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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
STATE NRWa.

Judge Thayer's papsr-ths Iowa ASs
will bs removed from Clarence to Clinton
within the next two weeks. II is . sensible
move too.
The Masons Of Iowa City celebrate 81.
Jshns day. (Juns 24th,) by . procession.
era,iOn, installation officers, and other sp-
propriats exercises.
Judge Lewis, Wintsrset, has put out
10000 grape vines this spring. As ws learn
from the Molisonian.
Tho Csnstitution says that Col. Hills,
Deputy U. 8. Assessor 1t Ksokuk has been
suspended from duty on account Of nothing
IN his office to require his services.
The fraternity will bs glad to learn
tha. James Aahin, ofths Musca,ine Journ-
q, has suddenly become possessed (so he
il infermed) Of : splendid Fifth Avenue
residsnee-having drawn it in . lottery hs
never before heard Of, and upon ticket he
never bought. He considers il miracul-
Gus. Hs 10 now making desperate efforts
to secure wife in order that he may set
up housekeeping forthwith. 0Young maid
sns. now 10 ysus time. Address your let
tsrs - abevs-in good legibls hand writing,
stating ags, style Of hair and teeth, earthly
prospects, disposition and "hsft' of water
fall. State papers please copy.
Tho Pres says tha. the rumored sus.
pension Of the Home W eolsn Mills at Iowa
City is unfoundsd.
The Charlton Democrat says tha. the
case Of wsynick r.. The State Insurance
Company, and which was tried at the late
term Of Court at Alba, has bsen decided
in favor Of the Plaintiff, he obtaing judg
ment for the sum Of twelve hundred dollars.
-ISrRREsrrxc DECISION Rich
morning, Oh point raised during the trial
Of the Stale ". Ed. Olmstsad, Indictment
for nuisance, under Sc ction 1863 Of the
Revision of 1860, for selling intoxicating
liquors. The question was raised on IN
objection Of the prosecuting Attorney, Mr..
Ellis, to the introduction OF testimony 60
ing to prove that Mr.. Olmstsad Was merely
. hire attachse, and not the owner ofths
saloon. Mr.. Cloud maintained that an at
tachee could not bs indicted as . nuisance
in the same manner 40 the owner, but that
be must be proceeded against BY informs
tion, before Justice Of the Peace. The
Court ovsrruled the objection and sustained
The position OF Mr.. Cloud. Under the ru
ling the jury returned verdict Of not gull
". Mr.. Ellis excepted 10 the ruling, and
will carry the question to the Supreme
Court for its decision. This 10 the frat
time the question has ever been raised that
" are aware of Muse atins Jsvensl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
nlvER NEWS.

SAvAxxA-Yrcm 81. Louis
PsuBMA-1on d. PAUL.
KsnnsBoaa-Fsom r. Madison.
.DRPAArURaa.
GAvAHRA-YW g. Paul.
PnrrHA--Hea D. Louis.
KMrasBuR0 For r.. Nadison.
BxpDcsnD.
TIE Minnesota, from St. Paul, for 81.
Leais this evening o. tomorrow nefnine.
tt Mssotins, will arrive frso q.
Louis tonight, aud depart fer 81. Paul IN
the usssine a Z O'Clock.
The Nsw Dsdtss, 10 the rsgslsr packet
fsr Mcntfose te-musyvw.
The Itasoa, fren %. Louis, for ot. Paul
tonight At 8 o'clock.
The Key City, from st. Paul, for st.
Louis Tonight st 8 o'cleeh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
ThJms H. ei IT,.

AZ best life 10 not syery long. A few
more smiles. few more tears, some pleas.
u'es aud much pain. sunshine and songs .
','"d' sni d.rane 8, Lsa ty greetings,
.o'uP' '.'swells, All then our little play
- W" c'oss. It's worth while, We ask
to hive us little phasure. We , onld 9th
er"hs ssjoy, AIRED ~ an unpleasant, II
not tangsr eoaeh, when a ,ipule OF
cent bottc Of that justly popular remedy.
MADAME PORrERS COUGH BAIsAM
will effect an immediate cure. All Drug.
. ists 3, II IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

The Cesneil Bluffs BsSls comes ousin
sbsan new dress-wsll put up and very be
coming.
The Republican says that during ihs
past wiatsr and spring there hes been /
circus htting cot in Newton, and 10 nov
starting oct in the world for regular busi-
ness. Il 10 composed satiPsly Of jasper
msa and women.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

DsAIsAGs. Burtis is putting in .
substantial nine-inch drain from the Opera
House along Fourth street to the Iowa st..
sewer. Tho fall is five feet and eight inch
ss in the distance OF 254 feet This i'm
provement costs about 81 900. E. W. Ba-
ksr superintends the work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
CIT Y 1T Z M =.

THRA7RicAL.-Miss Jennie Hight the
talented and popular actress, will bring her
troupe to this city, and open for season At
the Burtis Opera during the present
mon,h-all of which 10 good news.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

RuruuArisN, Gout and Neuralgia 10 BE-
ing cured every day BY the use Of Lalle-
mand's spscioc. No one need suffer with
those terrible diseases il they will use this
medicine. For sale by oil the druggists
John II. Blood, General Agent, St. Louis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

" anything looks moro dirty and dis.
gusting than coat covered with dandruf,
It 10 certainly not known to modern society
"Barrstts Vegetable Hair Restorative"
will sffectually eradicate dandruF in a sin
gle thorough applicstied. To this valua-
ble preparation was awarded the only prize
modal ever bestowed on any compound for
the hair - Poughkcepsic Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

France snubbed by Americ-ths univer-
sal opinion Of the American people. that
France has never produced perfume su-
erior to Phalon's new perfume. "fLoR
DE MAYO" has greatly mortified the
amour propre Of the great toilet chemists
Of Fssncs. Sold by oil druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

HOLLOWAY Fufs h~p Ofwrursr. ~ AfrHsa@
Though this dssAss hss bsfred the .kili. and been
pronounced by eminent medical mon IRON ada.
bic. The numerous certificates daily received by
DR.. Holloway. direct teutaton 10 such ii -fonn
dad ana alariou- conclusions. tongas, eoids, and
asthm In all its os bron ch nj affections
dissasss Of the chest, throat. &c have been cured
In their worst stages by these espccorant and lara
tive rcmsliee. Sold by Al Drnsslsis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Jams 8. KIRk 1 Cos fine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprising German
Mattled, Olive. Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, Sc. Sold by all grocers ard fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Cncics Iowa Ca.awba Wine, at o.. 90 Der
descn bottles also fall stock OF other ma.
tive aud foreign wines at the vine lo1so Of
LASGrErpr, TaopE L Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
NOTICES.

fk1cALns AND TAN removed and prevent
ed, BY using the delicious He.p.r;sn u,lu
or the complexion. Price only afty c,nt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

DKLAYED.-The mail train from the west
was delayed several hours last night by
reason OF an accident 10 tho morning freight
train going west. Some Of tho cars Of this
freight were of the track at Victor, and
prevented the train passing until they were
replaced. No one was injured BY the aesi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Kso0eYs Hair Dye, Natural. Durable, Beautiful
Best and Chespsst In the World. Sold By all Drug
sists and Ooantsy 0tosshsspsss. john KRONER,
Cole Proprietor. t0I Chestnut It,. Philsdsiphla.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
To Rent.
Wanted.

TWO PLEASANT OFFICES TO RENT -
J. Corner ID and Brady, adjoining DR.. Nj.
ner's Dental rooms. my26- diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
BOARD or suPERv8sORs.
ArTrrsoox srssroy.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met a. O'Clock, pursuant to ad'
journment
peared except Mr.. Natthes.
The Clerk laid before the Board the ON
cial tond Of L. &. viele, County Treasurer,
to take the place of his old bond. Referred
to Committee on Public Affairs
NJ. Newton, from the Committee on RI
nance. made the following report: :,
Your Committee to whom was referred
sundry bills against the county beg leave 70
report that they have examined the follow
ing claims, and recommend that the same
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Nav AND NIcE.-We were shown ts-day
white kid slippers that has ever been
brought into this market. 'Ts fact, A.
the ladies will see BY calling and examining
for themselves. They seemed more suita-
bic for the Fairies than for human feet
Don't fail to see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

CALESMEN TO SELL CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
~ Badges. Flags, a.. Grant Badges and Medals
now ready send 20 cents for nplra of both knds
Circulars ffce. We make the ssst RrbRsa SrAsrs
IN the world Active young wanted IN every
town. Address with stamp
LAiPHEAR 4 PERKY.
nAyS DAWN Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

PrRsoSAL.-Among the arrivals q the
Burtis this msrning were W. H. Appleton.
G. B. jerome, Geo, J. Forrest, and George
Bsckwith. Of New York; W.T.. Coolbaush,
and G. Beckwith, Of Chicago. These nstsd
capitalists own some stsek in ths c., r. 3
P. r. r., and came over 70 So the Prssi-
dent Of the read relative to the prosperity
sf the Institution.
Our friend Col. s. r. 1nghsu, Of New
York. 10 also At the Burtis.
Joseph Shields. Of the Davenport weelsn
Mills-for soms weeks confined to he fsom
with . spralnsd hips about on srutehss,
and win soon be - good % new.
wswers favored to-day with call fror
Mr. I. N. Long, Of Louisvslls, KY, the
senior member Of the great Louisville Chair
Factsry. We have seldom met . more
genial man, Or more sterling democrat. He
has appointed Daniel Gould special agent
for the sale Of his unrivalled chairs in this
city.
Tan Rock ISLAND Arsus, . genuine Dem.
ceratic sheet in all things, except in defend
ing the coal monopoly, says, in reference to
our want Of confidence in Mr.. Cafes pro-
position to the Peoria road: Thia u very
safortunste, for Mr.. Cable. We hardly
know how he can survive. ETC." Why,
bless your tender heart, Mr. Arp,u, hs 10
rerv fortunate in having ysu, Democratic
sheet, to support his coal monopoly. and
must ssysirs.
We have no quarrel with Mr.. Cable
Personally, ws like him. Bet W do "a,
that il is fse his interest ~ ssli hls read 10
The P. 4 r. I. r. R., and that IL il net fet
the interest Of this eommunity 10 have the
Peoria roaA make sssh psrebass; and,
furthermore, in view Of The facs-thss Mr
Gable has said 70 ~ that hs did NOTHING
unless be thought it for his own interests
that in this railroad matter hs scosA best
this rhole eommsnity. hs weuld not
sell his road without reservation, unlsss the
company purchased his esal lssds; and,
that in oil his propositions, liberal though
they b % far AZ he 10 eonesrned. there
turks the same idea Of ultimately rsssrviae
tns privilege. Of, or obtaining the power to
ssntrsl the coal trade, in view sf all these
things, " are frank to say " have no con-
ndencs in any Of the shrewdly wsrded
Prepositioas be has made. Az ts:his plsdr-
- word and promises, they ere probably
- reliable a. Holy Writ, for ought W
know o. care. But railrsad propositions
ere another thing. his. having assumsd
vsriese phases. and ass .saeesptibls Of 70.
sieus iatsfpsslatieas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
THE RAILROAD WAR /!
Which 10 Il. Peace Or War!

Oar readers are alrsady we'll aware Of
the meeting Of the Wall-strsss Ring in Chi
cage yesterday, TO elect new board Of di-
rsctsrs, take the Tracy party BY the throat,
cut short the westward career Of the Chica-
60, Rock Island L Pacific Railroad, and let
the great commercial interests along its
line take care Of themselves, regardless OF
past pledges, until such time az they
should see at TO make an extension, OF
very probably to build . switch line ever
to the Northwsstsrn Railway, and abandon
this line altogether.
Well, they arrived in Chicago. and i'm
msdiately Afterwards ascsrtained that Chi
cago vas not the place they were locking
for after all A perfect hailstorm Of in
functions were served upon the Aforesaid
Msssrs. Bears. Bulls 1 Co.. and after con-
sulta,ion concluded that the much desired
new board could 10 dispensed with about
~ we'll a. not.
Last evening . party Of this Aforesaid
stock holders lsft Chicago and came to see
Mr.. Tracy, President Of the road-ts see if
some compremiss Of this asht might not BE-
effected. Negotiations ere now pending. and
of course ws are unable TO say what the
precise result will be but Of one thing oil
may be assured;no csmprsmiss will b made
short Of putting this read straight through
from Dss Meines to Council Bluffs. That
point agreed upon % . basis. il 10 to Be
presumed that further stipulatisns can b
made Advantsgsous.
Peace is desirable at oil times. but there
are smsrgsnciss when war is more prsfsra-
bic and mere healthy. and this 10 one Of
them. Railroad extension OF 6ght Il the
motto just now, andths ring can have beth,
ifit 10 any object, to their hearts content.
We trust that the 'gsntlsnsn whs have
found IL y their interest to seek NJ. Tracy
whore he 10 always to b found, will also
6nd il 10 their advantage te.censult thsis
own interests BY consulting thosoj Of the
people Of Iowa. Ths Aght has alrs,dy
been long ons, and We presume has not
paid any large dividends to the stock held.
sSs. II money is what they are fishing for.
they bad better discharge their army oi
lawyers, get right out Of the courts, join
Mr.. Tracy in cracking the road through.
and take their dividends IS the road earns
them.
This 10 the most feasible horn Of the d.
lsmma yet there 10 another lot them
take their choice. The dsresr the sht the
faster the road will 60 on-hsncs W say
"lst EN- fight"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Dlseksnith's Stesk and Tssls.
IN HAND AND FOR SALE At LOwEST
Dellowe. Peter WfishVs Anvils, 0elid Deg
Vices. Stocks, Diss. CAST Sissl uanners.
0leires. Farriers' Knives. Buteasses,
Rssps, Files, -.
Alse. all The leading Hake cf Horse Shoes, Mule
nleee. aannsssd, and Pressed Nails, Tee Calks
Carriase aud Tire bolts, Nuts, Washers, 4e.
1isefsmiths will nd n our stock svesy thing thsy
osdsss y nAll viii receive Psenps astsation.
jsa1-Aa n 1sooy oesoot.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Twelve years ago. White Pine Compound
was 6rss introduced 20 the public. II has
daily grown In faves since then, until at
the present time there 10 hardly . family
Who has net tested II for Colds, Pulmonary
Complaints and Kidney Affections. Large
numbers Of physicians use it In their daily
practice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04


fa'cxs Dovs' Dows ! Down Dim
stead 10 now making four dozen Tin rypes
ior 2oc--only &c per dozen. lie is bound
% furnish lows. Illinois and the balance Of
creation with pictures Al almos, their own
price. He 10 sull making those beautiful
fsrrosypes and Gems at bis formcr low
priccs-tahcn in any kind of weather and
warranted not TO fade.
WE have some land near the limo OF tho
the railroad, Gust the place TO make good
farm y to trade for property in Davenport.
or improved farms.
ELpnipoa 4 Bno,
Land and Insurance Agents.
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

J.T. tRMPLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
lth and Main SITS, fruit and ornamental
trees. uv23-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

90 70 rHs BvS.-go to Tho Hrysrt n srs.ton
Iowa state Buniness College 10 get a thorough prse
ueai business education. or IT, become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. sd-
dfess, tenclo-ing stamp The Bryant a Sustion
Commercial Colleya. DaNennnri. InMA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Oregon sends grsstisg 70 her sister
States Of The Esss. The people u the Pc.
cite Slope have sretsn, and two Dsmoesat-
ic Senators come from Oregon to swell the
number Of these who shall hold In check
the partisan rulers Of the Gsd-and- human.
ity party.
Thus with alargs Democratic gain do The
people Of Oregon condemn the impsachers.
and sspudiats the Chicago Convss.ion.
All hail to Oregon Nsbly has she sps-
ksn-gad noble sxanpls has she ct 10
ths ether States. Like frssmsn kaowins
their rights her people have condemned
the Radical party and swept the State. Let
the November election bs but . eentinua-
ten Of the same, and . ire psepls will not
b cursed with sn ambitious pslitlsal
Chisitain 1.-THE he'd e ~ natiea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
r OUlSv VILE AND UTIO 4
CEMENT,
Per sale b. n. II. PRETTYAAM.

DANlBL COULD.
~7HoLESALH AND RIrAIL DHALIB IN
SSats. HS1Ts vtaSaev ''
II shades, &c.
rcA3l.aN Bass Second stssss. cor. Perry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
ELpnipon 4 BRo,
Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady strest

Tns Pcnnr AND Sw asrssv Con Lvxs on IN The
~ord manufactured from frcsh, healthy tivsrs up.
on the sea shoss 10 10 perfectly pure apd sweet
raussts Who have once taken 10 ca take no other
Ast Tor y Hazard q Casvsirs Cod Liver oil, mann
tsetsrcd e{ cAawsLi- uAxAss D Co, surosssors 10
Hists tAu,S sat = vsov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

PoLIcs CouRr.-Ths case Of Kshos o..
MoMamara was dsdidsd yesterday aft,s-
noon at Justice Peters court. John Rus
sell, one Of the witnesses for the defence
appeared and stated that he did the stab
bing in self defense, whsreupon Kshos was
discharged from custody. James Finch
and McMamera were arrested At the insti.
cation Of John Russell, charged with as
suit with intent to commit great bodily in
Jury. Finch gave bonds in the sum Of
81, 900 10 appear at tbs court on the 10th
Of June. - answer the charge. McMama.
rawill probably give his bond to-day or be
committed.
Lucy Shines, good specimen ofthe ''un-
bleschsd' American, was brought up this
afternoon, charged with keeping bawiy
house. Tie representative OF the Freed
mems Bureau, witnesses for the defense.
were ont in fsrce-but the character Of the
house Was already known to the police, and
she was fined $lo. Falling to pay this,
she went TO jail for ten days
One Paul Tusen. who, it appears, is .
regular habitus Of the place, was caught in
sagrante dslicto with one Of the colorsd in-
mates. This degraded specimen Of human
ity was fined SIS, for the non payment Of
which, no went to Jail fer 80 days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Dn. KNArr. formerly Of Now York, who
mas visited Davenport regularly tho past ten
years, and effected many wonderful cures
OF old Chronic Diseases. Cancers, and
diseases Of the Eye and Ear, which have
been pronounced ineurable by tho medical
profession generally, can bs consultei At
The Scott House, Thussdsy, June 4th, as
will 30 seen By bic card In another column.
Consultation free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

oootQ 0i ComWle0oo0oeo 70 execute the
powers and duties Of The Get, Of which the
Mayor 10 chairman, and whose msstines
are public, aud whose acts are to be enter.
Cd Of record, bat who are disabled from
binding the city BY any cot Of settlement
unleee such cot 10 reported = The City
Csuncil and approved BY it.
l need scarcely observe that it IL highly
necessary that yen should appoint men sf
unquestionable character and integrity,
and in whom the eitizsns generally have
unboundsd ooa6dsuee. Whether zen uill
sppoint these Commissieosss befers TIE
election, 10 fee you tedetsRmins. OF ceofss
they eoall nst sos until aftsfwasds. Bul
i might b satisfactory - Ne voters .
knsw In advancs that sslid and substaatial
men wosld (subjsct to tAS ceAtrel of the
Oounoil) have this important matter Il
sbargs. sEE r~
sYsu have power (ssssiea ~ v pass srdi.
nances requiring the1e eonmissiousrs t.
take sush cath and U give eush bends Il
yea ny deem necessary.
II the sitissas vete % cot undsr The nv,
10 II prs ctie2ble 70 make = settlensntf
have ~ doubt Of il. In Wis ,nsin and
Illlnsis, und-r similar laws, many tswns,
cities and eolnti. have alre Ady settled.
10 there any necessity for sstiag usdss
this lawi
This aimits Of bot one answer, provided
sisisfactory tsrshs and propositions can b
had and section 9 Of the Law points out q
0sds Of asesrtaining this, which will sGse.
tuAlly prevent any abuse Of the powers
given BY the Get.
Hsvisg secured; the passage Of che oct,
new lay down the appointmsnt yeu were
pleased 10 give me, although might 70 On
and procure liss Of creditors, 70. bat
deem Il bettsr 10 leave the whole matter %
the Board Of Cenmissioners under the oct
Having no interest in the subject except
% citizen, not being . bondhoidsr, nor
sven knowing the nsns Of . sisgls bond
holder Of the city, BET folly senvsssant With
the legal situation, With wAsa hes already
bssn decided By the Federal Courts, and
seeing The results - which their line Of dc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Ws publish to day the call fos 40 cleo
tion 70 vote on the township tax Of 4 per
cent, 2per cent. to be levied this year and
two nsxt. for the Davenport / 81. Paul Rail
road. Let every taxpayer in the tewuship
consider the advantage this road viii BE- 70
him and work aecordingly fer thssucssss Of
this vote. II is the only just and equal
way Of distributing the burdens Of building
the road, and should be carried with
moro than q majority vote.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

moro than . majority vote.
Orr ron PeoRiA.-Ths Board Of Diroo.
tors Of the p. 4 r. |. r. r. meet to-day in
Peoria, for the purpose Of locating the road.
Committees from Rock Island, Moline and
this city will be in attendance and repre-
sent the importance Of locating the line by
way Of Moline. Messrs. Eggleston, Tsge-
Ter, Guyer and Merrill representing Rock
Island Messr. G. Atkinson, d. w. Gould
and c. II. Deere, Moline; Mssars. Hslmss,
Newcemb and Henry. represent this city.
Mr.. Geo. II. French, one of thsdirsctors, lsfl
on tho train last evening. We shall OK
pect favorable report from them.
DosATloSs to the Grant Strawberry Fss-
.ival may be sent TO the Metropolitan Hall
tomorrow morning. Any ladies that can
spare few hours tomorrow forenoon or
afternoon TO assist in arranging the tables,
viii confer great favor BY reporting ~ the
Hall. Preparations arc being made for .
grand time. Strawberries, Ice Cream,
Cake, &c, with . score or two Of young
ladies to wait upon the tables, will no doubt
mako tho occasion one Of great interest
old bachelors will not forget to bring their
pscket books.