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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

Ma. Epiros We sss qaits . coatso-
versy in the city papers about : mower
trial 1t Mr. Rohn's farm last week Nov
We wish to say that We would like to see
the Light Draught Pivst Mower, that Fow.
lcr L Brothers sell, on trial With any or
all the other mowers cold in the city. Il
10 an opinion that this little machine Will
make then Ill sick. " . have seen il run in
placse whege the said trial mowers could
mot work. We understand Fowler Bros.
can sell all Ill they get without getting up
trials 70 do Il. Fewisr Besthess viii let
this Pivot Mower 60 out - The sstislAetien
Of the purchasers. This machine 10 hedge
trimmer % we'll 90 the best mevss made.
Call and ssst it, at Oity Scales. aad jodgs
forsyoursslvss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

CorToH AND WcoLxS MASvFAcrrEgRs'
AGg.cr.--The attention of cotton and wool
en- manufacturers is called to the card OF
Sumner Pratt, Worcester, Mass, in anoth-
er column. This houss has the agency for
all the various kinds, and the latest i'm
proved machines that are used in the mar
ufacturc Of cotton and woelen goods. The
house has a high reputation for honorable
dealing, and dealers may be confident that
their orders will meet with prompt stten-
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

GiRL wanted to do general housswor4
in . srnal family. Apply ~ this office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

A LARGE NUMBER Of our citizens are ma
king preparations to 60 up the river on the
Fourth. Some to attend the grand cslebra-
tion near Port Byron-and others to see
the races At Lyons. Over seventy entries
Of horses have already been made for these
races, as We learn from Judge Lsffingwcll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

Renncs Killing Magic Oil is clean
safe, and delicious to use. 1t does not soil
the clothing moi does its use injure the skin,
but besutfcs it. and cures chap and PIN
pies, besides all kinds OF pain. Every fam
lily should keep bot, e OF it IN the house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIyAIA,

ARRIvALA
hsrYHssuRc- From Fl. Madison.
ApDrr JOHNSON From 81. Paul.
CouNrEss- From Clinton.
fEMBrSA-Frcm St. Louis.
SAVANNA From st. Paul
DEPARTURE.
KirBspuRo For Fl. Madison.
AppIu JoHSsoN-For st. Louis.
CousTEss-tor Clinton.
PRnBixA-For st. Paul.
SAyASxA-For st. Louis,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

A LIBERAL DoNArIoN.-The fine lots
owned by Col. Hoffman, corner 7th and
Perry streets, have been purchased BY
Erastus Wright. Esq, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
who proposes to erect thereon . spacious
brick cdifice. Rev. J. A. Hamilton, pastor
OF the Congregational Church in this city,
the son in law OF Mr.. Wright, will come
into possession Of this fine property when
finished.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

SrnucK pY LIGHTNING. The terrible dis
charge Of celestial artillery this forenoon
took effect in the small frame building Of
II. p Tisdemann corner Of 4sh and Brown
Streets Ths electric fluid " went for" the
lightning rod and completely demolished it,
Several windows were shattered and tho
occupants Of the house considerably fright
ened under the supposition that they were
sent for, nobody was hurt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

Ir,ou arc troubled with a Cough. Weak
ness Of, the Lungs. Sore Threat, Pain il
the Side, or Kidney Complaints, Whih
P,ne Compound will help you, and, as Q
genera thing, effect permanent cure
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

NORMAL AcApsMr-Ths Iowa State Nor
NAL Academy of Music will commence on
Wednesday, July sth, in this city. The
faculty are the same ~ last year, being
composed Of Prcfs Fargo, Coe and Parker.
The Hall has not been determined on yet.
butt is sthought that either the High School
building or the Burtis Opera Hsuse will be
nInd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
EXPECTED.

ExPEcrKD.
The Minnesota, from st. Louis, for 81.
Paul tomorrow morning at4 o'clock.
The Muscatins, from St. Paul, for St.
Louis tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The Sucker State from st. Louis for st..
Paul tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. )
The Jennie Baldwin from St. Paul, for
St. Louis this evening at 6 o'clock.
The New Boston, is tho regular packet
for TT. Madison Monday morningat u
O'Clock.
Til. Countess will leave at 5 o'clock
hereafter, until Juy 9th, to allow passsn-
gers TO attend the races at Clinton.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Ksy City is laid up at Dubuque
waiting for busines to revive.
Tho colored cook Of the Key City was
drowned at Dubuque on Saturday last,
while bathing.
There is talk of building a bridge across
the river above St. Louis.
1t isa matter of importance TO know
that the United States Treasury Depart
msnt has, by recent fat, required owners
to carve upon the main beam of their YES.
sells an official number to b awarded BY
the Directors Of the Bureau Of Statistics.
The Collector of the different ports, after
| reviewing the provisions Of the Law, now
gives the following notice 10 owners and
masters of vessels
According 10 the act Of Congress and the
Instructions Of the Treasury Department,
shall not Be at liberty to recegnixs your
vessel % . vessel of the United States in
the event Of Jour not complying with this
notice, nor shall be ut liberty to grant her
| . clearance upon the occasion Of her do.
parting from this port. Or to issue to hes
any 10 arins papers. When you have com.
Piled with this notice, you will please 1eavs
Information 1T the clearance desk Of this
Office, end IN in inspector will be sent to
examine the vessel IL properly numbered
ho will certify the same. Upon the re.
c.ipt Of this certificate. the Official, numbss
Of your vessels, with the date. will be in
aorssd upcn her marine papers. Nsthin E
| further will be required under the act. II
she 10 . sea going vessel, the ents.y upon
her papers will consist OF four alphabstica
letters, in additian to the ofllcaal number
These letters will enable you to signsiix,
her Official number to vessels passing Il
sea or to ashore stations. Any code Of sig
nails may b used. it only being asosssary
to hoist Above the faes that represent ths
letters the distinguished code peanant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

sances, 10. - IL IS
Jshn LillisA ressrding er1isassss =
&c. ...s....... II %
Street Cemmissiensss ,repest. u
the anossgale ioe voek % ~ s.7 81
strssts fFem June 18th, - * -
July Let. -. -. ......... l9o1 10
4. Warnsbold, fec haaliae dist
- 0aisa street. shevs 6th... 10 %
VIM. Rsnwiek, lumber, &s...... 90 90
D. Stanchfisld -. te %
Z. Stiegsr's, hauling rock, &c.,. IS 50
Michael Casrisi, for laying 161
perch Of stone wall on bridge
corner Of 9Th and Iowa street,. 20l Is
Thos. Murray, City Engineer. 81 so
Joseph Kuhn, stone mason work
on bridges. 80. 60 u
Liberty Fire Co, No. l, 2 months
rent Of engine houss ts.dats 80 90
Two months Enginesfs salA
orY. % 6G
Thos. Morrow, Engineer Of Fire
King. one month TO date. ..... 50 -
Fire King Engine o., No. I, one
nontha rent to date. ...... ID 90
Liberty Fire Co., No. 4, Alling 49, s.
cistern corner Of 9Th and War. =
Son. .s.s.sss - "
l. Oldsnbsrg. one days services
- watshmAn ate 0se. ....... -
b. Leshsf, printing. .......... 1ll g
Rishasdeen Dees., psineipg. 81. ~ %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

'Hra'a - lllaif pga. Natural. uarshis Besutiful
Bcsi ASH Ghespss' 'f the World. Soli hv nj Drug
girt- enil eegfsii strreEeepers. JOHN j. KRONER,
tpls if sgr'etor. tai 1hestaut ST. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

RICHARDSON, M MERRIAM 4 Co., " oncEsrRR.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of IN mechanics and others, to the card Of
Richardson, Merriam Il Co., manufacturers
of oil kinds of wood working machinery,
Worcester, Mass. THE wood-turning
lathes, scroll saws and mortising machines,
that arc manufactured by this house are
considered the best in the market, aud the
long. ard established reputation of the
house, Is = sufficient guarantee to all bust
ness men Of itI essential soundnsss. See
advertisement in another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02
AMERICAN WALTnAM WATCHES |!
The Best! The Cheapest I!

Recommended BY Railroad Engineers and xx-
pressuen, the most exactnR class Of watchwcarers,
q superior to al others for strength steadinsss.
accuracy, and durability.
To avoid imposition purchasers shosld Invariably
demand certificate Of genuinenets. (jef6 o&Wo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-02

For the past elk months Of the year 1868
there has been issued l76 marriage licenses.
being for each month as follows: January
&c, February SO, March 50, April 20, May
%, June ~. Three hundred and thirty
eight young people as We trust made happy:
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A H C r O r T'S
Low WATER DEFEoTeR
PREVENTS TIE EXPLOSION Oh BuRHIaa
OUT OF STEAM BOILERS.
THE PRIME CAUSE OF STEAM BOILER Ex-
PLos1oNs ARISES FROM A DEFICIENCY OF
WATER IN rHE BOILER WHILE IN
ACTION
EXPLOSIONS FROM DEFICIENCY OF WATER.

EXPLOSIONS FROM DEFICIENCY OF WATER.
Low water In steam boilers is no unusual occar-
renee Imminent danger frequently arises nom this
cause aud cannot be too forcib1y impressed upon
tho minds OF eneineers that there s no part OF the
apparatus constituting The mountngs Of boiler
plies 1t With water In properly constructed bctl.
er every part Of the meta exposed to tho action OF
the fire should be in immediate contact with the ~
ter, and when proper provision II made 70 maintain
the water at sufhtaent height above the pxfts 20
exposed accidents can never occur from thA :ause-
Should the water, however, get Low from detects In
the pump and the surfhce over the re become over.
heated then, even at the ordinary working pressure.
there great danger Of an explosion. There IN no
OCCASION under such circumstances, TO search furh.
material when overheeted to certain degree aeoen
about fve-E1ths Of it's strength, and Ia, theratoce.
unable 10 resist the internal pressure: When
boiler becomes short Of water, the first thing usual
y done Is to put the feed pump In action; this car
tinly remedies tho deficiency. but increases tbs
danger and may lead to the explosion ofthe boiler.
Ashcroft's Low Water Detector
IS eminenty fitted to guard against accidents caused
by low water Itneeds not the care or etnauIlo4 oa
the engineer or fireman to keep II tn order Opca-
Ling by the force Of natural laws, Il takes cg.e o
sell aud Ia only called into acnon by the fan o. tne
yater below any fixed level, and then It gyeo t1s
elarrn to all within sound Of the whistle OF oen
cient supply Of wster. >.,..,.
ii stands as wutchful monitor over the magazine
ofpower on which tis placed and not Only s sSa ~
II, but notifies the attendant, II NO ID sfotSeoa VI
negligent ofhis duty.
JOHN r.. TAYLOR & CO., Agents.
PHGNIX IRON WORKS,
Nos. 4, s and PRTTCHARD-sTRERT.
lime 10 limo
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established Provisional Government, which
ordained laws and instituted q judicial system;
all OF which continued in force after the termi-
nation OF the war, and until modified by the
direct legislation Of Congress. or by the Terri
torial Government established by its authority.
Although the case of South Carolina is not
Identical with that Of New Mexico or the Terri
tory Of California, yet the same principle Of ex-
pedien:y would appear to be involved in all
and the same wise policy requires the mainte-
nance Of many existing military orders to
bridge over the transition period that must in
tervene between the cessation OF the military
government and the enactment by the General
Assembly Of the statutes necessary for the reg
ular administration Of the State in its various
departments.
SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERS.
In view of the impoverished condition Of tho
treasury, and the necessity for the most rigid
economy, in order to maintain the credit OF
the State, recommend that the salaries Of all
State officers shall be placed at such figure
o. will secure to them only reasonable COM
pensahon for the discharge Of their several
duties. In fixing these salaries, due allowance
may properly be made for the difference be-
tween the gold rate at which they were former
ly paid and the present market value Of the
currency; and as the offices were created for
the benefit Of the public, and not for the
emolunfent of particular individuals, those
who hold them may well be content with fair
compensation for the service that they msy
render to the State.
{ further recommend that you provide by
law for the appointment by the Governor Of q
private Secretary, at such o salary as will Sc
cure the necessary clerical skill and inteli-
gence. for the proper discharge of all the du-
ties Of such Office.
CONCLUSION.
Our gratitude is due to the Giver Of all good
for the bright promises Of an abundant harvest
now visible throughout the State. Permit me
to express the hope that in ali your dehbe-
rations the spirit of harmony and mutual
forbearance, so necessary 70 the dignity OF
o Legislative body, may be carefully preserv-
ed, and that our new State, through your
wisdom and prudence, may inscribe upon tie
opening pages Of it's history, o record msul-
lied by the petty warfare Of local interests,
and that every member OF your body will
bear in mind that he owes not merely duty
to the parttculag locality that he represents.
calls upon him for the unselhsh service of his
head aud heart Let us hope that the era of
good feeling may soon return TO the entire
people of the State, and that they will soon re-
gard themselves not simply as the inhabitants
OF an isolated section, but as citizens Of
great nation, whose ships may float in safety
upon every sea, and whose flag is the respected
symbol Of power and liberty in every land
I trust, gentlemen, that the Onmiscient Ruler
ofthe Universe may sustain aud direct You in
the arduous duties that Lie before you, that all
your acts may inure to the common good OF
our whole people.
Governor Of South Carolina.
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d ELIaBLE TEXT Ro0Ks.
"Tm BEET OF ruxm nAaa"
QUACKENBoS ARTTHMEMns:
Practical, 81: Eemantary. 80 eents; Primary 20
cents; Mental (neariy ready. 80 ceui1.

This Ferries is meeting with most Gratifying 10
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Special attention Is aaked to the PRAprIrkL. Its
rules and analyses are free fsom unnecessary words
Its methods are the shortest possible. Above q, u
b adapted to tfe present state Of thinea. during
pended, prices have doubled tina tariff has bean a.
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QUAcKENBos' aRAMMARs:

An EnRllah Grammar, $I; F1rBt BOOK IN HfammAr,
so CENTS
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saving to the teacher; full and Ingenious In tts
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pronounced on Quackenbos Grammar by our best
educators Hosts of recommendations p,lbltshed IN
our Circular.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
Whereas, there in reason to believe that the fire
which occurred ON the ,aorning of the 22d instant
was the work Of an incendi2ry:
Now, know all men BY these presents that I, NIL
ton Cogswell Mayor Of the city cforesaId, do offer
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLL ARS for the dis
covery and proof TO conviction, in ally court Of COM
petent Jurisdiction Of the party or pues who fired
Messrs DoWle &. Noise, which was burnt down,
with another, on the morning above stated.
Witness my hand this twenty second day Of June,
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
MILTON COGsWELL, Mayor.
W. q. alnTH, Clerk Of Council.
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nRUGs AND MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED BY
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HosTETTER'S, HOoFLANDS AND COLLETON
BITTERS
Ayers, Jaynes' Wright's. Railways, Cephsno,
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Gray's Holloway's, DaDey's, McAlisters Rus
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Hegeman's Ferrated Bark and Cod Liver OIL and
Denzine, Burnett's Cod Liver Oil, Ayers Sarsapa-
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Country orders solicited, and will meet with
T. r. KILLERS CO.,
February II itu No. 131 Meetng-etreet
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CtrTY TAxEs-sECOND INSTALMENT.
~ CITY TREASURY. 1st July, 1s6s.-Under an
Ordinance "ro Raise Supplies for the year 1868" the
SECOND INsTALMENF OF TAKES ON REAL
ESTATE ia required On or before tho last day Of
July, and not paid executions shall issue In twenty
days thereafter. 8. THOMAS,
July1 City Treasurer.
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Gitp advertisements.
NOTICE.

OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTTVES,(
CHAaLEsToN, 8. c., July 8, 1868.
DECOYERED, AND BROUGHT TO THIS OF
h, PICE, number OF CANARY BIRDS. Parties
losng the same win please CALL prove property and
nav expenses 81. W. HENDRICKS,
First Lieut. and Chiot OF City Detectives.
Approved c. B. oIawAIp. Chief Of Police.
July 8