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Ia her pure, white robes and her crown of roses
told only of gentle. lovely May.
But they pass on, and here comes the iollv
Prince Gambrinus, flushed with the worship OF
Bacchus, holding aloft his besker Of fosming
beer and looking the very embodiment Of jollty
as he rolled by. r
All this the eager guests at the Fsir Grounds ad.
mned as II entered q he main gate, and then,
when the procession had broken ranks, dispersed
themselves over the grounds in quest Of whatever
amusement their incliDatOns prompted. The
orations OF the day, delivered by Hon. Geo. Fl.
bfsugbn and DR.. HAAS, were appropriate and elo-
anent,land ELECTED hearty applause FROM the
throngs assembled about the rostrum. And then
came dinner time and prize shooting, and masc,
and dancing, until day wore away into
twilight and twilight into moonlight, before
sny OF the merry dancers or players were aware
OF it, Then rockets shot up into the skv. the
grounds were illamined, the bright moon looked
down upon hundreds Of happy people. and so
ended the first day of the Turner'S May Feast.
And yesterday the festivities were renewed
with the addition that in the afternoon there was
contest for gymnsstic prizes, and at later hour
those as well as the target shooting prizes were
awarded, after which g grand procession of the
victorious competitors paraded through the
grounds. Then the-dancinR was resumed and
amid mirth, laughter and. music was appropriatelv
terminated the Turner'S May Feast Of 1868.
FIRE.-The alarm bells sousded long and vigor-
ously about O'Clock Monday morning. and many
weary sleeper woke 20 wonder at the cause Of
such an unusual racket. IL originated from the
discovery of a fire in kitchen on the premises
No. 459 Gravier street, owned by Mrs Ross
This, together with the adjoining house of Mr..
James Keegan, No. 46l. was entirely consumed,
the flames having gained great headway before
they were discovered.
BURGLARIEs.-" The Office" " saloon kept by
John Casey, at No. 35 Carondelet street, was en-.
tered on Sunday night by some thief who stole
small amount of money which had been left in the
till.
Early yesterday morning a negro burglarously
entered the residence of Capt. Props corner of
Annunciation aud Harmony streets, and breaking
open an armoir, stole watch and chain, and
some silver coin.
ATrEMPT AT SUICIDE.-A man named John
Ryan, employed in peddling paper on the levee,
made desperate attempt at suicide on Sunday
night, by jumping into the river in front of Jack
son square. He evidently was determined to
drown, for when man plunged in to save him,
he endeavored TO drag down his rescuer with him.
he was, however finally landed, wet and drip.
ping, and locked up at the station.
The OPERA HOUsE.-In our tableau statement
of the prices of seats at the Opera House for the
proposed forthcoming season, some errors oc-
CURED. The following are the correct figures:
Total
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FOR THE SATISFACTION OF ALL,

es Msdic.l Properties DlspsnsatOry Of the
United States which the following is a copy;
"BUCHU-Its odor Is strong. diHasive, and somewhat
aromatic It's taste biitsh and analogous to that of mint
given chiefly in complaints Of the Urinary Organs such
Gravel Chronic CstArrh Of the Bladder, morbid irritation
OF the BLADDER and Ureha diseases Of he Prsrats and
Retention the Incontnence Of Urine from alos Of tone in
She parts concerned IN its evacuation 1t has also been
recommended in Dyspepsia Chrenc Rheumatism, CutansOus
Affections and DrOpsy."
FOR FURTHER APPROXIMATION
See Professor Deweess valuable works the Practice of
Physic.
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. Physic, of
philadelphia
See any and all Standard Works Medicine.
rDr KSrsrR physician Of over thirty years experience
and gduute II the Jefferson Medical College aud Of the
University Of Medicine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
MR Il. 7. HrLxBoLp:
DHAR sR-In regard 10 the question asked 10 my
opinion about BUCHU would say that have used and
cold the article foms for the past thirty
do think there form preparation Of have not
used be used in the various diseases where such
pedicate agent would be indicated.
You are aware as we'll myself that has bsen
svey employed various diseases Of the bladder and
Kidneys and repuatiOn has acquired In my iudEmsnt
q warranted by the faetG
have seen and used, before stated every form OF
BUCHUhe powdered leaves the simple decOctiOn tneture
fluid and not cogniEsnt Of any preparation
efthst plant equal TO yours Eighteen years sxper-
Ience ought thi to give the right - judgs OF Its
merits without prejudice Partially, give
sedenee over all Others
value your Buchu for its effects patients. have
cured with A. cured with IT, diseases OF the
bladder Kid eys than have cured with any othr
Buehu any n proprietary eompo und OF whatever
name. Respectfully yOErS, etc,
GEO. II. KEYsER, N. D.,
adstraa pa
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HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
ACTS GENTLY,

sasant and odor. free from all in urious prop
rIies and immediate In its actioA-
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THE OREsOENTs DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHING GToN.
DONNELLY AND wASHBURNE WITH
DRAW OFFENSIVE WORDS.

OONNtlIY ASKS wasHBURNs TO TAKE A DRINK.
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ninth and Brown streets Philadelphia
The proprietor has been induced statement
saOm hs remedies, although ADVERTISED
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
And knowing that the Intelligent refrain from using anything
pertaining to uAckey. the Patent Medicine
which prspsped by self styled Doctors
gnorant to read phycans simplest prescription, much
cOmpe,eutt 10 prerars Pharmaceutical preparations.
These parties Of eeciing
eopyrg parts advertisements Of popular remedies
nishing with certificates
ghe Science Of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE AND
MAJESTIC. hsviBs fset for i basis induction for its pillar
ruth alone for Its capital
n WORD OF CAUTION.
Health Important; and the afflicted should not use
en- advertised medicine; any remedy unless It's contents
or ingredients Known others besides Manufacturer
runt they satisfied Of qualifications Of The party
sGerng
Relmbolds Genuine Preparations.
VIUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA,
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH,
EstSblished upwards Of Eighteen Years.
PREPARED BY H. T. HELMBoLD.
Principal DepOts.
gINBOIDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
ssA broadway. New York.
AND HELMBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
South Tenth Street. philadelphia, PA.
PRICE 81 Is PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR $50
sOldby al Druggists,
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The families who take only a part of q box,
and who are admitted only to the second range OF
open boxes-whch will have a second door 10
front-will have to pay only part of the follow
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THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES,

For these disea~t is truly sovereign remedy and too
much not be sid In its praise siugle dose has been
known to relieve the most argent symptoms
Arsyou troubled with that distressing pain IN the small OF
the back snd through the hipsf tsaspooHul day Of
'HELMBOLD's BUCHU win relieve you.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS PLEASE NOTICE.

is THAT WHICH ACTS UPON THE KIDNEYS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
TOILET.
IF YOU.. WISH To BE
BEAUTIFUL,

Csc OeUBLIA DB PERSIA. or VICTORIA H10lA.
for BRAUTlFvfNO TIRE COMPLETION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toflee article was dieoovceeo ~
celebrated chemist in France. and IL 10 TO HIN that
~ Ladies' Of the Court Of RorOpe owe their oseev
With al ~ simplicity and parity there NO article
that will compare with Il - beautiAsf Of the cOm'
plcxion and preserveP Of the skin.
n G. MoCLusksy purchased the tece'p. OF ni y =.
perfect thai among his personal friends and the asie
{ocretjc circles Of Philadelphs New York. .balumnfes
Boston, New Orleans. 81. Louis, Savannah, CnsLISS
tor, Wilmington. N. c., &C. They have usea Itn .,l
unqualified admiration. and would consider ne toiies
without this dsllghtfnl and purely harmless
preper alton. vicsOeis Reeie and Oscela de fdma
~ even such entire satisfaction IN every
nm he z now eompellsd to oef 70 ~ n Deoue Jns
srS3ciois entirely d0efent from anything oStAe kind
ever aisemptees and = wan.aos.1q. .u-~~Avr,
Aftcr nsina Oecelis de Persia and Victoria Reeto
scr short time the etin viii have soA eaffnlfse
texture: il tmperts freshness smooe.neee - os.
10 the skin that only - produced ~ oein9
M vnluable Article This asttce y = vulgar co..
r,ornd 10 iniuro the ekiu cOmpbextOns cut conea
- p beautiAef, and Id ne cannot pceeioy % ~
feeeed bv the closest observer. go.
FOr renOvng Taa, prseklss, 4unnosa. .no Osss'
neous Dieeaeee from tn akin. i . invaiuaU.e.
nj. q. McCluakey hAs every confidence n Nsc 49, W.
ine Ladies' - being the only perfees ard resos ses
& s5ts's sST SSTsn'aPaSRp e orrY BYn. G. NecLus
~- K&Y,
Ara hIs name etaxped op eaeh lahel-no Other I
| = Csuuise. Depot, No. lue North cevcstn 49,
0o6 b. ali DrseKists md Pofansss n - W. ~
O9ofoe Ann GsuNus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

8 JOAa Flyan, Dsfsadaat.
Yos ~ hereby sstiAsd thAs - d Aslsre w.
~ ~ ef April. lsss. pstisisa viii ~ 1lsA b
~ p,ssssR JsAn 0aneron, II The s1lss Of ~
Clerk 4 ~ District Cesrt q said 6cstt Gees.
y, Iew., slsinisx the release aaa disehsrss u
: esrtaio dssd sf trust. executed - hio to one
wilisn b. Ross. for the security sf ssstaia
setss msds payable 70 you. which ass ners fully
"a ont ssd described IN said pstitiou. Aud that
unless you appear thereto and dsfsnd bsfess
noon of ne second day Of The next tsen u sail
Court. csunsneins q Davsspost, - ~ ~
aav 81 Nay, lsse. default will ~ saasrsa ssains
vou end judgment rendered thereon.
Daaed this ~ AAs Of April, 1eee.
JOnn CANNON. rlalr61E
r. II. n oo1~ysas. AAassGv aquoUfe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

PLsAsAsr rArFA1R.-Aftsr The inaugura-
ton Of tue newly elected city officers, at
the Council Chamber last evening, Mayor
Donahue extended an invitation to the
Council, city officers and. outgoing mem
bsrs, to join him in an inaugural supper,
which invitation was most cordially COM
plyed with. HE Honor, ably supported on
The left blythe Prsss. presided At the hsad
Of the table, and. with tho balance Of the
company, some thirty in number, passed
q couple Of hours most pleasantly, doing
ample justice to q splendid supper. Ths
older Aldsrmsnlinitiating the newly elected
into their style Of enlargement. Toasts
aud sentiments were tho order Of the even
ing, eli Of which met with handsome res
ponss. The occasion will be long rsmem
bsrsd BY those present. as one Of those
pleasant affairs that servo to enliven thu
routine ofsvsry day Of l:fs, and make lis
duties less oroneous.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

A yourg man named W. 4. Lsqastt,
Of Nuacad,s, died last Susday-hsvssa
bssa ssvsssy eorsd By IN ox ) 6sw dayG
pfssiously.
"A youse man nan'sd NsDu0s. II Nag
uolia. HarGDn esusty, vsnt . Osnscil
Blu6s to ~ saxss. While thses, III
Bsels Gays, b I'll iste rudsaly hasAs, ~
isseesd aoa-rsAssd hin. Hs disa inas
dhssly thsrAksf.
--Iowa i sspsfted 70 have psid q, OF.
1885, for intsrsai tsvsaus purposes, 81
The year sodise June sosh, 1867, : rspsr
sfwhish hs fjuss a6ssn pubiishsd BY III
Trsoauey Deoart0sot. ~ =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
That Grant Club.

The Herculssss and Ajsxes Of the Gazette
Company, assembled at the Court House
last evening. All good and true patriots
and warriors-there was the late chairman
Of the late Republican Club. Of Scott coun-
ty, Toodles Thompson, the Colonel by
brecst, Of the Gazette, and the valiant Suit
Of the 100 days men. and the youthful Her
eulese who has como forth to push them in
Little Johnny Green. These gentlemen
Of the military, assisted BY the dsfunct
Clerk Of the District Court, and assisted BY
his Deputy, Leonard, Who asssmblsd-tbe
question went round, who called the meet
inei Echo answered "whoir'
We are 80 days men, therefore we will
ast. The Gssstss says, fern and W Will
form . Club, and with It drive our temper
snss brethren up to the support Of the
Great Rstiosns. Let ~ have constitu-
tioa and bylaws, cried another. So Z
committee was appointed y prepare The in.
strsmsnta. Accordingly tAs following ID
mirsrs Of 0rast we're appeintsd: b. W.
Bennett, Dr.. Jsha Bsll. n. D. Snyder
Hsarv Mittslbuschss end John W. 0fssn.--
Let ~ vote. Whs esss for Grant 'Twal
unanimous, except one voting for Gentle
Anna, the espeundsr sf Republican fAit b
| II No ain't club, what in - are We q
let's adjourn-and quit they did. to NEE
asaia 10 tive weeks. Such pluck ID worthy
| Of . better cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

On raaH-es-D rr-oiy. Cirufsen and Erysht
% Sfrrefs-ka.the-, Rnuae aad Dcrmoas
o on f'e asd Wafer -Kuas,, scsstl nad cnsin.
~ y ,ntfrs Harding, Brya I and 1nihs1s".
- Ts'4Ffes -aukitn, Natthesa ann kfn",
- - ainsx -B-yani, Ciausarp sat " r1sH
~" cas~ Fsisz.li. LIT q az 4 kfuse.
- ~ ",ssnds ssd Bsisd sss Csc asnsham asNeii
= dd.ess.ss Ltss. Rasss = cestlir.
o" A'sssszs -Krnse. Dsrnsdy cd Nsahss
luton:
Rsss'ssd That ! voss q sAssAs d hersAy
ssuosred to the out esiug msubsss ana Oh
esfs o. this City Couucil, fue ths seal and
inte0rHy dspAys1 n thek ssvssal posi-
6oes = neniss 4 sAis osess1, ~ the
year 1857. Adoetal.
~ metion the Oouocil oljUurne6.
Attest. Jonx L,fam, City Clerk.
-
TeaeAerss Hneelea1e.
The length Of Ne Ccuscl prosssdines y
day obliges US to omit eur report Of the In
ssituss 70 day. twill, bessvss, appear in
full tomorrow, together with The report o.
to-mo'rov's Proceedings. The fOlswing 10
the programme for
lRlDAY-s
Opening Exercises.
Report .Na'ural Philosophy Method ofseseh-
ingit
Ar HAsulL,
, Discuseioa OF same subject.
kesay-Nsatuess in the School Rocm-Aios b
bRapsRAw.
Discussion -Shcnld Commercial Education
begin 10 our schools.
3 Music.
8sposs-neshod of Oral Instruction in Gsam-
mar -How ar bsn eHcial - Messrs BAsKna,
Doscn and BAILEY. s
DiscuSof0n Of same aub;ect
l Music.
heport-Do Training Schools make the noss
Emiens Teachers, Mrs II A Ac6oaaoAi.
Discuesion OF same subject
keport-How. and 10 whst extent should Pu-
pills b 'Gradody' %E
nr W A Bs,1ls, CITY Sup't.
Discussion cfssme subject.
Music
2 Report ssh 70 b acoenp'isAsd = nssiss-
GMcCuuouou.
discussion ei same subject. efFs
Discussion- Should Colleges and AeaAeniei
admit fupils Of both ssxss sn the ss0s
terms.
ADJoURH.
Bvsniag-Leeture.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

PAaLoa EnsnPAmnnNS.-0 to the
Opera House tonight. and hesr ths csls
bratsd Thompson L Parkhurst troupe. NJ
better vocalists travel. Their ballard sing
ing cannot be excelled. Let every lover o.
good music 70 and learn something. Thsy
come highly recommended from every
place whore they have given entertain
ments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

RsrraxsD LsorsEAroas.-The Scott
county delegation have returned home
from the State Capita, and nuossous others
hsvs passed this way v their homes st 9TH
- pelats. Their labess are ever and now
they return TO the engagement Of private
life fer . esassa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

CouscrL CnAnBsR. April 8, 1868.
Present HE Honor. the Mayer II. Doss.
hue, Alderman Andrssso. CIsussea. Gun
ninghen. Dsrmedy, Frizssll, Harding. Ku.
hnen, Littig. Natthss. Mcneil, Ssymsur.
Minutes Of last ossting read and ap-
proved.
The annual report Of the City Marshal,
read, received and ordered publishsd with
the proceedings which b - foIlovs:
To His Honor the Mayor. and Aldermen
Of the city sf Davenport in Council asssm.
bied. The undersigned City Marshal would
most respectfully beg leave to report, that
fron the Lea day Of April 1857. to March
slst 1868, msaey vss seilsessd - follow
to wit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

JAMES 8. Kiax 4 Co.'S tne staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising German
Matted, Olive. Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, &c. Sold by all grocsrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
CIT Y ITE M =.

PiRs.-The flrs this afternoon was occa.
stoned BY the stock pens, near the freight
depot, taking Gre, but few buckets Of va
tss soon sabudsd the 6amss. Sparks from
. passing lseo@otive was supposed to b
the cause. Lose trifline,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

0RsAr attraction, corner "a and Brady
street, ct Cones old stand. Mr.. Rothchild
has just returned from New York, With .
most fashionable stock Of 6ne cloths. cassi-
mere, and vssting Of late importation. He
alss succeeded in getting . arst class Gus
tom cutter. Our motto 10 quick sales and
suali profits. War prices have passed.
Can and examine our goods and prices.
All gesds warrsstsd - rsprsssnts d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

HRenrAy's 0Exufxs MEDICINAL Cor Liv-
IN Ou.-Our oil has stood the test of twsn
" years experience, and is wssrsnted pure
NswfoundIsad oil. Its superiority over
that prepared on eur swu ssasbore d
shown BY ths numerous cures performed
by Il vhen tbs inferior oils ha1 been tried
without efscs. Prepared BY Hegsman I
Co., chemist, and druggists, New York,
Ssld by drpgeists generally.
Chapped Hands and Face, Sore Lips, -.
cured at ons by che use Of Hegsmsn'i
Camphor Ice with Glycerins. keeps tht
hands soft 10 the coldsst weather. See thai
you get the Genuine. Sold By Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

Fury acres Of fins land for grapes and
fruit, 1t mile from court house. only 90
per acre; 1920 acres near railroad Gos
$3.50 per acre. Houses and lots 70 cell
cheap. ELDaiDos I Bso.,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady strcet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

DAVIS L Cos Genuine Old Montreal
Malt Whisky. A superior article for medic
inal use. Harrison 4 Starks, 81 Brady
street, sole agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
NO TIC { 8.

Al rslisols remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Hoarseness or any affection Of. the throat
and chest, use, according to directions given
on each boitls, MADAM ZADOC P0R-
TER'S COUGH BALSAN. II is always
reliable, never failes, and the possession oi
. single bottle may, iu case Of sudden
attack, prove to be worth ffty times its cost.
Hundreds Of thousands Of bottles Of thil
invaluable preparation are sold every ysai
in the United States. Sold by I'll Druggists
svcrywhess. Price 25, so aud q cents pei
bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

FiasMsH's ELscriox. At the regular
meeting Of Fire Easine and Hose Company
Rescue No 2, the following sficsrs were
elected for the ensuing Ye,r:
Presidsnt-Hsnry Mittelbusehsr.
Sscrstsry-Jusrgen Buntsen.
Treasurer-Frsdsrick Stocks.
Foremau-Jacob Guldnes.
First Assistant Eggest Wrisdt.
Second Assistsnt-Hei Ssahmer.
Mssssn GER John Stahmsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

.Coxsr,ruTIoS WAren" Is certain cure
for Diabetes, snd all diseases Of the Kidneys
For sale bv eli Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

SPsRR's WINES are the pure juice u The
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be excelled for the invalid or con.
valescnt. They are highly esteemed for
sacrsmental purposes. N. B. Good Wine
makes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

Balance Of special fund on hand ......e 22o -
All Of which 10 most respectfully submitted.
Davsnport, March Slst, 1868.
Aid. Andersen, Chsirnan Of the Finance
COMMITTEE made The following annual re-
port:
On motion the report VAS read, received,
and ordered printed with the preceding,
which 10 a. follows:
To Hn Homer the Mayor, end Aldsrmen Of
the CITY Of Davenport. IN Cornell asssn-
blsd:
Your Finance Committee bsg leave to
make the following annual report:
We have examined the books Of the City
Marshal, Clork and Treasurer, and find the
came in correspondence with the monthly
reports Of said officers.
On account Of an informal irrsgularity in
the books ofths Marshal during the months
Of June, July aud August, the sub-funds of
The Marshal aud Treasurer are not complete,
but the tctsl sums Of General, Road and
Special Funds asree.
| On Gen raj Fund there has been
collected ........... .tZ3,&bI ~
| On General Fund and orders Is
sned .......... -o,SOo %
On General Fund and orders is-
sued and paid. 3S,5S3 81
of which follows that % said Fund there has
been 4S, ,O62 81 more paid than collected,
and 4567. 80 more paid aud 81, ,494 - lsss
collected than orders drawn on said fund.
On Road Fund there has been
collected .................. .v20,64V ~
On Road Fund and orders H.
sued 5,Slo W
On Road Fund and orders 10
sued and paid. d.............. 26.s45 Al
of which follows that on said fund there hes
been $lO4.52 more paid than collected, and
80. .629.3S more paid. and &S,524.06 mors
collected than orders drawn On said fund.
At the end of this financial year Their
was on hand on General Fund only 80 cts,
and on Road Fund, 81. .05l 81 aud the OUT.
standing orders on said Funds amounted to
lt2.045. Last year the outstanding orders
amounted t3,l77.10, which shows that we
have reduced this year the floating debt to
I&l,l321e. Bu, the outstanding orders on
April l we're about 81 900 more than ths
|msnsy on hand 1t that slime, not even in
|eaudine The expsuditurss made ID ths 0onth
Of March.
This l. not a. II should b. The CouDei
should try TO lsavs as the end Of the Rnan
lciai year mercy enough In the City Tres
ury 10 enable shs nsw Ossncil 10 pay 81
necessary expenses 81 the sity u hast q
Ito July next, whom the new ta3ss are esi
lectsd.
Your Committee NEST respectfully beg
leave TO direct. the attention Of yous Honor
able Body 20 the financial resources ef thh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

J.T. ExrLH, Gardener and Florist, cor
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv40.1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

HoLLowAr's LLs.-Femalc Complaints - 9TH
msdicinss OF t1e day possess the property Of re-
stra,ninx those inordnate Gows incidental to the
geucr SIX and which the sad results nj nervous
debility or enfeeblei constitution. Thousands Of To-
mses ia Anerie. owe tncr ex stence and the actual
enjbpmeut = health to the use OF these celebrated
remedies Their nature Is go sim pie that they MAJ
he taken By the most delicate femafe with perfect
freedom and safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09

Dn. KsArr, formerly Of New York, who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
ten years. aud effected many wonderful
cures Of old Chronic Diseases, Cancers, and
diseases OF the Eye and Ear, which have
been pronounced incurabls by the medical
profession generally, canbs consulted At the
Scott House. Thursday, April 9th, a. will
be seen by his card in another column
Consult.tion free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-09
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