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: Notwithstanding the baroness of the

country, Lau1 q last place. 1t has
Ee or six hunSed houses, tents, cribs,
&c, of every form. and size. Every one
seems to be doing good business. l
notice among them eight dance houses,
where they dance from o'clock, p. m,
to a. m, every night. Each house has
from eight to fftee9p pf the fair sex dane
ing, and as many More OK drivers from
Salt Lake. Every house or tent is a
whisky shop or gambling saloon, and as
for making music, I'll bet on them tax
ing the premium at the Fulton county
Fair. The market is supplied with fine
meats from South Plat River, consisting
of buffalo, antelope, deer, elk, &c. Beef
sells at 20 cents per pound. All kinds
of vegetables come from the States, and
sell for small sums, viz: Cabbage, 30
cents; cucumbers, 20 cents; watermelon,
80 cents; butter, 75 cents; potatoes, 15
per pound eggs, 75 cents per dozen ba
con, 40 per pound; wood, S12 per cord
-four S13 per hundred pounds. Wash
women tax only so cents for washing a
shirt, but charge no government duty.
Board can be had s12 per week, or 81 90
per meal, and 81 80 for lodging on the
ground, with the privilege of using two
pair of blankets, and to get up in the
morning half froze and as hoarse as
saw mill, with eyes looking as red as two
tomatoes stuck in dough face.
The laboring class get from SO so to
s5 90 per day, that is when they can get
work, and. as general thing, loose all
they making "bucking against the tiger,
or take it out dancing at 81 90 per sett.
Many were under the impression that they
could make money out here very fast
and go home and enjoy it, but they are
siaken. There is many poor devil
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lay Mrs. Vane in swoon, and on the
bed Mary, her hands clasped together
over her bosom, her brown hair falling
around her pillow, and her white face
upturned-upon it the cold, rigid white
ness of death.
Arthur had the cold form in his arms
in moment, and was calling upon her
frantically until the ministers.drew her
out of his arms, laid her back i pom the
pillow, and said, "Peace, my son. Your
voice can not pierce her ear, which is
filled with the music of the heavenly
hosts"
And he lead the stricken lover away
All day he sat erect and frozen in the
parlor, never moving until the doctor,
who had been summoned, came down
stairs, and put his hand upon his shoul-
der
81 can make nothing of it, Mr.. Rice.
Mrs. Vane assures me that no one of her
family has ever had heart disease. and
that Miss Brace was never in bettal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

TUE UNDERSIGNED 0RFHRS FOR SALR
II his residence On Thirteenth, between Mein
and Brsdy sts. fag3-dt0 ALMBT SKERl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
LATEST NEWS
Rr TELEGR .sPA.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

A fro broke out at 8 q. VI. this morning
on the premises Of u. Appleton & Co, book
publisher, corner Of Grand and Greene
streets. In less than fifteen minutes tho
whole Of the five story building was IN
flames
Al i:l5 o'clock this morning Ire broke
out in the Hay and Straw Depot Of &. b.
Lavton & Co. No. 42G and i2s on the cor
per OF West and 18th streets. The flames
seon spread through the entire building,
and the contents were consumed. The 1883
Il estimated at %, 600.
By the falling Of q floor in the Ryan pa
DER boz mandatory in Central street, yes-
terday afternoon Maria o. Lallen. sged ~,
had 4 log broken, and Kate Johnson, aged
10. was severely injured, 400 other girls
we're working 10 the room ut the time but
eli escaped.
The camp meeting at Sing Sing closed
yesterday With a great love feast, and .
final grand march around the grcund at
midnight. During the services subscrip-
sion amounting to 5000 Was taken up to de-
fray the lsgal expenses necessary to obtain
the release Of a young girl Who 10 said to be
confined in . Catholic institution, because
Of her conversion TO Methodism
A young girl named Kate Conner, 10
years Of age. who WAS arrested on suspic-
ion Of stealing . watch, died in the station
house on Wsdns sdsy night, it is presumed
from shame and grief
A rowing match came OF Wednesday.
the l7th inst. At Sing Sing. between Chas.
Ward ono Of the Ward brothers, and Jared
Raymond for 5000 . side. The race 10 IA
b one and half miles and return.
The csss q Mrs. 6teinWayiwho sued for
the custody 81 hsr children nov held BY the
relation Of her late husband in Germany
was decided yesterday by the Supreme
Court in her favor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis, Aug. 1.-THE Adams Expssss
Go. was robbed Of shout seven thousand
dollars this :. N. Il appsars that two men
rented 90 ONCE On the second 6eor Of ia
second street ysstsrnay. and PIT cut . sign
b. L. Goodrich 4 %. By last night's
train the Express csopany rscsivsds pack
ags from Odsn, ILL.,, addressed % above,
purportine to contain one hundssd and
forty seven dellars and seventy cents. This
morning the package wss delivered BY the
messenger, Who while waiting for receipt
was ssissd BY the threat BY . man in the
Office, and another applied chlorefern to
him. The messenger struggled violently
aud not yielding readily to the influence Of
the chlorsform, Vas struck thrss heavy
blows on the head with an iron bsr and
kuocksd down senselsss The robbers
then rfed the messengers pouch Of its con
| tsnts aud escaped. Tho package wes nc
doubt bogus one, aud the whole adsif {
| got up Job. No cue has yet been found
TO tho robbers. The messenger lsah Cass
vas badly hurt. having three ugly wounds
on his head snd . severe injury on ont
hand
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

10 to MI week Of appointments In Indiana
commencing Al South Bend, on the l'th.
Senator Yates had an enthusiastic welcome
TO his home in Jacksonville on TUESDAY
evening last
Chicago. Bloomington. Alton. Jackson
vile, Quincy. Rockford. and sprineneiu'
are Represented a, the Illinois state rI,e
mems Convention, ir session ct springne'u;;
The Geneva Republicans OF Alton hel !,
a mass nseeiing last evening: Dr. Chas. Ii
Richie, OF Geneva, was speaker.
John O'Brien. OF Aurora committees
suicide last night. Cause intemperance
Governor Oglesby is TO address mass
meeting At Battle Creek, Michigan on the
cath inst
The Norrisiana Base Ball Club played at
bloomington to-day, and tomorrow the
Climb i advertised at st. Louis.
The Illinois State Teachers Institute
closes to morrow.
benjamin Robinson. supposed TO be .
resident OF Auburn, I'LL, Was yesterday
morning run over by the cars 1t Spring
field, and killed. The body was horrible
mapgled. Deceased was under the in
fuence ofl,quor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. u. c. Aug. lathe re-
mains of Mr.. Stevens were carried 1t
pooa to-day from his late residence 10 the
Rotuuda of the Capitol where they will
lay IN state until 8 o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing when his funeral obsequeis will take
plac.. The body was attended by a de-
tachment of Buffers Z)uaves, y colored mil
itsry organization OF this city, under Cap
tain Hawkins, preceded by General Eskin,
Sergeant nj Arms Brown. Senator Met on
aid, Dr. Gray. Chaplain OF the Senate, and
few personal friends of deceased were
followed by some forty or fifty others, prin
cipally colored people. The cofin was
carried by Messrs. Chauncy. Rose and Sew
ard, and other employees OF the House of
Representatives aided by Louis West. Mr..
Stevens old body servant. arriving at the
Capitol the cortege filed in the Rotunda be-
tween line Of Capitol police who cloeed
In after it excluding the crowd until the
coffin had been placed on the stand prepar-
ed for ii under the center OF the dome, i'm
mediately in front Of the plaster statute ri
Mr.. Lincoln, and until the attendant SOL
ders had stacked arms and mounted guard.
whcn the public was admitted 10 view the
remains Among them present were Sena.
| tor Patterson, of Tennessee, Rev. DR.. EN-
ory and considerable number OF employ
es OF both Houses OF Congress, bu, the at
tendance was not large.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

SEYMOUR, Aug. 10. That most degraded
detective. Seymour Barmore. lately from
Nashville, where he was initiated into the
secret degree of the Ku klux Khan, was
to-day divorced by the Cour, of Jackson
county from his wife. that lady being the
complainant in the case. Jason Brown
was his counsel.
Baow ssroS. Aug l3.-Thc Circuit cour,
jackson county, lion. u. A. BickOell pre-
siding. had before it 10 day the case Of the
robbers OF the Adams Express Co, Nike
Cameron and Wall Hammond, charged
with robbing the company by jumping on
tho express car and empowering tho mes.
sengcr on the right Of September 9Th. ls61,
near seymour Both prisoners were de-
Tended by the notorious Jason Brown, the
celebrated thieves lawyer Of Jackson
county, whose boast IL that no thief whom
he defended has ever been convicted. Cam.
eron, however, in opposition to the advice
of his counsel. entered plea Of guilty, and
was sentenced by the court 10 five years in
the pcni,cntiary and fine Of $500 liam
mond, under the advice of his counsel, APP
piled for n continuance, of tina case, which
the court had no power TO override, and II
was accordingly granted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

No further developments Of disease among
the cattle received at Hudson City, and It is
believed the only cases were those 6rst
noted, and wht were efiectually disposed
Of by slaughtering.
Mr.. Queen, the stake holder, to-day de-
clarei the McCoole Coburn fight . draw,
and handel the latter, who was present, bic
half of the stakes.
The officers Of the Citizens Association
have addressed letter to The Governor OF
Wisconsin suggesting that an agent be kept
in this city to cooperate with the commits
sioners OF charities and corrections in send
ing able bodied lahorers 10 Wisconsin. II
is estimated that thirty or for thousand EN-
ieran,s could be sent annually to that State.
who could not other wise find their way
there.
UTICA. Aug. Is The Democratic State
tCoamlt,ce. appointed the State Conven
ion of September, to be held at Albany.
At meeting Of the Chairmen Of the
County Committee. Ex-Governor Seymour
was introduced and made q brief speech
showing his confidence in the success OF
the party at the CO ming election. Tonight
Mr.. Seyinou will be serenadcd and 10 ex-
pected 10 make y speech In response.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

No~. :keadsr. lsslf-Abuss. OvsnercAlll diseases
badly cured, aud sexual excuses ars Ill capable
ofprodacing a weakness OF the gsnerativs or
gAns. The organs of generation, whes in per-
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
that those bold. defiant. energetic. psrssvsring.
saecesstui business men, are (IWays those whose
genera,ive organs are IN perfect healths You
never hear such men complain Of being mel an
choly. OF nervousness OF papiiation Of the heart.
They are never AFRAID they cannot succeed in
business they don't become sad and discour-
aged they are always polite and pleasant in the
company OF ladies'. and look YOU and them right
IN the isec. none of your downcast looks or any
other mesnnsss about them do not mean
those who keep the organs iuaamed by by run
ming 10 excess. These will not only ruin their
onstititution. but also those they do business
With or for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rom the effects of solf abuse and excesscs. have
Brought about that state of weak ness in those or
gans that has reduced the general system 80
much ms TO induce almost every other disease
idioes. iunncy. paralysis, spinal affections, sui
eide. and almost every other form of disease
which humanrts is heir 10, and the real cause Of
the trouble scarcely fever suspected, and have
dcctcred Tor all but the RICH, one -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Maidstone Wells,
aged IL. formerly porter at the Dover Rail.
way station. was to-day hanged within the
nil of his prison. for the murder Of the sta.
ton master. The only persons who wit
ncssed the execution were the prison offici-
ais and few reporters and private citizens.
This is the first execution (which has taken
place under the new law concerning capital
punishment.
PARIs. Aug 13.-La Liberte asserts that
new difficulty has arisen between the
French Government and the Bey Of Tunis.
The Courier d. Lerdnt publishes the fol-
lowing news from Gambia: A battle took
place between the Cretan and Turkish
troops, July 27t. In which the Turks were
badly beaten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Cook county re-
publican convention will meet in this city
on the 18th September.
The house cf the French vics consul,
Berry, was burrlarized yesterday morning
TO the amount of about $500.
The house Of VIM. Smith, Milwaukee
avenue, was robbed of $3.50 in money, and
a wath valued nj 5000
NJ. Garbemkler's hoop skirt factory was
relieved Of property to the value of $500
Another dead holy wns found floating in
the lake Yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Times concludes
long ar icle on Thaddeus Stevens by say.
ing THE death Of Thaddeus Stevens is
not now public loss. Ills impeachment
poicy Vas OF incalculsble injury to his pc.
l'ticai party, and the financial dishonesty
no enccuraeed dies With him. He was
fanatical, bitter and sslfwiflsd man, but
not moan Or decsitfu'. lie il the l.et.o
lcading Americans who held the LAWYERS
hrs'rssesv political part,sarship., This
mornings Telegraph says: Steven. va.
neither good, wise nor generous. but in his
time he did signal service, and With oil nj,
faith he meri.s the famous phrase: .Th.,
vas man." The Dsily News SAYS "Ste
vens leaves no important place untitled
ei,heir In the lead Of his party or in the
counseis Of the nation"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

IF you are suffering or have suffered IRON
voluntary discharges. what effect does y pro-
uce upon::yoar general health DO you feel
seat. debiltsted. essily tired. Does a little
.utra eaer,ion produce paipitation Of the HEARTY
Does your liver or urinary organs. or your kid
news ,reacsn,ly get Dat Of order, IL Jour urine
some,imes thick milky. or Gocky, or is il sopy on
se,,lnrs or does n thick scnm rise TO the tops
Or il sed ment at the bolton after il has stood
swhile' DO YOU have spclas Of short breathing
or dy.pepsis, Are your bowels constipateds
DO you have spells Of fainting or PUSHES OF blood
the head IL your memory impaired Isyour
mind constantly dwelling upon this subjects De
you feel duh. hs'ess. moping. tired OF company.
Of lfes Do you wish 10 be left alone, TO get
away from everybodys Does any little thing
make vou start or jump II your sleep broker
or rea,iess' 10 the iustre Of your eye as bril-
.an,, The bloom on your cheek ~ bright Do
you enjoy Yourself Ia society ~ well' DO yot
pursus your business with the same energy
Do you feel US much confidence in yourself'
Are your spirits dull and tagging. given to IT.
Of mslaneholy' Ifso. do not lay 1t 10 your live
or dyspepsia. Have you restless night.' You
back weak. your knees weak. and have but iittl'
appetite. and you. attribute this 10 dyspepsis Of
ver complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

DEs NoINEs, Aug. "a There will be .
mass meeting at Council Bluffs, Saturday,
Hon. Henry O'Connor, Hon. +. w. Palmer
and 5 / withrow arc announced A. speak
ers.
Senator Harlan will speak At Pella Sept.
:, Des Men Sept. 3, city Of Davenport
Sept .. During the latter part Of the
month he will Join Hon. Hiram Schcfisld
in tour through several Of the counties in
the first District.
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Oon00BO - 0830Us
D Telegraph Ang. IA
rlssr-sssady. and Ia coed aens.A supe.s
q s5oor rs: choiss spriss estee., e:ceotiSo.
nDssipts s.7so bbls shipments :. el0 bblsl
Wheat-lewss; sew he. eoJeble q l.7so
l.7s; closing steady and quist q f.76. l.Ss
to ssllers in August. Receipts, 15,s?s bus. /;
shipments. IS. slo bus.
0ern-Lower and in fair demand; closing
9ss4 a. % for No. /; es@ss1 for Ne. 3. Re-
ceipts. 22i, 232 bu shipments, %. sos.
Oats--Better, steady and salable at 54@64l5.
Receipts III. 500 bus; shipments, 81, 6oS bus.
Kye--Heavv At l.s40lSe. Receipts, 10, s25
bu shipments, a. es bu.
Barley--Fully loo lower Ne. Q At !.5O9l IS,
closing u inside.
Provisions Dull and only small sales.
Mess Pork-2s.5o.
Bscon--Unchanged.
Hams-lTL
Bulk Meats-Firm but au'et.
Lard-firmer, but prices unchanged. Held
At ls@lsl9.
whi.sy-Entirsly nominal; and held At rs in
bond.
Freights--Firmer, with good inquiry corn to
Buffalo at 4k04s<, wheat. ~; corn TO Oswsse
9; oats 70 Oswego,7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALRIGu, Aug 13.-The Democratic
State Convention assem- led this afternoon.
Colonel X. II. Cowan was chosen Presi.
dent Over forty counties were repr. sent
cd Judge Ashburne. of Mecklenburg and
JAS Davis, of Franklin, were appointed
Electors for the State AZ Large.
Tie city was filled with visitors, and
great enthusiasm prevailed. There will be
large torch light procession tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

DETROIT, Aug l3.-The Republicans ded-
ica,ed their new wigwam tonight. The
building was filled to its utmost capacity,
and crowds assembled in the streets.
Speeches we're made by Hon. Jacob n.
Howard, Hon. y. T.. Besuman, Hon. Ii. +.
Baldwin, and Others
Much enthusiasm was manifested nj the
nominations, in this State. for Congress. BY
b ,th parties The campaign is now fully
NOD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

Successors to Lee 4 LeavittJ
Have on hand and arc manufacturing TO order,
Portable and Stationery
STE AM ENGINES
QQILERS. PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
- +. II. 6tsarn's Patent Ecceatfc Head Blocks,
Single Machines, Stave Hachines. Saw 4andrils,
Saw Gummers Shafting. Hangers and Pulleys.
Castings Of all kinds made to order.
Dealers In Circular Saws. Betting, Packing and
Mill Furnishing Of all kinds.
~ Repairing OF Machinery made by Lee d Lea
vitt or the Urban Machine Works, win receive our
special attention, have all the patterns of beth
establishments.
works-Corner Walnut street and Hamilton road
Business Ofice-l30 West Second street,
octo4dAWIy CINCINNATI. OHIOs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

diseases Vi these Organs-.r-qa,re ,hstuse Of .
dlnrsiie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
Washington.

WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE services
over the rsmains OF ThAddsus Stevens we're
performed this morning, and escorted By .
possession we're taken to the Baltimore
depot, whence they left for Lancaster. A
large crowd viewed the remains last night,
and this morning large number Of people
lined the route Of procession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
CHICAGO.

euicsoo. Aug. i3-rherc have been no
new Cases OF cattle disease AT the Union
STOCK \ ards al this city for the past two
uays anu the panic is gradually disappear
,Ss. Inc impression is gaining ground that
Wv eus'ac,er anu extent OF the disease has
htrn greatly exaggerated.
t'fkty. Tor stake of : 1900 was won nv
X ckey; time 40, $40 and a.4sS
The Democrats had large meeting in
Court House Square tonight. Sneeches
were made by Senator Dooli,,le. al VIE
cousin. and w. W. O'Brisn. II Peoria. IAN.
diia'e r Congressman IT large. Doclitele
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

LACLEDE HOTEL,
Cor. Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
ST. LOUIS, ..........,-... mo.
DR0r AQRI Il MAIN pvo,sisSOra
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Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pasi1s
Railroad

1868. SpnmeP LPRangenelt. 1865.
frainsrua BY Chicago time whsoh 10 twelve mia
utes faster than Davenport tine.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY AAY1 II, 1858,
~ and until further netice, sfaane will leave
Davenport daily, Ounaays o1eepesG - follows
Going 8ast-lsS Hail tr6iA q. .......7 o., 4. H
- Night express. ......e - 2. Q.
0eisg West-lst. E1preoe aaa Neil TOT Dee
Meiase and Washisgtos. is A. Z.
I'd, Mi1ed, for Dss Aeises 81
4uscaSine. 80. .....s.SOH.n.
Arrive a Davenport daily, (Sundays ssespts1
From tn. E.s.-lss Night express u. 8 -. a .
I'd Daily Ex. 4 mail. q 06, 2. 4
iron the Wsst-lst Mixed from Dee MONIES
I'd, Express from Dss Moinss
and Washington. SOS P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago With all Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with q. A. / s. l.. r. X. for Bloom
ington, Springfield, he.
At LeS.lie With !. g. h. for Danlsith. 81.
A. Pond Oreei With Q. b. I Q. =. y. for Bar.
At Peoria with r. p. 1 J. h. r. Ae. b.
At Des Moines. lowe City, and Washiag Sea
witn Western Stage Co.. Stages, Ter oil points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping Cosshss on al Wight tsaias. Though
eipai Eas,ers Cities and fcSrs.
p. A. HALL, Asst Gen. Olpk ChisagA
4. KzsAia. Asst. Sapt. Iowa Dit1eies.
n ns..a ~, poVsepsst
OAvsspsrt. Nay :. 1oe6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
NEBRASk.

OMAHA, Aug. FIFTY additional miles
Of the Union Pacific Railroad are row fin
ished, making four hundred and fifty miles
from Omaha. 1t now seems probable that
nearly 90 miles will be in running order
before the close Of the year, and that the
whole lie to the Pacific Will be open for
hrs ness curing 1869.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14
MICHIGAN.

Dssno,r, Aug. 1.-THE shoeusr Dun.
derbsrg Of Detroit, with . cargo Of corn
from Chicago, sunk last night at Point ~
Bargues, Lake Huron. One lady passsn-
ger. wife Of Mr.. Ovens, was drowned The
crew WAS saved. The vessel collidsd with
The propeller Empire State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

An ordinance estsbliahiug . grsds Of the
alley 10 block Hfsy-six between Perry and Rock
Island streets:
section l. BE it enacted by the CITY Couneii
ofthe CITY of Davenport. thst grade for the
alley in block ffsv-six 1851, between Perry and
Rock Island streets be established as follsws 10
wit: Commencing AZ the intersection OF ema
alley Win PERI street a. an elevation of 1855
loo fee. Themes running east ls2 feet 10 sn eie-
walton Of q 2a-loo feet thence 70 the interssc-
ton Of Rock Island street to an elevation OF " =
50 100 feet. in aceordance with the profile OF
said grade maids By the City Engineer
ssr,,ons Tha.ihe City Engineer is hereby
directed 70 record said profile in the book Of
grades in his Office
Passed and approved August 5. ls6s..
Attest NJ. DosAHUs, Mayor
love- Iutfs CITY Clerk.
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nelnbsld's rlui1 Exlracil Bae11

lis rae great Dsurs,ic. land is certain cure for
diseases ofihe siadder. Kidneys. Gravel, Drop
~ Organic Weakness, Female Complaints. Gen
ein oeoii'v. and all diseases Of the Urinary
orsAns. whether existing in Male or Female.
from whasever cause originating, and no matter
81 how long standing
y no treatment - submitted 10, CONSERVATION
Or Insanity may cnsue. Our sesh and blood ar.
supported from these sources. ana the b.al,h
aad haprsess. and iha: oflPos,cri,y. deneud.
upon pro"p';nse.of a!-elAble remedy. \, sxa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-14

Oulcs OF fas DAvRSPons Da uocRAr,
August. 18th. lsss.
rlesa-wholssals,e 5000; retail, oll.oo.
WnsAs-New. No. l. &l.e0@l.s5IN 3. $50
BAaLsY-l.o0@l.l 40.
OAss-New, 40@45 Old, Soc.
Rys-New ebc.
OOaH-s6c.
ONIONS &c.
PssAfsss-New, el2o. Old scc.
Busssa-5o935e. peru.
Eess-17kc.
Gssaa APefns-ol.7S per bushel.
AAg-0ood Timethy ol0.eo0olS.o ~ per ter.
Prairie o. e00eoe per ton.
.OoAL-Soh- 16@l7 esuts PER bushsl, from
wagons.
WoeD-os. o00t7 90. per Cord.