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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
What MNkes lEolleu Scarce.

What Makes Money Scarce.
A great many persons are
complaining Of the extraordi-
mary scarcity Of money at this
time. The complaint is a just
one, too. Everybody feels
the oppression Of tight
money market. But people
don't seem tounderstand why
money is scarce just now
The great cause of this scar
city is owing to the fact that
the Secretary Of the Treasury
has been paying off the bond
holders the semi-annual in
terest on their bonds. The
bondholder must get his in
terest though the country
suffers. The Democracy don't
believe these bondholders
should rob the people any
longer. They have already
received in gold interest more
than they loaned the Govern
ment. They should receive
no more, Help the Democra-
cy into power; that party
believes it is better to work
for the benefit Of the poor
taxpayers, than for these
non-producing gentry who
live off the earnings Of the
farmer and mechanic.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
NOTICE.
McArthur and zaleski Road.

Notice Is hereby given TINT n petition will be
presented to the Commissioners cfVinton coun-
ty, Ohio, NJ their neStsession in September, A.
d. 1860, praying for The location and establish
mont of6 county road from the village OF Near.
thur, in Elk Township, to the village of zaleslll,
in Madison Township, in said county, along the
following described route to wits
Beginning on tho Section line running east and
west and at the point where the Alley or Street
running north from North Street crosses said
Section line, and running east on said Section
line rs near Gs may he rOcticabe across the land
Of Hiram Hubert, and between the lands o james
Pitcher and Chester French, and between the
lands o. Moddox'sheirs and James Pitcher, and be-
tween the lands Of James Robbins heirs and Hen.
ry Payne or Davis II Payne, and between the land
OH. s. Hawk and Davis & Payne or Henry Payne,
to ntersect tho road leading from Rob-
bins Bridge on the Macarthur and Athens rond to
4. j. Swoim's on tho Macarthur and Logan road, nj
the "Dawson Mill Seat" now owned by j. s. Hawk;
thence northward along said road TO the loot OF
the hill, near Walnut Tree, on tho land Of Will
liam Gold thence In almost an e0sterly direction
along tho most practicable route across tho Ian ds
ton FurnNG Coal CO., llcirs Of James Robbins,
and Patrick Larry, 10 intersect the county road
leading nom Nlnton Station 10 Inlesl, at or
near sad Minators harn; thence norhward
along said road to the bank Of Ruccoon Creek,
about 30 rods above tho Marietta \ Cincinnati
Railroad Bridge; thence across said Creek in nm
ensterly direction and across the lands Of Mrs
Delight Bowen and the Zilcski Co. TO the foot OF
tho hill near the Section line; thence along the
foot or base OF the hill across the lands Of said
llleski Co. 10 or neara well, IN an old orchard,
near said Railrond, and thence IN north easter-
Broadway Street, In sal village OF zalesl,I, at
10 end. MANY PETITIONERS.
Augusta, lsGo.tds
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
Ro,,d Holders.

a|I.f
1t is tho business of the Bond
Holder to draw his interest, pay no
taxes, and grow rich. aw .p
It is the business ofthe poor man
to pay taxes even on their oun notes,
to raise money to place in bank for
the rich, non-taxable, bondholdlng
aristocrats TO squandcr,
Every United States bond Is a
screw to drive tho sweat out of the
present gencration--it is q mort
gage of steel on tho children and
foreigners yet to como.
Our patriotic fathers loft us one
legacy--we leave oar children an
other e Sogcs 5l.g .M att5.
Tell usas you will---tho iron Of
facts is entering tho osoul Of working
men, and the Bond Holders will Gro
long be compelled to work Or starvo,
rs better mon must. s,ma D 1rs
Working men-talls about all
these things, Ropudiation isyour
,c,,Ilt,1 ,1lfiif hlAi Nl1Hff t0N 4ili' ttal
Nis'''H'y Aag tli'nt essp hHi gaA fsed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
ROAD NOTICE-

Notice is hereby given that q petition will he
presented to the Commissioners of Vinten conn.
", Ohio, at their next session m September, ID.
1869, praying for the location OF a county road as
follows, to-wit.
BEGINNING at the William Foe Bridge, on the
Nesonvlle road, in swan Township, in sald
county, and running to The line between Thomas
Rannclls and William Fec; thence on the line
the most practicable route up tho hill; thence to
60 to the line between Thomas Rannells and
AqIlila Webb, near said Webb's house; thonce
on the line between Webb and Rannels, follow
ing the ridge to what Is called the Dillon road,
and there TO eud. MANY PETITIONERS
August 4, lSGO.tds
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
4 Mtnesteri0gl &co1emclrok

A bold and successful forgery, perpe-
trated by sRev MIR. Mitchell, Methodist
clergyman ut Chittenango, Madison coun-
~, N. Y, has bOen discovered. He forged
the name Of Robert Stewa rt, President Of
the National Bank Of Chiuenango, to a
draft Of $4,000, payable to :he order OF
Rev. Mr.. Greenleaf, Methodist minister
Gt Lee Centre, Mitchell and Greenleaf
look alike, and the former deceived Mr..
Csrelton, the New York publisher, into
identifying himself as Greenleaf, 10 whose
order the draft was payable at.tbe Fourth
National Bank Of New York Mitchell
got the money, and invested It in Gov
ernment securities. His resemblance to
Greenleaf led to HE detection. He has
restored 81 4ooo, and effected hia escape. -
Exchange Paper.
We'll, suppose he did forge his
name to q $4,000 draft, draw the
money, invest it in bonds, and cs-
cape 1t makes no difference so
ho is ''loyalr p lie proved that he
was earnestly and extremely 'goy.
al'-frst, by forging another mans
name and drawing $4,000; second,
by investing the $4,000 in bonds
This Rev, Forgcr is much like
our salaried neighbor of of the Yin
ton Record-wants to "prcsont n
clean record a clear conscience, and
look honestly into tho face of cred
itors.n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

The deadly antagonism that marks their
existence in Europe. The rich grow rich,
er and the poor get poorer. Between The
greed of the larger capitalists and the
corruptions Of-our Government, the man
Of small means and the laborer and me-
chanic are being ground as between the
upper and neither nillslones.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
FULL AGE
PHOTO -LlTHooRAPHs,

From original designs by DORE, the emf.
pencil, as IL we'll known, has furnished several
hundred designs for the Illustration oil the most
elegant and costly edition of the Bible ever pub
lished.
This great work has received the endorsement
and warm commentator of Pleading olergymen
of all the principal evangelical denominations.
In inct no one 70 whom we have submitted tho
manuscript has declined to give IL his hearty
endorsement.
The universal sentiment among those who have
given tho matter the most attention, seems 10 bo
that Mr.. MURRRY's worl, will fll n long recog.
nised hiatus IN our Christian literature, and meet
o want long felt.
The work consists ofa Mctrical Versihcatlon OF
what may be properly termed tho
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
Mas. sALLrE E. Bowen.

LIsTof letters in Postofflce, at Macarthur,
Aug. 1st, 1869: Sarah ]. Anderson, Isaac
BANTER, 2, Mary Belforl, Ulysses Clay
poole, Elizabeth ChenOweth, Isaac Kipp, 2,
". A. Pearce, Sarah Roberts, A, Rusk
W, s. Raymond, Peter N. snider, Caroline
Tucker, Paris Wood.
NJ Nal LnnnrnM p NJ "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
POETRY OF THE BIBLE

And Of yersos constructed upon topics taken
from other portions OF the Inspired Word, toe
gether with the ENTIRE BOOK or Jon, arranged N
the form OF n asAcuED DRAMA, which is prononnc cd
by Nil who have read IL, a. particularly fine II "
believed IL will stand the seyorest critical test.
The thoughts and figures OF the Bible are pre-.
served, and when practicable tho very words ot
our common version, 10 that there are produced
a collection OF verses that are truly divine, be-
cause composed entirely Of Biblo Thoughts;
while thoir variety and ndapiednees TO the varied
wants of n Christian people will render them
useful and profitable, toa degree that con not
we'll bo over-o estimated
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

FoR SALE The Steam FIGURING and
Saw Mills at Wilkesville, known 0s the
"JonOs Mills" is for sale, as will be seen
by referring to Sheriff's advertisement in
this paper. The appraisement Is U1y low,
and good bargain may be had
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
SALE.
Stale Of Ohio. Vnton CamiN
Enoch Rutter, Pl'R,
AGAINST

Stale Of Ohio Vinton Comig,
Enoch Rutter, Pl'R,
Daniel =. Dana ct uX., Deffs.
ln,Ninton County Court ~ Common Pleas.
Pursuant TO the command of an order of sale
in the above cause issued from the COUtt Of
Common PlGasof Vnton county, Ohio, aud 10
me directed rs Sheriff of sgid county, | will
otlor at public sale ut T. o door Of the Court
House, in the Town Of McArthur, in said
county of Einton. on
Monday, the 9Th daycf September, A.
d. 1869,
at the hour Of o'clock p. ~ of said day the
following described lands and teneInents, to-
witt
m-Lot, In the Town Of Macarthur, Vlnton
county, Ohio, Numbered Two Hundred and
Twenty-slX (228,) and In-Lot in snid Town
QSS)
Taken as theprorerty Of tho dcfendants to
satisfy an order and decree of Ofni0reSlid court
in iaVor of Enoch Rutter for el0l W, together
with interest and costs.
Appraised as follows, to-wt;
In-lot No. 22B vt $1,000 0O
ln-lICt No. l83 Mt 10 100
And must bring two-thirds OF that sum.
Terms of Sale-~Ono-half cash at the time OF
sale, and the balance In sixty days secured
DANIEI BOOTH,
Sheriff Vinton county.
D. II. Shlvcl, Atty for PPR
August /, lS9-jw-l5%
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
Where to B3Gv q Nice Home !?

IwILL sell my house and lot situated on
High Street, nearly opposite thC Christian
Church, at very low price. The house
contains four rooms, there is an excellent
well of water and many different kinds
Of good fruit trees on the lot. very
desirable place to reside.
Mas. SALLIE e. Bowen.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

\ BULLOCK, Governor Of Georgia,
has just turned loose two moro me-
gro criminals, one convicted Of rape,
tho other Of arson, In the matter
of pardons there is only one Cover
nor that deserves mention with
Bullock and he is Geary Of this
State, -Pittsburg (Pa) Post. Y. %
Yes, thorc is Just ono other Gov
omor-R. B, HAYS, Of Ohio. He
has turned loose moro thieves and
murderers during the past two
years than any other fiyc Goyor-
norsof Ohio ought to lot loose in
Ten years. lba as8 d8 ise 9s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

30 DEMOcRATs, beware, thcre are wolves in
sleeps clothing circulating among you
at this time for the purpose Of diverting
your minds from the true issues Of the
campaign. Negro suffrage was the great
question in Ohio, In 1867, Negro Suffrage
is one Of the great questions in not only
Ohio, but In the United States in 1867.
These vile men are, therefore, in view Of
hope to force upon Ohio Negro Suffrage,
epdOayoring to throw dust in our eyes by
getting up strife among us, hoping that
by SO doing we will have to devote our
timc 10 healing up wounded feelings and
thereby neglect on exposition Of their
base corruption. We feel confident that
no good Democrat or conservative gentle
man Of vinton county will listen to the
sayings Of thesc vile fellows for moment.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04

so soon as the names are sent usl
This will not pay us pecuniarily,
but we make the offer for the sake
Of the principles involved in the
next election. Let it be remem-
bcred that the people Of Vinton
county must again 60 the polls and
defeat Negro Suffrage and show the
Black Radical Imperialists that
they are earnestly in favor of White
Men ruling VintOn county.
Friends of tho cause, send in the
names and tho quarters; but if you
haven't the quarters, just send the
names. Address t5.s llt
laea, fa ]. W. BOWEN,
up Ed. & Pub. Enquirer,
t''' l' McArthur O..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
Shel'if9s Sale.

Me''if's Sale.
State Of Ohio, ViatOa County.
VIII, Brown & Co.. plaintiffs,
against
A. c. Dowd and Others, Defendants:
In Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton county.
Vendi Execution.
DURSUANT TO the command of o vendt
J. execution issued from the Court Of Com.
mon Pleasof Vinton county, Ohio, and to mo
directed MS sheriff of said county, will offer
at public sale ut the door Of the Court House,
in the Town OF Macarthur, Vlnton county,
Ohio, on
Monday, the 30M day Of August, 4.
d. 1869,
at the hour of2 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, tho
following described lands and tenements, TO-
wit:
In-T.ot Number Two Hundred and Twenty
mo. 22O,) In the Town of McArthur, Vlnton
county, Ohio,
Taken MS the property Of A. G. Dowd 10 sat-
isty an Execution of aforesaid Court In faver
Of VIII, Brown d. 20.
Appraised nj One Hundred and Twenty-f1v
dollars tsl25 0OD nnd must bring two-thirds Of
that sum.
Terms of sale--Cash In hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vluton county, o.
July 2s, 1Sc9-5w-l2.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
SALE.

State Of Ohio, Vmton County.
a. b. Watkins, Administrator OF the Estate of
Christopher WinlSleman, decd, PpR,
against
William A. Pearce aud Samuel v. Dodge, De-
PENDANTS
In Court Common Pleas Viuton county.
Order and Decree
Pursuant to th0 command of m order AMI
decree issued from the Court of Common
Pleas uf Vlnton county, and State Of Ohio, and
to me directed as Shcr Il of said county, | will
offer for sale at public auction, nj the door OF
the Court House, In the Town OF Macarthur,
In tho county aforesaid, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-08-04
CSdel..MfNsi

la TnE original and only improved Buck
eye Vino aud Cider Mills FOR salo by
srHoso &oipppss, Go endscc them lbe,
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR
BIBLE LYRICS:
THE MATURE PRODUCTS OF
THIRTY YEARS STUDY.
REV. J)EN A. MUT Ray.

Soon TO bo i'sued in one elegant volume Of
about 800 double column pages, ombollishei
with
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TOWNSHIP LAND APPRAISERS.
Democratic ElQiTGri6l the Campaign
F1Or 25 CentS-s
OR FTREEs

In order to induce an almost uni
versal circulation lof the Democratic
Inquirer during the Campaign, and
contribute to the advancement OF
sound principles and the success of
tho Democratic organization, we
propose to send the Democratic En-.
4airer until after the election for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

WAaniRoroN, Jan. 7.-OHicial dispatch.
o. under date Of December Goth have been
received al Gen. Grants hsadquartcrs.f from
Gen. Horass Porter. Of his stsf. relating TO
the troubles in Arkansas. Gen. Porter
states that himself and Gen, Babcock had
arrived at Little Rock two days before,
and proceeds to give at lsngth . state
mont Of facts % fer % they hive ascsrtained
them.
lie says the present State government
Was certainly in some danger previous to
the election, aud rscitss = number Of muir
ders and outragss commiited. He says the
Governor, Senator Rice and others, were
obliged to sleep in the State House under
guard, for fear Of assassinatisn-thal the
Governor wisely refrained from taking any
violent measures until after tho election,
fearing that the opposition might make
capital Of it, but Immediately after election
be organized force OF 500 men, ene-:eurth
colcrsd, and sent them to this south west
and northeast parts Of the State, with cr-
ders to live of the country, giving veuch-
ere for ,hngs taken, his inteotisn being TO
pay oil loyal holders OF vouchers, bu. no
o.hsrs.
Twp men have already been executed by
sentence Of military commission. Seven
sthsr- are in prison, and . great number
have been run out Of the State.
Gen. Porter says there is . disposition
aneng all business men to Voluntarily en-
roll themselves ava posse, pledged to assist
the Sherifis in arrestins iawlsss characters,
IL the Government will relieve them from
martial law.
The Governor has received many such
pledge, and martial 10 ~: exists new in emily
. part efths counties. The entire cen srv-
alive wing Of the Republican party wsrs
opposed to the declaration Of martial law,
inc uding Gen. Smith, commanding troops
Of tho Y. S Army. They admitted a reign
Of terror was established by the rebels, but
| wanted the United States to make The ar
rests.
Gov. Clayton argued in defence Of his
policy that rebels generally are anxious to
have United States troops among them, =.
they (the rebsls) reap . pecuniary bsneG,
from the necessary expenditures Of the
troops, while the militia take from then
without paying, and extar. from them
pledges to respect the Laws and also teach
them tina. the State is abls to taks caro- OF
itself.
The militia hsvs been under telerab'-
good control, the p'undsring report turning
out to DO the taking Of supplies IN lcl
orders.
Tho Gevsrnsr's oourss has ne doubt
seriously interfsrsd with business where
martial Law hes been proclaimed, and
iajarsd bnsinsss mss Of al parties; hsacs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

the opposition o. 'oyslis',. II hns interr.r.i
,rsvel, taken or nG-as fer .ha militia st
ssssens when then they were badly needed
and created many paHics.
II has. However, accomplished much
mere COED than the most ssnguine
expected Gen. Smith acknowledged he
thought the Governors judgment ~ss
better than his, sud the re.ul, would fuly
justify the action Of the former.
The Governor is now dispo,ed TO relieve
cseh county ircm martial law as soon 40 it
can be don- safely.
The Governor is certainly man Q!
intelligence and nerve, and has laborsd
uud:r difficulties that would have deferred
any officer. Four thousand arms were
q. zed by the Ku Kuxss and thrown of
the boat below Memphis; be could seldom
secure good men for Office, and in eastern
counties he had 70 depend entirely upon
negroes for soldiers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

E1tsset Of letter from nse. NAsnAs LupssY.
Counsy Judge Of Shelby o.. lsWa, dateA Har-
Ian. April u, ls67.-lt 10 decidedly preferred
to Any other Imminent ssld In this section.
Extract of letter fssm SAsusl 8. Hupp. d.
ted Fsllsburg. Ohio. July II. lsse.-ln Jane
last Henry Sane had . yeasling colt thas he'd
what vas supposed - - Dipihssis for more
than ten days, % thasit sould net eat, and The
thsoat swellen almess shat, and BY the use Of
three o. fsur spplisat,sns Of the dellas BOTTLES
did the desired effect.
Frsm A. q. MEL, Louisville, Cssshsetoa Co..
Ohio, March, leS3.-l have useA yeur Oasslise
Oilisr the Scratches ss my horse, aad Il cared
IL with the 6Sst application.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
Union BILLIARD HALL


THE CELEBRArRD PAST TROTriN0 HORSE
L 40 BENNETT !" uStil quite recently the prop
erty Of joseph Bennett. Eco, Of Muecatine, Iowa
will be drawn by Lottery. AZ DAVENPORT. on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day ofJaauafys 1852
40 Bennett 10 Bashaw gelding. seven years
cid, sixteen hands high, OF brown color, aud per.
fectly sound neis . brother to the renowned
Bull OF the Notwithstanding tho same psdisrss
ani equal high blsed and bottom HE trainer snd
those scquainled with him. eli say that he 10, In
nerve and etrids. the peer Of the famous King d
western Troiters. This hsrse wAs raised aAd
owned By Mr.. Bennett until taken By hle eeeignee
In bankruptcy. AID sold the eofh dey OF Deem
Der isst ct pubic auction - Joha Acklsy, ESQ OF
this city Mr. kckley b0us The horse On specsla-
ton al low price Of $500, and being earnestly
urged by many of eur citzsns, has determined to
put hi m up ct fair and honssf crawinS, and give
all who wsh fair chance . vim this splendid prise
There will he $50 tickets numbered from one APP
warcs,, Sold at 3s each. And In order that shere
NAV az no chance Of fraud Or unfArnees. 10 An
ounce that there will be a0estng Of the ticket
holders at the Bnrtie Hence In ths city( Dsvcnp pert
q, O'Clock A. NJ OF the fiat day Of January. 1869.
and that the vote of the majority Of eueh helders
presert shall determine the tanner In which the
drawing shall be Quoted. The drawing will take
place at IL NJ, At the same place. The tickets ean
b. had II Grev., ~ atsoa , Day ,Plummsre. Thonp
.oa D Carmichael. Z. n. 6reere, Matt. Fisher. J.
T. Smith, and David Eil, n their respective plsee
OF businsss. Jan'-o1Wu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Tkx lots in North Davenport and IL in East
davenport. cheap rs dirt. 4,od ~ scre farm 10
Pleasant Valley. only 81, eco. and lots Of ether
bargains. Wild land BIZ the car. load.
ELDnipsx i BIO,
Lssd aad Insurance Agents.
20 Brady atYeet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Mnssas. McLAx 1 Baos, Wholesale Drug.
gists. Wheeling, Va, say. under date Of July
-, 1868. that Snsy cas safely recommend ths
0srglisg OIL for mere disease thss il 10 Tssoa.
nendod for.
Frsn J. K. FsnsR. Uniontswn. Pa. Juss 81,
lss7.-Yeur 0argling Oil 10 deisg much better
here than formerly, since ~ virtues nave b.
soas keown. and shs bottles put Up fsr Family
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
RAILROADS.


Chicago, ksck Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
1868. Winter ArrunsemsBI. 1859.
Trains run Nv Chca 20 time which is twelve mia
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY NOV ~. 1883,
~ and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAYS excepted, - follows
Going Hast-lst Mail train st........6 10. A. =.
ID Night express. 20, ?. ..
0siag West-lst, Express and Mail for Des
Nsine. and Washington. 50 A. =.
I'd, Hired. for Dss Aoinss ssd
4uscatlAo. .....0 0VPo.
Arrive as Daves2or, daily. Sunday szssptsA
grsa the East-ls, Night express at. q %. A
I'd Daily EI. 1 nail. 3 Of. ?.
vrsn Ne Wsst--lst Mixed frso Dies MONIES
500 AZ
"a. Express frsn Dss hoinss
and Washington. ....7. s0p.s.
ooxxscsIsHs.
A. Chicago With oil Eastsrn Rsutss.
A. Jslist with y. 4. I y. L. X. h. for DlssR.
Il LsSslle With l. G. h. n fer Duaisith. D.
A. Pssd Cfssk With o. B. ! q. =. =. fer Bar.
lisgtsa, ksoksk and Quincy.
x Peoria with p. p. / J. h. r. Ae.
A. Dee Msiass. lsws City, and Wsshisatss
Wits Wssssrs Staes CO. . Sssgss. for oil points
west Southwest and Northwest.
sleeping Cseshss % oil Wight trains. Through
::. s: e. :' c IL: ss''''' ''
PA. HALL. Asst 0sa. Hupt. Chisage.
4. KmBALs. ASH. Supt. lsws Division.
4. \. n,lss. Asv, Dsvespsrt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Prom On. T. W. Ellis. Treupville. tea. Jan.
8. ls5e-Ifl could receive both boxes Of the
CsrRling Oil il will not be too much. 40 think
could soon lind sale for Il all, the inquiry being
frequent since il 10 supposed that l hsvsit for
sale.
From d. wv. q McCALL, Channels, Ne,
Nov. 9, 1855 Your 0arglise Oil 10 taking the
shine OF frsm all the liniments Of the day. II
you desired them. could procure dozens Of
certificates frea the best citissns Of the ceuatsy