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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30
VHvo the Lovers Of Terpsicore!

Il ~. - = y d ~
|. The undersigned will orea at the Virginia Ho-
tel, Fashionable Dancing School, in which will
be taught the most Fashionable Dances of the day,
together with rules of Etiquette fought in such
Schools. Those who wish to be instructed in the
terpsechorean art, now have the opportunity.
T The best order guaranteed We will please the
most fastidious. Sfs'a'i iii. - J s!iaiE'-a7a
RTERMS.-For a session of eighteen lessons ten
oslo O0) dollars, One half in advance.
For further information apply to the office ofthe
Virginia Hotel
4 HOURS OF TUITION--4For Ladies, Misses
and Masters Monday Wednesday and Fridays
at 8 o'clock, P M. Gentlemen same days at 81
+, : sellls's JOHN NJ. pRUMwRIGHT,l
80 1-f--.s.z2 E-.-sz =. TX !
=. ARCHER. q v. .. ARCHER. Il
d j. Archer 4 Son. -
1 .f Commission and Forwarding
sa.-.,.4 Merchants,
No..1108 Cary, between 18th and 18th Streets.
Special attention paid to the sale of Wheat
on produce in hand. 80 y - e .
REFERENCES :-~Col. T. !. Randolph and W. H.
Southall Esq. Albemarle county, Chas S. Gray,
Esq, Rockingham. ..,s., IA ) august 14-1y*
Wilson q Foster. wholesale Grooers
(
141O Cary St., Richmond, Va. is1sAis2e~
H. J. Stone & Agents for the sale Of Saxa-
John B. Wilson, pahaw. Granite Shoals, Long
Richd T. Foster, Island .Alamance, and Turn
ers' N. c. Yarns and Sheetings. full assert
ment always on hand. august 14-1y*
YNEAMs WANTED ..}S - ..
q to haul lumber from our mill to the Ches-i
apekke s. Ohio R.. r.
ts4 Apply to
CLAY s JOHNSON.
Saltwater Steam Saw Mill, Clifton Forge Va.
sept 16-tf saf s. ai:fs4ss i5
Dalmer. HarfsOOk & Co..
j. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 4
1O5 and 1O7 Fourteenth ST., Richmond, Va.
G. S. Palmer y Consignments of s;qi.aac
Dan'l u Hartsook, WHEAT, Conn s ToBAooo,
W " + + 1 Pa1@s,. f a s sas,e' 1ae1y
w ASrtp. T. l'.- 81. .ss
500 BUSHELS OF GOOD CHARCOAL.
will pay the cash for 800 bushels of good char
coal delivered at my Foundry
W. A. BURKE, Burke's Iron Works,
sept 1886 staunton, Va.
i A A. HUTCHINSON, ~.
I ~. No. 1903, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
GROCER g. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
sells all kinds of Country Produce and Merchan-
die generally, and keeps always on hand choice
assortment Of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors.
feb. 2649m slgRsiA 70 '1as ssaRb ~
4 offer for sale privately, the tracts of land be-
tween the Hot and Warm Springs, belonging to
Mrs. E: T. Strother and L. P. Daingerfeld The
first containing 315 acres and the other about
900 acres. The houses and out houses are large
and commodious. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to examine. w. SKEEN,f
march 25-tf COyington Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30
PETERSBURG INDEX.

The Office of the INDEX was recently destroyed
by FIRE. Its publicationhas been resumed.
It's principles are Democratic. Its policy the
fraterniation, and corlial Union of equal States.
1t will encourage immigration, it will advocate
the most liberal systems of internal improvements,
and give all its influence to the development Of
the agricultural, manufacturing and mining inter-
ests of Virginia.
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30

n UGUSTA COUNTY FAIR.-Ap-
IA plications will be received until Satur-
day next at y O'Clock, for the privilege Of keep,
ing Refreshment and other Booths, and for fur
nishing forage on the Augusta County Fair Grounds
during the next Fair. Applicants will be reqnir-
ed to furnish their own booths and shelters. si.s
assa s% JOHN B. BALDWIN,, 3. So
i,e -i'% -''9fies re- E. W.BAYLEY. yss, ~,
sept S0-1t .o ~ WA. BURKE, t..s.s < .5f
.S4 = e ytfeffG i'tf Executive Committee. l
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30

M atrimOnial.-AB Bachelor, q years Of
lM age, having exhausted his patience in
needlework, desires to correspond with some
young lady who is willing to take charge of his
wardrobe, and to receive for compensation hand
some andsafectionate husband and tour to Nj
agara during The honey,m For particulars,
Address ri !: DEWITT C. DONALDSON, - :!
sept eff Stannton, Va =
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30

i offer for sale privately, the tracts of land be-
tween the Hot and Warm Springs, belonging to
Mrs. E: T. Strother and L. P. Daingerfeld. The
first containing 315 acres and the other about
900 acres. The houses and out houses are large
and commodious. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to examine. w. SKEEN,
march 25-f Coyington, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30

TOMMISSIONERR'S NOTICE T
~ have appointed Thursday, the 22nd day
of October, 1863 for the purpose 0. then setteing
at my office in Staunton the accounts Of John Tow
herman, as admir-, Of George Spots, decd. All
persons intrusted therein, will therefore take
notice to attend then and there and look to their
interest, especially let those claiming to be cred-
tors of said Spots estate produce then and there
their CLAIMS together with the proofs thereof.
By order of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County.
JOHN n. sHENDRENs p
sept 30-4t fffaef Commissioner
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30
PROFESSIONAL CARD!

EJKUFESSlUNAL CAKD ~ l.IlElIif-I- .
i In addition to the courts of common
pleas of Augusta county. will hereafter attend
the courts of Rockbridge Highland, Bath and
Rockingham. My office is on the cast side of the
Court House square. second Of the brick row in
approaching from the court buildings, Staunton.e
'fa JOHN B. WATTS, .4sI
sept 9-tf Attorney at Law
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30
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A. HUTCHINSON,

A.. A. HUTCHESON, 8el ~. ~
II. No. $685. Main Street, Richmond Va,
GROCER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
sells all kinds of Country Produce and Merchan-
die generally, and keeps always on hand choice
assortment of Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors
feb. 26-9m slats4iA 70 HIS ssaRb ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-09-30

WASTEp. '4s n: s ss
800 BUSHELS OF GOOD CHARCOAL.
will pay the cash for 800 bushels of good char
coal delivered at my Foundry.
w. A. BURKE, Burke's Iron Works,
sept 1876 Staunton, Va.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

schedule a" that the expenses in May
seem 10 have been 50 457 A.. but from the
hills on ti3 ever 81 90 os i sas purchased
during the preceding months. -. siso, un-
Ger salaries, II app aIS IS though IN june,
the siafies amounted TO ~ 363 Ai /; but in
January they amounted 10 $tis ~ The
tact If TIA, In January, hut . fractional
part of the salaries Wsfs paid 20 that one
months salary was 10 arrests un,ii June.
when two months sslary Was paie.
While the above will sufficiently explain
the recor0r, we are satisflvd that the pur-
chases fos the institution we've made Judi
ctousiy. and that ON account OF tht m, no
wrong has heeu prfpctftted et'her ups,n the
Home or the Stale. and that all has been
done by the respective oG1cers with the best
of motives and the highest regard tor the
welfare OF the Institution.
In schedules n and C" there is ad-
ded to the EXPENSE Of the institution $l,
sos62, out OF the improvement fund, which
the general fund owes 10 The improvitent
fund. On the other hand il will be noted
that u ,llv ~ is placed to the receipts, the
amount teing made up Of the improve.
mens and repairs made to the inst tuition
since the 9TH II April, when the law took
effect. The whole summing up leaves the
Institution t1,SSs 10 in debt.
Il is due 10 the new board of Trustees,
three OF whom were members Of the old,
that at their first meeting in June they
carefully canvassed the financial affairs Of
the Home and discussed the system under
which the accounts had been kept. and the
policy then laid dows. ard s-ac. adhered
70. 10 that the superintendent 1t the expiEa-
ton OF each month 10 to verify under oath
"all receipts and expenditures for said
month and 70 place upon the records An
invoice Of every bill purchased, whether de.
livered or not. so that at the beginning Of
each month We know TO . dime our 6nan-
cial status. Sance the State took charge Of
the institution the cost per child has been
fraction over $1,000 per month. During the
summer seasons il cost under. and during
the winter over that figure. Under the sp-
pFopriation OF s. 33 the finances were con-
stantly falling behind. That fact alone ex-
plains the whole Of the indebtedness. We
are doing our utmost to ray of the debt
In the past We had to pay out Of the genenal
support fund FOR the improvements and re-
pairs needed.
The General Assembly at it, last session
made . special appropriation for Improve
meats, Repairs, and for replacing fu rniturc.
That will help us so by the coming winter
We hope to be out Of debt We desire how
ever to be understood that We are not 90
eager to pay oil the debt - to forget the
debt We owe to clothe, feed and educate the
orphans OF our fallen heroes Tlfy should
not Be neglected. The future Of our country
needs their full development, morally. ply
sically and intellectually. and We feel as
| sured that NO patriot will censure the board
for paying the last debt first.
By order of the Trustees.
JOHN MEYRR. Treasurer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
OR PH ANS r. o M e .
FINANCIAL REPORT
Full Schcdules OF Receipts and
ExpenAltures.
Statement o. Major R1sysr.

AZ many Of our citizens have EXPRESSED
desire 70 have statement of the fnsncisl
condition and management Of the Orphans
Home at Davenport. We submit the follow
ing Schedules:
l. She1u,c "A" shows the amount OF pur.
chases rs per Ledger. at the close of each
month since Oct 1ss. 1851, TO July lst, 1865.
2 Schedule "D' shows both the receipts
and purchases each month. and balance
sheet for the y hole time
3. Schedule &c" is a monthly balance
sheet.
In explanation We desire to say respecting
the above transcript, that while the cash
book accurately gives the amounts received
and expended during each month, the Day
Book and Ledger do not show unpaid bills
so that the Indebtedness incurred in one
month is frequently carried forward 10 q
succeeding month before II appears on the
books. Thus in schedule "a" the amount
OF fuel in October Is recorded TO have been
1862 63, but on examining the vouchers
we nnd that $3.50 "a Of it Was purchased in
August of II. Cable. and the balance e2l3.O9
in September. So about $500 entered into
the settlement Of Oct 1st. of the Superin.
tcndent and Executive Committee, but was
not placed upon the record until aftcs that
date. This is shown by the vouchers on
file. We desire also to say that the report
TO the Governor was made from tho settle
ment Of November. which report showed
an Indebtedness Of $1,000. whereas balance
sheet &c" shows on the 1st CT November
the indebtedness to have been only $l,-
42S SO.
The apparent discrepancy between the
records and the report, arises from the TACT
that some OF the purchases made In Octo-
Der, were taken into the account In that
settlement, but we're not placed upon the
record until after that date. This method
follows through the records of the institu-
ton from June 1866, when the State took
charge, until the Inauguration Of the new
Boad OF Trustees bills made in one month
are carried forward TO some succeeding
month. or until they are paid. then placed
upon the record. and in come instances g!
the settlement. Not all Of the accounts op-
ened were acted, 30 that on the following
settlement the Indebtedness would appear
larger than expected, because 0f tie out
standing accounts 1t will be observed from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
STATE ITEMS.
Dubuque is dog-slaying.

Duouque - Jug STAY iuR.
Burlington 10 to bs omnibus lined.
-Allsmakss has = l5O, 600 tree nursery.
Complaints Of drouth come up from va
rious parts ofthe State.
Burlington Democrats are forming cam
paign clubs.
Iowa City is severely afflicted with
cholera morbus.
North Iowa pisoators pull plenty of
picksrel.
A mastadonic tusk has bssn unsarthed
in Dss Moines Valley.
One thousand bushels of wheat from 40
acres 10 recorded in ksokuk.
The cars on the Iowa Central are
within 90 miles Of the State line.
Harvest is in full blast in the northern
part Of the State. Crops, good; wages,
high.
The Nashua Post man has seen three
eyed ealf-alivc and wsl-both editor and
calf
The Pansra Vsdstte somplsns that
horse thieves are doing . good deal Of
mischief in Guthrie county.
-Dss Moines is disturbed BY railroad
racket. The Resister prescribss cotton in
the ear-compact dosss.
Two daughters Of NJ. Farmer, living
near Fairfield, were struck BY lightning on
Saturday and instantly killed.
Tine Burlington Argus says "our
spertsmsn are meeting With unusual sue.
cess in baggiog woodcock this season.
Burlington proposes to put it 70 vote
whether the people are willing 10 try and
compromise the city debt under the new
law.
The Rev. n. H. Hare, Of Mt. Pleasant
--sns Of The pisnssrs Of ministry IN South
srn Iowa, died On Monday last-ssys the
Harieys.
Six miles east Of Narshalltewn 10 one
Of the finest stsns quassiss il The Meth
vest. 1t 10 being worked BY steam the
stone is beautiful, and takes fins polish.
A love ick:fool u Salem, Henry Co..
tried to psisea hieself the other day, but
. stemaeh'pump usfsrtanstsly spoiled The
dying scene.
Dss Noinss hes . ssnsation in the psree-
eutien Of . bagnio- boss. Numerous hopeful
sons Of sspitelian parsntags trundlsd og to
nsighboring villages on important business.
No psnt up witness-box for them. With
the immortal Hiram Ulysses they declared !;
"Lst % have peace"
Prof. Hughes, Of Ksokuk, performed
the very skillful operation, THE week. sfrs.
lisving NJ. Parmlcs Of an extraordinarily
large srinsry ealesli-msasuring 81 By n
inehss-ths largsst ever taken fro0 the
blsddsr Of human being, ssys the 0sts
City. THE patient seems likely TO re-
cover.
The Auscatinsers have had personal
ssusatier-ths papers Of that place dselar
ing that ]. O. Grant, brother sf The Gen.
sssl. has bsss stopping a the Ogiavis q
whsls day. We beg leave 70 ssy to our Dc.
lisioasly bueelie cousins thas they have
bssa ess6dsaesd. The enly besthse appsr'
saiaing 70 Gsssral Grant 10 o. L. Grant. ol
Ohicaes, sud he has not bssn to Musestins
recently, ~ " are informed BY our friend
i. A. Collins. ESQ.,, who 10 intimate viii
the family.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

GRocsRiEs.-The old and established
firm Of Parks 1 Hosmer cor 4th / Brady
Sts are now in receipt Of . choice assort-
mont Of carefully selected family groceries
to which the spscial attention Of their
friends and patrons is invited. Being or
dered directly from first class houses in the
east they are warranted to be the article
represented. Persons wishing to supply
their table with the choicest articles in the
market should come 1t once and leave
their order. The testimony Of everyone
Who has used their splendid eohess, sugs-s,
and tsasis thst they arc the best in the city.
A Hns assortment Of wines for the table is
also kept constantly on hand. Give them
a call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

The Sisters Of Charity Of the
Blessed Virgin desire 10 inform their
friends in Davenport. and the public generally that
ohsr Academy will reopen on Monday. August 18th.
FOR the reception OF young Ladies boasdere half
boardsfs, and day scholars.
The course OF Instruction comprises oil that cor
ssitstss gosd 1sglish education. French. German.
and Lain LAsguages, Ausie on Plane. Organ.
Harp and Guitar; Drawing. Painting In on md
Waaef Colors, ncnoehromatic and Paetelle Painting;
Embrsilery aad Plain Sewing
scsoo1 ~ BoYs. ssrAaArs 1son nm essns,
hes latsly besn opened. IN which Ne above men
toned branches are taught.
TERMS:
Do.sd and TsItios. Per quarter. 500
Half hoard end :. ......... $50
Tuition for Day Scholars, Per
quarter. non vo.UV - yglW
Paynsnts required quarterly In advasce. Fass
rms puls sHons WILL p no DEVIATION. Further
infornation con be obtained at the Academy, stua-
ted on Eighth Street, bet. Brady Main. jyasdsw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
TOILET.
BEAU US'tFUL,
I LIS DE PERSIA, or VICTORIA RE0tA
;. .BRAUTlFYfNG THE COMPLETION

te-Ust Lis De TERSIA, or VICTORIA RE0tA.
fc. BKAUTlFYING THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet article was 'scover.d BY
celebrated chemist IN France, and Il is to hi that
the Ladies o. n. Cont of Europe owe their bcssty
that will com pare with u as be su;,hsr ~ .ho com
p'exion and rreserver Of the skin
II. G. NcCirsxyy purckascd the receipt OF hin
cryears c mas since that time given Il
pc feet fra' long his personal ricnds and the ars.
tccrs clrcles Of Phladelphia Ncw York Baltimore.
Boston. New Orleane. n. Loris, Savannah, ,Charls0
ton. Wilmington, ". G.. &c. They have used itwith
unqualified admiration and would consider the toilet
imperfect without this and purely harmless
preparation. yictoris Reria and Oscelia De Persia
has given snch entire satisfaction In every instance
thst he 10 now compelled 10 offer II tn he public This
ARTICLES entirely different from any thing ofths kind
ever attempted, and is warranted -
FREE FROM ALL POISONOUS SCDSTANCkS.
After nsng Oscelia de Persia and Victoria Regia
for short time. the akin viii have son eatin Ike
ts1tnse: II imparts freshness smoothn eee and sof
to the okin that only - produced By uotne
this valuable article. This article 10 vulgar COM
pound to injure the skin complexion, but enhan-
ces beauthef. and ts use cannot possibly ~ de-.
teeted By the closest observer.
For removing Tan, Freckles. eunburn. and Cuta
neose Dieeases from The skin, II 10 invaluable.
II. @. MeClnskey has every confidence In recon
bending his Victoria Regis and Oecelia de Persia -
ne Ladies' - being the only perfect AID reliable toi
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY u. G NsCLue
KEY,
And his name stamped each label-no ether u
is gesatne. Depot No 10 North Seventh esssst.
Sold b. al Druggists and Perfnmers In the C.ited
States aDd Canada. Yehedlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
TnR CBkRDRATnD
WALTER GRAPE,

ADTRR TWENTY-FIVE YRARS EXPERIENCE
= witn the presest tender and late varieties ~
kaou tAs wALTkR, now nsst oHsssas wiM FeDtess
abundant sugar 1is1no d indoors or on the vine =
efsot grower md bsares aew csnseine - elastsss
Of bloom; 10 verv compact in cluster q the East,
known IL lslags to mllAew. II Uoeesedsin dry
And sssy vet soa. II seedliae. Of the Dssswers
erosssd with the Disns. and bsetee tAAa sithsr RI
hardiss st snd best variety. No l. year. oy eaei
in aAvanes. ordefe 1lled II rotation. while supply
lasts. Ne charge for packing. oesd stamp teP
rRR0lO = HAYWOOD,
taly q POueNhooueie. n. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

ws have some Land near the line Of The
the RAJ road, Dust the place to make a good
farm TO trads for property in Davenport.
or improve, farms EtpRiDss 4 BRo, Land
and Insurance Agents.. No. ~ BRADY street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
AMERICAN wALTNAm WATCHES !
The Best !! The Cheapest /!

Recommended BY Railrosd Engineers and n.
prsssnen. the most exaetns elass Of watehwsarsrs.
y superior to ell others for strength, stsadDso.
aecafscy, and durability.
To aveid inposNen Dafchassrs eh0Ell invasiably
aomenas csrti1cate Of xenuineness liz dAwe9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

"ArsssY saved 10 = penny earned, Gil
the world over, and the soundnsss Of this
maxim 10 proved daily At Child 4 Coz,
Brady street, where you buy your Boots
spd Shnsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

NunEss 4,925.-Ths watoh stolen from
Ar. E. A. Collins last week wss gold
hunting case, @. 4 ". Simeus. makers,
London, England. and numbered 4,925.-
whoever offers such . watsh for sals
should b made to account for the possss-
sien Of il. By remembering this number
the thief may be brought to grief. We are
authorized BY Mr. Collins to say that be
will give $50 for the return Of the watch,
and go more for the capture Of the thief.
He would Of course like to get the watch,
but feels particularly anxious ts ct hold
Of the thief. and il place Of the abovs, will
give 500 for the thief and let the watch
60 to grass, or take HE chances Of flndipg il
on the villain. New, boys, hunt for him
600 worth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

PEgsosAL--Our distinguished brother
typo, A. p. Luse Esq. mas cast of the
cares Of this life and gone up to Lake
Superior to recuperate. Safe be his jour
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

AsxIvsasAlr.-Our colorsd population,
together with that Of Rock Island, Moline
and West Liberty, celebrate the annivsrss
~ Of emancipation in the British West
Indies, to-morrow, in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

CAKpiDArE-W. f. Clarke, formerly Of
this city, who went into the army, has
turned up in Texas, in the Galveston dis
trict, as candidate for Congress on the re-
publican ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

PssAcnISo IN TEE OPrsA Horss.-Rsv.
". W. King, Of Des Noinss, win reach 10
the Opera House on Sunday. at loA o'clock
in the morning, and in the evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31
TIE R 8.

TFr celebrated Star Stomach and Liver
Bt,ers. sold bs Harrison Co., are giving
more satisfaction than sny other Biitsrs for
sale Ia the city. No 40 Braly street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

J.T. l RxrLk, Gardener and Florist, cor
Iih and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
trees. my20-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

Irsn.-If our republican nsiShbors OF
tn. Gazette had heard from Georgia. wsy
don't il say so .'Lst " have peace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

CHoIcs Iowa Catawba Wine. at 81. 90 per
doaen bottles also full stock Of other ns-
tive and foreign wines at the wine house OF
LANorRlDT, THoDR 4 Co.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-31

d. l.. AooDr, ESQ.,, Of Chicago, and Rev.
II. Van Buren,, State Missionary for llli-
nois, u,Ii attend the 9th Annual Convention
Of the Rock Island County Sabbath School
Union, to be held at Rock Island, Sept. 1st
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