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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
lMsvRAMce.
ANNUAL CEN rlrpCATE.
STATE OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFICE.
IssuaARca DsraarsrNY.
DRs Mn,xra I~,n.rw 1atb iG.o

""thsAs The National Insurance Company
"-n'e' ave' NJ davenport, IL the rtate Of Iu~ A. has
,sN !" tnis one" "a sworn statement Of It's con.
"a on the thrtY -htst 3ay ~ utcon Der isss
:, ~, "ahse WIN tha rioNi isieDs OF an Act OF
toe 'cnttRl A'senhly OF ,be sta,e 81 low, "a
.'lhR ~ insurance Companies srnyeyrd A,,p
= lsh~ and whereas, sad ttat.men, .h,x
-hs' S",a Insurance tonpf 4 posses. "a ~ ~.
frq"isiie amo"nt Of cal itsl in,s,ted sst,oui,sJ
oy said Act f"''N"
T"xsstoax. In pursuance Of lac. /. jain
niiei. Auditor "i >tn'e do hereby certify thng
ss'a Insurance company authorized 10 tta tansnrt
We business OF k,re Insurance in ,hi. Stat. hv
Agents, properly appointed aud authorized 4,
acknowledge service Of process for and on be hair
Of said Company. ~ required by said Act. until
tns Slst day of January, A. d., 1870
ifurthsr certify that said statement shows
ist The actual au.onn, Of paid mn
Capital Of ssid Comp any, Dee.
slst. 1855, to Be. n,ss aao no
ID. The aggregate amount Of Assets
Of ssid Company, Dec. 3ist
:. 1888 10 Be-. e............:... 3sl.iss 81
-. The aggregate amount Of Lie
bilities Of said Company. Dec
9ist. 1858. TO obs........ 3aOOs 81
eth. The aggregate Income OF said
Company for the year lsts.
10 be............s... i. si,ss4 S,
eth The aggregate Expenditures OF
saii Company. icr the year
isfs. TO be be............ 5f.01a ~
- In rwsrixosy WnwRsor, l have here
anto subscribed my name and af
uAei the seal Of my Office the day
aud date above written
JOHN A. kLLiOTT.
Auditor OF State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

LrcruAs LAST EvsNIxs.-Ths lecture by
Mr.. +. |. Jarvis, .. Metropolitan Hall. last
evening. was decidedly 6ns effort. The
subject collected was "Ths, Teacher and the
Scholar" II was handled in an iotersstiug
aad original manner. The speaker COM
menced BY givieg . general review Of edu-
oatisn, quoting from the English and ether
accredited authorities on the best methods
Of instruction, and illustrated BY humorous
incidents Of his swn experience, ecsurrios
during q long course in the scholastic har
ness. On entering upon the body Of the
lecture, he dslinea.sd in . very forcible
manner the duties and the responsibilities
Of the teacher. their xsal and ina usncs un-
der the wrstchsd Pistance delsd out t. them
By psrsimonious Boards, and the aptitude
aud charac, sri stica Of the numerous grades
Of pupils.
A servls aiho-eacs 10 text books was
strongly ,ndemned, the lecturer holding
that the best text book vas an intelligent
teacher. The absurd fondnsss for long
assds. OF the poup,Ss hifAlautin style Of
speaking and competition which usually
attacks tssshsrs, and, ssmstioss very o.
vsssly, was humorously illustrated, and r.
ssivsd sith hearty applause AID CO ntiausd
laughter.
TIE concluding portion Of the lecture VA
in higher style, ,containing choice thoughts
we'll worth Of rsmsmbsrauce. The Influence
Of the Eiucater apsn the rising generation
was ap.ly and elegantly described. Ths
Anal paragraph was truly Rns, and Of the
highest sentiment aud slocutisnssy effect
The whole lecture occupied an hour and ten
minutes.
The nsxs lecture will be BY Hon. John
N. Rogers. Of this city, st the same hall, q
to.msfrsw (Fridsy) evening. Subjset-"A
Talk about Universities"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

0Iss HssD A cold is often thought 70
be too trifing matter to claim immediate
or serious attention until it gets such hold
on the lungs as to impsril the life Of the
consumptivs patient-then and not till then
do many thing seriously Of relief, when Il
oftcn comes too late; what foolish nsgli
gsncs We say We say when 25 cents will "a
30 far as to cure Gold Cough. Sore Throat
Hoarseness, Asthma, &c.. hesitate not ia
20 to druggist aaa invest that in . bottle
Of Yadama PaIt ter's Couch Ralsam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Ar LAST The long looked for, long.
expected street cars have arrived at last. 1t
cannot be SO very long now until wo shall
hear the cry, can aboafd for Eist Daven-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

HrLD ro BAL.-Jehn Harvey, the jewel
~ safe burglar, who wss examined before
Jssties Peters. yesterday afternoon. was
held to bail in the sum Of t3 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
whore the general business ofths Com psny 10 trans
ectsd, and to which all geocral correspondence
should bs addressed.
DIRECTORS
Jay Ceeks. Phila. = A. kollins. Washington
C. n. Clark. Phila. HenSy D. Cooke. wash.
r. Ratchford starr .Pha. WIN. 2. Chsndlcr. Wash.
WIN. q. Moor head. Phila. John y. Dcfrecs, Nash.
Geo. r. Tyler. .PhiIa. Edward Dodge. .NewYork.
]. .ninckley CLARK, Phila. n. O. Fahnestoek, N. r.
OFFIC8Ks.
CLAausos b. CIAaG. Philadelphia. rresidcnt.
Hssay D. CooEr. Washington. Vice President.
Jar Cosxa. Chairman Finance and Executive Con.
knKzssH W. PHET. Phila.. Secretary and Actuary.
4. 3. TsrsEa. Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FaAsus O. ssrs NJ D.. Medical Director.
J. EwfSs MRAns. u. d., Assist. Medical Director.
RDIcAL ADVISORY BOARD
J.K. d ssrgesa-0saeral.U U. s.A., wash.
PHI Ne Chief Medical Department. q. =. n.
D. " Buss. II D., washingten.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WI. =. CaAssan. Washington, DC.
0sssss Aspus. Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, National In ,ss character osYers u,
reason of Is large Capital. Low hates OF ifemun
aSd New Tables. the most desir- bic means si ipspr
INK Mt9 ySb pteooUteu 10 tue puDllc.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced. are
made favorable TO the insurers those the best
Mutual Companies, and avoid al The complications
and uncertainties OF Notes Dividends. and the mis-
undsrstandings which the latter 70 apt to cause
he Policy HOLDERS
Several new and attractive tables are now present.
3D. when need only to ba ubdsrstood to prove &C.
cepiabls To the public suth - the sCoAe PaoDrCxe
Peucv end kRTuKx PxEnirn PoiIcS. II the formSr
the p0licy holder not only eccures u Insurance.,
payable at death. but will receive II living, after
pcriod Of feW years. an annual Income equal TO ten
Der cent GO per cent Of the par oi bis policy. In
the latter the Company Agree TO return To the a.
sured the total amount of money he has paid In II
addition 10 The amount of bis policy,
The attention Of persons contemplating ineusua
their lives iscre asnR the smoupi OF Inc ur
they already have 10 called to The spetiai advantagcs
s1ered by che National Life lns usance Company.
circnlars, Pamphlets and fu particulars given on
appl cation TO the BSsneh Oflce Of the Company II
this city, er - its General Agen's.
- LooAl AoO1s Am w ACTED n eve91 City anl
Town; ~ aDplications ron competent past1ee f0l
eueh egeneies. With euitabs sncofeensatD. 0houle
- eoeeoooo0 - ~ ooopAuy' D eUuAAa AowO oulS'
oHN1KAL AGENTS OF TEE CoNU AIT.
80 Nosthesn New Jeney.
!. ". Casa . Co, fes Penn. ana o>.n =. Jersey
JAs Coo.H . Co., Washington. for Mssylsel. Dele
ware. vrgiaia, Dist. Celnm hia and wsst Virginia
= 4. kiIis . Ce. Chicago. for Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin.
Hon. SrErar. MaAn. st Pau. for Minnesota
| ". D. PEAANR. Agent for Scott County ,oGas
| y. w. corner Brady aud I'd s,s.. DAysnpsrt. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
WANTS.

GENTS wANTED.-s.s TO esoa per month. Or
n Commission from which twice that amount car
he made by selling the Latest Improved CcnNer
SKSss FAHrIy SEwixo MACHINE Price SIS. For
CiIculars aud Tsrms address.
G. BOWERS 4 CO.,
dccS-i&w.m $40 South Sd ST. PhiladelphiA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

THE amount Of lumber sold or beugh
for consumption in Rock Island and Moline
10 1868, was, according to the Union. 90.
b6o. 600 feet, 0 ZOO. 900 singles, ard 9.40o,
900 lath.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
Small Eruits.

KNOx'S DESCRIPTIVE and lLLUsTRArrn
~ small Fruit Catalogue and Price list for spr,nr
OF lsS9. Will be sent al applications incl being Ia
cents. j. KNOX :"
ja6-d4w2w Box No. l55 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

TEE trains gsing vest have had great diff
ficulty in getting through - Dee Aoines,
on account Of The heavy fell ofsnov.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
Taken I'm.

A BAY AND WHITE SPOTTED MARI. sAn-
"A died and Bridlet. having on a torn h.i,., ~..
ONCE. A"'
iane5-d JOHN KArruANN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
Royal Havana letter. ef Cuba,

~ Conducted BY the Spanish Government
sSto,vuv IN 6old eraWn everv seventeen days. Pri-
zee cAshed and information furnished. The highest
price paid fes Doubloons and al kinds Of Gold ana
silver. TAYLOR = CO.
Sssiiliy DAaksss. 10 Wali o., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
AGENTS WANTED
To TRAVEa.

And cell an article needed by every bnsncse man iA
she country Agents realise net pre- At Of lfo0
$40 TO $40 per day. cash In hand. Only . few dol
lais necessary TO start the business Address with
stamp. WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.,
Corner Sd aud Perry strests,
eepi9d 9d4siy Davenport, 1, IVA,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

From the books Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court We find that during the month Of
January just passed, marriage licenses have
been issued to the following named per
sons {:
Jss. I, Henry 7. Land and Nellie shobert Leap
Year match.l
-, Louis Fromme and Lenne Btonstrup.
IS, Casper Bokmirs ana May Strisdle.
as, Frank Walsh and Mary Foley.
20. Jno A. Broc. man and Lenna @ Russsr.
80, Alfred Roseman and Eliza Baker.
IS, VIM. Rouell and Polena Culbertson
parties back ont
=, Hans Weias and Katie kcrt
80, Bruce 7. Seaman and Lou T. Wicks.
~, Carsteu Ibern and Fredrca I.ehud
-. Cirrus Orzde and Elizabeth williams.
Jan. II, Edward McCraw and Johanna Corn.
"l5. joachim Geise and Susana kolp
" ls, Raenhart Hose and Eliza Schoemaker.
is, Bernard Gulstorf and Rsicks Eieh
rs. Msthia: Fahrner and Jimmie Feivs
Wsitsel.
.is.a 8 R.llect and sem.n.hs Porter.
"is. Jno. D,eissn and Amsiis wilkins.
+" 10. James Truitt aud Sarah L. Humph
40, Z. r. Helm and Misnie A. wheeler.
/" 20. David Coffee and Julia Quick.
I" 70. J. 8. Yecam aad Haunsh c. Pslleck.
81, o. Il. reaslsy ana Anna :. Stensbrsak-
Or.
II, Jns. Louis 0aymaa aud Marears,
Neuut.
Isl, Hsnsy Prsis aad Augusta Klsams.
" II, Jsus Nsissea Engberg - Nay Welt
ting.
"e1, Israel n. Painter and Ella b. Stevens
-. Balthers Konkel end HELENE neoser
!" IS H. Austin apd Melinda rpufling.
q Samuel b. smith and 3 Anna Logan.
" y, Donald Stewart Esd HELENE Deherns.
!" ~, Nathaniel Bart and Phsbe A. Jehnses
81, George ". BsnshoG and Enna IAN
Concklin.
L ~, joachim Engslbrecht and Ansa Ramn
- J n Paulk and Anna 7. Moore.
80, Mathew Mccullough and Mary
Svingls
/ /" 40 Oliver Kindred and Uavv;atk Cnaenv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
Notice In Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i the Cd day Of February. A. D., 1867. . war
rant in Bankruptcy was issued sgainst the e.
tate Of Heinrich Reifenstahl in the Ccsnty OF
Jackson, state of Iowa, who has been adiudgsd q
bankrupt on his own petition. That the ray
ment Of asy debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 such baskrupt, 70 him Or for his
use. and the transfer Of any property By him are
tors Of said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and
choose ore or more assignees Of his estate. will
be holden in the city Of Davsoport, before N.
N. Price. Register. on the 10th day Of March
A. d. 1859, II 10 o'clock A. NJ.
feb4 .d4t-thu g. ". CLARK.
o. 3. Marshal - nssssngsr, Dist. Of Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

ANTED AGENTS - $75 70 1900
Per month. every~herc male and female. to intse
1 dare the GENuiSE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE


| per month. everywhere nd female. to insrc-
dare the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON sENsD
| FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This Maehins
Win aieA ben, seii, tack. quilt. cord bisd, hr.it
and embrcicer In = meet orpsricr msnnsr. fhc,
only elS fuliy warranted foe hve years- We
pay eloofor any machine that will sew . ssrongs-
beautiful. elasele esam shan ours. II
mahss the " Eiastie Isek ssach.- Hvesy srecnt
stitch b and o1il ~ e1seh ooance b pulcl
spers without ssasineiL Wspay Aseuss Nso o,5 u
= $40 per meath aaA eHpe.ssa, - eoasnlnn1se Aon
eRcoxB q coa rfrfSSi,So1. ~: SosroS ~ ~ :.
er. LOUIS, NO ~'' :"
cArLioS-ps .ss sbssapsssaup - seAsr parun ps,.he
-, 80 ,son rna<hsss o61ss - other
paehAne rnsnufAcsursd.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

AIslvsD.-The villain who stole team
1t Maquoksta. and sold il 10 Ar. j. s.
Smith Of this city, and then ran away to
Michigan, asriyed in the city this msrning.
PER rsquisitisn steu the Gevsrnor Of
Michigan. Hs gives his name - Bucknes,
ws know. however. Of him passing by The
name Of Ohas. K. Otis-he 90 register Cd
himself at the Acklsy House. His trial will
come of On Tuesday next.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Two Of these licenses we're not used and
we're returned. The frst one was the Leap
Year match, noticed some time ago. ~ herein
another party put in prior claim. The
reasons why the other failed to connee.
does net appear. 30 it seems that cut d
the above seventy four people only four
escaped. This 10 pretty good beginning
for the year, and ~ learn that the pres
poets for this month are fully a. gesd II
last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

TnlarY rssss marriage licences were is-
sued 10 Reck leland county during last
month-0s lovers "'sppy."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

C0fOS wofAo. Bruises, l.oAon0N0
eereness, sore Throat, ,To0thacAe
arache.Ne.ralgla. Rheamaaisna
l.0noeGe, Piles. D0ils. etioGs,
eere - e.. Dieediag.ef efshe Langs.
Ncso, DSSaach, or ofGslleS. tOrno.
a. q -.
These Remedies. except BONDS RxTRACI
~ the case of ngls box sent 10 any part Of tn
country. y msil Or express. free ofehafss. 81 -
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Med
icins Company: Once and Depot, No. 80 1noAD
wAY, New York. Dr. HurPnEHY u coaaulted daily
81 his once. person ally or By letter. = above. to
all forms 81 diseaee. The ehovo Medicines cold II
Daysuport ~ ST1v9NSON 3 CARNANaN an
= .. 1ALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

CHRISTIAN 3. KoCa, has just returned
from New York. where he has completed
ail arrangements for securing . patent on
bis machine for raising water. He informs
US that . patent will be issued in the course
Of month in Pittsburgh, and will be here
snd running in afew weeks. The machine
will draw water almost any depth, accord
ing to the power used. and throw it high
enough to extinguisa any Gre. and supply
houses, &c., with water.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

tn. receipts and shipments per Rail,
for the Two weeks ending Saturday night,
Jan. 80, wsrs Is follows:
NAipmssts = Barley. l0.40e bu.; csrn,
$500 bu.; eats. $500 b.; wheat, $4,000
bu.; Asur, $500 hrls.; middlirgs. 10000
lbs; pork, $1,000 lbs; cattle, 35 head /;
hogs, $50 head; lumber, 4ss ~; md'se and
coal, 66O tons.
Rsos,pts Coal. 1850 tons; md'se, 7ss
tens wheat, $500 tuns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

ArPLEroN's RAILWAY GUIDE for February
with all the routes, timetables, and dis
tancs cards-all up 10 tims-now ready
for the public, and should be ia the
hands OF every traveller. Call fer It at
the news dspots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
SlMILlA SMILES CuRAnrUR.
HUMPHREYS

nOMBORAT0lC OREC1F1CO
HAv1 PROVED. 1aon TIE MOST AnPL.
tncient sad Reliable. They are the enly nsdl-
hat nistalss .snass 5. nsds IL usiss the. ; %
~s,s,.i.ss 1,oM Ths, S... as ,as.d .ss high
sDcation non ~. and Will Awsys rsn
i, Cures Fevers. cesssssisa, rnlanations q
=. WOr1ne, Worm Fever, Wern Collie. 9c
T. :. Gryingcolic 3 T::sniae Of Il fsnts n. g ::
GkSin.sfz: Gkoisr:.z:orSsn:s' SlSsass' vo.,:as s'Sss 9o.e
9. :. Merralgia. :eothaehe. Faesashe: g
A0adaOh0o Sicx Headacne. Vertigo -
10, Dyspepsla. 0illious Stomach. 80. 80
u. 3upprossed. or Painful Periods. q
y. |. hltes. too proiuss Psriods: ....... y
~, CrOup. Cough, Dlfncult Breathing -
y. Salt Rheurn. Rrysipslas, Rrup.Ions. 5.
le. Eheurnatism, Rheumatic pains. II
r. :. " P:, EPH,vsr % Ague. Chill Fevsr. .Agues 3,
is. optnsianv, .od O.dsso,se sers cr weak ly::. s.
y, Gatatrh. acute Or caronic. Influenza. ~
g. hcopin9-Cough. violent seughss
= Ear pisshSser::s i.s.ie.1 ssssa1 hearings.
=. &sneral DEBILITY ~ ssicai wssInsss 6
aas sssasi :ss,isSss ;rsn riding
.. Msrvoa. Dsbiiity seminsi
49, s"re ssMs9ns; Mn.s;;in ;invels.f..y Di'eha'se'.i
:. Orlnary weakneoo.w .wsttins bsds'
81. !" Suffering st chssSe sfiiss ..is :
EPilePsy,Spasa q, ,vitss' Daneell 3
u, 0uptner1a. ulcer.ted sere throat. -
FAhlLI CAS.6.-OfSs u - lsrgs v,,i
nereeee Or rosewood eess, es.ssin,g . spse
e ier svery ereinary dissass faaily 10 sui
Jet =. oooks q 1ifestisas. Hreo 80 TO- o
= % - vials - n u I
speeiess tor ica ali Rfivs:e Diseases, Setl y.
Cunnk .s1 ief treventive ireatnsEt. .
In vieie end pocket esoee. ....,,. % 70 Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

RAiLsoAD MssryNo.-Ths people Of Mo-
line have . meeting this evening for the
purpose Of discussing the matter Of giving
aid to the Western Union Railroad and the
Sterling Railroad, to enable them 10 como,
sia Moline, = Rock leland. The people si
Rock Island would like to hold . similsr
meeting, If they dared but they are 20
completely under p. l.. Cables thumb that
they dare not wink until they see which
way b, locks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

RssIDsNcs TRASsrER.-Ths sIsgant brick
residence and spacious grounds, southwest
corner Of Farnam and Eighth streets, be-
longing to P. Oliphant, Esq, has bssn pur-
chased BY Nathaniel Van Tuyl, the aue-
tiesssr. for $4,000; and 10 probably the
cheapest property at that price, that has
been sold in Davenport for some time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

Ne Hsspitals, in Europe Or America,
have - many patients ~ Dr.. Wolcott, 17O
chatham square. N. Y, where al can tes,
tree OF cost. Wolcotts Annihila,or, for
CatArrh. or wolcstt's Pain Paint for the
immediate removal Of all pain. and certain
cure Of diseases. Buy none unless 10 white
w1annAra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04

FRulr JARs.-The attention Of the trade
is called TO the card Of A. r. Samuels, Of
Philadelphia, in another place. This is the
only exclusive Fruit Jar House therc is in
the country. Here are manufactured the
celsbrsted welleughby, Dexter, and Hsller
Jars only those Of tho most approved
patterns, and whose COED qualities are
warranted, are sent from their house. Our
dealers should give this house a trial.
Their wares are highly rscsmmanded, and
already have a atrong hold on the public
favor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
SEWeLHY.
Silver Ware,
Jowelry,
Watches,

Tho nnest sClectiOm Of
Tea Sets. Coffee Urns, lee
Pitchers, Walters, Dinner
and Breakfast Casters, Cake
Baskets, Vases. Card Re.
ceivers, Epergacs, Berry
Dishes, etc., Of New and
Beautiful Desigms, cspec.
lally adapted for presenta.
tiOn, can he found NJ the
store of
G.. j. LOOMS.
"a VIELE'S BUILDING
Second Street. unaor Newconb
Noaoo.
W0 h0vO = large assert.
IuAcnt of the Choicest Nov el.
ties I'm Sllver.lslat Ware.
manufactured and guaran.
tocd by thoso llrms whose
reputation stands tho high.
est In tho United States.
I SELL LOW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04
THE CITY.

TnE slsighing is reported excellent or
several Of the roads leading into the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-04


ready 70 ask mental questions )" be telling
- to 40 frame the question - that zee or ns
| would answer. The answers in gener al
we're satisfactory 20 far - heard from.
Blu, ssms being dssirous to get aushsn-
ticatsd communications from spirit friend 9
could not wait the mediums time, 90 we're
dsomsd to 20 dissppeintsd. But there was
one kind Of Spirits that never failed to Be
prsssnt-when sexes 20 near joined BY
affinity could produc that pit-a- pat to and
fro, that would make earth . paradise
even il one had some one else where they
should be. At home. Thus ended the 6rs.
sight. All ths subsequent circles we're
similar, and in enc ws were slsctri
6sd BY new theory advanced. After the
usual amount Of cotton, packed hands,
squeszss and sighs given vent to-ideas OK.
pressed-spots pointed out oil over ths
body-qusstiens asked and swersd-
shseps eyes cast back and forth and sun>
dries, and % forth-aud We were I'D
vlssd 30 to live that We might become Z
Law 70 ourselves, doing away with enact
msnts whether divine or earthly-clessd
up his remarks by s,ating the case Of on
whe was sent 10 jail because the spiritl
would have him run through the strsstl
in . state Of nudity; the mother and
dauehther sharing the opinion, desiring
to do likewise, were sent to lunatie ssy
lum. He, mourning their lot. went on T.
state that the spirits in developing hin
into = medium, made him 70 strip him
self and take to the woods fer whole day
but be, poor fellow WAS spirit beund 7 days
They somstimes caused him to leap 40 fee
in crossing streams Of water, = bigger lsal
than most Of us are wont to take ct such
time. Summing up the whsle Of the Lac
ws came to this conclusion that ct som,
period Of his life, he had besn an inmate o
an Asylum, snd was about as Gs fer 81,
now. as Mt any period of his life. Tn,
teachings Of such nen. il permitted 10 pu
their ideas into practical use would be {,
make seeiety lever the hell itself.
oPscf PefAsos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE,


The following circular to oficers OF the revenue
marine service has been issued from the Treasury
Department.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. !, 1859.
change having been made In the uniform for the
revenue marlne the officers Will, as soon after the
receipt OF this circular as possible adopt the follow
ing:-
LINE OFFICERS.
CdpfdinsIn lieu Of half-inch lace on sleeve quar-
tcrnch TO be substituted, the lower strip to DO two
inches from edge OF Sleeve the three lower strips to
be one quarter inch apart the upper strip one-haf
Inch. Shoulder strap, four and quarter by one and
half inches, gold leaves at end with GOLD cross
anchors and shield, fine gold embroidery. Cap orna
ment, two cross foul anchors, two inches long, sur
mounted with gold gilt metal shield, inch by one
inch
excepti0ns:-Tbree strips OF gold lace on sleeves
shoulder strap, one foul anchor surmonnted by
shield, two bars at each end; cap ornament single
foul anchor, surmounted by shield.
Second Lfetae11dnt-Same AZ first lieutenant
emitting one bar at each end OF strap and one strip
on each sleeve.
Thtrd Lfeutendat-Same as second lieutenant
emitting bars In strap and one strip on each sleeve
ENGINEERS.
Chtaf Engineer-Same az FIRST lieutenant substi-
tuting wheel In gold In centre. Cap ornament, one
foul anchor snrmounted by wheel
FbSt Assistant Engtneer-Same az second lieu
Tenant shoulder strap same as chief engineer,
emitting one bar at each end OF strap. Cap same as
chief engineer
Second Assistant Enginecr-same as third lieu
tenant substituting wheel in strap and cap
All SACK coats Norn as fatigue dress 10 nave the
and strap ornaments may be found at Messrs shan
non, weller d Cranes, 40 Maiden lane l Mew YORK
GEORGE $. BOUTWELL,
secretary OF the Treasury,