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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

Tue MEMPuREM NGoG HoUsE,-Why
will the citizens Of Vermont, unless conn
ruttuyi n do - through Illness, betske
thcmsekc, 10 Saratoga, and such like
places. when We have great deal more
grand and attractive scenery, better and
purcr air, here in our own Statcy New
port, on the shore of Lake Mcmphrcma-
gog, is lar ahead in all these respects 10
apy Watering place We haze ever yet visit
ed And in addition To this, and an i'm
portant requisite To enjoyment, especially
among tourists. who desire to get away
from the cares of business, is a well regu-
lated hotel, presided over by kind and
atteu,ive landlord. In Newport we find
lust such hotel in the Memphremagog
. House, and Just such landlord in the
person Of Mr. l.. Buck. This large and
commodiJus house is capable OF holding.
comfortably, between three and four hun
bred guests, and i always full during the
hot season. \ livery stable, billiard room,
bowling alley, etc, etc, are connected
with the house. One OF the finest bands
in New England Is employed to furnish
music for those who desire To "trip the
light, fantastic toe,
In short, everything is arranged with an
eve to the comfort Of its guests, and the
turning Of ones thought, away from BUSH
ness and harass,ng cares. Our chief re.
rret is that we did not 20 there in years
gone by. instead of to other places; but,
of course. we did not then know Mr.. Buck
. nor the comforts and scenery clustering
, around the Memphrcmagog House,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-25

An AGEp CourLE.-lIowe Wheeler,
of Calais WAS 90 years old last December,
and his wife will be 30 next month, and
they have lived together !, years. They
have eight living children, hcoldcst aged
20 years, and the youngest AZ, torty-two
Grandchildren and forty-fye grcat-grand-
children, making a respectable family In
the house next to the one in which this
aged couple live, resides a lady, Mrs
Wood. who is six days older than Mr
Wheeler.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Juno l6.-Ths Post Once
Ceumittss will hardly Be able TO report The
81. Louis bridge bill. which passed The
House the ether day. There 10 % nush
business bsiess the semnittss that sbey
doubs II ehsy will b. able T. oct % any d
~ bridge bile before them.
Gen. Dodge, chief Of ordnance. has sent
In letter 10 the House sslative to the bsidgs
Il Rock Island, which 10 - follsws: The
temporary bridge conasotisg Rock Island
arsenal With the city Of Roct Island, VA
destroyed BY fire and aood during the pest
winter, and there are now no means Of
cemmunication between them but tempo.
rasy ferry. The Necessities Of the public
service rsquires frequent communication Of
persons and transfer Of material between
the city and the arsenal, and the rs-sstab
lishnsnt Of bridge 10 necessary. A per.
nansnt bride 70 is preferable for every reason
on the ground Of economy. The sstimat,
for the construction Of such . bridge il
100000. recommend that 81 appropri
alton Of that sum be requested for tha
purpose. enclose herewith . letter from
Gen. Rodman. commanding Rock island
arsenal, on the subject Of this bridge ii,
also recommends the appropriation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
NEWS
NJ TELEGR.fPR.
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YsaK, June 1.-two passengers
wses seriously injured 10 . strsst-caf IN
Bsseklyn yesterday, by . collision WITH :
cart. One Of The injured psssons, namso
John Murees, cannot recover.
The formal reception Of the naval cadets
bv the army cadets tosk place st West
point Yesterday. In the afternoon General
Grant aw aydsd tho diplomas 70 the eradu-
s,ing class. The address to the graduates
Vas delivered by Prof. Cope. The affair
wound up with ball, ~ which the navies
and their youpe army friends attended.
The Hersld's Richmond special says he
10 authorized TO state that Chief Justice
Chase " i'll accept the Democratic nomina-
ton on a platform embodyipg universal suf-
frage. The Chief Justice, who 10 now in
Richmond, receives numerous letters daily
from persons in the North, Offering 10 CO.
operate with the Democratic party in case
he is the nominee and the platform is Of the
kind set forth.
Henry A. Wise and Chief Justice Chas,
visited tho African Church in Richmond
together on Sunday and heard divine ser
vice.
The planning mill Of Jno. s. Loomis
wiekoff street, Brooklyn, WAS DESTROYED
by fire last evening. Several adjoining
holdings, occupied stores and tenement
houses were also burned. Loss e6o, 900
| Of which LOOMS sustsins e4O, 900, snt
Hart / Co sash and blind manufacturers
I'll 900.
senator Grimes 10 still With bis friends o.
the Hudson, but goes this week y Nsu
Haven. lie 10 recovering the use sf bic lss
HE arm improves very slowly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

ment Of Washington came up. ana passed
under the operation OF the previous ques-
tion--yeas II. nays %.
Mr.. Shanks offered the following resolu-
ton, and moved the previous question:
Resolr<d, That In the Judgment OF the
House, it will inflict . serious loss IN the
revenues to delay the revision OF the taxes
on distilled spirits and tobacco until the
emo can be accomplished by general re-
VI ion OF the entire internal revenue sys.
TEN, and the Committee ca Ways and
Means 10 hereby instruc ID to report without
delay . separate bill for ihe revision OF the
taxes on the manufacture and sale Of dis.
titled spirits and tobacco.
lNorE.-Here there WAS some unaccount-
able "cross" " Of the wires between this city
and Chicago which cut OF oil the remainder
of the report.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

Other quotations uneh angsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 16.-Prsparatiops for the
Sixteenth Annual Sangcrfest of the North
American Sangerbung. which is TO formally
open in this city tomorrow, are about com.
pleted. The foreign delegations will arrive
at noon to-day, and will be met by the Elk
ccutivc Committee and citizens with car.
riages and music. and escorted to the apart.
ments designed tor their occupancy during
the festival. These delegates are FROM
Dresden, Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg, and
Rcschcn. Tho preparations for the occasion
are being made on . magnificent scale, the
buildings of German citizens, their publ,
halls snd the places to be used for the fssti
val being festoonsd with svsrgrssns, Will,
imposing arches span the principal street,
to b used in conducting the exercises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
FORTlETn CON0RROo.

WAsnIx0rox, June 16.-SsuArp-Chail
submitted petitions to the citizens Of Ohio
in favor Of passage Of Jenckss. civil ser.
vice bill
Nys introduced bill relative 10 coas,
defsnscs bill, referred.
Hendricks COMMITTEE on naval affairs ~.
ported bill 10 facilitate settlement Of q
certain prize in the United States District
Court OF Florida.
Fowler introduced bill 10 provide fos
better security Of life on steamboats, and
other vessels, referred.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Mill.
tary Affairs, reported Q substitute for the
bill for the construction of q bridge across
the Missouri River at Missouri Reservation
at Fl Leayenworth.
Mr. Drake called up the bill for the relief
OF certain contractors in the construction
OF vessels OF war and steam machinery.
After debate and the adoption Of an
amendment for bidding, in reference to any
claim upon any vessel upon which an al
lowance was made by the board organized
under act of March IS. 1867. the bill passed
by q vote Of "a to II.
The bill supplementary to the act to pro.
vide that national currency be secured by
pledge OF United States b0rds, and 10 pro-
vide for the circulation thereof. approved
June Sd. 1854. was taken up. The question
was, on TIE amendment Of Mr.. Morrill,, of
Vermont, q follows:
and, on the Issue Of any incsease of ma
tiOnal circulation, provided 1bf In this sec.
ton, the Secretary q Tho Treasury 10 here
BY authorized and required % permanently
withdraw On equal amount Of United States
notes.
Mr.. Morsos gave notice hat When in or
DIR. Ac viii move to odd the follovine
And the United States noees % retired
shall not he obtained By the sals Of bonds.
but shall b taken ffom the funds In the
treasury, collected In the ordinary way.
Mr.. Cole addressed the Senate In favor Of
Tue proposition of the committee 10 make
'n1 s~eniy million increase.
Inc debate was continued Nv Messrs
Aorrill. oonSling and Fessenden.
houss.-bM introduced smsndins home.
stead law: amending Ho5eas corrv, act
also to define felony and m;sa.r.!na -
regulate peremptory challenge n +
Court for division Texas and .a.;..;
Union. 'ss'on 10
Also. TO authorize the Secret.rv n W..
20 deliver certain ordnance 10 ,he S,.,ss -
ARKANSAS, Louisiana. North Carolina Sonsh
Safohna, Georgia, Alabama and Flosi.i.
Tor the use OF the militia ON the disco.tin'
uance Of the military governments there;n.
70 provide for the construction Of : WAGON
road through Dakotah. Montana and Wan.
ineton territories; to promote the eDciencv
o. me revenue, and concerning the natuf-
The !ssolnsion introduced last Monday
Ios % lncseose Of - per osnt. comueno.
uon % Ne civil employees Of ~ eevorn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
ILLINOIS.

SPaIxorisLp. June 16.-Tbs July inter.
est Of the public debt 10 to b paid 81 New
York on the nrst Monday in July. The to-
tai debt Of the State 10 now . fraction over
$6.400.00o. About $4,000 will be re.
quired to pay tho July interest.
The Bloomington Driving Park Assccis.
tion. with a capital stock Of f34, 900, has
filed certificate Of organization with the
Secretary OF State.
BLOOMINGTON, June 16.-The match game
ofbase ball yesterday between the Athletic
club, Of Philadelphia. and the Bloomington
club, resulted in victory to tho former
Score. 81 to 6.
DowxER's GRovp, June 16.-The barn OF
Mr.. Kline, ono mile west OF hero was struck
by lightning yesterday afternoon, and en-
tirely consumed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
AuDIToK's OFFICE, IOWA.

ID A0luUo, June H. lOo0s l
1T - HEREBY CERTlglkD, THAT THERE
u has been 6lsd II thts efscs sworn statement
showing the sonditien Of the Guardian M.
teal Life Ins Co., located q New YORK II The
StsGs Of New Yssk, On the first day Of January.
A. y 1865, In ascordanes with the provisions Of
a Act Of the General Assembly Of the State Of
lows. entitled "an Act IN relation 70 los /,
Csmpasies." approved January ssth. 1857. and
IN ct amsadstosy thereto. approved February
9Th 1855. that said statement shows that said
Company 10 possessed ofths requisite amount 81
capital. and invested - required BY law.
AuYnoalsS - TuBRDsona oIvRH 70 the abov
named Company 70 toAnsact their appropriate
business 81 Insurance IN this State In accord
ance with The laws thereof. until the Slst day ef
January, 4. d., 1868.
II 10 also certified, that J. II. AaLvILL. Of
Davenport. has besn duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agent and Attorney fsI
the County OF Scott. with full power to take
risks Of Insurance therein, and TO acknowledge
service Of process ~ provided By Law. upon hi
Alipg with the Clerk Of the District Court in snG
fer said County this certificate and copy Of tn,
L statement on hle in this office. 1t 10 furthe
certified that the attached 10 . true and corrsc
copy Of tho said statement.
| In testimony whereof. l have hereunto sub
scribed my name and sf red the seal Of my Of
| fee the day aud date above first written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State.
SAIL A. AYfas. Deputy. iel5-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

DIS MONIES. Juno 16.-Efforts are still
being made to induce Gsv. Merrill to cal
an extra session Of the Legislature, for ths
purpose OF correcting certain railroad legis.
lation Of last winter. These Efforts will
probably fail.
II expected that the State Aericultnra
College building will be ready for use BY
the first Of September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
new JERSEY.

NswAaK, Juus 16.-Hsnsy 9. Assrii
Vas arrested ct Bssnsrsvills, Sasssx csun
y ysetssday, for dsfrauding the Govern
mont By forged pension papers, and VA
consulted = Newark jail te-dsy for q
animation next Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
CON RI z RclAL.

Davenport N0rKeg 1S0pOfUe
Osylcs or re DAVENPORT Dsss CRAY,
June 18th, lese.
PLoua--wholssale,t lo.lo: retail, I'll. 90.
wssAs-No. /, cleo. No. 2. tl.70. No. 8.
tl.e5.
BAnAsY-No receipts.
OASs-s3Qs6c.
RYg-Dui and Nominsl--No receipts.
Cons-T2c.
ONIONS No receipts.
PorAToas-50c.
BrrpsE-20c. per y.
M.v-0ood Timothy oll, ~ per ton. Upland
prairi. eI2 0o0t ei8 o. per ton. Slough. -
CoAL-Soft-lg cents per bushct. Delivered
Isc.
Asrna.c,ra At yard sle. co per ton. De-
livsred 1l9. 90 per ton.
WooD-os. 00oe7 90. per Cora.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

RAcIxs. June l6-Ths niath annuol 80
elem Of the Wisconsin Sunday School Unieu
meets here to-day. and will continue duliaa
Wednesday and Thursday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

D. Telegraph. Jsne 10.
Flour Unchanged; no demand.
wheat--U achangsd; choice eft spring q
l.s5.
Coru--Easier ct 62Q1e4.
Oats Slightly better st7o07s.
Rys-Unchangsd. ~ 100.
Provisions Held firmly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
lixernool Market

By Telegraph June 1G-1ll5. a. M
Flour-82s
| Whest-Red, 12s % white, IS cd.
Corn--34s, sd.
June l6-l 20 p NJ.
Wheat--Red. las 4d.
| Rest unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
Cincinnati Market.

Dy Telegraph June TO-
F,our-Dull; family held Al s.ooQsbo.
Wheat Firmer. Held at l002 20 for No. 2,
and Is 900 bus No. : sold At 2.0ebefors the news
Vas made public.
Corn and Oats-Cnchanged.
{ Provisions Inactive AID nothing doing. All
| articles held At previous pricss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

tBy Telegraph. Junsls
FiouS--Quiet and steady.
wAsat- Irregular aud unsettled. No. 3.
lsSk0l.eo.
mCcrn-In moderate demand aud prices orn
. n0s7Il..
Oats--Quist and hrm AZ ssil Oss<.
Provisions--Quict.
lasd-l7.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

Chicago Live Oe0ck Market.
D. Telegraph JanslA
Rsesipts--Cattls, l9e ears; hogs. s4cars; sheep.
| . ears.
Cattls-IxtrA, o.3s0e.Se good 70 shsAes.
/ {. GOAT rs; stecksrs. S600S.oo.
noes-Bltra. s.7sos.ss; gssd - choice,
S6ssp-Choies. sss0sss; COED V choice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
New York Market.

New York Market.
~ TslsgsapA.l Juns 10.
Cotton steady. Midding uplands ~
Ilouf-Dull At 9o0o % for super state and west
am 1ooS - eXirs state 6.ooG1io.00 extra west.
an sl0113 - for h. II. Q.
Wheat Heavy.
Cors-FavOrs bsyers at 1901 .is IL mixed west
srn aioat LIE high mixed nearly yellow.
Baflsy-Dull.
oats-Hsavy at IS IL western in store; 81 la0ss
u. aneat.
Pork-Quiet and steady: q so0asis for row
mess and ~ 2b097 ~ for old
Beef-Stexdy.
Cut Meats-Firm.
Lard ehade nrmsr at 61-9GtlTs. for steam 70 u
dered; l7aa 1lsb for kettle rendered.
Sugsre-Firm and III moderate demand.
Cofees-Duli and prices UNCHANGED
lsais Inc and Eyrups STEADY and qut, e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

Flour and Feed Store,
west side Or Harrison Street;
between ID and Ath.
rrrY WHOLESALE I RETAIL TRADE SUI
" piled wiz the only eenuine Moline Flour now b
- market A supefics article Of Winter aoA
1Dfing Wheat r1ori, and al kinds q Fced. d
Partiss q distance Wishing to Be- supplied wio1
- shove Uonuoued brands q F1o0f, WIN D)onol
JolN coon. ueaina. m.
OfW. n. A100AC0Us
ose3onm Aesat q Devenpest. 10Wo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
New York Money M.rke,

By Telegraph June IT,
Stocks-Dull
Bends-c's 81, 1.i1a 3 sos, LIST, 1.1sl.; ID
f.llls new, LA; 81. l.1SH l0-Aos, l.ost /
500. 10.
Pacific Mail-97as.
New York Cen,ra-l3il-9
Erc-69s,.
Ill. Ccnt.-lc4.
Rock leland .o4as.
Northwestsrn-1oA,: preferred e.
Burlington and Qnincy-lsS
Toledo d Wabash-iel.2
God--1.4o L.. at9P.M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
Additional Attraction
Great European Ballet Treupe!
Composed of twelve Beautiful Ladies', Introducing
q every entertainment the Grand Mach Of ANA
sons asd Ballabiis les Nymphs and Esiads.
VIII peyfoym Al Davenport on
MONDAY JUNE 22d, 1868.

Performance At and l2 o'clock r. N
Notwiih.t landing the imnenso magnitude OF tbs
Bet .bshment. positively I ird larger than any
Exhibition this Continent the price ~ ~ missua
has not been raised. viz. % Cents. Children undes
Y years Of age IS cents. A. y BUTT, A9t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16

buffalo, Feb II. 1867.
Messrs. A. W. Fox 3 Co.--5irs | have care.
fally investigated your process Of making vin.
egar. and have also subjected to chemical anal
ysis several samples which took from casks il
Your establishment. This process insures the
production Of . uniformly good. wholesome and
agreeable vinegar. End L free from adultera-
ton BY mineral acids. or other delsterious sub
stances and entirely suitable for family uee.
Yours, Ac., GEO HADLBY.
Professor Of Chemistry in the University of Daf
falo.
The attention Of the trade IN general 10 re-
spsctfully called TO the shove article. which can
y found for sale BY al the principsf Wholesale
0Tocers in
CHICAGO
The article y warranted 70 Be pure Cider Win.
egaf, and up 70 government standard.
Esquire for A. ". TUX D O0'v. CelebeaGeA
Du1alo Cider Vinegar.
jsasldSa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-16
Yankee Robinson's
Consolidated Show!
Under the New Regime.
Immense tirens and Menagaries,

amAHVnSC ssSus Hhu WeRHEATICNO
In Separate compat tmeni. f,r one Ticket,
F5sitire'y largest Exhibition in the Usrld.
Requires the services Of $40 Men aud Horses
THE GRAND PROCESSION
On tho morning Of tho day Of Exhibition will be
gorgeous and grand in the extreme, and by far az
moot mag nihcent OF 1riumphal Cars Vars. eh.riota
0rotesquc and Unique Vehicles Carved and auiid.
Cd Elephants. Camcls, Horses. Ponies, sc, MagniE
icently Capaeisoped
Beautiful Ladies' IN Dsrsiing Apparel, Mounted
Knights In Real Armor, Ansquer aaes in Original
Comic Costumes. Sc. Ac., making u Stream OF oold
and Glitter over a mile long
The Great ksOlyh yssssstss
Or Mechanical Hand thirteen feet ienr Aitcsn feet
high, Gsorgsous In the Extreme
THE SEA CON NEPTUNE's
GIlTTERlNC CAR,
Over N feet hight. driven b. Old Nep himselk rep
surroundsd By her Court Of hssuty, Water Nymphs,
Maids and Amaxons, and attended by the spirit Of
Darkness. robed In the hAndsomsst and coetilsst
dresses. without exception, seen In America.
The Great Golden Dragon,
A cavaaesd. o. twenty-five knishss arrayeA IN
Furnished stes mall fsom head to foot their posAsA
rmos renecsiAs the sunlight light like mirroee.
Steel hslmsets, visors. euirasses aud gaunt etc.
Afterwards twenty Ave horsemen IN eay masOOo
9th white 0otheso N their capa. FUc Wing toooe
y eorteeQ group, men on hosssbAek fAotastieey
| other hinge frog. another monkey, one y mule,
! and one bear, SC. &c.
/ The Geological Department smbrsces two neg
Specimens, nrst ever ON exhibition. VIZ
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,. 4. CRANDALL. w. n. CURT1N,
Late U. Q. Ass't Assessor. Atty at Law.
CRANDALL { CURTIS,
LIFE, FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
81 Brady Street.
Davenport, Iowa.

INSURANCE. Effected In First Class Companies -
Lands and h6dses bought. sold Or rented. Collect
Ions made and al business Of like character attend
q 70 promptly and carefully. Refer to al Bankers
Ia Davenport. may1S div
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