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NONPAREIL DOLLAR SALE

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N0NPAREIL DOLLAR SALE.
. If You have not now is your time to secure the
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It will pay. All parties in the Dollar Sale business
advertise to give the best bargains, best inducements
to agents, &c. But the goods tel the story. The
pTocf Of the pudding is the eating. Terms lower than
the lowest Circulars sent free Address TOWLE &
CO., fremont Row, Boston, Mass,
To The Ladies.
Weare agents for over One hundred Foreign and
Domestic Manufacturers, and prepared to furnish
the whole country with dry and fancy goods silks,
shawls, Jewery, Silver Ware, Furniture, Pianos,
Sewing Machines, &C., &c. at the uniform price of
ONE DUllAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
Send your clubs of 10 and upwards, for descriptive
checks, showing what article be obtained for one
Dollar, with 10 cents for each check.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
Presents worth from s. to $500 sent free of charge
to agents sending clubs.
Agents Wanted in every Town.
! CUSlIMAN & CO.,
Arch Street. Boston, Mass.
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We see BY the owatonna Republican,
that the members Of the G.. A. r. at that
place intend to have grand Fourth Of Ja-
~ picnic. Major John c. Hamilton, and
Capt. Renry a. Castle, formerly Of this
city are 70 be the Chief Marshal and Orator
On that occasion. '.',.s'.+~~
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pro cient in her studies.
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For REx1.-A storeroom on Washington.
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire ct This once. ,.a ,...u. .-
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QuAna1ttY Misunderstanding and
Quarterly CosSSt snes NEXT Saturday ever
isg,ssansaeisg ~ e'eleehaae The N
I. CharsA. .1svsls -. ss1,ddsy lor,ins =
. o's.eska Publis Pr ehtps = tl0} o'clock.
6sslaalsat efshs LsfIfs supper q The close
Of ~ szytiel u, NJ fsashiig Il ~ evsnins.
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PROMPT PAYAxNf.-Th0 OLD aud rell4-
bic Etna Insurance Company certainly de-
serve credit for promptnsss in investisa-
ting and settling losses. Capt. West, their
agent ip this city, on Monday last, paid
Mr.. Charles Bowman the loss sustained by
him in the burning Of his house, upon
which the Etna had . risk. Last Thurs
day We chronicled the fire. and now take
pleasure in stating that the loss was satis-
faetorily adjusted and paid in Jse day. A.
ter the building was destroyed. It is some
satisfaction to be insured in company
like that. Capt. West is agent for several
other old and long established Companies.
FoulrH OF Ju11.-rhe Fourth is to be
thoroughly celebrated in Northern Miu-
nssots. The ladies Of the Catholic Church
give picnic in the grove near the resi-
dence Of Jos. Edelbrock.
At St. Francis, tho settlers celebrate in
hugo style.
Little Falls has fine celebration plan.
ned, opening with dance on Friday even
ing At their Hotel.
Glenwood and Ale1sndrta Also have pie
mics, with Ill the ineidsntals Of IN old fash
toned time. and It Maine Prairie, they ex-
pect to bsat everything, and anything ever
had there before.
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f., PElsoxAI--Dr. 6ehults, Of the Nor
Rsster newspaper, published At Fort Garry,
il in the city. al
Rev Mr.. Stewart, Of Sank Centre, called
on Monday evening He was En- route to
St. Paul. ~~...a, ls,..-. =.
Gen. B. B. Marcy, Inspector General U,
8. A. attend in town on Saturday evening,
He is ON tour Of Inspection to the frontier
posts, and visited Fort Ripley, on Monday.
He started for Abercrombie yesterday.
Mr.. Geiger, special agent Of the Etna
Insurance Company, has been in the city
during the past week, looking up Insur
ance maiters. -. y...s. I'm ~ 4
IT. sweringsn, Of st. Louis, was i.
E rs -
town this weak, and accompanies Gen
Marcy On his tr1p to the Forts. ~ , -
NORMAL School BONDS. Tie bonds 0
this city, 70 aid in the establishment Of ,
State Normal School It this point, hsv'
fbesn issued to the extent Of five thousan,
dollars, and placed m the Bank Of 81
Cloud; to 30 disposed Of: They are issue,
In determinations Of Fifties, Of One an
Five Hundred Dollars, bearing II per cent
interest. payable annually. Our citizen.
and particularly property holders, are in
terssted in this matter, and should sub
scribe the necessary sum Immediately
This will ensure The speedy eommsnoemen
of IN excellent school in our city, the erse
ton efe hne building by the State, an
tho .esatsring Of tho educational intsrset
l 81 Northsrn Minnesota q 81. Cloud. A
sats investment Of money, mono belt.
can 30 found !; the rate Of interest Il goo.
end, Ike tie principal, Win be paid whe
due. '* z@* ?. .. Is. ....S. ~. =.
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NV PorAross.-Mr. Thompson, Of
over &. Cloud, had new potatoes last Sun
day, as large - hons eggs, raised in his
garden.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

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Nssttveslsl1 I1pTsgg Co., and the Stage
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PIcxrc.-Tbs children Of the n. E. Sab
bah Seheol Of this place, held very pleas
Ant picnic yesterday in the grove north Of
The Esvins. An seemed 70 have good
time. -
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III BAxKRuPIcY.-George F. Brott, for
nsriy Of this city, and now resident Of
New Orleans, has fled IN application in
bankruptcy court 4
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

Ice Cream can be found at all hours,
at Joseph Coyotes City Restaurant.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

Bl111x ~ \ SrlD1R.-Ar. Ebeneser
Robinson wss bitten and severely poisoned
BY black spider, the latter part Of last
week. The poisonous effects extend all
through the system, rendering medical at
tendance necessary. s.>..s...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-02

Foul1H OF JuIY.-Ths best Of Beef
Mutton, Veal, TO-, can always be found at
the Meat Market on Washington avenue,
(Adsa's old stand,) and the polite Coats
Or Freeman ready to wait on you. Call
and get something good. to = eat for, the
fourth Of July. ssscE - -,tJ e ~ - a4@ 2ss'
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RsxovAL OF THE DEPo7.-It is under
stood that N arrangement has bee n made
with the Railroad Company, BY the terms
Of which tie Depot buildings will be imme-
diately 30 removed to the east end Of the
bridge. This win bring II quite near
saough for Ill purposes. ---
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Will Rx7ul1.-We learn that Ex-Gov.
slnor 8. Miller, now in Philadelphia, con-
templates returning to Minnesota shortly,
. 70 make il again his home. 80 .,.-
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Hor WEArHIR.-Whoever has charge Of
things has been ':making II very hot for
u.s." the last few days. Tuesday those Of
the thermometers that did not melt entire
", indicated just TOO in the shade, but
none Of them dare stay in the sun long
enough to do business. 1t was a. dne day
to loaf, to lay in the shade and take lemon
AMI sugar inundated with claret, mixed IN
a tursblcr, and helped along with a straw.
Wednesday Was worse, and to-day is no
better.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet
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he price.
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loknoulsdgs Tho receipt Of ne q
Firse Aanual Report q The Woolsn Manu-
fAotursrs Association q Tho North West
This society has for its object the promo y
lion 81 Ws.tsrn wooden nAnufacturs, and
In this much win enlist The sympathy Ct
wool growers. The association propose %
hold IN exposition Of WOODEN manufactures
and wool in Chicago, On the Arst week "a
August next Our WOOL growers would do
we'll to forward samples q their Asecss %
John v. Baily, Chairman Executive Com.
mittss. Chicago, M. ..s s... us. Il
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The NoRDIsK FoLx1LAD.-The enter
prising propristors Of the Roeheater Post,
Aes.rs. Leonard { Booth. have, for ) mum.
her Of weeks, been Publishing hns large
paper IN The Norwegian language, called
the Nosaiak EolkSlsl. We do not claim to
30 . judge of its value, Or Of the impor-
lance Of ito contents 70 our friends from
Norway. but one who 10 competent assures
" that i L exceedingly wel edited. Its,
ike nearly III those who srs able to read
il. Republican in ito politics. Address
Leonard 4 Booth, Rochester, MINI.
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Al The last msstingo Of the Library A.
ISOLATION, Mn. z. n. Morse WAS unani-
aossly elected Vice President in the place
Of nri. N: i. Barnss-reusnsd. The next
meeting viii b st Mrs. L. B. sihby's, or
Thursday svsni1g Of next week. ss>> o. .-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

CHICAGO, July e.-Walker, the walkist.
who undertook TO walk Tor one hundred
consecutive hours In State ssress saloon.
was taken with q crsmp about four O'Clock
this morning, and fell Of the platform. He
began his feat Tuesday evening.
John II. Melchardt, who killed John
Fruhm In dance house quarrel some time
ago. plead guilty of granddaughter thit
morning. and was sentenced ~ two years al
Joliet.
w. r. Mould, secretary and treasurer oil
the Citizens Protective Fuel Company, who
disappeared, is deiaultcr TO the amount Of
$1,000. His bonds. amounting 10 t25. 600
are found TO be worthless.
A Mechanics Fair will open here Septem
Der 2Sth, and continue six days.
Joseph Fsrnham arrived in this city yes
terday. from Belviderc, Illinois, got tight
having lost 500.
The Fourth promises to bs . compare
lively peaceful day in Chicago. There vii
be excursions ON the lake, races at Dexte
Park and unusual attractions at the theasers
II. &. Cotton. while sitting in the window
OF his room, in the third story Of No. 16:
State street, about o'clock this morning
went TO sleep and fell out of the window
and was inslantly killed.
| David Donahau, Gag man on the Pitts
burgh b Fort Wayne Road. stationed on th,
Twelfth street crossing, was run over BY
the freight engine this morning. and die.
| In two hours
| During the severe thunder storm th
noon, the lightning struck number o
places within the city limits. but no damag,
to speak OF resulted.
.rhe reported loss OF the little steamer
Kalamazoo proves to be incorrect.
The Chicago Board OF Health estimate.
its expenditures the current year at SOL 600
The common council cut this down u
&55,000. and the Board OF Health to-day
adopted a resolution to institute legal pro.
Gee ings against the council TO compel it &c
make the appropriation originally asked.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
LATEST News
new YORK.

New YoRK, July 3.-hr. John T. k's'ey,
Deputy Com missioner OF Internal Revenue,
to whom was referred the charge o. de-
frsudiog the Government. brought ~ ".
O. Gardner, Assessor Of the 9Th distf'es
II this State, against Jno. J. Nlsks. S.a's
Senator from the same district, hss fceoss-
cd his decision sxhonorating Mr.. Nless. ;.
The Union Republican General Commit,
tee met ct the corner Of 22d street sno
Brssdwsy last evening, and passed reselu.
tons protesting against the contsmPlste %
actioa Of Cosersss " impose tax Of ~
Der cent. on Uritsd States bonds.
Notwithssanding the intensity OF sno
Weather yesterday not less than loo,Voo
people gathered At Jones' Wood. Among
the prizes taken by western men were tns
following Gold medal or silver watch iei
twenty I've block shots, h. q. Ashiin, .,
| Bloomington, ILL.,. Joseph A. Kelley, o.
Joliet, III. Rudolph Fsas, john Esncn
Geo. Bsutelmuller, Abraham otuole, o
Chicago. Those men also took seventeen
| silver medals.
About two o'clock yesterday Afternoon
8. Z. Cary, an a,,schs Of the banking hous
Of Mr.. Archibald Oracle King, Al William
street, visited the sub-trsasury for the pun
pose OF receiving t430, 900 In coupon bond
Of the bonds Of 1858 Of the treasury. Tn
clsrks passed out the bonds, and Will
they were laying On the counter Ar. Car
apd the gsntlsaan behind the desk sntsrs
into conversasise, duSise which some da'
ing thisf came up unobssrvsd, and sszis
the money, succeeded 10 making his sscsp
| With il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Ssw. rse1sr. sslfebass. vsasrssl dissassa
bedly cured. end seHsal sxesssss ere Ill capable
81 predicting a weakness Of the gencrative or
esas. The organs OF generation, when in per-
ssss health. make the man. DID you ever thisa
that those bold. defiant. energetic. psrseverisg.
suecsssfal business men. are slwsys those whose
esnsrasivs organs are in perfect heaithi Yos
never hesr such men complain Of being melan-
sholy. Of nsrvossness. OF palptatiss of the heart.
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
basinsss: they don't become sad and discour
aged they are always polite aud pleasant IN the
company Of ladies. and look you aud them :, CHIT
IN the face. mono Of your dovncsst looks or any
other mesnness about them. do not mean
those who Keep the organs infamed BY by run
aiug TO excess. These will not only ruin their
constitution. but also those they do business
Gith Or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases.
from the effects ofsolf abuse aud excuses, have
brought about that ststeof week ness In those Or
esss that hes reduced the general system 20
much - TO induce almost every other disesss-
idiecy. lusscy. paralysis. spinal affections. sui.
eide. ssA alnsss every ether fern Of disease
which hsoaa,ts v hsis -. and sAs real csuss Of
he trouble scarcely ever suspsessd, end have
dessersd IT, I'll ~ che right eus As
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

- ysu ere suneriag OF have suffered no y"
voluntary dischAsgss. chat eject doss " pro.
Asss upes ysur geasssl health Do you 'se'
vsss. dsbil,stsd. easily nredt Does . '"''s
exsr. sssssssn process valpitstien 81 the heef''
Doss vsus liver or urinary organs. 81 ysnf s'a'
ssys frequently get out Of esdsrs lsyour o'''s
ssussimss thick. vaiIky. or aocky. or "hrop! 90
setting, o. does Thick sssU rsss y she Sop'
o. i. . ssdiasss = the bottom sssss U Ass ssoed
svhiI.i Do yea haze spslls Of short breathing
or dvspspsias Are your bowels senssipstsd
Do you have spsi's o. fainting or rushss Of blood
70 the hssds 10 ysss memory impaired I'yosr
u.nd constantly dwelling upon this suejscs' W
yss fesi dsil. listlsss. moping. tired Of company
% life, Do voc wish 70 - len sssss, u get
svsy from sssrybodyi Does any little thing
saahe you start - junpl 10 your slssp broken
OF rssslssss 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-
ilaass The bloom % your check a. bright d.
Won enjoy yourself b society - wsilt do YOU
psrsus your business with the Sane energy
Do ysu feel - much confidence 10 yourscl q
Are your spirits dull and aassise. given to MT
81 melancholy. leo. do sst lay II 10 your liver
Or dyspepsia Have you restless nights, Your
back weak, your knees weak. and have but little
appetite. and you attribute this to dyspspGis OF
liver compliant Aao.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
|LuSE T. CRICCS'
BOOK g. STATIONERY
STORE,
Is PERRY STREET,
Nenr Post Once, Davenport.
PICTURE FRAMES
Of any size land quality, on hand and made 70
order at LTSE b GRlG0S'
66 Ferry street, near p. q.
AN ORDINANCE amending an erdiuaue,

AN ORDINANCE amending An ordinance
to amend an ordinance entitled, IAN Or.
dinancs to authorize the Davenport City
Railway Company to Construct and Ops
rate Horse Railway on Third Street"
passed aud approved January I'd, 1858.
SECTION l. b It enacted BY tie City
Council Of the City Of Dasenl ort:; That SEQ
ton 8 Of an ordinance 70 amend an erdi.
naass entitled, "An ordinance to authorize
the Davenport City Railway Company to
senstruct and operate Horse Railway on
Third street," passed end approved January
-, 1868. BE- aud il hereby repealed, sad ID
liss thereof Tie following b enacted ~
Wit:
SEs. 2. Said Osopany may regulate and
establish from time to time such rates Of
fare tor the transportation Of persons evee
their road - they may sss proper; pre-.
vided tAas the charge ffsm one sxtrems
u another. or any lees distance. shall net
exceed ten (l0) ssats, and after the sxpira-
tlsn Of hve years, he fare shall not exceed
eight (e) seats for sueh charge.
Rasssd and approved Jelly let, 1ooo.
Attest, n. DonAnuB, Mayer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Nxv YoRK, July 2.-ln the New York
delegation ct formal meeting today ther
v.s a unanimous expression for Seymour;
he however personally declined the nomi-
" In the attendance at Jones Wood there
~ss excellent sho citing which continued the
entire day. the trial Of breach loadeis cccu-
py ing the afternoon.
The meeting of the National Labor Con-
ventjon 10 consider which candidate will be
he most adysntageous for The working
men 70 support, commenced to-day. Reso-
buttons Will Be adopted 70 morrow.
A strong effort u making 70 secure the
vote Of the Pennsylvania delegssion for
Pendleton. and the support OF George ".
Csss Of Pittsburg, for Vice President.
Frank p. Blair has sent letter TO Col.
Brodhead in which be leaves 1t 70 him a.
ter Q consultation with Blair's friendi
whether bis name shall be presented 70 the
Democratic Convention for Vice President
Blair says there 10 but one way to restore
the Government and the Constitution, anc
| that il for the President elect TO declare the
reconstruction acts null and void, and com
pei the army to undo it's usurpations ct tht
| South and dispense the carpet bag STATE
| Governments and allow the white people
u reorganize their own governments ant
elect Senators and Keprcsentatives-th
House OF Representatives will contain
majority OF Democrats from the North ant
thew will admit the Representatives electot
by the white people Of the South. and Will
he co.oneration Of the President II will NO
be difficult TO compel the Senate to submit
once mole 10 the obligations Of the Con
stituti0n. ,,,.
delegation arrived this afternoon. Inc ios
mer talk wildly In favor Of Chase.
The Pendleton escort va mot en!nusi
asticaily received on their arrival today. !
The 8outhern delegation bold eenera
meeting tomorrow TO decide upon %
course they will purdue.
The talk at the principal hoesn to'n'gs
fsyors the ticket Of Hsndslcks and Hancoc
for PRECEDENT and vice President. A nj
iority Of the Ksntecky and Kansas delega
Siope favor Pondlet0n. The Missouri deli
| estes arc said 10 b divided between Blai
and Pendleton.
fammany Hall vas visited BY tens I
Thousands today. The outside Of the hOul
wss covered with nsgs and streamers, %
eucomiums upon its appcsrsnce are In
mouths.
Report 70 day says there was . conlefept
bet veen the New York and Ohio deleg
tons, the former expressing themselves
favor Of Hendricks. and the latter statir
II they had NO Eastern men 70 propose
vas OF no usc speaking Of Hendsicks.
Pepdleton was the sole choice Of the Wei
The Ohio delegates claim that Pendless
will receive 1856 votes ON the nrst form
; lbAllOt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
CONNECTICUT.

HAarsoap. July ga powder mill 10
Scitiee, Conn., belonging 70 the Hasasdvills
Powder Co., exploded on Tuesday morning.
bsrning two persons who we're In the nil
la . shocking manner. and 90 thst thsss
lives are dsspairsd Of. Michael Bailey, .
workman for many years, and Frands
Richardson, Superintendent Of the Depart.
,nent, are the sutisrsra. II 10 but thrss
weeks since mill on the same site VA
bswn up in the night, with no one near. "a
DO ir Iufed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

cnicAoo, July 3. - The EiIswo'th's
Zosavss have accepted an invitation =
spend the Fourth Ct Aurora.
The resaains Of Lsutsnant Ce0mandes
Jehp Reed, late Of The 6ag-seip Hartford.
arrived in this city this mesntag. He u.
neral will tsks place this sitesaeea fsoa The
residosce Of his father.
The running rssss BY the DEXTER Park
Jockey Club will BE- insuguralsd this AFTER.
noon BY three rsess.
During The severe stos0 yesterday the
liehtuine took 81 two wheels Of buggy %
Washingtea street. The gsotlsmsn occupy
Jog The buggy and tAs horse we're unin-
iuraI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

M. Washburne made point of order 10
the amendment, which was ovcrruled, and
committee rose.
The House at 8 o'clock adjourned with
the understanding that II would meet Of II
O'Clock 20 morrow morning ana that there
vould be no session on Saturday.