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1 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
1svl~ TX

-4.uN TS3eTS0W.
sR iou are hereby notified to appear at ttis Office
IN tue 4rH DAY Of SkPTEMBEk, 1oos Ut ~ O'clock in
the forenoon OF the SAID dAy and then aud there avw
cause why your Humestesn Entry No. 3.6V, n,aae BY
YOU Nov. zoth, 1S6d, upon the n II ne II n n NV Il
section ~ township ~, range ~, the District VI
anos subject to safe al 81. Cloud, Ainn, should
w Cancelled " Louis Rlaesance alleges an abandon
msnt thereof by you and proposes then aud there
" Snow tue sue when you wall I've permitted to con-
Test SUCH showing.
II. c. WAIT, Regis er,
july2S CIVIL Ii. Z. BUkEA mn, Receiver.
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on the 18th DAY OF SEPrEABER 1865 At 10 O'Clock Ia
the forenoon of the said day then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. l761, made by
township lss range in the District 81 lands sub.
ject to sale at St. Cloud Minn should not be cancel
ed, as Christopher Gebhardt alleges an abandonment
thereof BY you and proposes thsn and there to show
the same when you will be permitted contest such
showing. -s4, nc. WAIT REGISTER
auR66Wu H. C BURRANE Reresrar
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8. LAND OFFICE, IT. CLOUD, MINI,
VI July 10, lS6S.

lMs&<IOTc G0stt
SK: fou are hereby notified to appear at this Office
IN the ls1DAY Of SEfTHMbEk, Zoos It IL o'clock IL
the 1vreLu0n Of tn said dsy and tnen and Their. SNOW
cause why Your Homestead Entry IT, 5tsa, made by
you April 9TH lso7, upon the . u he II zee n sec
t.on ~ township La, range 81, Ia Inc Dlstl isoI
Cancelled Us knad uiiuertson alleges an absn-
aonmsnt thereof BY yon, AND proposes and the
to show the same when you Will be permitted TO con-
teetsnch showing. II. =. hAlT, Register,
juyl66wy ii = bUknANh, Receiver.
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81 GENTS WANTED Something new. Evcsy ami
i n y wsatss IT, GA1sASlc snvkn PtxAasa skNtl
Dc for sample. HA1su Co. e North 9Th st, Phila,
n,
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n s. LAND OFFICE, St. CLOUD, MIMI,
" July 30th. 1888.

NesoN Rinedouar
sn You arc hereby notified to appear 1T this ONCE
on the 1sf1 DAY or SKPIkMBRk 1868, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
show cause Why your Ho.4sstead Entry No 1885, made
By yo1 Auguat 10th, 1885, upon the se II section n
tovnship 123, range s., In tho District Of lands
subject TO sale et st. Cloud, MINI, aho.ld not BE-
cancelled. - julius Crosse alleges An abandonment
the same, when you viii b permitted to contest such
ahnXinn :. -. - ~. 81 -.
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EyPECrACLEs AND EYE GLASSES .
- 0snsins Pebble Glasses, Double 20
sus, Periseoplc and Convex, worth from
6elsto $500, for sale st BUSH'6. Can
~ e1ehsnged not found to suit sitter
borough trial HI.
MIRO a(sjR11CHps. -sS3ssJf &c
IA Ernest ever brought to St. Cloud lin
1fe4a3 - 3 o.. cases coin sill
vsgsat BU6H'6. A guarantee from the
1oepg1 eSeoDpaniss these Watches.
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1t is . matter Of surprise to some
Of the Canadians that fthes Dominion
bank notes have = representation of a
ship flying the star. and stripes. The
notes were printed 10 Csnada, TO-. !
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RI S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
W july 8. lotjS

Jois J. Robinson: 80
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this office
Oh Tue lofa DA1 of oCIoBER, looo, ut 10 ocloca in
the forenoon Ut the said day anu then and theirs %
cause why your Homestead Entry Nc. ISIS. made bv
you May II, 1866. upon tho e X SO n section So.
township lzl range 50, N the District Of lands sinh
celed, as William D. Hasford Jr. alleges an abandon.
ment thereof by and proposes then and there to
show the same, whom you will be permitted to con
test sven showing.H Il. g. WAIT, Register, ;.~..E
July1t6wi II. c. BURBANK Receiver
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
july 9th 1865.

Il
Ole Christopher:
Sir: You hereby notified to appear a: this
Office on the 1sr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1865, At 10
O'Clock A. NJ. of the said day and then and there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. $751;,
made by you May 18th 1867 upon the n X nv II
sw 4 NV Il section 2, Sc Il ne Il section e,
township 12s, range 10, in the District of lands
subject to lie at st. Cloud, Minn should not be
Cancelled, as Christian Simonson alleges an abandon
nent thereofby you and PROPOSES then and there to
show the sal.e when you will be permitted to con-
test such showing.
II. c. WAIT Register,
july306w1 II. C. BURBANK, Receiver.
T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL May 4, 1865.
Darid Davidson:
Sir: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 2srn DAY OF AUGUST, 1868, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. sos, made BY
you November 9, 1866, npcn he s. ne X * nwL
section township la, range IS, the District q
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mnn should not BE-
Cancelled, as Syver Ereksen alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to show
the same, when you will lie permitted to contes tsuch
showing, H. C. WAIT, Register
iuel6-6Wy II. c. RCRRANE Ra>o;ror
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IT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
4. { 1ScS

Henri c.. .Nie.ds: "a, IN gssE -.
sfE, You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 2ls1DAY Or SEPTEMBER, 1865 at l0o;clock Ia
the forenoon Of day and then and there show
cause why, your Homestead No. 3522, made by you
February 18th, 1856, upon sw section townshipl25
range 81, in the district Of lands subject sale
st. Cloud, Minn Should not he Cancelled a. Ole G.
Rigg alleges an abandonment thereof by you, and
proposes then aud there to show the same VIXEN you
will be permitted to contest such showing
H G WAIT, Register,
aug66W3 II. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL August 4, 1S6S.
znype ~ Ulrtges:
slE: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 3e16 made By
You June ~ 1861, upon the NV section 49, township
l range 49, in the District of lands subject to sale al
st. Cloud MINI should not be cancelled as Lisette Paul
alleges an abandonment thereof ty you, and proposes
then and there to show the same, when you will lie
permitted to contest such showing.
H. C. WAIT. Register,
aug66xu II. C. BUkBASk Recaiver
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7 s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
- July 25, 1868.

II s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" July 3, 1868.
Jauses Hel5y: 49,.
Sir: You are iereby notified to appea at this Office
on the 11rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1865, at 10 o'clock
the forenoon Of the saday and then and there show
GAUGE wins your Homestead Entry No. 34l7, made by
you January 10th, 1867, upon the Il Sc II
section y township LII, range 81 in the District
of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud Minn should
not be cauoeled AZ Pa rick Fitzpatrick alleges an
abando ment thereof BY You, ard proposes then and
tire to show the same when you will be permitted to
contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
july306wu II. C. BURBANK, Receiver
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1t takes seven men ono week to
dust the great organlin Boston. Their
wages for the week arc over 500.
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Our stock Of violins, violincellos, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro-
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., is complete. 5'. "&
j: Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired. =, sl>z.~.x. -.
Orders attended to with Pronptness
49, v3n26-1Y =. -
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=. f. B. DELAN0, Superintendent,
J. II: RANDALL; General Ticket Agent.
so ,.:-g ylQ-n44tf. 3sxs ga
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G. + & W POW ELL

G. + & w p W' ELL |
F HARDWARE,
The most complete stock to DO found
In Northern Minnesota,
II Z m 1--WE A r ii
OF every kind that may DO wanted,>
p. 7oa --.~s~ ...-.. i
ToVES
OF al tho best and moss popular max
Agricultural Implements 'l'1ata $
F. &C., &c., Sc. $780,.
-. ,.y- - -, ,
Corner Washington avenue and Lax. stree
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
CASH PAID FOR
Old Copper, Brass, and Pewter.
~ Particular attention paid to all
kinds Of tin and sheet'iron jobbing. / r
cuAs. +. POWELL. I'LL 5/G'Lwvu. powell.
J. H. OWEN & CO.,
DRESSE LUM Der,
S A S HI,
Doors, Blinds,
WOOD MOULD1NGs,
v-s-
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Newell Posts, Balusters,
AND FENCE P1cKETs,
Sash, Doors, Blinds and
Mouldings,
Constantly ON Hand.
BASES, CASINOS And DOOR JAMS
Furnished, per Design, with the Ut
most DisPatch.
| COUNTRY ORDERS
Attended to promptly. and specially solic-
| tied.
16 Factory in Lo,eer 2o,0n, near the Sa,o
Mills,
| ST. CLOUD. n37 MIMI
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
u. August 3. 1885,

I .. LIND UFFlCE, Be. CLOUD, MIMI,
VI August 3, 1865 J
Kdpser PuAn1:
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 1SrH DAY OF ,1s6S, at 10oe1ock in
the Of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. ESQ, made by
you July II, 1866 upon the ek ne n e use u
section l. township l2s range 50, in the District
mot be Cancelled Heinrich Peters alleges an abau-
thereof BY you and proposes then and there
to show the same, when you will be permitted to
contest such showing.
sug66wu H. BURBANK. Receiver.
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THE CHEAP: CASH STORE,
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Haunins.. bought them since. the late de-
olins,asws are prepared 70; oaSfSaRBATs
ii .BARaAINSin these assweh q iniolI /
- : .lhne9N n'Ez<ssDt'
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Is. CLoAKINGs,8i @>sa a2bso41s oAs be,
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BLEACHED and .nass
-a'@do ~ BROWN MUSEUMS
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t.. .:#ia Also an excellent stock. of.: vsEs:t,
DRESS BUTTONS pit bo@ sjaaSi T.
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,:s~ Remembering place., II; 10 s1o}
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n17ve 21s Third street, 81. Paul, MINI.
MUNGERs BROS.,,E
1ob sligo. a1s:IL. q iii div L'os.
:: Music I. 3l1s d.. Dealers , / =,
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SAINT PAUL PAUL z*3"o- a: oii'Mll15N,N MIMI,
-,r,:e - o>4&l 2ai.i a1a Aja9ua@Ga
i =: Sole Agents for oe gI,od sd:
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o','18'2' GEL BRArED PIANOS:
Sole Agents for 's :, r.. ID
chickering g., Sons rs. g. =,
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
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Also-PR1NCE'S AUTOMATIC SCHOOL
! e: ORGANS AND MEL opEoNs. y: :.. ::
Also EsTErs co11AeE ORGANS. -*s'.s s.
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We keep constantly on hand the: 4.
ONLY. FULL ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Music and Musical Instruim rents
OF all descriptions in Minnesota; 80
o.
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ny
q. G. WAIT Register,
s. LAND OFFICE, ST.. CLOUD. MINI,
j. July "a. 1865.

Henry X. Lesci7: 81 f--.~
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear a. this Office
the forenoon of the SAID day then there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. LII, made by
You April q, 1865, upon the Sc section - town
ship Ia, range S. in the District of lands subiect to
sale at St Cloud MINI, should not be cane led. as
George lansing alleges an abandonment thereof hv
you, and proposes then and there to show the same
wh"n sou will DO permitted to contest such showing
:: -s-s~--- II. c. WAIT, Register,
julySQ6wL u. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
TT S. LAND 0Ff1cE, Sr. CLoup, MINI,
L I.n!- .->=..:..a ,.4Jnlv 20 1895
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EasondDpk
i Or: You are her
on the 5thDAYORsk
t319 forenoon of the ssaia
ahewt cause why your Hon
made by you November LIST
seeH0n'28, township 12s range ?,
lands subject to sale At st. Cioud Mi
be Cancelled, - Joel C. etebbns aiieaa.
msnt thereof By. you and propsses then an,
show the same, when you Wi be per,;,tt en- ~
.-,.o 100, -. - 80 II. g. WAIT, Register.
J"iyIo-oWS - II BURBANK, Receiver
IT 3. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ Aug 7th, 1868. >'-
gn: You are hereby notified 10 apnear At fills Office
on;the 18Th DAY or SEPTEMBER, ises, at 10 o'eocis
infhe forenoon Of the said day ard then and there
show eaHss Why yopEa UoEasstssd Estxy- Ee 2aI6.
80 .s,,o1 'e 3 +d March =, 12tn 1se
t1:t Of lands subject to sale Il ST. Cloud Mum.
should not ste easeelsd, casson O. Car alIeees
N s9sndonnent thereof by you, and proposes
then and, there 70 show the same, When you wiI be
HENRY G. WAIT, Register
soeA"V"rs =; =. Y. BURBANK, Receiver.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

Collector David lIcnshaw was kind
hearted INN an vel rs sbie but, smart as
lie vas on ono ocrision in doing q gener-
Gus act lie wna sadly taken in. An old
customer doing business in Eaton, n. H.,
had failed, owing MI. lis firm about
$4,000. After settling with his Other cred
itors. no came to SEQ Mr.. III.
"Welt sr,' SAID the latter, what can
you 10 for for u.s."
"liave saved my farm FIR You sir,
Piled the unfortunate man.
Your farm, hey" said Mr.. ii ,'and
what have you left"
Nv ell, sir horse, a pig and cow, and
altogether think they may bring me in a
cut seventy five dollars-sufiicient, hope,
to get myself and family out West, where
intend to settle BY tho way, here's the
deed OF the farm, sir" said the poor but
honest debtor, as he passed tho document
which certified Mr.. H.'s legal right to two
hundred acres Of land, "more or less" and
long known ns the "Cold Stream Farm"
"Oa that will never do" US Mr.. H.,
and drawing his check for 800. he handed
it to his Old customer, rcmaiking at the
same time TIA. he was sorry for his mis-
fortune, ana approaching his integrity, I
gave him great pleasure TO he abe 70 AZ
ford him little help n, Starting again.
The poor fellow was greatly surprised,
AMI reluctantly taking the check, with a
tear-drop in his eye, heartily thanked his
ever geuero q creditor and departed, bnt
to be seen By Mr.. II. never more.
About tas lst # April following. Mr.
Ilcnshaw thought he would so upto Eaton
and take u leo1 at lis real estate there
Arriving about dusk, he "put up at tia
tavern kept by his old friend Marsh. who,
on hearing lila guests Grand, said he
would 60 out with him the uext morning
ana show him Nhtre the farm lay.
Next day, soon after breakfast, they ga!
lied out 10 see it. After proceeding few
rods. the tavern. keeper halted, and, direc
ting his companions attention to bare
but very steep aud rough looking noun
tam, that stood a few miles of. remarked
that "ihat was called Bald Mountain"
That's tough looking place" SAID
the other.
SWELL" continued the tavern keeper
"ths location Of your propsrty-the Cole
Stream FARMS on the top OF that noun
| taiu."
| Yes but how do you get there"
| why you don't suppose anybody VA
ever up there, do you, Mr., Hsushaw,'
"WelI, what's the good Of it-what i,
done with III" rusfully inquired the amsz
| e1 merchant.
"Thc Town sells it every year for tax
es," replied the tavern keeper.
"They do. heys" said Mr.. Hsnshaw
and pray tell me who 10 these parts il
fool enough to buy that style Of prop
crty :"
why, any Of eur chaps around her
who get into trouble or fail, buy il TO
the purpose Of settling with Boston cred
itors."
Mr.. Hsnshaw took the first opportunity
to return home, and perhaps would no
have told tho story, had not . friend, il
asking him 40 collscrcr, to give . man
place In the Custom House for reason
among and above others, that he Was iron
New Disqualification he gave this it'll
Bit Of experience with ono Of the Grant,
| State men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
Well Pas.

The Nav York TINES. Republican. dis
cussins the resolution Of the Chicago Con-
y.n,ion, pretending that that paper is In Ia
,or of retrsnchmsnt and economy, pointsdly
Gays:
II, fthe Republican Convcntion) should
have bs N able TO 90 before the country
with record of services rendered in re-
gard both to rstreuchment and taxstion.-
The public press has been for years Alto
.stter in Ito hands. Il has exclusive man
.,cmen, Of the Appropriations, and sxelu-
.,sc power over ths forms and. amount Of
taxation. How happens It, thsps that IN
,.atfor,n intended TO set forth its claims to
continued confidence, il has nothing better
To- oirsr than resolves in favor OF reforms
which I, has obs,inately and culpsbly ne
elected. Why is Il that no serious at
temp, has been made to enforce even mod
ern economy, and that, in consequence, The
abolition Of taxes must be followed by theiI
re imposition, or BY . large addition to th'
dchts These are weak points in the party
record. They arc condemnation OF its re
cent con gressional career, and a sorry 81
emph6cHtion OF it's fidelity nad capacity y
fiscal and financial affairs"
Their, is great truth in these remark
Tho idea 81 the Radical party, which iroi
lis inception into power until the pfeses
dsv, has been tho organizer end rartAk'
of ll,- Most slnroniou4 aud gigantic sys'ci
s. fanl. rceulsticn, plunder, eotaruo
~ robbs,y tbs wotld Las ever seen, u
snlv.a, ID favor Of rctrcnchment and ecor
Ell, .e.sa geoi deal Hike Satan quct'n
scripture and pretending 10 be Saint
Every net belle, and reIo,e' lis hypocritic'
prpieuccs. Ana yet tho leaders actual
think that despite their record on th'
question, reehlng with corruption and pc
luton, they can huinbus and deceive IN
people into the belief that they are N fave
OF economy The f,lschood is too patcr
for public credulity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sclENrIrIc APpRnyAI.s

r,i..-,rrkabls that all physicians ar-ce for or &c
4, nr,l-,s !, Ira. HoTss Malt Exirsct beverage az
II.sith j. hleh seryiccahe. not only as 40 Article
ofsi+ f,- rauvaiesoent patients. In tho case ~
,,.i,,a vs.h rn,aebci vital powers. hut like~ ice
"a af.aas.. o. the cees'. the stomach and throat
for rterrh IN all is different stages. colds and
bn.-ssresf. and FOR consumption In rs different
~ flowing letter addressed to Hor's Malt rx.
,rs y pspoi 5ss Broadway. n. r., will prove IT:
Prom, II. d. Bleeken, NJ D.. R.dwing. MINI.
r.lvao. shall honor the truth. and consider Off .
MAJ, Fx,ract Beverage Of Health one OF the mos,
go, ys,nedie. that we have At present for
WI DISEASE OF THE LUNGS.
TIVE he.ith ofrny medical friend, DR. Game. sus-
s.rine from cons ption with spasmodc Asthma,
ma improved since using II.
I.r~r,ldt Thode & Co, Wholesale and Retail
! Agtutr. Davenport, Iowa
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A Physiological View of Marri-
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THE ROCK ISLAND RAIL
ROAD TRICYCLE..
From the Chicago Republican, 9Th.


The Rock Island Railroad strife is ended.
The Walls street stockholders have met their
Western foes, and they have departed, van
pushed. John I. Tracy is triumphant.
His determination, perseverance and good
management secured the victory. The pur-
pose Of these New York gentlemen who
came out here was TO prevent the extension
Of the road to Omaha; but the Western
stockholders were Grm and decisive They
would not yield an inch. The Wall-street
spectators attempted to effect compromise
in Chicago; but they were unsuccessful. J.
+. Tracy was IN Iowa attending to the OK
tension ofthe road. Hehad money enough
TO do this, and he paid no attention what
ever to the illegal proceedings which inter
ested parties might engage in. But our
Eastern friends became Tired Of our lake
breezes, and they made . trip to Da-
venport where they met their enemy, Mr..
Tracy. and gracefully surrendered.
The resul: 10 most satisfactory to tho
West. Those very stockholders who came
here determined to defeat Mr.. Tracy in his
Efforts to give Chicago another connection
with the great Pacific Railroad, have gone
homo satisfied that the Iowa policy is cor
!ee.; and, before going, they had kind Of
town meeting, and passed resolutions in
oorsing everything that has been done by
the present management, and jus.ifying the
issue OF bonds, concerning which so much
! noise has been made.
Thus far, therefore, all is well. The Chi.
cago. Rock Island & Pacific Rr;,,o.d i =,
its onward march to the West. cre.,;n. an.
other great and important link he,sssn
Chicago aud San Francisco John r. TIA.
has achieved great triumph, and hs c.n
now command the whole field.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

We clip The following from the Wash
ingscn correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Commercial
u don't know how ii i, throughout the
country, but here in Washington the
stronsesi champions Of the Chase move.
msnt ars to DC found among the acknowl-
edged leaders Of the Democratic marty.
Dan. Voorhees, takes the lead, and insist,
that the nomination OF the Chief Justice i
forsgone conclusion. Whether in this n,
represents the Democracy of Indiana. there
/. is now no definite means Of ascertsinire
but Ii is not likely that he would act ans
speak In such . matter entirely on his ow,
responsibility.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09

There IL no medicine 30 mnch in favor with thcss
vho are acquainted with Their action ss Robaek'a
Rod pills. they are ssfe, pleasant and mild IN their
.,c-,.,on. and are purely vegetable; can be take,
~ children as well as adults; try them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-09
SIEI.pLESS NIGHTS.

Asa remedy to scothe all nervous excitement, and
g., 10 iruest sense, nervine. there is. perhaps. no
Medicine ex,ani which Is received with 50 much a.
-. a. Roback's Stomach Bitters: wine glass full
or ,oipg 10 bed is all thut Ia required to produce
so~nd and healthful eleep