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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

49, - - oAAns
rHh STATE OF IOWA, 20 -"
e g Oooss CesRs1.
II Shs Disssise Cssst u 0ssts Osustv. oteie Y
KeWA - A44as
- virsvs q speei,i sassus,sa tS.a d.
ths oacs Of the Clerk Of tAs District Cs1ftkS
seoss esunsy, state Of fswa, i favor Of esnSsl
H. Baker, and agsiast Samuel Chanheslia,
Cisisss Chsmbsflia, n. .. Cetssa, Hnsa o.,
ton, Lyman 8. Cotton, Julis h. Cottsa. u JdA0l
Davis, aad Hiram Gable, datsa Ny ~; ;iUos.
asdts - directed, ssomaadsag ns ~ sftAj
rat estate hsresftsr dsscsitsd Of the said HsaA.
usl Ohambsrlin, make sr eanss 70 b nale Ahll
sum Or one thousand and twenty -four (el ~ IS.
1901 dellsss, with interest and ceses, lsvisl
upon the following described real sstate. lsisn
sad being situatsd in ths sssaty y sestt al
SteGs or lows, VIZ: The northeast qsarter 81 ~
southwest frscsiossl quarter. 81 ~ aksbvset
quarter Of the southeast qusstsr Of ssstisn Ne.
seven az ia township Ne. sishty ~. SossAl u
range Ne. one ~, sest v eth p. n. 80
And hsrsby give psslis Assiee tha | shxi,
sasr for sale q pusie susefy. q The Oouit nssss
door n ne Ony. u Dsvsapsst Osunty sf oeoti
and STATE Se lows. % 0sGardy tie M ~ n
June, ises. between The hssrs II : e'SlStk Al
n. aad o'clock z. =. q saia ~. sole y ~.
msnss q ~ hsss 81 t~s s'slsst r. n. ~ ~
DAY, and will ssll " ~ AisAsse ssGsAssl ~
Der thsesser, in sssh, ~ sbsvs aasaeihed 4ssp-
srty, sr ssAeisnt thsrsef y satssly ~ sssse
debt, VIII islseesG - sssas. .sssssE - Y
passd this as(h ~ sf MsF, lseo. -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

EAnLy CIoeuo o. sns SsoRss.--AIl 81
merchants have concluded to eless thsii
sssrss st . O'Clock in the evening, TN
asrss0sst - 60 in:e eject on the 1st oI
june. This will give their clsrke and sn.
pleyess chance 70 est cut little sasliss
tn the evening. sud . little tine y attend
to their swn Affairs, and viii not sffsst ths
esasrsl trade. % the ameunt Of bssinssl
done aitsr 2 o'clock in the svsaing viii aot
~ ~ IL gas hsrnsd. Iff,gh1ly spprssi
atsd this plan Of early closiss will - 10
tually beneficial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY con.
vRyTlON.

In accordance with notice, the delegates
from the different Townships assembled at
the Court House, At e'cleek this aftsrnoon,
for the purpose Of selecting dslsgasss to
rsprsssnt this cosuty IN the Dsmosraus
Csnsrsssional Convsatioa, that ssasntass
ct Oliatsu % Wednesday, July lSth, loss.
Ths convention came 10 order BY calling
Geo. Murray to the chair, and appointiss
John Madden Secretary. On motion the
following gentlemen were admitted - DEL
sgstes from the respective townships:-
Hon. Chas. Kelley represented Princeton.
James Thonpsos, Hickory Grove; John
Madden. Winfield, and Ssustor Cones rep
rsssstsd Pleasant Valley. The chairman
Announced the business Of the meeting to
b. that Of sleeting delegates to the Con-
grsssienal Convention.
Senator Cones thought as there was only
emo candidate in tho fsld. (Judge Letting
well,) oil thst was necessary to do was to
appoint one man who should 90 to Clinton
and east The vote Of The county. He was,
hsweves, opposed to instructing - II was .
delicate matter, and emergencies might
arise whore It weuld b uuplsaast, asd in
accordance with these views moved that
one democrat Be appointed 10 20 10 Clinton
and cast the II votes Of the county.
Judge Eagle differed, and kmovsd an
amsndment. that II delegates b appeist
cd with pswss 70 all vacancss and cast the
vots - bsfore.
Hr. Laurel Sunnsrs asresd with the
amendment. Hs further stated that he
he'd ssss Judge Li0sgwer, and that hs
had consented to be candidate II il shsuld
Be the unaniueus wish Of the Cesvsn-
tien, but that hs vssld not b candidate
II there was psesssity Of opposing others
whea tAs Dsepls waited. Nr. Summers
was il fsssr Of ~ dslsGatss. =
ThA aasedoent bsiss s9sisa. the FOL.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

UssAfissACfuRY.- Senator Harlan wsitea
10 this place that hs has rscsivsd the pre-.
essdings Of the oitizsns' mesting, held il
The Burtis Opss House ssns dsys - 4
tats ast1sa 10 rsfsrsoee = ashing congress
y make tAs necessary sppsspslasieas' II
~ gevssnmsat beidee - ~ ppiht, aad
ays, - will - thss ~ ~ plscea Il
haads shsrs they viii = ~ ssss eesa
Fer this promise hs has ~ thanks q ~
people 4 this eoaauaity. but hs dsss No,
intimsts that b will work for ths appps.
pristiss hiass,f - was vsry senadsasly
sxpscsta. r s>f :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

DR.. WIN. A. NcAunay, one Of ths led.
Ing Pbyslsiassvs 81 Losis the past tAissy
yssss, sad AaFiee Che hate var he'd SAasEs
sfths Nilaasy, Hhpihls, Acting Aa1asteht
Ssrgsen Use A., lpiSssribsA LAllsl slsanA's
Specific tsd,tssidiSss! Me pesitits savs
hin The sppsstssilx d stiss ths spedas
il ell the different forms Of Rhsu1ssiSm.
Hs sslssssvt1y gave Ais esstiasats ID issss
sf this medicine. "a says be regard h. -
tae Great ReMssS1 for thsss diseases. For
sals By druggists gsasrslly. e.
Jao. n. Bleed, Gsassal Agent. ssuthvsst
corner Third and Ohsstnut streets, st.
Louis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

EscousAoixo. o.-Farnsrs from the. differ
snt parts Of The cssstry tell % that the
crops are looking 6asly, and that there ID
every prospeet Of an early and abundant
harveat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

Successive vssy. - When . regular
boArdss at hotsl finds the table girls have
placed little chair at his piece. Wen take
The usual fee for keepisg still
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

4oasAx EDwAaDs viii prsseh II the
Baptist Chueeh te-oarsv meening and
ovonipR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

Nsw Goops Nsw GooDs .!-Hows has
just returned from the East with choice
stssk Of Spring and Sumnsr styles Of fash.
isnabls dress goods. Lsdiss call and see
them, No. 6 East Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

ScALPs.-Scott county has paid $3.50 for
gopher and wolf scalps since the 1st Of Janu-
ary. The boys for the past few days have
been bringing them in in large numbers.
About eloo were paid for then to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30


a Powshiek man-Mr. Estsy-has w.
vsosed brssehlssdise gun.
Reports Of crops from ail over thu
State ar highly sncssngiag. vish ealy
$3.50 miner sxospsioas ~ sssssiseai peesed
bugs and grassheppsrs.
-1hs Rqnse1tcss nys TT ossfssd Cat
ssii. : jasper Csunsy hssis-tASsf. has bssa
strseesd aud w.h h4vs hs, triAl = Aoesss
shortly.
bishop Hsnnsry, Of Dsbuqus, rscees'y
confirmed three hundred pessens - the
Catholic church At Indspsndenss.
"A vein sf coal thirty inches thick, has
been discovered in Lee county, near Den
mark
1t Il expected that ths link ef railrsad
between Iowa Falls and Fort Dodge will Be
completed Within three months.
a negro named Jackson, Of kcoksk,
% severely assaulted his wife, last Tuesday,
seat che died from the injuries. The mon
ster was arrested.
"A little girl named Hsslings, at Ossge'
MHcnsH county, had hct leg ampufated on
account Of scrofulsus ssrss, which bad
eaten out the bonss Of the knee.
The Winnsbago Press. published {"
Fsfsss City. winnebage county, claims
that u is printed on the first press intro
deed into Iowa. Il says: "The press
ws ers sov usisg, - ~ understand. w.
The asst that printed . sswspapss in ~
tssritsry OF lows. st Burlington. II has
travelled through the saso~n ~ seethsrn
part o. the State. having been At Osags,
Mitchell. Mason City aed DQlington, Hss
eek county. whore Il was vhsa purchased
asd reneved 70 THE place. We will b.
obliged 70 our Newspaper friends II they
will give this mattsr pablisiy, By which
mea1s some light may b thrown On The
subject The "fsther Of Iowa pressss'
~ stood the wns and tssr q pssrly thif.
y years with great success, and il to-day
- COED % any u The msdsea specimens,
end y, perhaps, The saslest wesking hand
nRnna in thu StaNa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

PsasonAL-Ws .setiss that eus ssllow
eitisss DR.. Toason - pat in his appear
ancc in eur midst. after an absence Of Eve
weeks in the East. He has been visiting
his frissds In New York and MAssachu-
aatka
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30
nlvRR NsWo.

NusssosA-Ftvm 81. Louis.
jams NsAHs-Ysem Montross.
l,AseA-From d. Psul.
J4Ann 6AAOwI9-Hfo0 b. Louis.
pnpAn9UnaD.
MmxEsssA-Fue ~ Paul.
JAM MsAxs Fer Aoatroes.
lsAsoA -ror. B. Louis.
JnsMn DALpwm-Fos 81 Paul.
nxsDcrBD.
The Canada, from St. Paul, for St. Louis
this svsniss q ss'slssk.
The Sucker State, from 81. Leuis. for
St. Paul asd Saltwater Tomorrow nossing
at 4 o'clock.
The New Bsstsn. 10 the regular packet
for Montrsss Monday morning.
The Iowa City, b the packet for Clinton
ate o'clock Monday nssning.
Hmc cRlLAHsous.
The river ct this peint continues 10 fall
slowly ; ~ yet. however, there il faii
stage Of watsr, and the large Nrthsrn
Line bsats eontinus 70 run through 10 st.
Paul. A. there ars NJ prospsets Of IN i'm
mediate rise. It 10 expected that they viii
have to be Withdrawn soon. sat
Reports from st. Lssis NJ sitr Business
10 dull, river falling sssadily and the lower
,Ivse boats doing vety litth psyiSg busi-
psss. 80 81. 'is -
There 10 = prospect Of . rise in the Me
souri, - coon A. the sun Dslts tho snow in
the mountains.
Al Dubuque and points above the river
10 steadily falling. -ts4.
hEfnNa MonDAY EvSxIN6 AZ sHs CRY
HALL.-At the request Of a,.largs nunber ei
eur business men. merchants and msnufae-
turers, We would announce that meeting
Of those interested ir the Peoria 4 Rock Is.
lend and Davenpsr. / ST. Paul Railroads
viii Be held At the City Hall IN Monday
evening. june 1st, commencing at n o'clock.
All % iatsrsstsd are requested TO attend, ~
matters Of vital importance to the two roads
will be bresght up. II 10 expected that our
citizens will take SOME action in reference
to Nr. Cables proposition to the Peoria X.
r. Company.
The acceptance or rejection Of Mr.. Cables
proposition is alone matter Of the greatest
importance to this city, for it determines
whether ws shall continue to pay, on On
average, IS cents per bushel for coal, OF
whether W shall have an abosdant supply
for 10 cents per bushsl, This 10 not q
matter Of theory, - will b. b dmonstrated
at the meeting on Monday evening. The
people cf Moline and Rock IslAad have
spoken in the matter, and now lst Davsn.
portray the same thing - tAsss Dirscsers
and see II they viii think IL for their in.
terssty to pass our remons,rances. By, and
RON the read over Cables line, even II he
should give it, out and out, for nothing.
Don'tfail to come to the meeting. n ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30
CIT ITE M 3.

TRs subscriptions TO the Davenport 4 st.
Paul Rsilroad stood to-day at noon at $780,.
400.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

A DisfasssINo OonrLAiHr.-l have bsss
adtseed With Cetssfh fss nany yssrs. The
discharge from my nsss asd head va tes.
rtb!s. ~ sspss Of susllisg haA lslt me,
end n net, ny whole systsm AAd bscs0t
% ou.o impaired ~ I had about given
up "A hePs Of rsssssey. trisd oil nasnss
slscoseise and ssshins hslpsd me in the
slightest degree. / slse ssssultsd with
ekhaul physicians, and thsy pronounced
~ eaee = insueabls. Hoarfng Of Dr..
Ksoosdy's "Pssnaaeot eufs lfor Catarrh," !"
I peoeuseds package, - u IL weeks Il
entirely cured ~ Of this horrible disease.
II. l. Rublss, Auburn, N. Y.
On the 7th day Of Novsnbsr, 1857. per-
sonally appeared before me, Hiram I. Ru-
bles. = me we'll known 20 respectable cit
izsn Of ths city sf Auburn, and being BY
me duly sworn. Gays the foregoing state
msnt ID tue in every particular.
HoRAcE I. Cook.
Justice ofths Peace, Auburn, N. Y
This Remedy 10 sold by al Druggists.
Dseas Barnes 4 Co., General Agents, 81
Pafk Rev, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

Tas msmbsn u VIE IRE ssapsnidg viii
ssmsabsr hat ts-nisht The elegant slaas
hasd engine will b awarded T. The sonta-
ny selling he iafssst number Of tickets.
The naus and nsmbss Of Ne ssanaAg
wiasiag + viii y btsvn in4e the glass. Il
b hsudsons ornaS1snt, wel worth win.
ming, and ts-night d de last chance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

TsnrEaANcs ArsrINc.-We are request
ID 70 ststs that tbsss win bs teapsssaes
meeting tomorrow (Sunday) sitsrnocs, at
. Sdssk, ID tbo Oouse nsuss sqSass. ,Au
ass cordially isvitsd 10 Atssd. D. N. Rcd,
Of Pessia ILL.,, will address The meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

"A man Who givss bic name - NSlssp.
~ arrested II 81. Leuis soms days ago,
aad b Nv in jail u Wspslls. shsegsd With
esiag 80 q ~ pssssas ,vAe sUbbsd ths
sssnty htaesret's ~ ~ spuiACs -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

ANIMAL HlscrIoN.-Ths annual elsetios
Of Trinity Lodge, No. 9oe, A. T. and A. n.
was hsld IN Ma1e6ic Hall last svsuin9, and
resulted 10 ths slseiss Of tlssf lbllewin1
s0esss for ths easing y0s: rF
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8. W.-Se<h Pipmmse. : ,....s5
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ssrssSd this 4fsrssosh II tea.stias the
beuqostsJ Wrsathss sbcss ~ dDcoeals the
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tsry nser tts 0t1haas' Home. A largs
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nstiss ~ aaais sutesalal ~ have
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|speetAlees - ~ s9snsajea. The Silvss
bAsd bsys attended y ssppiy IN husie.
As'the sxsseitss - ~ eoiumeuss nasil Z
| S'elesk, We afs obliged 70 emit . lall rspsrl
Of the prseselings u1til Monday. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

: Aootisu has bssn msds By the O. r. L
1 p. r. R., fer new trial p tAs ssss ol
McArra. against the company for daoaGsa
sus>aisDd Ct ~ ssddsut at Oakley. which
wAs decided ct Rseh Island yesterday ~
Ing MsArs 5000. II The mstisn 10 nel
granted the case viii bs appealed 10 ths
Suprsus court. .s-l
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-30

Il was moved that the above b The
snasinsas choice Of the Coavsatioa, for
delegates 70 represent Scott county in the
Congressional Convention.
Afssr which the following resolutions vas
unanimously carried
Rsselrsd, That Hon. VIM. E. Linngw ell. .sf
Clintsn county y the 6rse choice Of the
Democracy Of Scott county fse Congress.
A discussion wss hsd in regard to the
prepfisty ofthsss delegates aetisg il con-
junction With The Msscatins delegates. and
nominate candidate Judes,in accordance
wish tho new law. but II Vas finally L.
cidsd to have new sst Of delegates for
that purpose.
Mr.. visle moved that the delegates just
selected havs power 70 an vseaness Wish
WAS carried.
After some further discussion, the Ga
vsntion adjournsd. = -