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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-19

&htCUsO Market
BY Telegraph Feb IA
Flcur-Dull and unchanged. Good sprinp
extras 10 oo@1o.5o: low ditto at s. SOFAS Sis
surerfuts 6 500lT.5o =
wheatActive but weak. 2@sc lower: No !
40; No. opened at ZOE, closed steady l s7s,
al rs; No. 5 seal. 81.
Corn--Active. higher and excited, at rs an
zee. closing Of the inside price.
Oats pirmer, at Sc l-20t5ss4o.
Rye Dull, a. l.5s@l.55 for No. !: i52 for
No 9
BarIey---Firmer. At 2.f56f2 O. 1-2 for No. 9
Provisions- Active and higher.
Mess ork---No sales; holders firm Ut 90 ooa
2s IS for standard and choice brands.
Lard-1ac. higher; closed steady at l4i1.
Cut Messa--4c higher.
Sweet Picked Hains--Advanced l-ec, 1880
Is lac.
Conference.-The.
Short Ribbed-ll@llsc.
Dressed Hogs -Closing hrm ct 9 25sd o. DO. d.
vidine on goo lbs. for good lots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-19
The Union Restaurant

Hao been fitted up In elegant style, whore meals and
hot CofYce will Be served In the best style q q
noufs.
Parties supplied in ~ best naaner a ehoet no.
49, .oslisl6eei0a gooso1teod u osogyl1ang I'D
y yUuf or0DD. -
dSsSisi JACOB HAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-19

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph Feb. -.
Hogs Received, 3,l7S. Market, active and
higher on choice hsgs; average Of go to 500 fts
scid at s.so@s.s0; middling 1t 7.s7ifQsq5 !;
SHOOTS and pigs. quoted ct I. Oo@7.ss.
Csttie Received, l,a42. Market, lower on
common butchers' stock; on middlins and Sd
c.sss snippirg. market easier. snd 10 ne holders
ping e.s'ie' cot on sale, but may be quoted at S.
~. Louis sanrkes.
ny Telegraph F.h.ro
Flour very n'sle demand; prices unchsnoss
2.5eei IS for prime and ehoic. fall P'ies;
Corn I-sil: sfasec
Uat---' Unchanged, 6ses72c
Rye--ilui i.5yefi IS.
harley !iuii, e.5e ls2.eo tor prime and chc;e.
I'll ~ e1o'ee
Provisions---ve.y stiff
Mess Pork---9975Q2S 90.
Bscen--- Unchsnsed; l3QR1S q "a, .l... ia.
end 100loL for shoulders. ''''s
Lard : Better st IL in tiercs and IS \, has.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-19
JACOB HAHN,S
UniOn Bakery 4 Restaurant!
- n uy-~~ m aa-.

06I SUBSCRIBER has JUST OPENED HIS
1 New and Elegant Establishment. and would say
20 old customers and ones, that he II prepared
70 furnish them with the best quality ofchcce
Dread, Cakes, Pies and Confec.
taOncrys
1lads nom the best material. full stock always o
had, and families supplied a. reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-19
SUL.uAT
No. ssl BROADWAY.

And BY D,uggists everywhere. -
9Pries 81 rs per,bot,le. or si, Io.,lesfor O. 60
Delivered TO anyi address. 80 ~
, 1868-06-02

the decomposition of water by a galvanic
current, and the convection of heat by
liquids and to exhibit all these opera
tons to a large number of persons at
once, opens a new application of the
magic-lantern which clever operators will
no doubt turn 10 account any one fami-
liar with the manipulation of apparatus
will know how 10 c%ontrive the tanks for
the different purposes.
Some readers will perhaps remember
the statements put forth Of late years in
scientific journals 10 the effect that cop
per exists in everything. These state
ments have been most numerous since
the introduction of spectrum analysis.
But Prof ssor Loosen has now discovered
the explanation, which is, that the burner
used in making the analysis is made of
copper, and this was the source of the
copper noticed in the result. When a
glass burner was used, no sign of copper
appeared in the the analysis. 1t may be
true that copper exists in mineral waters
and in the blood but henceforth, expe-
rimentaIists will hardly say it exists in
everything.
Among items of foreign news, we find,
in the Report of The works on the Central
Pacific Railway, now constructing 10y the
United States engineers, that the great
tunnel on the summit of the Sierra Neva-
da range is finished. The rails are laid
on the eastern slope Of the mountains;
and on the western slope the works will
soon reach The open country of the Great
Salt Lake Basin. The engineer-in-chief
states that he hopes TO lay a mile of rails
per day along this compaliveIy easy re-
gion, at which rate The track will soon
meet the line leading up TO the interior
from the Pacific coast. With American
CELEBRITY, trains are set running on the
line as soon as the rails are laid, and it
appears 10y the Report that the traffic far
exceeds expectation.
, 1868-06-02

Cases and frames in every variety
from one dollar upwards.
So different views of St. Thomas
after the Hurricane.
U. S. S. Monongahela before and
after her launch, views of Bass End
and West End, for sale, together with
a choice assortment of Albums
"~cIIeap''. Persons DESTROYS to have
a good and lasting photograph of
themselves and families would do
well to make an early call as the
undersigned will make a very short
stay here.
Views of Estates and Dwellings
on extra large plates taken in a most
artistic style at very reasonable prices.
B. WELCOME.
Bass End, st. Croix, 25th May
1868.
, 1868-06-02

NLLE og Enhver, som MATTE have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
atgangne Planter JOHN ELLIOTT, og
eft~erlevende Enke RosELINE SIDNEY
ELLIOTT, indkaldes herved til at an
melde og beviisliggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Skifteret, SON be-
handIende bemeldte Bo, linden I'd
l0bet af 3 Maaneder, efter denne Ind
kaIdelses sidste Acknowledgements.
St. Jams Skifterets Contoir den
1Sde Mai 1868.
f. w. DEWHURST.
, 1868-06-02

THE undersigned has now taken
the opportunity of informing the
public, that his affairs is not con-
nected with Mr.. Augustus Williams
(his father neither in privilege, rights,
nor copartnership, he being only the
superintendent OF the beef b~utchery,
as formerly for others.
Chr~istiansted 2lst May 1868.
MOSES E. WILLIAMS.
, 1868-06-02

NET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
~ kast til Repartitionen i Detail
handler her af Stedet Ole Rasmus-
sens FaIIitbo vii bIive fremIagt i en-
Skittesamling som vii bIive afhoIdt
Fredagen den lode jul f0rstkom-
memde, Efermiddag ~ sIet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. Croix
den 24de Mai 1868.
60 Sarauw.
, 1868-06-02

ton in debate being Mr. Geikle's book on
the Scenery Of Scotland. In tile book it
is shewn that the beautiful and romantic
landscapes north of the Tweed have been
produced by the action of water. The
Duke maintains, on the contrary, that the
principal features are due to subsistence
and upheavals of the earth itself; and so
the question is started, and we may be
sure that it will be vigorously discussed.
In our notices ofrare fossils, we have at
times mentioned the footprints Of gigantic
birds found in the sandstone of New Eng
land (U.S) What kind of bird it could
have been that made such prints, has
long been a question among paI@ontolo-
gisls, and in some instances the question
has been complicated by the existence of
a rounded groove which runs along some
Of. the slabs between the Footprints.
What sort of a creature was it that made
them? Professor Huxley has answered
the question, having been led thereto by
his researchessinto the afinities between
birds and reptiles, during which he has
found reason for believing that the p!ero-
dacty. did at times walk erect. Hence,
it was that huge creature Of the primeval
world that made the so-called bird-tracks,
when walking, so to speak, en- It's hind
legs; and lis tail, while in this position,
trailing on the soft mud, left the hollow
groove, which has 50 long been a p puzzle to
naturallsts. This solution is ingenious,
and worthy of Professor Huxley, and we
gladly assist 10 making it known. By the
way, the Geological Society have elected
the Professor their president, and therein
have shewn their appreciation Of science.
A manufacturer in Philadelphia has
brought out a kind Of paper, which he
calls 'carbonised paper which is des-
crihed as superior to all others either for
writing or printing on. Being charged
with an earthly carbonate, the surface of
the paper is quite free from that greasi-
ness which so often vexes letter writer's;
and however pale the ink may be when
first applied, it soon becomes intensely
black, with The further advantage of per-
manence, as one of the constituents of
the paper acts as a mordant. 1t is found
also that when used for printing, the
impression on the carbonised paper is
clearer and blacker than on ordinary
paper.
uihSCHIOuSC APNlIulCLCdlLot1 uSSllUuS
of showing various chemical phenomena
by means of the magic-Iantern, makes a
glass tank, into which different liquids or
solutions may be poured, which will illus
trate the effect of refraction on light and
other phenomena. IF a pipette be skill
fully used to introduce some of tire soIu-
tons into the waterin the tank, the ap-
pearance thrown on the screen is hat of q
submarine volcano, pouring forth clouds
of smoke and torrents of lava, which,
however, are soon absorbed in the sur
rounding ocean, A solution of cochineal
in alcohol, similarly introduced, produces
the effect of a magnificent crimson foun-
tain a solution of litmus appears as a
delicate blue sky; a few drops of acid
being let fall into this give a variety of
forms and combinations, as of clouds seen
In a sunset sky. Black, stormy clouds
may be produced by droppingsin into the
water a small quantity Of sulphaie of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Letter froM Rev A. DrAggs. 81
Rock Island. lllinois.

RosE ISLAND, lLL.. Juse IS. lsos.
Oa LoarzHl Dear Sir-Gratituoe TO yos
and desire &c benefit others has induced ne 10
make the following statement
For the last four or FIVE years ! have b
partial deafness in nr len ear. and this, during
the last nine months has Increased so rapid y
and 70 such An extent that could scarcely hear
q oil vith 10, and having that time used many
remedies With no essential or permanent benefit
sooa began 20 think that should soon looss
the use Of that organ altogether.
But after seeing N announcement Of vosr
efsciai Visit 70 this city asd eosversius with
one y sss deafness Of long stsnding you hsd
% he informed ne entirely removed, decided
to eossuIt you. and il, after an examination yos
Thought ven eculd restore nv hearing. 70 sub
nit TO ar operation. Accordingly l called .
ysur rosns yesterday. and am happy to ssy tha
in lsss than half an hour. by skillful aaS pain
lees eperstion With suitable instrunents. yor
restored my hearing completely. ;. and ltreat per
nasesuy.
Accept, my deaS sir. the assurance ofmy bes
wishes fer your future usefulness and. prosper
isy. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Davis PAN Killer, from ths reports of
the dealers n this city. We think no pro-
pr.s;ary mebicne has had larger sale.
lis valuable properties as . speedy cure
for pain can not fail to be generally appre-
cia,ed, and no family shcnld be without il
in case Of acc dent, OF sudden attack Of dys
en.try. pirrhoea. cholera mobus and
even Asiatic cholera yields to its magic
power Montreal Transcript.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

An eclipse of the sun 10 Al nounesd 70 oc-
cur in August, but it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of oil hair prepasAtions by
that sonderful medical phsnomsna-Dr.
Tebbstis Physiological Hair Regeneration.
Gray or faded hair is easily and edectually
restored. its falling Off prevented, and . re-
narkshle growth produced. Every bottle
warented. TRY It. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Thousands Of persons who were All c, %
many years With terrible sores have been
almost instantly relieved Of pain. and in Z
short time peremannay cured By the use
Of Sledrs Ointment
Pain cam Of exist where this grea, rene
dy 10 faithfully applied. The lame, halt
and s,f jonted in grea, numbers have
been fsstos~d to the natural uss Of theil
limbs, by the nee Of this wonderful prepa
ration l, IS alec an infAllAble remedy fol
bites Of poisonous insects and snakes, frest
wounds. swelhngs. sprains. bruises ane
ieaamations Of every kind, on either mar
or beast.
Every family should keep constantly 81
hand a supply Of Sioan's O.nsmsst for ca
oee Of emergency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
ORl0lNAL NOTICE,

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
sTATR or IOwA.l
Scsrf csuSrY.
Novsmbss Term Of SceSt County DistsieS
Csurt, A. D.. 1885,
In the matter Of the applieAties Of Louisa
T. Budd for the appointment Of . nsv true.
tee.
70 sehons q msy eoaeern:
Notics is hereby given that there 10 nov
on fiis 10 the Clerks ONCE Of The District
Court Of Scott County, State Of Iowa, I %.
tition for the appointment Of new trustee
in the place Of james r. Tallman, dseeased,
In which it 10 rspr ressnted that csrtain
lauds in the County sf Scott, State Of Iowa.
and particularly described in ssid petition
wss conveyed 70 said James T. Tailman
in trust for said Louisa +. Bual. and that
said Tallmsn haA departed this life.
All psrseas Interested may eppsas q ths
next November Term Of said District Court
end show cause sgssnss the appoiutosos Il
. new trustee, n they ses proper - 70 Do.
LOUISA r. BUDD.
pee Ceek : Dsufy,
August I'm, ICES -dsawss-tses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

"ArLp LAso Svxs.'-The annual re-
usion Of the Old Settlers Of this county and
Rock leland county will b held on the Il.
land September End. The hardy rionserl
Of this beautiful country will come together
to ''live their battles o'ef sgain" 10 the rem
iniscsnces which they cherish Of the toll
eome past.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

SixrY SAEss are now enrolled on the
book of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals We are glad to know
the good work 10 progressing 90 wsll.-
Quite q number Of heavy subscriptions have
been paid into the treasury Of ths Society
for the !ursherance Of the objects in view.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

RAILROAD NESTING. - We understand
that the Directors Of the Davenport L St.
Paul Railroad will meet at Delhi. Delaware
county, on the 26th ef the present month.
for the transaction Of business pertaining TO
the road
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
omcial Paper Of the City.
LOCAL lrE " d.

Cuo,cr Iowa Cs,awbA Wine. =, q. 90 per
dosen bottles also foil stock of other ns-
tvs and f'rsiyn wines AZ the vine house Of
LaSaysipr, THopa 4 Co..
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Fren =. o SMITH. Bsq.. vics
RroolAons of Sho Clelsoas0
National Bank Dovo0pore.

For the bsss6, Of those similarly adssssd.
would hereby state that for ysars have saf-
fsred from disease efthe Unrest. which dsasd
ths skill Of some Of The best medical men. unit
applied - Dr.. l;hthill, who. By means o.
his ssperior sxaminatien Of the remote psrts ol
that organ. ss once discovered the dii6culty and
psenpsly removed the same.
Imess cordially recommend the Doctor -
ths public - . man Of seisnes in whose judge
nsnt rsliascs may BE- placed.
j. e. SMITH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Va have some land near the line OF The
the railroad, Gus. the place to make good
'srrn,) to trade fcr property in Davenport
or improved farms. ELpRipos 1 Bno. Land
ani In,u-an-e Agents. No - Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
a GRN ROUs ACT.

Prom The Dsvenrors Daily Gazette Of Augrs' 8. q
An apprentice at the GAzETTE office
having suffered much from deafness and
running from the ears. caused by catarrh,
applied to Dr. Llghthill for advice. AZ
ter careful examination the Doctor de-
clared an early cure possible, and learning
that the patient was poor, he gratuitously J
applied the necessary remedies and the
boy is now entirely well. This generosi.
ty is the more prAiseworthy from the fact
that Dr. L. is not . citizen Of Davenport
and has no particular interest ia our city
nor did be suppose his libersliiv would
thus be made public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

Rrea -. Willlker. - Wess Nav.
export.
This may certify that Dr.. Lighthili opersssl
anon ne for the cure OF Deafness. with the bsst
# success. vss deaf in my lsn ear for ~
seal yeara. can new hear whisp psring. dr.
tipetly. rhs epsfssion vas ssursly paislsss.
J. =. wILLlKER.
Corner Of Third and Cedar streets.
West Daven port.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

By reference to our special dispatches, it
will b. seen that the Republican Circuit
Convention had . dsmsralizsd session to-
day, which resulted in the nomination Of
h. Il. Benson, Of Muscadne, for Circsit
Judge. The Muscatins delsgasien refused
TO recognise the Scott delegation, for reason
Of fraudulent representation, and put their
own man n nomination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

IT YOC = ~ Sd
-lEAuTiFUI.
. LA DR PERSIA, or VICTORIA RR6IA,
fsr 3RACTRYING THE COMPLKxIoS
And fRRsRRvIN0 THE SKIN.
Thio invaluable toilet article Wa diecovssed ~
ee1eofoted chemist in France, and II ID 10 y hat
tAs ladies Of the Coort Of Europe owe theif bs.ety
With al fts sim phc!tv and parity there Ne article
that viii compare with II - . beast1ss ~ he ecD-
J's1cr and prssosvef OF the skin.
II. c. NcCIr0Ky psrrhasea the reeeiDt OF hin
en- sEysaYs sv~. e oas since thsf tine eivsA u
- fed f[s' ,r.snG bic psfsopal h.se1s end tAs arh'
teera.. esese Of PAlA1elpha Rev Yosh. .nalunofs.
Boston. New Orleans. d: Lcu;s, eeyenaah, CHaslso
aaesaA1sd aAnssion. md ve1ld esasidsr ths toilet
.npsrfs0 without and psfely haxnlses
preparation. Victoria Res 10 and OScelia Dc Psesia
Has given such entire eatseti In every instance
that he h sov compelled to offer IL tn the psbhe This
arclsis entirely d6erens from anything oftss kind
rRRR PROM ALL POISONOUS eUDSfAN
Aftes asina Oeeelis Dc Persia and vic4os1s Reg!s
70. shost tine the skin vil have son safin HE
texture Il inpaFts fssshnese s0cothn 80 eAd so-
this valnahls article. This article vulgar CON.
pound 20 !ntsrs the skin or complexion, 6r. % han
eee - beautiAe9 a1d ~ zee cannot peesoy ~ de-
seeied y tAs eloeset oboesvef.
Ter rsaoving Tan. Yrsekies, ernburn. and Csis
secss Disesses ron The sk.n: !, z y :n..lssos. =,
nsnline his vietosiA AeGia md Oscela d Persia =
- Ladies beng the oay perfect and reliable toi-
osHrfsn 3! si1afs siT rRsrAHiD ONLY sY =. necLus
And his nans staEpsd On each label-no ethsr 10
e gsesine. Depot. Ne. 10 North Seventh Street
0teto "a Caas1a isbS-Aiv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

with i;s gloomy a,,endan.s,-lo~ spirits,
de ofsssiou, inv oluntary emissions, loss Of
semen, sperma,orrhea, loss of power, dizzy
head, loss Of memory, and threatened i'm
potence and imbeclity, fnd a sovereign
cure in Humphreys Homeopathic Specific,
No. twenty eight. Composed Of tie mos,
valuable. mild and potent Cur.,ivss, they
strike 9, once At the root of he matter, TOT .
up the System. arrest the discharges, And
impart vigor and energy, life ard vitality to
tie entire raan. They have cured thous
ands OF cases Price IS per package Of six
boxes, and wal. or 81 per single box. Sold
~ Druggists. and sent by mail on rsceip,
of price. Address Humphrsys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.. 562 Broadway
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

100 GEo=s Fruit Jars for sale lew, q
wholesale and retail, a. J. Lossnzens, u
Harrison street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
RaVER NEWS.

The Savanna will leave Port Byron to-
m orrow morning for St. Paul on shs srri-
val Of the 5:45 train from Rock Island.
The Psmbina will leave for st. Lsuis TO-
night.
New Boston 10 the regular packet for
Fort Madison ;s-morrew morning At
o'clock.
The Str. Minnesota, Capt. I. B. Hill
master, and Clas D. Carroll Clerk will leave
Port Byron on Thursdsy morning for St.
Paul.
The Addis johnson 10 the regular pack.
for 81. Louis tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
The Favorits will leave Port Byron fos
ST. Paul to morrow morning on she arrival
OF the E:45 train from Rock Island
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

In any Foreign Court. Burnett's Flosimsl
would be considered . peer 10 Perfumsry.

PsKsosAL.-A. O. Butler Esq., formerly
Of this city. bu, nov reading in Chicago,
arrived in this city this morning, for fsw
daya a.av.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

COOP Movs-Our neighbors across the
water are agitating the question OF con-
strue.ing wagon road from Rock Islsn q
do~n across Rock River to poin. On
the Audalusis road, at the Brunot farm.
Bailey Davenport has promised a sub
scription sfe1 900; Capt. Robinson 81 900
T Mcguire 81 90, weyerhaussr 4 Denk-
man 81 800; Ben Harper 81. 900 besides
subscriptions form other parties not men,
toned.
II is thought that permanent bridges
and and elevated railway can b built on
that line, and . probable cost Of not owe,
t75 900.
The road will bs Of incslcuisble bene6,
to Rock Island and should Be put through
with q will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

neaaeAens of -. 4. WheelocA, q
Moline, llllnolo.
rhrsueh The inassnes Of ny ffissd, ~ Rev.
Chs,les I. Dalch, Of 0slesburg, ILL.,. (she him
self i under Dr. Lighshiil's esfe.) called o.
DR.. Lish.Aill q the Bursis House and he'd q
epsrssses performed on ny ear for the osrs d
desfnsss Of 20 yssrs sssndisg. eaused By Ca
tasrA. asd sn hsppy - ssass the opsrasion ~
I success. and nv hearing is restored.
JAM. l.. Wsss.o0.
Moline, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18
Re~plo.s Judicial Circaie Cen.
venakO0.

tn. p.,,,s n tbs Firstg,rcuf; o. the Seventh
Ina,r,.i Dt.trsef. sussrssirg the countles Of
sea,, Ana Nsseas ne, are re3aes;sd TO ssnd dsi
eva;es 70 : Conreuslon TO be held ei Wilton. on
WEDNESDAY,, SEpTEAbkh I'd. 1858,
a, 10 o'eloex A y. for the parposs Of acmissi-
ing Peoples ctndidsse for the once Of Circuit
Judse. fne representation 70 which saeh eosn-
~ vii bs entitled 10 - fsiiovs: Aussatius
county. Is delsgsses, Scst county, j. dele
gstes.
Pea Oassa csBYaAl Cosnrrssss os scorr AVID
MvsrArIys Corsfifs-
People's County Conventi0n
The Peoples Party Of Scott County viii nee,
10 Mass Conve 81 the Court House in the
citv OF Davenport. on
RDAY, AUGUST 2sYn, less,
., O'Clock in the afteraoon, for the purpose ot
selecting seventeen delegates TO attend the Pee
pie g Judicial Circuit Convention, to be held ..
Wilton. OF Wednesday,. September I'd. 1888.
Pa OspAa Pxorlss Corsrr connfrrHs-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-18

HaD pLAoFuD ABD eCoAn COASuD PIl4A co0 by
b Grant o. 0eynear te % The
next President !
AsDS Paonehesse anA seo WHIST
as ooys!
Tor zux AxD AnUsEn1xr 90 TO rLAr-
4 MYSTERY. PIAEcHHrrE.
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