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A Radical paper says: "Nine-tenths
of the newspapers in Germany are in
favor of Gen. Grant, and so are all the
Liberal papers in France"
1t is very probable that Grant will re-
ceive a much more cordial support out
side of the United States than in them.
He is evidently more of hero abroad
than at home. Vide the recent election
i'll his own town, Galena, Illinois.
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One bad thing about goId--nOt having
il.
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


TI5ISis well established and enfsrei,
ltelinble Company II ii the bnly Mnftiaud
Company Such has bccn It's marked sie
eess thas il declared and paid II cash aa large
q DlYidendaslhaoideA and largest Cbmltss.
ies h The United States
4 its Directors arc nscn ofhnoMn iA1anrifr
Hand cowlncf1iai Riilily 10 wla0m the public
can look at all times lor Just and careful
supervision 81 Iii affairs Il mast 81 clear
70 every Intelligent mind chat live would
secure the largest prosperity to our STATE.
and people individually. We mast build up
DOR own Institutions ~ keeping capssal al
b0fAr. The lass offtade. SELF respect and
self interest combine to make this he
Company for MARYLAND
pIKEcT0RS-
Hamilton Easter. Allen a. Chapman.
tieoFse i Thomas. Hugh Siss0n. Hiram
Woods. George II. Miller, Thomas cassard.
William Devfiez, Charles Webb.
MEpJrdL EX1 MINERS.
1T. :. Mills, Westminster; Iir. Mnnakee,
Union Bridge Dr.. Waters, WalorSille !;
pr. Boone Middlcbafg; Or. Coerell Ia.
ncylpwn; d.. Burlington, u New Windsor,
DR. Henry II. Belik. of Manchester. DR..
slaw. o. Unioni0Na5 DF. J. y. Steele, of
Freedom
Porous desiring 70 inshro sllcir lives win
do well 70 consult tlfe nllefss.
ANDHfSiN J. MYERS,
State Agent,
yin travel ihron0h The county during the
Summer, and attend the Courts, 10 transact
the hsAlneas Of The Company,
Now, gentlemen, you have he chance 10
lnsnFs ina good, safe, and cheap Company
witnout sending your money ont 81 The
State. ana0.-tf
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The Old Guard for July.

Tie July number Of THH 01D Guam, now
ready, will compare farorably with the proceed
ing nnmborsin point of ability. The leading
article, = Modern and Ancient Ideas Of Liberty
Contrastcd,v should be carefully readily po.
litical students, particularly Ia these times,
when the liberties OF the PEOPLE are being fich.
ed from them BIZ knafes aud demagoRues.-
Astorre Manfredi" aud Dead Under the
Roses, the one TRANSLATION from The Italian Of
Monte Verde, the other written for TaE 0Lo
Guam By one OF our most talented lady con-
tribptors. are as usual, intensely Interesting
and thrilling. Homer and Milton" Is the Il
tie OF an able analysis OF the peeuliarsties Of
style Of these eminent writer's. Sab Rosu, a
Maiden's Love Story" which has run through
several nnwbers, is concluded IN the present
one, aud is'as witty and cizliiy As our lady rea-
ders could wish. Tho next article. s'Poiiicaf
Science In America" BY Edward A, Pollard
will command that attention which everything
coming from his pen does. French Jacobins
and American Abolitionists,' By DR.. ]. II. Van
Eyrie, thoroughly disposes Of The absurd idea
entertained BY many Americans, that The
French Democrats Of 1859, or Jacoblns, a. they
were called By the English Tories, we're about
the same as our American AboIillonists. Pc
rusai Of the article will convince the reader
that there y no possible similarity that, as The
81 as truth and falsehood right and wrong,
heaven and hell, God and the deyil.p "WhO
are the Traitors 2. BY q contributor, reviews
the unpatriotic conduct Of the American Aboli.
tionists, aud proves that they, aud they only,
are the real traitors 70 their conRtry and fts
Constitution. This number Of Tng GGAnD also
contains the arc Of a series Of Sketches Of
Grant, 10 be pubiished every meath, written by |
n General In the United States Army, which /
will throw more light on that bepul3ed and /
oserrAted individual than all the IIyes'' or /
" Antobigfaphies'' yet written. These sketch. /
60 are prepared bY gentleman who ''knows /
his man" and while they will render equal and /
exact Justice 20 The military hero" lhey will |
show, what most thinking men now admit, that l
history gives no record of 50 great reputation 4
being built on such flimsy foundation. "Who |
Is 10 be the Democratic Nominee ~ by the ed.
itor, makes short work OF those bnhblcfs aud |
inountebanks who are crcF ready 10 eacfihcc
principle % expediency. OF course the Editors i
and Book Tables contain tleir usual interest
ing matter, and THK GUAnD, take II as a whole,
a worth one ton 81 those sD-cailed Campaign
documents, which, as general thing, oBly |
confuse and bswildcr the people Nov Il The
time % speak the Truth fcarieasly and boldly. I
and THK Or GuAap, ne iis name implies, can /
always be relied upon 30 z lash the folies aud /
The crimes Of men" whether they be Opan or
avowed enemies Of the " Consultation rs Il was -
or Mongrels In disguise. Now Il The time 10
subscribe for the campaign. Yearly subsorip.
iion, So single COPY 2Se. Van Evfie, Horton
4 Co., publishers, No. iG2 Sassan 81, Now
York.
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" MON
Agricultural w orkS


wM. II. HARLAN co.
lass this method 10 acknowledge thei,
klnd regards % 4 generous public for ths
very liberal support they have received. i
has taf excee4cd shcir expectations. Thes
now assure tho public erlerally, Tint. viii.
Enlarged facilities f0F doing I'll kinds q.
work generally done il ihe hest Fonudr,
And Machine Shops Ia The whole rorntfv.
they areready b furnish ogeryartiele IL thels
llllesnel il part. Us
TiIRESlfEHS,
HORSE POWERS
SPRING TOOTH Wheel. TIoRSF
kAKES, PLOUGHS 81 HI Kinds an,i
VARIETY, Including the 0hnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side I9nnRh, Corn sbel
ieFsi and Agricultural Implements GENERALLY
at prices a. moderate a. any other estni,lisk
ment can AFFORD 10 farnish llie aagnr. gnara,,.
tccing ataN times al Machincsy snannsac.
turrd by ns.
Having inst completed nee and very
extensive Foundry we arn nov ready "a
anpply CASTINGS of all hisssls. of Superior
quality and finish i, short notice
by psounpl attention b bnsfnese. naa =
slsisefn'ianiief o mai1iain he standing and
credit at anf ilanufaeiokg, uu hons t6 merit
aana receive continuation 81 Ne iasl,lie
iaFnr hrietqiere 50 gcncfoualy eisen,
W
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dssigaees' Notics n -appoiiatms,,t.

dsslgaees Notice " Impeachment
n tas District Court u the Uaised sta,e. ~
ne D'ssrset u Matsland, - u, Bankraptsj
- The matter Of JAsss srkEs, bankrupt.
10 ,chom u mag concern The under.
signed hereby gives notice Of bis appoint.
Y. ~ Asslgnees Of the estate Of James
sykes, q Sykesville, N the county Of
wit, on the lith day Of April. A. 3. feGs
a9luaged bankrupt upon the petition Of
Dated at Baltimore the 9Th day Of june.
A. D. 1868.
JOHN s TYSON,
Junefl-71t Assignee.
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Or. cALDWELfss
Celebrated Herb rsitfcrs.

correct and Keep pare ike gastric iniees Of Tho
stomseh, expai acids and al impnfisins, Give
tone and sirenxth 20 that orgsu aud thus rre-
soycreign remedy Tor III disensns having ftr;T
aflgin 10 IA impariiy o. the blood, sach A.
Nseamaisses, Nasynlgia ASH kinafsd ailliefions.
Daafhafa, DgseafsfH Okelera Meskn4. sfssS eli
nhsetlpns 81 tho stomach aud bowt,.. u. g..
tasceft Ssrefyiss and Rannsng kpre., wasting
away Of Tho nesh and musdpls. general deh,iisst
lose ofpowcf and memory. are IN reiiased md
medicine.
sghea no more pain and depression. but use
tefaseTs Herb Biasg. They are 4 certain
cure iof almcstsfeFy disease ihst czh 4 heir 10.
kkciI A FREY.
MtxuRAcfraKha, York. pennsyiysnis.
- -MiKttFlL a SuifLgs, Aesntk IN Carroll
and Howard Counties. api6. i'm
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Soda 4 Mineral Water Saloon
ron
Ladies' and Gentlemen,

Opposite Ctouae's Furniture Storos
WgsrMRsTRn, Mn.
gfsHE undersigned having been practically
educated 10 the manufacture of Mineral
Waters and Syruph, is prepared 10 furnish
the Ladies and Gentlenien Of the CITY
delicious, harmless mud refresliine drink al
MI hours My xyrnps arc manufactured by
that prince Of manufacturers b. d. Porter
Of Baltimore, and oil Waters are generated
at the same establishment and always icy.
cold and drawn from Porceiain Founis.
rkA. Always on hand choice Foreign and
Domestic Confectionery. Tropical iir1its.6c.
Fourteen Soda Water tiekets for 81.
Give me q call and J guaraniec that you
will return,
SAMUEL II. WILSON.
june 1879
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Among the fireworks announced for
the 4th IF Jaly, 10 Skancatles, N. x.
are splendid -four, pouoder parachute
rockets with stars which change color
and are supported ID the air By balloons,
and q coasbat between two fiery dragons
In mid air.
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5l1TettN4 ~ t2iaNfH ddNf M 1865
Mas4fel Patterson,
u.s.
Mary e. Patterson, Administrative &c
Elizabeth Hines, dec Il. aud oshcrs
4 tilk object n this suis Is 10 peat,f.
4 afieerep ioru Sain III II n1fsss,f ft.sii,
q pnrpelt Of iaad siIdnl1 I'll Carroll O.. +,
ssliicA N|ixaActh Hinaa. IAtc IL said county,
deo q. al'l ae:xe y ii6f sd and .. n hon
The complainant ii ll;i2 cause Il 4 creditor
Ihe 1911 ttaEHs fslat mid Ei1nhtfI. HsiIes
vas "a her lile time indebted unto Margaret
t,ntirfspu 0ftlls city 81 nAllininfe. III i'm
zgp, eight hundred naa sixteen dollars ana
ninety three cents for suntls4 matteIx ana
..ini'gs cllar4si.bie II account ana tlinf sai,
hlixaneth Hines being indebted IS aloresaid.
ana also uufoal fefa0ll4ef pefs0ts& IL yAtft,ns
susgs q money, aepHied this Iile III tho
year lf'I,t ililcaage, leaxinw Margaret Pat
ttfspn and feitn Matthew Hines III Dc Eli
q baltimore, md George SsAiih lliuca eho
Feai9ea OUT 1ffhq State of HifylaAl. ard
supposed 70 fcsilcin the State 81 California.
isef hfsts - lssv that said Elizabeth Hines
Was ~ the ilitle Of her death p0fsnSsud nf
personal property pf Uncomfortable value
aHa ~ certain parts 81 sfncfs 81 parenaA 81
ian.l, witch are fully deantil3ea IA fhe h.ll
sad ~ accom- pnnyisg shihiisS ihal Aslsssn.
iatfatipil u the personal esiatH 0r aid infcss
tas hash keoH gFansedht thct1nhans Court
q carroll county, to Mary &. PATERSON II
the ciiy Of lsaliimore; that said personnl ss
tate 4 lhsu aeieul 70 discllasae liz sta debit
div and oeins " said intcstssie Il sHo t.sne
ol leg death, and that any deficiency Ii faid
personal tAtste oasht o IL sufGssc.l 81 4
saleof ssad real esiates mad prnss i6s such ss,io
afisinr decfec " sod t'6ud, sid lar IN
VIII q sabIana agains siid resilient as
icifeHnspl aad Tor IN orslef Of publication
AGAINST said absent defendant. ftis ihrrr.
upon sdjndsed and ordered shot tie com
'laniasis w eausiga o csay of this order 70
- inserted n sosnc newspaper pnbsisIed h
carroll eoalty, ptre ID each On four sic.
rcs ssye weeks llcfsfc the Ills DAY II luiy
sext, gise lslilice 8 lhd s:,ii absent .letsa.
ians q Chs ulslesi and aalsasnce at sls's Iill
aae warn hihi.t ~ appear IL C8Hfs. "a ,,rfsou
d hy solicitor on % before the lith .iay ~
letolgf nest % answef ilir rfumisea nmd
'hos esaae u nny lle las. whyn decsse
ln8ht mol pass ~ prayed
JOHN d. BOYLE. Clerk.
Isos cory Tcsts
j'sneilrit Joas ~ IioYle. Clerk.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Tnr Citizons of Westminster are hereby
notified that the City Taxes for 1868. ara
now due. and the same cal, be paid by call.
ing on the Collectors, Benjamin Williams.
Collector tor the District East of Linqen
felter's Hotel, and Charles w. Matthews.
Collector for tho District West Of Liheeh'
fslter's Hotel.
DAVID FowBLE,
jane zo--4t Mayor
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McoHr's Iarg or HoS. scHrrlEa Col.
PANT. u. Peterson a Brothers, No. 800
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, have Il press
and will publish 10 . few days. Tho Life OF
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, . written BY Rev. A.
4. Moore, Of South Bend, lndiann, who
was for twelve years, AZ pastor ana friend,
IN the entire confidence &c Mr.. Golfax. and
had access to the files of,ile paper published
by Mr.. Colfax for twenty yeafs, and 70 the
Congressional Globe kaows all lis past
history and al who have known him from
boyhood. He tegaa this biography two or
three years ago, 40 that IL Is not one Of the
hurried and ephcmeral publications so con
mon in election scars. Mr. Moore il = gen.
tleman Of fac talent and culture. and there
j. no doubt but TINT his biography of Mr.
coIfax win be worthy Of It's dissinguisbed
subject.
The following letter from Mr.. colfax, 10
Rev. A. y. Moore viii explain Itself
~ ~, Wellington, D. G., May 20, 1868
AZ your prediction Of year aro has been re-
allied, have NO farther objection 10 your pub
dishing any sketch, more OF less full sf my life
you may havo prepared. A. you were Tor a
dozen years fsliow-townsiaau Of mias, and
Valued friend. ! suppose yen know ~ much
about nay hiftbry As die public would care
about knowing and although ms engrossine
duties here leave no time ID rcvike u,e n n.
sseript ! have no fear that yoar work viii not
DC faithful one.
Yours, very tfuIy,
A ~ ~
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Rockbridge Va. Land Agcnc,

N HAVE established LAND AGENCY
i tof the sale and purchase Of Real Es-
tate, in RockbEidee and adjoining counties.
An experience Of SO years II TIC practice
Of The Law IN Rockbridec has made mo
familiar with thevnine and titles 81 ~ lands.
invite the correspondence Of persons
wishing 70 sell or purchase real estate.
Keller 70 the business men OF Richmond
and Baltimore. '''''''V
J. ID DAVIDSON.
june ieT-et Lexington. Va.
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FOR sALE.
Valuable Missouri Hands for
anic OF EXCHANGE.

TRHE undersigned has three Tracts Of
Land IN Missouri which ha wishes "a
dispose Of 100, 30, and rs Acres each.
Heavy and valuable timber, partly cleared,
and inexhnustihle coal mines. For further
particulars apply at this Office.
Mays Bin
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E1efs IF Hsory Hirimesa, aeceass,l
N0TtcE Il hereby given that she subscrI.
~ beers have obtained frnm iha Orphan,
Coau d Carroll eauNty, letters Tessanicntary
on the Personal Estate u
HENRY iiARTMAYER.
iaic q Carroll county, dteeesed. All persons
having claims against said Estate are hereby
warned to exhibit The sasae within six n.ansl,s
from ibis date, otherwise they may be rxclnd.
20 from all benefit 81 said Esiate. Thoeo n.
debted arc requested 70 make immediate pay-
nienf.
MAGDALENA HARTMAYER.
HENRY Y. BELTx,
june IL It. Exeeutars.
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IN THE DISTRICT coURT or THE
UNITED STAT IS, For THE lis.
TlllcT or MARYLAND-IS BANK.
kuPIC1, --fN THE MATTER OF HEN.
Rl sPANGLER, BANKRUPT.
This Is to give notice thar nel;tioa ha2
becu presented 70 the Court this ieth Inv
81 jane, 1865, b HenFy SpAngicf, il The
county Of Carroll, State Of Nerylhad. ana
district Aforesaid, = bankrupt, pfn,ine thar
he niay ba dceroed 10 have d lnll ssisahnrse
from al bic debts, pfoyable andeF she Bank.
rups act md upon reading said petition II
i ordered BY the Court thai hearing IL
Ind upon the same ON the 10Th dny OF ialv.
1909, befors the Court, IN the city OF Balii'
more, 10 said district, NJ 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
and that notice thereof be pnbEialrd IL tie
Westminster Democratic 8Rrooafg and lie
.dd,yiay,d Poe Ifcss, newspapers printed
IN said district, once d week ior three weeks
before that day; aud that all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons
~ interest. may appear al SAID time and
place, aud show capfe, II any lhey have, WHY
the prayer VI said petition should not he
grauted. JAMES ~. cuEW
Clerk 0i District Court Of said District.
June 25-8t
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M EssRs. HOOD & co. have lust re.
wi ceived the most anperb liue oil silks.
over offered III this matket, coukistinS AZ
MORE Antique, Gross Grain, Gross Derine
and heavy Rept; also snperlino French
Swiss. Ladies, call and examine these
beautiful goods june is.
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MccORMTcK's
H- MOWER ND REAPER.

Wv. Il IInasS 4 ca. solc 4peeta "a
tsu state " Musylahd. This Rennef INA
Mower stands uasatpasstd ia this eeas.sgt
o. fuFupe We aak aothtnn more "a -.
honest iasmef ttaH 70 xite slsesa 4 fa;r trisf
@heiN lFaa sncril via shSw is.aif i.eeonJ
aeala We know they win work aud rive
enstre Satisfaction, under iii
Nrsass Mccormick ! Br0 ~ to N IN.
nsef o. Intend 10 bay Reai,er b. Mover.
Take their machine And tfy n Ia x,,sy -,
isiaeisaa tknNgA ~ HsYsst witl. sfv osher
'aaee a., 500 eaa ~, Aad keep which ever
ygH nae heAs fisese machines combine
~ 'nossrii i'nFfgsemcaia Of any vaIue.
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4 HAVE to-day received my Summer styles D.
4 frcnch Lasting Gaiten for I.sdies, forenncr
snd little loecttc, opposite Catholic Chnch,
NcstsninsfsF. iunc Z.
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IF you want nice Quilt and cheap one,
~ Goto A. NJ MARINERS.
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TsaE GREATEST
Medicine Of the Age.

VIE lfrt in4sify ~ iha physielsn whcn he
sassfa De siek chamber II bis patient, IL,
Nhai d the condition VI tAb stomach Il bo,ssIs'
lf ilis teanKe i hnfed ik0zt important ORGANS
are ont sfafief and pargarife Or rsaefic L
% once adminiAfnsesi The fnulnesA .nnst ID
expelied 70 give place 10 new aud whalesou,e
Tod that pafa hlood may BE- manufactured
.thereirems faseFifh symptoms nbased and The
life ~ tiae Patient sared'
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fI,HE County Commissioners for Carroll
III County win meet at their Office, ID
y estmineter. on the Finsr M6SpA4 ~
fUIsY, 1868, cor The tsansettitA of
business.
JAMES BLfzzARv
!. iuneIst ~
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~ and Mixturss and Dr. Cattle Powder
nsY ~ ,sroye'A Satve, at
Il. ~ Wcfs<r'a
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State Bounties
Should be Claimed al Once.
Limitation Aet paSra.

A III. persons entitled ID bounty from
IL tl.is Stnie SHOULD fila their claims at
once, ~ q claise 10 the law just fassed I'm,
e tba time within which such claims can
be filcd.
UNITED STATES nOUxTTEs,
Penslons,
And Just claims d every kind promptly col.
lected by
WIN. u. Hill.
ATTORNEY ii Law,
N, +. cor. Fayeltc 4 Ss Paul Sta.
apD0-ly Baltimore, Ma.
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stats ITEMS.

Lee county grape crop is enormous.
-Isaac Welch and his tive children,
John Angel and Mr.. Burger-all Of Jack
son county, have died recently from eating
poisoned fish, as we learn from the Maquo-
keta EJcelsio~.
-Muscstine gram dealers are shipping
grain TO Chicago via liver TO Burlington.
-Dcs Moines street cars have netted
500 per monih for tie past three months
says the Register.
-Onc firm IN Musca.ine has bought aud
sold 10000 tneicns this year.
A bogus doctor, Frank Hewitt, alias
Frank Belden, has been victimizing the
people.
The B. ( u. r. r. have = splepd 4
new engine besring The name Of z" Ahls
ham Lincoln.
The Hari>ys says tie sheriff ol Rock
Island coun'y was on his way to Fort Mad
ison, with prisoner. OF board the steamer
Ksthsburg. when .hor. distance above
Keithsburg, tie prisoner jumped overheard,
ard, in spite OF handouts, made his way
to the shore aud got into the woods. Tho
boat wa. landed and the officer went in
pursuit Of his bird, but at last accounts
had not found him. His name is Samus
Cole. Two years ago he broke open
store ct Montrose and cleared out FROM
ttat place, taking with him ono mans
daughter and anothcr's horse, got into
Kansas, stols something there, got away,
and was finally caught .. Rock Island.
Whom he wss drowned, no was on his
way back 70 Montrose, to be tried for his
sffenccs there.
Last Friday the Eldora Mining Com
pany struck shrse-foot vein Of excellent
coal near Eldora, Iowa.
The Fort Dodge Northrest says tha
The buildings erected BY the United States
Government near E,therville, Emmett
csssty, in 1855, for troops 70 protection
Of settlers sgaiust the Indiana, were sold
at auction for t5o7, to A. E. Haskell. Of the
Northwestern Stage Company.
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The Savanna will leave Pert Byron Ter
81. Paul tomorrow morning on arrival Of
the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
Tho Reserve leaves the same poiat for
st. Paul on Monday morning.
The Nuseatins leaves the same plaes for
st. Paul on Tuesday morning.
The Psmbina leaves this svsnius for
Mentross. Ksoksk and 81. Louis.
TIE Jsmss Means will leave On Monday
noon for Aontsose. Ksokok and St. Louis.
The New Boston 10 the regular packet
for For! Madison, Ksokuk and St. Louis %
Nosday Morning as Z o'clock.
The Rismcnd Joe 10 the rssslar packet
fer 81. Louis on Monday ,nsrnisg st :
e'elock. -
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Peoples Party Mass Convention.
The Peoples Party Of Scott County met
in mass convention At the Court House this
afternoon, - per call, for the purpose Of
appointing seventeen delegates to attend
the Circuit Convention 10 be held ct Wilton
on Wednesday next.
The meeting was called to order at TIVE
o'clock, BY D. n. Richardson, and upon
molion Ernst Clanssen was called to the
chair s.d II. fischer Was appointed secrs
tary.
Ga motion committee Of Eve, consisting
Of Gussavus Schnitger, j. II. Murphy, j..
W. Stewart, Julius Langhsim and Peter
Kerker, was appointed TO report . list of
seventeen delegates TO attend the Wilton
Convention. The committee reported the
following list Of delegates:
j. w. Stewart, E.E Cook, II. fischer.
d. n. Richcrdson. G. Schniteer. Thomas
Dermedy, Henry Moeller, wulf Hahn, VIM
Thompson, A. II. Davenport. b. Birchsrd,
Julius Langhem, Tn. Blunck, W. l..
CLARK, Hugo Hofbauer, E. Steinhiber.
On motion the delegation was empowered
70 I'LL vacancies and tsst tho entire vote.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
E. CLAussEH, Chairman.
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FRIrz vs.. Dick This popular barber
shop, in the basement Of the viels Block.
has changed propristors, and one Of the
finest fellows in the city is running ii now
with plenty Of help. Those wanting .
close shave or . stylish cut should give
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

LARGE numbers Of teams. loaded with
grain are making their appearance on our
Streets sure sign that the immense grain
business of the city has commenced in
earnest farm in Scott county is for
tune to any man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

GENITAL PARK.-Louie Martin, informs
tho public that the Central Park the
Thcrington place, corner Of Fourth and
Main streets, will be opened on Tuesday
evening, Sept, 2lst. Music by Strassers
Band,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

EvERY Democrat and conservative voter
in tho county should hear Richardson, o.
Illinois. at the Court House, this evening.
lie 10 counted among the finest platform
orators Of the day, and will give tho rad.
and -tans some laundering centre shots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-29

WsIrE FAwS AND USprNs. .-Great prep
arations are being made at the Opera
House for these spectacular dramas.
sale Of reserved seats will commencs at
Luss a Griggs on Thursday next.