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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
INSURANCE IN THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 6.-The Committees on lnSllr-
Of both Houses OF the Missouri Legislature have
agreed bill in regard to insurance companies as fol-
lows: Home mutual companies are required 70 have
capital OF $4,000 20 per cent paid up home stock com
panes 10 have capital Of 100000 20 per cent paid
up; foreign companies are To have cash capital OF
SOOthOse amounts to be proven and secured by bond
instead OF license Both home and foreign companies
pay city county and state tax based upon the
receipts each and every Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE AMAZON FROM TIE ATLANTIC TO PERU.

THE AMAZON FROM TIE ATLANTIC TO PERU
The members of the Travellers Cluo ana
number OF their friends were entertained last sht WIN
most interesting amusing, and Instructive lecture by
the Rev J. c. Fletcher, well known as Soutn AnerI
traveller and explorer IN TIoune1is , ,i ~ NJ
Eetcber Influence in promoting the interests OF Brazil
and in bringing an era Of good Keeling between er
and the United states ana reciltu socai pa "a a.
which the subject OF establishing Travellers CluD was
first preached Mr. Fetchers lecture, although emDiac
Tug much Of interest in connection with many Oter sec
tiOns OF South America taken up principally WIN
general description of what he termed the largest val
ley the world drained by the largest river IN the
world rising among the highest mountains OF inc West
continent. Brazil he said - PortugueSe AsI.ca,
by Of the language spoken by us people III Is
the widest portion OF South America beaiihS the SAINT
relation 10 II IL point OF CIVILIZATION tnal uh0 uos 70
the United States. but larger than the whole OF the
United States excluding Alaska. The Amazon valley
is equal TO the entire OF country east OF line
tied by population scarcely great as that OF chicago
The speakers description Of Brazilian forest ID the
picture Of tour through the market OF fara something
so refreshnGly unique that those who enjoyed
it last night will never forget it, lie amused
his hearers with many humorous illusions, hhth
Ing the passage Of the rain clouds from one
point 10 another q sort OF swinging round the circle
without anything stronger than water attriDung the
Of an IrishwOman; and OverthrOWlng all accepted theO
res relative TO the origin OF the name Amazon as ap
piled the river by describing the dress OF tribe OF In
dian warriors along ts banks and holding that ther fem
enine attire deceived the followers OF PzarTos brother I'D
days gone by just would be likely TO deceive more
observing and less timd military men or to-day Inc
lecturer enumerang the efemiuate garments OF the
dusky fghtDgmen, did not omit TO mention That each
and every immense waterfall as an appfO
pirate accompaniment to his long robe, and carried TOT
defense shield made of turtles shela fine specimen
OF which he exhibited to the audience and aierWard pre-
seuted the Club The lecture enjoyed throughout
rho hour and half OF delivery by intelligent as
sembage, and was frequently applauded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

Yesterday afternoon, serious accident hap
named al the building being erected. addiuos
10 Mr. A. T. seNarts retail store. at the corner of
Teuth-st and Broadway. As an iron beam being
hoisted the derrick gave way. knocking Michael
GIllcn and Jolu Sands from the third the frat story
tiens Icft leg fractured, and Sands seriously
iruised buf had no bones broken Ferdinand hOsc and
Iasenb Mnrsch were also injured by tho falling u thG
derrick-the former dangerously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE BRITISH snIP WASHER SAFE.

BosrON, Feb. Capt Nash has returned
from Darlington S. and reports that the British ship
n Masher which was found abandoned at sea, did not
require his assistance In towing her TO Boston She VIII
come up under sail IA her rudder Is completed
She leaks only 100 strokes per hour and has had
over four OF water in her hold the leak being con
fined 10 the wood ends She is from Liverpool with
yalu l,ie arV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
MARRIEU

CHENEY-CHEYEY-Ou Wednesday Feb at the residence Of yohs
H. Patt ghlon Staten Island by the Rev W O. met
of w Cheney Of South Manchester Conn
Harriet e. daughter the late aey Cheney Of Adstown Cosn
HYDR-HYDE-On TUESDAY Feb the Church Of the Advent Boz
ton b Dr. Boes Edward H. Hyde Of Springfield, hAsa.
MARY p HYDE niece Of Admiral II. K Thacher, U. s n
Richmond ard Alexandria papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN PALMYRA.

PALMYRA, Feb. 4.-Our annual charter election
was held yesterday and resulted in the glorious success
Of the greater part OF the Republican ticket We elect
four ont OF i've Trustees Police Justice and Police
Constable the Treasurer and OF the Assessors This
the first time the Republicans have elected their ticket
ten years This is the opening ball which shall keep
in motion" until the election OF Grant and Fen0n Inc
Hon. Ornon Archer. A. i. Crandall, George NJ BOuman
A. r. Chase ana VIM. Foster form the new Board OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

ALBANY CATTLE MARKBr-FRB. g.
The Cattle dull holders asking an advance
idi b. The Cattle were mostly Of fair good quality receipts
head sales about 300 head at prices ranging from E for Commos
to 3d9c for Good TO Prime and asc for Medium Extra sheep are
IN good request At d7 according quality and weht reesp
1000 sales 1000 HogsSo sales Of Live Hogs reported sls
600 Dressed Hogs today at e30l0ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
THE WEdTHER.

-Mornng-Drkfly overcast
100 cloudy ~ showing from 10 20
1885, cloudy cloudy RvenngVery cloudy; slus
3d. and q cloudy PhenomenaTbe planet sarn-Ths planet 10
the Scorpo ithe Scorpon rises about its right
u decenon South l9o 81 II about so Of
AnTes scorpi; viii he's Of ne moon al y a. W. OF FEB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
NETWORK.
REPUBLICAN CHATTER CONVENTION

can Charter Convention held last night Henry JARVIS
was nominated for Mayor Of this city. HIS Democratic
opponent Jabez Francis Rice. The election takes place
next Tuesday the inst and Will De closely contested
The Republican majority in this city last Fall was less
than LOCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
MISSISSIPPI.
RFPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATION

REPUBLICAN STATE NOMlNhIloNS.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. G.-The Reconstruction
Convention again gave way to-day TO the Republican
Nominating Convention. The following ntatc uohet haS
been nominated: ,.
C0rcruOr ......... g. d. EgglestOn.
Iieufeuant GOrernOr. .......-..A ]. Jameson.
Sccrefqrv Of state .............R j. Alcorn.
TREASURER. ........... -.........D ID. NJ. Williams
auditor .......... ....... William j. Morgan
SchOol Commits siOi.er. .........C C. W. Clarke.
AuorueL- Geu,~f,i. 800. ...... j. NJ. Morris
All the candidates whites j. ~ Strlnger lcOOred)
received % votes for Auditor after eloquent appeal IN
his behalf by Mr. Gibbs, the ground of policy. The
Convention Is still ia session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
NAVY GAZETTE.

Pp.er Edward Poster OrieFedto duty charge Of the naval
stores q Panama
Charles Murray detached from duty Panama. and
| dcscj home 10 settle bis accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
NORTH CAROLINA-THE CONSERVATIVE CON


vENTION.
RALEIGH, Feb s.-The report OF the Com
nitee for the organization Of the conservatives M inc
Coming elections adopted and IS considered simple
hut Effective The platform IA confined 10 hVlng Issues
and MANLY 10 opposition 10 negro suffrage Gov Nanco
dIressed the Convention Delegates were appointed 10
the National Democratic Convention Gov dIahain IN
cIosin the Convention made All AMBITIOUS cnoit Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
Spttial Nutit,s.

Had the Tree of knowledge been bottles Of PHALoSS uss
perfume for the handkerchief FLOR DE MAYO instead Of F pppa
do you think Eve would needed any invitation pluck hef
Sure a. til. world she before she had been sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

Co 29p RxGr s. " Yrhe Company hereby ordered %
the Armo Saturday FEB g. at Ut O'Clock ship N
citens dress gloves Grape the u seud the
~ Capt JOHN II. PALMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
$40 Miles of

Sure as ID. would had before she lad been cur
Adam, side half an hour
$40 Miles of
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
RUNNING WEST PROM OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Are now finished tn. track being laid and trains running
WITHIN TEN of the SUMMIT Of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN
The pospee. that the
WHOLE GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BE COMPLETED IN 1870
The far provided for constructions h''s
proved ample lack funds the vigorous prss
ecuon enterprise As the Compans FIRST MoRI0AsA
BONDS offered for the present at PAR, they pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
aud have thirty years to before maturity
Subscriptions will be received in HswyO the cOupanys o1e%
No 20 Nassaust, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No Nassar't.
CLARK DODGE Co., Bankers No 81 Wasst'
JOHN j. CISCO son. Bankers, No. % "LFst'
HENRY cLEws Co.. Bakers, No. % walst'
URpDRy WINCHESTER 4 Co, Bankers, No 90 Broadway.
and by the Companys advertised Agents throughout the United SAs
Ram he made In other funds Nes YOrk,
AMI ,h hands will be sent free charge By return express Pass
ubsbiu, through local viii LOOK tAem for their safe
delivery.
w Resource, for Construction and vAue Of Bonds CD
tanned at the CompAny oees Of It's advertised Agents ~i b
seat 1eeO Application
JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer, Sew.rOrt.
Vermont
Ulcers Kidney Diseases sold by druggists bottles MARRIED
vermont spg SAxK Co.. Sheldon W. quad against impose
ton. wholesale Depot, No az Broo@e..i. NsN.YoLI
AT Johnston 81 Van TRssell's late Miner Someyles)
HORSE AUCTION MART.
liz East Thirteentl-st Fourth II O'Clock
Auction sales Of ioe Carriages Wagons Harness and everything
n the horse hoe, every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY.
Nesr JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL stand a. me nesn Of me
horse auction business In this city; sckeyingi Dc douDAhns
Everybody doing business with " nnn me mosi
ta Justice Everything sale At wholesale pre
Down town orce No " Liberty ST. !. oIu1 ~ e.e -s
Meet Il Chandon Champagne.
Having f shipment Of hss Moe. Chsndont Wiz
IMPERIAL yERzESAY aud FLEUR DE SiLLERY
EXCELLENT VINTAGE OF 1868 osg 20 call the sttre
especially The WIN lhPkNh
tGRBKN sBAL b be sape
Other heo imported into this
The Wines sale at all hrstes dealers Wines
ihis city AhihoNi OECho, ,..rs
Sole Agent for aessrs Moci 4 Chahdon IN the VI
The stock at Berriann e-furnshins linrS
ware Roous Broadas TO be disposed VI Villain shiv
dsya Ksgy applicants viii secure great bsgaias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
.nrr,1 nm crN. cANRY.

RALEIGH, Feb. 6.-The Convention passeo lns
Tay bil also a resolution requesting peh ohDy !" pro
ect The sale and sacrifice OF property now uuer cAt
tion The article Of the Constitution on tne Governor
aud state Executive Officers was anehuea so as 10 re
amire their election for a term OF four years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
GEoRGIA-DEATH OF RICHARD

ATLANTA, Feb "a HUI1UH 20 ItcUnsIucr
the vote taken yesterday the kone, CLAUSE ana an
ents for the Committees report were tahlsd Pend
ing the discussion Of report on the Executive Depaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
At Johnston & Van Iss.el's lL.,s Miner SOasT'is''

No liz East Thireentl.st Fourth at II O'clock
Auction sales Of ores Carriages Wagons Harness and everything
n the horse hoe every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL stand q, the head Of me
horse auction business this city, jsekyngi Dc Ing
Everybody doing business with rcr nn the most u
ta Justice Everything IN the horse s rss sale prees
Down town oeee No " Liherr. brndNa ahd NassaAsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07

Vermont spring Water, which Cancer Scrofus Baia
Ulcers Kidney Diseases &e sold By druggists bottles msrkes
vermont sng SAxR Co.. Sheldon W. quad against inPes
ton. Wholesale Depot No. All Broome-st. Ne~.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-07
Moet 4 Chandon Champagne.

The Stock nj she Berran" House-furnishine hnreb
ware Rooms No Broadssy TO be disposed VI within hls
dsya KsTy applicants viii secure great bsgalas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
STATE NEWS.

-Thoro is talk about line Of telegraph
from McGregor across the country to Man.
chester, rio Elkader and Strawberry
Point.
The Ottumwa Courier says that = wo-
man in that place has been fined and sent
to Jail "for claiming to be mans wife, and
voosting with him unlswfully.
Anton Rottler. highly respected Ger
man citizen Of Dubuque, was killed by .
runaway horse this week.
The Journal learns that three crazy
men are prowlins about the country be-
tween Muscatine and Moscow. One Of them
stepped into = school room the other day,
with piece Of bread, and coolly emptied
tho contents Of an ink-bottls over it, after
which he proceeded to mssticats it with
the greatest gusto. Another stopped lady
On the highway, and inquired whore Iowa
was.
"A Muscatine merchant wanted to know
how many men and teams passed . given
point in that city in cps day. He hired two
boys to count. Result: 1,4o0 teams, II, ;.
500 persons. So the Journal says.
"A nios little farm near Charles City
vas sold the other day for &21. 900.
A Delhi mother left her little child On TIL
steps Of the Harding House. with the fol
lowing notc: "Taks him in and the Al
mighty will reward you for il. lam in th,
world tossed about not able to keep nv boy
I leave him to Jour mercy, hoping spd
pray ing you may take him in and bs kind y
him. I must bid him long farewell. Ffsu
baby's mother TO Mrs. Hutehins. God ssly
knows my trouble"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
Bxauminatlon as Gra0Wo1A Cols


loge.
The oemi-annual examination Of the
collegiate dspaStmsnt Of 0siswold COLLEGE
commenced yesterday, asd concluded To-
day. The students showed that they had
we'll improved their time, and stood their
examination fiusly. Every one present
seemed well satisfied with their progress
On Sunday forsnooa the collegiate sermon
was preached BY the Rev. F. Emerson
Jrdd, formerly connsctsi With the college
but now principal:of the Lee Female Semi
nary. Dabuqus. The subisst wss, "Chris-
tisn Education" ." The ssrmea was ssasrk-
ably clear. compact. and fsrsibls discussion
Of the subject Sunday evening, % the an
nivsrsary efths College, Missionary So
ciety addre ssss were made by Bishop Lee,
Rev. Mr.. Labagh. and Rev. Mr. Judd. This
evening the annivsrsasy exercises Of the
Literary Athsneum will take placs at the
College Chapel, an orstien will be deliver
cd BY Rev. Lyman Whiting, Of Dubuque,
and . poem BY D. y. Richman, Esq, Of
Nuecatine.
Tomorrow the examination will be con-
fined to the Preparatory Department en-.
iirely. comprising the usual examination Of
Of the lower branches Of study, closing
With the presentation Of certificates Of satis-
factory examoation. declamations, 10. The
commeacsnsnt exercises viii b held il
the Opses Hsuss to-1sssew night at
e'olock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

The primary departments Of No. and 2
Of oys Grammar Schools were sxsminsd
yesterday. The Grammar rooms Of all The
schools, as will Be rsmsmbsred. were ex-
aminsd u the close Of last term.
At No !, NJ. Rose, Principal, the sttsnd-
ancs Of the patrons was fair, though not
l.rge. Several gentlemen interested In Cd
ucatioual matters were present and sx-
pressed themselves as highly pleased with
the exercises, showing - they did. that
The teachers had laborsd and very fairly
succeeded In teaching their pupils 70 think
outside Of ths tsxt-books. thaa which there
is no more important dssidsrstum in COR
system Of Sohoels. The Glasses Of Nm.
Montague. seemed to attract special lAtssn-
tion and sustained themselves very cssdsi.
tably, through . ssvsfs examination By ths
County Superintendent Of Schools. The
ether and less advanced classes ore report
si ~ doing we'll. The School as . whole
seemed 10 be mo rs thoroughly impressed
With the principles Of genuine education
than at previous examination. Il was OBJ
served that the writing elass was to re.
csivs rewards. for proficiency. II this 10
done BY the authority Of the board. We sup
pose it was proper, yet the best schools in
the country have prohibited such things
from principle, and on grounds we'll a.
ken. We further learn that the same
thing 10 being done in the other schools.
No. 2. Mr.. Lyman Principal, was exam
ined with but few visitors in attendance,
the classes however are reported ~ doing
finely. Owing to the fact that these are
szamiuations..of primary departments the
public, have kept away, whereas being oil
the more important every patron Of the
schools should have been present, No. s
and 4 will be examined 10 day, and No s
and . tomorrow, after which thsse depart
nsnts will be dismissed loe two nenths
vaeatioa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Every one is perfectly familiar With com
mon colds. The chilliness and shivsring,
The dulness and langor, the soreness in the
head, stuffed nortfils, and still mere, the
irrit,bility Of temper and general discom-
fort, have not only been experienced BY
every one at some time, but it has been
the misfortune Of most people to pass
through this unpleasant ordeal repeatedly
end ffsqsently. We would recommend .
timely use Of MADAME PORTER'S Gu.
RATlvE COUGH BALsAM, bscause II al
ways cares. A safe. rsliabls and pleasant
remedy. Fall dirsstisns On each bottle.
1stailsd b ~ Drsg6ists at g, 20 aAd u
cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

With its gloomy attendants,-low spirits,
deoression, involuntary emissions, loss Of
semen, spermatorrbai, loss of power, dizzy
hcad, loss OF memory, and threatened i'm
potsncc and imbccility. find = sovereign
cure in uumphreys' Homeopathic Specific.
No. twenty eight. Composed Of the most
valuable, mild and potent Curativss, they
strike at once at the root Of The matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharges, and
impart vigor and energy, life and vitality to
the entire man. They have cured thous-
ands Of cases. Price So per package Of six
boxes, and vial, or 81 per single box. Sold
BY Druggists, and sent BY mail on receipt
Of price. Address Humphrsys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co., 582 Broad dway,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
WooDwoRrH's SBAvrso CRnAn Soar
bes, article for shaving now 10 use. IL

TaE DIFFERENCE of the shief
points Of difference between civilized and
barbarous mankind Ia in the attention
gwen to the natura! covering for the head
the ono being carefully cut, cle,nsed ana
brushed, And the othor allowed 10 remain
dirty and unkcpt. The use oil "Bar
retts Vegetable Hair Restorative" will en-
sure all that could be desired by civilizs-
ton or ignored by barbarism. Il Bosten
Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

PAY Youa CnY TA1.-Pleaoe take notice,
that the warrant is signed which author
ixee and orders me to collect he city tax
for 1858 within twenty coy days from
date.
The Treasusy 10 empty, inpsovsasata
need 0eoey, quisk returns win b rscsived
~ favor. and speedy executions will
reach The Aslisqusnts.
Jsns 1Tth, 1ese,
is18-dlot Joan KAUFMAN, Masshal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

CLofslNo.-New 10 the time 70 ssleci
your csol suits for the hot weoshss, and The
best man In town 70 give you gosd good1
and . perfect fit is undoubtedly Fan Perry,
No. Is Brady sesest. An bic W0h b guas.
sntssd. aod shese lsavieg slesh thsss nay
b. sure IL will b nads up right. New
styles and patterns Of linsa 6eeds and light
drsn eeo6s ase esaetaa(ly assivisg, an1
viii be ssld - isw - aayvhsss IN ~ ely,
at Sen. Psssy's. Ne. 4S brady stssst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

lIAavEsr.-T indications say that the
barley harvest will commence - soon %
tho second week in July. and wheat will
not DO long behind in the race for the
granary. Every prospect 10 luminous, and
every body has cause for great Joy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

BrppIN0 ron DAHAox Srlrs.-It would
seem from the number Of places dangerous
to pedestrians and teams, in and about the
city, that We are bidding for heavy damage
suits. We therefore call the attention Of
the city council TO one Or two things that
should be attended to. On Sixth street. ssst
Of Farnam street. fence and hitching post
ara placed in such asposition 40 to give on
y about 6ltssn o. twenty feet for tho read.
Last svsniaga buggy containing ! gentle
mand and two ladies passed that way, and,
following the road, went directly into the
trsp formed By the fence and post. and was
upset. We were unable to learn the *
tent Of the damage done. At tho foot Of
Farnam street 10 another very dangerous
place, and another It the corner Of Brady
and Second streets. The exercises ef or
dinary pfseaution on tho part Of the Cosn-
ell may possibly save the city the expense
Of heavy damages. The Aldermen Of the
different wards shssld attend to such mat.
tero.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

ExcuRsroN-Ws learn that the good pso-
pie Of Auscatins and Wilton are coming up
TO this city to celebrate the Fourth Of July
The Wilton folks have engaged . special
train to take them to Muscatine, where the
excusionists will take the Keith sburg for
this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

r1iaama arising from the hisle water Asd svcao OF
eargoss does nor nure at All il bright color an il
is nov universaly used by exporters p OF wins,w
able covering power ha. made il the popular efs.n
among he fFst painters, and we claim II the nsst
economical, aud warrant il In every respect. Sid
By the principal paint dealers in All the cities in
United states HENRY WOODS SONS & co.
jees-dem IS Broad Street, Boston, Mess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23
CIT Y TT + M = !.
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Excursion Tickets ..s Fare Re.
0QCo1.

Only twenty dollars 70 New York and re-
turn, sia the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne / Chi
cago route, the leading through line to the
East. Sale Of excursion tickets commences
at 65 Clark street, Chicago. on Saturday,
June eth, and continues until the 9th Of
July Tickets good for return trip for all
holders leaving Newf,York on or before the
18th of July.
On Tuesday, the 3oth iost., . magnificent
excursion train leaves Chicago BY this route
at r. NJ, TO which will be attached . re-
freshment car, BY Kinsley, the well known
Chicago caterer.
Tickets good on every train only eco to
New York and return; cheaper than stay
ing at home
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

ScENrsD SnowsRs. drops Of PaA.
LoN's FLOR DE MAYO" The new per.
fums, fall in aromAntic shawsrs on theu. i.
sands Of handkcrchisfs every day, who
can deny that it 10 tho reigning perfumsi
Sold BY all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

FoR restoring gray or faded hair to its
natural color, browns Vegetable Oriental
Hair Remover" 10 said to be the best pre-
paration in the market. II 10 also splendid
dressing for the hair, and will prevent hair
from falling of, stimulate il to grow, &C.
Druggists selling this article, arc author
lied by the proprictors to warrant every
bottle to give better satisfaction than any
other preparation for the hair. July l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-23

Tss million bricks arc to 20 into fine
brick walls in Davenport this year. What
do you think Of that