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New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
Guuntru Etal 6stat, for Sal,.


AT ORANGE, NEW-JERSEY-C0UN
IA RESIDENCES Levelyn Pst and Orange Mountain lsh
hour ofth city, for SALE Also few beautiful BUILDING LOTS
Building os5r. S.~J.r.sy ''''
A Ii WANTING FARMS-GoOd soil, mild
cn 3 miles 'o1s Of Phad'Ph,. Prs only 81 per per 1s.. .
48as:: L&SDis G.i VHssSd Sssjsr.s5 @ ,a'' ''''
A PLOT of GROUND with from 10 to 80 acres,
y h mile from depot, viii be Od bargain .ad say
y :, - Y''- '''9 " 10. iio Bro.ir.,
A II ELIZABETH, N.J.-The City of Churches
arc schools aud one The the vicinity Of Sew
81 Dwellings,. .icu....s l20e.....to..... 5000
50 D~snss Tom. ISSp8 asSS'
g HON..
MEEKER Bfosd.i i EHi,5s6 y J. '' '''' '0''
A TTRACTIYE HOMES at Planfeld, Con-
- M sTs1s to depot from 100 to sIees couH'ry ss M from
5000 will be ,5STn free o. carriage hire Cl on JAQURS No. SS
Btolsay or BRONX MARSH opposite the Depot Painhed
A PLEASANTLY located RESIDENCE at
~ Elizabeth j. SALE mile from Depot; desirable
and improving Of the city, all the improvements convenient stable
Sewst Se1York or MEEKER Real &stste Agea RiIabb
IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
water s1s shade and fruit r9.s Mansion House vel Ta Si,@
SSS s &idGsTs TSbFR i Nous; So rs S w, S,'' P'
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
IA by Is a1isa or Sot Hf%PstI Is oi % and contain.
gas and eonveBiehoes throughout On ib ,.s
e so's al .s .f HSosS5g % POND i oat fine S I'D
beautiful grove ousts everTrrens ard o eAoe us 'neie m
abundance Of fruit Of many varieties 90 W "a ii r.. nicn,,.
,9S ,Soi, l q 'R, MFR S1a qI MoRSGS ~ sY
RFAITTIFITL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
\ PIE = Pi.n6sn HevJerssy; al modern Improvement.
Fo- MI p,I;ulaT. sppy Ia J. BLEECkBR son Co. No II
Ceisrst
A ~ TARRYTOWN-A COUNTRY RESI-
y pFNCE Tor SALE EXCHANGE for city property g. LET;
Gothic miles Of ver view toe
snd and shubbei barn stables
cehouse 6led: from Railroad depot Terms
able Applr u D. r. BOGARDUs. No "a ParkPlsee NeN io
Al WHITE PLAINS-A 2-stOry, cellar and
"A frame COTTAGE wat IN the house lot a2r6 feet
Rsilroadaye. minutes from depot Price +g.'a ..
RANDELL PORTER No. 1851 ThItA's
AT FAIRFIELD. CONN. on the n. y. Il \. II.
RaoadFor SALEA RESIDENCE tiuAted On the main street
village Of the most eligible situations
minutes dryom the station and half mile from The beach Hhic
unsurpassed by other ocs west of New Haven Tie
frame be with brick, ~ feet by o.
has n china closet bath fnrnaei
large with abug for horses and cews poultry Ad coach
consist o6 acres swu and In % vegetable
den Of threequ Of an acre and pAsi1t1ge 2 eoTs
Apply 10 II. J. HOW No. u Finest
A CHOICE FARM OF 40 acres, near New
~ Brunsgck: HOUSE barn house
hayo &C. good bearing hs coed ieuee vel
Ohers from 5000 to -Foo)
PETIT 4 FRAZEE so l5l Broadway. Room No 2
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE OH the North
~ RIVER few acres choice irqit AlP,y yo,,o A. r, p
At ORANGE. n. J.-For SALE, Eligible
~ Property HOUSES LOTS and FAMS o. ever description n s
Oaule aud Hou-e 10 e hy The season or yea Az
us " PERSON Co. No - Broadway from 10 TO Or at No
% Msust. orauge
nANES oF the UITDSON RIEER-FOr SALE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
pY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.-OH


uugug until the entire riock /, sold
A. lul % clock each d4v.
III. -g,n Frrr rre Mrrors Carpets Paintings Mattresses ssa
R-liug Frtres Ac, Se Of The hoN aro ioe
cor Broasr Madenane comprising very Ags aud ssaao.
srpt ery hotels and parties rstnshng 20 soa
4ou buildings be remod for other business,
Wines liquors selscted With
~ Sale positive
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
GREAT SALE OF
SELECTED KANSAS LANDS !
An AUCTION!
In Tracts not Exceeding 100 Acres.

IL CoNMyNCtyG JuSE p 1861. ~ THE CITY Oh Law.
gESCE. KANSAS.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

/ chester COUNTY P-s.sL tn- ls south o. lihs
adiliu. rsslcucr O O. Merle es ~ bootfu
aFsr oitc COITAGk eoatail y rooms ioen .naf 10y -na
kt. carriage luusT WITH tit st hnl Hfrr
49, te rooms Tor serant. Ged thr Ats there
dur boat grounds vte CONSIST ~ q acres e s
f ltt oct s flhlsr oam'rtl sld if1t trees
sr csaats rttcndsi vs o. tfs moa1iit -hf si are never
ve o. rccrnt sstrf f"r ftier ptmh aul 'lr'' h ="
b m Ii.DIOW 60. Ne o 'u,.sL tp,a2i
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
DYUENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER.

Id n LEEDs Anctione'r
N Or MONDAl, Msren 30 a. ~. "e"eh 81 'He w
y.ts Iru-t Ne ~ Iu.vris.t,-p.srr-
TtEGAST UOl SEHOLD FiSlrURF-Corsstng o. Velvet 'ns
arst. Carved T. ". Pano. male by Nnns Piano stool
tl 4 N st- Crimson Elegant Gilt Frame French f~
Pier .rd M.ne Mrr0p. Carved 1i Dssns y ms1 ftuie
tp n n Center Tables Carved H. ". NJ T. hagtre, bessai
,,,, t,l ge IanbfsAirs Cu~us Comiees, &C. Bed
r,.l 4 " ci.tesd Washsisuts Bureaus Fine hAr
N -, E1s,.r. aud Plsss f. W ClArs IA Orange
trr satin r. " Diaux ChAr,. h. W. BIt Dnrg Table Ch.s
t.,v st cI,s,r,rs Iluzss i in lsr Cloth, Z v"
S IN le R-bs together other Furniture consisting OF eIsV
.er,s.r
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
TJFNRY N. LEEDS. Auctioneer. will sell by

HENRY ii. LEEDS, Auctloneer. VIII sell Dy
Auction on MONDAY. March ~ loi O'clock az No y Isnes
HOI SKIOLD FCRNIrURR consisting % Brussels aud 0erss
Csrue Reps PmRor seeI Beise1ds green snd Eo..
Rroe Lambresr Fixtures Mig sui b '" Bte@s Ores. ns
Bureaus Washsands MIX Lounges OSs Oh and heers MnE
hair cloth Mhs Arm Quar- thnA ocet{ az.
GlAawsr, Plated Cutlery aud hcheu Fufras Nh "Aieh '9>
xiie con
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

EOR SALE-Three elegant, strictly tirst-clas
four story oncont HOUSES, nor.h side Of SNe
st. Lexington sud Fourih principal entrance 70 the Pa
nau nohv. ~ Le1ilOnAye and slItleibs ~
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

W.FNGTAND SCENERY, by r. r. CHURCH , ,,..,.,,
INA N,ENE ~ 1ARNlNA. tue chef 9nlreoi tAhL bHAAh@
= NIGHT MARKET. hv r. VAN SCHENlIEL
Az INTERIOR. bv p WlLLRMS and VAN HOVE, go 49,.
Ad other, great ceety exhibition ON AID from ln''aA' S'
a. N,r.b s and evening vBtl time OF sale. With catalogues
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
pY Henry II. LEEDS & MINER.-HENRY

al the residence No 220 Nes. ubn
T'RFI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. STERLTNG sILyERWAEB.
STEISWAI PIANO. &C., viz: Vev,; and Brussels carpets
Cd Rosewood suite gold green fgure brocaiei CaryeS
Rosewood Piano made b &enWAJ Son egsn .1
.r French Pier AMI Msute Mirrors elegant Rosewood sste
m r door and hae Etage Carved Rosewood Armour a6Aee
Stug Sv-as consisting o Duuer and Tea Service being Presents
n Se,. Stsg Syeroaned DeSs Cses Rosewood Bed'isads
M Mattresses Rosewood Black Walnut Dressing Bureaus baef
Wut Ertea.on Di1 Table Rosewood Dining suite IN reps. on
p, Fugrvipg &c N be disposed Of without
,sr b.ax smy travelling Europe Sale VIII eos
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

EOR SALE-On Murray Hill, the large and
elegant basement HOUSE M8disonAve 2 feet vide With
thrsss5rT brick building IN order Immediate Per
,uits Of u1e9 HOMER MORGAN. No Pneg-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

4 SEY-Ths COUNTRY PLACE % the late b. Boga@n Graves
J.! lies from the depot There
preus.s and costly mansion house Nth All modem ih
pray eeafi house ard ieehns
sni
further X D. LMhkl "a
eruta No i'uarst fle fhf ffftlsfs
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60

4 STORIA, l.. l.-WHITNEl N BERGEf
~ Re-. Efsie Agea-luFnstsd Hlirnshei HOUSES r. IT.
1 l I. : 50 rer year or very cheap baii
LOTS Do tr.t.c.s.. location. for NALE
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30
Sails bp Sutton.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER, Auction
ID ser.Spca and important SALE or FIRST CLASS PICTURES

''' '''-' J. p BEAUMONT
10 he SOLD AUCTION by HENRY H. LEEDS MiSEk % INC
EVENINGS of TIL .SDAY April and f.lAl, Apr D. A. o7
LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
No. Gl9 Br'dss1 southwest cofer I"t ST. N = "''.
evening ,...
f ofthe st Exhibition xe Tho various Other AT cenen
- Fu. m Tie selection which be has been guided b bs oss
s,t srrsrieur than THIRTY aided ~ az ample hpa
t N capts cortsins among Others specimens ol Tie o"s
New-York tribune., 1868-03-30

IOK SALE i NeMark. Y. j., tImee minutes
EOR SALE-On Union Hill. Madison, n. D..

II p, ra. ron depot new COTTAGk HOJsK, n barn
oeT outbuugs vth about y acres oi seseni
a. kir1 o. ur trees dssrabe PROV
en- For part culsr INQUIRE u SlLLMAS, Nc SJfuo.'t
n y or r HEDGE Oh the pTemsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Seorr COUNTY ISsANE-SRrpgp Rgroax.
The Directors Of the poor having received
an iutimation that The insufficient accom-.
datiens Mt the State Asylum for Insane.
would compel the return Of several Of the
in"asss, have made an essminasion Of the
records efths psuper insane ssn. from this
Ooanty. We appsnd the list, with slss
the sxpsnss Of Zach ease - paid BY the
county. for the three months ending Janussy
!, 1858. 1t Will BE- seen that the annual ex-
expense Of IL nearly Five thousand dollars,
this bsing On expenditure entirely sepsssts
from that Of our local psuper system.
Snsuld aay considerable number Of these
insane palpcfs Be returned to this comfy
u will dssolvs upon our Board Of Super
visiors to convene and provide for their
proper care. The ten or twelve inssne,
idiotic. and imbecilles now in the Poor
House might be included in the new ar
rangement and our psupss system bs thus
relieved from one ofits most Objectionable
and expensive features. Tho care Of the in
sane, is properly subject for State su-
pervision, and We propose soon to invite the
attention Of our Law -maksrs TO some of the
neceasities of thasa ynatta,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
sHERIFFs SALE.

STATE STA, G,os,, OF .owA'|".
In the District Cour; Of SssM Cesaty,
State of Iowa:
By virtue Of a y rit Of execution issued from
tts Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott County. -tate Of Iowa, in favor Of
Charles Pohlmsnn and against Philip
Antwuler, dated December Goth, 1867,
and 10 me direcsed, commanding me
that Of the goods, chastsls. stock or interest
in any company, debts due. property in the
hands Of third psrsons, lands and tene-
ments (which arc not exempt BY law from
sxecution) Of the said Philip Antwuller,
make or cause 10 be made the sum
Of sixty-sight S5- 100 ($ss s5-l0O) dol.
lars, with interest and costs. | levied upon tht
following described Real Estate, lying apd
being situated in the County Of Scott and
State Of Iowa, viz: Lot No. nine (9)
in block NJ. twelve (l2), in the city d
Buffalo
And hereby give public notice that
shall offer for sale At public outcry, u th'
| Court House door in the city Of Davenport
| County Of Scott and State Of Iowa. on Sat
turday, the 2lst day Of March, 1868, b
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock A. n. and
o'clock p N. ofsaid day, sale to commence
At the hour Of 3 O'Clock P. NJ, of said day
and will sell to the highest end best bid
der therefor, In cash, the shove descsibs'
property, Of Sufficient thereof to satisfy th
ebove debt, with interest and costs.
| Dated this 2let day Of February. 1859.
| GUSTAvUS SOHNIT0ER,
feb2l- -dst Sheriff Of Scott Coanty, lew
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
IOWA ITEM >.

The Mechancsville Journal says That's J.
II. Hyatt, baker 10 that place. with eight
or ten other heirs has fallen heir TO an Eng
lish estate Of thirty millions.
The Burlington Hawkeye says that the
Union Goal Mining Company have con-
msnced operations extensively At the mines
near Ottunwa, and are prepared to supply
oil demands for coal.
Tho Harkeys says that the Iowa North
ern Central Railroad enterprise has met with
. check by the failure Of Mr.. Samuel Moore.
enc Of the sub contractors in Henry county.
In January he abandoned the work after
having had quite force at work for some
time, leaving wages. &c, unsettled 70 the
amount Of about y 900. No dishonesty is
imputed, but simply inability 70 meet con-
tracts, in consequence. partly, Of the tardi.
ness or failure Of pay ments Of stock sub
seriPtions. The loss b pretty well ssattsr-
ed over ths county-seme families whore
employees we're boarded, losing ~ high ~
e2o0.
Tho Jackson coanty Deueesaey sesd
the following list Of delegates 10 the Slats
Convention Hon. L. B. Danhatn, Hon. Jno
A. Trits. Hen. L. ". Stewart, Hen. J. 8.
Dssiing. Hon. r. B. Bradley, Hon. Anssl
Briggs. Hss. ". h. Reed, Hon. h. B
Wyckoff, Q. Horton, D. A. Wynkoop, n.
>. Allen. E. Hsmzesline, J. Donnelly, N. r.
Wynkoop, P. Gillian, p. B. jameson, John
W. Dilsance, J. s. Thompson.
-Concesning the great robbery Of ths
Louisa county treasury, last Monday night.
it Is further stated BY the Herkeys that il
was one Of the most audacious and dsliber-
ately planned attempts which il has been
our province to record for years. On Sat
srday last. two men procured team from
undsrkirchsr's livery, and went to wapsilo.
where II is supposed they carefully recon.
noitsred the premises and made THAR ar-
rsngemsnts for future action. They re-
turned 10 Burlington. and on Monday the
same parties, under pretsnse Of going "a
Aossuth. secured another team q the osus
stable and went to wapsllo, and that night
sneeted an entrance 10 The Treasures eIz,cs,
broke open the safe and secured their beely.
Alter opening the outer door Il was nsess-
sary to obtain access to the inner apsrt.
nsns, where the county funds-soms SEQ.
600 In all-wers deposited. This thsy &C.
sonpfshsd BY partly prying eir the top u
ths cash boz. The fracture VA net saf.
f'cient to admit mans had. bot sy means
Of their tools they succeeded in pulling on,
$4,000, leaving $4,000, which rolled for.
ward beyond their reach. In leaving town
The party dropped one package Of . thou.
sand dollars. which was picked up i. Ii,
road i've miles this side Of wapello. III.
next morning, BY some school childrss
They reached Burlington about ten o'cloch
Tuesday morning, AMI with rsmarkabl.
theushtfulnsss returned the team 10 IL,
swass, and then departed fes parts IN
knewA. The Sheriff and Treasures Of Leair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOOLEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND i RAoOETT,

JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS.
Manufacture wcoien Machinery Of Superior Quality.
combining all the valuable improvements In this
conn y. and many from Europe. and = style and
nnlsn NOT surpassed BY any. We continnc TO build
CArding Machines. wi b Iron Or Wood yrsDes Pat
sns Spinning Jacks; Yarn T~fstcfs, with any num-
per OF Spindes desired. with Single or Double CYL
in0ers, from entirely new and much improved pat
tefna Yarn Spoilers and DRESSING Machinery.
All kinds Of Cloth Finishing Aaehieesy. Including
cnears, broad and narrow Gigs. donhle and Single
ssscung donble acting Brushing Machincs, Pulling
Mills, Wash Mills, Pa'ent Cloth Dryers. Hydrostatic
and Screw Presses. New nacAisesz fog Velvet. Pc.
scrcham and whissey anIsh. ClSA Winding and
Measurinc Machines, etc. Wool Pickers, Duetefs.
Millowes. Patsnt Hydro ExtractQQ. q new and
approved plaA; Wool Dryers. keo4 Lee Vines. Bob
ON winders. Card Grinders. Tuning Rests. Plate
nseteD, etc. Also Mschineiy Castiogo, NM Gear
Ing. Hangers. Pulleys and shafting, etc.
Ous machines ere in substanstaa eed superior iron
frames. when preferred. but vOod ffsGnes will Be
FURNISHED al low price when called for, and war
ranted TO be equal In every respect 10 any mschinee
made In TIE United states
10 addition 20 tho above named 1aehines Of our
o~n make. We are pFeparedto 70 furnish Os0mpton's
Looms, Parks Woolsons Shears. Steel Ring Bus
1achines and Bar Pickers, Card Clothing. and man.
ofActurers findings generally. esmskcrs' lowest ps:es
a1u can furnish our customers with machinery for
WOouen Mills complete, ith promptncso, and q -
mvosaoc prices ~ any other butldsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

JAnss 8. KrRE 4 Co.'S fne staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps, comprising German
Mattled, Olive, Star, Improved Chemical,
Palm, &c. Sold by all grocers and fancy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

CHAxaE o. ExPREss OoxrANi1s. "A change
in express companies will take piece here
on the 1st Of March. The line from Fsss-
port 10 this point and throughost the cea-
trai and northern portions Of the State vill
be taken BY the Nsrchants' Union 1xprees
Company, the present one rAmeriean) TAX
iuR another field. Il 10 understood that .
radical change will bs made in agents and
msssengers throughout Dubuque 7ssnss.
W. are informed, bat ws cannot vouch
for it, that the Merchants Union retires
from this line in favor Of the United States.
but how soon We can't say.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Obstinate Cases of Neuralgia.
Nerve ache, and other painful nervous com.
plants readily succumb to the influence Of
Dr. TURNER'S TIC-DOULOUREUx, o,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL. This
medicine 10 specific for such maladies. II
stimulates the nerrc fluid when it has be-
come enfeebled, and promotes healthy re-
acticn. Apothecsries have il. PRINCIPAL
depot, l2o FREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
MASS. PRIcs, el.oO per package; by
mail, two postage stamps extra.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

TINS little people, the Thumb family and
rstinue, we're received with fall houses yes
terday afternoon and evening. The per-
formsncss gave general satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

RoYAL BAk,xo PowDss is actually cheap
Or by twenty -6vs per cent. than Cream Tar
Ter and Soda, % eomuosly assd- Ask
your grocer for Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
Moscow, Feb. 90, 1868.

MOSCOW, Feb. 20, 1868.
EDIroR DExocgAr few hours of re.
Aecticn, after standing on the bank Of the
Cedar, and looking At some thirty men put
ting In the timbsss, polls. rock and bsushs
has convinced "mv 0iad'' that many items
Of lsss importance than the Mosc,w dam
are given to the public. The Dam Compa.
ny Of last year. q well q the dan built
under ID suspiess, became partially dis
solvsd. Bot . portion Of the company
we're unwilling 70 sacrifice 10 large %
amouut Of moasy end isbos % had already
been expended upon IL. Acting upon sucA
conviction. some four weeks ago Messrs.
Peter Disslev and Bsnsy VIII. il. CON-
meneed work with large force Of men. de-
tesmiped 70 complete the dam, and cause
The ''swest murmuring watsfs' Of the c.
dsr river 70 halt and do service; turn the
milestone and the spindle; drive the loom
and the varied machinery that will na,uar-
aIly become est ablished here. individuals
aud companies of means are watching this
enterprise with deep solcitude. II will
omen to the manufacturing interests Of the
West most desirable opportunity, and
greatly aid in supplying the increasing de-
msnd for articles Of manufacture. The
dam will no doubt be completed and ready
for use BY the middle Of September.
Their. is . natural race Lending out Of
the dam along the base Of beautiful table
land Of some sixty acres, afording an
abundance Of room for large msnufactur
ing town.
This part Of town bears the historic name
Of Pstsrsburgh A. CITIZEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Sous modest friend Of ours has sent - .
package Of fss eigars, and fsrsot 10 leave
his card. The unknown will accept eur
thanks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

ALAsoE stock Of fancy slippers, ladies'
eaiter boots snd gents dress boots at Child
4 Co.'S. Brady atreet also heavy boots for
spring wear. Call and see them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

CIT Y 1T r M =.

Tns Methodist festival at Coal NAney,
lll., on Thursday amounted TO sio7.so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

HAnxrsos & SrARKs' Glycerins Cream,
prepared At 55 Brady. A delightful cure
for chaps, roughness OF the skin, do.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21
CITY NOTICES.

TnosR who get their groceries ct Parks 1
Hosmer's, corner Of Brady and Fourth
streets, are sure Of getting the CHOICEST q
ticles in the market, at the very lowest
market prices. They are daily receiving
goods, and can warrant them pure and gen
nine. Their sugars are not half sand CLAIR
fed With by-clorate Of iron, nor are their
teas half mixture. BY oil means get your
supplies at this stand SO popular for keep
ing choice Family Groceries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

NEw Frsx.-Messrs. VIM. Uhds 4 Son,
jewellers, have leased the store formerly CO.
oupied by J. d. Wilson. They are praeti.
cal workmen, and we'll deserve the patron
age Of the public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Having disposed Of our business, corn q
Of Second and Brady streets, TO Messrs. Cut
ter 4 Marxsen, we cheerfully recon-
mend them to our old friends and patrons
as in every way worthy Of their confidence
and patronage. WApswoRru L Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

The Courier says that Muscatine
is going in strong for 6fss-class Ter
ry-boat. and dry road 70 the bluffs on the
east side Of The river. Il 10 aboul tine.
Thirty thsaeAaA dsllAss b ths estimated e.
peoee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

We would respectfully ask those persons
indebted to the late finn Of Wadsworth 1
Co., to call and make payment of same at an
early day, as We are anxious to close the
business ~ soon a. possible. A. +. Cutter
is authorized to receipt for the same in our
name WADswoRrH / Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

A. l.. NORTON,
2: Main st., third door below the
First National Bank.
GlvEpARTlCuLARATT TO ruB aALI
OF al kinds uf Persuaal Pruuestv ~ ~ G.Sse.
ssAuesion. or Private Sale. They ssso buy
AAOssseh0lsl Esss.nifeere
q all kinds, New OF Old /, aAvencee -.a. - -,
Stocks OF Merchandise for sale a. Auction.
xhey eseo give particular attention 10 ~ ne,. -
2eSssss - SATURDAY ofooeh W0pk
ss.;1ss1ss,sassh .;ss1s.s,s hhssai.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

MILLIN ERY.
brady Street, wooe elAo. . Aooro
below E10h.
DAvENPORT.. IOWA.
I AIDES ARE INVITED 10 CALL AND 1x-
- anime the latest styles We aim 10 please, and
- give sasisfaeskon. dee5sAAw1t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

SuccEss.-Thc enormous sales Of CoE's
DYsrErsIA CuRE is in great measure owing
TO the fact that those who use IL are cured,
aud tell their friends and neighbors Of it, 90
thousands Of tongues are advertising this
conqusror Of Dyspepsis, Indigestion, and
kindred evils
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Mr.. 8. 8. GuYEs of Rock Island, while
experimenting the erection Of . building
in that place yesterday, fell from scaffold
twelve feet high, to the ground, and broke
his collar bone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

Dsnsso the past few days extensive
search has been made u the openings in the
ies below the city for the bsdy Of the young
led whe vas drowned some weeks ago. aod
for the body Of Mrs. Lucy Bruhn. who dis-
appeared 90 mysteriously On The Sd Of Jan
uary, leaving . note for her husband 10
which she stated that the river would b her
grave. No traces Of The bodies have yet
bsen found.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-21

PArra- MAKING MACHINERY. - Paper
makers through the Northwest should still
remember that tho old firm Of Rice, Barton
4 Tales, Worcester, Mass, coetinues to
manufacture oil standard styles Of paper
making machinery. They lead the market
in this line, and furnish bleaching and steam
boilers and engines, hydraulic presses, &C.,
OF the most reliable kind. Orders forward.
ed to them are sure to meet with prompt
attention. Old mills, and those starting out
new should be thoroughly posted with re.
gard to the superior facilities afforded By
this old and entsrprising 6rm. See advsr-
tiscment in another column.