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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

pnLApsLrniA, April % A boiler in the
Peansylsania Treaty Rolling Mil, owned
by Me.srs. Gilbert d Co., in Marlboro street
cxpiodsd last evening, demolishing the
building. John McGill, Frank Smith and
John Davis were killed, four persons sc'i-
ouslv wounded and many others slightly.
PirrsBune, April 2s.-Brady's Bend Ac-
comodstlon train, on the Allegheny Valley
X. X, consisting Of number Of freight
cars, with baggage car and passenger coach,
when near Bsuning's Well, 100 miles from
thia city. jumped eff the track and was
thrown over high snbarkmsnt, making
two revolutions and stopping in Allegheny
FLYER. There were over 30 passengers on
the train mono killed. The following named
persons are severely injured. Miss Mary
Marshall. leg broken, Mrs. Hooper, inter
naiy. Mr.. st. George. injured internally.
Mr.. Angel. spine injured /; were 8 or 9th.
srs slightly injured, names not known. Ae-
cident caused by broken rail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

WASHINGTON, Arril 2s-SKNATE.-The
,urt opened at noon. The pending ques
on wss stated TO be the order Of Senator
I.amunds, that official reporters be admitted
" tue secret session To take debate on the
nssi question. to be reported with the pro-
ceedines.
Mr.. Williams moved an amendment by
inserting the following: that NO Senator
shall speak more than once nor to exceed
hfteen miHutes dUrirg such del alteration.
AT the desire Of Senator Johnson, rule
twenty-thr was read. Mr.. johnson said
That rule will be applied to each article.
Mr. Howard moved t. amend BY insert.
ing alter the words fifteen, the words, one
question. Amendment rejected 10 to 10.
~ Bayard moved an amendment 10 Mr..
williams amendment by allowing 50 min
utes instead OF 10; which was rejected by
10 against 81.
On motion Of Mr. Morton. seconded bv
MIR. Howard, further consideration of the
subject was postponed until After tho arpu.
nscnt 10 concluded.
Tbs additional rules offered By Mr.. Sum-
ner weee upun his motioa laid over until the
ciooo OF the argument.
Tie Chief Justice directed that
the argument proceed, and at 1880
~. stevens mounted the Clerks
week nad read his argument In =
. rs'y nrm voice, from printed slip<. Amer
sssssE.s - minutes he took chair and Rad
L sSs.ss AZ avc minutes before Oao ~ vOsco
,ssS ~ g W9Aknous, 81 Re. Duo1oe
saeee Oe ~ oSRuuoot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April pa Washington spec
ial says: the radical evening paper here
says The impsachers are dependent, It hav-
ing been discovered that four or i've rspnb-
iicsn senator's are averse 70 conviction. Mr..
Williams will conclude to day at about two
o'clock. Stanberry has speech Of forty
printed pages ready il he 10 net able 10
deliver Il it will be read by somebody else,
Communicating probably after the close Of
Williams to-day; then comes Evarts. and
then Bingham.
The Manufacturers Of this city, last eve.
ming, gave complimentary supper ct the
Tssment House TO George w. Allen, Of
Milwaukee. Mr.. Allen was presented with
% Elgin gold watch, - . testimonial to his
services in behalf Of the manufacturers Of
the Northwest.
The committee Of arrangements Of The
Rspublisan National Convsnsien have issued
. circular from which the following extract
10 taken: Delegates to the National Re-
publican Convention frsm Kentucky, I'LL.
ncis, wisconsin and states west Of the Mis-.
sissippi must apply for passes in Chicago
through the chairman Of their State Cen
trail COMMITTEE, TO DR.. Charles V. Digger
Chairman Of the committee Of arrange
msnts at Chicago, designating the reut,
they choose to taks. Passes cannot b pro
cured In any other way ia the states named
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
WASHINGTON.

WAsursarr April a7-Nana ger Will
liams will conclude his argument to NOR
row. He will Re followed by Mr.. Evsrts.
who Is expected 10 occupy part Of to NOR
row aud "Wednesday. Mr. Stanbery will
read cause u be read his argument on
Thursday and Friday, and on Friday MIR.
Bingham will close the case.
The bin INTRODUCED in the House to day
by Mr.. Paine admitting Arkansas to rep
resentaiion IN Congress 10 similar TO
that reported In March ~ Mr..
Fsrnswcrth. 1t declares that Arkansas
has framed and adopted State
government which 10 Republican In form
shall be entitled to representation when the
Legislature Of the State shall have duly rat
lied the 18th article pr poses! as an amend.
States: and on condition the State Conasitu.
ton shall never b. amended or changed So
as 10 deprive any citi1on or class Of citixens
If the rieht to vote Who are entitled 70
vote By the Constitution herein fecCgnized
or 20 amended. or changed - 70 allow any
person 70 vote who b excsuded fso0 Of
6ce by the third section or the l4(Ns article
OF the smAndment 10 the ConstislIo1oa until
the disabilities proposed by said Quessjon
shall have been removed 10 the manner
therein provided.
WAsnINeroR. April 27.-Genesal Grant
received the following dispatch from Gen.
Candy. commanding the second Mili0fy
District, dated Charleston. April -: Reports
received from all but four remote preclncts
In South Carolina, give the majority for the
new constitution at As 1905 In the precincts
yet ~ be heard from, the vote will nearly
equally divided. From North Carolina re-
turns como In slowly. A. far . heard
from the majority for .the Constellation Il
z 40 In ten eoaattsa There = : slisht In
GREASE ore " voso ~ ~ Oooslii1tioa
lea fall.
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y. w. n. BAKER .

DAYslCIAN AND SURGEON. OFrCR IN
Is basement Of State Bank Building. Residencs
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Lospo,s. April 27.--Advices from Sgd
ccy australia. to-day, state that Farrell,
wbo attempted to assassinate Prince Alfred:
has been tried, found guilty and sentenced
10 death. -... ~.
The trial OF the Fenian prisoners VINO
were accused 81 causing the oieraenwei
explssion, was concluded fo-csy. Inc jury
were GU. but short iime' DalIsN war
fourd guilty; all the o'her PRISONERS wsse
. quitted. ,,. ,.~o,...
~ -, cvsr the news from the British
troops in Abyssinia and the safety Of Prince
air,p5 rc.dsv vas observed - On I'm
nron,n holiday al the Stock Exchange; ma
ionsl hym % were Sung and esthusiastic
hcers ior the Queen given. Tho Queen
rcss and people every where are ex ui,ant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

LONDON, April 24.-The London Times
telegrams state than King Theodore made
an attack on the British advance on the
10Th of April. when he was repulsed having
lest 300 men killed, and he was subsequent.
" d serted BY almcst the remainder OF the
srcop; the King then rstreated inside the
fortress OF Maedals, whrrc supported by
some few devoted followers he made des-
pe:ate resists &c to the English but find
ing his cause made helpless by the assault
of Napisr's stormcrs. be committed suicide
by pistol shot, as the British approached
his Last atand pcint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

TOBACCO 4 sEGARS.
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lAWYE r ..

y. TMOl8H N91IONs
DRCORDKR, ATTORNEY At Law. AND
II kesl Estste Agent. VIII examine Titlcss ~
Taxee Ac O0ce Ct the C0oss HOose. eYle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

H1Ckoxs Boarding House.
0NF10NT IsTREEr. ,BITE1k. PERRY
~ e.d Aeck I:lana saee@ts. ~ lsrge fosr
hes !s.s r.Sssdisi, - ~ ~ stssJ.
ios TIE Accommodation Of hoaedefsz Qay board
era also accommodated. q. Q. HCKox,
opt7 diff proprietof.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
MAasAcHuaEIrS.

WoRcKsrEs, April 27.--Ths whole force
OF work0sa smployed in the extensive roll
ing mill Of the Washburns Iron Company,
struck to-dey for an advance Of wages to
the rates paid in 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
Chicago saarket.

By Telegraph April -.
Flour-Quiet and hardly SO firm At the close.
Wheat-Close lover and tame. No. spring
o. 2. Is No. 2 spring 2. l009.l oi<.
Corn Quiet and hrmer; e6L086j< for Ne.
1; SAN for new.
R~s-tTnsst,lsS .nS iovrr ~ aSNss x
Bsriey-Dull ard nominal, 2.so02 IS.
Provisions-Firmer but qaiet.
Pork-2s 90 for small lots. Held 6smsr st
the close %. s509s.b0.
Lard--Strong ger. Cleess 81 1eH.
Bulk Meata-Firm ehoulders l95<OlaH !;
short rib 1874 short clear II; sweet picked
hams III.
Lake freishts--Dull, lower and neninal. 7
for corn. S for Whest to Bulialo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
ILLINOIS.

SrRNerirLD, April 2s.-The fifth annual
meeting Of the Illinois State Dental Society
will be held in this city Tuesday, May ~.
The executive committee Of the State Agri-
cultural Sesissy win meet - Quincy on next
Thursday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

CorxcIL BLufrs, April 2S-Ths indie
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows Yesterday
celebrated its adoption into the United
States. Lodges from Omsbs. Nebraska
City. Sidney, Genwood, and other places
were present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
LOUISIANA.

NEw OaLRANs, April 27.--Ths Tribune,
said to be the only daily paper in The
United States owned and edited BY negroes,
and the snly one thus conducted 10 the
South, has suspended for want Of support.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
GEORGIA..

ArLAxrA. April 27.-Oficial Tetusns from
o. counties give total majority Of Il, $50
for Bullock, against 4 .2s4 for Gordon, Bull
lock being $500 ahead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

Daveupses Market 0eUoss.
Owes o. See DAvsSpeus Dps cnAs,
April n. 1858.
P.osa- wheissais. oio.oo: sstsll ole.eA
wasAs-Fe. l, sos; Ne. 3, $500; No. ..
l.95.
BAatsY--9290&3.940.
OAss-B5Q so cents.
Rxs-No Reccipts.
Uoan-ohslled. 7so72s. "a
Pe9ASoDe-6OoDotS.
ORlsss- No Receipts.
Burssa-- 4e0l6s. per b. -7A
Eass-loe. DIS.
AAr-0ood Timothy $500 per tom. Upland
Prairie ei7.0o per ton. slough, 1000.
CeAt-Soft--At Yard, Is cents per hushsl.--
delivered, 10 eepts per bushel.
kxSnaAUrR- At Yard go per ton.
W0oD-t64es. per Cod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
Rhode ISLAND.

Pnov,nEncs, April ss-Ths Odd Fsllevs
OF Rhode Island celebrated the 4sth ami
vsrsary Of Tbs Order yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph April 2s.
Flour Firm but quiet.
Wheat-Firm but quiet
Cern-Ia demand for ear q %, and shsllsd Is
held at e6. lt
Rye Opened dull end closed frmsr; Ne.
2.l0 offered, and 2.05 asked.
Oats-Firm At 1880.
4; Barley--Duil but unchanged.
Provisions -0eneraliy firmer. - -
Mess Pork Held ct 3e so.
Bulk Meats-Sold At l2}< ais for asl May buy
ers' option; shoulders sold NJ 10.
pseon-fifmer; shoulders 131<@tSx; clear
rib sides. l65{. and clear sides, l75<@l1S, hold
ers asking Is. a,is
Lard-Sold at Isll, but is held at 1871.
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TAo snly $3.50 . ma

TAe saly 800 . nnA
RIDGES Plr. LIGHT MOUSE 6uRnEh
Re At v. (. LlNDsAY's JEwHI1nH
= sace. eoe Of Third asd DPa1y seecSs; 49,
49, Cescneye, 0ia1o Conse. Lanpes Cns0aey
'''''' Ii siii, zeasI Rf}BjlI9fI; s.lS Svtsy 4
-"s11e-1ts Oesate niGAts ~ 0ale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

ChicagO Live 0a0ck' M0Rkoo.
By Telegraph April -
e.00Q9. 80 for choice.
Cattle dull and dropping. A few choice drsvss
we're taken a e.600e.O0. The bulk Of THERE
ceipts arc Of eoomon gredes, for which there 10
% demand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

New York Market.
b. Telegraph April -.
Flour-Dnil at ls.aooIsss for extra State 1880
0l4.ot for X II.
wheat-Dull; No. spring 10 stop at Troy, q
25s
Corn-unchanged i.la11.lo l-2 for new mix
cd western anoat.
Oats-Dull ct ~ IL for western il etofe, and ai
&c afoat.
PORK -Firmer at % 5O12ss % for new nsss g. as
q 1850 for old.
Lard-Qulst and steady ct lsolsI
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IMsuRAnce.

senS I. syfss. wlLLnn =. rIpsam.
Jsaa sMHrS q co.
Insurance Agents,
Ne. W. second st.,-Up.stnirs.
DAVENPORT. !. lovwA.
Capital Rsprsssntsi. svsr tMSoo. 100.
FINE AND INLAND.
Esonae Fire laurence c.. Il. Y.
Cash Capital and Asssss, q, 500 900
Plaen1x Fire nnsurauce o.. nv.
Cash Capital and Assets. q, soo. 600.
Atlantic Fire Insurance. C. ny.
Cash Capital sad Assets, sses. 90.
Lamar Fire nasasanoo c.. Nv.
o. Capitsissd Assese oses.eo.
Home RAro 1a0s Co. NV Haven.
casA CspiAai 80 AsssA. q ,yse.eoo.
aarslorA Fire 1nA g., mn.e1prA.
I Cash Cpisal ~ Asssls, es,ecc. -. =
LIFE AND AOOIDtN
connsUticus 1eutaalf.ifs In. o..
''; s;sti,zlsss ma oo..11ss :is;;:Ss :
Capital -. LU0,yv0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

New vSrk Money Nla~kea.
By telegraph April %.
etocks-Activs and lower amer saM
Donds-Coupons Of 80, lis; OF ~, 1.10S .
Is. .1oN new. i.ost of ~. 1.o9il 10-<es eos
p0ns, 1.03A: J-5es, 1.W Ia.
Western Union-e6x.
New York Csntral--1.H7y.
Hrio-71k.
Rock lslAnd-o3,a.
NsetAwsstesp--bsN prsibrfed TAX.
Moaey-7 per cent.
0terling-1 O0HG1.1e.
0old-f .seS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
LIvERlRo.
JAS. "A. HON,

JAS. "A. HON,
PROPRIETOR or I'm
Harrison street Livery 0tobloe
Sn HARRISON STREET, BETwERD
s1EAa1 Front and second. nlOPOoo 4
Carr1aEes, Of the best quality, 10 lss q el
hours. Funerals furnished On short notice,
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
end boarded ct reasonable charges. Tny1o.dl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

Liverpool Market.
by Telegraph. Liverpool, April % 81
Brsadst ufs- Quiet.
C3rn--Firrcr amp higher, 500
Lard dad firm. advanced to $50.
Pork-Dall.
Others unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28
NE J! z netsE.

0orss .......s~s......S.... 1oWos
TEE a2TxL sITUAT1p M11 CEFT8RQg
y epsn for the reception q Suasss
wednesday. April 1sehs 1885,
Il has recently undergone thorough repairs and ex-
.ensive additions, smoAg Which e sdining hall 40x
~ ~ rcst, an Once ssxAe. Large ptasans farlcrs.
s SAM roons for Agents, and enple scecnmoda
loes Ior over w guests. Il bsisE furnished com
Esss WITH nsw modern seyaed Rsfnissfss and Steam
Coosine nspkee; the PssSslesess ~ wasIsnted n
0nse 70 Ha9ilies. Toodlsts and TIE oeveling pup
best In the Weet : sSSl-rF-7 n ~ aS -
aDrt3 d4WN Propristors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

D3YefCiAN AND SUR0EON once, Ne.
i % Brsdy street,, (up STARRY Residencs
on lAth a., 1T. brady aal Aaio. sctSd-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

DPs u. R0ENCome
nAvBMPOnf, IOWA. OFFICE South
~ side TAisd stssss, hsAwsss Bsady end 1ain
otresos. 8esi6enee nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

=. a. REID N. -.
DHYOIClAN AND SURGEON. OYYlUr
= reeidssss NJ. =, corner Ham saa Thk1
'reets, Davenport, lewa. iyl-s9-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

~. p. He WORLBY.
HomOOpothlc Phye1C1am.
NPFICn AND REHlDRNUR on EAST
~ side Of Hsady street, near sth, Arst door
above the Christian Church. Once hours. -
Is TO SIS to7. OctSo-dom
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SANGAMO
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMFY.
OF HARTFORD. CONN

Risks On desirable property
written ~ rea0on0bl0 - BeOs
II. II. KING, Agent.
Once. Room No. Dsvsupeft's Beck. ecsner
Of Aals snd second Street a2re-ssf
A0RRlR AND A0An 04mG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-28

WIAs He D1A1O0s
A ffOpNEY . OOUNS1kOB At Law
"A and War Claim Agent. Ofhcs Astropoli-
tan Block, up stairs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-17
'THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains VI BE- run Between Bsltino re- and %hssi
ing and ParkersbuTg, as follows:
Bsmore d. except Ss al Esa aSsd PSlp W l'Tne
ss sxfREss iNrs viii H.as sseSS ANY
Hest Bsiars and fagksburs Tor II points int
VIII sIifaTf. ana &6S5aSSSibArrov TRAIN
asy foaTSs for B % d Sdf
Sundays sxceptedJ at 800 a. m. Conneeting at
Frederick Junetiou with train for Frederick and
At Hagerstown Junction with train for hagers-
TIiE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
more az eS and 20 A. n; ard 10 and $40 p; m;
a. m and s'I P az fGiSGPRRRsrowS.
Leave Baltimore at s:!5 a. N. and 4:lQ p. m con
County Railroad, arriving at Hagerstown at s:i5
$40 a1dlia m. arriving IN Baltimore at io;S a.
~ ~ For WINCHESTER.
irving at Winchester at ;a5 and S5 p. Return
In Baltimore = fd }I:T %AsfiifNSSS4t5SSp IN
Leave Baltimore at $3.50, 20, s:0snd 9:B a. IN
anu F Ss1 WASH hsI SiNaFFoRa FOR BALTIMORE.
49, : and $40 + Fd IL ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at a;Oj a, m and 4:l6 D. IN. /;
Leave Washington a q. u. aud 40 p. IN.
Trains leave An s6gSpifT Sh 'Hd'p' IN.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $40 and 8 20
For further iniofInalion, Tickets Of every kind,
Station. Of at the Ticket ONCE, oa'''
Master Of TranspOrtation.
l.. M. Cole, General Ticket Agent.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-17

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
HRADaR's FTFTH MILITARY DIsTRicT,l
OFFICE CHtKR CoAAIssART OF SuBsIsrBEoB, I
AUSTIN, TEXAS, August %, 1858
Sealed Proposals, which must be In triplicste,
with . copy Of this advertisement attached, will
be received o. this Office ntil y o'clock, noon, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of September, 1858, for
furnishing fresh Beef to the United States troops
stationed at the following places in the State Of
Texas;
Jefferson, Marion county,
Clarksville, Red River county,
Huntsyille, Walker county,
San Augustine, San Augustine county,
Pilot Grove, Grsyson county,
wharton, Wharton
Marshall, Harrison
Tyler, Smith I"
Palestine, Anderson "
BRYAN Station,
Cotton Gin, freestone 90
Dallas, Dallas
These contracts shall commence on tho nrst day
Of October, 1856 and DO In force for three tbs,
or such less time as the Commissary General OF
Subsistence may direct,
Payment to be made In Government funds.
Bonds must be given In the penal sum Of one
thousand q, 00O) dollars.
Conditions and requirements same as published
in the previous Advertisements.
Proposals must be made separately for each
post.
Blank forms for proposals. and all informs lion
relating thereto, furnished on application at this
BY order of Brcvet Major general Reynolds.
SAM, 7. GUSHING,
sep2 I'd Capt. and Byt Major. Co.'S.
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PROPOSALS FOR sUPERsTRuCTURE OF
L iR3S HRibGf Attic RocR ISLAND ARSE.


Proposals will DO received at the Rock lalaud
Arsenal. Rock Island. Ill, until the 18th day OF
October, 1858. at u o'clock meridian for the con.
struetlon, putting In position aud hnlshing ready
for use, the supeTsrueture OF an iron bridge con-
ststing OF four spans Of one hundred and fny feet
each, across the minor or south channel Of the
Misstssippi River. at the lower end Of Rock Island.
The roadway Of bridge To be twenty -four feet In
the clear, and sidewalk on each side Of roadway,
six feet wide in tho clear, and both to be properly
covered or nooEed. the roadway with tive aud one,
A-half inch thick, oak flooring.
Drawings, plan aud specifications. necessary to
clear and r0ady understanding OF the proposed
mode ctconstruetlon will accompany The proposals.
and b!dders Will state the time within " hieh they
complete the work.
The iron that Is subjected to tensile strain to
have tenacity Of not less than sixty thousand
10, ODJ pounds per square inch Of seeton and the
TO be strong enough, with actual strain Of fTtsn
siOH q ten houSdnd pounds, per square ineh.
and Of c0mpreSsiOn Of sir thousand pounds, to
admit Of column 9f men drove Of cattle, cross
ing over II with safety.
The United states reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. II not doomed satisfactory.
7. J. RODMAN,
Byt. Brig, Con U. S. A. Com, Rock Island Arsenal.
Eepl7 I'd
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Medical.
ARBou 10.
ALL-HEALING
LOTION.

....,... ..,t..t. -. -. II NJ .-.,
-. r...,.I. u..ss, T..L 49, p'nn ~
,hn Sta n,s..t az Hssh d,o,. nsrn. p,n,..a u
go. 1870" ~ s,ss,a. ,a..r .a,'n. er
81. =, ~ 49,. =. $3.50. ~, VI
mi. tIahir. r,i,aa "a o,,,ao,t,nsr,, woa,o,ro
III, -, s.u ~ .ss.t,,oiI,, ,,,rs III M AGO..
snamars,ss move no matter Of how LONG stapd.
inr n,ov,daa tho na,iopt i. mt hopalc,sly bed
r,dsen, Ono .nnl,eauon will oftsu eure the worst
-. 4, N,rr.igi, n, ana in ali oases
n Iii ~ ,n.f. Al ,siief -''7T7'I -
~. ~. rnhonnaad ,onsasnsa. In tbis Iotiop
"a IN. 800, sns ,ho,orgh tnowladga of a
novor 10 cnra ,ha a,ssssss n,msd. N n does no
Give entire ,atIsfactiop, AFTER a fair and proper
an m. ,s,usn ~ IL amt ho,,,s
40 Nd, pret,n Il bs tbs author Of this prepara-
lion h,xin. oh,.inea tbo ocInc from an old Indian
AFTER hayina Travelled amons Inc red men for sew.
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After having p.rsorm.a al le,st ous hundred
most ,,ouderrui surs, Of Rheumatis SIN. Neuralgia,
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put before the publie. And now make this prop.
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That In any ease Of Sick or Nervous Headaehe or
Toothache, should fail 10 cure In from two TO I'VE
minutes with my Aii-HealinE Lotion, ] VIII FORFEIT
the sun OF Ave dollars. ...
Or. HARBOUR could add numerous certificates oil
wonderful cures OF the diseases stated above,
which he deems unnecessary 70 append, excepting
afeW from persons OF well.known integrity.
One bottle OF this Lotion will serve to convince
any person, who will give II fair trial, OF Its u
perior medical virtues. .---...
wAsHINaroS. d. c., July o, 1867.
DR. HARBouR.-Dedr Sfr: After suffering
with an acute attack OF Rheumatism for several
weeks. and trying everything within my reach to
no avail. hearing Of your All-Heaung Lotion,
was Induced to try bottle. and, II am happy to
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