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1886.

state Capa Goverrors and Expiration of their
Terms sssres Holding Election. and 81 Meeting 81 Leg
nfe Popular P1clcat-por l.toB Of stlc Government
Of United States Executive and judiciary Members u NANFh
Cog FGorernnento EuropeFo Of Government. Name aud
Title Of Rau Square Miles, Population Rel gou, etc. Kansas
Extent Clamcr and Climate is Settlement Legislation et"i Tie
War the and Historical Review Of War between Russia
erd Allies; American History Br Onn Of Puisi Laws 81
CongeTes and Abstracts Of Important Public Acts Of NNNld
Congress; Its Clcuslpi Diplomatic ad Consular Systems Of
United States Rates Postage Appropriations Carriage 81 Ps
scngers n Vessels Reciprocity Ire; Measures, not Men
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What Shall We Ea-Pces Of Articles % Food and THEN Proportion Of
Nutritious Matter; Election Returns.
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1857.


United States Government Executive and judiciary; Ministers and
Foreign Countries Members ~ XXXlXh Congress NLth
Congress chosen The State, Of the UnonPopuaton, White
Cologc Area Capitals Goyernor' Salaries Meeting Of Legsa
lures Elections; Acts Of Congress Synopsis al them Registry OF
Vessels importation Of Foreign Cattle Forbidden Lands In San Fran
cisco National Military and Naval Ay aManseneut Of Reimburse
ment aul Reimbursement Of Missouri Guuboat to LIBERIA
Boundaries Of Nevada Extended International Ocean Telegraph Co
Privileges abeis Corpus Five Cent Pieces Duty Live Animals
Kn,ppng- Punishment for Pensions, Military Acadeny-Rebcs
appointed tai Law. Keeping Pabc Money
Reimbursement Of West Virginia. Patent Oce Fees
R-Aneais Act Of 1854, Nitro Gycernepobhs the
o. Months PayWho Entitled TO- Smuggling
Further Prevent Agricultural Colleges &c. supreme Court
Of L. g. Registry ofYse Telegraph LnPemssion TO Construct
over the Public Domains Navy OaceCaes Office II Admiral and H.
officers active list &c. General the Army Of
Safety Of Passengers by Vessels widows
Pensions "solers Sailors Union" Washington Marriages and
Persons Elections Of senaorseguates Mode of
Election bitches and csnasMnsrAl Lands Open to Exploration
Pacific Railroad Bonds Appraiser la NeN-York CITY Portland Hre
Building free Civil Expenses paton Revenue
from Imports Military Peace Establishment Metric system Authorized
Awards Cspto the Aasns &c Pabe Re,ouions-ESposi
Paris Thanks Parngui Missing SollerMis Clara Barton
Reimbursed Soldiers be Preserved nom Dissertation. Foreign
ConVieis Thanks Hancock ke Petroleum Emperor Of Russia
CopsrsuOh,o Medals to Soldiers Boau,s to colOred Soldiers,
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United se. GovernueHtETeeuve and Judiciary Members Of
XXXyh Congress; Members Of ANXVh Congress elected
Laws Of Congress- Abstracts Of Tie Important Acts Of hst session Of
XXXvh CopsressTo issue Treasury Notes Admission Of
Land Claims In California Archives Of CsoTua Frauds In Land Titles
TEXAS Boundary Line Appropriations Compensation # Congressman
Difficulties With Paraguay Sc RausasLeeonpiou. aud Lecompton
TITLE Leopton bill and the Citeaea Mon,g omeTy substitute
the Admission Of the State Of Kansas UBloa
Public LandAgeuural Colleges, Ri introduced by Mr. Morrill,
Kansas in 1885 How lsy elect Bogus
data; Utah and the Monaon,i EropeNns
sovereg Title Form of Government Square Miles Population Re-
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President
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Foreign Countries Country Capital Salary etc Members XXXvIh
Congress- Postage Rates Domestic Poregn Lard for the Iahes
Action Of Congress Pb Lands The Foreign slave Trade Kan
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Of Appropriations fsr Appropriations made ding
second season Of XXXvh Congress; Governments Of EuopeSove
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Election Returns, State Governments Popular Vote for President
1851.
United States Govsmmen-EIeeutive and Judiciary Ministers
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STATE GoresnmensLsi o STATES Covsnor, Sars Tine u bold
ip- Election AID meeting Ls ,rrts Popular Vote &c President
and Population @ Government 81 United Str
ecu,c end Judiciary Memh,rso NXXliid Congress aaysoi Uai'
States Names Lstg'h' Debt Co Elui', blr-etl Capital Tie
Expedition 20 japan War between Rosa a-d Turkey The Crystal
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rIErpedures 1854; Liberty 10 Eape-oton By Noof Hugo
AID the United sesproioeed Trgafie Tnar Diplomatic
Corrssponeuce Austria and the United Subtitle Ko.ia Af Cor
respandenee tIasenann AMI s Marcy relation there
To- AgiegiuIni, 20, Consideration o. Iaras' Eee
Z. Retau
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United GoyernmenKrecuiive srd Judiciary, Members Of
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Wasers Expedition; Laws Of CongSyolss Of those Of
Geudal Interest; Prepayment Of Postage Congregational Witnesses;
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Kansas NJ BILL ard the action Of Congress thereon
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q Principles Governments Of Europe,
Election Beiuuss State Governments Capitals, Governors, etc:
Popular Vote for Preieli. l9i8 1852 1856
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Goyemmeu Of t.d SacsEIecuye aud Jrd.arI-Members Of
XyXIvh Congress; Members II XXXyh Congress, far as
the Extension Of Slavery o. Europe
Form Of Governments Religion Population The Contest FOR
Speaker Nicaragua, Walkers EzpvionErpe In lGb-aws Of
CorgeSynops those Of general interest Pay 81 Congress New
Cuspo Islands Boundary Possessions Of Ca.
Land Law Amended Diplomatic and Consular Service Pay
Crafts Railroads Ia Different States General Civil AMI Diplomatic
Appropriations ETC. eic-Procaaou on Boundary with Mexico.
Disturbances 10 Kars Calling Extra Sessions Of cohgressjeiersonn
On FINANCE ;o3-Party Platforms ia 1896 Republican Democratic AMI
AnercauEecton RcturnPopulr Vote for President BY States In
1915 1885,, ard a5Ste GoyemmentsGoteuors Capitals General
Election Meeting Of lie legislatures. eroPultoa aud stl o United
States
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Stale Government Capitals Governor Salaries, Time Legislatures
Meet General Popular Vote FOR Prede Government Of
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lie Debts Standing Europe United States Laws for le
Titles the Public Laws passed % Second Session Of
XXX Congress- California in l85rrogess and Products Popu
on Of United each by Counties kecaptuion b.
States with Classification Of Inhabitants &c Foreign Policy Of United
S,a,,swebser and Hul.enauu Copor The Cost Of kings
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United Saes-Same Length, Sas Pca' and TeFilns Election
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Addrts tTdsrs, VIII eaiL Ilelofedl To
THE TRIBUNE New rort
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY. JULY Is 1868.

TsI TrsSrrsr-PsixEs AwARpsD-From
The Der Demokruf ~ learn that the Davsn-
port Turner's took 90 important part in the
festival ct Muscatins. snd bore u their
share Of the prizes. Amer arriving % the
grounds and spending ~ hour o. I've 10
social greeting. spsschss were made By
Nsssrs. Tape, Fuoks and wsinksr. Of Ass-
eatine. Ernst Clsusssn, Of Davenport, Capt.
Houk, of Burlington. Louis Schmidt, Of
Rock Island, and Dick Barrett, OF the
Burlington Gazette and Argaa
Aftsr the speeches the turning took place
BY members of all the societies represented.
which sss received with great applause BY
the hundreds present. The following ist
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
TOILET.
,OU WISH ~ b
BEAUTIFUL,

IL. @ OSCELtA DE PERSIA, or v1CTORlA R10lAs
fer iskAUTIFYING TIE COMPLETION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
Tnie invaluable toilet article Wao diecoveseo ~ =
celebrated chemist IN France, and II b 70 b tat
~ Ladies Of the Court cf Europe owe their beseg
With all ~ plicty and parity there y NO article
that viii compare With Il - bcautiAes 81 he con.
n'sxiou and pFeserver Of the skin
n c. McC1usKKY psrrtasco the receipe Of ~
pe feet ss.' -.ux NJ psssosal fsees and the ars.
tocrs ). c,relss Of Philadelphia New York BALTIMORE.
Boston, New Ofleans. 81. Loris Savannah. Charie.-
ton, wilmington, n. G.. Ae. They have used u w1sn
uncuaihed admiration snd would eonsideS the toilet
Imperfect without this delightful and purely harmless
rrepsr alton. Victoria Rcria and Oecclis ce Persia
has giyc such entire satsfActcn In every instance.
that lie |. compelled 10 offer II IN ihc public Thie
art..sis entirely different from anything Oft kind
ever attempted. and ts warranted r.-.~
After ue!ng Oeeela de Persia and victsria ReGia
Tor short time the ekin win have son satin n-lle
texturs: Il impaSte freshness s0oothAese so ecs
neee 10 the eEin that onv - peoduced By usinR
the valuable article. This article 70 no vulgar com
pound TO injure the skin or compilation. but enhen-
cee g beautihel and IL cannot possibly - de.
tected By the cloeeet observer.
For rcnovin9 Tan, Frecklss. oanbarn. And Cuta
peons Diseaees from the akin. Il II invaluable.
n G. McClnekcy has every confidence II recon-
.ae IAd5ss beag ths only perfect ard reliable toi-
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY n. C. McCLus-
KEY
Apd his nsus ssaEpsd On each lahel- no ethss Y
y genuine. Depot, No. lO9 North Seventh street
sold BY Al DrugE,sts and Peffomers IN The Cnited
atates amA Canada ssh0 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

TnE little steamer, Pearl, has been fast
upon tho rocksjust opposite the "fshing
rocks since Monday noon. Sh. started
from Moline when all the crew we're ashore,
and. coming down alone, got ou. Of the
channel where she is now fast Efforts
have been made to get her off, bat without
eject. High water or some wandering
raft will be the only things that will start
her. as she is far out Of the channel and
headed directly down stream.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

CoS.rirurioS BIrTEas.-A friend Of ours
VITO hal been complaining Of weakness
and general dabihty. hardly able to be ar
onni ior several weeks, came ia ihs office
the other day, with sparkling sJcs and rud
dy cheeks, = pnfect picture Of health.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Sr6PESDED WoaK Tho work Of g'ading
the bluff west Of the city on the c. Il. l. 1
p. R. r. has been suspended on account
Of the hot weather. The men we're con-
tinually giving out and, - it was imposs-
be to work to sdvantsgs, they have sus-
pended until coeler weather.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
PrRnr DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

This medicine has become an article Of
commerce. thing no medicine ever be-
camc before Pas kiLLEE 10 as much an
item in every bald of goods sent 70 country
merchants a. tcs, cuGes, or sugar. This
speak. volumes 10 its fovor.-! Glen Falls
Messenger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

SrpDRs DsAIH.-A blacksmith 10 Buff
falo, whose name W did not learn, died very
suddenly yesterday from effects Of heat. He
was At work out doors firing wagon whse
and stspped ioto his shop fer something.
While there he fell dead in his tracks. The
heat OF the FIRE added to that Of the atmos-
phare vas too great for nature 70 endure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
RlvER NEws.

Dubuque will leave for St. Paul to.mof-
row morning at 7 o'clock.
Charlie Cheevss will leave for St. Paul
this evening at 6 o'clock.
Dianoud 10 will leave fer st. PAul to-
night Ut 9 o'clock.
Jennie Baldwin will leave for St. LOUIS
tomorrow morning 1t o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

IS. @. Osen. late Treasurer Of WASH
ington county, publishes denial that be 10
dsfaultsr. ~ charged BY committee Of the
Board Of Supervisors, to the amount Of
$4,000, or to ans amount whatever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

"lr works like charm" This is the
common talk about Renns's Pain. Killing
Magic Oil oil over the country. II any
body has heaiach., toothache, colo pain.
sors throat, lAmensss Of any kind. sprains
chilblains. the general advice is Use Rem
nss Magic Oil. IL works like charm"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
CI TY 1T Z M =.

SAD Acclpsxr.-Mr. John Scott. Of
Princeton. died On Sunday last from the
ELECTS Of q sevsrs kick rsesivsd IN the rs-
eion Of the ssomschs frea enc sfhis horses
that hs Vas tending at the time. Hslsavss
wife snd two children to mourn hs
death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

the railroad, Gust the place to make good
farm to trade for property in Davenport.
or improved farms. ELoRiDss L BRo, Land
aud Insurance Agents. No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Or % WoRK--A large number Of hsr-
vest hands were eongrating At different
places in the city today. Some Of thea
have tried to york, but had stopped On &C.
count Of the heat. They cay that nan
oannet work ten minutes without being
affected. All are waiting for letting down
Of the murcury, but are not more anxious
than are the farmers. -hsy demand ihs sx-
orbitant price Of -, IS and s. per day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

ALwAys ready to cure hacking cough,
remove the pain from Chest or Lungs, or
allay the fsverish symptoms attending
kidney complaints this is what is heard
from hundreds who have used tbs White
P.Ac Compound. Try it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

THs Brsr Aso ost.i>AL ToSlc lscs rhos-
lhof4s al GAsis known Casscll, MscA q Co =
F,rto 4asph rrafrt Eiixir ~ Caisaya Bark. Th-
iron color ~ the blood the phos phorus
waste tha ii-.1r aud ihs cslssa.a give
. Iatufsi hetlthfal tane TO The digestive orgsns.
thereby eArng dyspen.la IA 'ts varion. forme
wrskf4n~~.. -erer4 debility. and depression OF
splrits Mangflsf 4rei only by Caswell. Hazard n
60 y iofA SftA ~ all druggist.
sehlu-d. ~ y we4tne0w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

SKE BCScn or GBAPEs-In another col
umn, Of SPEERS STANDARD WINE
BITTERS. II is highly recommended by
physiclans for dyspspticts, on accsun Of
its tonic properties. its purity and its deli.
cioua naxofa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

lxjURsp.-A gea.leman from B ~ Grass
tells that large numbsr Of the wheat fislds
ere injured BY the rust, and that in many
places they are badly lodged, never having
strai2htened Up since the late heavy rain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

mischief that may be helped 10 hard 70
know" sNc Lord Brooke BIT the mis-
chief that time would work on the human
hair may be forever avoided by the use Of
"Barretts Vegetable Hair RsstoratiYs,"
which never fails to bring back the hair
to its original beauty Rochester Demo
crnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

PoLlcR CorRr business has has been
decidedly lively At Justice Dittos's for the
past few days. Possibly the imbibing Of
such quantities Of ice water may have had
bad effect on the brain Of these who have
houorsd the court with their presence.
Mary Hill and Harry Blair were up o. .
charge Of disturbing the public peace aud
quiet Of the city, but for want Of sufficient
evidc cacs were discharged.
Christian Iisintz, for being intoxicated,
Va, fined So, costs 4 A55-1.55 in all, which
he paid.
Lydia Ann Bunker. charged with ".
grancy, found guilty and sent to jail FOR ten
days.
Pat. McMahan, while hunting for place
to rest his weary head, was kindly pick Cd
up by officer Delany and taken 10 Major
Schnitger's cool retreat, from whence he
was brought into court, and not valuing
his liberty &7.55 worth, he retired tc
whence he came.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
LOCAL lrE M9.

fnsculss AND TAN removed and prevent
ID. by using the delicious Hespsrisn Balm
., the co nplesion. Price only fifty cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
Csoios To-

Caosos Iowa OatawbA Wine. u "a. 90 per
dozen bottles also full stock Of oshss ne
tive aud foreign wines At the vine house Of
LAxorsLpr, THops 4 Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

"WRI0HrS ALCONATRD al LYCRRINE TAB
Ltr of Sd dded 0iycerine tends to preserve the
skiu from dryness and wrinkles iDparis . wonder
fui ass rs ots,ttne-s sni d,iicAcy % the complex
Ion tua whit-ness to Tue SKIN il eel icnt den
tirlrr. aicfn - the taste aud tonic the nth
aud glms imparfs -wseln--- 10 the hresih. an 4
renders tue teeth hba Itiflliy wh'is For sale by al
fra4g4sts. HARRISON & STARK Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

NOTICE.
DR. LI0HTHlLL'S treatment fsr ths cure o.
the above named diseases, il redaced - sseh
stsae Of simplisity ard perfechon that but q
visit Il necessary, . the remedies can b. used
at home Vi interruption r.
the po1isays avscstien.
PnrnnAss ~ cordially .A,iasd y sitssss al
speraAisss ,srssrnsd - Dr.. keaAAill. = veil
- bis
SeSemftNr ErassstssettoMs
II the Posssnos sAaEs and LAassx. tthst
portion Of the Throat heretofore beyond the
rage sf visien. Such exsntassisss ars isdis-
psssibls for proper Dias.ssis aad s.sssasfal
sssasne.t Of D..f.ess, Catasrh. aad Thssss
AGssAasas.
Artissisl Byss inserted without pais.
DIR. LICHTHlIl
o. - daily consulted sS the
BuRTlS HOUSE,
Deafness, Catarrh,
AND DlsEAsRS or the
EYE. EAR, THROAT I LUNGS
OGBo hours Sre9 . =. ~ - - :As
80 from = p. -. tili..O R.iM.i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

JAnBs 8. KIRK 1 Cos line staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
MAttlsd. Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm. &c. Sold by al grocsrs and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Buassrrs KALIlsros, . cosmetic, 10 pre-.
nounced one Of the best Toile. fixtures sv-
er prepared-G. Louis Ersning Ne,cs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

TnR man Who advertlses 10 cure people
Of an Attachmsnt to the bottle 10 re-
Qoestsd to Try his hand on the patrons Of
Pha!on's FLOR DE MAYO" Nobody
vho has tried . bottle Of that delicious per-
fams has yet been able 10 refrain from con.
tinuing the indulgence. Sold by oil drug
gists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

unLtewaa's Fl ias laruRttY oy rur Blood
at = q ilr garliy OF the fuiis aud colds
which canF1s tac hlmsn body; II the blood be
comes yitsfeA if ia ecis tho whole sysi,m BY Is
eoarss Ia ,2g9 h every abse aud tissue II ilowsy's
P.ils not ouiy expsl I'll hunors which faint to i'm
iv-ri-h ih- ,ilAl element, hut parity and nvigor
afc Il, aaa hr rlPpls inF gentle and wholesome
stmnin- In the circulation thev strengthen earn
p.ti end ..ist tom so ih- Who'll. frame. Sod IVY all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

DR.. Tsbbstts' Ply Biological Hair Ksgsn-
orator, 10 the Oldest and best prsparstios
in the market for restoring grey hair 10 .
natural color, ,impart,ng richness and vigor.
cleansing the scalp, aud in fact bsaut,fy-
iog the whole head. Sold BY all drugsists.
overV bottle WaSrented.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
Boiler for Saoe.s


wae RIAL ESTATE OF THB LArR JUDoR
1iseners h~rs IL now 06ered for sale com nri
SING vsasne business ana residence lots In the Civ
proper. ~ o.s 10 Archsile I'd. Sd and 9Th adj
Of the Bluhs, With unsurpassed river viev IT,.
ecre cut lots neas the city nmi,e ror prics" ,.,s
&C.. apply to '''"s
ROSE A. MlrcHgLL.
Adminissratrix.
e0-0u Meal keta'e Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

LsSf-A large number ofthoss inssnd-
ins 70 70 . Ciiaten to attend the Con-
grsssional Convention did not reach the
boat in time a o'el,ck this morning) and
hsacs we're lsfs. Among the numbsr were
some of the delegates. Those present viii
cast the vote Of the county for Judge Lsf
fingwell, and the result will b the sams.
they esly lose plsasant trip.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

GaAssnoPrsas.- Of our Brady
street citizens were in . high stats Of s1
citemsnt last night. occasisned BY swarm
sfbugs, resembling that much dreaded "in.
Sect" that came in perfect clouds for few
minutes into some Of the stores on that
street. Dolsful croakings issusd from the
long drawn mouths Of the lockers on. -
this terrible army made their appearance.
and many were the dirsful maledictions
hespsd upon them. The crops would be
eaten up. shade trees be destroyed, shrub.
bsry gobblsd up. and disastrous state Of
afiain looked for generally. The excite
msnt abatsd somewhat when it came to
light that the pestiferous insects we're not
grasshoppsrs At all. but rirer bugs. whose
near resemblance 10 the terrible grain
chswsrs had occasioned the fright.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

1T. I snrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
Ath and Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
reea. mv0A-l '
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

DInocK ! GouLD OF Melins are about put
ting in another nfsy horse power Harrison
boiler, making four in oil, at their exisn-
sivs pail and tub works They have tive
engines stsadily At cork and the entire
establishment 10 running its full capacity.
Ninety men ere employed. This sntsrpris.
ing firm 10 alss building IN additional
warehouse, SO 100 feet, I've sseriss high ;
she'd in which to store Scoring and sid
ing, - I 90 feet; . building for their pack.
iug straw, 80 40 feet, and . small brick
building detached from the works. for great.
81 safety, 10 which to store oils. Theii
improvements this ssrson. in new buildings
will not cost less than - 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Her CAnP xssnHo-Tnp Snnnzps ~
saAns vrsx sns ecsss Ans Rsssopss osrss
70 TRogDtsDC CennuHlsY. The eieissnsr ..
siding 10 the nsiehborhsed Of the African
church, in the lower pars Of the city, we're,
last night, terribly annoyed BY . susssssisn
ss anssrthly howis and yslls, ming.
led With The screams Of vomsn.
TAises we're carried 10 sucA pitch
that il sssnsd - IL . snsll sditios n
Pandemonium had bssa let lssss fes The o
pscial sdi6cation Of that community. The
intense heat was = sufficiently lively inita-
.ion Of hotter place ~ithsut the ate pdant
accom- parliament Of chorus Of spirits, sad
ssvsrsl who we're unable to get any rest
started OF fer the Sheriff, and returned
With him and his deputy, Who Leaked in
uron the congregation, and Ssand they
we're engaged in regular cid fashioned
camp meeting. and were giving vent to their
feelings in the most vecifsrous manner pes
sibls. Informing then that the eitisens
wished to get some slesp during ths night,
and intimatine that they we're going il
rather ''s.rorg," the Sheriff withdrsv, snd
'nersatter quiet reisnsd supreme, the die
tofesd people sleeping
"A drsaay. treullsa slese.c