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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

DoS 4 BRo., Front street, east Of Brady,
are now selling Stovss, Hollow ware, Timed,
Japannsd and Sheet Iron Ware. st greatly
reduced prices. They are still selling the
celebrated Coal Cook Stoves, Helping
Hand and Idaho" that for durability
ami economy, can't be beat. Water Cool.
ers, Packers, Patent Cog g-wheel Ice Cream
Freezers. Fruit Jars. Self-sealing Jars and
Cement. Give them a call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

ALONG TIE LINE President Tracy was
in town on Saturday, and proceeded west
ward on tour of inspection all along the
line of the c., Il. |. & =. r. r., from this
point to Council Bluffs tho particular OBJ
ject being TO make a personal examination
Of that portion Of the line west Of Des
Moines, now in process of construction
He is determined to have everything SO
perfectly organized and arranged as to
make the completion Of the road certainty
within the next ten months, in oil Of which
he has tho best wishes of the public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

With the Rock Island Union Eve congrat-
ulate the people on the result. 1t is .uc-
cess Of which the true friends Of the city
the men who are circulating their money
here and laborng to build up our prosper-
ty may we'll be proud. II is q triumph cf
the laborng men, tho mechanics, the bust
ness men, and the manufacturers, against
monopolists and capitalists. 1t is another
signal overthrow Of tho "ons man power"
that has long ruled the city, and persistent
" labored to crush out every public enter.
prise and everything looking to the dsvel-
opment OF the city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

UNIrARrAN PRRAcsrHG.-Ths Rev. Rob't
Laird Collier, Of Chicago, has, We under
stand, made arrangements to preach two
sermons at the Burt,s Opera House in this
city. on Sunday, June 2Sth. Mr.. Collier is
recognized as being one Of the ablsss
preachers Of the Gospel in the United
States, and that, in connection with the
fact that he is pretty we'll acquainted in Da-
vsnport, will undoubtedly give him house
filed to ovsrflowing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15
To-pay'S Advertisements.
Wanted.

~ RneeH.
0NE OR MORE SOLICITORS TO WORK FOR
~ tho GuAfdial Mutual lusnr aace Go. OF New
forA. Liberal mnissiOns offered.
j. H. AELyiLL. Agent.
tel:-dt No Nicno's' BIO
.,nH =,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

PoLIcB CouRT.-Thomas Goodwin, the
man who stole the tools from o. II. An
drews carriage factory, was arrested on
Friday. He refused At first to give any
clue as to Che whereabouts Of the stolen
articles. but finally told Marshall Kaufman
he would 20 with him and show him where
they were hidden. A part Of the missing
tools were found in wood pile on Front
street, between Harrison and Ripley. lie
was brought up before Squire Dittos this
morning, plead guilty. His 6ns was 6xsd a.
$500, and as he could not give this be
went to jail. Several articles stolen at the
same .ime yet remain in the hands Of 9th
Or parties who have purchased them Of
Goodwin, or received them Of him. and to
save themselves any trouble, they had bet
tor return them at once.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15
ELDnlDas 4 BRo,

Land and Insurance Agents,
No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

TnE OpD FELLOWS CoxrANieN.-Ths
June number Of this valuable monthly pub
lication is just received. The Odd Fellows
department contains much valuable inform
alton, and 10 unusually interesting. The
August number will appear much improved
and enlarged. Subscribers should address
NJ. G. Lilley, 26 North High street, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Terms 81. 80 in advance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

~ Conducted BY the Spanish 0ovsfnment.--
S3qn. 600 In Gold drawn every seventeen days Hri-
sss csshed aud information furnished. The highest
price paid for Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and
Eilyer TAYLOR D CO..
fnhli.diY Bankers. 10 Wall 81. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

GRIswoLD CoLLEGE.-The annual sxami-
nations in this pop ular institution Of learn
ing, commences on Monday next, June 22d,
under direction Of President Powers, Pro-
fsssors Sheldon, Brooke, Hoyt, and the
Rev. II. Townsend. The examination in
The Collegiate Department takss place On
Monday and Tuesday, and the Preparatory
Department on Wednesday, on which day
there win be a meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees. Sermon before the Missionary
Society on Sunday evening, 2lst. Ami
versary Exercises of the Atheneum on
Monday evening Grafton BY Rev. L
Lounsbsry, Of Des Meinss; poem by D. G.
Richman, ESQ.,, Auscatine. The Com
moncement Exercises will be held in the
Burtis House, on Wednesday evening, june
oath, d precisely 8 o'clock. II 10 ts b.
hoped that the citizens will attend literally
and make these commencement exercises
interesting and popular. Griswo.d College
is an ornament to our city and should be
earnestly encouraged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

ExPLANAfieH.-Ths case Of tho landing
efa dead bsdy from the steamer ltascs. and
the attempt at burial At Drury's Landing
last week, An account Of which We gave At
the time is thus explained By J. A. Stavs-
breaker, CLERK Of the boat, and entirely re-
moves oil suspicious ofa mystsrious char.
ter: The man came on board At Burling-
ton, in an unhealthy condition and with
out money. The officers Of the boat tried
to have him sent to to the hospital st sew
eral points down the river, but the autbsri-
ties refused to receive him. They brought
him back 70 Burlington, but be was then
50 sick that they declined to receive him
there There only alternative Was to do the
best they could for him on board. They
furnished him with medical attendance aud
toek care Of him till be died. It is Law
with steamboats,. We believe, not 10 keep
any dead bodies on board, SO they landed
and buried him st Drury's.
There 10 no doubt. steamboat men are
often imposed on BY the authorities Of
towns along the river, in having sick pau
psrs thrust on them and being compelled to
provide for them in some way. We are
sure, from the gsntlemanly character Of
the officers Of the Itasca. that nothing in
human or unlawful would be permitted
under their supervision.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15
To Rent.

CToRE NO. - BRADY STREET. NEXT DOOR
y to Sicklss = Preston.
jes-dtf P.KERKER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

PsRsoxAL.-O Occasionally we see . good
thing or two. but we don't remember Of
any thing more remarkable or thoroughly
conclusive to the future prosperity Of ths
country than pair Of Iowa Editors each
recently paired oG, whom We had the pleas.
urs Of meeting At the Bsrtis House ysstsr.
day evening. The Ksokuk GesS CITY and
the Auscssic Courier. were ably represent
Cd BY their editors, Sam CLARK and g. W.
Barnhart-genial fellows both, aud both
glorying in the successful commencement,
OF the matrimonial campaign, Sam has
been on tour up to Minnesota. and is of
for New York, and George has been over Ia
Chicago, and is now en- route for the pleas
ant lakes that lie beyond St. Paul. Tn,
ink drieth up in their editorial quilts, can
didates and platforms are forgottsn-.hs
crops must get along as they may, and tn,
state Of the country is forgotten in thei,
new found items Of interest.
Geo. II. Parker, ESQ.,, and family are OF
for Long Branch to-day, At which delight
full watering place they will spend . few
weeks. Mr.. Parker will attend the Ma
tional Convention during his absence. WI
wish them happy time.
]. W. Stewart, ESQ.,, has left for the lant
Of his nativity down in Ohio, and will b,
absent sfew weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15
nerse & Carriage for Sale !!

THIRST CLASS HORSE AND COVERED
e Buggy for sale. at Eewitts Livery Htable.
Also house and two lots N. W. corner 18th and
Brady streets. Enquire Of DR.. Leroy cor. 4th
nnd Ieady street. ist1- div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

A PECULIAR circle was observed around
the sun at Boston, last week, which gave
rise to much speculation. One Of the 81
vans Of the Hub explains that its appear
anco was attributable ITO the inferior dia-
phanicity Of the circumforsntial Adumbra-
tion, in photometric comparison with the
superjaesnt eirro-cumuli," and that "the
phenomenon was merely hygomstric. -
Boston 10 satisfied with this explanation.
Tns Union says: "Ths Turner'S Of Rock
Island will unite with the Western Fire
Company in Joint celebration ofthe glori-
Gus Fourth. The celebration will De q grand
picnic, on the Camden road, in the woods
just beyond the slough. The 6re companies
aud the Turner's Of Davenport and Moline
arc invited, and the affair promises to
be very One one What are our people
going to dor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15

0OS ION,. s....s.....AA6y.
THE Largest First Class House In New England -
i Vertical Railway, Suite and Single Apartments.
with Bathing and Water conveniences; Billiard
Halle Telegraph ONCE, and Cafe.
LEWIS RICE 4 SON p,oors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-15
Wanted.

4 LARGE YOUNG HORSE. ENQUIRE At the
"A U. s. Express once. jsll-dtf
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
9egal sdrsrtiss,usnts.
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT corpr

IN THE DISTRICT COIlpr n,
 \ Judicial District, in and fnr ,hllID or fayapai and Territory of Arizona '''' county w F. Banning, Plaintiff. r. l q ron
 Hoopes, and George Burnham. et nj ',', Edward the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Co,o,'.s.oh C,' imposing zona, Dcfendants-Ord of Pubcai,orh 0 All
 Action brought in the District Com,
 the county oi favapal and Territory os n ahd ior
 The Territory of Arizona sends yyoo,,. n''loha C. Fell Edward Hoopes, and Georve ipag pg to j. ct al., Defendants. sc bnrnham
 iou are hereby summoned and rcou,..,
 pear ln an action brought against yon 10 ap. named Plaintiff, in the District Conr, , ,he above Judicial District in and for the Conntv s se Third and Territory of Arizona to answer ,Lo Vi Iaapai hled therein, Ca copy Of which accorn,.,l pant surnmons) within twenty days texclnslsnes lhis day oi servce) alter the service upon vor oS v ihc summons if served in this county. LI, Vg i VI ihls out Of the county and in the Territory Sh served iorty days; and 1T served out of ihe ru Hllhn then within twenty days, or judgmeni bv will be taken against you, according fin ,i uelAnlt of said complaint ' "e prayer
 This action is brought to recover tho .
 Tour hundred and twenty-three and A0 ioo gum 0 (S423 i0-l0O), balance due Plaintiff op s, loilafs for work done and labor performed as aaouhl labOrer m the erection and constructior n, l all stamp quartz mill and other buildlnf,s roo. " 3t Herewith, situated on Turkey Greek eoa.s.'ed Territory aforesaid, and known as the as-Gdi aad Bucno Milln blly
 Also, work done in opening certain nina, .,,. cent thereto, and belonging to said comran, .g, known as the Bully Bueno Mine" ' aud
 And, also, for the foreclosure of A usch,,t., lien levied on the said described properiv '.i duly He'd Tor record in the office of ibe do... . Recorder for said county and Territorv e,' rolay y 2sth day Of February, A. D. 1s67 V" u'
 And you are hereby notified that if yop Am q. appear and answer the complaint as ahora, l " qairod, the Plaintiff will take default aynin. ,' and apply to the Court for the relief delnspS.aT ~ Y ms ms complaint and Tor costs and disbursements {, this behalf expended V
 IT. s1 Given under my hand and Inc .,,l d,
 the District Court, this S0th day of J,s uary. A. D. 1888.
 ,o,,>- ED. W. WELLS, Csk
 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintif's Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
3roal AarrrtissmentS.
SUMMONS.

JNTHE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD | Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai, and Territory of Arizona.
 John ?. Osborn, Plaintiff,
 
 Lewis Rogers, John M $order of Publication.
 Kountrcc. and N Boards
 cc.--Deicndants.
 Action brought in the District Court, in and for
 the County of Yayapai, Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Lewis
 Rogers, John M. Rountrec, and N Bcardsce,
 Defcndants
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 ap- pear in an action brought against you by tho above named plaintiff, In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai, and Territory Of Arizona, Co answer the complaint filed therein, Ca copy of which accom- panes this summons,) within twenty days, (ancr the service upon you Of this summOns,) if served in this county but, if served out of the county and in inc Territory, then within forty days and if served out of the Territory, then within twenty days, or judgment, by default, will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said com plaint.
 This action Ia brought to recover the sum of eight hundred and siXiy-slN dollars, (sS66OD be- ing balance due upon certain pronissory note for one thousand three hundred thirty-thrcc and thirty-three one hundredths dollars, drawn, exc cutcd and delivered by the defendant Lewis Rog- CTS. bearing date Of October 2yth. lSb6 and pay able on or before the first day of November lSj7, with interest at the rate Of two per cent. per month from date until paid.
 Also for the foreclosure of a certain Deed Of Mortgage executed by the defendant, Lewis Rog. CTS, on the 29th day of October, A. D. lS66, and dny filed and recorded in the office of the County Recorder for Yavapa County, Arizona Territory to secure the payment of said note. with other notes, more particularly mentioned and set forth in the complaint, and to which reference Is hereby made.
 And, also, that the defendants, John N. Roun tree and N Bea.dslce, be barred and toreclosed o all equity of redemption or other interest in tho mortgaged premises accrued since the lien oi plaintiffs mortgage.
 And you are hereby notified that 1T you fail tC appear and answer the complaint, as above ro quircd, the plaintiff will take default against you and apply to the court for the relief demanded in hIs complaint and for al costs and disbursements herein made.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis trict Court, in and for said county aud r, s Territory, this 27th day of January, ' ''I A. D. loGS
 ED W WELLS, Clerk
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIED \ Judicial District, in and for the Cmr,y

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. TUIrn \ Judicial District, in and for the Ccnr,v of Yayapai and Territory of Arizona.
 stephen z. Pierce, Plaintiff. a, ]. q Fsp ?, ward Hoopcs, and George Burnham. ei al ss-- posing the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Co,orsr of Arizona, Dciendants.-Ordcrof of Pubueation
 Action brought in the District Court. in and f, the County of favapai and Territory of Arilrs
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting ,o q. Fel, Edward Hoopes, and George Burnham. q al., Defendants.
 Ton are hereby summoned and required 10 sn pear In an action brought against yon by the lbos, named Plaintiff. in the District Court Of ths Tl,i Judicial District tn and for the county of YarqK and Territory of Arizona, to answer the compari He'd therein, (a copy Of which acoompanles ths sgmmons,) within twenty days (cxclusiye of ibe day Of seryicel afler the service upon yoa of tit summons, If served in this county; but fl serted out of the county and in the Territory then within forty days; and if served ont of the Terri,orr. then within twenty days, or judgment hy dssisi will he taken aganst yon, according 70 ihe FTaysf Of salc complaint
 This action is brought to recover the srr 0f six hundred sixty-twO aud l5-i00 dollars s662 iSi0s balance due plaintiff upon an account Of uork done and labor performed and materials flrni.l,d in and for the erection and construction of csr. tain 2O-stamp quartz min siaaaled on Turkey NicsAt tohnl9 nua it.IttoIS Ay'esAHs "ho hh'N 2 as the Bully Bueno Mil" and also other build. ingS therCwiih connected
 Also, for the foreclosure Of a mechanics hga levied on the above described property, toecihei with the lands upon which the same E ereisd and duly filed for record in ;he office q ;e ozs1 Recorder for the said county and Territory co a, 2lat day of February. X. D. ls67
 And you are hereby notified that h ycu ~ e appear and answer the complaint as ssots N quired the Plaintiff will take default ag7insi 'r1 and apply To the Court for the relief demanded ] his complaint and for costs and disbgTseEcs this behalf expended
 1T s1 Given under my hand and lhs sA q the District Court, this 30ih day Oi Isa uary, 4. D. iS66.
 | ED. w WELLS, C1k 1 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney q
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THlD \ Judicial District, in and for the Cogsil of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona.
 John Raible, Plaintiff, rs J. c. Fell, EdFT. Hoopes, and George Burnham. et al, sompoiH the Walnut Grove Gold Mining Company, oi f zona, Defendants.--OFdero of Pabliez.ien-
 Action brought in the District Court, r tia H the County of Yavapai and Territory oi Af'0l.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeii1s 70 ' q. Fell, Edward Hoopcs, and George bailIAi- et al., DefendaDts.
 You arc hereby summoned and required 70 V pear in an action brought against you by isssoss named Plaintiff in the District Court Of ias il-s Judicial District in and for the county Of i'i'iL and Territory of Arizona, to answer the eoIai .,' filed therein, Ia copy of which accompan's, ss as summons,) within twenty days lexelusiye g' ,s. G day of service) alter the service upon yoa @ s -s summons, il served in this county; bui V '.s ~. out of the county and in the Territory theh sl forty days and if served out Of the laIs then within twenty days, or jidgiasn' ss s, ..,., will be taken against you, according totne p'''' of said complaint.
 This action Is brought to recover ias ,l,... sal five hundred and eighiy-iwo and yOie s.' " ~ (t5s2 @-lOO), balance due Plaintln npsn count of work done and labor perform. "a mechanic In the erection and coustrueiion oi oi'.4 stamp quartz mill, and other buildings eo.,'I .I herewith, situated on Turkey Greek, eoaait1 'sr Territory aforesaid, and known as 'he
 BuenO Mill" ..,y,
 And, also, for the foreclosure Of mecn,, ll.- ,s- lien levied on the above described p'ops.g,, gether with the lands upon which lhc ss,, q erected, and duly filed for record In tne 5 Ia. the County Recorder for the said eoun'y AIs is; ritory, on the 2lst day of February, A. 1. p ,sa Q
 And you are hereby nciihcd that II yvss .saTs r. appear and answer the complain! ~ .In.i 700, quired, the Plaintiff will take default asl.aaislh b aud apply to the Court for the reei oel..cn,, b his complaint and for costs and disUu' this behalf expended. ,a, inc se,l q
 Given under my hand and ,ue os Jsr.
 lL'S'I the District Court, this pth u"' uary, A. D. 1868. wvrIs Cerk
 JOHN HOWARD, Plaintiffs AiiornfN
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

Nrw ARTICLE or lNpoRr-The schooner N1siro. lying at Jackson street wharf, which arrived few days since from Guaymas, brought up as part of her cargo five tons of mica in blocks also five hundred boxes in powder This mineral which is beautifully transparent, was discovered a short time since by some Frenchmcn, while mining for silver in the vicinity of Guaymas, and the discov erers state that the supply is ineNhaustible. It is the first cargo of this mineral ever brought to this city-S F Cal.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
To the South !! To the South
(A parody oR Dueanuc's "To the West
BY ASHER NJ. WRIGHT

  To the South, to the Southl Down Co brave Tennessee, Where the whitc inan's a serf, And the negro is free; Where a man, If he's black,
 With a vote in his hand, Can crush his white brother" And rule OCT the land. To the South, to the South! To the land of the sun, Where fruits may be gathered, And spells may be won; Where the sons ofthe soil
 Feel the rod Of our wrath, And mourn OCT the ruin
 We strewcd in their path. To the South to the Southl Where Old Cotton was King, Ere Negroes and Yankees
 Had got in the Ring" Where the ground is enriched, By the blood of the slain, And wa:cTcd wi;b tears
 For cause that was vain. To the Southl 10 the Southl
 Where the flag Is now furrd, That challenged the fears
 And amaze Of the world; Where the people, enslavcd
 And stung by despair, May yet ronse like the lion
 And spring from their lair To the Southl To the Southl Down to brave Tennessee, Where the white mans a serf, And the negro is free; Where a man, if he's black,
 With a vote in his hand, Can crush his white "brOther," And rule OCT the land.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

Tur wife of the famous Ned Buntline died short ago in the poorhouse at Nashville, Tennessee She was a Cuban, named Maria Cordoya, of exceeding beauty in her younger days, and led a life of strange adventure; first, as a cigar girl in New Orleans, then the wife of the rowing Ned, mistress of Ben Mccullough the Texan Ranger, resident of Mexican convent for ten years, then a downward course which ended in poverty and pauper's death.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

MR. CooK, postmaster of village in Illi- nois made mistake of eight cents in fgur- ing his account with the Department. The Postmaster General commenced suit against him for the amount, the cost of which is tif- teen dollars. This amount and his expenses of trip to Chicago to attend the suit were paid by Cook, who says Government is a hell of fellow.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

CAPTAIN DUNCAN, of the Quaker City ex- cursion party, in a lecture on temperance, said that nine-tenths of the drunkenness he saw while absent was on his own ship. A sad story to tell about visitors to the Holy Land, and particularly rough on Mark Twain
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21
Arixona Minrr.

SAN FRANCisco AGENCY.-Mr Thomas Bovcc k the only authorized agent for the MiNER in San Francisco. Orders len at his office, New Mcr. chants Exchange Building, room No. 30, Califor- nia street. will be promptly attended to
 StN BERSARpTNo AGESCY.--F. C. Suhr, news. dealer Is authorized Co act as agent for the MfNER at San Bernardino, California
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

LOUISIANA DENoCRAcY.-The Democratic mass meeting, held in the St. Charles Thea tre, New Orleans, was densely filled. Reso- lutions were adopted indorsing President Johnson, and at'iiating with the northern Democracy. Ex-Governor Weller of Calfor- nis, was one of their speakers
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

GENERAL LoSGsTEET recently paid his respects to General Hancock in New Orleans The latter introduced his guest to some friends, as follows. "Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you gallant gen. tleman, to whom am indebted for an un- graceful limp, and whom l had the misfor- tune to wing in the same combat.n
Arizona miner., 1868-03-21

A CHILD which was born blind in Penn Tan, N. Y, short time ago, having had its eyelids cut open by physician, now sees as well as any baby.