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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

from the ~. Louis ksrnoAcan
OF Franci. r. Blair. Jr., VINO holds the
second place on the National Democratic
ticket, nc word Of . biographical character
need be said 10 the readers Of the Reput!t-
can Wcrs.srd the selection as one bring
ing immense strength to the ticket, adding
te il both ability and popularity. General
Blair is a leader trained in both civil and
military affairs, and his history gives 81
sursnce Of prudent and judicious, but
prompt AID courageous action wherever
placed. In the present emergency the
men who formerly opposed him chserfully
support bin. because they know hs 10 .
man Of strong character. and that he pos
senses courage 40 well % bsains. Giant
and shsrmsn both said Blair was To abisss
Of the volunteer officers In the late va,
and both ask I'd for him ~ 0enessl 30 CON-
msnd corps-which. with the well known
prejudice OF these men against volunteers,
10 the highest testimony TO bis merits - .
commander.
The qualities of General B. have not
been overlooked BY msn-oursslvss among
the number-wbo years ago were hostile TO
him. II is true be has not always been po-
l,ically allied as he is now. But il 10 true
also that the Democratic party was in the
plenitude Of its power when he left Il. fand
lie could have shared its honors) J, and be
rejoined ii when it had just been over
whelmingly defeated, and when its oppo-
nents believed it TO be annihilated. Be-
heving that the people Of the South accepts
cd the situation In good faith, he favored
general amnesty and the restoration Of their
full rights, both in the State and Federal
Governments, and he 10 nov in the fourth
year Of unremittting labor to restore the
Democratic party to power ~ the beks
practical! means to affect this object. No
one can doubt that he hiss been actuatsd
throug hout by . sense Of duty, and oil ad-
nit that, while open land decided in his
course, he was never ungsnsrouP, vindictivs
Or oppressive. No Just OF wise osn with
holds from present associate the position
due to his genius because Of previous diff
ferences Of opinion.
We are glad that Frank Blair IL on the
ticket. Ii is . recognition Of the growing
importance Of the Mississippi Valley, and
is the first official acknowledgment that
there are any statesmen west Of the Missile
sippi river. We are proud thal Miseou.
rian will preside over the deliberations OIL
the United States Senate. or, in the con.
tingencies provided for under the Consti
tuition, reside in the White House. Thre e,
cheers for Frank Blair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

1902, lS47, 1865,

In 1905 tho grandfather OF DR.. Tobias introduced
the VENETIAN EMINENT IN England. II wss
success sithough the plice was Guinea Bottle
Hi. late Majesty William ". used II or Chronic
Rheumatism and was entirely cured after suffering
for two yean. his attending ply sicans being unable
to effect cure, and ne wrote q letter OF thanks.
whis Is In possession o my uncle in Liverpool
have offered flc0 sterling for that letter. bn II wac
refused. In 1s41 put 1t ont In the United states.
and now, in 1888, the sale IL immense ThOueAnds
OF families are never withouth tits safe snd inhO-
cent TO apply externally. For 81 yeas have war.
ranted 10 cure the following complaints: Chcle.a
ing and Sea Sickness, taken intensity. and Chronic
Rhenmssisn. Burma. Cuts, Rruises. Old sores,
and paine in chest, Back er Limbs, externally. II
never falls u used - directed for Cholera or Dye
euteSyst y cestsin, Decd when Asst attached. No
one once trying IL will aver be without IT, Sold ~
Draesi.ts. PIice Fifty Cents aud Ope Dollar. De-
pot. ~ raSk p1are, NJ Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
r'hc Cnusi,,n,r snr prc.,.,.,


Tire Ciac'nnau Enquirer, which has ex.
h'etsd an intense devotion TO Mr., Peadle
ton, and did all in is power to secure his
nomination 10 the Presidency, pays the
tcl'"wsne glowing tribute to the personal
sharse'r ani pre- eminent qualifications Of
Nj Seymour for tie highest office in the
gilt OF the american people. 1t SAYS:
Tor tventy years no man has exerted n
wider naaence upon pubic affairs in the
pe'noerat'c party. No man is better
kaeNn er more y .h'y admired As an or
s.o.; ns .ot culy has 80 equal OF any party
:" Wv "s. bat I've has no rival. Indeed.
asa peohe speaker he may bs con idersd
o"s y sAe very BEST ta's country has
ever ptoioeel 11ited with a fine n,s.
snee. With remarkable aud copiou. NJ.
Of isagaage. With an elegant dictloa. hs i.
unsurpassed as sn orator.
"fie - the pride. lac Is tho ornament. a,
the Empire State.
la his politics he has never wavered
h esmn .ac.d hfs as q Democrat. and h,
has never wasered in his advocacy TO tina,
pciitich faith. Ia his private charac,s,
there 10 no biernish. HE NOR ale are pur,
-A0 seputatioa untarnishsd. He vac ns
caa1itAas eoe abe nom,nation for IN,
Prss,dsney, bat repeatedly declined, and Il
was only upoo the solicitation Of the Yves
as1 s1D unanimous voice q The Cenvsn
tee b accepted the neniaaeisn.
''W1y. thea, shouId be not b. supported
By the Democracy Of tue entire eountsy
Whst objections can reasonably he ursss
against h.m? His general political ortho
doxy cannot be disputed. HE character
and qaalticstinns are eminent lie 10 I
Dsmocra, Of Democrats. He is emincn
- an orator, he is distinguished as q states
man. Hs has ripe civic experience. There
Il no comparison between him and Mr.
Gran, ei,hsr politically or personally. II,
OH be sop ported by the Democracy, ant
Willie tnonphsn,ly elected lie was no
originally the choice o! the West, as 10 vel
knoan. Tnsy preferred. with extraordi
u&ry uoanim;ty. ths Hon. Gssrgs Il. Pea
dtston bat. owing to advesss crcumstan
css. hs has been defeated, and the nomina
ton has fallea upon Governor Seymour
through the action Of Mr.. Psndlsson'
lrisads. n -. 50
.ws a. net hesitate u p'sdgs him The
ees1isl suppset" AZ fM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

rss New fssk Zsmss (Rsdical) has the
following tribute 70 the memory of PRrrF
CAoosR:
1.-THE sorrow oceasioued by the death OIL
Mr.. Peter Caggsr. Of Albany, will not Be
confined 70 the party Of which for more
than . quarter Of century he was 4 con.
spicuous and valuable member.
''Amsns the DEMOCRACY Of the State Mr..
Oageer's position IVES one Of continuous
prominence. Fer thirty years be oficiated
a. Secretary Of the State Coamittss; and,
in conjunction with the late Dean Rich.
rsend, - welded IN uninterrupted in.
ausnos Ia il organisation and couuseis
The disintorsetsdnsse Of bic devotion to the
party veal VS. - consistent a. it was ex
csptional. He nsisher sought nor held
Office. The hesers and profits which q
poseefal party bas at its disposal he Wal
coatsnt elways 70 confer upo1 eshsss.
s'Mr. Ceggss's professional positien rem.
dsrsd hin happily Independent Of the 70.
wards Of politics. Alasysr q large and
lucrative practice. and at different psriods
associated 10 paftnesship With aeentlemeu
dieting uished on tn Bench end q ths Bar.
he &C 1ired the wealth which he va ever
ready generously to use.
.ln allths private relations OF life Mr.
Oagger vas highly esteemed. He had the
rare and happily faculty Of winning success
without provoking envy, ard OF being xes
Gus and effective as politician wilhou,
exciting tho i'll will bipartisan opponents.
His friendships wsse not bounded BY his
party, nor his influences By bis power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Tgs J.r,hins are very vigorously lying
about Ssymour's rsoofd and Blair's inten-
tloas. Ac,iter is IA ISSUE. What is to be
set'les IS, wlet1sr the country IN to be
"an." al the North, In tho interest Of
eonaselders. and, at the South. in tho in :
teFesi Of negroes and carpet bsggers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15


Which In twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR. from Brown
to Black, is consequently universal favorite. the
more es specially as it IMPROVES TIE QUALITY
OF THE ilAII, and requires Wing lees frequent
IL thsn any other CRiSTADoR0'S HAIR PRE-
SENTATIVE. Would you have luxuriant gioesy
Icsses clustering around yonr brows, like vine ten.
drills round pafian shaft Purchase that celebrated
and matchless preparation known throughout the
fashionable world A. CHRIsrADoRo's hair pre-
servative and beautner. Sold By Druggists, and ap
piled by all H.ir Dressere. Mandatory No. 6s
Maiden Lane Principal Depot No. 8 Astor House.
Antiquity ofBrandreth' Pills
Age Is no, claimed n merit, only sign Of in
rn.ic worth The reslly useful article lives with
strong vitality the poor one languishes for time
and then goes out easily. BEAspRKrH,s PILLs. are
even prescribed BY great physicians when the bow
els call loudly for help, because they fail to
open and give relief. Hundreds Of thousan would
consider 1t calamity IL these safe family Pills could
not be obtained. 1t hss been o6icialy settled that
more OF BaAspKrrns PnLs are sold than all other
pills pat together. Merit sells them. BRASDnsrn's
PIias possesses qualities which restore every organ
and nber ofthe body to health are purely vsgcta-
bic and safe for every period Of life. PStscipal Of
Ace, Brandreth House, New Y0.k. Sold BY oil
Dfuggisto. b. BnANpax1n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
Majority. 4ll.2sl

A French paper givsss chArmjng glimpse
Of tho manners and custoos which prevail
in Brecknock, South Wales. A soldiss
died there. the band Of HE regiment accom-.
panied his remains to the grave, where Il
played . selection. and then returned and
s,rensded the widow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
81 r r r q A
Mag,Qle'sBelnePlan

TINS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
q which Y spread broadcast 'hsoughOst the coan-
isfsd 70 The public for ,hs complaints ior which Il y
intended. We havs in our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily BY Col Long late Chief Topo-
grspn'cal Engineer Bareau At washington. Ger:
the army; Father P J. Desmet. the celebrated In
dian Missionary; also. ono the Navy Surgeons
hoepttai stewards, Commander OF nearly every
err. Western sastsry and Christian Connissions.
army Chapiains and others too Dnmerons mention.
Lkewise highest encomiums o. the Prefs. most 81
tend 70 any one requesting ill., praisng it, vauabls
medicinal qualities in the higheee terms No other
nsd Nd has such recommendation. Lac. M
droggists and medicine dealers everywhere. =. s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

In Mr.. Seymour is the bondholiers cam
didate for the Presidency, ~ the radical
papers allese, why is it that the Republican
papers which represent the bondholdng
interest. SO bitterly OPPOSE Mr.. Seymour !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

k.nicAL newspaper in Cincinnati Ut
tors well known truth in stating that 1.-The
intellectual abilities Of Horatio Seymour
will 90, be questioned by any one. wish
&c could return the compliment As to Gen.
Grant, but rs totally impossible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

C.ni,I. ONE MILLION DOl.aAAR2,
CHARTERED By THR STATS.
D.,,ns r. Nangam, President. James Merrill. 0oc
ressry. keceises Deposits and allows FUUn Pa
INTEREST y y daily es!ssss: % s,se.
Honthe or more. may be nads Of Eve Per cent
srSs Car1sal OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS b divided
among over 800 shsIsnolds.s comprising many zen
n slso personally liable to deposi,ore for eli abli
~.tiops Of the Company to douhls the a0oune q
their capital stock. A. the NATIONAL TRUST
Co. receives deposits in large OF email anossia
nv CBRUk AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTiOB
Allowing Interest on al daily balances, parties
throup bout tie country can keep accounts In thu
institution with special advantages Of security con
ven fence and prohl je22 d&w6m
Ladies, use Or. velIaa's French Pills. Sold b
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

There Is . dispute whether General Grant
drinks There is dispute whether he
smokes. There is a dispate whether he
swcars. There is . dispute as to his prin
eiples. There 10 dispute 40 to his name.
" hat 10 there about him that is indispu.a-
BILE except his defeat in November Louis.
Gill Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
11TCHRLoR,S BAR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the lest In the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous: no disappointment: no ridiculous
tinis reedle. the III effects of had Dyes inysortcs
and leaves the Hair and beautiful black or brown
Sold By all Druggists and Pcrfuri snd properly
applied ~ Bachelors Wig Factory. No 10 Bond ST.,
New York apr2a d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Tes Springfield H,p. bean (radical) says
a. has cans to be useless for any honest
maa to ny Ga ct az honest measurc
1asovsh lie radical legislature o. Ms,s.-
eAu et'a, itsry, he lobby not only con
trols thH leg sl4W1n. but.ta.ius lime by the
inrvi provides A. sAr rs possible that
on'y sa.h "a l. can manage shall I've clest.
- rs .g.oJ .st, openls boat that there
has 0a7 eevo s convention n the State for
ten yrats that shey have not controlled.
'Sueh, 1. AL n, is the dishonarabe posi-
tien of .cr Masnchnsetts politics to-day"
ueMecRArs have been compelled to be
hore-, xo loar that integrity has grown to
ne = habit with them. II would take at
LAS, eight years of schooling, when in
tho possession Of power. for them to reach
the urescn, stage Of Jacob,n rottenness in
morals and this - an excellent reason for
kicking out the party in power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

~ To-
ph..T4
For 800 yeArs the curative properties Of Ssrsapa-
rila have ian dormant in part OF The root, that
have escaped the notice Of chemists By the new
process recently d. covered by Dr. Railway. Ia ex-
racing The medicinal properties from vegetable
,ub,taice- that enter sto the com position 81 RAD
NAYS RENovATIN,s RgSOLvRNT. SARSAPA-
MILAN. the crystalline principle of sarsaparila,.
was found the true virtues TO ms
root. obi aimed a. IL ow 10 under DIR RADwAf
new process by lie wonderful curative pow
en- over all forms OF Chronic. Skin. scfofuous and
,ecou asry oisesses the rcputati OF Sarsa
pariiia from the unavorabls opinion Of the medical
faculty.
s-.au.rsnpsmm. Sarsnunral1lan
associated with other ingredients OF exlso!ona,J
curative properties, enters into the componnon OF
HADWAY'BRENOVATIN R1SOLVkNT.
| ,,,,. ,an.av NAV nov he cons,der.d A the most
1sc,nsl ma ouick curative rsmedy in al Chronic
| s.srs IL diexaeee OF me Lupgs Bronchi. 4 nrvat
I'M Isves Il aGorda lnmeAtste es,ieta CO II CON-
| --.a.sss. ia cvrs i've uovess th,ou.A The blood
l sveas end urine. The moment Il Il swallowed II
sion OF corrupt hunoss from the blool 1t repairs
! The waste of{he bod With sound and healthy ms
terial, and urss function q harmony Of each
prsyed organ IN he pesnTal soefetion 81 IL proper
sSee0aSaente II cuaeo who're there II dhdculty 10
the Kidneye ana Ola betes Prnvel, CstaSrn, sr irri
,eiiop ofthe NieAdes. DriRhse Disease ETC., ETC.,
r. present. THE remedy will give Immediate relief
| I'd insure cure
| Vrus1sop.-Or At asks :-"Wnl your sara
,.ssiiiiss Ms.oi,:.e maize per1 snent cnfs u uui
eurso esoC~6 AZ StesssS ss1 restore the vigor q
| Me- ~ --k-.-oeNea - N he aeH-nbnao o. Oth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

COD LIVER Oil.

THE POPULARITY WHICH THIS MEDICINE
has obtain cd within the past few years IL Justly r'cr'
ted TIE oil presented as WILSON'S il in lie pur'
est state il procured from fresh clean Livers only
81 the Gaous Norrhus. and successfui method has
been discovered by which all the Iodine and Brom-
ire go necessary for the efficacy Of the oil, are re-
teined unsnpaired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Ins radicals are mad. They are fairly
Possessed by the unclean spirit Of hate. rage,
aud disappointment They feel the com
ing lofss j.. their bones. and il has crazcd
thcm. They are to be driven from OIL &C,
from tho treasury, from the scene Of IA, IL
corrupi.ons, from the Ioger they have
abused, ~ tho people that they have OPP
pro sscd aud betrayed. This certainly be
fore them makes Them frantic, and their
Ian uisc 10 speaking Of the Democratic
candidate, bttrays il. Here Is a specimen
Of s.o waT ,hcy tai. copied from the Chi
easo Prs.
iIottso ,s,ym' IT is a sneaking, deceitful,
spes.3s fssiN1ss, ani ndrpit villain one
Ut year ia, int, cAiut : scoundrels. who,
wittzal snaNAnle appetite fer evil, never
h4t ftse courage 10 w /, lad ac' wih 10
htnt rat I'M vito tud.asors 10 lurge
hsa.-li sna deceive The v I'd by suir,l-
.us nls prayers 10 Heaven, in which lie
doos not huheye, rs an oiiast TO the iufsmy
ct which he - iul. u ID record that is
khaunatog ia treason, without talent 10
o.umeid him 70 the epproba,ion OF those
All, sdmIrr II. ~ nris,orrn, by nature, o
yrp-sia8srs maa by cousietion, trickstcr
by choice, aud u aii these v,iinln at hs art !,
be 10 lust he msn for The crushing defeat
t. which he is iuredoomed.
Scolds ike q fish woman, dsspair has
slszed upon It's radical soal, ard calls forth
Aisses as irom an enrssed serpent. Surely
the radicals are in an uncomfortable con-
disicn-and twill grow upon them rapidly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
What a Radical PAPER says of
Gov. seymour.


From tie Milwaukee Wisconsin tradicai
The nominstion of sos mour, uuder the
circumstances, i. the strongest ono that
could have been made. He will unite NOR.
thoroughly tho rebel element in the south
the gcarine copperhead element in the
north. ard the quasi demo cratic element
which stIll acts with the national democrat
ic party, than any ether man. lie is spe-
ciou', plausible, and has the happy facul
ty of acting with apparently diverse and
conflicting interest. a. a moderator and
compromsur. lie is n gentleman in his
address, most popular and winning in his
ways. and has secured thousands OF warm
friends by his personal attractions. In
ruth, he is a winsome man, aad may be
considered ~ respectable . representative
Of the modern democratic party as could be
obtained in the present exigency. Person
ally, We have known Mr. Seymour FIR many
Year.. In our early life, We saw him al
most daily, and We haye nurt ured strong
esteem for his genial aud gentlsmanly quail
tiles, and for the creditabls manner in
which be appears in oil public positions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Thirty Years Experience in tho
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Disease-.-A Physiological View Of Mari
age. The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
tanning nearly 100 pages. and 1870 Ans Plates and In
craving. ofthe Anatomy OF the Human Organs in .
rate Of Health and Disease, and Treatise early
Hrrors. II. Derlorsbs Consequences upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan Of treatment, the oalv
.sosa, an "a eases sstss ssyisss q
married and those contemplating marriage Who en-
tertsn doubts their physical condition. Sent FIRE.
OF hostage TO any address receipt Of - csats
stsmps 81 postal currency. By addressing DIR. La
CRUfX No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N.Y. The
author NAV be consulted upon any Of In diseases
anon which HE book reats either pereor ally b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
MARROW ESCAPE.

The perfect unsnimity with which the
rGlicals don't like the nomination OF Hofa-
iip seymour is truly marvellous. These
fellows tails Just as though they would
have been deli GIFTED with any other nom'n-
alton whosoever. OLA truth it might be
inferred from their speech, that had any
other mao but Seymour been nominated
By the New York Convention they would
oil dropped thor own candidate and come
over with . rush -ni voted the democratic
ticket TO mani Do, the nominee being
Seymour instead Of any other msD'
the radical bowels are in state OF purtur-
baton. and they are not going to take In
Seymour. With what mercy have the
Democracy escaped to be surc Had some
body else been nominated, then va should
have had Ben Bu,ler, Thad Stevens, Ben
Wade, callicost, Parson Browniow, and the
en,,re horde Of big thieves. little thieves.
carpet bsrgers, spooneyes and the entire
.'ici pack mixing right into our psrtr. and
making it as corrupt, rotten, and dispica-
bic a. their own.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
SPECIAL Mo1oCE8.
TRADE NARK.
e e e e

THE MOTT BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
NRT1c IN THR WORLD!
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
It's presence the face cannot be detected It can
be removed only by washing: and when renewed
viii leave TIL SKIN softer smoother and whittier than
before ri ersccstes every dscoloraton Of the face
whether caused by exposure 70 n. wether BY dis
esae ard be-tows upon all faces the
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
A single tfisl proves all there statements.
And the eutire eafty with which 1t can be used,
mnkes ite success complete
r. Ask for La Rues,-ses that the name Of La
Rue 4 Co |. blown in the bottle, and our trade mafk
Al the top Of the front label Sold by ali Druggists
Ard Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar per
bottle CHURCH 4 FLINT. Proprietors.
Hartford, CoRu.
PC Wells & Co. New York Geo. G. Goodwin
4 20. Boston Mass, Whoer ale Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
60 MILES
OF TIE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

Are nov finished and In operation. More than
twenty Thousand men are employed, and II IL not
impo, sible that tue entire track, rom Omaha to
Sacramento viii be finished In 1919 inetead OF 1S70
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
IA Government Grant OF the right
Of WAY, apc al uece-sary timber and other materials
iound along Tie line Of its operations.
IA Government Grant OF 1850
acre. of land 10 mile take in alter sections
on each side uii,- road. Tbs is an absolute dona.
ton. and wall &c source OF large revenue in the
future
lila Government Grant. OF
SIC DOu.to 81, t,e pcr mile, according TO the difi-
entities 10 h. sarnountec the various sect ons to
be built The Government takes secon mortgage
a. security AID u sexpected.hat not only the inter-
est but the principal amount may be paid in servi.
ces rendered III the COMPANY In Transporting troops
mails &c.
IVA Government Grant OF the
rie hi to iesue it. own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
to aid in building the road. 10 the same amount -
tie L :. Bonaa Issued for the came purpose, and
no more. The Government Perm Is the Trusteoe
for the Prst Mart.sge Bondhold RS to deliver the
Bondr 10 the Company only a. the load is completed
and after II hes been examined by Cnitod States
AID pronounced 10 be In all epectS
nfet-class Railroad.
VA Capital Stock Subscription
from the stockholders, Of which OVER Eight Mil
lion Dollars have heen paid IN upon the work al
ready dnne and which will be Increased - the wants
OF the Company require
V1--Net Cash Earn !ngs - ~ Way
Business that al-cady amount 10 more than the In
are no indication. Of the vast through traiic that
must follow the opening Of the line TO the Pacific.
bat they certain y prove that
EInvT MNDTHllsN DANn =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15

Who killed Hiram 4. Grant.
]. says Bonner.
Upea nv words and honor,
Iki0ed Hiram b. Grant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-15
FIRST MORTGAGE BOI
upon such lfoprri~, Costing nearly three times
cir amount
Are secure Beyond amy COntIm.

The Union pa-:s- Bond tIn thirty Years, are
for 81 ,uoo each. ard have crp,ns attached They
bear annual Interest pays on The first days OF
Januarv ard Jnyai he cv.a9any's O1ite in the
Cify Of New } erik 4 he rase Of SIX per cent IN
gold The rriucp4is payste in gold AT msturity
The price l. To-. ma al IT, present rate o gold,
they pay llbcfai income on ;aeir cost.
The COMPANY D. ave thar these Bonds, at the
present rate. the cheapest security in the market
and reserve the r. BIZ 10 adyafce the price at any
time. Subscrip;lons will be received in New York