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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

TaAINlxo A PaIzs FioafsR.-MeOools 10
training himself in this way for the sp-
preashiss 6sht with Ceburn for the Amer
lean championship
From bed 1t 9 o'clock, . walk Of six OF
seven miles 10 taken. and returning, 9
breakfast Of portsF-houss steak, cooked
rare, with dry toast. 10 psrtaksn Of. About
10 o'clock another start il made. continuing
some fifteen OF twenty miles. and returning
10 we'll rubbed down with dry, course tow.
els, then taking cold bath, to bs again
rubbed with bay rum and the hand. Din
nsr follows, and it 10 Of carefully cooked
steak Or nutton chops, with no fat, and
glass Of prime Scotch ale, A lull Of two
hours intsrvsnss, then hard werk with In
dian clubs, dumb bells and gloves until
supper time. this meal being 81 the inevita
bic rare steak Of chops. with black tea
Social intercourse again until o'clock
when ITO bed" 10 the last order given 10
the day, which 10 readily complied with.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

NEw SlssaIA and the Isls Of Laken ere.
for the most part. only IN asglomsration Of
sand. ice and slsphant's teeth. At svssv
tempest the SEQ casts ashore fresh heaps Of
mammoth tusks, and the Inhabitants are
able to drive profitable trade in the fossil
livery throws up By the waves. During
the summer. innumssabls 0shsrmsn's basks
direct their course 70 this isle Of bones and
in winter immense Caravans take The sane
route, oil the csnveys dawn By degs, ~
turning charged with ths tusks Of the
mammoth, each Weighing from 100 to 200
pounds The fossil ivory thus obtained
from the frozen North is imported into
China ana Europe, where it IL employed for
the same purposes as ordinary ivory, which
10 Furnished, - We know, BY the elephant
and hippopotamus Of Africa and Asia. The
isls'of boo0 hes served % suarrv Of mi.
valuable material for export 10 China for
five hundred years, and il has been EXPORT.
cd 10 Europe for upward Of one hundred
years Bus the supply from these strane,
mines remains -undiminishsd. What !
number OF accumulated generations doe,
not this profusisn Of bones and tusks i'm
ply7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

OSs Of our exchanges from the far West
snlightsns ito readers BY informing them
that "Dr. Joseph Worcester. author Of .
large sized dictionary, and inventor Of Wer-
eestsrshire sauce, 10 deceased"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Sur AGAINST AN Insurance CoMPANr.-
The case of the United States versus the
Adams Express Company was before the
United States District Court in st. Louis
| on Wednesday. The suit arose in conse-
quence of dispute - to the delivery Of a
package Of &l2, 900. from the Treasury De-
partmsnt, Washington, to the st. Louis
custom house, by the Adams Express.-
The Government claims that the money
was never delivered, and that the receipt
was forged. Some interesting develop
msnts are expected during tho progress OF
the trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

TausLow Wxsp acknowledses thai r.
psblicssism i totseriug. He says: Large
eitiss. like Chicago. PAiladelphia, Boston.
Cincinnati, San Francisco and Rochester
have bssn wrested from our crap. Nor IL
tAis a. Easirs Statss have faitsrsd BY the
way, sd Withdrawn their support from tn,
Republican party. New York. instead 81
being ia the Republican column, wriths.
under the incubus Of . ATTY Thousand Dem
scratie majority, Pennsylvania, California
Connecticut and New Jersey. SO lately
plucked like band from the burning, have
likewise rslspsed."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Pr~~ldenVaml ElectOrs.
DEMOCRAT1C
cnnrressiOnnl Convention

tn, Dem ocracy o'the Second Congressional DIS
,r, ofIswa are hereby invited to selcc, delegates,
,r th. usual manner. TO attend convention 10 he
halden At CLINTON, Clinton county, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10TH, Is6s.
nj eleven O'Clock A. ~, Of said day. to nominate a
candidate for Congress. and to transact such other
business a. the Convention may doom advisable.
The ratio OF representation will be one delegate
for each fraction any votes. cast last fall for
Charles Mason for Governor. The several counties
Will be entitled TO the following number OF dele.
gate
Cedar. Jones'. -
Clinton .............1H jackson. ......-......lt
lam. Seoti. .......--.. .-.A'
Masculine. ............l5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Tas Radical Ballstis Of Philadelphia
styles the controversy between washburns
and D ,nuslIy - Washington black guard :
ism," and states that stern rsbuks should
b adninistsrod."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

TnR Pacific Miils, Of Lawrence, Mass,
we're the fortunate recipients of the prize 81
e., 900 in gold, awsrle led at tho late Expssi-
ton for its success in securing harmony be-
tween employers aud employed, and in ad-
vancing the welfare OF the operatives. The
Exposition gave ten awards for superiority
in this respect, and among ave hundred
competitors. nino were bestowed upon o.
adjustments from continental European
countries, none from Great Britain, AID
this one from the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
AS AN APERIEET,

There u no medicine 90 much in favor with thos
Who are acqusintsd With Their action ~ Rsbsck .
Blood Pills; they are safe, sasa.t and mild In thsii
operation. and are purely vegetable; can be taken
BY children - we'll % adults try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
LEUCORRHEA,

Or Whites which follow local debility and constitu-
tonal weakness. be sflectuslly cured by the
Of Robaek's Stomach Bltters. Do not LET the drug
gst sell you any other remedy, these Bittsrs
prepared with especial reference to this complaint
and are warranted to cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

TO YOHNEC M = n

no arreet Seminal Lossee, to conquer bad habits
and remove the edects OF early Error send -
vile. Kentucky.
Having had ten yeass experience IN this specially,
patients suffering from any disease whatever Of pr
waite confidential nature. and ladies troubled with
any the ailments peculiar to the eex, BY enclosing
Z: cents above, with brief statement OF case. win
receive particulars for sef tseatnent By rstnfn mai
and thus avoid quackefy. We also have vari1
Clasp which Ne guarantee 70 cure varfcocee In four
DAYS. The Kectro-Mnenetic Preventive. Those de-
for pamphlet. containing esSreviae0 nd explans-
hoas Of the above pfsvuativc Wo1h q essay . the
:sb!:ct Of Pssvsetce An eeassRoe1aeSs eceee
Drawer ~. louisville, n, oefS{ l1V1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

~ order Of the Central Committee Of the Second
Congregational District, Iowa.
kpwAHp II. TnArrn, Chairman.
H. ". Snrrn.
w. H. BucuAHAs,
H. w. DussAn.
J. l.. SHnEAs.
VIZ GaAnAA.
ID. ~. RionAsD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Oufsr JeszlcH CaAss b undsntood 10
lssk upeo ~ Impeachment qusseiea . the
eeassaa aislaks ssss aaas ~ - Radical
pas4y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
MISSOURI.

g. Bangs, ST. Louis, Clothes Dryer; Z.
Fisher, st. Louis, Vase; L. d. Goodhus'
st. Louis. Glass Furnace; P. White. St
Louis, Check Valve; w. g. Smith, War
rsnsburg, Sugar Evaporator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

On Friday last . man, apparently about
a. Years az age. came TO the Pennsylvania
HOTEL in Forrsston, ILL.,, and applied TO the
landlord for lodging. stating that he had no
money. The kind hearted landlord told
him that he could stay, and put him int
comfortable room in the third story OF the
house. from which this man, who now
shows that be 10 a religious maniac" has
no, come out, and absolutely refuses so 70
do, and has to this time resisted oil efforts,
either Of persuasion, strategy or force, to
induce him TO take any nourishmens, sta
ting that Gsd has commanded him TO ocou.
py that room, and fast for forty days and
forty nights. This man 10 about i've feet
eight or ten inches in height, blue eyes,
dark brown hair lightly sprinklsd with
gray, and has svidsntly been man efsems
intslligssss. HE clsshing was very poor
and much worn, and from appearance has
been clsanly shaved till within the last two
or three weeks. The man refuses TO give
his name, HE place Of residence, OF any
thing Of his former history except that he
was born at Wsllesvills, Ohio. and has been
in the Insane Asylum At Warrington snd
Indianapolis, which may or may not %
true.
BAD Sloys.-Thsrc are certain unerring
sieus BY which farmers manhood may %
Thoroughly tested. IL 10 bad sign TO see
him take his team from the pillow ana has
nsas il up to run after msuntsbank shows
and the circus. 1t is bad sign TO see q
farmer smoking his pipe on the village store
counter in mid winter and his wife at home
splitting wood in . snow storm to keep her.
So # and children from freezing. II 10 bad
sign to see the women Of the house waste
aud threw away ashes and soap grease ant
buy hard soap at The stores. II 10 bac
sien to see the farmers plows and othe
high priced implements lying exposed d
winter in the fence corners and fields, goinl
10 destruction - fast q they oan. II 10
bad sign to see . houssfull OF childrsi
craving for knowledge, and no beck Q
newspaper in their reach for them to read
books and papers you knew are tso extrav
agant fer economical people to indulge in
II il bad sign 70 - farmers boy geio
TO the store with . jug and . corn cob In i
70 buy whisky for pickles, long after pickl
growing time has passed. II is very be-
sign 70 sss farmer feed his hogs, shes
and cattle On the pablis rsad. infringing .
the public rights With nuisaaes. whom b
ought 70 b. fsrtilising HE swn fields an
setting his nsighbers better example.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS

AZ remedy TO soothe all nervous excitement. and
In Its trueet sense, nervine, there 10. perhaps,
medicine extsnt which lie received with 90 much 70
vor a. Robaek's Stomach Bitters; wine giass full
on going to bed 10 all thut 10 required to produce
sound and hsalthfu sleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

PArENrs.-Boyd h Co., Solicitors Of Pa
tents, 2os Pine street. st. Louis, No., sffl'
sially report to the DExocRAr the following
patents granted Iowa and Missouri invent.
ors, for the week ending May 9th, 1868:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

A radical paper says hat gunner hes .
e!see Asad." lsssay e'eas q .bsains-Res-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

CHICAGO
TR AIDE

The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column arc carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicngo rs those
whose extensive operations and wide spread
reputation en;tlc thcm 20 the first rank in
commerce. The bu mess cards Of these
establishments IN Their several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order. FORM
ing comprehensive synopsis Of business
information, upon which our mcrchanAs
can rely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
The Profits Of the National
ABsn m h0

Tho semi ann ua statement Of the Nation
al banks on the first Of this month will give
some idea OF the profits Of those institu
tons, aud the value Of the privileges con-
fsrred upon them oy the legislation Of Con-
gress.
The total capital stock reported, foots up
e420,22l,2l0. Now let W see the amount
Of discounts and Investments that are pay
ing interest that the banks report on the
Same date
Loans and discounts ..... ..... e627 ,669, sss 81
United States bonds deposited to
secure circulation. ........ $50. aso, ESQ 90
United States bonds dspostsdto
secure deposits. ........-..... 81, l96. 600 90
United States bonds and seoul
ties on hand. Is, e49, 500 90
Other stocks, bonds and nortga-
gss IL, ,esl 10
Compound interest notes. .. 390s4, $50 90
Three per cent. certifcases ~, Isl, 600 20
Total. AL. oAo o.
II the banks receive an average interest
on this amount Of about eight per cent, il
will amount TO about go, 000, 900 yearly.
from which deduct, as liberal estimate,
SIC, O0C 900 yearly for expenses, il leaves IN
annual net profit Of $50, 900 900, about
twenty per cent. Of the capital invested
While The capital Of the banks 10 reported
to be S42O, 22l ,2l0. t339. 266. $50 Of it 10
deposited with the United States Treasurer,
in United States bonds, to secure the oircu-
latien, which. on the let Of April, was
about &so5, 000, 900, and that amount 10
really capital furnished BY the Government
TO the banks. on which they operate or do
business. And what compensation doss
the Govsrnnsnt receive for this privilege :
The only consideration that the banks give
is the furnishing Of currency ne better
than greenhacks. II the ee00seeial neess.
si,ies Of the country require ta05, 000, 900
more currency than the legal tender notes
or Government scrip Of oil kinds outstand
ing. Why should not che Government issue
xresnbacks additional TO an amount equal to
the National bank circulation By such .
policy over eighteen millions Of gold inter
est could be saved annually. What sense
is there in paying brood Of banks that
sum everv year, for furnishing = currency
secured by Government bondsf II the
Government should issue the same amount
| Of greenbasks that there are National bank
notes in circulation, the same amount Of
gold interest paying bonds could Be- retired.
and the gold interest thus saved would
lessen taxation that much, Or else it could
be used in the still further liquidation Of
the debt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Over In Chicago thsss are many hotels.
ysu know, and splendid ones tso; but In
locking for one that combines good living,
and choice rooms with reasonable prices
and other solid comforts, Of course you are
bound TO 20 to the Briggs. b. n. Skinner,
the proprietor, ranks among the leading
hotel men of the United Statss, and his
management Of the Briggs surely sustsina
his high reputation. The other side Of the
office counter are Wells and Wentworth, u
whose tender care you submit your person
and baggage with the firm conviction that
three square meals per day and luxurious
lodgings are sure and certain. That's q
fact, and yeu will find II so every day in
the year. The Briggs is the place to STOP
At and get your moneys worth therefore
don't fail to register a, the Briggs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Tnr New York Ersning Post thinks that
"plucking ths national goose has become
. business, and prints list Of subsidies
asked Of the present Congress for various
railway and navigation purposes, amounting
70 the enormous sum .of secs, 250, 900.
Private capital, ono would suppose, ough.
t. bear the burden Of these enterprises, ~
the profit, if any is made, will certainly 60
into private pockets. But il has become
the fashion now for every man who gets the
chance 10 take a pull At the National
TreaauYy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

TnE IndiAnola (rsxas) Bullstin has the
following: Lilly presented 20 with nus
bssfstsak last week, put up seventeen
months ago, by the Stablar packsry. We
had it broiled for breakfast, and it would
dcceise tho most delicate spicurean to toll
il from tho latest fresh meat from the
mornings market IL has oil the juicy fla
vor natural TO fresh bssfstsak. The Stab
Ter patent Of canning meats cannot but
Prove valuable acquisition to the marine
service 81 the world, and ~ would iavits
the attention Of oil concerned 70 this iapor.
sant matter. We feel satisfied that thor
sugh examination into the merits Of thssc
meats wsuld gain them . preference ever
oil other modes, and lead to the general use
Of them in the navea and commercial ma
rines Of the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

OPTHALMIA,

KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE,
There are NO remedies, now before the public, 90
veil calculated to purify the blood and reconstruct
tsoto spsak)th whole system ~ Roback's Blood
Purifier, Blood PILLS and Stomach Bittsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

I.aaDe a1d Fra1a .Dars,

NALL, KlMBARK 4 CO., Importers and DssIefst
III lro1, Steel. Nails and Heavy Hasdw ase, 80. - an
- Michigan Avcaue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
Fairhsaps Ms scales.
Hard ~ are.

Hate, Cape mnal Gurs.
NEiTH HKOTHkRS. Hats, Uaps and Fuss, Mill
N merry and Straw Goods Bufao Robes and Buc
Goods. Umbrellas, Parasos, etc, and GO Michlga
Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

Every railroad line through the Est il
doing ito very best TO gain the ascsndsncy
over the Pittsburg 1 Fort Wayne route
but without success. These other lines r.
ducs their rates and threw out every in
ducemsnt possible TO get the inside track
Of the Fort wsyns Managers, but VI
learn from the papers that that popular line
10 not only holding her own ssainst oil o.
position, but 10 actually doing more businsss
than ever before. This shows the foolish
ness Of the opposition. The public knew
how to choose fer themselves. They know
that the Fort Wayne road 10 perfection IL
self in Management, equipment, and dis
patch. and pasrsniss il accordingly. The
Fsrt Wayne road alma At superiority in ev-
erv thing-hsncc il wins popularity. II
Was determined 70 deserve success and II
has gained il in advance, and 10 to-day the
faverits over all other lines between the
west and the east. Success to Legitimate
enterprise, everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

0UB66R CLOTHING CO., y. \ d ". A. shepard
t. Manufacture Ill descriptions u Heavy and Fancy
Rubber 0eods, Hose and Betting. Stationery an
Drug 0eods, 80 Lake street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

CeocGery ssd lalassware.
0URLEY 4 TYKRELL. Importers and Jobbeis Of
" China, Glass, and Earthsn Ware, Ne. ~ Lake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12
CHAPTER lse.

OHAPTEH lSO.
An ACT ios she oHncsurgsmsnt Of Agriculture
and 70 Provide for The Distribntion Of Reports
s s. me Ss.'i sssss r. SsSss s S,.,
by Of tAs State Of loscs, That whsn any coun-
" or district agricultural society, composed ci
one or more counties have made their report 10
the State society - provided in chapter sixty
seven, section 1888. Of the previsisn Of 1850.
and raised during the year any sun Of money
for actual membership. they shall be entitled "a
"a equal sum not exceeding two hunded dollars,
from the State treasury, npon affidavit Of the
prssident. ecretary or treasurer of said society
that such sum was raised for the legitimate pur.
accompanied BY the certificate Of lthsl secrets.
~ LOT thsl State gricultural Society, that they
have reported according 70 law.
SEC. 8. That the Secretary Of 0tate shall dis
tribnts the annual reports Of the Iowa State Az
rieulsural Society = follows; Ten copies % ~
q ten copies % the 6taSs agricultural eellses
one COPY TO saeh member Of the Genral Asssm
bly,; the remainder 70 the sseretars Of u staal
Agricultural seciety, by him 90 be distfibated q
The county agricultural secietlse. Provided thai
one copy shall b ssst 70 the board q eupesvi
| il which there d No agricultural society.
Sra 5. All acts Or parts Of acts contrary %
the provisions herein centained are hereby r.
a.. j. This acs. bsins deemed Of immsdias,
kinportaaee, shall - q fsres from and asssr II
publication in the Iowa Stats Register 80
lava Homestead, psRsrs published In Del
Approved April II, 1858.
hereby earthly that tho ieregeingl A. tool
elect By publication, . required i Section
hereof, % the ssh day Of April, =. D. 1863.
I'D. WRIGHT. Sss'y Of Stats.
CQAPTnR Isl.
Al ACT . Legalise Oeflain Ofneial Acts o
Jonathan Ogleabss, Recorder Of Clayton
County, lows.
WHsaEAs, jonathan Oglesbes, Recorder o
Clayton county, for the term Of two PEARS end
ing January 1867, did in many cases TAIL 70 com
ply with section I, chapter "a, Of the acts y
the Tenth General Assembly, providing for th
recording of Usited States revesus Stamps .,
tachsd 20 Writtsa Instruments; therefore,
Ssc. l.. H il enacted BY the General Assem-
lily Of the BtaAs Of Iowa, That in oil such cass
whore instrumsnts having stamps sttached hav
besn recerded bv oBaid Jonatoan Oelssbes, sn,
the soid rsesfdsr has noted upon the records th
fast thsI scamp Was affixed to tho original, th
sams shall b dsensd legal end suAieisos in I'M
and the record. or daily authsutsisted esp
thereof, shall Be received n evidence in q
ooses, TIE sane - If recorded strictly In q
eordance With the Law Of this State.
Sou. .. Thio net beiog deened Of inmediat
limpef1anee eAal1 - II fSees frea - allsr Il
pab1ies b ~ Dolly 49, 0sgistes I'D Clay
" Oeun1v 1o1gnal
Appeev6d April IN, 1853.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

nURPL6, Greer and Red kooAng sistss. The only
houss In the West keeping large supply; -prac
teal skaters furnished. Whitacre 4 Raymond, ~
washingtoa q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

BRIGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and
J Saddlery Hardware, Leather. Hubs, Sp0kes and
bent Carriage work, Springs Axles, Bolts and Male
able Iron. 1e1 Lake street. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

chicago Iron Works.
4 ETZ SON. 81 to " Fssaklin street, Manufacture
Il Wrought aad Cat Iron for buildiags. bridgss
etc bank vaults doors. Shutters grating. Iron rail-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

0LAlR. DENeNORs \ CO., Commissiou Msr
Visions. 80.
0iXLRY, HALL 4 KfNsRY, Wool Commission
Mssehsnts -. - and 70 Michigan Avenue. cor
nsr Lake street. Chicago.
UNDERWOOD 4 CO., Commission Merchants In
" rlous, 0ssis, Seeds, Pork. Lasd. Beef. Tailow
ETC. ofaco leo Madison street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

AaORTH-WRSrN MFG CO., Knginss. Pumps.
Wroueht Iron PIpe. Malleahls jrea Castings,
steam Warming Apparatus, 10 N. Je6erson street.
101ALWORTH, TWOnlG PURSE, Iron Pipe and
FitsinRs, Steam Boilers, Hwmpe and Guages,
Betting, Steam Warming Appssatus 996 Lake street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

r.. NJ. TUBS & CO.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

HAYDEN KAY, q and a Lake street. Manufae-
III tufose and Dealers IN Leather, Carriage Goodl
and eaddlefy Hardware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-12

NHAsH, HANFoRD \ CO., l7s .. Water street,
\ HeaAcuarterS for Oils, Paines, vaSnish. Glsssand
Axle Gresss. Proprietors Star co. White Lead.
/ EVILS, HAN co. sell Paints. Oils, Vanished
\ snd window 0lass, cheaper than any house In thu
North west, 90 10 " South Water street.