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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
The SO-Called Funding BNl-A
Sell Out to the BORdihO EerS.

Congress, before adjournment, passed the
so-called Funding Bill. AS the thing stood
under the old law, we had the privilege of
redeeming all thefve-twenty bonds in legal
tenders, and there arc, say $500, 100000
of them. Within the next twenty years we
could have taken these bonds up in green
backs, as fast or as slow as we pleased.
Under the new bill, it is proposed to ex-
change these fve-twenty logal-tender bonds
for bonds whose principal as well as interest
is payable in gold. Gold is to-day say forty
three per cent. premium. 1t will take
$774,000,000 more to pay 6tf the fve-twen-
ty bonds in gold than to pay them in the
lcgal~tenders in which than are now paya-
bic. This is nice little item against the
people, and in favor of the privileged class.
But it is not ALL The fve-twenty bonds
are now liable to be taxed by United States
authority, and it has been proposed to levy
tax of ten per cent. upon the interest
derived from them, which would give the
Government revenue of $l0,000,000 a
year. This attainable ten millions a year
we likewise agree to surrender Again, the
five-twenty bonds under the old law were
payable at our pleasure at any time after
five years, and within twenty years.
This will fasten the new bonds upon us
for an average Of thirty-five years before
they can be redeemed, Now, what are the
valuable conditions the people are to have
for their immense sacrifices? Why, moth
IN, hat ~ h. Il
from six per cent. in gold to an average of
four and quarter per cent. in. At present
we are paying upon the fvc-twenty bonds
say $l0S, 100000 in gold annual interest.
Hereafter we shall he required to pay only
$76, 500, 600 annually under the new Fund
ing Bill, a saving of $4,000, 600 in gold.
But in order to do this we surrender, as we
have shown, SO, 900, 900 year in permissi-
BILE taxation-we pay STA, 900, 900 more
of principal, and as the new bonds will run
twenty years longer at least than the pre-
sent ones before they can be redeemed, we
shah pay 81, 600, 900 600 more in interest
than we would under the present law. The
account, therefore, stands thus The Gov
crnment loses $2,000.000,000 in interest
STA 100000 on the principal, and an am
nual revenue OF $l0,000,000, making in
thirty-fye years $350,000,000. Total loss
to the people and gained by the bondholders,
1920, ,000,U Was there ever such a
wholesale swindle and robbery? Yet it is
either this or something worse, as we have
said, with which we are threatened by the
Radical party, which is completely in the
interest Of the bondholders. Eng.
F. s. The President has refused to sign
the Funding Bill, and it is therefore no
law. But this does not relieve the Radical
Rump from the just odium which this OBJ,
noxious measure will create.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
A werd TO yvorkingmen.

The workingmen Of this country will
never again see prosperous Times, cheap
store goods, low rents, provisions at fair
rates, and wages so adjusted to prices as to
enable the frugal ard Industrious to lay up
yearly something over and above curr ent
expenses for the purchase Of homes and to
supply the wants Of declining years, until
tho national debt is paid and the crushing
burthen of taxation removed from their
shoulders.
Now, q debt Of over 81 500, 900, 900, on
which more than $4,000, 600, in gold is
paid for interest per annum, is swallowing
up the profits Of labor and reducing the
toiling millions of America to the hopeless
condition of the masses in Europe, where,
through the fraudulent coDtrivances of pub
lie debt, paper money, imposts and class
privileges, labor is robbed and impoverish-
ed, and wealth. is monopolised by the few
The tendency in America is in the same
direction, and unless arrested will soon es-
tablish here the same inequality, by reduc-
ing to bondage those whose labor creates all
wealth, and giving the fruits Of their toll
to the possessors of capital.
An opportunity is now presented by
which, without violation Of faith or honor,
all but very small portion Of the public
debt can be paid in greenbacks, the infer
eststopped and the whole be put in such a
shape that its entire extinguishment can he
made sAatter Of certainty, and that upon
. fixed day not tar off. Let this be done,
and that day will be hailel as jubilee in
deed, by all the sons Of toll from the At
lantie 10 the Pacific.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
yyTEEREDOEs THE MONEY Go!
Tax-Payers Look!

From tho Enstcn Pa.) Argus.
Over FIFTEEN HUNDRED MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been collect
ed by the UNITED STATES Government,
in the shape of TAXES, since the close Of
the warl
Just think Of it!
Ope-halt OF the National debit
WHERE HAS THE MONEY GONE?
Is the debt any less?
No! IT.lS MORE than it was three
years ago! ...-. .v- ~,
While Congress has been making the ne>
gro the white mans equal, and recon
structing," ard impeaching, FIFTEEN
HUNDRED MILLIONS HAVE BEEN
TAKEN FROM THE POCKETS OF
THE FARMERS. TIE MECHANICS
AND LABORERS OF THE NORTH!
The people were told by the Radical pat
riots and thieves and bummers, that the
close of the war would see a restored I'm
ion, with peace and prosperity and happl-
ness. Well, the war ended three years
ago, the South laid down its arms and sur
rendered, but Radical hostilities have not
ceased. The fight still goes on against
eight millions of white men, women and
children, and it costs the country just Five
Hundred Millinns a year-that's the price.
WHAT HAS BECOME OF THESE FIFTEEN
HUNDRED MILLIONS?
Where have they gone to?
HAVE THEY GONE TO PAY THE PUBLIC
DEBT?
NO. Not bit Of i'll
How is it that in spite of all this taxa>
ton one-halt Of the whole
National debt has been raised from the
sweat and toll OF the people, the burden is
as heavy, as oppressive, as crushing now as
eveR
Fellow citizens: these are questions for
you to answer. Don't allow yourselves to
be hoodwinked. Don't let dust be thrown
in your eyes by the conspirators who are
stealing your rights and your money at the
same time.
When you are asked next November for
your vote in favor of Grant, who's the tool
of a crazy Congress, demand to know
WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE FIF-
TEEN HUNDRED MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS taken out of your pockets dur
ing the past three years.
Ask them the reason why the South,
now that the negroes are free, produces on>
ly onc-halt what it formerly raised.
Ask them if the Fifteen Hundred Mil
lions have not gone to.
SUPPORT A GREAT NEGRO
BOARDING HOUSE in the the South?
And to
SUPPORT. A STANDING ARMY
OVER THE SOUTH, in order that we
may have
NEGRO JUDGES!
NEGRO GOVERNORS
NEGRO LEGISLATURES!
NEGRO GOVERNMENTS
Instead Of appropriating those fifteen
hundred millions Of dollars to the payment
Of the public debt, they have expended it
for the maintenance of grand system of
pauperism, BLACK pauperism, and Con-
gress has just voted to continue the STU
PENDOUS ROBBERY another year.
What is the remedy? You have it in
your own hands. Vote for men for every
Office, from President down, who arc OP,
POSED to these outrageous swindles. -
Vote for President who will agree to-
ABOLISH THE NEGRO BUREAU
and let the negroes shift for themselves
ABOLISH THE EXPENSIVE
STANDING ARMY in the South.
But Grant won't do this. He says he
has no opinion of his own, and will do just
as Congress directs
Vote Tor Seymour and Blaif
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
NEGRO JUDGES!
NEGRO GOVERNORS ~
NEGRO LEGISLATURES!
NEGRO GOVERNAIEN FSi

PERHAPS the most extraordinary thing
recorded in the annals of the American
Congress was that witnessed last Sunday
week in the Senate OF the United States,
when Willard Warner, resident oil New
ark, Ohio, was sworn in as Senator from
Alabama, Was there no otEer day but the
holy Sabbath for this sacrilegc to be per-
petrated? Having set the Constitution ard
the people at defiance, do the Radicals
now propose to strike at the ordinances
that were handed dowr from the mysteries
Of Mount Sinai2 Yet this is the party Of
morality. What has become Of Voltairc
and bis disciples E
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

TN one Of Chief Justice Chase letters
be says: -Four years more Of the rule Of
such menas are dominating Congress will
leave as little Of morality and Republican
ism worth preserving" This, we suppose,
answers the question, whether Mr.. Chase
will support the Democratic nominees
And il ought 70 answer the question as 10
whom thousands Of conservative aud fair.
minded RepubIicans will support.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

THE Springfield Republican says that the
strongest argument against the election of
Horatio Seymour to the presidency is that,
ifSeymour should die, General Blair would
succeed to the executive Office. The De-
mocracy will take this chance. A Demo-
cratic president never died while in Office.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

THE truly loyal Arkansas Legislature has
enacted that no man shall keep stallion
who can tor doesn't take all the oashs nee
cssary TO be voter. This looks Ike estab-
fishing nonoply for Grant and lis horse
lriens.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

A TINE FOR ALL THINGS AND A PLACE
FOR ALL THINGS. --Now, when cholrn is
lurking all over the land, is the time to
purify the blood by using DR.. J. w. Por
lands Hunior Doctor. A sure remedy, and
pleasant to the taste Sold by M. L. Miller
q Co., SseubenviIle, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
Hollands German Tonic

Is a combination of all The ingredients Of the
Bdtcrs ,oitt PURE SGntu Cruz Rum, Orange, etc.
IL is used for the same diseases as the Biiters in
eases tchcre some pure alcoholic stimatas is re-
quired. You ,0iH bear ia mind that these reme-
dies are entirely different from any others
advertised for the cure Of The diseases named,
;utese bring scisstifc preparations Of medicinal
EXTRACTS ,ptile tie etii3E are mere dccocfiORs Of
rum in SOME form. The TONIC is decidedly one
Of NE mast pleasant and ogrecable remedies ecer
offered 10 the public. lis tdste is erqaisite. II is
a pleasure 10 take IT, ichi!e ats hDegicins eSh't-
a1ating, and medicinal qualities hdge caused il 10
Le k,,oiVH as us grealest " al toaies. sr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
r.. F. z,
SO Cts. vs.. Reg. Praeficc SIG


Wealth is frequently amassed by saving
money than making it, A case in point:
CASE 2,63l.--James B. Hendrick, New
York City, night attack of violent Bilious
Doctor called in. VISIT 80. Prescriptions,
"a. Patient still in agony and pulse and
strength falling. Atthis stage the RELIEF
administered, paroxysms of pain arrested,
and cure perfected by the assistance Of a
few doses of the REGULATING PILLS,
which carry off the corrupt and acrid hus
mors that caused the attack. Compare
again: SH1
Physicians charge. 80; Prescriptions,
-.--....,..,....... w
RELIEF and PILLS, with more
thania dozen doses yet on hand)..... 90
Balance in favor of the RIlLIEf......$ Bio SO
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF is, a
household medicine, whicn no prudent fam
ily, that understands itsvalue, will ever be
without. Itinstantly arrests pain, and its
effects, as a diffusive stimulant, anodyne,
nervine in cholera, cholera morbus, bilious
collie, spasms. fits, malarieus dieases,, &c,
transcenp those Of any other preparatiod
known. As an external application for
burns, wounds, scalds, bruises, &C., IL has
no equal. Pass on.
See DIR. Railways Almanac for 1868 r.
II. Il. sold by Druggists. @
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

sA-Let every township in Harrison
County be thoroughly organized during the
month Of August.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
DEBILITY.

There IS no madeleine ,qffaI 70 Hoofenfs Ger.
snnn Bitters or sx.svFrsrxsvsys Ionic in cases Of
Dssilt'y. rh,y IL a"payt % to.s
str,ngtGsa hs o, s,.lkasauz 1,tits, cause an
ehjovn en' n the too, r"ybie hG stomach TO digest
Il, purify ttt bieoh give good, s1utd, healthy
cempL rion ,ra4i az The yciioW tings from ne
ty,, fmport Il boon, 10 the checks, and change the
tattent from a Shdrt- brsafhei, emaciated. tesak,
and nervous invalsd, to a JaU.jased, stout and
ci5oFous persO;ss
Weak and Delicate Children
are maie strong by using the Rit~
ters or Tonic. fn fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can be
administered with perfect safety
to Il child three months old. the
most delicate female. or q man OF
ninety.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!

sa-a 4 gTrF sTE
The public are invited to call while the
goods are nice and fresh, and make choice
of the most desirable patterns. They have
also, a large stock of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
SPRING and SUMMER GOOD

!. REs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

Only Terms OF subscription
Forone year, ifpaid in nadvance.....-..s2.00 90
II not paid within Six Months......... 2,5O
RATES or POSTAGE OF WEEKLY PAPERS.
N all suhecrihers in the county where pub
lished FREE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

FouSp DRowSEp DIR. Thomson received
the following note today. What II has 70
do With him y coroner. seeing that the riv.
o. dses not run up stream, hs 10 unable TO
determine. However. il nay Be Of import
aacs y sens ess hsss-se ~ publish il:
Duxlslrs, April -, lsss.
CoaoSl1 o. DAvmposr-Eir: There ~
: heating body fsaad in NE sivss ysssss-
a:y, Or the day bsfsrs; the description Of
MIN y = fealeUs: He was . lev sias aan,
ebeut avs fsst avs isehss high, dark bsows
nAas, whisksrs afsund The tArsas, asd THU
y-nse yean old. He had On essy Asaoel
ueder-ehirt and blue AAsael okIrS outelde
Q! shas. aad the outside shirt - blss
sheek shist, black psnts and lssthss bslt.
A seewss - this would - sesy oaaie-
teetsfy 70 bic wife. vhe 10 In THE to.a. A.
dfs0 ysur letter 70 JosM ". Cox,
DuoleiSh, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

ANNUAL ELrcrroS-Ths Davenport Ii.
brary Association hold their annual slsc-
ton Of officers this evening. At their rooms.
in Farrand's Block. on which occasion the
polls vill be opened from Z to ST o'clock.
Every member Of the Association should be
present and vote, and thus show an inter-
est in the selection Of officers. There will
probably be only one ticket in the field, IS
the selections that were made At the NOM
mating meeting were made only with refer
snce TO having the right men IN the right
positions, for the greatest benefit to the
Association yet Ne expect to see as large
. number present ~ though there AZ to
be closely contested fight. Let every
member como out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

4oNpAY'o C0LDDnASIor. .-As eur cieSseae
are already veil informed, the I. o. o. !.
sslstssaiss % Msaday pssuisss 70 b ths
uost imposing thing Of the kind ever a.
tempted in The State. II 10 confidently sx-
psssed that the attendance will bs hrgsr
than any former gathering in the whole his-
terry Of the State. The order OF the day
will be somewhat - fellows: The Commit
tee Of Reception will meet all visitors and
asnduet then TO The Burtis OpsrA House,
where ffes collssieus will b served to them.
Ths same will slse bs served at Lahr
manns Hall. All msmbsrs Of the order in
this city A. we'll ~ oil visitors will assem-
bic At Tie Opsra House previous to noon.
AT precisely IL o'olsch the order will fern
10 column and proceed to Odd Fsllows'
Hall, where . grand procession will Be-
ftrnsd according 10 the prescribed rules Of
the msasal. Af,es marching through the
principal streets Of the city, the procession
will halt st the Burtis Opsra Houss. whsss
The following ceremonies win b had
Anniversary Ode and prayer by the Grand
Chaplain.
The welcome address In behalf ee ths
besthsrhsod to the Most Worthy 0ssad
Sire, By Grand Representative Erie J.
Lesch. ~
This will b lsllswsd BY the ssstien hy
0rand Sire Jaoes r. SAndsn. I.
I ThSa the slssing ode and bsnsdtcsisa.
4 Msabsss Of the order win thsu b q ID.
ssty, dufine the rsaaisdsr Of The day snd
Isveaias.
+ Ats o'clock in The evening ths festivals
asd sosisl dances win cemusncs in the But.
tis Opsra Hssse, 0srusn Theatre. Lshr
msun's Hall and other places. Members d
the order can obtain tickets for 81 80 pei
couple, and I'll others net members can pur
chase tickets BY applying to any Odd Eel
lov for s. 90 per couple. These tickets in
ciuds supper end adoissiou 70 al shs placs'
Of aaossnsas, siihss = ~ 0pssa Hesse
0egunn xhaaAso q LaAf1n0nn'o Han.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
n Offices.

FRHcKLEs AND TAN removed and prevent
%. by using the delicious Hesperan Balm
for the complexion. Price only City cents.
fos immediate relief Of Coughs, Colds
and Whooping Cough, nse that popular
remedy. MADAM PORTERS COUGH
BALsAM, the cheapest and best medicine
sold. The public are particularly request.
cd to notice that the Cough Balsam 10 moi
vsndsd as universal specific ito virtues
have bssn tested BY thsusands for MAJ ,
years in the treatment of oil diseases u The
Throat and Longs, and it is een6dsnly Of.
fsrsd a. . felieves asd sssss Of these dis
sasss only for which II wss designed. Sold
BY Druggists every whore, at 70, 80 and
70 cents per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

PrRsoNAL.-Gen. Rodmsn, commandsnt
Of Rock Island, returned last evening from
= lengthy visit TO Washington. D. Q.
We learn that our fellow citizen, James
McAsnus, Esq, will soon take trip across
the plains, 10 be gone two or three months.
for the purpose Of recruiting his health. He
and his lady will start abost the let ofMay
on . trip to the eastern citios, and on re
tasning Mr. McManus will take The cars for
the Rseky Mountains. We wish him .
pleasant sun mse and safe return with
improved health.
Our esteemed fsllow-citizsn. L. Grabbe,
With his wife and adopted son, start for
Germany next Tuesday morning. May he
have happy voyage, pleasant visit with
his friends there, and safe return ts bis
home in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25
sTATR lTEMD.

The City Of Dubuque b oompromisina
With her creditors fos twsssy i've cents On
the dollar.
The United States District Court is in
session at Dubuque.
Nv. r. Ayrss. sf Cssssssrg, . mss u
absat sixty years Of sgs, has been seutsss-
ID % enc ysar's iDprisosoeat in he psui.
ten.iary 70, committing rsps upsa young
eirl OF sixrsn years, that hs had adopted.
"A joint stosk brewing sompasy has
been formed il Dubuque.
-a-Asew wsolsn factory is bsisg scssAsa
1t NJ. Vernon. Linn county.
The Bapsists have membership n
10000 N lsws. ever 200 pssasAses, q
Sabbath Schools, and above 5000 Sabbath
School scholars.
The stone cutting for . new railroad
bridge ssrcss the Isws river q Iswa City
| 10 bsins psshsd rapidly, aad very ssss Z
nore eahenntial structure viii ~ ~ span
sing hat i nos done BY The old pine esa
oosn.
The delinquent taxes Of Ksokul
amount 70 Ss,lss.sl, and he total col
l.otsd during the past year ~. S.ss1.15.
On tho 18th inst. Mrs. Psiek, o
Ilksder, committed suicide BY drowniuI
! herself. No cause is given for The rasl
deed.
J.C. Bsrns, for many yssrs clerk Of ID,
United States District Court fse Iewa, 3 o.
psrcsdsd BY Mr. Love. brethse Il Jsde
Love.
The case Of the city Of Pells ", q
P. 0chols, for the posssssisa q d
| souare. has been 6nally decided In Nj
scholte's favsr BY the Suprsms Court.
The Marion Register informs q yha
the reoert that Booth, tAs horse thisl, -
| been hung BY the "Rssulassss" il iacsrrss
h i nov In the Linn county jail.
"A man snd woman wses marrisd Z
| Dp>ses., the ssAsr dsy. On ~ svssis
80, vsaliss ssos enc ~ ~ wsas
sAas ~ new lord Aad ssvssal saiivssss
M living, whsrsupea che lss iate
sr,at -, end to,d Mr. Dan h esuia -
3. laks ef ass ssd tsias>sss se0ale l.ak
"a ~ dida's sars shish.. ~ 5snse q
1 not Ieara vhish dirscsien - ~, but
l departed.
| -rh. last iu.postsr vs have Asosl of !
| e,ive, tse-column "conpli0sntssy" r.
the Dubuqus TIMES. in consideration ef '
| rious .~iodlss p-acticsd On The good pssg
of D.n,.;th, in which place he represent
bim,alf ay : Baptist missionary crsssis
! chnrch Won the affections u : you
lady, and sse's : shasl belonging = y
49,. sksdaadled. Our citiasas saaese ks
| - - ! veA1A - 49, slaes seAsnesl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Tns BaIpos.-As Was expected, the Rail
road bridge was completed Yesterday, -
that train Of tWsnty-three earn, crossed
last evening. The draw has been rebuilt
in less than ten days-sn instance Of rapid
work that 10 seldom equalled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

ARRIVALS.
DAvsspon-From st. Louis.
CouNfsss Clinton.
KsrrssBuRs-From f. Madison.
0LAseow-Frsu Pittsbusg.
PsxBINA-For st. Louis.
DKpAnfuABs.
DAvDnPopf-For 81. Paul.
GLAssoW-For Clinton.
CounrRN-For Clinton.
Ksr9nsIsso-For IT. Madison.
sxPRcfsp.
The Itasea, will be here this evening II
. P. N. on route for St. Paul at 10 P. NJ.
Hawkeys State, from St. Paul, On rsuts
for St. Louis this evening.
The Savsnnah, from St. Louis, en- route
for st. Paul tomorrow morning.
The Reserve, from Dubuque and Galsna
morning.
The Minnesota, from St. Paul en soute
for st. Louis Monday morning.
The New Boston, from Fl. Madisss, IN.
route for It. Madison Monday morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

8seBxAx's 0sRurHs NsDlCINAL Con Lrv.
~ OIL.-Our oil has stood the teat Of twes
y years experience, and 10 warranted pure
Newfoundland oil. 1ts superiority over
that prepared on our ewn seashofe b
shown BY the numerous cures performed
BY u when the inferior oils had been tried
without effect. PREPARED ~ Hsgsnan I
o.. chemists and druggists, New York.
Sold BY druggists generally.
Chappsd Hands end Face, Sore Lips, &s.,
cared At oncs BY the uss Of Hegsmap'a
Csmphor lee with Glycsrins, keeps the
hands soft in the coolest weather. See that
ysu get the Genuine. Sold BY Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

A. G. FoLron has opened the spring
sales Of his property, at the former low
prices. Notwishstanding the vast and
magnificent improvements is his Diatrict.
Coed lots at $3.50 to t375. Half acre lots
on Locust a. s220, six acres, splendid loca-
tion, great bargain, house aud u acres
5000. Tea Thousand acres Of first qualty
oisfArmine lands, in eight different CO IN
tys. a, $1.50 to $3.50 per acre in those
lands future and not very distant fortune
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

RsLiolous.-Rsv. Morgan Edwards, the
great rsvivalist, will preach st the Calvary
Baptist Church tomorrow evening, services
to commence At l04 o'clock.
Rev. W. n. Vroem, at the Reformed
Church to-morrsw, will preach . ssrmsn
sug sested By the death Of the Rev. Hr. Van
Devser, formerly pastor Of that church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

TnR Marion Regist.r is favorable to the
nomination Of Judge Hubbard, Of Linn
county, for member Of Congress in this
District. 1t says Judge Smyth 10 slso .
candidate, but that Hubbard has the insids
track in Linn county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Coal, CoAL.--A full supply at the rail-
road depot yard on and after Monday, 1t .
reduction Of one cent per bushel, which
will be 10 cents o, the yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

Mischief that may be helped 10 hard to
know said Lord Brooke. But the mischief
that time would work on tho human hair
may be forever avoied by the use Of Bar
rctts Vegetable Hair Restorative" which
never fails to bring back the hair to its
original beauty Rochester Democrat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-25

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