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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

AMERICA AGAINSr ENGLAND. Amtri-
can Company Goilat soap, Honey, Glyccrinc, Bou-
quet and Palm. These popular soaps arr made
from the choicest materials, very richly periumed
warranted not only equal but superior TO the
English, and 30 per cent. cheaper They are su-
perccdiuy all foreign toilet Soaps IN this market
Is IT /, well known that since their introduction
the demand ior the lHttel has fallen of fully one
half Manufactured only hy
McKFOSE. VAN HAAGEN a co.
h. / W6lneow Plilalplphia AID New York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

Tn NATIoNAL BANKS, The quarterly
reports Of all the national banks Of the
country, for the current quarter, have
been received at the office of the Comp
trollcr of the Currency, with the exccp-
ton of sixteen. The returns show that
the banks generally, i'll their reserves, are
fully up to the requirements of law, and
that tho items Of loans and discounts and
deposits in the aggregate do not greatly
vary from the reports made to the de-
partment in April, 1861.
A large number Of national bank, have
failed to comply with the requirements Of
the twenty-ffth section Of the National
Currency Act A few weeks ago one
hundred and thirty-seven Of them had
never caused an examination Of their Sc
curities in the hands of the United States
Treasurer and nearly two hundred
others who have at some time since their
organization procured such examination
are delinquent in both the current year
and that ending with June last The
Comptroller Of the Currency has accord
ingly called the attention of the national
bank officers to these facts, and advise,
how the examination may be conducted
O1EE mn MorNfAt 1t is an inter-
es,ing fact that On Thursday last the
summit rail in the path Of the Pacific
Railroad over the Rocky Mountains was
laid The elevation above the sea i,
s,2i2 feet, said to he the highest point
reached by the iron horse anywhere. Ihi.
great enterprise is advancing vary rapidly
TO completion, and ere many month, We
shall chronicle its extension to California
The Atlantic and Pacific coasts are fast
being linked together Then farewell tc
The diffcultie, ard pciils Of the long
route acres, tho plains There will be- Nc
frontier The iron track will,cut the im
aginary lin, and civilization will belt the
continent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

'GoNEENoR ENGII~m-Jamcs T.. Eng
li,h, over whose election Us Governor ii
Connecticut the Democracy have rendered
themselves hoarsc to inarticulation, Was
burned in efigy during the war for his
endorsement Of Iincolu's emancipation
proclamation and general war poliay, ly
these same nutmeg Dcmoo rats
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

utWy lsrAr4lNa New. Mnthyg take
tuHgu, MHLrI uulry > Uurilu- syrup lot chill
aTrW luEhns lau# ia''h wulv 50 GENTS Sold
B hnHI.'-. 1i-wNdly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23
JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND TEoguE rowuEES.


\ drhgk,iul and pleasant rms1y In ttiallA,
HcadaChr Had Breath, uu,ueto,,, Asthma.
hunehltls, Coughs nyaiu,-s, Ag, aud all ag,ur-
dcrs insulting ttum colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL. ORGANS,
This rmgdy does not "dry up catauh hut
luussus II, ir,s the head Of all OH uspt matter
quickly removing bad hyaAth and headache al.
LAYS and s'othes the burning heat IA cttsnh h. so
u4i'd aud agreeable "a u.s. ,i,ets that Il POSITIVELY
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZINuN
Asa livshe Powder /. pleasant % the taste,
and never uausuatss when swallowed instantly
gives 20 the thIuat and yo1sl orgnis dgHr.au,
SENSATION Vt eoaues, and cemtalt, l. the l,st
voice tDulg IN the world! Thy IT, sltH, ra.nble,
and uulN 81 CtUts.
Sold by all Druggists, ~ iaa .'.3 ate, address,
COOPER, WILSON a 60, rulelsurs,
iAuaUelAit.
Wholesale Agents. q. G.. Goodwin a IT. Ra,t.
Bros, \ Bind, Boston \. l.. hurg q Co.,, Water
bury, Vt,
so.liu Rutland ~ Pond IS Mare aal Fruu \
Co. nu4.dAWty
BANNING HOUSE, OF j. COOKE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-23

LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE.

and Ial.tiJ purchasing may RELY uron rc-et,lra
the most complete satisfaction. and most t,y'.H.
bic terms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

BEnLiN, Dsc. 27--It IL stated that the
basis Of discussion at the Paris Conference
are tho autcnmy OF Crete. the suspension
Of the energetic measures enunciated in the
Sultsn's ultimatum and AZ argument in
support OF the just demand. Of Turkey.
CoNsrASTINorLE, Dec. 2,.-It is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that the Porte opposes the
holding Of . conference.
Nsw YoRK. Des. 27.-I; is stated there
is not shadow OF truth in the reported
basis Of agreement between America and
England on the Alabama claims. A mes
senger from Reverdv johnson with the
treaty Is far as agreed upon will arrive in
Washington in a few DAYS.
An American gentleman who recently
had a conversation with Bismarck gives the
following ~ Blsmarck's statement Of bis
relations with the Continental powers: As
regards Roumanis. he had written Prince
Charles, telling him to take the late king,
Leopold, OF Belgium for his model to give
up oil hope Of extending his territory, and
T. administer his government with strict
regard to existing European treaties. That
Il he WAS not disposed to do this. nothing
was Taft for him but to go home to bis
father The letter was the cause Of the
change in the policy Of that prince. Bis
marck IS representation, accordingly, to the
Austrian minister here Of this proceeding,
and Of his position towards Hungary, had
the effect Of causing the latter to express
his satisfaction with the peaceful intentions
of his government. Bismarck said the ais
lance with Russia was one looking to .
continuance Of peace. and had no reference
TO a state Of war. As to the South Ger.
man States, he said it was his intention to
leave to them entirely the question of their
admission to tho Confederation. 1t would
not be long before they would come knock
ing at the door. Until then he hoped Ger
many would be closer and closer drawn to-
gsther by common legislation and through
the customs Of Parliament.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
NEWS
DI' TELE0 R.1PH.
NEW Yuhk.

Nsw YonK, Dec. 2S.-lt 10 stated that
Gen. Grant has expressed himself opposed
10 turning men out Of Office merely for
epinieo's sake. The purpose Of his admin
istratien will be the faithful performance
Of The dotiss Of his great Office that hon.
ssty and economy prevail in the public cor.
vies, and that oil officers are capable and
efficient men. II IN officer in the public
service has shewn bis peculiar fitness for
the position. and evidence Of his ability to
perform its functions in the highest degree
Of excellence. with honesty Of purpose, No
matter what his political spinisn nay b,
u would Be i0preper to displace that on.
cor with one who could ct least perform
The duties no better.
The 1vsning Post contains rspelt that
M. Cushing has been sent 70 Beeots, with
foil powers from our Govern ment % eloes
the contract Tor . canal across the lsth0us
toward. which il 10 said, our Govsrnn nj
70 ssady 10 promise guarantee Of . million
81 dollars. probably part Of the SON need.
- - oske the survey.
The Pest says il 10 asserted that General
Grant hes been consulted about the Pana>
"a sAip canal and 10 warmly In favsr Of
The scheme. He thinks ito speedy construs
tien 10 necessary 70 preserve our conner
eisl and naval supramaey and our empire
On the Pacific.
IL 10 alss ramorsd that Minister Gushing
has been Examining maps to report upon
the meet feasible line for canal, and that
he 10 convinced the canal must b built very
near the lins OF the present Panama Rail-
rosd, aad that the canal company and rails
road company ought 10 be one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
LATEST news
~ TELEGRAPH.
To THE DAILY DEmOCRAT.


INV feaE, Dee. es.-Jes. Fisks 10 out
In card asserting that the attack on him
In The Springfield RepStliooN vas occs sion
ed by the arrest of Bowies. Fisks thinks
he Was justified 10 % doing and says: 10
order 10 protect my rights l appealed to
the lev, which 10 the highest expression Of
human wisdom for the COED government Of
mankind. II error has been committed
these who made the Law committed it. l
regret that the wife Of Sam Bowles, Esq, Of
Springfield, Vas disturbed or even annoyed
By her husbands temporary absence. As
TOR the y mpathy Of the sychophantic horde
Of Office seekers and small beer editors who
clamored around the jail gates for their
comrads's release, their abuse l expected.
am indifferent 10 Mr.. Bowlcs proposed
game end bowlsd him over the first IN
nings. think it will generally be conceded
that such right to defend my personal
character ~ any newspaper has to attack
it. At all events, l shall do 30 with most
unhinching discrimination until proved to
the contrary. Mr.. Bowlss need not fear
but that will bring him to trial before .
judicial tribunal, and then let justice be
done though the heavens fell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
TENNESSEE.

AEnPnis, Dec. GA negro named Lew.
10 Street shot another one named Cox. on
the Pigeon Roost road yesterday, killing
him instantly. Street vas firing his pistol
sscklsssly, and Csx ssksd him to Out, hen
Onset turned and shot hin through tho
head.
On Christmas negro named John mur-
dsred and robbed another named B;gcs.
near Bartlett, on the Memphis & Louisville
X. X then placed the bedy on the track.
whore il was run over b. Q train. He
then proceeded 70 the hoass Of WIN. Miller.
ses the gin house on Gre, and concealed
hiasslf, a. he Afterwards confessed, for The
Purpose Of killing Miller; vas discoversd
By citissns, black and white, and hung.
0sergs R. Ruttsr, President Of the late
Tennessee National Bank. was arrested
yesterday, charged with embe xsiine tho
school funds Of the State at Nashville. to
the amount Of $50 900. Some rich deysl>
cpments ore expected in connection with
the matter, involving oiEici,ls high 10 au-
thcrity.
NAsnvsIGs, Dec. SEAT macs meeting
Of The citizens of Gilserc county, at Pulaski.s
resolution was adsqtsd. ccndemning the
late instanees Of snob law in that county,
and dseleeing that the lag must end shall
Do enforced against al offenders. The lead.
ing men Of all parties participated. II Is be
lisvsd that this meeting will prevent any
TURNER violation Of Law BY mobs ia Giles
county, - the people are determined 70
uphold The call authoritie0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

WEEKLY WARKRT REROR.r
Ossics DAvsHposs DanoclAr,l

UV0s <Ss 1OOos
The market continues precisely the Sane -
last quotatisss. In the grain market there 10 No
change to rspsrt-it sohtinuss steady and firm
tho very best Wheat brings 81. The amount
ofreceirts coBtipue about the same, coming il
Slowly and farmers generally holding oil for
spring prices.
In Dry Goods the Gotten market has been a..
sing steadily and has now advanced 10 cents.
The local market continues unchanged. No
perceptible charge has taken place since our
last report
The money market 10 very stringent, eollec-
tiens coming in very slowly. and many are glad
10 avail themselves Of 10 per cent lesus at 80
and 60 days. Nothing but first class paper Is
received At the Bsnks-very many refusing any
and ali loans.
tloua-wheiesals. TOO; retail. t7so.
WBsAs-Ne. l. ~.
BAaLxY-No i.tl.oe01.ss.
Oars 4scts.
RYe-So receipts.
Cesr-New, 81.
oStoxs No receipts.1
fssAvoss-No market.
nSssss- sos. per b.
Eees- 30Q35e.
GRnsH APsrss-el.75.per bushel.
HAY-0eod Timothy &l2.eoeel4. 0c, PER tor .
Prairie olo.ee per tos. Slough ,s7.oo.
Coat Soft wagons. Ice = bnshei..
woos--es' 5eQ7 30. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
MISSOURI.

Sr. LsuIs, Dec. 2s..-Ssnators Drake and
Hssdsrson and Representative Lean arriv-
% on Saturday from Washingtos. A letter
frsm Warrington states that these gsi1tls-
men have entered into . combination and
zane home 70 work against the election Of
Gen. Schurx 10 the U. 8. Senate.
The westbsr continues very mild and
navigation with the South will probably b
resu0od to-WolroW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
WASHINGTON.

wAsHIxsroN, Dec. 2s.-Gsn. Grant will
leave this city Wednesday evening fer Bel
timors, where be will remain until Thurs.
day, whore be will remain until Thursday;
be then leaves there for Philadelphia.
spending New Years day in the latter
city. He will bs the guest Of Mr.. Albert
Precedent Johnson. Il 10 undsrsteed, in
tends to retire oil army officers over SIXTY
two years Of age, among whom are Gen.
Lorenzo Thomas. Paymastsr General Briee,
and Brigadisr General Phillips.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
CHICAGO.

A Washington special says The Star Of
last evening has long article on Grants
eabiaet. II thinks Wade will hsvs the In
terror Department, Boutwell, the Treasury
Department, and SchefsId the War De-
paftmsnt. That the Navy Department lies
between HamliD. 0riswold and Gen. Haw-
Icy. and that Thsmas 9. Duraat. Of Louis-
lana, has % good show % any bedy for the
Attorney Gensrslship, il Wilson, Of Iowa,
gets The ssua.horship Of that State. II
th,nks Waslburns 10 geipg to France. and
that Medley WI get the State Department
II 10 not able TO settle on any enc for the
Pees Once Department.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
seed Market
GCorrected by NcNair 4 Jordan
Chicago Market.

BY telegraph Dec. -.
and unchanged.
whsat-Closed at l.lia<0l.l2.
Corn-Quiet; new. SIX.
ttOats--Quiet At 46946L,
Rvs-No. l at lie.
Barley SIS.
Provisious-Dull.
Pork Mess frm and mere active, with sales
ct q 90; future nominal at same figures cash.
Lard-Dull and &c higher; 1873.
Dressed Hogs Closed firm at IL. 506ell.25.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

her boundAsiss. The sxtsnsi will add
about three square miles to the corporation.
Another bill 10 being prepared giving the
city butterflies use Of mensy for proposed
improvements, and TO 20 charge the State
Constitution that the city may make ap-
prspriatisps fossailwsys. Ths City Ceun-
oil will oct on them tomorrow preparatory
10 bringing the matter before the State
LNeialature
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Hsusnsos, Dee. 2s.-A territorial con-
vsntisn assembled here this nssnise. A
preamble and resiutions we're adopted and
. mswsriai prepared; setting sssth The Wis
don and necessity OF king The Michigan
psainsula ssparats State. The Conssn.
ten WAS attended by tbs leading men Of
both parties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

New YOek Market.
10y Telegraph. Nsw Yons, Dec 70.
Flsur-Dull and heavy.
Wheat-Dull and droopiBg.
Rye Quiet and heavy.
Corn-Dull At S30ss 70, new mixed western
Oats-Hsavy and lower At 76i<@78K in stort
adeat.
Pork-rirmsr st a. co@27. IS for new mess.
Lard J. Firmer st IG@l7A for steam lsh0
1SlS fer kettle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
GROCERdEs.

Corrected BY n. ,. nvAHo 4 -.
The grocery market continues frrn at present
quotations. with a stronger feeling 10 sweets.
Trade continues much depressed. with no pres
emit indications of more activity. Collections
come slowly in, caused by the farmers disposi.
tion 10 hold their produce back for better prices
without any reasonable hope to obtain present
values in the spring.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Tsx lots il. North Davenport and - in East
Davenport, 'chesp As dirt; good 4s.acre farm in
Pleasant Valley, only $4,000, and: lots Of ether
bargains. Wild land by the cart load.
ELpaiDGE 4 Bao..
Land and Insurance Agssts.
40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

HolLcwAY's PiLts.-Ths symptoms Of dyspepsia
often closely resemble these Of heart disease. Hot
nushes, violent paptation. spssns. sudden faint
ness. sufFoeatng sensatiens. &C.. are ordinary re-
su.ts Of chronic indigestion. These somewhat
alarming indications Of foul stomach incapable Of
converting the ailment Il receives to . wholesome
purpose. can only be get rid ofby proper Alternative
aad cathartc Treatment. and Hsllywsy's Pills are
the very best medicine that can be admsnistesed IN
eueh cases. Sold b oil DruReists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
Chicago Live stock Market.

Oh1CHGO 1.-Two Su0CK NUFNtvs
BY Telegraph. Dec. -.
Ca,,le-vsry dull. Receipts. 6S5 sales. 81 I;
prices nearly nominal, at 1 55df7 SO for butch
ers' cows to extra choice shipping steers.
Hocs-Receipts, 1894 sales 1881, NJ e.401
. 90 for fair to middling q.2539.s5 for good to
choice. market glutted and prices l5G25c
lower.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
Nervous Debility,

with its gloomy STANDARDIZATION spirits, de-
preston, involuntary emissions. loss Of semen.
spermstorrhoa, loss Of power. dizzy head, loss
of memory, sad threatened Impotence and i'm
beciity, End . sovereign cure in Humphrey
Homeopathic Specific. No. 2s. Composed Of
tho most valuable, mild sad potent Curatives,
they strike at sncs al the root Of the nstters
tsns up the system, arrest the discharges, end
impair, vigor and energy. life and vitality 70
he entirn man. They have cured theasas Do
Of cases. Pries o. per package Of siA oo1es.
snd vial. or 81 per single box. Sold ~ Drug
gisis. and sent by mail o. receipt Of price. Ad-
dress Hamphssys' Specific Homspsshis Asdi-
else Co, ,::os2. 9resdway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
III. Louis Market.

II. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph Dec. 70.
Flcur-Firm and unchanged superiine. s 81
QS,5o
Wheat-Dull and So lower for choice.
Corn-Quiet and weak 63 Qd6s.
Oats-Uull At 53058.
Rys-l 229l.25.
Barley-U nchanged.
whisky -Essier ct q7i<@es.
Provisions--Eirmsr aud more doing.
Pork Accidentally $500.
Bulk Shoulders -lesx@ll.
Clear Sides-l5.
Lard-Steedy at17.
Live Hegs-Bstter at s0lo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

% ~ I'm Dos.-oo - the Bryant . st1attsn
tsva State Businsss College - get thorough psse
usal business eduestiea. For eieuass papers. al
dfsss. (soelosiae stanpD ''TAs Brysas d 0tssatoa
csnnsesial College. Dsvsa port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Krsner's HAIR Dys. Natural. Durable. Bsaatifu
Best anA CAnDsss II ~ World. sold By III Drug
ists and County otoreksepsrs. JOHN j. KRONER.
osas Proprietor. 81 CAestast g.. PAilAaslphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

To CrnE CONSUMPTION Tho remedy should be
used when the diseases in the incipient stages,
and when 1t appears in the system. such as .
hacking Cough, Pain in the Chest, Difficulty Of
Breathing. Cold Night Sweats. Before the sys-
tenn is too much disorg anized. Aliens Lung
Balsam will he found 10 give immediate relief.
For sale by all Dealers in Family Medicines
enerailv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

By Telegraph. NV YeaE, Dec. ~.
Coupons 81. LA y s:2es. lst 1.loe{; "a. 81;
I'd l.o7x new l.1sA; 81, l.1osl; 80, LICK;
lol0s. I.U51.
(2old-l Sl4<
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
ONO.

QsHsslnAsl. De-. 2e.-LsRl eoaosel havs
peoposu1e III - - pgvuuasea = ~ oonAe,
Lsllaaeass, saablia6 thie Sley - e1tsae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
RA0lR o6.
Chicago, Reek Island Z Pacific
RAILROAD.
1nca W3ntep lppa neanant 10eo

1865. Winter lPrangsmsnt. 1863.
Trainsru a By Chicago time which 10 twelve min
uteo tester than Davonport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV 30. 1855,
" and antil further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, lSundays sxesptsd) - follows
Going Bast-16t HAIL train o.. .......o 10, A. =.
- Night express. ......S 20, ?. =.
0sing Wsst-1st, Rxprese and Nail for Dee
Msines and Washington, $50 A. Z.
I'd, Mixed. for Dee Aoinss asd
Auscatino. ......... S.O0P.u.
Arrive st Davenport daily, Sunday sxssptsd
From tho East-lst Night express st. 8 %. A =
I'd Daily Ex. = mail. q o6, ?. =
From the Wsst--lst Mixed fren Dss Msines
see Al
I'd, Express frsn Dee Moinss
and Washingtoa. 4. SO Pm.
CONNECTIONS.
A. Chicago With oil Bsstern Rsstss.
At Joliet with q. 4. I 8. L. r. r. for Blsem-
ington, Springfield, &c.
4 L:sslls With l. G. R. 3 for DsalsisA. D.
Al Pond Creek with G. B. / q. =. B. fer Bar
lington. Ksekuk and Quincy.
At Peoria with p. p. 1 J. h. r. be.
A. Dee Moines, lewa City, end Washiagten
vita Wsstsrn Stage Ce.'s Stages, for ell points
West. Southwest and Northwest
Sleeping Coashes - oil Wight trains. Trough
eipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
P. "A. HALL, Asst Gee. Ssps Chicago.
4. KsnDAll. Asst. Supt. lewa Division.
q. q. E,,as. Aet. D.vssp@t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Davenport wholesale Drv lioo0s
Market.
The following are the prices today.
The to.e Of tho dry goods market denotes a.
u,ward tendency. Print cloths hsvisg sdvan
esd S,<cts., to be delivered in February and
March. and all Cotton goods 6rm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Renne's rain-Killng Magic Oil is clean. safe
and delicious to use. 1t does not soil the cloth
ing, nor does its use injure the skin, but beauti
hes it. and cures chap and pimplss, beside oil
kinds OF pain. Eevry family should keep bot
tie Of il in the house. Fold by 3. \. Ballord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29
WESTERN UNION RAlLROAD.
short 4 Direcs Roulo - the
Eorta. Eerthosst : Northwest.

TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily. at Sls o'clock .. ~, and As e'clk
p. N. making close connections with trains - fol-
lows:
Al PoKT BYRON, traipe On this road lsave imne-
diately on arrival oftrains from Roek Island. na-
king clsse connections 1t the following points:
Al FULTON, with trains from and - Cedar Rapids,
Boonsboro, EarsAaltown. CoaBeil Blum, Omaha,
and sll points ON tn Union PaciAe Railroad.
Al SAVANNA, With daily line Of Packets to and
from Dubu0ee and a points - the Upper Missis-
eppi River.
At fkKRPORT, With tslins On The Ini.sis Ce.tral
nailroad foe the NoSth M 0ouaA.
At CLINTON, with tfaiAs fer Jaaeovf1ls, 0adie0n,
Prairie d. Chen. Il Cross. Watestewn, ronA du
La, Oshkoeh, 0sesa 1ay, md poonls n Nogthogn
Wiseoneins 1ewa and 1ilnspta.
~ NAOMI With tse!ae ~ eilweonee keeesas
Waoksgn md Ctieago. Ahe Wlth sDu0DS i0
lins eteanerrf' fer he 1ast. l0Ga 1eaylo
Davenport q ssss An. Tlne-Das11UgssSo -
buQue-7 h00so. - -
PsSssagsss y iAkiag III sssls ~ - -
- onaDansy.
IL COTTON, Apt o1VsA . rs71
=. Q. DUNoAN. AnenA oupu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

JgrirKs I Al soAr.-lsa certain cure fer chaPped
hands and all roughnees irritation G. the skin,
seaema. rngworm. salt rheum. pimpss. and all 9th
q cutaaesns affections. making the sk,n sofs and
smooth. Manufactured by Caswell. Hasard b Co..
New York Sold By all druggists. tu-friAsow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

A CoLp neglected frequently lays tho Pounds
tion Of uncurabls Consumption. No person
should suffer one to continue. True, they will
wear out" but they often wear the potent cut
The best cure 10 Humphreys Homeopathic
Cough and Fever Pills. Taken alternately they
allay the fever, irritation and cough, heal up the
lungs aud cure the disease. Price, six bottles
for sl.2S. Sold by dealers and sent by mail on
receipt Of. the price. Address
HunsuRsr' . SrrciFIc HoxBorATHic MEDICINE Co.
$50 Broadway. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-29

Jams 8. KIaK Co. . fine staple and fsuey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star. improved Chemical. Palm. Ac. Sold BY
al erscsrs and fancy goods dealers.