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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
PUBLIC NOTICE!

WHEREAS, IN PURSUANCE OF THE PRO-
w Visions OF an Act Of the 18th General Assembly
OF the State OF Iowa, entitled : An Act to ensble
Townships and incorporated Towns and Cities TO
aid In tho construction OF Railroads." Petition
tgnea by of the resident taxpayers OF the
Township OF Davenport in the County of Scott, and
State OF Iowa. has been presented to tho underegned,
Township Trustees OF said Township asking that
the question be submitted to the voters OF said Town
chip, whether the said Township ehall vote tax Of
four t per the taxable property thereof. to
DO levied and collected followr Two ~ per Ct.
on the amount Of the assessment OF said Township
for the year 1885, and two ~ per cent on the amount
said amounts to be raised TO be expended for the
purpose of aiding In the construction Of the Daven
port and st. Pail Railroad from point at or near
the city Of Davenport, to point in the northern
boundry line OF said county, Ia manner and form 40
provided in said Act.
Now therefore. in order that the voters OF eaid
Township may adopt reject saidSproposition. 1t
Is hereby ordered that cial election be held in
said At the usual place OF holding elections
therein on Saturday, the 11th day ofJuy, 1865,
for the purpose OF voting upon the following prOpo
sitions. to-wit: That the said Township OF Dayen-
port will aid in the construction OF THE DaveLpOr
st. Paul Railroad" and to that end will vote tax
Of four ~ per cent. upon the taxaole property Of
said Township to be levied and collected follows:
two (2) per cent On the taxable property Of said
thereof for the year 1853, and two u)per cent the
taxable property OF said Township, on the amount
Of the tax u sessmsnt thersofior the year 1883.
Tie foregoing proposition shall be submitted and
passed upon, under thu following mode Of voting.
Wit Those In favor Of the proposition, shall vots
ballot with the word "Taxation" written printed
thereon. And thoee against, shall deposit ballot
with tbs words No Taxation, written or printed
thereon.
And II there shall b naosity Of the votes polled
for Taxation this proposition shall b consid a
adopted, and VIII authoriss the undeSsigred Trus-
tessto prepare and certify 10 the Clerk Of the Board
Of said election IN order that the said tax nay Be
oftls tAxaSis properly IN sSit1ewnship.
"a ~ All -
published for thirty fs days prior to eaid election
In the Dsiy Davenport rrsocRAr, the Daily Daven-
port Gazette ard the Dai Der Demokrat, daily pa
pers printed in the City of Davenport, and that
copy thereof BE- mp the Court House in said
City Of Davenport at the place where said vote IL to
be taken.
Dated Davenport, Iowa, June 9Th. 1888.
JOHN BEHRENS,
CLAUS KAHL,
WIN. LOW,
je+d1m Trustees of Davenport Township.
Apni IN Sssi iErYtn. Tnx4dehin Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
c0nhEcIlcuI.

INV HAvsN. June 9.-The Ssrsfisld
rualos Of this city have accepted the ehsl-
!enge o. the Montgomery Guards Of Boston
g urlli ses the championship Of the United
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Chicago Live stock Market.

Bv Telegraph. June9.
cepis-CA'tlc, s. cars hogs, IS cars, sheep
tcars
crt'e rrsra s.5oa775: good to choice
s.s587 ~ stnckers 25m5 90.
Hors Extra se2ls 3 IS; good to choice
:. ss.ta.
tas.r C4oice 575@e.25 fail to good ESQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

B. Telegraph June ..
llour-B,s, and nominal.
Nhess-lIeld more firmly at 25Gl235
Corn Firmer at 9a@s2.
osts-Dull and unsettled t15e.1s
Rye-Dull a. %.
Provisions -Quiet and firm nothing doing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

new YORK Market.
By Telegraph Junee.
Cotton-Dull and declining, at 80 for middling up
lands.
rleur-Unehansed; 7.so0s 20 for super: $50
GO for X II. o.
Wheat-Firmer and quiet very ehoico No 2 NIL
wAukee At 2.20.
Rys-Scarce aud Arm
Corn-Lowef, at les 1901 90 - for new mixed
western aioat.
Bariey-Dall and normal
Oats Dull and dropping IS for western IN sore
So for ditto aloa..
Pork-steady and quiet; es. 5oQ IS G. for new mess
and u BOO ~ IS for old
Beef-Quct
Gu. Maats-Dull.
Lsrd-Firmer, at iGs.G1. 10 for steam rendered :
IL. tlsi -e for kettle rendered
Sugars-Duli. at l11 flsis for Cubn.
Conees-Stcady and quiet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
IaaURanCE.
IL. G.. CLARK
Life insurance Ag't,
Cor "a ana brady cts, Ne. .. up stairs,
Ia8URAncE.
STATEN ENT
OF TIE CONDITION OF TIE
Uui0n Mutual Life Ins. COm'y

OF AUGUSTA. MAINE,
On the frs. dav Of January, lsss. made TO the
Auditor OF the State of Iowa. pursuant to the
stat ito Of said State.
Let The name Of this Company IL the Union MI
tral Life. Augusta. Maine.
ed Tie amount Of it, Capital stock is... 4loO,O0
Sd The amount Of III Capital Stock -
lth. The Assets OF the Company are
1.s Cash on hsnd. In BANK,
and fl the hands OF Az
or other persons,.....s s3G.lla.65
nd Resi- Fsiafc u'fncrm'ed aees.tn
80 Bonds Gnd Stock Owned
hy the Co., how secured and
rate Or int thereon see sch
.aule. .A"............ es3,g.e.0a
9Th Debts OF the Company
secured by mortgage, see
scheflle.l .-...s.+.... .i,N-o,Vss.Ai
9TH Debts otherwise
cured isee schedule ~. i.2fs.a'AAs
9th. Debts for Premiums. :. sSl..os.aS
It'll All other securities tsoe
srhednleA - ase ~ ---
Total Assets, ....ss.oil, ssfio
LIABILITIES.
Sch. The amount OF liabilities due, or not
due a. Banks other creditors None
9Th Losses adjusted and due, None
It'll Losses adjusted and not due None
sih. Losses unadjusted .............. None
oh. Losses in suspense waiting further
PROOF. .........: -. e''VV"-ov
10th. All other claims against the Com
pany.... .........-...........-. Ys"c.V
Total Liabilities, ............... ~ 600 %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
milwaukee harriet.

By Telegraph. June O.
rlour-Quet and steady.
Wheat irregular; No. at 2.oi: No. ?2.
Corn-Quict and steady at SIS.
Pork and lard quiet and steady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph June ..
Wheat Firmer and better white =, "a; am
Der SAGA 371f.
Corn--No. at 92I<6o3.
| Oats-l and 2 better; No. l at 7OG72.
| Lake Treights-Dull and unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Now York Money Market.

By Telegraph June 9.
Stocks-Weak.
Bonds-G's 81, 1IeS; 20's ist 17lx ed. .i0is;
Sd Lien new, ll3; 'sss, 1885, lo4os, LOG; sos.
l'o9l-s.
Paciac Mail-o5I.
New York Central-1.34is
Erie- 30.
III. Cent.-1.s5.
Northwestern -C95i preferred SLIP.
Rock Island-f.ta.
Darlington & Quincy-1.5i
Toledo Il wabash-5p.
God-f:9ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
I.IYernnol Murkef

Liverpool Market.
BY Telegraph. June Glib a. IN.
Flour-32s
Wheat-Red, las; white, lss ed
Corn-35s
1907. m.
Whea,-Red l2s Sd white lss l0d.
Corn-34s 3D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

BUFFALO, Feb. II. 1867.
Messrs. A. W. Fox h Co.-Sirs have care
fully investigated your process Of making Vim
egar, and have also subjected to chemicsi aneI-
ysis several samples which took from casks IN
your establishment. This process insures .ns
production of q uniformly good. wholesome ana
tion BY mineral acids. or otheI dsleteriOus SUD-
stances and entirely suitable for family use;
Yours, &C., GEO. HApLEn.
Professor of Chemistry in the University OF bni
falo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

The attention Of the trade In general IS re-
spectfully called TO the above article, when can
be found for sale by all the principal wholesale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED
by the Board Of Supervisors Of Scott County. su.
perintendcnt Of ths Poor. An once has been opened
on the Of Brady and Fifth Streets, whore the
undersigned and the Township Trustees will 10 In
attendance from A. NJ, to p. n. daily, and oil
applications for relief must be made at the above Of
Sec.
janis-dtf X. LINDERMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-06
"Out OF the Darkness into His Marvel.
Gus Light

Out Of the darkness into the light,
The parting Spirit has taken its flight:
''Ashes to ashes," we sorrowing cry,
dust to dust" in our agony!
The breaking heart the requiem sings,
While the faithful soul on angels wings,
Is upward borne in its garments white,
Out Of the darkness into the Light.
Out of the darkness into the Light
No more sickness, no more signing,
No more suffering, self-denying;
No more weakness, no more pain,
Never WEAKNESS of soul again;
No more clouds and no more night
Out of the darkness into the Light.
Out of the darkness into the Light,
No more sadness, no more sorrow,
No more doubts of that ..to-morroY -
No more partings, no more tears,
Never again oppressed with fears
Bat soaring away in vestments bright,
Out Of the darkness into the Light.
Out Of the darkness into the Light,
Into the Light Of the heavenly shore,
One loving and glorified saint the more
One more voice in joy to sing
His marvellous praise who yet doth bring
The faithful soul by His gracious might,
Out of the darkness into the Light
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-06
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The HeefiaS in IIfah.

The dustin (Nev,) ReuetUe, of June %,
gives the following description of this for
midable and dreaded plague: Utah is not
only plagued with locusts, but with an
insect called the elephant beetle" From
the description given to US of this formid-
able insect, we can easily imagine that its
presence appals the inhabitants of that ter
ritory. A reliable person who returned
from the neighborhood of Salt Lake last
week saw myriads of them covering the
earth with their shining. brownish- black
bodies. and destroying everything which
they met in their path Even small ami
mails, he was informed by the ill-fated res
ldents, did not escape the voracity of these
hordes; their bodies were crowded upon
and worried and wounded cruelty with the
powerful antenn@ until they fell down ex-
hausted by their struggles and lose of
blood, when they were fastened upon by
thousands and devoured. The entire car
cass of sheep was eaten and the bones
picked clean in two minutes and quarter !;
and 1t is said that dead OK would be COB
bled up by shem in quarter of an hour.
So ferocious are these giant beetles that
mothers are afraid to let their little chill
dren 60 out of the house unattended by
grown person. In their frequent bloody
contests the wounded are devoured on the
Instant. Our informant says they are abont
four inches long, with legs inches long;
their antennae are stiff, sharp, and fully
four inches long; they have short tail,
armed with a powerful horn, and their
shells are so hard chat the weight of man
will scarcely crush them. They are very
risky at times, and jump with the agility
OF fieas No other species of the beetle
possesses their faculty of futtering loud
sound, which, made by thousands of them
at once, resembles the braying of band
of iackesses Their noise terrified the
horses of our informan and his companion.
who could not be kept upon the plain, so
great was their freight. On one occasion,
while they were riding in a valley that was
black with Beetles and crushing them un-
der their horses hoof when their hard
cases wovld crack with report like RI
f1e, the fierce insects showed disposition
to attack the horses, and fairly drove them
out of the field We were informed that a
scientific man in Salt Lake City was col
lecting specimens of this formidable ele-
plant beetle for transmission to the vari-
Gus learned institutions of the country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-06
The Author Of the Raven"

my best friend would be he who would
take pistol and blow out my brains and
thus relieve me of my misery"
So said Edgar Allen Poe. His lips curl
ed bitterly. These are his dying words.
Such was the unhappy state of one
whom dissipation had robbed of the pure
enJoyments of life, and brought to hope
less rum He had been. reared in the most
| elegant society and eaaeated in the most
polished schools. He possessed poetic gifts
of unwonted beauty and brllianey. The
productions of his muse were few and frag-
mentary melancholy prophecies of what
might have been-but they made him
marked man among the lovers of poesy
throughout the world He lacked symme-
try Of character, and with all of these ad-
vantages be possessed over others, he was
hayward as yonth, passionate in matu-
rer years, and always unnamed at the
sparkle of the intoxicating cup. He LACED
awhile in the literary armament ''the COM
ct of season." but he left behind him an
unworthy influence, reproachful memo
ry, and the admonition of fearful end.
He was making journey when his
death occurred, and he was occupied with
the preparation for his wedding day. Bet
ter impulses warmed his heart and notified
his passions at the thought of his nuptials,
and the sunlight of the future gladdened
again the vision Of his mind Golden days
filed his fancy-days of the tenderness of
conjugal love and the sweet habitude of
domestic bliss.
lie stopped at the city of Baltimore.
Lie met old companions, jolly fellows With
whom he had passed convivial hours. The
intoxicating cup glttered before him. The
temptation was too great. He would spend
one more revel ere he entered that purer
sphere depicted in his dreams.
That cherries November night he was
ASo-iA III VIC sGICCb bLuplu0u Win
drinking, covered with dirt, and his face
distorted with horror. His jovial compan-
ions had deserted him He was taken to a
hospital. A fearful dream rose upon him.
and fired his brain Delirium, with her
thousand demons, darkened his intellect.
once beautiful with airy thought and poet
ic fancies Nanja potu ensues. A cler-
gyman is sent for-''Shall I send for your
friends! asked the pious man, "Friends?"
said the dying man, as though the word
was mockery, my best friend would be
he who would take a pistol, end blow out
my brains, and thus relieve me of my mis-
cry"'
We hear men cavil at religion. What
treasure, beyond all estimate, early picty
would have been to the soul of poor Edgar
Allen Poe
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-06

The wedding of Walter and Hulda wa
celebrated in due course, and Walter set
led upon his wife the domain of Liebach,
where they planted, with great The
seeds which Adolph had transmitted fro..l
the East. 1t is, therefore, to him tina
Austria is indebted for the valuable herb
which now fourishes throughout the land,
and is called saffron.
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Rad steveni' Impeachment Articles

WASHINGTON, July 16. -Thad Stevens
impeachment articles have apparently ex-
pired of hamilton Their introduction to
the House fell like dead weight upon
that body, and their reference to the COM
mittee will probably prove the end of them.
It is evident the old man was anxlons to
put peroration on the impeachment fail
ure and took this method of doing it. |
am informed tonight that should Thad in
sist upon vote tomorrow it would be two
to one against him.
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Bring Your Timber to
COOKS SAW MBELL-!
AND YOUR LUMBER TO HIS
'LAMING MAC Fl II z

kTOAYF COOK would inform the public that
eish prepared to saw lumber fof those who
rsni the timber at 40 cents per 100 feet cash, or
b cents on short credit; or, if preferred for two
+fths of the lumber sawed. He is also prepared to
LANE & TONGUE AND GROOVE PLANK
\ a,,ring and other purposes, on the most &C
|nmmodating terms. All saving and planning done
tha best STYLE Give him call at his mill on
{ugh's Run, three miles north Of Woodstock.
Feb, 10 1861 fl0
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Oh g - 81 . 9
WILL BE FOUND
y III 3 q FUND
q large and complete assortment of

a large and complete assortment OF
FRESH DRUGS & MEDICINES.
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS
WHALE OIL, COAL Oil, FLAXSEED OIL
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, YARNISHES;
4 full assortment Of
DYE-STUFFS, and nice assortment OF
COMPREHENSIVE tneselection OLDEST SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, ali sizes;
STATIONERY, &C., ALL or THE VERY BEST
QUALITY, and aslow figures as can be had at any
placein the Valley. My Tnctures, Essenses, Oint-
ments, ETC., warfantto be otthe strength required
by the standard piarmacop@ia.
re- Prescriptions carefully compounded.
10 Physicians and others in want OF Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we viii sell
1t a small advance on Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. Il. SCIIMITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-08-06

REILLERs, ATTENTION
wi BOLTING CLOTHS.
l have on hand large stock ofathe celebrated
Het Anchor Brand
BOLTING CLOTHS,
which am selling at lowest city prices. Millers
will find it to their advantage to give me call be-
prepared to furnish to order
BURR MILL STONES,
YOUNG'S SMUT MACHINES,
WOVE WIRE, LEATHER BETTING, &C.
lEs~ Orders per mail will receive promp attic
ton. GUS Ll0SnE NJ.
3O-3m WilS0U, Va.
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7 PAINTING

GRAINlNG
PAPERING, &C.
l am now prepared to do all kinds Of Painting,
Papering. &c, on reasonable terms
respectfully ask the patronage Of my friends
and the public generally. JNO. W. FRAY Ell.
Woodstock, May 23-tf.
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no REAL EsTATE 0wNERs,!

" 1lE<t4 - lAE5 3 - s - ~ w ~ k1E~5''
ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
sach as FARMS, MILLS, FACTORIES, TOWN
PROPERTIES ant TIM B Err LANDS that they
wish to sell. are advised to advertise the same,
first, in their own Local journals, and next in the
HAGERST0WE ALL. a newspaper that
CHOCOLATES $500 COPIES WEEKLY,
published at Hagerstown, Md, by DEcHERT VA
son. The tide Of emigration is now rolling OF te
Virgina,-our Maryland and Pennsylvania farm
ers are selling off their farms at high prices and
seeking new homes IN ovr sisters State. Those
who emigrate, are general thing, men fmus-
Gle and-means, and viii aid materially in develop
ing the great natural wealth Of t'the mother o.
States" We are publishing the MAIL at Cen
trail point The very best ct which to advertise land
It's very popular as a Real Estate Advertisements
medium. its pages frequently containing from three
to six columns of this class of. advertising. We
have numerous orders for the paper from time to
time. from persons in Maryland and at distance,
who merely desire it on account Gifts Land adyer-
Using.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take pleas
ure in answering all letters Of enquiry.
! ls~ Advertisements can be sent TO us through
the editors Of tbe HERALD, or direct the parties
| may prefer. Address,
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Publishers Mail h. ,rstown, Nd.
ude 27-I Y
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THE SHEN HERALD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
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Ftion and so cents for each insertion thereafter.
notices or communication of personal or prl-
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TIME Great zingari Bitterse

AN UNQUALIFIED BLOOD PURIFIER
and Liver Tonic, and all other popular Bltters and
Patent Medicines, for sale at B. Schmitts Drug
and Variety store
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on doaat1 ns5tt an mQ WEE Streets.
VINCE EST f r, 6 A.
The above House has been re-opened, and the
proprietor solicits share of the public patronage
Stages and Omnibusses will convey passengers to
and from the House. LEVI 7. GRIM,
Sept ply. Proprietor
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rEVHO Sc IN WANT OF COPPER kETFlEs
] will do wellto call on
Oct 90 DONAI4DSON hNlEoi'cA
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THE EVENING COMMERCIAL.
TWO EDITIONS PUBLISHED DAILY.
AT 2 and 5 O'Clock 2. III.
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Contains full report of the Baltimore money,
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New York money stock and produce markets,
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financial and produce markets by cable telegraph;
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