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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
Bloomsbury, Aug. !, 1858.
Grand Jurors for Sept. T. ls6s.

Grand Jurors Tor Sept. +. 1S6S.
Bloonl-R. j. Creveling. Geo. Manning
Centre Stephen Pohe.
Conyngham-F II. Wolfnrth.
Cen,ralia Boro-Jsmes Kealy.
Catawissa - George Stricken.
Franklin-Joshua Nendenhall, Geo. ".
Fenstenacher, John Ar,ley.
Greenwood Geo. W. UT, r. j. Ewes.
Locust John Yeaper.
Madison-.Iocl l.. Moser, Geo. NJ. Daugh-
erty, Richard Demott.
Montour-P. llcimhach, J. Q. Barkley.
Manc-Wm. II. ut
Mt. Pleasant Henry Kitchen.
Oranve-Abraham Kline.
Pne-Talentine Winterstccn.
Sco,t-Aaron Boone.
Sugarloaf- Harvey, Ezra Stephens.
Traverse Jurors for Sc {. r. 1865.
Bloom-.John NJ. Barton, a. S. Crossley,
|. s. Kuhn. n. j. Hcndershott Elijah
Shut, Matthias S. Appleman Robert Roam.
Brarcrcek = j. c. Smith, c. Whtmire.
Bcnton-T. B. Cole, Benz. Warner.
Bcaver--Allen Mann.
Catawissa WIN. Greasy, Joseph Brcish,
Moses Hartman, S. Waters, VIM. Miller.
Ccnrc-Wm. Petit.
Franklin &. Mcndonhall, j. Knittle.
Fishingcrcek jonas Do'y.
Grcenwood-Jeremiah Heacock.
Hemlock VIM. Harris, John Kistler.
Jackson-Thos. w. Smith.
Locust-John Snyder.
Miillin Samuel Bideman.
Mt. Pleasant-Joseph lke!er, Samuel
IIarizel.
Mainc--J. Hartzcl, j. Breisch, Rudolph
Shuman.
Oancc-E!i Kline.
Roaringcreck John levan.
Suparloaf- Peter Lntz, Alinas Cole
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02

~ THE laying Of the Corner Stone Of
Saint Pauls Church, in this place, will take
place on Friday, the llth inst
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
NITROTS OXIDE GAS,

That being the annesthciic In general use. and
recommended by leading dcntitts throughout the
United Safes. iic will administer Ether however
to those pref.rine II
give direction, for preserving them free of cnarre.
Found at all timrs in his office next door 10 Dr..
Evans, Main street. below Market Bloomsburg. Pa.
July ], 1869
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
NOTICE.

THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
- of Pennsylvania. re.organized In 1865 a. 4
Scientific School. gives courses Of instruction IN
General cience, Agriculture, Mechanical and Civil
Engine"ri ng, and English and Classical i.ieraturs
The yIRs1 rsRa begins July Goth, and ends Deccm.
be, 18th, lr6s.
Jas. Y. MCKEE. Vice Pres't
Juiyal, Agricultural College, Centre Co., Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
a,EACHERS WANTED.

FIVE MALE AND TWO FEMALE TEACHERS
animation TO be held at Centva,ia. on Thursday, Au
gust i3ih, 1865, CONNIE neiug At 10 O'Clock.
Ry order OF the Board,
C. a, MURPHY. Acting Secretary.
Iuly 49, 1y6s-3t
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
WAnEN'S IMPROVED
Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CEMENT ROOFING.

The advantages when this composition p,ssesees
are many. II Is both water tight and Are proof IL
is not affected by heat or cold Il can be applied 10
an auost perfectly Hat roof one inch inclination 10
the foo, being all that 10 re quir.d II 10 easily and
Qnickly repaired. Its cost is less than any other
nre proof root now IN use. Testimonials from all
parts Of the country as to its durability security and
cheapness will b. shown by
JOHN W. KRAMER.
July g. ". Acrht. kloomsbuSr, Ps.
hna specimen of the ra"Hns can be- II
w. b. koohs new house on Fifth Street cen a
I OVELYG'RLS AMP FESTIVE BuYa, send IN
u Addressed envelope and 2S cents, and wiIlsend
yon some valuable information that VIII pisase YOU
Address MARY MooaE. S3l Broadway, N,
Ma. II, lebN N-.ly,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-09-02
THINK OF YOUR TEETH,
AND HAVE THEM ATTENDED, TO.
DR.. Chalfant

HAVING located In Bodm burg, for tho practice Of
bis profession, Ia anxious 10 awaken new interest
sespsA upon the subject Of Dentistry.
HHpBX Preserve Xour Natural Teeth.
AA - This most important branch ofDentis
Try he discovcrs has never been property intro
duced. No truth 10 more obvi0ns, Than that natu-
raj set Of teeth with proper care wll last Its pos.
SCISSOR lifetime, yet he 6nds many persons who
object to having their teeth hlled, Judging by bet.
ter experience that 10 useless. To such he extends
the cordial invitation.
COME TO DIX. CHALFANT's OFFICE.
lie will examine your teeth free Of CHARGE and con.
vince you Of yonr error. Ito has methods OF hlinx
teeth never before prartcrd In this section OF coun
ty and means Of proving 10 The most skeptical that
thc Milling cannot possibly be removed from the cav
llles. 80 confident s lie Of this that IN this de-
partment,
HE WILL INSURE HIS WORK FOR TEN WEARS.
iie also hnds persons equally prejudiced against
hkTIFlC'AL TEETH Objecting that they cause
pain, and produces soreness In the nOu H. that they
must be inSen out when eating, and that frequently
they are thrown aside altogether. In view of this
hG wiHlea M In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
STATE ITEMS.

H, P. Scholts, Of Pslls, awsll known
Hollandsr, died few days since.
Lee county protests against paying her
old railroad bonds. There are absut ~
900. 900 worth. outstanding ,aad BY . recent
convention 1t West Point. were declared .
fraud upon the people. 1t Was alss r.
solvse to resist their collection By oil legal
and proper means.
The city railway receipts in Dubuque
amount to from e65 70 go day.
The Upper Iowa Conference meets ss
Anamesa to-merrow-Sspt I'd.
Bloomfield has reduced the license Of
beer saloens from $3.50 to 800.
10 Pslla they arrest people for "loaang-" "
Some twenty sr thirty were - arrested .
few days ago and cast ints Jail.
Burglars are tormsnting the Ksekuks.
"A drove Of Texas cattle passed threugh
Ksokuk last week. Lsok out for the ost'
tie disease in Iowa.
The Marion osunty Poor House barn
vas struck BY lightning last Thursday
night. and consumed bv Ore, Loss 5000
in building, grain. stock kc-psrtialiy IN
sured.
The Dubuque Herald says that john
Crissick, Of Lsmotts, few days ago, sold
hsess worth 11b0 to Hamilton, agreeing
10 take nsts therefor for $500, payable
when Seymour was elected president
On Saturday be brought the horse to tsw1
distance Of seventeen miles, and deliver
d him to ths purchaser. whsrsupsn
Hamiltea backed square down again, ant
refused 70 recsivs the hesss Or give BIZ
note.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
To.Day's Advertisements.
In Bankruptey.

In the Dirtrics Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In the matter Of Becbe s. Cone, Bankrupt. .
TO the creditors OF Beebe 5. Cone, and all
other persons Interested.
GlkS: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ that petition has been filed 10 said Court,
BY Beese >. Cone. Of the city Of Auscatine. in
said District. duly declared banxlnPt, under
the Act Of Congress. March I'd, 1867, for .
discharge and eerti6ca thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provablc under said Act.
and that the 7th day of October. "A. d. 1858, at
the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said dsy, ID
assigned for the hearing of the same
before the sa,d Court at Chambers, At keokuk,
lows. when and where you may attend aud show
cause. if any you have why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
You are hereby further notified that the
second and third meetings Uof the ere
ditors Of the said Beebs 3. Cone, for
the purpose provided in Section 2sth. Of the
the Act Of Cnseross Of March = 1857. will bs
held on the soth dav OF September, A.
d. 1883. at the hour Of ten o'clock. A. n,
Of ss,d day. before the Hon. N. N. Price, Reg
lister. at his Office. in the City OF Davenport.
Scott county. State Of Iowa. when and whore
you can be present ii you desire to be.
RICHMAN / OARSKADDEN,
eep1- DIST tu Attys for said Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01
NOTICES.

CLerHlno.-Ne one can fell 70 sse while
walking down Brady st. that there 10 gen.
orally rush sf people = one particulas
place and Of the plesss most noticeable in
this respect 10 Sam Psrry's.
Embarking in basiuss many years age
when the trade Of this town was not very
extensive be hf, grown 70 be heaviest im.
porter Of dns goods in the city. Go and
call on him-ses for yourselves. Thosa
goods new on exhibition can't be bsat in
any markst-and - for fitting clothes--
there 10 no place it can be done better atop
Of ground than at Sam Perry's As Brady
Street,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

The War Eagle will leave Port Byron TO-
morrow morning for st. Paul. On arrival o'
the 5:l5 train from Rock Island.
The city Of Sc. Paul will leave en Thsss'
day.
The Minnesota viii isavs Fsst Byren fos
So. Paul Thursday nesnias.
The New Brston 10 the regular packet
for Fort Madison in the morning at
o'clock.
The Pembina 10 the regular packet fo'
St. Louis, to morrow morning at I o'clock.
The Disaond Joe, regular packet for st.
Louis in the norning At Z o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Tns adulteration Of food hes been a.
tended with results 20 fatal, and been -
alarmingly On the increase. that France and
many other countries have enacted laws
making it . criminal s6encs. 10 the ab.
senee Of such wholesome laws it bshooves
the heads Of families to knew what enters
into the family diet. ]. Monroe Tsylor's
Gold Medal Saleratus 10 warranted not ooly
pure and health. giving, but economical. 1t
makes ons.third more bread, cakes, Co.,
from the same quantity Of aour than when
other saleratus or soda 10 used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

oNcIai Paper Of tho City.
Peoples Giro uis Convention.

The people OF Scott and Muscatins coun
tie. mset in Wilton tomorrow, BY their
Delegates, to nominate e,ndidste for the
efass OF Judge Of tho First Circuit Of The
Seventh Judicial District. t.
Nis to Be hoped that the dslssatisss
will b fall fsso both counties, end thas
such ssadidats will b selected q viii 70.
asct honor upon the exalted position.
Sach . eandidats, brought forth II
strength and harmony, 10 sure Of On cleo.
ton beyond contingency.
Let the Scott county delegation be full.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

SWIMMING ScsooL.-Ws have been
shown the plans for swimming school to
bs established in this city; and, with many
others. would commend the enterprise, %
ono productive Of untold benefits to the ris-
ing generation. A paper 10 10 circulation
for the signatures OF those favorable to the
project; and it 10 contemplated that, whom
sufficient number shall have signed it, 10
warrant an active interest and support in
the matter, TO call = meeting and have the
subject thoroughly discussed, and, il pessi-
BILE, . company organized and work COM
msnced early next spring. Compared with
the insstimabls benefits to bs derived from
having such an institution in the city, the
expense will be light. The plan as now
proposed, is to select some desirable place
On the bank Of the river, and build suitable
buildings for the accommodation Of beth
sexes. We believe it il further contsm.
plated 10 give oil the school children the
benefits Of the institution, BY letting each
school or department have its regular day
Ard hour for practice, under proper super.
intsndencs aud instruction. This alone Is
sufficient to warrant for the project the
support Of all our citizens. A meeting will
soon DO called, whom i. is hoped there will
b. . large attendance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

TF you Wash To DA
BEAUTIFUL,
Use osoELiA u8 PERSIA. OF VICTORIA RR0lA,
fsr EEAUTIPYIN0 THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This Invaluable toilet article was iscovefe1 ~
celebrated chemist In Francs, and II IL to hi that
The Ladies' Of the Court Of Europe owe their besety
that will compare with !. - beaut6sf ns he con-
pCxi0n and preserver Of the skin.
H.. O. ACCLusKEY pSrrkased Ne reesipeof hin
on, enyears ace g nsl since that time givsn ie
tocra & circles of Phnadelpbia New York Baltimore.
Boston. New Orleans. D.. Lonis, 2avannah, Chafee-
ton, Wilmington, N c., &c. They have used II With
unqualified admration and weuid consider the toile4
preparation. Victoria Re. 10 and Oscelis de Persia
he's given such entire saisActinn in evsry instance.
that he 10 now compelled TO offer II tO the pabie This
artclsis entirely different from anything oftAe kind
ever attsmptsd. and = warIs.s.d ..,..
After nsinR Oscelia de Persia and Victoria Reeia
for short tine, the skin viii have ron satin-Ihs
tsxture Il inpafts freshness eno0thnese and o0ft
- the akin that can oalv - produced By using
this valuable article This article . no vulgar com
ces bsauti1sf, and ~ cannes rsssibly ~ -
tected by the closest observer.
Fer removing Tan, Freckiss 6unburn, aod C1ta
neoss Diseaess ffen ths skin, 10 invaluable.
Dsndins His victoris Issis ssd oseel. q Pe.sa .
as Ladies beine tAs ony perfect asd rshable tos
ss oUiMn srsif'S siT PnnrASip ONLY II \. O. nsoIus
! HiS s..sns ~ ssi s.ss r. Is Norm Is s,s.S % s:.
eon y ~ Dssgisss I'D f9ssnsss - - Usiesd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Was GaAxr 4 DExoc RAT THE radi.
Gals now insist that Grant hss always been
. republican, and never anything else.
Grant 10 not 90 bad - that-hs once tried
to b respectable and vas then democrat.
The Chicago Tribune in 1862 said:
"AH EmRoa.-ln commenting on the
politics Of our leading generals, the Journal
calls Gen. Grant . republican and Gen.
Hunter . democrat. II 10 Just the ether
way. Hunter has bssn . republican ever
since the party was organised, and Grant .
democrat oil his life.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01


"Csss-,rrr4Ax-.W .sclli,e- for the uauaiss~a-
, ofa'l kinds OF the above goods, we are prepares
10 OIL all orders with promptncss and dispatch. and
~ low figures ~ by any iothor h0ase iAanufactufnj
goods Of the same quality
We are manufacturing the following good
which are unsurpassed In style. hnish, quality IN,
price:
Gents Collars.
Plain Nasaasoit Persigney
" asrote,
Cloth Imitation !"
Le Bean Ideal colist,
Maniils Ensmeled 3arote.
Hutchinson's Byron.
Ladies' Collars.
Eugcne Linen Finish.
Kngrnic.
English Giroia,
Enanelci =.
Linen insh 4"
Reversible Enamelel.
Iiuen Finish,
Ladies imitsfipn l.ace Coliars,
Curtis = Linen patent Bosom.
In addition 10 the sbpve we manufacture all kline
OF Ladee and Gents Cuts. both single and rcvero
bic. pl ain, ensmeleI or linen hnsh. all Of the late
Styles aud heat material All our goods sale b
W. G. WADsWOHrii, II & 81 Brady Street, Davei
port. RAY TAYLOR,
Springfield, Mass.
Caution.
All paper goois m ufactured In imitation of Line
or other woven fabrics, infringemeuts Of our 10
ters patent, unie-s licensed by u.s. The Congre
Collar CO., OF Chicago. at present the only Lice
scs under said ps,cRt. and all infringers will
promptly prosecuted H. d r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

In . word, MADAME ZADOO POR
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM is the great
Antidots to Colds. Coughs and Cousump-
tion, and it's use will amply repay the con.
fidence Of the user. II has already done
much, and 10 destined 70 do more, to miti-
gate, and finally Danish from the human
family, so terrible . scourgs Of suffering
humanity IS Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

CaURcu FssflvAL.-A festival will b
held in the Episcopal (Ohrist's) Church.
West Davenport, on Thursday evening. for
The purpose Of aiding the financial condi.
tion Of that church. Donations for the
Festival may be left with Mrs. A. P. Bryan
Or Ars. Hillicksr. Tho object il y worthy
enc and specially coumsnds itself to our
citizsns. Every effort 10 being made to
render the evening pleasant one, and -
the taste and skill Of the ladies' Of the Rpis-
sspal Church Is 90 we'll known, Of course it
will b . success in the way Of handsome
table,, floral decorations, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

FsAavuL RuNAwAY.-A sudden ard dis
astrous runaway took place about noon to.
day, at the corner Of Brady and Third
streets. The buggy was thoroughly de-
mslished, while the harness was broken and
scattered in oil directions. The remains Of
the vehicle were left near Lindsay's store.
while the "animile," the psopsrty..of Le~e
Cook. Esq. dashed With sudden fury COM
plstsly down ths stairs u The side Of the
building. A pct cat. sitting st the head Of
the stairs, seeing the turn of affairs, made
the best time on record. Fortunately there
was no enc in the carriage as the time, end
the only damage was ruinsd harness, and
carriage psfset wreck. There was censid-
srable excitement IN that vicinity at the
time.
WGtcn WAY rns Win BEswa--A arm
on Second street, between Brady and
Main streets, purchased . few weeks ego.
thres gross Of Seymour badges and one
gross Of Grant badges. This morning We
called in 10 see them. and Vas urged quite
strongly to buy Grant badge, 20 they bad
just so left, and would close them out cheap.
Having sold oil the Seymour badges some
days ago, they wanted to order more.
An eclipse Of the sun is annonacsd 70 oe-
cur in August. bat it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of ell hair preparations By
that ~sndsrful medical phsneiAsna -Dr.
Tsbbstt's Physiological Hair Rsssnsrstos.
Gray or faded hair 10 easily and .ensetually
restored. its falling OF prsvested. and r.
marsabls growth produced. Every bottle
warsnted. Try it Sold BY I'll druggists
Fos KAssAs.--Ws ls.rp thst sssthss
party will ssso lssvs Rssk 1slAad fsr Kan
sas with view Of settling there. Better
come to Iowa that 10 destined before many
years to be one Of the richest states in the
union.
Tus Mississippi Valley Telegraph o.,
viii sosn spsn an ofBse in this city. pfeba'
bly, as the corner Of Sseosd and brsdy
streets, - being the most csnvsnisns 10
cation.
The democratic soldiers Of Keokuk
met Wednesday evening 70 organize
l"white Boys in Blue" Sixty snreI'st
their names,
Two prisoners broke cut Of Charitou
! jail last week q ~ leasa fren ~ Dsme
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Oh SsfsLsns' PIc-Mc.-The Old Set
tlsrs' associations Of this city and Rock 10.
land hold their annual picnic On the Island
tomorrow. The members Of the associs.
ton from this side will leave in . special
train from the depot at 10 o'clock in the
msrning. A pleasant time is anticipated,
and judging BY the glowing reports that
reached the uninvitsd last year upon sim
liar oceasien, II 10 safe to Say that If any se'
Of folks know how to enjoy themselves to
the top 80 their bents" it's the Old Settlers
Of Scott 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

DYsrsrsrA. in its worst forms, Nervous
and Bilious Headache, and other diseases
arising from dsrangsmsnt Of tho stomach
and bowels. are speedily cured BY DIR.
WILSON'S PILLS. Every Druggist
thrsughout the land keeps them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

The universal genius Of Shakspsars was
never better attested than BY the following
dialogue, which forstold the chief sharact.
sristic Of Mr.. Hiram U. Grant:
Hsmlef How long will . NAN lay i
the earth ere he rot :"
Firn Grasedioesr-Faith. II be b not
rotten before he die, he will last you some
eight or nins year. A tanner will last you
nine year
Hamlet-why he more than another
Frst Grareiigoer-why, cir his hide
10 % tanned with his trade that he uill
keep sut woter a great While"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Branch Office. Philadelphia,
YIRsT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
whsrs the general busisess OF the Company il traas
should be addressed.
Jay ceots, Phila: "a. Rollins. Warrington
c a. Clark, Phiia. Henry D Cooke, Wash.
= Ratehlord Starr Phiia. wn. 3. Chasoler. wash.
eco. =. Tyler. Phila Edward Dodge. NswYork.
J. Hinckley Clark, Ph!la. u. q. Fahnestock, N. Y.
OFFICERS.
c. n. ClARx. Philadelphia, PresIdent
HrNsy d. CooKR Washington. Vice frcsideat.
1nra-os w. PEEr. Phila.. Secretary ard Actuasy.
i. 3. Trn~Ee, Washington. Assistaat Secretary.
RRAxers O. exrrH, n. D.. Medical Director.
J. E~rSe MKAEs. y. d.. Assist Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. K DArSrS. Surgeon General. z. 3 A, wash.
P.J ncrwI1n. Chef Medical Department. y Q. n.
Washington.
D. W. Buss, n D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
VIZ. =. CnASpLra. Washington, DC.
0LoacE hAipIS,, Philadelphia, "a.
This Company National in its charaetsr, ofefs. by
reaeon Of Is lsrs Capital Low Rates Of PrsDism,
asd New Tables he most desirable means oi insur-
ing life yet presented to the public.
The rates u premium, being largely reduced, ars
made favorable the insurers - those OF the oes,
Mutaai Companies and avoid al the complication
and uncertainties Of Notes Dividends, and the mis-
Understandings which the alter % apt TO Gauss
the Policy Holders
Several new and attractive tablcs arc now present
ed, which need cnlv 70 be understood to prove &C
ceptable to the public euch a. the osfPsorrcN,
PoiicY and RrfIHx Psrsirn Potrs. In the former,
the policy hold not only secures II insurance
payable at death but will receive, IL living, afer
period Of few years an aurra income equal ter
per cent. 60 per cent OF the par Of his policy II
the latter the Company agrees 10 return to the -
sured the total amount OF meney he has paid ip. II
addition 10 the amosnt OF hi. policy,
The attention cf persons contemplating insurinl
their lives or increasing the amount OF Insurance
they already have IL called to .he special advantages
offered BY the Nat email Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets ard 70 j particulars given q
appl cation to the Branch Ofce Of the Company II
this city. Or V its General Agents.
Loc Al Asss1s ARE WANTED in every City ant
Town ard applications rom competent parties 10
such agencies, with suitable endorsements. sAculs
be addressed To ,ovrAsy'k AL AGENTS ONLY
10 Their respective districts.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMF ANY.
JAY CooxE 3 Co. New York, fer New York STAT
and Northern New Jsrsey.
I. ". CIARk = Co, for Pennsylvan and 0outherl
JAr Cook ! e.. wsshinsto,, D. c., fer Marylasd
Delaware. Virginia. District Columbia, ard wes
Y. I,ais Co. Chicago, Illlnss, Tor Ilinsls IN
Hon. s7srnrs nulrs. ss Paul, Tor Minnesota
sepl-de0d4wGm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

QuEaY.-Not one Of the prominent fepub-
lissns Of this city has anything 10 do with
the Tanners Club, attends their meetings
OF parsdes with thsm.-Ashsmsd to trot
around with the boys, oh,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

PICKING UP.-Business on the street is
again looking lively and brisk. Many farm
ere teams are coming in, loaded with
wheat, barley and produce, and there is
every prespsct Of brisk time in DAven.
port THE fall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

CuoIcs Iowa Catawba Wine, At u. 90 per
dossn bottles also q full stock Of other ma
tive and foreign wines at the wine house Of
LASGrxLor, THoDs 1 Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

Tns expenses OF the war department for
July were t7.0s6 900, OF &e4,Sl2.00o per
aanum. However. to dslude the people.
Csagrsss only appropriated thirty three
millions for The war department. tho little
ds6eit sf Afty one millions to be me- up
after the stupid people bavs vetsd In the
Presidential election.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-01

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