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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

AN UNCLAIMED TIGER-He Takes a Drink.
A drayman having on his dray cage in
which was Mexican tiger by some acct
dent ran against a post at the corner Of Old
Levee and Toulouse streets, and the shock
burst open the door when out jumped the
tiger and in his hurry to enjoy his accidental
freedom made his way into the store at the
corner mentioned and playfully smashed
some bottles OF liquor, which he appeared
inclined to drink. There was small panic
in the neighborhood sufficient to frighten
the feline, and wishing to avoid the excited
throng the tiger assembled two pairs of stairs
and would have gone the third, but there
were none. After gazing around and view.
ing the uncommon sight he became inclined
TO rest but there was no rest for MIN, for
his keeper appeared and rOped him. The
pretty animal was taken away without hay
ing committed any other depredations than
wasting little liquor and frightening sew
eral persons rather more than would be
pleasant for daily recreation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

EARLY yesterday the residence of Mr.. Con-
rad Smith, Ill Louisa street, was the place
selected by unknown burglars to ply their
rascally business. A watch and pocket
book were carried of.
Fred seweE, boy, had his foot crushed
BY a car at the corner Of Canal and Bourbon
streets. He was pushed on the track BY
another lad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

Bankrupt
WHEREAS DR.. F. B. ALBERs, OF THE Pa r.
wv ish of Orleans and District aforesaid, duly de-
olared bankrupt under the act OF Congress of March
q 1867, has this day filed in said court q pet;
ton praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims proyable under
said act
Notice is therefore given to az creditors who have
est that the first day Of June, 1853, at u A. n,
is assigned for the hearing of the and that they
mas then and there attend and show cause, if any
they have why the prayer Of the said petition should
CLERKS Office, New Orleans, April ., 1865;
K, L9EN,
ap2s myl0 20 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY has been
"A issued By the said court against the estate OF
BE,RNARD HANS, Of the city OF New Orleans
and State Of Louisiana in said District, adiudged
bankrupt uron the petition OF his creditors; and the
property belonging to said bankrupt, 70
him or for his use, and the transfer
meeting of the creditors Of said bankrupt to prove
their debts and choose one or more asstgnees o.
hs estate will be held Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at New Orleans, in said District on the
tWenty-eghth day of May, A D. 1852 ut @ clock AM
OF tha Office OF j. R. G. Pitkn, one Of the Register
in Bankruptcy Of said Court
No. TSe-rny6 2eA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.

ESTATES OF HENRY F. GIVEN, HENRY Il
BRYAN, DICKSON A. GIVEN, AND VIII
LIAM @. WATTS.
Indi9 sflnaly and as Members Of the Firm Of Gwen,
Watts & Co.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
TeNal

in-Ridge Pasehsl.
lntonio-W. W Gamble;
ssyiils-C5eurge r. Stubblehsld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In BankFuptcy-NO. gag.
IN THE MATTER OF JAMES STA FFORp,
Bankrupt

WHEREAS JAMES STAFFORD, OF THE
w city of New Orleans, and District aforesaid.
duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Congress
of March 2 1861, has tins day flied in said Court
petition praying for a discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts and other claims provo
BILE under said act
Notice is therefore given 70 all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons inter
est, that the 9Th day Of June, 1858, at Il A. NJ,
is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show cause, il
any they have, why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerk Office, New Orleans, May & 1863,
d LOEW,
my6l52j DEPUTY Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
In BankruptcY-NO, IsH.

IN THE MATTER OF DR. p, B. ALBEl
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In Hankrnptey-No. SCI.

IN THE MATTER OF E. V. HOUGHWOOT {
Co, vs. bernard Hans. Bankrapt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17

IN THE MATTER OF A. v. BARRING
Bankrupt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-17
UNITEDsTATEs DIsTKICT CoUEI
UNITED STATES DISTRICT &C UET.

In Hankruptcy-NO TOO.
WHEREAS J. c. COFIELD, OF THE PARISH
w of st. Bernard and District aforesaid indlvld-
uaiiy, and q member Of the firms Of Cofeld &
Davis and DAVIS Oofed, duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress Of March 2 1861 has this
day filed in said court petition praying Tor dis.
charge and certificate thereof from all his debts and
other claims provable under said act
Notice is therefore given to an creditors wbo nave
proved their debts and 10 all other persons in in
terest. that the tenth day of June 1868 at II A. NJ
is assigned for the hearing Of the same, and that
they may then and there attend and show Cause il
any they have, why the prayer Of the said petition
SHOULD not be granted
Clerks Office, New Orleans, May 6, 1868
ny9 % je3A K, LOEW, Deputy Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
news
~ TELE0R.APH.
10 THE DAILY DEMOCnAr.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 31.-Revsrday John.
son sailed for England on Saturday.
The Attorney General holds that Rollins
10 properly In Once until bis successor ID
appointed. This leaves Mr.. Rollins IN
Office unless suspended upon charges %.
cording 10 the provisions Of the tenure Of
President will take no action in reference
to the matter.
A State oficisl from Louisiana has ar
rived here, TO call upon the Psssidsns TOT
additional troops for that State. !.
The Comnssionsrs Of the General Land
once, in reply 70 Inquiries, state that hone
otsad entries can only be made upon eoE'
veysd land after return to the proper as
srics land office IL at tho Official plat Of tne
survey also, that the right GA sett'es
under . homestead entry attaches only q
from the date Of entry settler upon unsof-
vsysd land, desiring TO secure tneir I'm
proveusnts made prior to return o. TIE sur
yevs. NAV obtain priority Of right o. against
.ub.souent claims under the provisions Of
the pre- emption laws. and fling declare.
tory statement therefor before the expira-
ton Of three months after date Of the re-
turn OF survey to the district office.
Judge Bla,chford has decided that .
mortgage on . distillery given prior to =
seizure Of the premises for violation Of the
revenue laws. did not exempt them from
seizure.
The divers are ct work with . new sub.
marine exploring apparatus at the spot
where the English frigats uusssr 10 sup
posed 10 have sank 10 1889. The men r..
,nainad undns vatar naarlv an hour and
succeeded 10 fading. - they believe, traces
Of the sunksn vessel.
Chss. Hartman aad Fsrdinasd 6ulsbuysr,
convicted Of conniving 70 dsfraud the rsvs-
nue.. and sentenced 10 Imprisonment for ten
days and pay . fine Of CSC, 900 each. have
had their fines rsmitssd By the President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
Forciga News by Atlantic l,abi,
WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEeTon, July -.
Major General St0nemau intends making
. tour north for short time for the benefit
Of his health and will return TO his com.
mand In few days. He will be accompa.
MED by Col. Campbell Of his staff They
will leave Washington tonight
Secretary Welles has given direction for
osioeine home and putting out of commits.
slon number Of vessels doing service
abroad. II 10 not yet kown what vessels
viii come home. Crews Of vessels thus
put out Of commission will be discharged
add the officers placed on other duty. Thii
action 10 In pursuance Of an act of Congress
making large reductions In the naval force
The protracted litigation between ID
II. David and other paper collar mauufac.
turers and the Union Paper Collar Com
pany, he's virtually terminated by the re.
tusal Of the Commissioners Of Patents to ex.
tend the patent Of the Union Paper Collar
Company.
The receipts Of customs from July 2Oth
TO 2Sth inclusive 10 420,67l 81.
w. Pidrick, who Was private secretary Of
Attorney General Etaneberry, has accept-
ed like position under Attorney General
Evarts.
The committee Of the Senate to epourire
into the official conduct oil Senators in con-
nection with the impeachment and trial of
President Jchnsn, took no action whatever
to that subject
The spirit and tobacco law provides that
All inspectors appointed under the old act,
shall 90 out Of Office 10 days after the form
er becomes q law. The limitation ex-
pired to-day.
A large number Of applications have
been filed for Offices created BY the last en-
ment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
NEW YQhk.

Nsw YoRk. July 3l.-Chisf Justice
Chase and Mrs. Spraeus arrived ct Metro
poli.an Hotel yestsrday. and were. during
the day, visited BY . few personal friends.
10 The evening . distinguished private
citissu gave select party In their honor.
Am Cslaher. LOGGER ~ 10 Mulberry st.,
was kicked to death, yesterday, BY Josiah
Harrington, keeper Of the riding house,
Who Was arrested.
Ernest c. Mahsrt, little son Of Jaesh
Mahsst, Of Hoboksn, was yesterday burned
TO death By his clothes taking IRE from .
match
BUrsALo, July 3l.-Ysstsrday, the third
day Of the Buffalo trstting meeting, called
out another large csnsourse Of people, be-
ing estimated at 10000 on the ground.
The purse for $500 was won BY Gold
smiths Maid, in five heats. Best time
2:241. The second race, for 500. WAS won
BY Lady Hamilton, in six heats. Best time
C.3oa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

a.. Nkw YORK, July 80
The chinese Embassy will next Mopdav
leave ior Auburn by invitation of Hon. W.
II. seward The different foreien ministese
no" NJ Washington have also been invited
out u - not yet certain who vill arcent
FROM Auburn 60 10 Niagara. Hsrato~s and
lake George. The ,rip To Oans5. hss
oeen postponed. From Lake Ceoro. shs
visitors 80 to Boston where the 81. Iii,
DC quite lengthy. From Boston r., :.
tuin 10 This chy where they win rs1,.;.
until their departure fos Europe ahou, - =
LIST Vt September. ''u' 'ne
:. 81. Francis Of Troy. Who has h..,
urged 10 accept the nomination Il, 81
s'es, Is successor TO Hon. John A. 0ris.
~o.u' assures MS friends that he cannot &C.
stances. e"oo"
The Baltimore Sun intima,es tina, N. -,
pected opportunity Of commercisl conr.c-
uon with house in England Tor Amer;csr
business has induced JEFF Davis To on
abroad. ~ ~
The Boston Journal contains a let,.,
nom Gen. Butler relstivc 10 The anil.
brought against him in Balfimore n
says the purpose Of Wooley's suit Il .,bvi.
Gus. Kimberly Bros claim 10 for rent maid
by them for the occupation of Government
land. board of survey was appointe
10 zee that all occupants OF Governm.rs
land for sheep keeping purposes. ehould
pay rent TO the amount OF which ssiS
board flxed. Ny provost marshal coIl.cssd
Oh the kimborlys, among Others. and a.
counted fof that rent for which am nov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

CLEVELAND, July 30.-ln the Tempe
rance Convention during the morning ses-
sion, . statement Of the progress Of the
cause from each State occupied q part Of
the morning, after . series Ut resO.
lutiops were introduced: The doctrine Of
total abstinence WAS demonstrated by the
scriptures. scien &c and history. to be the
bounden duty Of every man; the manu-
facture and sale Of intoxicating liquor 10
public injury and nuisance; licensing 10
wrong and has proved . failure wherever
tried-prohibition is the only safe legisla.
ton; prescriptions Of alcoholic liquors BY
physicians is one Of the most serious hin.
ORANGES to the temperance cause, and call
ing the attention OF the faculty TO the 70
sponsibility Of denOunciug Sabbath liquor
selling as violation Of the best rights and
hopes of the American people; the church
believing that protest against intempe-
rate members and ministers 10 the only
true obligation a. they labor against the
same, and urge the establishment Of chill
drcn and youths total abstinence socie-
ties in connection with Sunday Schools;
and the establishment Of . national publ.
cation house and recommending Its publ.
cation.
AFTERNOON SESSION The resolutions
which were reported and adopted, take ex-
IRENE grounds in favor Of q
prohibitory law, and denouncc the
sale and use of alcoholic drinks 40
criminal. Remarks were made by Il. b.
Sherman of Chicago. DR.. Ross OF Illinois,
and others. 1t has been decided to hold
another meeting of the Convention this
evening to be devoted to speeches.
SANDusKy. o.. July 30-The Republican
Convention held to-day at Clyde, nominated
General William II. Gibson, Of Seneca
county. rs candidate for Congress from the
Eleventh District OF Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

nss.:: reader. Osslf.abuss. ovsssssal I dissssss
bodiy cared. end ssxual sEesssss ere eli eapaLls
q prcdaeiug . weakness VI the gsnsrstivs or
oass. TIE orgsss Of gsssrssisn. when In per-
feet hsslth. make the man. Did you ever think
shss those bold. dsGsnt. energetic. psrssverise,
oacssssfal business men. are always these whose
osesrssivs organs are In perfect healthy Toe
sever hear such men complain Of being msian.
sAsly. 81 nsrvoasnsss OF pap,tsties Of the heart.
They are never sirsid they cannot succeed in
basissss, they don't become sad aud discsur.
aged they ere always polite and pleasant in the
company OF isd,ss. and look you and them right
- the face. none Of vour downcast looks or any
ether mssnness about them. l do not mean
shcss Who keep the organs iuflnmed by BY run
stae 70 excess. These will not only ruin their
esssisitas,on, but also :thoss they do business
eth % for.
Nov many men, from badly cured diseases
zen The e6ecss ofsclf abuse and e1cessss, have
brought about that stateof weak ness 10 those or
eAas that has reduced the general system 90
much - 10 induce almost every other disease
id'ecy. iunscy. paralvsis. spinal affections, sui
eide. and aimost every ether form OF disease
~A'ch humsn,s 10 heir TO. and the real cause Of
Ne trouble scarcely lever suspected, and hsvs
Ssstsred Tor oil but the right ose
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

EoUrH BEND. Ind. July 30.-Thc tiain
from Chicago with Hon. Schuyler Coiisa,
arrived q little before one o'clock TINS
AFTERNOON, nearly two hours behind the ex-
pected time. The train consisted OF nine
teen cars. twelve of which came through
from Chicago. and was under the direction
NJ SUPERINTENDENT Hauer. and General
Ticket Agent, Morse. There was great
great enthusiasm manifested BY the people
st various stations along the route, ut all
Of which large crowds were gathered 70
velcome Mr.. Colfax. As the train passed
through ut Lsports people appeared N
holidsv attire. q band OF music was out and
thc nosscssion numbered ct least five thou
and people. Arriving ct the Fair GrOundo
the Mayor of the city, Colonel Louis Hum
phrey in fslicito1s speech welcomed Mr.
Colfax home. Mr.. Colfax in response
spoke for about three quarters Of IN hour
in . familiar and entertaining manner.
making but slight sllusioa 70 politics; full
ten thousand people were on the ground
during the speaking. All the exercises Of
the day have passed of in most satisfac-
manner.
The excursion train starts on ito return
this evening, and is expected 10 arrive in
Chicago between three and four in the
morning. A number of guns were fired.
The reception OF Mr.. Coliax by bis own
towns people was moot hearty and magni,
ficent, the population Of the town turned
out almost en- massc. and the excitement as
the train moved into the depot ran very
high. Mr.. Colfax on leaving the cars was
at once surrounded by his old friends, and
the general desire to shake his hand or get
a view of him caused decided jam. and q
great deal Of confused enthusiasm. In the
meantime the band played Hail to the Chief,
and Hail Columbia. A procession Was
formed near the depot TO march to the Fair
Ground where the formal reception was
to take place
Mr.. Colisx and The listing uished visit0rs
occupied carriages. followed by the Tanners
from Chicago, and the Grant and Colfsx
clubs Of this place and neiRhb0ring places.
concluding with long line Of citizens on
foot and In CARRIAGES.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

~ peu ere su0sriag or have SUFFERED trea
selsssssy AlseAasess. chat sGses does u pro-
sss spss:yoss general hsslths DO you feel
ss.h, dsbiitsssd. sssily hreds Does little
.xtrs sssrtieu produce psipitstion Of the hear"
Dcss ysus liver o. urinary osesns. er year lid'
ssys frequently get out Of ordsrs syour urine
esossaass thick. milky. o. Aoeky. OF % Il ropy -
eessl,ns, Or does thick seam rise 10 the tsps
o. 10 . sediment Of the bottom after u hes stood
evAilsi do you have spells Of short breathing
o. dyspepsia. Are your bowels conssipstsds
Do you have spells Of fsintiag ~ sushss Of blood
eshs hssds 10 your nsmsry impaissds lsyous
aisd constantly dwelling upon th,s subject Dc
yea feel Auil. listlsss, moping tired Of COMPANY
81 Nfss Do you wish 10 Be left alone. TO get
sssy from everybody Does any little thing
oahs YOU starr - jump 10 vsur slssp brokss
~ rssslsssS 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-
issss ne bloom % your cheek - brightf do
yes enjsy Yourself 10 society - weils DO you
psrsus ysur business With the Same energy
- yea feel - much cssddsncs IN yoursslfi
Are yesr .p,rits dull and aaggiag. given to fits
81 oslasehely' lfso. do net Icy il 10 your liver
- dyspspsia. Have you restless n,ghtss Your
6esk vsst. your knees weak. end have but little
sDrssts. sad you ssts,bats this 70 dyspepsia Or
.es ooopisint.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
CHICAGO.

CmIcAGo, July 81.
Jacob Rich. Secretary u the Senate Naval
Committee, vii, leave Chicago, this eve.
ming, for his home in Iowa.
Foreign News 10y Atlantic Gable.
PARie, July 3l.-The Imperial decree
suspends for three mor tbs, from October
lst, the collection Of tonnage dues from
oil vessels entering French ports with
cereals.
SaAnssAK, July 8l.-News from japan
say . compromise has been effected be-
tween the doninions Of the south and
north which will probably lead to .
speedy termination Of hostilitiss bslwssn
the Aikade and Tycoon. Ne partisulars
LesDoS. July Sl.--Parliamsnt Is pre-
iougsd BY the Queen in psrsoD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
MASSACHUSETTS.

Borrow. July 3l.-Benj. F. Cushing,
aged II. and Thos. Brown, aged 10, are
under arrest for robbing the Office Of
VIM. II. Kent 4 Co., lumber commission
A. State street, Of $500 in
Government bonds and other securities.
They confessed the robbery. and all the
property WAS recovered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
MARYLAND.

BALrlnoas, July 3l.-Up to last evening
the individual subacri p.ion At the counters
Of the American Office, IN aid Of the suffer
ers by the food, amount to %. 800, which
has been distributed by the relief commit
tee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
PENNSYLVANIA.

PaiLApRLPHIA, July Sl.-Chas. L Becke,
while exhibiting = rattle snake to friends
yesterday, Was stung, and died from ito
effects.
OH CIry. July Jl.-Thst part Of Oil
City west Of OIL creek, 10 oil on Ere this
morning,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
new BRUNSWICK.

ST. Joux's, July S0.-Sir John A. Nc.
Donald and other cabinet ministers, arrived
yesterday and proceeded to Halifax last
night. The Nova Scotian members held .
caucus to-day 10 decide on the course 10
be pursued concerning the Confederation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
COM n z RCIAL.

Davenport Market Report.
Ovr,cn OF rsn DAvsNPoas Dpv. caAr,
July 3lth. 1858.
HLssa-Whslesals. tlo.4o; retail. eli 90.
WnsAs--very choice in the market, $3.50,
No. 2, ol.70. No. 8.el.be@ols6.
0AaLsY-No quotations.
, iOASe-61c
Rys-None in the market.
C0RH-soc.
OxIoHs ell o..
PsfAsoss-New, ol2o. Old zee.
BusSsa-a5e. perm.
E00s-20e
HAv-Good Timothy go e0oil, ~ per to-.
Prairie %. oo0s.0o per ton.
CoAI-Soft--l6@l7 :csuts per bushel, from
wagons.
Anrsa.cIrs AT yard el4. 90 per ton
WooS-ss ooNe7 no. per Cord.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Address 10 the Nsrvsus..sand Dsbilitsssd
whose sufsrings have been protrsetsd
lrea hidden causes, end whose
require prompt treatment 70
render existence de-
s,rabls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
Chicago Market.

Chicago MARKET.
by Telegraph July 81.
Flour-Quict and firm. Receipts $3.50 bbls !;
shipments, $3.50 bbls.
Wheat-Dull No. 2 sold up to Ia. but
closed at liz One lot new sold at 20. Sales
for August l.62. Receipts 1880 bus. ship
lnents 6S, 800 bus
Corn Firm and in in good demand: No. l,
s4Gs4a No. 3. IS. Receipts 94,l45 bus. ;
shipments l5s, l2s bus.
Oats decidedly lower, closing weak at 65a
ssh and SO for TO morrow. Sales new oats at
eo96lls. Receipts, l4,2ll bus. shipments
1900 bus.
Rye Quiet audldrmer At l.Q7@i.s2 for No. ..
Receipts 2, 225 bus shipments 724 bus.
Barley-Firm. No. 2, $50 in store.
Provisions Firm.
Pork---2s bt02s.75.
Lard Salesbls ct IN.
Lake FrieRhts Firm
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NATIVE WINES.

NATIVE WINES.
WHITE WIVES.
SSHHFFssmssad;sAn. !. caasseoaEHisN1E:ssspIIse.
SSsssssz!9IHa.. 7Sffos.
RED WIVES.
CLIFTON. HARTFORD PTOLlflo.
In esses Of tvelv, bottles saeh.
Nosross vnaInlA, Cosoosp. and CArAwsA b liz
ksg % cask.
ne unAsrsiensA oGsrs to the pubiie TIE anovs
wines, ofhis own growth. They ~ - 9,Isn ~.
70 ~ o. superior quality ana 70 give eo"p''''
isiaetion.
RErERENCED
nv. Thonss O. Fletcher Of Missouri; Gov. o.
,.ss, q iao; n'Ss;sn gs';9s s.. G sS::o:
g: S.' Ds.' s:ss:;s ~. f E a.,
a ass,s se desrt;. q rssssyvsaia froi assses
TSssSsr. S1isse .Asasscss Aersesls.slst." Nsw
Yosk and Many seAaes. Who can testify - sAeH
1nifosn eoel eaassy.
Aesats Tse Ntsesaksptts,
P0a0ONR. 011uG8 = RORDs
= . = Dsosa Street. Boston.
lgmsJer Nss Yssk.
w. RADDE. $50 Pearl -.
Aesat for PAiladslphis.
JAMES - WEBB.
Cornsr 9Th and walnut.
Agent for Baltimore,
JORDAN sTADl.ED,
Corner Madison and Eutaw.
GEORGE HUS MANN.
HsnnA~n. No. July aoth. ss6s.
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SEQ TT HOU Sc.
NEWCOMD HOUSE.
dArr II CLAIRE nousx.)

(LA1B II CLAIRE 0OCSBJ
D0vO0HO&S ........s. Iowa
mRls HOTEL SITUATED IN 1HB ODuTaBOD
j u basineee portion Of this city. and but one
11oek no0 - 10sy anA 0osamboee lAn01ng, viii
Wednesday, April lSsh, 1885,
Il he's recently un1@gone Thorough repairs and ex.
tepsive addltfcne, among which @ dining hall ~
. feet, . ones 9lSD. Large pleasant RaRlees.
ea0ple foo0e 1of Aeents, and ample acee1n0da-
ione Tor ovss 80 quests. II being furnished com
$50 visA new modern s9led Furniture, "a Steam
teoking hengse. The PropsietOse leel warranted n
0bRing 70 Families, Tourists and the travelling pub
He N attractive desirable stopping place. ons oftAs
PHNNr1AN. sIoLxY . CO.,
apel914WR Proprlse0so
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

Chicago Live Osock Market.
y Telegraph July u.
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