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TOWBOATS

NEW ORLEANS TOwBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDEKstGNED, WISHING To ESrAB-
hsh an equitable and uui osm rate OF roEago and
greater facilities 20 the shipping eng aud leaving this
port, have combined the following Towboatss
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, LevIathau. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright ind sentIaeI.
LINE.
Achilles. Thos. a 9. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Wicseo and Reliance.
TIE number snd power OF the shove Line of
Towbcais detention will occur either
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY Eclipse Line.
SCHNkIDER ZUBERB kR,
Barry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE Co, y Lima
Assoeiafeo once, 81 Carondelef street stairs.
J. G. NOR, ROSS.
cHAS. HEREINAFTER
Levse Agents
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DR. BURN DU BUIssos's DIGESTIVE

DR. BURN DU BUIssoH's DIGESTIVE
~ Losenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lsctaes-The
Alkaline Laeates exercise the most beneficial influence Over
the arrangements of digestion either by their peculiar action
Of the sorach aordng The
latter through their with the saliva the gastric
Juice supply Of Tactic Acid which all English french
other Psychologists admit 10 be essential principle Of d.
gestion Fer the information Of those who may without
medical sdvice be stated here that the symptoms
paired digestion Headache pain In the forehead hen
crania gsstrtis gass heartburn, wind stomach
and bowels loss OF appetite. emacation All
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline LAssies
may be always had in iOzenges powders
General depot in Paris At GRIMAULf 90 g, chsnists
T. l. II. Prince Napoleon. IS rne Richelieu-
In New Orleans, st DUCONGE'S, DELOCHES, Gun 4.
LOTS and q every other good Chemizrk
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YoKK.
Steamship Gulf STREAM, BsInss.ss-5sd Jan IL
Steamer Rochester Gernain-elesr ed Dec Is.
Schooner a Depike JOnes-eeared Dec 20
Bark B Allen, Bray cleared Nov Il
BOSTON.
Steamship Concordia, Sears-sahed Jan 10
Bark II W horn, Wiiams-ele.red ysnA
Bark Jennie Cobb, Hawley-sAiled Jan II.
Schooner x Ssssa SssG Jan
Brig ossippee, Twombly-eiesred Dec 80.
PHILADELPHIA
Schooner Geo p TbOrn-ceared Dec 81
Steamship Star Of the Union, COOksey-saled Jan Q.
Ship Belle More. Wymas--ssisd Dec 50.
ROCKLAND. ME-.
Schooner Geo Thorn-clearad D. c 81.
schooner May N Bird. Psckard-sAiled Dec 3
Bank A Litchheld. Slesper-sAiled Dec IS
CANDIES, NB.
Schooner Carlton-ss ed Dec l6
PORTLAND
Schooner Edwin Reid-clesred Dec "A
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon Beesly-sai ed an IL
steamshp Alhambrse Thomss1 ;; ed an L
s SHIP ks A1n aHIs ysss sse, Vows
ship Punjauh, McIniyre-clesred Dec
Ship Margaret Evans, McCulough-ceared Dec 8.
sP h sTa A GssoB 9fS
Shin WIN Woodbury., Mel Ian-lo4dng Dec Is
Slip Asatic, Andrsws-saiied Dec 10.
Ship Cordeiia, King cleared Dec Is.
Ship Ocean Phantom, hcKsy-sziled Dec %.
LONDON.
SIP Ss Fans sSs 6sd IS
Sup Protector Maroni-eleAIed Dec p.
GRIMSBY.
Steamship Ed bawkps, Wits1n-saed Dec 20
HAvRE.
Ship Duchess d'orlesns. Hines-ssiled Dec IS.
MhSSENL
Bark Pirand TO- Tataro-clsared Dec9.
ANTWERP.
Ship Ukraine, Melcher-1aed Dec 20.
Bark Jupiter-saled Dec is.
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, LaperI-saled Nov IL
CADIZ.
Bark Fanny EAlsr Ode-sai ed Nov H. and ta ed fron
Gibraltar Nov 20. Put into Kingston, Ja., Jan LIST,
in distr,
GRNO,.
Ship Colembo OyirO-ceared Dec 8,
GLASGOW
Ship Staffa Nc Aister-ssed Dec l9
PALERMO
Bark Giovanni Baiista, Guglimini-sailed Nov %
Bark Giovanni B-tsta, Gu glemeni-saled Nov. Is.
RIO De JANEIR0.
Bark Tree.dale, scarrow-sai'eo Decl
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

REGULAR Arkansas RIVER PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY. 23d inst. at Pm
TOR FORT SMITH. LITTLE ROCK PINE
Bluff Napo and all points Arkansas river-The
bse passenger packet
BERNARD BEGLEY, Master; J. II. SMITH Clerk
viii leave as above For freight passage apply boara
ofto SiNNOTr d ADAMS, 2j Commercial Place
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MEtDIt;A l..
ITO THE PUBLIC.


The undersigned, having opened hrstclAss DISPEN-
SING DRUG STORE, take this opportunity Of informing
tie afflicted Of city and vic nifty in order TO alleviate the
suenngs of eow-beBgs and benefit society in general
have made ansne with the distinguished Physician
and Surgeon, PFof JOSEPH A. McEy0Y, of Dublin, Fell
low many learned country and Europe
DIR. McEYOY be consulted office daily, and will
devote his entire attention to the scientific treatment of all
diseases,
Secret, Private and Special.
Dr. McEgoY will be assisted by the talented yonng
Ven real Specialist, Dr. BALDWIN DUFF, whose great
experience this line thousands this city testify
aordng Guarantee Of Cure all who may need their
vices.
DIR. THOMAS G. GRIFFIN. Of London. will devote his
entire attention TO the Dispensing and Prescription Depart
men and in connection with this have the conf encs to
add be cannot be exeed having Dispensing Chemist
to of the large hospitals in ngard aud the United
States.
Il will thus be sen that the Drug Store No Magazine
street fupsror advantage, afflicted unsurpassed
by any institution in the country In order to benefit the
poor Consultations viii be given daily from to 10
Trusting our Efforts the afflicted may successful
We have the honor to remain,
DRs. j. BALDWIN DUFF GRIFFIN,
Phsrmaceu heal Chemists,
2s4 Magazine street. corner Poeyfsrre
Al communications addressed will be sidered
surety CONFIDENTIAL ana Meuclnes win dispatcn
LUMINIUM ...............ALUMINI
THE NEW INVENTION VICTORIOUS.
GREAT SUCCESS.
DIR. COn,ad Blame, Denttst,
4I6...........ST. CHAELES STREET. ........AIs
The Aluminium set Of TIE Eth the newest invention Of the
be had accomplished its extensive perfection
at the establishment the above-named Nothing
world be gold
equal to its value, for il Is Of no weight
CINE AND TRY AND BE SURPRISED.
Let progress have fair chance.
Aluminium, 4i6 and AIS st. rhavIes.
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nj IDlCAE.......-....... MEDICAL.
Or. j. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South afford in extensive
practice in all forms Of de~se than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly to perceive the remedies IN
dieated-lor either and ali ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GENI-
TAIL wEAKNEss, Pills, SYPHILIS and GONOR-
RHEA in the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vestee Of faint and disorder from the entire
system the skin its native beauty and the entire
organism to lite normal he'lth
Persons desiring Or. J. Whites advice ard remedies will
call at the OF St Charles anu Julia there
several Dr. Whites in the city
EOH TaE PERMANENT CURE Of
RUPTURE
DIR. Ferries Patent Self Adjusting Sup
porter Tsus..
II possesses advantages ell others use Ithss
No Syringe thus avoiding all injurious pressure back
and with IL EnNlA or hUPTCRE
Can he Permanently Cured.
Over thousand persons New Orleans vicinity
testify this fact. Besides Dr. FERRIS exhibit his
office certificates from Eminent SurgeJDs ding
its superiority Also from we'll
cured BY For further Information call address
stamp DR. 7. ST. CLAIR FERRIsS pa'entee,
New Orleans, Ia.
ofce-No Is Bourbon street. door from Canal Once
hours nom A n. 10 Pm.
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs A ATCHAFAI.AYA PACKET
Leaves on TIL URSDAY, sd inst, at Pn
Eok OPEsUCsAs. WASHINGTON PORT
Barre, Mouth OF Bayou Ronge simmsport. and all land
mrs on the Achafaaya river Bayou eau-fhe
ngnt dr.r steamer D. -. Biackfofd. q. q. Picott.
MASTER j. b Schmidt clerk vlesve a. above FoG freight
or passase applv board or %
WIN. NJ sURLs Agent. IS New Levee street.
khNNET A BILL Front street.
CARRIERE A LOGAN Old Ievee street.
Leaves every THURSDAY. at 5P.n
EC& ofEkOusAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and al landipys the Coast Atchaaaya River
and bsyoG CouTtshiean-Ihs good and safe steamer
Annie Wa9lcy, Gus Il Louailier master Nj Ks1ison.
clerk, will Leave as above Will leave washington every
suray kvenins at O'Clock For freight passage apply
BLOCH BROS, Isl Common street N. o.,
oro HiNcKLEY & con. wsshins tOn, La.
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DIR. Howe's Mode of Usias n Vacuum.
By removal OF atmospheric presume local and internal
gesons IRE instantly relieved which restores health
large class OF diseases Il vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upOn Of which
nOurhes nvgorstes and snsrges permanently small weaA
organs BY restoring he equilibrium Of nAtures blood food
them; by which Il is reliable remedy for PsrAJ sed
Shrunken Parts potency Weak Sexual Power, Spers
torrhes Seminal Dersugsment Diseases from Self Abuse
Painful and IneOntneneso Urine, Enlarged Prostae obs
Geet vaccee certain forms sf Structure etc, whlcl
other rarely Hundreds have been treated
cesstslly.
His Medical Maths
Ersdieste CcnsTutiOns syphilis shin Diseases Hsm0n
Rheumatism and Mercury from system medicines
Aons fad to reach; but used together eject wonderful
Private Diseases Cured Speedily.
Reeds. prepared furnished fOrsI forms Of diseas.
acute and chronic Of either
Onice hours from A. n. 30 \. Consultation frss
Treatment eAsh Charges moderate Strictly confidential
A. T. HOWE, II D., Il Baronns street.,
Near Canal. New Oriesns
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Hiarins anteIiasmrs.

CExscks- OFFICE, No. 4 OAxP srRxz7,
Thursday, January p, 1888.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEAss, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD co.
THRo UGH RATES OF FREIGH
st. Louis, Ioui.viIIe, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
ATLANTA, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans Jan. /, 1868
Shippers Informed that this company is giving
Through Bills Lsding to the above points.
AL claims for Loss, Damage, 0vercharge will be
promptly settled at point Of delivery
For f Their information, inquire at the Depot Caliope
street, the CompAny's Once. AZ Caron5eet street.
I. S. WILLIAMS, Gsn' Superintendent
JAMES YoSCK, General Freight Agent
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRIISHT on r5K
i ALABAMA RIvER-The MOBILE TRADE COM
PANY now running DAILY LINE Of Num-
Freight and Passenger Boats the Alabama
River leaving Mobile EVERY EVEsING at 4 o'ciock
the SATURDAY and WEDN sSDAY Packets extending
their trips Weumpka Freight leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will be put
through 10 Wetumpka wi bout detention
sINNOfT ADAMS, Agents, IS Commercial Place
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES = MORGAN LINE U. 3.
Nail Steamers.
T-OR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN,
II Mississippi CITY, Biloxi Ocean Springs and Psscagouia-
WINTER ARRANGEMEhT
The and elegant low iron steamer Laura,
Capt JOE WALkEH, win regular places
follows arrival fPontchartran RArosd trains bellows
On TUESDAYS on the arrival Of The A q train
On SATURDAYS. arrival Of IL \. train-on this trip
goii TO Pascsgoula-
Returning, win leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY and FRI
DAY Evenings: Pasesgoua every SUNDAY noon
The trips VIII regularly
bad weather or Low For rthe apply
OHAS WHITNEY a 90, Agents.
80 and 50 Camp stree&
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yICKsBUBG
Leaves evtry MONDAY abPn
EOk ViCksBUKG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY,
Naehss, Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge aud an
intermediate lsndngsIhe new elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen,
W. b. RICHARDSON, Master
VIII commence her regular trips on MONDAY EVENING
the th nst leaving New Orleans every Monday evesng at
DR.. n For freight or passage sp ly on board or to
sINNoTf ADAMS, rs Commercial Place
f.s-Ihs steiner Gov Allen at vlcksburg with
steamers Calumet for Yazoo River Myrtle sunower
giving through bills Of laing for all points on the above
streams The Allen built expressly for the trade and
will 'emain the entire twelve months in the year.
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H EVENING NEWS.
-.
Tuesday Eycnlus,......AlrM ii. 1858.
fowRErNasOaA

NLoW0 Er0aeoQoA NHe
a regular meeting Of the Board Was
held Monday evening April 7ath. Pes
eut-a full BoaSd.,
Minutes Of previous meeting were read
and approved.
Bill. refetted:9 Dlitti tNsws3 $sf,a
Stern & We'll, $50. arr. ~, f..
Petiltion of. Il. n, Hamlip, for ap1
pointmsnt on police, was taken from
file, and, on motion, the BosrdSproceed-
ed 10 ballot viva voee, Lost, by the
following vote I: Ayes, Messrs. Day aud.
Lambert; nays, Messrs. Blanchard, Ri
ordeu and Hayes, -,
On motion, the Board proceeded 70
open sealed proposals for the eoastrua-
ton of a water fiame, As per published
notice, which were rs follows ". A.
Masteak e Co, per foot, - 20 Jacob
Jacobson, 81 50; Macmillan Chisholm Il
Co., So IS; do, 81 30; G. Wall, 50 Isl
W. b 4 d. X. Harris, 50 81; Higgins
4 Hancock, s. SO. XII HEIE OT
On motion, the bid Of Nessrs; Higgins
4 Hancock vas accepted, and the Town
Attorney instructed 10. draw up a con-
tract with the parties, specifying that
the work should be commenced at once,
aud completed within 20 days from the
date of signing said contract and \ bond
in the sun Of $9, 900 for the faithful per-
iormGaee OF Che, work.
Oh mofoasshe President aud Clerk
were authorized 10 sigu the contract on
behalf Of the Board.
On motion, it was ordered that In
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z. GOLD HILL
FIRE DEPARTMENT!

y, oTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN Gold Hill Firemen that the Annual Election
h. bsId on WEDNESDAY. the 29th day CT
Aprii. 1883, at tho Hall Of Liberty Hose Com.
psuy No. i. Polls open from 2 o'clock ?. y. 10
Tsoiclock p. ". w. II. II. Lee. A. O.. Hay md
i w. HIRgIns aro appointed judges Of Election.
By order Of ia lh'
4 - a. President Gold Hill Fire Dept.
RICHARD SANDER, Secretary.
, Gold Hill, April Is, less.
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nllrlA,arsl,,n rNoq1a
ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

ny BONNER LAKE hourk:
Andy JOHNSON, Mrisry Bidgs,MrAALung.
as sss ss:ss LII Ed h !@tEIss s:9 f hiss. T.s T.
Grill, W Ryan, J Hall, AG Hasey, Mr. GARY
or, w J Luke, w Miller, A Towlc, W A
TwitcheN, wife and ekild, Mics Riehardsoni
Mr. Prosser, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Cook and wife,
w A SkidmoSe, 9 II Morton, 8 Chinamsn.'
Isl Br oysRLANp ROUTE: 4 ~ ,lsp
David Crier, James Kelly, Charles White
head, W L.McMichiel, S.Ashim.,
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WIRE ROPE!

Wire Rope Is not affected by atmospheric
changes; 10 splieed In same manners Temp
Rope, and manufactured In nny length ofany
T Suitable Blocks and Sheeyes Tor Ferry and
Derrlck.Fall Ropes supplied. Ststi Rope ,apss
materially IA Jrsighi, being Only 1Hs'thira mf
P,icr. and Scale OF strength, Weight and Size,
forwarded free, on applieslonto nanuiaeturers
49, A. 4. HALLlDIE s. Co.,,
I10 Front street, Ban francesca ai.
70. weare Sole Asentsfor X. 5. NEWALL
A. co. the wall-kuown Wlra.Rope Makers. OF
0lcshead.on.Tyne andhaye q fnll assortment
~ thsir ropes ON hand, ocl8.6mls
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Departures.

1T DoNNER LAKE ROUTE: N SOL =
VIM Reynolds, Mary Shawley, George kel.
logx, Mr. Atchison, Mr. Atchison, Stephen
Sanchez, d B Nye. G w Seheidel, Mr. Hatch,
"A C Jones, D W Rich, M pole, Mr. Rosen-
feldt, S Ashim, Mr. Cook and wife, G &C Nc
Fadden. B n Carrick, ] China, o Carville.
BY, QyERIANp, ROUTE:
Vim N HoaS. W o'Brien, John Hall, Jas.
Burns, o H Strickland. a, ,aaiadsa ,.a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-21

Sixty DAYS VOTING ROLL
oS TIE Geld Hill Fire Department
at thc Election ts be held April
10. 1858. .
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All Policies are Non-F orfeitable
and Participates in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST,
POLICY HOLDRRs. D..
Reason. for In.1slns m he California

!, .o ,ou, for Iusurins with The California
-, Mutnnlt .g."t-V
lst. Tho list Of Directors and otissfs en-
brrc,spn,ncswelI aud fayorably known through.
out tho States or the Pacific. Ceast rs men OF
broad and liberal views, Of tried integrity, sagae.
INV and busIness eSpetIsnce, ini Whose hands the
aSaIrs Of the Company are safe beyond question.
ID, IL ID the interest Of every one, whose pu,i.
hsrsths yaIt sutns Of money which, IN the ab.
ssnes Of 4 successfui Home Company WIN DO
snnnsNy drained hence by Foreign Companies. {.
M Ry-Psrsons insuring In this Company Will
pothays 10 WAIT TWO'M0NPHS FOR npplb
cation to be accepted md Policy returned IRON
N.S yofkI ~. ~ r.sHS Ira !..T saM' '
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We Ray K~yerythyus' for TGIss.backsi'
" New York Wholesale friees'
.,t,h,tI,"vby"v We can AFFORD and shall con y
linn, 10 sell FRESH, PURE and GENUINE
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES Of all kind.,
ana every articles kept Ina FIRST a
DRUG STORE CHEAPER hsn In any other
house in Virginia. r-r
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-UT"as7
~ Ig.NHtUI..T aJ"1.
IS .i =
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%" . {. hayo glYen tho Plantation Bltters I
hundreds OF our disabled soldiers with the most a
tonisi,lna effect, q. w. d. ANDREWS. Il,
Siiperintendcnt Soldiers Home, Cincinnati Y"
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SRoaERs MINE, FtowrRy.-This well
known mine, after a rsposs Of two or
three years, is about to DO galvanized
into active life again, through the apple
cation of now hosting and pumping ma
ehinery, and u change in the admins
tration Of affairs. There is said to bsa
large amount of valuable ore in this
mine, but some Of It contains . largo
amount Of galena and other base met
ais, rendering II difficult to work. "
is proposed to sead a quantity OF the
richest to San Francisco to be subjected
to the smelling process.
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e. -. I have been h great uGerer from pys.
ncpsIa and had 10 abandon preaLhing. The
Plantation Bittcrs have cured me. -,
: - REV. J. y. ChTH0RH, Rochester,, N.Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY.
STATE NEW ..

-Anawan Hines, . lad Of nine years Of
age. fell into the .;ver .. keokuk on Satur-
dsy ard was drowned.
Bishop Hennessy administered the rite
Of confirmation 10 two bundred Catholics
st Des Moines on Sunday last
Hon. John P. Irish and Judge Loush'
ride. have resumed their joint discussion.
which WAS suspended at the request Of
Judge l..
Geo. Sprasus / Co. have succeeded
Mark Miller as editors and proprietors Of
the rewa Homestead, one Of the best ag'i
cultural papers printed in the West.
-Dss Moioes has invented kindiine
wood and got it patented.
The receips Of the Catholic FAIR a
Muscatine last week were. from oil sources
t1,7lso5'
: The next election Of directors Of the
Iowa State Agricultural Society will b
held at Dss Moines on the second Wednes
day in January, 1869, when the time and
place Of holding the next fair will 30 de-
| cided.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
sUPREME COURT.


DAVENPORT, Oct. 7th, 1868.
Hon. j. F. DnLox, c.
&C. CoLs.
j. IN. n: ss,ss'' s,os. Judges
c. LnDssnAx, Clerk.
s.l5s. Barkhead Co., ", D. L. Brown,
printed srguaent.
2.ssS. Ohss. A. Sherman ". Western Stage
Company, applts I; from Linn county /; submit
ted on petition Of fappellant for ,e hearing.
2.9e9. N. b Brown, applt. vs. Robert Ellie !;
from Linn county; submitted on petition Of
appellant tor a re.hearing.
2,Ns. Callahan 4 lngham, applts, W.. Alex
auder Shaw /; from Polk county submitted on
printed argument
2.0s5. Geo. Hardin. applt. vs John Branner;
from Clarke county submitted on petition Of
appellant for a re hearing
2.sls. Theodore Hawiey, applt, w. Asa
Hunt from Jackson county submitted on Pc
titon of appellant for re. hearing.
-, ,clS. W. h. II. Austin ~. James Fl. EAston.
appellant; from winneshiek county; submitted
on petitio. Of appellant for re-hearing..
S.oss. Wn. +. Owen. appellant. ". John D.
Perry. ct al; from Dubuque county; submitted
on petition of appellees for . 70 hearing.
S,o9s. Thomss J. Sheldon et al, ". Ellis
Parker. ct al. appellants; from .Grundy ceun-
y submitted oa petition Of appsllees for . re-
s,loS. Edvssd Lsagworsby ct a., appslla.ss,
~. VIM. McKelvey. st al. frsm Dubuqus souus
"; eubmittsd on petition Of appelless Tor re-
hearing.
s.lis. D. G. Flos.er ~. James Z. Msrsb. On.
pell.nt. Submitted on petition sf sppsllast for
s,ls7. Sohn D. winsss ~. John ". LeLsed,
appslant from Wapelle county ssbmittsd on
petition Of appellant for re- hearing. -
2.slS. Theodore HawIey, spplt. vs. xSa
Hunt; from Jackson county; petition for re-
hearing sustained.
.2.Ts. II. X. Steele, .dm'r, Va Ward !
Murry, appits; from Monroe county; re-
1909. State Of Iowa W.. Peter rreemsn,
eppit; from johnson county continued to
April term, 1869.
SOS. William Bil!ingsley. applt, vs.. James
Dawson from Washington county continued
s,o2s. John Miller ". Aaa Gregg. et al,
spplts from Muscatins county submitted ON
motion Of appellee to :ffirm.
$3.50. Phiander Pope. ct al, applts, vs..
Samuel Dursns. ct a; from Jackson county /;
submitted on printed argument
S,os4. Nelson Read vs.. William Hsrper.
spps from Linn couaty; petition for re-hear-
ing overruled.
3.los Edward Longworthy, ct d, applts, w..
William Mckelvey. ct al from Dubuque coun.
~; petition for re hearing ovsrruled.
ct al. applt from Warrington comfy sub
mitted on written arguuent.
s.is3. Naths,iel Mcclure. ct q. ". 3. G.
Owen, st al. applts from Washisgton county /;
submitted on printed argument.
$.ls7. John Brandt " c., r. I. Z p. r. R.
Co aPplt; from Johnson cssaty ssbmitsed
on printed argument.
John stsplstos, Fraak Dsstler, Miehsel Bark.
Hans Detlof Schweder, aad John Ness wsrs I'd.
mitted - citi1ens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07
RlvER NEWS.
NORTHERN LINE

NohfnEAN LINE.
The Oanads leaves Port Byron for st.
Paul tomorrow morning.
The Reserve leaves the same point fes
St. Paul on Friday morning.
The Ksithsburg 10 the regular packet fes
Fort Madison, Keokuk and st. Lsuis o.
morrow morning At I o'clock.
WHIre COLLAR LINE.
The CITY Of st. Paul leaves Savanoe fol
St. Paul tc-morrow morning.
The Milwaukss leaves the same point foE
st. Paul on Friday morning.
The Addie johnson 10 the regular packet
fer St. Louis tomorrow morning aS
o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07

PERsoxAL-John BalloYd, assistant 10
E. s. Ballord's drug store, left this morn.
ing for New York. for the purpose Of TAX
ing course Of study in the Medical Col
legs At that place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07

AxIsvALuApLE Rs aDr.-None except those
Who have suffered all the horror Of dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy Of
Psaay DASn' PA,S kiLLsR. a sovereign remedy
for this distressing disease. ltposseses virtue
which not alone removes pain instantly, but reg
ulstss the stomach, gives strength, tone and
vigor to the system. II is one Of those medi.
cnes which 10 worth more than gold. Sold by
ali druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07

REAL ESTATE SALE.-John L. Coffin,
Yesterday sold, to Mrs. Eliza II. Mccullough,
three houses in Sargsnts South Row for
60, 900 cash. A handsome investment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-07

WINS AoAiN-Kirkwoo God has again come
of victorious bv winning 1900 purse at
Keokuk, in three straight heats against
Lance, Hooker and Stonewall.