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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
0rpEartiae Gtnfdufe!!

5err 50 2innemannY BON St.Scleph
9learnS @punty, bat pieber 9robarti9e GtnfGufe
BON ben tefen Waaren jeeer @attuts eentaGt
unb bietet lie ieinen 0elddfts- Treunben iii BET
gfdbe unb in ber 5erte an gu biQigen preiien II.
labet s1 b1ufsem8 elude freunbli9lt ein. Die
neuen Ginfaufe befeben in:
@9nittmaaren, G%iienpaarcn Spe3ereimaaren,
Aleibuuget, 9iten unb aappen, Cite
fel II. Sduben II. Steinsut.
acmmt sefdQief ollie unb feio Der freuablt9-
iten Mufnabn1e unb Der teten 8ebienuns oerif-
dert,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Neue SrseL.-Oie lanse ertpartete tteue
Srsel fiji bic 9at9ebrale 1T bier ansefpmmen
unb int Depot tit @ef<St. paul. DieB 1T bas
einiise %Sntrument spn bet art i'm Staate. Der
&ofenbetras in Nem<yorf mar $4,000 unb bic
Jradt bis bisrbcr tetrus $718. Ginsr spn Der
Jirma, tpu ie setaut murbe, fam mil, unit ie
.aufsuiesen. Git sanser Gar mar %nptbwenbis,
tint bic seri9tetenen Ebeile aufsunebmen, unb
tpurbe auf Der sanssn 8abnlinie pbne lmpad-
Jung bis bierber setra@t. 9err 3ensius il, tpie
mir bDrea, Der Srsanif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Grtrunfen.- Gin ef<pala9ier> meldcr
ita in Winrna auf tcmD dmpfer Miinnejuta BE-
fane> ieste ild auf einen 5aufen Glitter, tint ba<
rauf gu idlafsa. Ils man tbn lit Der Mbii9t
medte, nm bic Glitter reesunebmen, eins CT iter
Bcrb uno ertrant. Ter Same unb ber @pbns
rrt reS Grtrunfenen ,par ni9t befanut unb lei=
nen Sei9nam bat man uibt ,pieter aufsefun<
hen.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
Jraueu pp,n eutcn Girtcu.

Gieier Srten trurte sesrintet son Der Mut>
ter Marie paQetier tn8ranfreid in Fingers, mel
DE baielbit III bieiem Sabre int slpril ais erts
Generals berin ltarb. sic ftanb lit teut chr
piirbigen Sitter ron z Sabren, feierte i'm ser=
eansenen Sabre eas funfsisjabrise Subilaum
ibrer YrufeB, mar felt 1885 General berin unb
~srintete no Srbensbauier lit alen 5beilen ber
@elt. Npd ant Mrrsen ibresIueestases bate
fe S@welern mad Mlserien %seientet unb meniss
Stunten ppr ibrem Gobesfampfe cine aclonie,
bic sur 0riinblns eines sicrten SauieS III gsyp>
ten t1a@ &oen atsebt selesnet.
Der Srben ,purtc BON ibr beBweseu sesriin=
Bet I'm, 6raucnsperirnen, bic SOM @ese her Eu=
senc atgemthen traren, tpieeer auf ben rcdter
Yfab suriid5utrinsen, telpnbere @rrsfaIt fin
@aiien- Mat9en gu trasen, ie bur9 M>ort unt
8eiipiel gu unterriaten, ME wirbeyrQ bic Mrteii
lei unit wie le f9 III ebrtarer @eilc itr Srpe
serbienen icaten,
ST Is tppbl eta @unser, bab bic ier Srben i'd
wabreab Der Setenaseit Der eblen Stifterin lit
ale Ibeile Der gEelt serbrettete tenn es &rur<
ben 116 5auier fit Yibenee erri9tet, pie Nun
fuIst: 80 lit Grantrei9, 10 1T Selsien nnb 5cl-
Lamb, IA lit Stalien, BRET in9tpm, Is in Geutld<
lamb, 10 in Gnslant, Srlant unb S9rttlane, 3
in Mlen> 8 in @frifa, 20 in Mmerifa unb zines
in Sceanien. Diele baten unsefabr 10000
Jrauensperiunen Don enlightenment Mltsr unter
ibrsr Mufi&t unb iursen fir cine Congregation
spn 1000 @&mefern. MQes bieb ruree bepirtt
III benz turjen 3eitraun,e BON 80 Sabren BON it@
felblt urlausnenben Grauen, pelde feline anbere
8elpbnuns fu@en, als bas @ublsefaaen tes
5immels unb ben 8eifau ibres @epidens.
Cine folde berrli@e Mnfalt ipQ f@ nun aud
in unlereut lieben ct. Yaul bur@ bic Nlbtba-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Wabl Der gpr 4 II B { ter beuti1en ia
tboliiden 9rudseieQl9aft. - @emdB beS elften
Mrtifel6 ber @tatuten Der pbisen Sc eqi9afi
serl ammelteu ii6 bic Mfticnare am erten Mpr=
tase int Iueuit :. S. unb bieltcn bic sorlarifts-
mabiee @abl Der @crtdnbe, berenGrsebniB fol-
genbes mar:
Yrdiioent - 5err Safob Simmer.
@efretdr - 9err Sob. Silt. SGrStsr.
Sdabmeilfer - 6err s. 8. Iimme.
Direftoren unb @eldaftsfibrer limb ~fclsenbe
5erreu:
Safcb Simmer, $. $. Eimms,
SGT. Sit. SdrSber, Martin 8russemannL
Sc1epb @ielen.
Cine @pesiaL0eramml MUM q Der
Direftoren Der teutlden tatb. Drud-@eicQidaft
fa,b am 5. Mu9ut 3. S, ftatt unb %fplsente g.
iGafte tuurten %erlebist:
u. 8e19lo0en: 8eimMnfane bes nad=
fen Sabr9anes ben err fen Uranium ganb e=
mes Merfes ait feline Mbrnrenten pcratfpleen ~
la0en.
p. 8ei9lp0en: Cine @ererSBerun9 tcs
Slattes scrsunebnten.
3. MQe Mttien~ Snbaber lnt erlu9t, bic
@ertreitune bes 8latteS III befSrbertt> unp aus
aartige@ftien- Subater baben cas9tedt al69lsen-
ten gu funeiren II. ;uelsid bic &eeaftipn barpn
III Aenntnib gu ieBen.
SIM Mufra9e Der Direftcren
S.N. SbrGber Setr.
Menn man bic M!amcn Der MttiplGre biefer
@eleul9aft betradtet, tper pirb ni9t NIT Sreu<
ben iiber bic ebelmItbiee Gbat bic tie scQbra9t
erflQt? sic raren es, welde ibre Spfer uuf
ben Mltar be5 Olautens, be5 3atbplicismua, &C.
leet ter MuTrrberuns bss beilisen gaters papit
Yius TX, fir 1Grbcrung Ger fatbpliiGen prele
nad9efcmn1en iuo uub beu @ebute bes lestsn
Gpneiliums in Baltimore Jplse seleitet .baten.
Iauienbfader Ge9en fir Sic Oescntpart unb
fir fummenoe 3eiten utrb aus bieiem srpBarti-
sen Merfe entlprieben. l1nlaelider Danf jenen
eselmltbieen gbrenmauuern, pelbe he l1rbster
eines 1plden erbabenen @erfe5 ine.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

@eit einisen Gaeen 1T bier tefannt semprben,
taB pi9tise Maorbnunsen unb @erbinounseu lit
ct. Souls i'm Gauge feten, wobur9 bic Nprtb<
~tpe1srn Union padet GunpanY ibe, mebr 8ppte
tpirte serflsen unb turGsansis cine tasli9e
Sinie smilGen ct. paul uno ct. 2pais erridten
fSnnen.
Diele 2inie bsitane aus prei Gdmpfern unp
einem erpben Qanbbput, als: Der Som Sasper,
McQie MeYife unb gietorn uab eas 2anbtcpt
BON jener 2inie gu ct. Souls.
Die %@norbnuns seruri a9tc cine beeeutenee
@ufreeuns in ben 6luB9eieQl9aften. Die
padet Gcmpany bat nun cine taslide Verbin-
puns bis gu ct. 9uuis, treffi9 ausserifet unb
robl bemannt, nno ibre M%nprbnuneen iinb ron
oer @rt, bab bic 8erttnbunsen burdsdneis &C.
madt iinb spn 81. yaul big nat ct. Souls rnb
rur nit ~serinser untequemlidteit fir bic pa7a-
9iere.
Oas 9auptquartier Der Yafet GcntpanY wirb
ni9t scn ct. paul %entfernt. Die 8rote 9eben
bier tdali6 ab. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

&udtebr.-9err MabIer BON Der
Girma o. %. Snseriul u, g., 1T BON ieiner
lareeren &etie mad benz Often wieber eeluub
unb ppbltebalten 3uriidsetebrt berielbe bat bic
srcbartisfen ginfaufe in Der 5auptbantelsf abt
eer @elt senta@t unb bietet nun bic i9SnReu
unb biQisfen Waaren ieinen tpcblbefanu.en
&unben sur sefaaisien @inIdtnabn,e uno ,,,,
tppblfeilten Raufe ait.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Gtsentbiim I ID art @ergif-
tune.-Der uMlbert Sea Stanbarb" teriGtet
iiber cine et9entbumli9e Mrt BON 8ergiftuns,b bic
auf benz Gefplabe beiptderel 2ate, ant neuli6en
4. Suit i~tattfano. Die 1rla9e mar bic 8eriib>
ru1s BON tpiltem gpbeu, ber gum GIedten BOT
Rranjen sertpenbet prrbe. @n sifr5ig eripneu
liegen tn Gplge basp1t auf benz Rranfenla9er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Nbrete.- l1nler trertbefer Jreunb Nie.
8ures, bat lcBten Dien(as ct. yaul s~erlaleu,
UNI infer liebes beutl9es gaterlanb tuieber ~
teiuden unb feline lieben Greunbe, Mnpermauete
unb 8efannte uieber ber5lid eriiBen ~ fSSnneu.
@uttes S9uy empfpblen unb elidli9 aurudae-
tebrt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Die Gtrrna Sieuau unb 2eue bat iid NIT
sesenfeitissr tebereinRimmuns o~ufselSt ; ba~
sfsen bat 5err S.2 Desereur, &ebafteur Der
ensiii9m s3eituns uNprtbwetern Chronicle"
9errn Manls GeQo al5 Yartner aufgenpmmen.
We wish you great success!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Cine anbere Gtienbabnpartie.-
Cine anoere @eleQidaft BON Damen unb Ser
rem mar bier unb ntadte einegrfuripr nag benz
2afe Supericr. Mn ibrer @pise itebt 0sprg
g: Gab, praFtent Der pittsbure II. Turt9Basne
Giienbabn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
Mcuc, pih*iae patcntirtc Grim

!5err s. $. Sd,iir,neier, Gde ter item uno
Nciateucfrabe. bat fir Ganiey Gounty ein ya>
tent fir Wagen-8id1tn [Thimble Skeins
erbalte1 nit bencn jeeer 6ubrmann UNI fuaf5is
Yrosent ntebr auf ici1em @asen fabrcn fam.
Die Soften Der 8aeen=8l6ien itp nur ult S.
$40 bDbcr, je naG ter 0attung o%erieI6en fir
einea Wasen. MSse man biele Waaen=Yid=
len ecnauer 9eadtung i~riroisen uno ilG bievpn
ielblt uterseuaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
Neue @aaren! Neue Waaret1
in ct. Mntbonp une minneapplis.

in ct. Mntbonp uns M1inneapplis.
peter OWonnpr bat gerabe BON Stem
gprf Elm berrli9es Qaser BON @Qentpaaren, 5i=
ten fir 6erren, Dan1et rnb &tnber &c. &C., aber
aud RtinbertpGgel9en en1pfanaet unb tptrb MQes
III Ben tppblfeillen preiieu p~erfauft. Rpn1r1t
fommt sefdaist unb entpfanset quite Waaren 3u
niebrigen Yretien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08

Der St.yetcrs l1ntertIbunes<g erein bat am
lesten Mpntas Mbenbs 5errn Mntcn Gimme ais
@efretar be5 Gerein5 ertpablt an bic @teQe BON
9errn @dlid, pelder reIgnirte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
2pcal Neuigfetten.
Meifenber M9ent.

5err @eorg Wtmmer pom Taribault 1T
sesenwarti9 ~reilenber @sent bes @anberer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-08
Cine td8licbeO Observation-Disclosures
2imie na<b 11,tb BON ct. 2prttS.

9ie Nortbtpefern Union Nadet Company fault
Bic ct. 2ouis uni Gninen einie- Giien'
abnsSerbinnun9en nit tieier neuen &inie.
The New York herald., 1868-09-07
MATRIMONIAL.

aNELpERLy FRENCH WIDOW LADY WOULD LIN
"A 70 form the OF an elderly ssntsmsn OF
mssus speakns French 9crmao With view 10 mari
mony Ca between 10 ocecs s ~ HssssJ svse reg
bSjldipg, top 6oer.
The New York herald., 1868-09-07

NUrses, a..
on 9Th Av., CORNER 10TH STA YOUNG GIRL, 10
ON years of age, to mind children do light work is
nd ling
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
The RADICAL, Drou sta.eo..

The Radical party dropped Stanton like
hot potato, having no further use for him.
A gentleman who saw him leave tho War
Odscs On Tsesday night, informs me tha. he
never bsheld . man 10 utterly cast down 40
the great Cssnot. He sid that his most
bitter sns0y could not have the heart TO
triumph over him. 30 great was his des
tendency, and so evident the fact that he
considered himself politically ruined man.
He seemed to have grown suddenly and
prsmatursly old, and he hung his head in
modification, shame, and despair. l alss
learn that Stanton feels greatly chsgrinsd
that he and his political course, and his per-
sonal dispute with the President, we're not
Endorsed ~ Chicago. lie considers this the
unkindcst cut Of all, and attributes 1t to the
influence Of the Chicago Tribune and other
and other anti-impeachmsnt journals At the
eenvention, in controlling the committee on
sesolutions. l think that Stanton may be
s'countsd out ftbs Presidential campaign
Tho Radicals used him a. they would =
dirty dog while they could, and have kicked
him out IS they would any other dirty dog
when thew found thew could use him no
lssger.- Washington Cor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

SANGERrRsr OF TIL. NoRrnwEsT-A great
many OF our readers are probably aware
tn. the next annual Ssngcrfcs,, to be held
under the authority OF the sangerbund Of
the Northwest. will take place in Milwau-
kee next month. It commences on Friday,
the 26th Of Jui c, with the reception of the
guests, and ends On Monday, the Goth Of
june, with grand promenade al @ entin's
Park. The Saagetbund OF the Northwest
is an organization composed of almost all
The singing societies Of Wisconsin, as well
NJ those from Iowa and Minnesota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
Think Of IL.

At best life is not very long. A lew
moro smiles, few moro tears, some pleas
ures and much pain, sunshine and sengs /;
clouds AMI darkness, hearty greetings,
abrupt farewells, AID then our little play
to havo tho little pleasures W would 9th
srwiss enjoy, married by an unpleasant il
not dangerous cough, when . single 20
cent bottle Of tina. Justly popular remedy,
MADAME PORTERS COUGH BALSAM
will effect an immediate cure. All Drug
q ista soll IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

IIv.vr BAiiRoAp LoaN.-The Burlington
Hsicl ~ stfi.s lhttihe Ia :rg.ca { Ms
snni h irta Company lis ncsotc,led .
loan Of $50, 900. Tie bonds ,ssuad
40 $le,0yA,Da1 Of land nor;age honds,
having twcnty-.our years aud six months
to run, with interest at seven per cent,
AMI $4,000. 900 o-l0 bones. drawing in
terest at eight pcr cent. Tbs whole lean
was takoa 4 stockholders Of he road ..
eight per cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

The potato bugs are hegiuning to make
their appearance again IL large numbers,
and will, If permitted, tako the crop by
storm s,iar as we know there is but one
remedy to destroy the bugs, which may
be accomplished in vatoss wnvs. The
most effsc,ua'. however. is 10 keep them
in hot water " so long as they remain with
us-Aorrison tIH.) Sentinel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

IMPORTANT DECISION. Supreme
Court has lately decided the case Of Charles
Sherman IS. Tho Western Stage Company
in favor of the plaintiff-redncing the judy
ment, however, from $1,000 to $1,000.
Our readers will remember that this case
Was brought FOR the drowning Of Mr.. Sher-
mans vile and child The suit was com.
mcnccd in the District Court Of this coun-
ty,bv Boardman & Brown, who have thus
prosecuted it to succe ssful termination. -
Marshall loica) Tunes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS EXPEDITION.
The scientific OK petition for the Colorado
country, under the conduct Of professor
Powell, having received the necessary ap-
preparation from the General Government
expects to be of some tims early in June.
Bloomington tIH Photograph.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
NEWS
HI TEEEG E.SPE.

OK ACCOUNT OF the storm of this after
noon, we are obliged to 20 to press without
any telegraph reports. Very vexatious no
doubt, blu, the rain is master Of tho situation
at this writing, and bids fair to ks.p On
wit i lis dam al Il sment all ght.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

ALLAN PSkrnroy and his party Of de-
tectives were conveyed in a specisl train
from Lsfsyette to indianapolis on Saturday
last. IN one hour and eighteen minutet.
The distance issixty four miles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

Coax.-No,withsianding the cold and
the the rain, corn in good many localities
is coming up, and looks well. though there
Is much not yet planted. Warm weather
will be much prayed fer by corn farmers
prori0 Ur,nocraf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
COM N z RCsAL.
DavcDport Market 1eepost.
Oyv1cs or rnn DAvRNPoRY De W Graf,

1AVC0ROFJ WWEXCG B6cpOSHe
oyucs or rns DAvRxroRs DEss Graf,
June 2st, 1865.
FIssa--w Wholesale. elo.40; retail, tll.oo.
wnsAs-No. l, ei.15, No. Q, el.so.
BARLEy-No receipts.
OATo-GCc
RrE-Dull and Nominal No receipts.
Ooax-aoc.
ONIONS mo receipts.
PefAross-3l.0e.
Bssssa-l7He. per b.
kGas-l9hc.
HAr-Good Timothy el4.oc per ton. Uplsn'
Prairie $40. COG $1,000 per ton. Slough, ~.
oJ9lo.o0.
Coat oft--l6 cents per buehel. Delivered
1sc.
ANTHRACITE yard t1e. GO per ton. De
livered $500 per ton.
Weos-ss.oont7. 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

IT 10 not advisable to 70 out Of doors
without anything on your head, or into So
cety without anything in II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

woman Of Versailles has :been convict
cd Of the murder Of her husband, by stab
bing him with IN awl, gouging out his eyes
and throwing him into horse pond. She
laughed heartily, and called it ''drollery. !"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

DONKEY in the street would attrac
more attention than . millionaire. Such
Is life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
NOTICES.

FErcxLEs AxD TAy removed and prevent
cd, by using tho delicious H,srerisn Balm
or H. CO nHlexion. Price only City cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

anfcd.

CALrSMEN TO SELL CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
~ Badges, Flags. &c. Grant Badges and Medals
now ready send % cents for samples Of both kinde
Circulars free We make tho bost RusBSH SrAsrs
In tho world. Active young men wanted In every
town Address with stamp
LAMPHEAR h PERKY,
v6dSwlm Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

Cuoics Iowa Catawba Wine, at 800 per
dozen bottles also full stock Of other ma
tive and f5rcigu wines at the wine house Of
LASGFELDr, TnoDE & Co.,
Of West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

ACCORDING to . learned German theolo
gian, there are 81 .4s5, $50 devils, IS far a.
heard from.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District oflowa.
In the matter Of John N. d. Burrows, Bankrupt.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, ASSIGNEE OF TIE
Il Estate of the Bankrupt aforesaid. hereby
gives notice that he will on the I'D day of June,
A. D., 1865, at 10 o'clock, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davenport, sell the personal
property of the said J NJ d. burrows that has
come into his possession
J. NJ. GREEN,
June | dat. Assignee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

AMONG the witnesses brought before the
Managers inqussion, and interros ated by
Butler, vas Mr.. II. W. Newton. His pri-
vate letters and kilograms hal been seized.
The witness Was asked by Butler If he had
not written . certain letter to Mr.. Smythe,
Collector Of the Port Of New York, and in
dictated the contents Of tho letter referred
70. Mr.. Newton answered tha, he had, and
that he happened to leave the letter on the
table in bis room unfoldei, ana TIA, il wa
stolen from there.
"Who slolc III inquired Butler.
"Ierpsct you did" responded Newton.
Tho witness was pa. under arrest four
times 10y BuJsr before be was dismissed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

The aawLge State, from 81. Paul, far
st. Louis tonight CT tomorrow morning
The Savanna, from st. Lsus. for ST.
Paul tomorrow evening.
The New Boston, 10 the regular packet
Tor It. Madison tom morning.
The Addis johnson, from St. Paul, for
81. Louis this evening.
The 1tascs. from st. Louis, for st. Paul
Tomorrow p IN. at o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

Mis-. +. CADy STANTON pays her respects
TO tho Chicago platform in The Rtrolutisn
Of the present week, and Parker Pillsbury
wants the Democracy to nominate Chief
Justice Chase for President on . pla,form
making educated but impartial suffrage 10
hasis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02

WILTgs-Grant's sporting. friendac-
cuses the Chief Justice Of "murdesiag an
afternoon" denounces tho Messrs. Fcssen-
den, Trumbull and Grimes as "besotted and
abandoned men, calls Mr.. Evarts soul
less shad "" and wantsiho three Senator'S
shot Wilkes is rather fast even for fast
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-02
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
DusrorE ST. Louis.
Rx@rKvK-Frcm ST. Peul.
JArxs MsAxs-frcm RI. Meeison.
KrY CRY From II. Louis.
JxNKtr aALpwIs Prom -. Paul.
App.r JoBxaox-- From 1T. Lcn.s.
DEPARTURES.
nuauz--Fer 81. Paul
REsKRFE For 81 anis
JANIS NKAss Z Nsdssoa.
KEY cfrr-HoF al.
JaSsir BAL Frs--fer -. Louis.
AntIs Johnson -fUr ~. 81. Pa1l.
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