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The Evansville journal., 1868-02-05
st. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LoUrs, Feb.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.
sToBACCo-Steady and firm.
COTTON-Nothing doing.
FLOUR Very little doing, and prices un-
changed.
rAr-Inactive. at s. 5O92 70 for white
Winter.
changed; shelled ranges S3gs6c, and ear
7505Sc.
o ATS Better demand and higher, at 81
@72cs
BARLEY-Firm and unchanged, at So 25
az go for Spring and Fall.
RYE-Dull, lower and unsettled, at 81 so
al rs.
PRovIsIo s-Shoulders firm, but nothing
doing.
LARD-Buoyant and higher, at 136131zc
for steam snd kettle. with sales of about
1000 tierces here, Keokuk and Quincy.
RECEIPTs-Flour !, 500 barrels; wheat 400
sacks; corn 1900 sacks; oats 700 sacks !;
barley $50 sacks.
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WANTED. G

WKYANrE D-Information of theswh ere 3
w abouts of ELIZABE III RAILS
SLER, who left this city about six years
ago. BY addressing this office, she viii
hear Of something to her advantage.
ian28 If
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-05

OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS In vs.
| rious ports of the city for sale. Including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING IA Nh
convenient tc the city.
| FARMING LAND, Improved and unitu~
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also. Timber
and Coal Lands.
Business Offices and Store Rooms to let.
also comfortable Lodging~ksooms, near he
centre of business.
A number of bargains now 0n.our booka
and several applications on file to DUR
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apDIY-
ing at this Agency. We have a NUM- Der lF
applications for renting d yelling. houses.
Persons having real estate for sale. .ex-
3hange, or rent are requested to enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed OF
Terms reasonable. Call and see.
4Hs TalF INSURANCE.
OF all Kinds effected in good colnpaflfeR
Special attention given TO LIFE INSUR-
pg- .NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at this Office.
We have admitted Mr.. THOMAS P. BRIT
TON to a partnership in the above bust
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed, will give IL his best attention. The
style of the firm will be McNeely, Schubert
d Co. JAMES 81. MCNEELY.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1867. [nov4
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Louisville Market.


BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.
ToBACCO-Unchanged.
FLoUR-S7 1898 90 for superhne and sl2 so
for fancy.
WHEAT-S2 459 2 30.
OATS 65G67c.
CoRN-7507Sc in bulk.
LARD-l315c.
MESS PoRK-S22@22 25.
BACoN-ShouIders 1Oc; clear sides 13c.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged
CoTToN-l61z917c.
WHISKY-NomInal.
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New York Gold and Stock Market


By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
GoLD-A shade lower; opening at 141s4
closing al l4l1s9I4114.
GovERNMENIs-Open steady, but the
absence Of cable kilograms kept foreign
houses out of the market, and caused
dullness and fractional decline. An or
der to buy half million could not, how
ever, befilled at nominal prices. Coupons
of '8l, lll5sQl1l7a; do. '62, llls69lll5s; do.
lO91sQ1I91S; new, I07549l08; do. Se7, I0776G
l081si 10-40s, lo41z9l0454; 7-S0s, l07s49l0s. e
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-05
MONETARY Il CONMgRCiAL

To COUNTRY MERcHAETs.--We direct the
attention especially of country merchants
to the superior facilities of the JOURNAL
Company for printing FancY Posters ana
all kids Of mercantile worK, viz, Bill
Heads. Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
WORK can be sent through any OF the
Evansville merchants.
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BY Telegraph. CHICAGO, Feb. A..
FLoUR-steady; ss9lO 80 for Spring ex-
ira.
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Notice.
Pine Lumber !
Hi 400. GOO FEET

UYE DESIRE To CALL THE EG-
Wv PECIAL attention of all those In
tending to build TO the fact that we have
on hand a large supply Of choice seasoned
yellow pine hooringa which we VIII posi-
bought for anywhere else in the city
When IL is preferred we will furnish the
dressed flooring az merely the additional
expense incidental to dressing IT,
Jan28tf ]. G. DU5OUCHET AGO
The Evansville journal., 1868-02-05
Coroner's Sale. No. 2.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out of the Office of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas of Wander
burgh County, State of Indiana, i'll favor
of Oscar NJ. WelbOrn against Jacob II. Mill
ler, for the sum of four hundre d and fifty
eight dollars and seventy cents, te= ether
with all interest and costs; I will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1868,
between the. hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o clock p. N. of said day, at the door of
the Court House in the city of Evansville,
Vanderburgh County, State of Indiana,
offer for sale at public auction the rents
and profits for the term of seven years, of
the following described real estate, to wit:
Lots l, 2, and 4, in Block 2 in Jaeobsville,
with improvements; also lot 3, IN Block 2
Southern Enlargement, and improve
ments, IN the city of Evansville, State of
Indiana; and should said rents and profits
not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, will al the same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple OF said
premises. SAMUEL p. HAVLIN,
Coroner, V. @.
Evansville, Ind, January 20. 1865.
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McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance
Agency,

NO. L WASHASGEON BLONA.
Corner Room, Second Floor
Opposite the Court-House,
EVANSVILLE. I'M.
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AGENTS.

r LOYD'S 100000. REVOLVING
I'D DOUBLE MAPS OF EUROPE AND AMERI-
GA are just out; only "a. 3,OO0,OO0 names
"a them. " How to canvass well " sent.
ladies' and men S20 day made.
J. I. LLOYD,
No. % CortIandt street, New York.
janis dit wit
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MISC ELLANEOJs.

A BsOLuTs DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n New YORK and states where deseriion. drunk enness
obtained: advice free -
NJ. HowEs. Attorney. nc. IS Nassau street.
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a M U S E M { NJ T s


IKE ofipA horsE-- ERSaSi Tho audience that At
'en1s' hA 'I'N0-ohs oafsn opera MS az TINS may
u.oH' ooiA ouse iase evening was both large and truly
fashionable "LrnanH IS probably the most pop ito. u
yer4ts ot,.rns s4.nn,oh ra,tn, .ear ;, ..ist,,, -
.,.., LII, ~ -, 800
"A'"' 80 y "'V"7"e ~ AOhaa3. AAc eesSms.es ~
the clo1c 81 each act Of "Etnani' the Deau
ful and soul stirring that hae aver oto,
-, ... - -. 800.
az s"' - wv" hNe1s' acre $40 mary 500 serl& 700
Vel known 20 tho pgblc to need special mention here
se'.s''i '"f'ash'as Vne opera Madame IA Grange IN
e'Nn W p~teuHB excellent ana was aoly supported
os W'"tan' aAa susA5 the latter suffering rom
s,s M ra, ne am wa tne "easest N iae entire
dramatic Tor Tue I'D OF rr.lni. fis cso.us Ina ia
orchestra wefo aHaoiory, although Mr. Ncola might
,be o Siis NJ, ''a',ss S'snoas M mo- -
healing LONDON many wars ago and II il na, not
eee y, MS n e u would have exceeded an
uINt Madame l.. ofsto amen" 0 a' M. ~ ,,,5;
as Donna Anua
ACADEMY o. Mrstc-BrysuT OF MRs WILLIAM VIM
CAST WALLAcE.-Iho 6eneGI Of the deserving lady OF
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ladies and gentlemen present to greet the new
dates for public favor and pronounce upon the sr
and We must say they earned the applause y me'i.s
literally bestowed them. In the dru' %. was 80
fsas-ihsy cannot BE- called tricks a. ana s s .ase
ton-the performances Of APP. the Chief S Q. eravns
and child Of about six years were vnrdsrsui M
balancing OF the boy on the limb o. ,ree held in the
az b sls r., ,ss' .ss =. s;si
sustained BY the feet Of APP " Is really wonderful.
= hf{ d p other so tricks and repusion
morkabe, but they Will hep 70 1 up an evenings en-
teranmen. rae ~ ,bso une in the tree feat The
with our amusement To- ing people.
RIsroRl An extra matinee Of elizabeth was given
az the Incae rs Icas yesterday. The attendance was
not - large 40 ordinary occasions account OF the
weather wv spoken often Of Ristori's wonder
onv aaon Of ne naughty Queen Bess that y
artistic ns " say here that she was the sape great
ny 4ank beside his Louis XVI. chef d'euyrs Of
~ 4ng Madame Rstor will appear as Nrrma tonight,
ir the FIRST time and Friday her beent takes place.
New York CRcus-Thc comic pantomime "The
Miser OF Bagdad.n proves an irresistible attrac-
ton at this well regulated and popular establishment
! Tho equestrian gymnastc and acrobatc part Of the
| programme this week is no less entertaining.
The PIlGsnlrhs fine paintings illustrating the vari-
GUS scenes "Piigrms Progress still exhibited at
KkLLY l. LIONS MxsrnErs -"rhe Black statue'' Is
the new attraction at the handsome little hall Of Messrs
Kelly 4 Loon. George Christy. Nelse Seymour Sam
froe PuIdy Griffin and Perciya appear every night 10
favor1te characters.
BAN FRANCISCO MrSsrRErs. The inimitabie quartet,
Erich, wambold Bernard and Backus, have rare dish
Of fun for their patrons this week. Dickens, as
| reader, 10 numerically burlesqued every night.
The GRAND Duchess. Her ladyship will make hel
appearance again In the goodly city Of Gotham a. thu
French theatre Monday next on which occasion
Baoman will celebrate the hundredh night OF the per
formance Of Ocnbach's charming opera by change 81
costume and many attractive additions
PHILHARMONIC SocErY.-This celebrated body ef in
strumentaiss will give tho Choral symphony Of
Beethoven at the Academy Of Music Friday after
noon.
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A0geE u REFaEsENrArLvEa
MwmSciev, jan. =, sos.

NANuAoltN, sAA - -ato.
yle weLc IASps.
Mr. JCfi,N srep1 e. Ind from the Committee On
Rabic Lani reported j bai making lne duty Of the
Secretary Of he lstaror Wheu sver toe public iaasg Fl
any district mall " nearly quito disposed or 10 coss
local lard Office st district and .sve the rex ,rds
Transferred 70 tho General Lna U1ce. After expl1pa-
ton ~ hr..Adian the bdi Ma passed.
Mr. DoaNatY. rgo.l Of hEn, itom tho same cetR-
miltee reported sbN ior Tue fene Of settlers % tie
.inte -ioux ipdnn Reservation Minnesota, aiiuWl.
them two ycIs Vi wnsh tteY sgay uaymcnt fcr
ihssr claims After Z. paaanou ~ Ar lonnr.y tbs
Mr. DoxSrltY also, frc,n the same cos s:se reported
oh atpenaElyfv ~ HOMESTEAD law - 3isy ~ 1862
ALLOWING appl!csus Tor communication waeu ptsvcatod
5toni nal atienGance ri the district Had oce
make their al dsi sHd Vioos ueare ths cSrk 81
county coarl. Nj DlnasAy explained an sdeocatoa
gr WAsHurHsr. rep or III, opposed It a. breaking
down al We guards adopted - prevent iraai ard per-
Judy IA ieereacs u iAs plDiie lands
Nh. DoNNKlLY had 40 extract from law Of March,
lbtz, ,oad ~ iue Iet 70 Slow tas TIC pAc pa 81 the
bill sas Innovation.
AFTER further Discussion tho hlli was passcd
M. hptgaG, lrepl of WIZ, ffQm the sane commit.
tee reported hsei. tae 5il cxNliug vi ihe 40 u
JanGar,, 1Si2 the 'no or the cSlle'on of the Da-
buque and Sioux CiY Ra,!toad ~ Iowa. ~ Hopkins
cxpianed and adyoca e as bill a. leng precssv slmi
lar IA principle 60 bli passed lev weeks since ia
reference 10 railroads in Wisconsin ana Michigan He
moved the prcviopsqgesilon.
Mr. WksnBUYsE u H., protested against such stu.
Dendous grabs u public land Icing put ihlousa Under
AFRO operation OF the previous d4estioa.
Mr. HOPKINS RESUMED the Hoor aud lDsisted his
dasland for tbe previous question, 0gt afterwards
lyie.aod the floor 10 fr hrHBAHp rep Of Iown, wbc
IMAGE the poni IN order ihaf tie gentlemen iron, WIS.,
consu hsylnv refused TO yield TIE fo0f 70 hlm had
rigDttO yica ~ any one else. fLauenterl
fne siAagg oserrgcd TIE p0.nt 81 order and Nr
and dnisanaed tie yeas and nays re objoct TO
consume ING remainder y the morning hour ~ calling
Ale Jcaf aud Lay.
INC dccifon d me chair was Sustained by urqni.
pinua vote agt the fa7rnng lodr having cyrred the
till went over tI Tomorrow W.
TIE RfssssfHucE'N rl aSttpo WOOD frsncLY MR.
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A cIRcuL tEs. AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
~. all legai'zel l0terits y. CIT TIE. Broker.
10 Broadway and 1853 Fulton street.
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Vitality in che Radical Pscrty-The Party
Unanimous for Grant aud Buching hnni.-
Grant the Choice of the East-NEnrshaN
Jewell. Of Hartford, NOnstanted for Cover
ncr-Vhe PLATFORM.
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SHiPPIN @ NEW S
PORT or NEW YORK. JAay6ny Is. 1858.

Arrivals.
S'samship Catherine Whiting Berry stThomas VII. Ser.
muNt JAN & with mdse and ~ passengers, aohnoa Il
Hug rs Sailed IN company with b..sJ KIRBY, Ion New
Marine disasters.
BRiG NELLIE CLiFFoRD little. from Richmond, Va for
Genoa, put into bermuda 9Th ms. dismas led.
PoT ether ShippiaJ Nccs Sirtt Page
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
approximations 70 the s3c00O Przeli9ss 40; 1886
.xEpoSmnons 10 he 10000 rrias-2,3ir s'sc, 2ais
81 500. 1919
$l2.u. 1870. " 10y S''-'' "-'o'
elusive 500 V' ~
Centenary Approximations 2Jsoi eoio incin.ye sto
Decimal ApylOyim ations12uSl to 1lVg1 inclusive
All Tickets ending with the figure aro eutvcd 10 !,
Trze Of $780, Being the laet ague the number drawing
the s3,v0co Prize.
TAYLOR %, BaiScs,
~ Wall street. New York
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A BsoLUTE l.E0An DIVORCES OBTAINED IN NEW
~ fofs, aso nom ~taes whore support drunkenness
% uestfiinn 70 sufficient publicity:
vance; advics free FREDERICK l. KING, Counseier.si
Law. $40 Er,fluyav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
NOTICES.

C.osslHa.-San. Perry, Ne. 4S Bssdy
street, 10 sew Offering goods very cheap for
each. The immense stock Zoe % hand
nsst b ssld cut to give piass y tAs isli
otesk, aad therefore euelemsss 90 boy fsr
che next thisty days at very reduced rates.
He sseek q THE tine ssmpsises tAs bsst
ssesrtmsnt Of dsess goods in The city.
Evseyons Who wishes 70 appsas we'll drsss
I'd, should loss no tine in going 70 Perry's
asd ordering suit which will b made by
eempstsnt workmea, and warranted to At.
Rsoeobsr that San. Pssry'e, IS Brady
street, 10 the right place.
Oss trial Is sufficient to convince th'
most scrupulous Of the invaluable and nm
falling efficacy of MADAME ZADOO POR
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM for the cur,
Of Colds. Coughs, Hoarsensss. Shortnsss .
brsathing. Asthma. Difficulty Of Breathing
freshness, Tiskliag ID The The Thrsal
1iehsnsss # Tho Chest, and Consumption
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

LsOLAlnn. Aueuet lst.

LBCLAlDD, Aueuss Let, 1850.
EDrros DsnocaAs We shall ny = esl
Jsdgs LslEingwsll Or Mr.. Murphy to b
pesssnt at Mr.. Bsnnstss appointmsst q
this plses on the 18th.
Yesterday, (July 3lst,) four men, NJ. R
Morand, Mr. Thes. Scott, Mr. VIM. Shan.
non and Mr. Cloudy, slnsst lost thSis livsa
in . we'll belonging to NJ. b. Hsssls. The
veil vas absat 10 feet deep and slaosS dry.
1t had not b9sn used for oenth. nerand
went into II - clean Il out, and fell sense.
less On the bottom Of the we'll. Seost wss,
down TO fastss rope to Norsnd. and hs isll
ever. By that time large number Of per.
ssns had rsaehsd the veil, snl . rope wss
fastened 20 w. 0hassea, Who l. . large,
stsss oan, and be 80 lowered il the we'll
ue caught Seett 10 HE arms, end the men
outside pulled them both out. Thss . rops
was fastened 70 NJ. Goudy. and he wen,
down and tied repe to Aersnd, and all
we're got ont alive. They have all recovered
from the shock, 8.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

A lady in Pittsfeld, who was for =
long time troubled with Dyspepsis, com.
menced using Renne's Pain Killer Magic
OIL daily, and to her surprise those distress
ing symptoms and feelings lcft her. She
says "it works like a charm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

Cso'os Iowa Catawba Vino, st a. 90 per
dcsen bottles also full stock Of other na-
tive and foreign wines at the wine house Of
LAsorELpr, TRops 4 Co.,
ol West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
CIT Y 1T f M =.

To REx7.-A commodious dwelling OF
Main street, between 18th and 9th. Apply
=, the southeast corner Of 9th and Main.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

Ws have some land near the line Of the
the railroad, (iust the place TO make . good
farm, , to trade for property in Davenport.
or improved farms ELpniDcs 4 Bao, Land
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

DIR. WILSON'S Pills are rapidly super
ssding al other family medicines, because
they are applicable to 80 many common
cases. They never fail to relieve dyspepsia
and other diseases Of the stomach and
bowels. All druggists sell them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
LOCAL I1ERe.

100 GE,'s Fruit Jars for sale low. at
wholesale an retsi, a. J. Loseuz.ns, 81
Harrison street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

wBEArLAsp township bss vsted per
cent. tax in aid Of the Davenport 4 st.
Paul Railroad. BY najosity Of Ito.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

REv. HEsRY WARD BIEcnER has secured
a word wide reputation as being one Of the
best pulpit orators. DIR. j. w. Poland's
Humor Doctor Is also securing place in
every household as the best Humor Remedy
every compounded
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
To.peY's Advertisements.
Notice n Old settlers.

vTNHERE Will. BE A snECiAt. MEETING
l. Of the Pioneer Settlers Association Of
ReSst csnnty. At Geo. l.. DAvenpcris c@ee.
bsesrSay. August sth, at o'clock +. -
male arrangements 10 attend the Anuusl Pie.
aie On ths Island. BY srder Of the Exssstivs
Committee D. G. Mex Kowx. Ssc'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
UNIVERSITY OF N0InE DAME
Or. SnUllEHBERCERS
FEVER / AGUE ANTIDOTE
TRY TT :
JAS. A. HIGH,

pRoPRlB9oR o. SaD
0Arrison Street Livery Stable
nR0 HARRISON STREET, Between
o3EAHB Front and Second. Horses =
Carriages, Of the best quality, to let at 81
AouRs. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
duv be ardcd ~ reasonable CHARGES, [mylS.1l
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Public Notice

EuUIuC NO91OCs
70 The VOTERS OF DAVENPORT TOWN
ship.
Nseice . hsrsby given that the Board se Dapsr-
Meoss Of scott counly, Iosa q ths June sseoioa,
ls0 cfOated and established two election prec1acto
IN Davenport township. named = sol'ows to-wit
Al east Of Harrison strsss aud the Barrie0n eeFeoe
road to Dusk Creek and south OF Duck Creek and
al sAst of the Dnbuquc rvad north Of Duck Croek.
. Deve7Psft ownshp. called the Upper nsesioe
Precinct
And ali that territory in said township north asd
vest ofthe above described elsctiod precinct be
called the Lower Election Precinct.
And shat the places OF voting In said tOWneh'p II
ave prscincs be the City Hall in the citv OF Dav
export Ter the Upper Election Pre- ,nct. And Al the
Court House. in tue cty of Davenport for the Love.
1lseti0a Precinct, unless otherwise ordered by the
Township Trustees
No person will be entitled TO vote In said town
snip q any other place than In the election precinct
In which he resides at the time he oRers his vote
NJ d. 0NYDRR
Clerk. Board Of Supervisors.
Davenport, August O. 1865. aur4 dSW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04
STATS ITEMS.

Dubuque poor house has 36 inmates.
-Washington, folks have introduced
croqust.
Council Bluffs is to have . $l0o, 900
hotel.
The walls Of Olds' Musca,ias Opera
House has bulgsd out 80 much on one side
that parties living next door have removed
for fcariof its falling upon them. says the
Courier.
Hugh J. Campbell. formely Of Musca-
tine, is . Senator in the Louisiana Lsgu g.
ture.
-THE Clinton Herald complains Of dull
times in trade and the stringency Of the
money market.
A laborsr named Murphy, engaged in
cleansing the vaults Of the Fisher noass,
Anamosa, last week, was 20 affected with
the noxious gases that death speedily en-
sued.
1t costs but three dollars to whip .
wife in Manchester. The justice who made
the decision ought T. be cswhidsd for half
the money.
"A colorsd barber at Council Bluffs
thrashed his wife last wesk--and was sent
to jail.
The 0bserssr says . new Republican
paper 10 talked Of il Dc Witt
The Cedar Falls Orphans Heas statis-
ties ere - follows:
No. Of childrsa rspested let of July. 80
ve. eae. .::............. nose
Ne. o. deesh: since leth sf Nay 80. ..nons
ssssssssss.sss ~
~ Sos8S0 ~
L
NO. runaway. ay............... 4
DINAxcD.
Receipts freD oil oourcds.
since leth Of May q, ,o1l C.
Liabilities ef Home Nay l6th., 1o.1so q
Paid for dry goods, provisions.
&c.. since May 18th ........ l,ss0 q
Amunt ofdisbufsements aas7I %
Balance outstanding Aug. lst.. . $50 "a
Wheat crop in BlackhAwk County
new from ID 70 26 bushels per acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

1T. snrLn, Gardener and Florist, cor
lth and Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
trees. 0y00-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

AucSIoH sale Of hsusshold furniture at
Mrs. Powers, corner Rock leland and lltA
streets, to-morrew at IL o'clock. van
Tuvl. AuctioneeY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-04

EvsaYoSE in town goes to Egbsrt I
Schombesg's for refreshments these days,
and it's right they should, for it's kept
right up and no mistake.
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TOILET.
YUU Y II 10 sk
.si=AUTlFUL,

W. ~.y
Cs. 10. LA DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA RE0lA,
tor bsAuTlFYlNG THE COMPLETION
and PRES TIE 0KlN.
This invaluable teilst article va diecovefed ~
celebratsd chemist In France, and II 10 to ii that
tAe Ladies sf the Court Of Europe owe thsr be.ety
With al IT. simplicity and parity there II Ne article
that will conpare with It as beautiasf of he con.
Dlexion and preserver OF the skin.
Il. G. ACCLcaKY pUrrka0ed the receipt Of hin
60 onyears as". -coas since that tine eiven u .
% feet ts&.' aunR his personal feads and the arD
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Boston, New Orleans. 81. Louis Savannah. Chaslee-
ton, Wilmington, N c.. 4c. They have used II vit.
snsuaiasd sdmfstlon. and weuId consider the toisl
preparation. Victoria Regia and Oscelia de Pe1eia
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that he y compelled To o6sf IN ~ plbe TIN
artclsis entirely different from anything ofths kn1
ovos attempted and II warranted
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS oU1STANCke
Altar using 0scslia Do Persia and Victoria Regia
isr short time the skin wil have son satin-like
tsIture 4 i.parss freshness e.oesaasse - sefs
nees te the sGja that ean cAlv - yfoduced ~ sen
this valuable article. This article y no vulgar com.
pound 70 injurs the skin or eomplexion, 6nt snhan
ceo - heautihes and ~ cannot possibly - de-
tected ~ the closest observer.
Fer re0oving Tan. Frsekle0, 0unburn, ana Cuee
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