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gyopos1I5.

Fonr w,p.rosru sr,rss IslA>o. y. ). H. Nos. d. 1862
ARMY SUPPLIES. -......,., eli,
h. re,e,ei nv thc aldrguel. uuu ID O'Clock m November %
1000 "' supplying FRESH BEEF
Beei must be- 're. ola good marketable qr'Hy ~ e2rs
- i t,. and rI quarters lueck saauk and sidney. uow
he c1.ui au be- delivered SO ii' "'i free oil os' M ,as
quantity be. from time To- Tine required ny $50 '
3. The commando Odccr M d,'.u'eno' eies'us Hour ''' p''
ne res o. the cattle slang, Tor beef be delivered qnler il.
agreement shs! D., ct off az y, oin @ g rom brs
70 ur inches lo,e and Of bind quarters om SIX 3" eight
', s,r Proposals a durgc viii also be received BY me aFie
sue up th- hour srd iat' aloe me ,,l.u " r
r therro.n u. chore Fresh ,,a d, they NAY rom ue 20
require .,b as Sou and ror;sIioa SaA Standing "0'' a"
h rl .', c,p'l. to b, II e months such s, tine IS The
M .a bc, to tue approval Of Tue Commanding "ene''' o. TIE "
partner. Of ocr def.u.y r tbe quality quantity Of be h
heel simulated delivered chen Che tomrssa{ & 70 fs
G.I,ridto a be- CHARGE Viii c difference Of .o .o
e.,r dollar, signed alr by responsible SuOe'' whose A"'
nut h. @sasS' N t cr,s At II O'Clock m November rs
m =, Ft WaI.sortb y y a. At which time AID place vll''' 1'
',sa be- marked Proposals for P'sf" , Ard A3,e,;,d
First Lieut., lst ARTILLERY, Ryt Major L. = =, A. C. $
NroTICE TO HOSE MANUFACFUREkSa11
" Sed proposal. viii be received az tgs NY NOW r. ls8
Fellow. a obok u III ESDAl hshSiS% oak aasd ioa
az . % lose th couplings complete for the use OF the fe
pi g. s 5s o. Proposals FOR Hose 'nlo be directed to
a. ga.I.I of die ,y OF Hohaken a. AN. 70 ,....,h-
m gounri reserve the ri.ht 90 rrlrctau! Ut 81 "'' " ~ y
ts,g for tue iuterr. of the civ 20 % 10
'' Bv order Of the tolrcl
JOHN KENNEDY.
CIV Clerk
ROPOSALS.-Proposals will be received for
T., 500 secondhand n q. g. SADDLES the price
,r-. J0IN COM5lN> 40 l3l Meetings. Charleston, ;. 9:
otuCE or ARMY CLorHiNG ANp EqruAGE(
Corner of Houston and Gfcrue-sts,
NEW.NORK. Nov. 49, 1863 }
CrNTD PROPOSALS will be received at
~ orr. ou FRIDAY. She goth Of November Utj
f,s nv contract tie owing named Musical Instruments, w
'0i "a pf IN CORNET. bel. front top action large
y PLAT Alto HORN. bell up top afion, large
Il M ar TENOR HORN. bell up top action. large
4 flat BASS hell up top action large
n FLAT BASS bell up Cop action, extra large
m above instruments Nil be- o Herman SILVER % pnh mex
clare bu, good and suited for tAr purposes intended
i Mn be entertained accompanied by samples al the
Instruments ...,t--r..
~ m states The right o. REJECT any part or the Nhoe OF
ld "A nav h deemed interest OF the service.
po should the instruments can be furnished and
% N be iudorsrd Proposals furnishing musical instruments
b. oulrf o the Qlartrrmaster General - .........
Errvct Bdg.Geu. and Or Master L. ; A.
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ADu,s Il. MrLLEE, AurilouesL . -. -, d,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE

NUI1lV o. MTILEE- A1001FsT = =. :.
DFRENPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
4 WtEEIOlsK on MANUFACTURING PROPERTY OS SOUTH
AID WATERSTS -........ . DOL, .,.-
ADRIAN H. MULLER T. r. WILKINS Co., viii srl AZ Auction
on TUESDAY u o'clock, a The Ectaus" oicaio'h No
SoiT AND WATER SITS The Valuable Store, Nos 2 and 'ii
South q running through and fronting Wm,r rbg ~ ie'l 81
.s f,ut on each street 30 depth Tho store covers e
entire tour lots is hight Wih cellars shm in ilr most
itii manner he tnhers extend The whole With oi ne
,i AZ. srfriy anchored through the walls which nie
erdut TIE bulldog Hhtd permanently three Hd's hhl 80
,..srt on our slider. making suitable ior either mnhuacg or
oy4 rposes The ~ this property j. hou ue dPt
M Eeio bor tbe approach Of The opening ~ hr "o
mas , W., ',,iI' ,' y'll h, gI,rn 1850
WILLIAM VI. LITTLE, Aucioncer
w WYCKOFF 4 LITTLE viii Sci. on TUESDAY. Nov ~ A. u
O'Clock a. the Elcauge saesfonu, y J., lH bO d. Ahp
sto.ti Ssclett and Pfelentss, Umou BudHoefr N@
N ga, he obtained NJ tie oac,s Of The Auconeer No. ll Moh
t.g,e,t Brook lrn and % triartt, y y
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AUutV II NIIlfI- AlrI01"'F ,,


I EASEHOLD CORNER PROPERTY on
j 4 TIRb-AyE u Auction. ADRIAN o. MULLER T. r. VII
CO.. will sell % auction, on Nptl November TO- 81 u
o'clock AZ Exchange SsrsrlnH, no lll hrDalWaE;
TuI four story brick Binding nni ease n
lot situate on Of lase AMI Slttrst he
~ erected Tho substantial aui has independent
wills v N store TIE upper stories are tit- OPP ia
.ng Nth gas and water each The lease H from james
g,rt1 G III fe f, Ala, Iao. annual ground rot u
iO PAYABLE tf yearly covenants Tor tao renewals Building
2L5raDi lot go fert N-,-l-
ARGE ORANGE COUNTY FARM AT
1 4 AItTION. We Will offer ~ suction.
ON TUESDAY. Nov. q. 1904. at ? O'Clock. m,
the late residence Cromwell deceased i"" miles rom
Monroe station tie Erie Railway The Farm Of laid deceased
ny 4I scres Of ud most N1,h well fenced, untrIlrarcd
and clr productive D. alancl 90 tl milk busarss ald Las -
Cow. Isl h other stock uoa upon TO- Terms % sale.
''' JOHN CROMWELL)
J T.. CROMWELL. iErccu0rA
WM. a. SEAMAN,
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sitaaliuus Gdlmt,O-- IIlaIts.

sitaaiious G0lnttD- NlaIs.
RESPECTABLE young man, speaking In
y M M German flfat Of prasag address desire. POSITION
L. an, s.rtahr business moderate saff, can sh l,,9p'
tora- references cala5ty aua Integrity. Address j. H. l.
Tribune Ofce
CuTUATION WANTED rs COAClIMAN by
> inst ass NAN lcoo Thoroughly understands DE- 11Trs'
t,t al r ref racrs Call Dr address t care oi W. A. 'oLE'
Man ader 40 2 Broadway between Thirty Ar'' AMI Ilfysrc
ofdsts -------
VOCAL MUSICIAN experienced Italian pro-
er geutsn Who furnish tAe bert reference 90 respect
,v oosr r ENGAGEMENT ~ give singing Lesson, Boo school
~ initiate nri.s AI lsItl lOHE Box No. no. Tribune once
N7TkNTTD-A situation rs ARCHlTECTU-
Nv nal bRArGHrSMAN here elsewhere kcirrelco' al de
sims can bs furnished Address j. D. No 3 b'avtst Albany ~ J.
A Ill who want competent HE'LL, male OF
~ female for city couu,rr-surh rs 'oamrn nr'oWs '
T,orrr. SERVANTS Famht1ds, Garleaes BOYS, Cooks 'hi'
maids Wai'rt,s.es Nurses. Ss,instresses
r yir. 80 eau elairIg suited 20 tAhfhNlE'S See'
s.r,rt. lstYtr Eleventh 81, Of N,tha'e
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TRANsFEEs oF REAL EsTATE.

Tho whole property brought about 5000 or about
G 500 a. acre.
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furnrturt.

bedroom ENAMELED FUkNL i Y = n,t Chan M
ID warranted nauumftn. Also Sold Cbusntt a1a -, is
bel Suites, ain and ornamental AZ u. y rAN''''
csnalst. oDnosts Wooster EsiAblsbsd la'h ---
CPRING BEDS and BEDDlNG.s p.,, call =,
- g., az. mos, comfortable and durable folding Spr96 ~ '
The m,plf,r,oT, No. 40 and az Canas. Junction q" "A
D. FARRELL. H.. Ri -
Bedding A specialiyli Prices moderate
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Toar6 ln0 1ooms.
DOARD-A isuitc of furnished ROOM on
- Narr.r 5000 90 d. gentleman rui WIZ 90 paTJ Of 70 .
4iar. A'.r.ft ruAtl, Box SCI. t.lH Io'toAre
ELEGANT ROOMS, with good BOARD, can
II rtt of- Vl'r hrnsustaar house n behs 1i'e
tatri d..rr ...rlst. Eootu Reference relu.rri
FURNISHED ROOM TO LEr-lnquire at
Sc I.. f,lrii
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Ncrsts, Garri1sts, &t,

AT HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
~ BroNsy Thirty unIst regular public sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything needed
riding driving held every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
the wear oocK Buyers will aNavs hnd number Of
Horses suitable hight driving and heavy WORK at these sales,
whether especially advertised not The largest assortment OF
and second baud Carriages and VARIETY Of Harness
hand also very superior pak phssion by Miner stephens
nor SALE-A large two horse TRUCK, Will
4 he SOLD cheap Inquire VI r. A. FERRIS Co.. Nos 30a 900
aud 2oB AottaL
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90 SIT.
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT for six
uolths Lsco'r.1v-. uau-e s. D. nre Ioous location J.
.riie Arv J. BARNES or ~ 80 John g, NJ
ZINE RESIDENCES. both furnished and I'M
ia,hst 70 KIN sal ar SALE 90 Jsr.e1 cry SeS,ff "a
N.sff Bergen. Hnlokrl fairr
,oa Hudson Ctt SeuIser. NrEio-s tr b'oosTn fon'r
Ias slI -. FARMS lal PROPERTY o all y,srrp toas igr
sAIE al 1 Nr l l lri ~ s tlttd state. Dr. MORRISON
HALL. so ir5 Er''if4r. Room ~ -'i
nFFICES TO LET. in No. - South-st.. near
~ Valet Iro frrIt.s OFFICES fla rrrnrI tonr For
fa..l,r 1.ru.r ,.gy O., oNEE MORGAN So 2lt-et ulto
Two LET-For the Winter or longer, a large,
elegant ar- HOUSE,. WITH lto cores % ground stable. Ac
ti .r tae terrace s astoria D. r.H.f r-r MONTH
Dol. lsr uafars-rL Apps 90 HOMER MORGAN w.
rrest '''-.l
Two LET-rhc spacious LOFTS Nos. 80 and
- U'.-...r -.--.'.. I.a.l,t A.atI. BUILDING 80 &C.
3D.. N..s. ... house oi Boala4. apps OEO WV
rIuAh.. IH..t.Hr t.t-s-
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Gitu Zeal Gst1tr for Salr.


A FINE thrce-storY. hich-stoop, brown-stone
y mont HOUSE No 2l Ffy.fr,st Second ave. e'N
wssrose; and cold water room POSSESSION al '!
time. Price $1,000 Apply on premises
A DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR SALE IN first
= 'a.' S ~, ,.rt me- civ M. ,. 46.oW FREEMAN
CORNER on PARK-AVE. Murray Hid,
10 eF iii ,' c6Pr 5;iS S% ,' ros ,i '
4 HOUSE FOR SALE. Brown stone, 3-stCry,
"A % . finished y H.. s' Fo1 ns''' "'4 AID Tue '-''''
EOR SALE-A large, tirst-class LcaSehod
cseSod 4.5O0 ground rent about - per anuuH rent roll
Alarse corner PROPERTY sale Broadway beo" cana!st
with large rent roll
A1-gs niece fpROpERTY on Blosfvse below MAienne sua
beiaiis present shape o first ..',, Banking House
s-,,.. piece of PROPERTY on Broadway, below Faoast
''' ALSO.
The. s.rss ''i @ Les gs, esq, IF PROPERTY on Broadway be-
A,usos ,ee ofpaorEari ia coarai;l, noarny run
D'' 'D'''s- ALSO.
sfaas.t running through to Sir,.r,, price. sl75,oa
Asras piece ofPGoPERI Drolds,y, through to cos''
AIN, piece ofrRorEaTr in fssas.,G;-; price. $1,000
good STORE aud LOT in wairr.t r.s; 5000 ,r.
U1-p Apny Go HOMER MORGAN 50 Pncst
T.
very tae io4siou English basement HOUSE No NO. Eas
M P.rA aud Lexington 10 feet WIDE 90
'Gasl HOMER MORGAN, No. ? Prc,t
DOR SALE.-Thrcc LOTS on Forty-SccOnd-
o.. Ias4a,e Terms easy. j. s. WOOD No III hast
Tlirty-etertbst
Two IRON FOUNDERS-To rent, or lease
orsa- ofe b' appointed foi NnEhihS n Che city, com
l boz ertlr particular through from h. u block luIlre uun
il premises 80 SO Ers TSei ir ST. Bet fr';aye eud Ave y
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
4 CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
~
KING a Co.
eoraer Tar'v-6oh't ani Sr'ha7e CS''b National Bank
S.5OU, UUO s in Se5S J rity '' .5d BROOK u
Second bought G. GILMAN ~ Br iVay haen eut
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Magaslaes.


"Tus wonLp AT Hcxs."- The July
humber Of this rev magazine is at hand
The World has steadily gained in public "a
vor since the Arst issue. This uumbsr 10
very full Of we'll written stsriss. The serial.
Madams Dc Chanbley. ffsm The Fssssh Of
Alexandrs Dumas, IL continued, and viii
b reed with interest The Fsshiee. Juvs-
nile and Home departments are we'll filled
with intsresting matter. For sale at the
nsws-depots.
We have received another Of Messrs.
Appleton 4 Co., edition Of Walter Scots
novels, the Black Dwarf 1t is got up in
first rate style. good paper, good printing
and servicible binding. al for 25 cts. To
those who cannot afford to buy . high
priced set of the wavsrlys, this edition will
be . favorite. For sale BY Luss / Gries's
A Nsw Ssns Book has been laid on our
table. 1t is called "Songs Of the Temple,
being . collection Of Hymn Tunes. Chants,
Anthems, Motsts and Sentences. original
and selected, by B. F. Baker and J. F. Far
70. The work il Issued in very neat
style; the binding and printing are excel.
lsot The book needs no commsndation,
coming - it does from the hands Of TIVE
soch eminent musical gsatlemsn ~ Psefs.
Fargo and Baker. It supplies long fell
want in many churches. and will. no doubt,
bs extensively used. Published BY Lee Z
Sheppard. Boston. Luss I Griggs, Davsn-
noPN
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STATE items.

Burglars are operating With some sue.
cess amsng the Keekuks.
Rev. .. n. Moore, late Of Psnnsylva.
mia, travelling for his health, died On ths
steamer Davsnport, lest Fridry, and was
buried st Keokuk.
The Bkeh notices ths arrival Of Jshn
F. Tracy, :. Oosk. and ether c., r. I. I
P. Dirsstsrs. in Conncil Biu6s, looking siiss
tho interests Of the road.
-Dslsgatss and visitors TO the Natioaal
Convsntion are starting for the East from
oil parts Of the State.
1T IL said that the Governor refuses to
interfere in the case Of Mccormick, in jail
st Dss Meinss, convicted Of murder IL
Hunbslds csunty' This being the csss, he
will bs szssutsd q that city On July tsath,
according T. sentence.
The Burlington Ar1ss learns from CLARK
Durham. that the grass-hoppsrs arc appear
ing 10 great numbers in the central part ol
tho Stats-not much damage done yet.
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Yesterday morning, - per announce
msnt, the steamer Countess left our lsvss
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, with On excursion par
ty on board, consisting in part sf members
Of the three Catholic churches Of this city.
to attend the dedication Of new Catholic
church which hes just been completed at
Buffalo. The boat had ~ many on board
% could bs accommodated and made esm-
Portable. After calling At Rock leland
where the number Vas further augmented,
the boat proceeded on its way. Whom
they arrived q Buffalo they found the
steamer Pearl with an excursion party from
Muscatins At the lsvse. Tho party from
Davenport was accompanied BY the Daven-
port Silssr Band, which contributed much
to the pleasure Of tho occasion. The Mus
ca,ine party had along the Wilton Brass
Band After landing At Buffalo both par
tics formed in tho procession, with Pete
Kerker, Esq, Of this city as chief marshall
and proceeded to the church, which is 4
neat, comfortable brick edifics, furnished in
. No. l style, At an expense Of about So ,0o0'
On arriving at the church the Very Rev
Father Flavin, Of St. Anthony Church, ol
this city o1ieiated. and performed the dedi
cation ceremonies, assisted BY the Rev.
Father Cosgrovs. Rev. Father Nierman,
and another strange Priest from abroad.
After the dedication eerimonies, Rev. Faith
Or Cosgrovs preached the sermon for tho oc-
casion. During the ceremonies the choir
furnished some excellent music which last
ID over two hours. Whom service was
over they proceeded ts that beautiful grove
adjoining Capt. Clark's residence, whore
they held the picnic, which wss prepared
by the msmbsfs Of the church At Buffalo,
Al enjoysd themselves 70 their hearts Gen.
tent. There we're about 1900 persens in
present. many going down from this sity
and susrosnding country in private convey
anccs. All passed oG very pleasantly no.
iii about 81 o'clock, whom oil went ON
board their respective beats. the steamer
Pearl taking the Muscatins party home, and
the steamer Countess tesk the Davenport
party back, arriving q our lsvss at u
o'clock al we'll pleased with the trip,
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NOTICES..

PAY Youa CIrY TAx.-Plsase take notice,
taat the warrant is signed which author
izss and orders me to collect the city tax
for 1868 within twenty (20) days from
date.
The Treasury is empty, improvements
need money, quick returns will be received
% favor. and speedy executions will
reach the dslinqussts.
Jane l7th. 1868,
jsls-dl0t Jona KAusnAn, AssshAl.
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To.0ay's Advertisements.
DAVENPORT BRANCH
OF THE
Republic Insurance Company.

Read this and Sare your Money.
BUSINESS MEN OF DAVENPORT, II Is
~ not true-"lhat all good Insurance Comps-
mes are members Of the Nations al Board OF Fire
Cnderwrlters, and that you must pay board
rates or tske second class insurance upon your
property" The Companies comprising ths,
Board are beyond sll doubt ''frst class n they
possess vast wealth. and the sagscity and sk III
they have heretofore displayed command adm
ration, but vhsa they attempt through rings
and comblnationato monopoixe the business Of
the west. they will find that the great west has
tue wealth. power and sagacity TO bring to
naught the schemes Of Wall street rings in
those insurance ~ we'll q railroad intefests
that are vital to its prosperity.
Tne National Board companies are antagonis
VIC 20 western insurance companies. and West
srn ousiness interests, end the "Republio lnsu.
rance Company" in Davenport. proposes to
give them warn competition, % long = not
they coasinus - sndsavos. BY combined action.
20 crush out any company thas, outside Of the,s
there bsne. 70 ali sound &e.,.rn insur.ne. n nc.
companies, tho Republic extends the right
hand OF fellowship. There 10 . community Of
ceusive Of sslfinterest prompts to harnoay asl
cooperation.
Having thus laid down our platform. W Gay
70 the citizens Of Davenport, We want your pat
fonaSs. II We are worthy Of It. and to determine
this, please ask the following questions in any
quarter where you please, except Of IN agent
representing Board comprehensive evidence of
On interested party 10 not admissible
IL the security Of the Republic Insurance
Company" perfect, and indemnity in case of
less certain Are its resources the largest now
OF any Insurance company in the West. and are
they daily increasings Arc its stockholders
among the best business men Of sixty Of the
principal cities aud towns of the West 10 the
character Of tts management such - to give per
feet confidence Are its officers among the
sbless. most successful and honorable business
men Of the VEST DO yen regard il in every
respect = first class companys
:. Ask these questions satisfy yourselves Of
the standing Of the company, and then give us
portion OF your patronage.
We can and will do your business cheaper
than National Board companies.
We will make 1t III object. in dollars and
cents, in every case for you 10 give . call be.
fore placing your insurance. We wish you 70
see the official and sworn statements of the
company, and the character Of the men who
have already given us their patronage in this
city.
WM. II. CUKTISS, Agent,
Davenport Branch Republic Ins Co.
81 Brady street,
Over Joshua Burr's Grocery Store.
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II YOU VISA TV -
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use O5ODLIA DR YER0IA, q VICTORIA 110lA,
fef BRAUTIFYIN0 THR COMPLETION
and PRnoRRvIN0 THE SKIN.
Thib invaluable toilet article vas discovered b.
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lhs Ladies' q the Coat u Europe owe their besety.
With Ill IL simplicity and parity there 10 no article
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Bo.,on, lev Orleans. g. Louis, eavaanah. cnssls.-
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inpsffsca without this and purely harmless
preparation. Victoria Reeia and Oscela Dc Pcrsla
he's given such entire sashetfOn IN every instance
that he d now compelled 70 Offer tO ths public This
ARTICLES entirely di6erent fr0m anything fthe kind
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After using Oscela de Persia and victos1e Regia
for short time the skin viii have con satin-lihs
ness 70 the skin that ony - produced By using
this valuable article. This article ID vulgar com.
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For removing Tan, Hrsckles, 6unbarn, and Cuta
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n. O. MeClusksy has every confidence IN recon
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Christadoro's Dye,

Chri0t000rO Dye,
Which In twiAkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADRo OF COLOR, ffsn Brown
70 Black ,s consequently universal fssosits. the
nore especially - Il IMPROVES TEE QUALITY
or TIE AAlR, ,and requires fsneving lee ffsqusnt-
II than any other. CRIoTADoAUs HAIR PEE
oRRvAT1vH. wssld yss have iuxlriaas glsssy
sressss clustering assuna yssf bsows liks Vine tsn-
drs rosnd pasiaA shaft. Purchase that eslebsaaed
and matehess preparation known throughout the
fashionable world - CHRfsrADoRO's heir pre-
servatlve and beautiacr. Sold by Drugxists and up
piled by all n.ir Dfssssrs. Mandatory No. 6
Maiden Lane--Principal Depot No. Astor House.
Antiquity ofBrandroth's Pills.
Age ie not claimed ~ . merit, only - sign ofin-
trnsc worth The really useful article lives with
strong vitality the poor one languishes fos time
snd then goes ont easily. BsAmpkErns PnLs, are
even prescribed By great physicians when the bow
es call loudly for help, because they never fall 10
open and give relief Hundreds Of thouss snds would
consider II calamity II these cafe family Pills could
mot be obtained. II has been eicialy settled that
more Of BHAxpxrTn's Pnls are sold than al othsi
pills put together. Merit sells them. ElAxDHnn's
PLls possesses qualities which restore every organ
and Aber Of the body to health sss purely vsests
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RlvER NEWS.

AaalvAlA
PsuBuA-Frcm 81. Leuis.
MmussOsA--From 81. Louis,
MrscAvISn-From Ht. Paul.
NRw Bosros-From r.. Madison.
JRNsIn BALOwm-Ffom st. Louis.
IrAscA-from 81. Paul
Couxrsss-From Clinton.
psrAlruRss.
PsnsmA-For st. Paul.
MMxEsorA-For 81. Paul.
MrscArxR--For st Louis.
Nav BosrOR-For #. Madison.
IsAsoA For St. Louis.
Jaxxlp BALpwU-For 81. Paul.
CouxExss-ror Clinton.
EXPECTED.
The Canada from 81. Paul for 81. Leuis
to.morrow at IL o'clock n.
The Sucker State from 81. Louis for ST.
Paul this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Ksithsburg 10 the regular packet for
Fl. Madison tomorrow morning at y
o'clock.
The Addis Johnston from st. Louis fos
st. Paul tonight 1t s o'clock.
The jennie Bsidwin from st. Paul for
s.. Leuis te-morrow evening At 81 o'clock.
The Countess 10 the regular packet for
Clinton in the morning at 8 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ST. Louis Rspxblieaa says: "5tssm.
srs from the upper Mississippi are bringing
down fair csrgoes Of grain and prsdses,
and these going up have moderate trlpe d
freight and full passsnger lists."
The sane paper says: Dssiases which
has been most remarkably good and active
during the entire season. shows no partic-
ular signs Of any serious diminishing be-
fore the usual fall trade sets in. Freights
continue abundant for al points, and al
though rates are very low, yet as the steam
boats generally are having good trips "bott
wsys," a. consequence balances although
small Are on the right Of the ledger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-22
CIT ITE M ..

An effort 10 being made BY the people Of
Moline to have the Augustana College and
theological Seminary removed from Paxton.
lila 10 that placa