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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

Pots RAlsiSg. "A Grant aud ColfiA Pole will
he raised At Monkton this lSuurday afternoon,
II } o'clock wrhopc that there Inay ic general
turnout Of the Republicans ofihe neigihorhood
A mass meeting viii Ne held az Monhion, on
Saturday, .nernoon. - tob .r -, VIII will be
addressed By John Z Ensor Esq Gen. King
Wa n Marine, Esq md Ion llenry stock
bridge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

TEgrrH,Nrr NEgTiNG. Several talented gen.
ltr'nrn ARE cArcc,rl 10 addr, "a public icinpc,.
au,' meeting 10 be- held in the court hausc on
SurLly. sic eth instant See notice
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

y ,rLg NIm lSIENr - kliL john Gfc,r
Na- ARRESTED ga Noul,t last. charged with a.
.suiiing with intent in kill = female NAMED a.,
WOODS n, " low Grove, in this county --
The accused MAS fclc..rl a bail to appear aud
an w.r ~. charge.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

- \ large Volume would not contain the
mass - testimony which has accumulated in
favor II Wi'tir's BiisIm of HiR CT,rry as a
safe. tilicirni. aud reliable remedy in curing
cough. co!l.. and pulmonary disease. Many
uf the clr,, are truly wonderful
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19
- 3.S hEMNlN NOTION,
Aug. 3y-i:. Ex,cl,

'I'IiiS l. t. GIti NOT'C +. TLa' Ga, -
L srribeF has zee. .ci from tho OF a.t
Couf, 81 Baltimore county. letter. d.: rd'a 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

SIw BAiDsE. -Thos. J. Miller has been aulhof-
i2ca by the county commissioners 90 build "a
u,a trit- "yrr wcinmiller's miii-Tacc IN the
seventh district, al an expense If S2ia
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

late Of cad county. deceased. A.! l,crsn..- INV
ing claims against tl., saii estate aye h"-'t.
warned o"xhibi; the same. with the N.t.lrr-
thereof. u the subscriber.
~ o. 5,(ore ne 29h dag q Ayr.. .-'st
they us, oihorwis, b! Law be rxciu.i,i ~. 81.
al benefit OF said estate Those indebted 1.
aid estate are requested t. make .mu"d.at,.
payment. Given under my haud tbs 18th d.:
81 August, lS6s.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

RAILWAY Collision Shortly after milui,h,
a. Mon lay collision occurred on tie y. e 4
L.. u,sr Munkiou. ia this county. between u
Passenger train hound North and if,i.l, ,iAin
io.u1 South The locomotive. - 10th train
were somewhat damaged aul 10, base4.c ,lt O..
the ras.ru-,r train considerably broken. s,yctA
90 the other ears, With the broken irAemcnis.
being thrown ga the down track Fortunately.
90 90. va, injured
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

/. l.rNala ASb Coat YAKD. Two responsible
gpu'I iuru 90 Our rOuniy are about establishing
a coal and iuintcr yard in this town. Il q.
something 49, have long needed
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

Su'cs NJ lLgnrSiSJ. Daring ihc lrcytl. nee
"' ID, s','u. un Iti!a, night u' .a.' Wuk r.,
stic-A,.i,i hugsc on the PuiindclILn ;.fu.
ii.g aho.i $50 miles from the ciit Nls $50 .
lA i'.h'"i.- The ccciric iluii -a;,f,d TO-. 8 q
'hr roo'. nna arr passing io il' ,,i..n. e. 20,
..eoui sil;. % mulc it, c,i' NJ Lowry. re
81 IT, " 'h' -aic h'i'r, VITO Nas sittu.. it = &C.
ruhd s.urt fo"iu al tie time WAS r,n.,t,d iu.
,.i>ih.r inr frw moments from ihr effects % the
,Arck IL, damage Ia ihr house wAs slight
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

pr"EA NTAgrn.--This justly celebrated AID
world renowned article has taken the Gr.' ir.t
r'''it.' i; Europe and in ,hi, rouu'r, It. gs,a'
strength and perfect purity, combined With To,
gl"'. 10 give. ." the fabric, mat,sii ,he fvofi',
- ih" hom.cAeclrr ard lAuudfcss u D. 10" u.o.'
economical .'Af'h ia every way. tot one pound
- o. sill v,ls IA IS two pou;u.. .' utiii.r,
starch To-. j. II least savin. %; i"ur 8 g..
ro.hi L. 'ar hiu.rkccjcr. 100 the usc oi tbs af-
uci". A-& the merchants tor pafyc,s starch.
and ur sure on g.; it Sc advertisement
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

nrHcArnN 81 Joseph ZIONIST Nona.'r
y. 'tihu'ir beneficial Institution. w,- su'inu
!. dedicated 90 the purposes Tor whigh il wa.
iui't, un Monday last. large nunl, 90: a.,
-1,iriic. ofgtlinot, &c. taking part In the -.
'fci.t. Thi- building. which :. one ~ ,lr ups'
a''-a. Ave vl,li,c. on the ft,dcfich road t. o..
cafe nr 20, norih eide 80 the ROAD dif'cilt up
i..-,f, hpIlon P,rS Cemetery. nhug' Two mil,
i'iin The city Il Is Luili % Mar, Land grey mli-
49, no frei Ion. hy - deep. will Naa al
iuof su'muun'rd hy a tower - G,i high TIE
Institution sill hc under the care OF Rev Father
Victor. supervisor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

rRnrraIY SALE -Mcssrs, Cannon & To-, auc-
iiouc,rs. sold ou Monda, last At the Exchange
stlr,rooms. baltimore, the farm o. Mr. fcinout.
containing fiiy acres. ,ilgai In Gr,cn Spring
Vail, !, on ihc lire ~ the Western Nr,hnl
rulfond near lirooklaniyilc The land Is IN
q high stat, e. cultivation, and is improved h,
= com'oti,bl, lwcling, good barn. Sc Pur.
- ono
The adjoining property Of 90 acres WIS Offered
~ Tho SANE time and withdrawn on q bill of So
per acre.
Tho farm " til, late Z,nus R,rnum cii'cl
"G.'n tiitn. containing liei acre. 10 ihc
sitic uuehboihuoi. WAS alsn offered aud with
drawn on y iil ofSaOn per acre
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19
Fnrm for salc.

fINiiE Uui, sue.i ..l"r, ir- .4.. .f.
L very ic.lrab.' PIE J. "a . "H
c. on III" Hartford T.rnl - ,.... .,.
80 'n..es from baltimore. d: ii- .-.. r.
q Ing rf the jarpa Road W L.
TurnplSc. Il contains FORTY "N b ISIS.
about l.. "f whirh arc ri'ar,.i ava 80 ca.i ,.i..
ii''"t hslanrc covered MI. :-.l F.t '.i..
The improvements arc :a.i -4.. t..' 3
STONE HOUSE. stable. ire u.l... g.. -
water ot a." pl,-. - -x'c!,.u' F.- ..-'...
Ac.. apply 60 JUliS u. iONGNIcEEU.
.Hw-. ~ $50.
ar To- the Edi,or- e.. ,a.. PAPER.
sz,- This rrpr,rty wii ID; Sell. 3D. 81" &.
sent Eff
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19
Leq0i Notices.
& EcOED NATIONAL BANK
- OF bALTlA.oA..
rs.
HENRY A.INLOEs DAVID X. LrSRi. ia
VID DlNSMoLE AND uTigi.Es.
IN the C1c~i c.pr, for h'H.~.. 'v.a.
EqHfy

III. object oil ihi .ait - T.. pt,,ur" de-
10 set aside y deed a. ruHy"saA'" if "a le't'
Dnsnioro aud Mar ,.. has wife. e, ii"hi. ~.
l..o-s and David 4 i.ushy. 90 tfu+t. .- iiaH'
uicnt aud void IN creditor. "ti i'f a
sale of the real cstut thereby cnnt'!''!
The nill atatcs - sail pih .ui'g". h"i9f
dcbtod ~ &c. tain irtor rnrn IA ia" go
three huDdrci 10. az. aud twenty rur "
on the 9TH dss &C. uurch. 1901, delivered s.
said Farmer his prom ,sury not" 81 that date
for the said STUN, payable ninety days Hi,ur
date; that sad farncn endorsed said not" Ia
complainant; that ,aid note was not paid ~
maturity, aid that comp lainAut, then being III"
holder thereof. entered suit thereon IA the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Baltimore city against
raid Dinsnore, by whom judgment wa con
Tossed for the above mentioned sum, with ir-
,crcst from the 9Th day of June. Isl .and ro.f
that said Judgment remains unpaid that ni
ter SAID indebtedness was incurred TIC snil
Dinsinore conveyed all his real cstai" - arn-
~ 4. lnlocs aud David X. Lusby. "a iiusi. O."
tU one third Of the income thereof. t. BIZ w.t.,
Mary A. binsmorr. during her lite aui the ~
manning twO.this'is "i said income 1" Vc e.
Piled a. the education and support OF his icut I'M
nor children, aud u ION the death 81 saiG .Iui.
Dinsinore the said real estate I" be ciy'l""
amongst all the children Of said frantn. t""st
ia named, "a wit John Dinsmnrc, Rob. Dr.
more. David Din more. Junior. G"erg' i.lt
mor-. Mary Ken al. wife Of Gcorg. k'r' al..
Annie Dinsm"r, EmmA Dinsm"rr. ,.nrt
ninsmnre snd T ns- Moran Dinsu.'r' +a'
Bill further cha IS that the persona r.'a.
snid Dibsnore. he time % said c.n,". ..c'.
was utterly insui u.icnt {" pay hia t'i,,s. 'ift
,nii deed was ~. with intent tp hitdrr att
irirsud the crr.l 70 ot cad Dnsr4afr nhd ~
fraudulent AID Il AgHius; c"mrafnnhi ai.t
,prh other cred. ~. Il ssid fTusmuf- u- les
come IN and COZ butte t. the tNpcus'e "i the
SUIT aud that pinsmor- and David Iin-
nnr-. Junior. ar. I residents q thv ~t.ts ~
Maryisrd
u 10 ih-feuI" A.s2lst day 90 Aug
rrirr-i iha, IA auiuiainait. hy rau-.'
copy - this "-'!rf tr be- Inherited 90. -.t
laI'"r Published ga baliirrnr~ county. 't
zach 80 !npr su,st,-fV Week hci.ft t..'.
lay - October. isfS. give hnticr 90 -a.t ..-.f.,
d"irudsu;s -. "a" subsiaIc" ant object Oh,
bill. and warn th"'n :" appear IA tbs ''.''' 80
person ~ b! s"lic ter.
On Or b.fo,e ne fh day q ja'va-.. i-n..
., .nsw~r ID" fcini.cs. sui saw ,.H--. Q So!
,n"y have. why decree Oush, hot :" i'-- 3.
prayed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19
Small Farm II Private sale
Proposals for n Bridge.

Proposals for n Bridge.
'INlIE undcrsign"i cominis.jan,r ~. ail~.i.i. q
Il by the Boards 60 county t.tuiul t.iI....- 81.
Baltimore and Howard c.uut.e.. invite
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING \ Wo1ulN
BRIDGE.
over the ratapsc1 FALL. at Eli Giisr f.5;.d.i.
on the Old Washington r'al. between b.lt.u-rr
and Howard counties.
tn" length II the said bridge will 0. ~. -.
Pcrsons making proposals. VIII tafu.. l.. ~.
aud specifications.
Tho proposals will be- received until
Tuesday. Styf,micr ?24. l>ts.
at 10 o'clock \. NJ, AT IA" Hotel - the Va.
ington Junction. baltimore and OH iAilr..a 30
Proposals may be- directed hy mail ti.,.tl,r
of the undersigned. ~ -. ncuuis 4. -. N,lt.
more county. Nd.
DANIEL !. MsrAt lLf.
WILLIAM Z. EANbtI.
COLUMBUS :. SIMPLIFY.
II Daltimorr ttuu's.
GEORGE POtucK.
WILLIAM RuWLL~.
- rLUMMEE.
nf Howard county.
sent 1T
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

A FRESH STOCK Il gcntlemcn's clothing
~ iust received ~ tho " Excelsior Store,"
Tow ipniowu. Full suits az very low rates
Coinc aud see eur variety and learn our rates.
sept ie--tf c. II. CHEW.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-19

GALL ST CLEANfl NNp co.'s, iOa y.
y GAY STREET, aud sec ihclr STRING
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
nsyEns NEWS.

Tho Reserve leaves Pert Byron for st.
Pail tomorrow morning on the arrival OF
The 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Savanna leaves same point for st.
Paul Monday morning. Pembina leaves for
st. Louis tonight.
The New Boston is the regular packet
for For. Madison Monday morning.
Wits coLIAn LINE.
The Northern Belle ls,ves Port Byron TO-
morrow morning for 81. Paul on arrival Of
6:45 train from Rock Island. The FAvosits
leaves ssms point for g.. Paul Monday
morning.
Addis johnson regular packet for st.
Louis Monday morning.
The river is rising rapidly at st. Louis.
A rise is also reported in the Missouri.
The St. Louis Republican says. The
Managers Of the Keskuk Packet Company,
Northsrs Line snd White Collar Line have
effected an srsau cement with Major General
Warren, BY which they sscurs the loan d
one Of Longs scrspsrs to 30 used in deep
eniog the channel ever the varisus saud
bare between st. Louis and Ksokuk. Il Il
thought that the shsnssl. l.depth csa b 10
creased at least twelve inches ~ the uss o
the scrapsf. The machine will b q worl
IN about ten days. This movement ~
| initiated BY Capt. John 8. McOsns. Prssi
dent Of the Keokuk Packet CompaDy, bu
The expenses attending the fi.tisg up and
working Of the scrapsr will b bern,
| squslly BY tbs packet companies absv'
named.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
rur rRorr,SG RACE.

The next thing in order was the race DC
tween stallion's, $500 to the let horse, 500
To the 2nd, and $50 TO the 81. Bashs~,
Jr.. Sam Kirkwood, Lance. and Pilot Ten
ole. we're entered. Temple being unable
to appear, GA account Of injuries received
Thursd.y. WAS Withdrawn. When the
rsc, wa. called it Was gctting late, and vas
Al O'Clock before they came to the score
Fissr uEAr-B .shaw At the pole, kiik-
wood second, tagging little. Ca reach
log the back-strctch kirkwood over
hauled Lance, and after sharp
brush passed him-B,shaw held the lead
far in advance and did the best trotting
seen thi. year, be moved easily without
skip or break and coming down the home
stretch 0, the last turn, he did some spien-
did work crossing the score several lengths
ahead Of Kiskwood. and winning the heat
in 2.29A. the best time made during the
meeting. Heavy bets were now made on
the time of the next heat, Bishaw the Ia
vcrits against the fold.
SECOND HEAr.- Same position ., before.
gsed send of. Bashaw again taking the
lead. Kirkwood pressing him closely. Large
gap Of daylight between Lance and Kirk
vood. On the second turn from the score
Kirkwood had . long lap on BAshaw's
wheel, he held close after all the way round
and made . Gns burst on the home stretch.
Bashaw won The heat in 2:34. Lance barely
saving his distance.
Tarhp HsAr.-$l00 to 15 Vas now Of
fsrsd on Bashaw and takers hard to 6nd,
425 to $3.50 was also bet, Bashsw the
favorits at almost any odds against the
| held.
The horses got . splendid start. Bashsw
taking tho lead and maintaining it without
effort throughout the mile. Kirkwood
twice put his nose even with Bashaw'a
wheel, and the rest Of the time was closely
pressed BY Lance who rallied asd made
ssns good time on the last half mile,
Bashaw crossed the score two lengths ahead
winning the heat and race In 2:37.
suMnAnY.
Purse Of $500, mile heats, best I've ID
three 10 harness.
D. Nelson, names b. o., Bashaw Jr., Ill.
IC. MsAllister, names. Sam Kirkwscd, 222
A. D. Csrssn, names, b. s., Laace. 1888
Time 2:291. 2:34, 2:37.
When the last heat Was finished it va
sundown and the crowd made their exi
from tho Amphitheatre, through th'
grounds, and homsward, we'll pleased will
the days sport and thoroughly impressed
With the ides, that the Association any
where that beats the Scott county snnua
meeting In point Of interest will have to d.
we'll. In short time the spacious grounds
which . few hours before contained il
trampling Thousands, WAS deserted, ant
the Fifteenth Annual Fair Of Scott county
came to close. The sun had set brigh
and clsar in the west. . hopeful omen fol
the future,-may it prove %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Which was adopseu.
Mr Nstthss. from the Committee on
Public BuildiDgs and Grounds, offered the
folio wing resolution:
Rsssies2 b ths Beesa Il o1ossvlsoss q ossae
.ccnt nm 10 sun of 1ve AusA a aullaso. g =
"a i'm rows and build . PRIV veoh q Ne eeoss
eiounty Jeal TIE Wo9k Gho5l - 0lvoo u esoesoss
"a dea ooAep Ne sapssviG1ee g ~ Qhe1faoA
- 0ssun1e s
whfch ~ adoPesa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Which was adopted.
MIR. Apologize from the committee on
bridges and highways, made the folio y
ing reports:
Your committee to whom the report
Of Commissioner and three claims for
damages in the Schmidt road case OF Sher-
idan township was referred, recommend
the appointment of John Lambert, n. g.
Farber and Peter Lau as appraisers, to
qualify, examine and assess the damages
on the 18th Of October next, aud that this
case be set for lst VI ednesnsy Of the jan
uary session 1859, for final hearing.
Which was adopted.
Your committee to whom the petition Of
Simon Bowley and Others OF Princeton
township, asking for re survey and alters,
ti0n in the Lost Grove road was referred
your committee have examined the papers
and found them correct. We recommend
the appointment Of John l.. Cast of Prince
ton Commissioner to qualify, view and ex-
anime on the lst day Of October next.
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Means from the Committee on Poor
and Poor House, made the following re
port
Your committee to whom was referred
the communication Of the Poor House III
rectors, asking the Board to transfer from
the Insane fund j3.376.5 SO TO the county
fund, report in favor of granting the
prayer of petitioners
Which was adopted
Mr.. Stcarns from the committee on
equalization, made the following reports:
Your committee whom was Icfefred
the protest of the IT, 8. Express Co., rep
resenting that the action oi the Assessor
lin assessing against the said Go. a tax on
their business for the present year, is like
gal, and protesting against the action Ct
the said Assessor have had the same un-
der consideration and would respectfully
recommend that the said assessment be
stricken from the tax list.
Which was adopted.
Your com nittee to whom was referred
the petition If Levi s. Chamberlain Of
the city Of Princeton, esking to have the
sum Of 1851 taxes enormously paid and
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per an
mum for years and 8 months, amounting
to 81 "a refunded to him from the county
treasury, having made full examina alton
OF the game would report in favor OF
granting tie prayer ofthe petitioner.
Which was adopted.
NJ. ID. .Sny der, Clerk Of the Board, ap
pointed special committee TO investigate
| certain erroneous sales OF taxes
Reported that Gen. s. G. Dow was en-
titled to have S5S II refunded for errone
Gus sales of the folio wing real estate:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

CARPsrs CARPETs!l CARPETS | y
Wsdsworth / Co., Of Rock Island are now
receiving their Fall purchases Of Carpets.
and offer for sale full line Of oil varieties,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

LAST PsRvoRnARcs.-Ths White Fawn
will be played for the last time. At the
Opera House this evening. Those who
have not seen this play, should 90 tonight
bv al means.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Songrn,xo Nsw in cloaking, cleaks,
shawls. fianels, countsrpains, sdgings, en-
brcideriss, etc, just received st Cuttsr 4
Marxssu's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

w nlCn was AuOpttu
Nr. Blunk from Special Committee on
Duties Of County Officials. made report
which was, on motion of Mr.. Appicgate,
received and ordered 70 be placed on file.
Mr.. Laughlin moved that the report of
the Committee on Miscellaneous Matter,
laid on the table Wednesday, Sept. 9th, as
to provide for Insane, lie taken up; which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Laughlin then moved to lay the re-
mort on the table; which was lost.
Mr.. Mears then moved to adopt the re-
port.
On motion Of Mr.. Murry, adjourned till
2 o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at 2 o'clock p M, pursuan
to adjournment.
Upon calling the roll all the members
Appeared except Messrs Aplin and 6indt
The report Of the Committee on Miscel.
laneous Matter that was pending at the
adjournment OF the Board this forenoon,
was resumed. On taking the question on
the adoption Of the report, q majority Of
the Board voted against the report.
M. Means, from the Committee on Pool
and Poor House, made the following 70.
port:
Your Committee 10 whom was referred
a communication from the Poor House Di
rectora asking the Board to provide suit
ana recommendations for the insane nov
Is charge Of the Directors Of the Poor
would report in favor Of instructing tn,
Directors to proceed at once and max,
such arrangements ~ may seem best, tenn
nornrv or otherwise, Tor their accommoda
ton out of the Insane Fund Of the county
Which was adopted.
MI. Kruse offered the following rssolu
tiou:
beseov seront "a judges and Clsrks Of the severe
n ~ Hreeucts for Davsnp0rt Tovnship q ~
1r~.CSsr eiaetion ersuing, to-wit:
Ss--s N,artton PYoainet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Hoss AoAm.-We notice with pleasure
the return Of s. Z. Brown and family, after
several weeks absence at the sea-shors and
various points ofintsrsst and enjoyment In
the East, looking much improvsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

with its gloomy attcndants,-low spirits,
depression, involuntary emissions, loss OF
semen, spermatorrhea, loss Of power. dizzy
head, loss Of memory, and threatened i'm
potsncs and imbecility. find . soversign
cure in Humphrey Homeopathic Specific.
No. twenty eight. Composed Of the most
valuable, mild and potent Curstivss, they
strike at once At the root Of the matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharges, and
impart vigor and energy, life and vitality to
the entire man. They have cured thous-
ands Of cases. Price s. per package Of six
boxes, and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold
by Druggists. and sent by mail on receipt
OF price. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co., 663 Broadway,
NAN York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
NOTICES..

Royal Baking Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder dess il. Ask your grocer
for il. aud take 10 other. Il d ! decided
improvement over any ether.
In word, MADAME zADOC POR.
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM il the great
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Cessuup.
tiss, and it, use will soply repay the con-
fidenes Of the user. Il has alroady done
much, and l. destined = do more, 10 miti-
gate, and 6oally banish from the human
family, - terrible . sessres Of suffering
humanity - Cesssmptiss.
wAnr Of Energy u one great sisierssss
il business, q we'll - . peoleet Of hosse-
hold duties. The use ofUpssr's " Stand.
ard Wine Bitten" will s6setually give toss
and energy to the physical powers of The
sys,su, and remove lsssitud& The Peru
Wan Bark con ntainsd in them viii also esrs
agu. Fer ssls By all dfsegists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Twenty-one thousand four hundred and
thirty seven acres Of land in Guthrie, and
Adair counties, and nealy every county IN
the State. Lots and houses in town, cheap
for cash. ELpRiDos 4 Bro,
Land and Insurance Agents, NO. ~.
Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Heass TsIsvss.-Ssoe bsld raoeals see
essdsd in making a With valssbas span
sf hessss ald wagon bslengiss y Mr.. J
z. Burnside Of Bloc Grass, last evening,
whils he was waiting .. the Nswcomo
Heose Tor bic son. His sistsr.in- laws
trsak was in the wagon and the team Was
hiaehsd q the eoenss Of 9od : Main. Ten
minutes hsd hardly passsd whsn be looked
out and ssw thas the vhsls rig was gone.
Evefythise uas dsns that coald lead to the
discovery Of their whsesabouts but up to
THE aorning ~ clus bad bssn ebtainsd.
Lassr " learn that the team hes been
found. Il was brought to the city this
forenoon, by Capt. Clsrk Of Bafalo, who 10
eeaiag 70 ths city, fesnd them hitshsd 70
. tree ssss shs river hank, I've miles THE
si0e sf Buffalo. They had taken The trunk,
ssbeo ~, aad saslee . sti9 81 leh The
hogDo9 Wsss oalsjoeed. Nr. Dugoeie ha0
s(ssao de1se = ~ ~ saoealo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

TRY "GILT EDGE
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The best
Tobacco in America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
Cerel1 case:

Davenport, Iowa, Sept. II, 1858.
Dn. LlsarniIL-Desr Siy:-Ysur treat.
meat sf ny son has resulted In great benefit
to him, and feel eos0dsnt Of bic foil r.
esvsry.
had regarded his case - hopeless, and
vas advised BY the most able physicians u
Chicago that his lsft lung was nearly gone
and that they entertained no hepe Of bio
recovery. T.T. Dow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

PosfPoNsD.-The grain dealers meeting
called for Monday aftssnoos, 10 postponed
until Thursday afternoon. Sept. nth, at 2
o'clock to wai, the result Of the meeting at
Chicago, on Monday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

Tss NArrsn II III Taus LionS. Brr
OxE Fnsf PasnIun ON ORoAHs at the
Scott CO. Fair. and the besks Of the Society
show that THE was awarded 70 the Estsy
organ exhibited BY J. Herr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12

CITY 1T + IA =.
GIT 1T e N q.
Peoples Party Csusty Ticket.
Hor Ssussce, TO Oh veesseyl
JAmDs WlNANo.
Per Rscsries.
II. J. RO0lf1.
Pos Clerk District Court.
FRED. voLLAER.
Tor Coroner,
DIR. JAMES McCOuRTNAI.

CnsApEsr place to buy peaches is .. the
Davenport Fruit House.