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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

PORTLAND, July 1.-The general con-
venton of the New Jerusalem Church for
tho United States met in annual session in
this city yesterday, the Rev. DIR. Worcester,
OF Boston, presiding. Delegates we're pres
ent from nearly every State in the Union.
The statistics furnished show \ steady and
considerable increase in the decentralization
threug hout the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON. d. o., July H. Housa-
The joint resolution restricting the jurisdic-
ton Of court claims to the loyal citizens Of
Arkansas passed.
The bill authorizing the construction of
bridges at Fl. Lsav snwos b and st. Joseph
over the Missouri river passed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
plRKCronx.

William II. Ludlow, President. No. la3 Broad
way.
Rste.t N. Sr.tton, Vice President No. 149 Bro ad
way.
samusi willet., OF wi,c,s 4 Co., No. 500 Pearl
street.
C'a-enos g Brown, Of Brown, Brothers = Co.,
No 50 Wall street.
Jon aiha1 Thorne, Of Thorre, Watson 4 Co.. No.
Is Ferry stret.
Joha N. whiiias. Attorney and Counsellor. No.
20 Wall strset.
Robert schen. of Robert s,hen c.. No. 81
Maiden Lane
J. Q. Seymour. Of J. o. Sey mour 4 o., Nos. >
and II Nssssu rect.
william Bloodse GOD, No % ives. Twenty Fourth
tYeet.
J. 2. 0iraud Foster. Of Foster 4 Thompson. No
j. Wilson etfa.ton. Treasurer Of the Novelty
Iron Works. No. III Broadway.
joseph \ Cooper. Of Cooper reilows l. Co.. No.
II Maiden Lana
\. Lenox Kennedy, Presideat Of the Bank Of
Commerce, No. 81 Nsssau street.
nm not u Morgan, Banker, No. 81 WallstfeeA
John Casvel Of John Oaswell 4 Co No. 81
Front stYeSs.
KdvarS Insight. Presidsas Ha.,c..l Bank of.hs
: Wal lam N. Tsesd, No. 2s7 Broadway.
Charles J. shepherd, No. i49 Water street
Dwight Tow send, No % Wall street.
Phi ip W Enss, OF +. VI. kpgs Sons. No. l3l
Ffont street
James NJ Brown. Of Brown BrotheYs % No
Samuel h. Mitchell, Merchant. No. so B-o dway
Elijah +. Brown, OF Elijah II. Brown q Co., No.
81 Spruce street.
"A oram Hewitt. OF Cooper, Hewitt Co, No.
JAS. TnORlNGTON,
General State Agent,
july lst DAvxBpoR1, eva.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

A dinner was given last night in honor
of Henry w. Longiellow by the American
artist, Albert Bierstads. Mr. w. 4. Gladstone,
Admiral Farrsgut and other distinguished
gentlemen were present.
BERLIN, July 10-lt is expected that the
American Minister, MIR. Bancroft, as soon
as he has concluded the negotiations II
Stutigard. will leave for Baden TO procure
the ratification by the Grand Duke. Of the
naturalization treaty with the United Statee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
SPlNGLER HOUSE.
UNION SQUARE,
Dro aAwoy aaA Foarteenth 81
NEW YORK.
n. =. NtLLV co.
NEWCOMB HOUSE.
LATR LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE,

D0v00p0fts Observation-Disclosures. 4oW0.
THIS HOTEL SITUATED IN TIE CRNTRIOP
! The buainess portion Of this city. ana bat enc
block non TIE Ferry and Steam boat Landing. vill
- opsn for IL rscspt'un q gsssts -
Wednesday, April 18eh. 1oo0.
Il hes rseeatly nsa&goas thesesgh repairs ana N.
teostve addiuyes. anons vAteh q dfning hall ~
@ feet. IN Once 14xle. Large pleasant Pafloes.
sample rooms for Agents, aad s3pie acesaaods.
uces To- evss 80 gucsts. IL being fanisbe0 60
nlets With new modern styled Furniture, - oleoo
Cooking keegees he 1rupgietOrs feel WaffanAo6 d
Offering 70 1amies. Tu1flses end IL traveln9 -.
Ne, an oeep14ive dseabls seoDDing p1oee, o. efOe
:,eotih ~ Wess. -.-.'
apsi$SAwtf iSeSSSoes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
1EaNESsEE.

NAsHvlLLR, July 1.-The Bonner has
received . special Dispatch from Knoxville,
stating that Gel. II. n. Ashley, late Of the
confederate army. We shot and instantly
killed at 0 P. \. yssterday. by Z. c. Camp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

THIS COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED
II under the laws Of the Hsaeo Of New York, with
capital paid up In ful1.
The ON sers and Directors ere opposed Of gen.
tlsmsn Of great experience, ability and undsubted
integrity, ana have established the business Of the
company on the strictly cash system-OAHn
Ask rb, CASH PkKAIUAs and CASH DlvI-
D8ND0. Policiss non forfeitable and incontsste.
Pol siss held god durins that psried.
NO RESTRICTION ON TRAVEL.
OF any o.her good con pany, the To attne fsaturs
sspsoialiy com mendins II to those seeking an
nuiter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
Boiler for Md.

A FIRST CLASS BoILRR, - Pert LONG. q
a inehes diameter, Anss, naA-e00Slu. 6ee-lfss1
Dunlap Co.. Cincinnati. ~ ~ n 4 iiosSSin =
Shield's Davenport WOolea NINA ~ .11f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

Chicago Live Seek Market.
BY Telegraph July IL.
Recsipts-Csttls. - cars; hees, II saes I,
sheep. Q car.
Cattle-kxtra, 7.soQ7.75; fair - good, g..
1897 as stockers. A.0OGa4 Is.
Hoss-Eatra. s.75Qese5; good 70 eAoiss, o.
2o@s.eah.
sheep Choice. 4 cca4. so: eosl. s.soos Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

BY Telegraph Jelly IL.
Flour-Sos
Wheat-Red, lis, lod; white, lSs.
Corn s6s Cd.
Liverpool. July Us n.
whsat-California. lss. I'd.
Lard SIS, Sd.
Rest unchanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

C6iC0WO Market,
BY Telegraph. Jsly IL.
Flour -fira bet quie& Rrisss uoeAAassd
Choice bfssds scarce and held higher
whsat-Fira. Ne. . nsaiaally l.SoDloo.
Corn Stsady eadi COED dsmsad. Ne. l.sl
0slx; No. 2. 20.
Oats-Dull aad lover = seOesk.
Rye and Darley-EnttFely no0tool,
Provisions -6tssdy and quies. sd
Pork 2s 80.
Lard--l7kQl.k. u
Lake Fresxhts-U nchanged.
ThermOmeter-S5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

1K1W00lkee M0rlxot.
BY Telegraph JAY II.
Flour--Dull and unchanged.
wheat-Quiet and firm; No. l, l.s4: No. &.
ls6 >
Corn-Quiet and steady, at 50.
Oats-Dull and lower ct esk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

New York Naarfgop.
~ Telegraph Joly II.
Cotton Qsist st - IL middhng uplAods.
fOut-Dau % sO0S - for cxne. 0M012oo
for extra eestesn Oai9.1f hoop.
whest-Dnila ~ :. IS Tor nee am6ss Tsaneoeee and
old vhi,e Michigan
Corn-Oull at lOe0i II ~ ulxsa uuslssn sAeet /:
lis Sof handsome mixe1 western In otose LIS for
western yellow, and 10 for Whiso WUotefn.
Oats Dali ct - for vestefa so0at.
Pork-Firmer at ss.sT0Se. 20 sDe usW mees s..
eoiss rs for oil.
Beef-Steady.
Cnt Meato-1a
Lsrd-Firmer, at lso1s IL for steam and isk a
lsa. for kettle.
Wni.ky-Nominal.
Suger-Nlniet At Ii Y f1lQ l-Q for Cnha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
COM ~ E RClAI.
Davenport Market Report.
Or.icu or rns DAvRsPoas Dps. Graf,


floun-w Wholesale. tlO.4o; retail, tll.oo.
WrsAr-No. !. N.T0, for very choice Gsena
and lst class club.
baaLKr-No quotations.
Oars 65M6ec
RYE-None in the market,
CoRN-7i d15c
Onions None in the market.
PorAroKs-I5c.
BursER-20c. per D.
EGas-l5c.
AAr--Good Timothy &c. oo0SlA.ss per ton.
Prairi~ 81. o0ds 90 per ton.
,CoAl-Soft-l6GlI cents per bushel, from
wagons.
Asrnn.c.rn At yard tle. 90 per ton. De-
livered &l9. 90 per ton.
WOon-&6 00&e7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

New Work Money Market.
'es'aps.l July1i.
etocks-Duli.
inI' a. 81. lisa 5 sos, lss. l.lsk; "a,
ieos 1 so ~, new, Les, 81, iSs4 ie-4es
Pacidc Mail los.
New York Centra.-i a..
Erie SEA os
III. Cent.-1ES
Norihwestesn-lsA; pressrreA sS
Rock island-1oSS.
Darlington h Quincy -iSs
Wahssh-ssL2.
Gold-l<iL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

the head quartsre Of the BODY, ths central poin,
Of the ~ ssem. Il 10 from thn AL good and
lad easces g out sct!sss Or curse iss Iusses:or.
AsAs Il Gle -. put is IN KOsd running order.
treat u hAsdsDosiy. and there wiil be no more
disease than 10 the sols1 rocks Of the granite
hais We repeat L. that Schenck's Seaweed
Toase wiil do this Tor the eto maehs II d nature
coming 10 sescas Of man q his perii.
Whea the nature and conditios Of disease are
snoroosa.y snAsrstood. IL will he seen that the
that the doctrine bris ~ tuculcate = fhe true
eas. sad that the medicine Ne advocste r. pre
s.ssss saspssa :. me dccsrine- ThousAads of
In The Un.cu, wiii gladly tcsufy % ,h,s snJ
praise, as th.v should. the marveliovs w.t..
ofSchsack's Sesweed Tonic.
Nay 81 iesst ctght people intsa sught to use
haD Tsese may be stated.
lst. Bseauss ycnr stonseh is out Of order snd
will oconer 81 lueer unless aided. break dovn
-. Bscauss yeu do rot have haM Tie enjoy
neat Of life thasy on might ss
"a because your blood Is not pure and good
cad Il not. yoa are liable 10 active disease a,
cay time.
Ash. Because you cannot think. or act. or do
oavseas = beaa~ss Or out, 30 cell e tf yeu
wwe u Os csalitisa this tonicwiN plass yos
ed s;rsss = Hs.s ossS MUG ~ ana n ssss ;!
your seeosas - veil - those about you.
oeA. ttecsrss this Tonic 10 within the means o.
osugyoo1y. One regular ''docsor's'' bill
ueSo1 ~ e. half you would nee in . lifetime
aO9Dooss no0 OcCuuDces uikut y mutl
plls1 inAs6Aissly and each is a. true a. truth
We asscrt il without contradiction, tina
Seheock's Seaweed Tonic is one OF the creates
coupounds that chemical. medical. or any 9th
- sciepce or skill ever achieved, and its mag,
merits have only 70 be known To m axe il . wei
come visitant Of every household in the broa,
Land.
Or. Schenck must get the stomach Of every
eossa0ptasive patient in this con ition befor hi
Pulmon'c Syrup can be digested aud penetra,,
The blood-vessels. TO heal cavities in the lungs
Dr.. J. II. Schenck 10 professionally At hi
ps1neipal Office, No. Is North Sixth St, corner
e Commerce ST.. Philadelphia. every Saiurda,
vAsrs eli letters for advice must be addressed
Price Of the Pulmonie Syrup end Seswees
Tonic.
9AC0 else PEE DOTTLE,
e. q. 80 PEe HALF DOZEN.
0AaaAoko R11oss - CTS. Dox'
Bse ~ - n DrueGso 80 Dealers.
D. eCRsxOEso ALMANAC Bon 1855 CAL
DBnAD .0RATfnUo0ALL .D1UG0IsTD1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

apsissAwts $50 80
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05
Heroistrl.
600 HrtrlN0 rRrr
,onc door Nor;h rt Calhoun.

lN"n age OF tops and toys,
wanting wisdom, Void Of ri,,ii,
who hallrcrvr heroic boys
TO hazard MI IL trcc'o,n's neN,--
h''nk sharriy ontheir Jolly games,
fors"sc their cnmrn,.c> gay,
An' 0nii proud homes ana yon htul Dame
Tor famine. toll ana tray'
Yet on the nimn.c mir benign
speed number messages
That wan the mrsth OF g,acc divine
70 hearts in slO,!i and cas-.
)" nigh Is grnndcur Is our dust
SO nigh Is Goa 10 man
When Duty whispers low rhow mast"
Thr youth icplieS. F." icar."
--FMEHSoN'S MtY.NAY.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05
>AENIN-EItS AlsH
OF T.lr
CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY.
AhnHrsS Or, HlSHon cI.ty.h.


5'p"r''d y E'r 81 e WHcs I, u, So,i,tyl
TN lhir' Anniversary 81 Iii" Cbarrh t.x.
tension society Of ,lir Mv,hntli,t .p.Scopol
'h1wh waS hcll III Tie t.rncn S,rolt ~ i.
thirch FtiladplpliA. IN .hpr>,Aly cvno.
i'is Noy. l9ih Bishop Smp~ou r"c<,,inr.
EEroNr Or rRF>stl;l.u.
7. /. Mason, Esq. tsitM prrSufcl hi, r..
port showing the Aggregate receipts. inclu.
ding the amount IN hDUl oao >rar aDo.
S9.22s = Hn,l <5i.o09 loliowcd. 10 bc So
S3'23, Ap,l hc ',nuUu, lj,!i;r~,U. iucudip!t
c'ii' eni NNMU.,S, a NiG.~>l lmnrd 10
chuicnc>, Jo be So ,3.,54n2
hrroN7 orTnl lcnNEl.SroSD!rl. Srci;rr,nT,
Dr kyur,t Corresponding Secretary OF
tr Strir:y. lien rv;,! hi, r,pot; wh.rll sag
Il, FOLLOWS:
''pnring thc pa-t yrHr 50 havr hr"N triir
rclicyrl from the ci.laair.>>,ArigS uuh"r
Which we had hrr. .ibiii & Alis,4. oh, Of
oti ciai,ns a.nin>, thr Seci,. N: .t..Noli: So-
cirty Is tnw iIlly al.l ptrn r;., n iNentpr-
lA;"d INFO tirrcgt,lar c,uupnlNo: !!at Eli.rah.
Wiili comparatively Nl,!l jNto,i!r, Wc
hdvc assisted W. ,lonar,ouci-uv rl,uch,S III
twrn,y->iN different States and 'lcriitulir>.
We have also great y relieved ANA assisted
hy loan. with little OF no interest. clrvcn
more, IN eight diiforcn, states a,!(i Tciri;or-
icS. some Of wIiich wc haVt saved tvln aASo-
latc disaster. WE have rcryivcd cNl;iihll-
lions The Monroe .oaii EuWd - iiic amount
81 sl.30o. and Subscriptions from ;hrcy
brethren q the GeUeral Loan Iund 70 til,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05

'nufch; and the thrrr hun,Ir., ,
Immediately and IN, ,,,,,.,,
this lady is royv c,ro,, ,,,.. ~. ~
after lcr husband, o,o
churches VAS nr.r lynrrr.,
lhc Spri"ty conrhut,d Il huu,irr,l MD nv
dollars for its pu,,,',asr. /, is ,i,,. -. :.
! '""'' I'"'''" "h'ch ''''hN IS aIso ihr!"dcd
~ " P'r'''''A'' Tor 'anu IS not Waited vc"y
i's'"N 'Hcr". y society mas been formed
''icre' "h" "hcn III conference we came 10
( 'hc 4ncS' OIL " here sliai the Alabamm
| No'''t'o''c ho'u us hcNt session. the pre-
'''' ~ '''''' "'s'''c' - ''ooie' EARNEST
.'''''''S man n"'h'nHAtd this very church.
'"c'e WIS 'oi'>"F'rAh'" c"ii'pc'ltlon. Tor ~
4 '"'"N" ~" III 'l''' country we nave sorlc-
W. 'n'' 're a"'c 10 entertain Il Sonicrcncc,
t''o '''e'c were se'crai societies mat desired
! '"c "'N' SESSION oi me 'onfcrcncc t" be he'd
wv" '''c'', o"' 'n'S ch"rch' pNfciH>eh ~
''' ''"'"cc''oc' c"''c" '''c P''h'' anu me
''cN' Sc>>'o'' oi 'hc Aiapa'ha conference VIII
~ "o''' ~ wy c''"''" c"''"' Mooh' 't"rhon'
''"c >''o''''''
"'Nc ''"S SNch YOU IN "niinc OF our
- n.y. '>Nc''' i'"''' N"'""N
WIZ 'n"' "''' "oik III 'ic H"n'h
: ~ 49," y !, w ~ 70 pc. even oy
'"',H ''''"'"''>, "''. N'''' !" assure 'lil>
'"''''ct' ~ l'"Nc '''''''''o % hc'S' mat ,
''''"'" 49, '''' ~" W. :
/ '''' ""> - N''"' ''NN'
"'".'' "''' S'''''-'' '','''' - NY ="
M'''" 'h'' Il WIS no" hrlllN e>'ao''Si'" an"
this very Fall Il is compact aud organized; !;
and. what i more valuable than Il |. the
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05

- -
''."' 'hp p''' '"' rf, 'c'''r> was shot in that
'' - " '"'"f"h prca'hrr. ana one
eN'o'''"' i'l'a "i c"ior t''al we
.;.,,, - "'"c '''''''chcc. great
'>,,,, "o"M y "h" h"""'"a' ""'
','''',' ~ an' WIS, hni
IL ,,,rn,,ms j "'","' '"'"e ""'
,hj~ ,,,,,,i,,, '''''''N 'l''r
i,op,r i. v.,s, VI ''ur'''hs
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>ovi,,, w,r1 .,,, s,n,,., NV M''o''
his hors,, ,,,,,.. ,.,,;,. 'V'' -. -
lhonc, au1 ,,,;v,., I'M, ~
/ him. h.ln.l hn,
T >hor, i'm. he ,,;., .rl,i,,..,
i,lov. wi,hnu, d;.;
! in,s down !, min;.,
Won >ov IN. n.,,,,,r,,
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/ rhr unp.,rm.d fri,,,,,;,..,
plnudrJ fnr ,h,,
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alarn,r,l i, ~, ,i,n.
nnon., IN. c.,l,rc.l,,..,.l ~
tlrn,h or,,,;S nn,l,
for his own Nor, 1n.f,i,
rryivis ~ WIS, Observation-Disclosures,
vr,v chur,. AMI S,r.,, n,,.;,
hunl.cd >o,.l, wer. ,n,v,,t.l l,u,:,I .r,'.
is lo my u,in,l -, i,,iii,.,,;.
;lis work.
Our prnarhrrs sut,r r;,,n,,ii,,,,,,,,,,;
terror. one inri.lcu, u,Ay.hu ~ ~,
>hoWn. wlat Li,1 or n,i, 49,. l,,,,
work Oncmnn > ,...n,,i,,I,.;l
Near, i in ~. ,yor, ,,.,y ..i.,,,yI
bciwc@,i t>v.,y,.ni,l nr, ,,,J,,
~ tti> 3iuor. llnr,i),l ~, ..v,E.. -,
" 4 ;ricutI." W;ts ,l,,,r.s,,,,,y..
heard SEVERAL rcr.n,s on,>ih. .w.p#;,
hc '.mv tricuIS o,, .,N d...,,, n.
arc not oU, M TIL TIM. n,' ri,ht .n,..,,
vuNr danr," ~ ,yt,l nm ~ -, ..lt
lput wr'i hr,uh II, ,j,yn# #hr., . :,
"WcN." .:lil .hr. thr, s.,,,,I,,3. ,;,,
hurt :.rl il nii,rojlr i; ..,, ,,,.,
toad - be tic univ
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III. III, v.,rn.l,,i,, ,ni.,,. ,yi.,,,, ~.
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n,c hi, ;f,.H r,..rr," il.l...h,,,
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05

ai' ''icSc from the church Son',:' mi, SIM
p'" Fact that eleven thousand Six Enndrc,,
! ana clGhty-iiyc rrobntiunc.s have been M
"" ~ the church indicates lioN great. ana
"idc-> lf'at! and glorious have been thc ~
V'faiS ol religion in that region. 4 loru,
pprtoh otihc fcopr d,,Soa,cd hy lhp var
INFLICTED 'tripri % ii Il, property. nhyG
turned with s,rrow.ng hearts 10 N. nrco,
iica'rr Of the sorrows OF The son,
in l''at r"4jrn. also. wc liumbcr ,or huns
Irn'' A'id ihill ri.ch' churches. with IL valuc
bl' is" lniudIcd nnl scvcn,y-i,inc thousand
dollars. We have also five hundred ANA Six
" seven Sunday Schools organized and
thirc thousand five hundred and twenty
thrtr officers and teachers. What an ;lrnv
oi w"rN,r> co-ppcra,ing With the ministry
there An,i Wcllayctlrc hundred and i,r s..
Iiyc appointments made, th, last October.
ia these four An'iial Conferences.
S'c'i has been the growth OF the work in
thc .rginn tii;s. particularly represent. aul
about which was requested to speak N-on
iwil' ask, +" .Irc No; al these c"lorc. people?
Arr tlicy not al nc9rors?" Wen. suppose
'h"y are they are men Tor whom Christ
''ic''. and who have been redeemed hv tie
shedding Of hi, most precious hool; and
hey ar'' hcu too. il lli,, were the ease. in
"''nm there Is hope III relation 10 tie ;rturc
sle c"lorrd prollc to Il very large extent,
rs III reasonable, ris'-mNdel men now adj
nit trn morr steady in their work more
conscientious in llcii dealings, than any one
expected them Ia br before ;I!cir ,,nau,iua-
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05

4 S!lo.;r l'EAyEH.--.tt the opening OF NJ
i.n,,ultant meeting, ringly was called upon
~ ,a,.y nroycr. lie bowed before God anW
il. tie presence OF his bre'hrcn' ahn pray"
need Of Thy grace. and seek ii /; 10 know thy
will. and d. il to find our place and
K .cp it. Amen" The language and senl!-
mcnt OF tli, short pray er We're decidedly ap-
Iplopriaio. ana no one could have grown
weary While listening TO IL. But this could
! y II il, truth be said Of Tong prayers which We
I sometimes hear --Adccnt Reri4r,
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05

Npr 100 EAsY..-rhc road 70 cmincncc
anu power from obscure condition ought moi
to be made too easy, nor Il thing too much Of
colt.sr II rare merit be the rar4st OF all
rare things, it ought TO pass through sonic
Sor, of probation. The tempt" Of honor
on.,I,l 10 be se;.'cO on M cmincncc. II ii be
OPEN through ,ir.uc, let II be remembered,
too. that yirtuc is never tried but by some
lditlicLtyNnd some struggle - Edmund B,rSt. :.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-12-05
Purity Of Character

! hN ~" beauty OF the plum and apricot
I Y gr'wS "'o"m and beauty more rx-
Gte than The iirS' 'ruit i,sclf.--o son a.i.
cailu.h tla; ovrr'prca,s HE chocl, Ma,
~ Strike yonr Hand o,,~ n,,, !, !.
rrn zone lorcrrr Tor It ncvc. grows but
M. rhu flower liza, hang in tn, morn.
~ inpcarlcl with dew. arravc,l rs 40
uccnlv wum,n crcr was arl.lyti With Jew
,--oucc ,hatc il, 50 ;hat ,hclcadS roll on.
ii you may sprinkle water over il rs YOU
pn,c. vct il en- never be made again what
it a, when hc dcw fell silently Npon it
/ lr', heaven. OF, frosty mnining you
my $40 The paNcs OF glass covered WIN
lnl>rapcS. mountains. lnkrs. and trees,
lcitcd IN a brnuuf,,l, fantastic picture.
'Jov. lay your hand upon the glass. aEj, BY
"a scratch Ola finger or by the warn,,h ~
/, nalm nj, the dclicnt G tracery will be ohNt-
lta,cd. 80 there is in youth beauty and
i,r;.v of character which. when once touch
and dciilcd can never be rcSt"Ecd-'a
fnrr more delicate tlan frost WORK, ANA
Mirh. when torn and broker. Will never pr
r.nhroitcrcd. 4 man who has Spottcua aho
sDi,cd his garments III Youth. ihou%h h'
! NJ. sep,, 10 make them White again, ear
nycr wholly do il. even were he 10 "a>'
,lm wilh his tears When young MAJ
!leyc> his fathers house will the blessing o
hi mothers kis> still wet upon Iii inrchcao
| if,r one. loses that purity Of character, 1t
! !. W.. ;h,, he can never make whole agalii
Sal, |, tie consequence Of crime. It's c'iec'
!
gwen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

Jonx ReBinsen's Orncus AsD MsxAos-
aie-TAis great sssablishnsss cane 10
tswn THE morning, and paradsd through
the psiasipal streets Of cur city at 10
o'clock. The prossasiea vas enc Of the
neet geseseus and brilliant ever made here,
and was truly msvipg pageant which for
bright Oriental splsndor, has been seldso.
II evss surpassed.
The Circus, all our exchange agree, up
and down TIE river whore it has besn, from
Pittsbureh b Dubuque. to b enc Of The
nest eomplsss travelling. The riding 6 the
wsnsn-wsndsr. Cssdslis, vhs dsss III o.
the bars bsck Of . Wild seed that James
Robinson can do. is Without tpasallel in this,
Or any past sgs. Geo. u. Kelly leaps
fourteen and Aitsen horese svsv exhibi.
t'es. and the riding of shs ssDsssa boy
Lewis the osly nssrs ri1ss living, b not
eaiy 'nsr'terious and exciting, but novel.
Tue ether performances By hoss Of arena
stars, 10 rsplets with true sxcellsuee. and
challenges eoUps6tien from the whole
world.
or the mammoth Mssagsris, always .
valuable schsel Of instruction, 10 much
saasst b said and Il deserves the liberal
patrsuags Of IN pespls, Of oil classes and
religion, whsssvsr Il travels. The eollsctioa
10 shoiss, and the specimens in the most
magnificent order. To one and al inter
sstsd, W commend this sxhibitiea - enc
Of tss nssit Go. ts-aisht early asd ~
eure : ooa1 beneath ~ boot veotilAted -
viliea svss PIT - h Davsapsst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
NATIVE WINES.

WHITE WIVES.
ccuuntNiNGnAn. ! C1soIiHx s.nDLlHc.
CAo0ADY. A00nn1'e HYBRID. No !.
p5!1xAns. q! ! AL TAYLOR
AED vVeGsNE&
cees.S4sssss. ccees..S4sss. HeeseF4es:S HeeFeess:: y1aSsHqJ qfsq b,
Is cssss eftveaNs tssssss sael.
Nsssszs vnsuRA csssoas. "a CAsA~nA y ~
kog " eoo8.
TAs salessiensl o1sn = - DaSl!e - aeevS
W1neo, ofho - gSeUth. tn oto AL
20 = q sapsssse eaallty, and % givs ssnvSs ~
QBRRuBNCOO.
ocv. fAonaeO .. Ylstehsr u l1issouri g.. o.
lseby oflillnois; Aajor-0sn. 0e ssge 4. 1looes,
Us; Army Hen; na,shan I. wii1ss. nsssss.; rse:SS
Oh: Ss:';: s:.ss ns.;ia f.s:ssi. s:rs;i
Andrew Curtin Of Pcnnsylvania Prof. 0ecEe
Thurber, Rditse '.AnssicaA Agricnturst. New
York and many others, who can testify 20 the''
uniform coed qaaiity.
Agsnts for NassaeAssetts,
FOLSOM, 0LlME = POPE.
o . = Broad street, Desssa
Ag.nt for Nes Ysrt.
Wn. RADDE, 6So Pearl -.
.4esns for PasiadeipAis.
JAMES 3. W800,
Corner 9Th saA Walnut
Assst for BsltInssv<,
JORDAN aTADg.ED.
Corner Madison and Ratsw
GEORGE HUS MANN.
AssnAsn. No.. July aoth. sees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
THE CAMPAIGN!
Grand Opening Rally!

The Dsnscraey Of this vicinity VIII
held 4 0nasd Political Dsoonstfafion 10
this city, on Tuesday evening next.
HON. wM. Z. LEFFrNGWELL, Demo
cratic candidate fes Oosgrsa, and other
stinsuishsd speakers, will address the
meeting In English, and DIR. wx. vOGT,
Of Iowa City, one Of Iowa's NEST talent.
ed German orators, will speak in the
german lsngusgs.
Dsmsesats, lets have . grand opening
rally for SEYMOUR, BLAIR and LEF-
FNGWELL. PRn OnDRR Con.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
NOTICES..

CLoIBiNo You can save your money
nov for the next thirty days by going to
Psrry's and buying those fins goods Of bis
at the low prices he 10 offering them. Il
will pay any one to 60 and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. II 10
without doubt the finest assortment 10 me
city, and will b sold very cheap to make
way :or the fall stock. The variety 10 20
great that every one cannot fall 70 b
pleased. Go early and select suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25

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