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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ERw.YORE. go.

PORT OF EBW.1ORh, March
CLEARED.
ssamshps-Cy Of Manchester Jones LerpoOl Neptune Baker
CLEOPATRA Phillips,
SisAl and Havana; Nautilus. Hodges shanghai
Shps-EenO Antwerp; Midnight Broek san Francisco
BaTG-lrms CumUins Sagua; H. Jackson warwick haufaa
Brgs-uA r. Carney Poau PetTe Ocean star Carroll
H. Cole Jones ssgus; Kildare Mseomber Olbaari
r. c. Wright Walker, MAtanIi Isabel Murray CadenAs George
Crossley, DemarArE
fed Richards Allen, Para Thomas Crockett Ma
tanIai p Smith, Bunker PorauPTnci j. X CLARK Ogden, New
Hareui Stevens Small Bhldmorei W. X. Chapman, Bdgett
MatanIaI; Dgon heFtnJ BarbadOes r T. Graham Wison,
New Haven.
ARRIVED.
Reveus steamship MCnoch Meman from cruise TO the Etst-
ward MohAuk March g. 10 spoke bark LamphghtSr,
savannah for HsvlOk short Of provisions supplied her Az
m spoke Tiber from Jamaica for New York, p DAYS out
Steamship HewfoFk kordenho Bremen Feb ~ VIA Sonhampton
Feb 80 mdse. aud pass
steamship San Salvador EicEenu Savannah mdse and
steamIhp Montgomery Lyon Savannah, mdse. aRG pass
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HoLNEss HOLE March 6Auved brig Flora Demar, EssYork
Scotia cbrs Laura Bdgman, Baltimore for Boston Charles
Conuer RAppahanuOek River for Baths Leach RoekAnd for New
March arrived brig Hattie EAlon, from NeSfork Tor Boston
March arrived L. NJ Knowles, NewAyen for haeeAsI
Herbert Paine MARY and Euma L. Gregory NevloIk
Boston, Defiance HsuYork for Salem Crescent Lodge Elisabeth
port r Portand Pike Fortune Bay N r., for ke~forh
FOREIGN PORTS.
orEEy,rows 9-The Cunsrd steamship Aeppo, Harrison,
keHiok Feb a. arrived At tes port yesIenlAJ al
o'clock p. q, ~ e., r. -. An,
following american vessels ports Ships Peru York dsE keteas
Miller Clearing r. s. BIZ LombA dsg bark shamrock Ssubdss
Feh q ships Isaac Reh M Warrington
sunbeam aud Narciso ArchelAn1
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0TFicE o. rHs owrHEE MlSlSe CosPASsy,
Jus NEv.YoRK CESIEAL R. r. Co., TREAsIe %
UHE Injunction lately existing, PIonii6itiII

N0TICE.-Tha FIRST NATIONAL BANh
~ Of MARION oted at Marion 10 the State Of ono !, 1 w
H. ,H,s All uosso Jrs creditors q said ASSOCIATION 81.
therefore hereby present the uoes and 9heT n Sk
The Association for psymeutDaIei Marion one Jan
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Office of FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
opposis US Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Banks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make COlleC-
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Elk.
change miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by mOneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-Cent. Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
FISK & HATCH.
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purt pIarNtn's ylutits.

NEw-YoRK,
PoRT.WARDESs OgyioE, No. % WilAmh
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
Section the Act passed Alrl t. 1851, entitled An ActtO
WAeuS Onee Of the Port Of New York. all
interested having Of the sub matter Of such inquiry
.amsuon snrve that the following undsr
bT WAdsrs and tbs The said Examinations viii
within ten dJs Geeseaug thn notice. on bsAsd
vessels;
Steamship s'ss...sss''.ss'sLl
eteamshp Thames.
BARK 1uste Truman.
brE la treOle.
hchE Ida
SchL David Faust. .To6nh
MINrKORNK ToMPIsA- PTsadsHA
J. Ayes HERRnAN 6seTsilfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

OTT7cK OF TVS METROPOLITAN GAsIIGHr Co, Corner
BROADWAY +2D-sr., EEwioRE, March T. 1863
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
~ Of the METROPOLITAN GASLIGHr COMPANY Of the City OF
S.ok that special election Directors Of said Company
viii At the ohes Of said Company the 22d day Of march
lsC st and that the poll will remain for hree hours
Transfer Books Will be closed March Until March o. both inclusive q
VIM hEIKLEHAM. Secretary.
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6bant,s for Susintss 8ltu,

0bantts for Snblntss 5NtU'
A SOAP FACTORY-In capital working order,
"A for SALE cheap $500 per be made easily GOOD
reasons for selling Can at Ma. al West Seveueeuthst
IMPRESS BUSINESS.-HORSES WAGONS,
HARNESS for SALE: established eleven lu-
oure ofJ b. WASS, No. q Broadway. n. y
THE GREAT EUROPEAN VELOCIPEDEw5
s.THR RsSTOOSE" Orders received. STATE AND COUNTY
NiHhi0 'O' sam W. POMEEOY, No. la' Broadway.
TTHAT Fine Old-establshed MANUFACTURE
ne RTSINFSS viii positively SOLD AZ great sAcIhoei
81 500 Apply at b. HoWES CO. Dey.st EoomSo
WANTED-A PARTNER with a cash capital
w n 900 or $1,000 welsahlhed BUSINESS dong
, hps1s Of 30 600 Address X Box No l4 Tribune
ORce.
Of O0O FOR a THIRD INTEREST, SIT in
40 4,NJNJNJ6r,t.rate NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT, or
s65OO whole eireu' saw ard panng goo
Tos no risk SeYork None but those meaning
business need apply a Room No 3 No 70 Broadway.
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.
,EspAYs WEATHER RRPoRr-s.m

MINIATURES ALMANAC.
an, $40 6Ol Moon rises sos
SANDY Hook 6:O4I Cows Issn.. 6:S4 Hell GAte.. e:4S
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aibiSrna 2Otitts.
Sa6ings Sanks.

Sa6iugs Sanks
ALL Deposits made on or before April l,
IA will draw interest from that date
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
COR. THIRD.AVB. AND TWBNTlSlNIHNE
Omen daily from and Monday, Wednesiiy ana
Saturday evenings from 6 to soelosE
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos 800 and 39S CANAl~ST. corner Of laghL ooo
PER CENT INTEREST So TO S9,OOO'
ASSETS S5,S36,736 3d.
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E = RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SUNDAY TEASa-s.ooa m rraa far ot'lsi les > ior
P,isroni hAi ELprsL or Bechssisf B1sie Daatrt
svsaud. ana al points Wet and houh; 500 ks
Fsnt 1rlu: II p IN Tor Pstsrsoa and POn Jsirt
through H. Bufo Rochester DuGtf OsT'tnd
aud Cincinnati oug shl5ss Of ohsh and direct eoHhsh ~A
all Souhsrn ard West iBea
Psrseiy ysaud LuraouI Sleeping cOsh'' accompany ali
Night Trains 49,, -.
BroadS ami Depot isoi Of CbAmbsfs hsu tc sto a. Log
Uoef Depot Jsusr CITY. H. RIDDLE. GtusfIl Supt
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY Kali
IL ROID-Tor LssE BrII'A, Red BiRi, Bh'i'saE A'h"''
TSs, n,M jHssE HoIT daily except sShdIy' '"tl'd
from Pier No 90 i''' Z" W. g. sNEDEN Co, LsH,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
iarufissiunll qutias.
STEAMBOATS, ana SaiIruaSs.

Steamboats, ana 8aiIroaSs
EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIVER
OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
NETWORK and BOSTON NEWPORT PAIL RIVER, TAUNTON
ERW-BEDFORD. and CAPB COD TOWNS and NANTUCKET
Fare and Freight a. low a. by sny other line
One Of the Magni6eent Steamboats,
NEWPORT or OLD COLONY.
Leaves Pier No % r. foot OF huusyIt daily Sundays
sIssptsd.
By this route passengers take train B Newport at and
Boston al 6;lOa In tine with all Northern ssi
Eastern trains; unsubed breakfast beard and take 7iA5
a train, aud arrive In Boston al early business hours
K LITTLEFIBLD, Agent
HEwYORK, March 3, 1882 No. ~ Broadway, Hsw-York
NOTICE.-CHANGE OF HOUR-On and
after MONDAT March 1862 the SOUND LINZ STEAMERS
will leave Sew.iorka at p. M instead Of 4 p M
SAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER, PITCHBURG. NASHUA, LOWELL CON.
CORD. TIKI WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The and OF the Norwich LHe.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK,
leave EswYork daily (SnBdas Ieepsd atl O'clock from Pier
No % North River, foot Of VsstJIL,
FOR NEWLONDOH,
thrs connecting with the Steamboat BIpfe Train O the hboT
points Norwich and Worcester Boston and Nossr
and Nsshua, and Esv-Loudou and Northern Railroads
Freight taken the lowest rlisa For niormaton inqusef
NHap
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Rlvsa Nsws.-Nspslsen- Jsokios, pilot
Of the ill-iatsd mail boat America, has been
Indicted ~ Louisville upon The charge ol
manslaughtsr.
1t 10 authoritativsly announced that st
the recent meeting Of the Supervising
Beard Of Iaspesssss. held q Wsshineton,
d. O., rule Was adopted requiring oil ap
plioants for renewal Of pilots license Of
original pspsrs 70 uudssgs - ssaoisseisa
before their respective LEGAL boards a. 4
their knowisdge Of the laws, rules. t.,
laid down for their government. Any fail.
urs to understand and explain, The full
meaning Of such laws will be sufficisn,
cause on the part Of said local insf sotess
to withheld such license. They must ir
future study their obligations and dutiei
O. give way to these Of moro 0pacitysant
enterprise. This action OF the Supervisinl
Beard IL in the right direction, and VI
trust will BE- stristiy sdhsssd - "a the pas
Of eur lscals. "Etssnsl vigilance 10 III,
prics of liberty" u ia old maxim, and Ii,
success Of professions shsuld rest spsn th'
same grounds, especially whore the live
and property Of our citizens depend upo,
such profession. Therefore ws believe th'
passage Of any and All rules that provid
for che public ssfsty 10 sninsntiy pr0pe
aud il keeping with the true spirit and IN
tent of al parties who are sndsav voripg I,
requisite the csmneres Of Sur Southern IN,
estesn rivers. 81 T. Ras
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
AGRCAAyr PRINCES OF
CHICAGO.


Heretofore 10 vas deemed aeeeoeasy to
ebsain betting fseo Esstssn massfsetursss,
ssd deu6le belt. ftsa twsaty - twsney~
four inches 10 width, ,Wae indeed aeuriooi0y.
Nov cur city demasds aod can beast efens
Of the nest complete betting shops in the
Unitsd States. Muneen 1 Whitmarsh
employ ten men, With oil the modern ma.
chlnery, which, to examine in operation. 10
an interesting study. Our ewn city shows
its appreciation Of the value Of their pro-
ducsiens.
Io passing through their shops ~ we're
strsck with the order and spirit exhibited
the production was startling. A thirty inch
double belt for 7. w. Harvsy's new Plan
ing Mil, Ore proof, the erection ef which
hss cost $4,000
Three ysars age Aunson L Whitmarsh
supplied the Michigan FIGURING Mil, n.
Hawkins, proprietor, with twenty sfour
inch double belt. As IN svidsues Of his
satisfaction, they are row manufacturing
atwsnty-six inch double belt for his City
Mills.
Gould Z Bros new Linsssd Oil Works
produce CITY barrels Of ssl daily and one
hundred tous oil cake weekly. They have
10 store fifteen hrndssd tens Of seed ca
paeity for csushiss 900 bushels daily /;
I'll ~ nschinssy ef medsrn invsntion.--
They have six didraulio presses for express
sing the oil, cash Of which ssverally sus-
aaids ave husarsd tons every thirtsen
minutes. Its two pairs Of rollers Or stones
Ssr grinding. weigh sixteen tons per pair
each. This maohinsrv 10 driven By q
hundred horse power engine, connected by
= twenty enc inch double belt; the seed 10
elevated BY lesser betting. This is the
second mill they have built and this tirm
have pslted for them.
Our next visit Was 10 w. B. Batcham's
lumber. sssh, dosr. and shingle mill, 337
South Canal street. Here we found aneth-
sr twenty >fsur inch belt nsarly 100 feet
lsng, which 10 constantly taxed 100 horse
pswsr, running maebiosfy 10 keep 366
men employed in ito different departments,
aad 10 which ehertly 10 - be attached .
fissring mill.
Burlington Warehouse, B. Sturgis, wnsr,
. twenty -feus inch deuble belt capable Of
sisvating 500 barrels Of highwinss an hsur.
This city abserbs but small share Of
Aunssn L Whitmarsh's bsltisg predictions.
Tho entire Northwest are rapidly learning
ths advantages Of patronsng home manu-
features. Their success 10 In the quality
Of their gssds. Notwithstanding these
facts unscrupuleus agents for Eastern
goods will continue to say to manufact tsrers
that betting ID net. and cannot BE-. made in
Chicago. We give these facts in oontras
dictien Of these statements, aud will cons
cluds our notice Of these gentlemen by
stating tnat the firm devOtss their personal
attention to the manufacture ot belts. They
are men Of worth and responsibility, aud
al consumers Of betting will DO wiso in
son6ding their orders 10 the hands of Nun.
son 3 Whitmarsh. They cordially invite
oil to an examination of tho goods they
manufacture, which includes every descrip.
tior Of Leather betting. = Chicago Price
Currant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
fARMERs, Gee MERE /

Yoa can aAA fnlly oneshalf %
teths Durability OF your Harness and Casriassteps
viii little care and triAing expense, and % SAVE
a snermous waste Of property. This you car cor
tsialy % BY the tiaely use Of
Rraplx miller's Prepared 1la1.
~ Hlsekiss which 10 equally vaisablsfss Boots
aad Shoes when only soitsnipg and rFesssvisgqual'
ities ars required bat IL not - eeetually water
pfosfss
Freak Nl111oP'S l.cseheF Rreoer.
vative ans Waterproof OIL Blscking. desif nedex-
pressly for Bssts sne ghses.
Thirty Years In MARKET an1
speh has bees H. euastant lneseassng 1s0anA that
tAsss articles eaa nsw bssasily aaa ehsaDy etssasd
almoet svesywhWe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
ALI6MA. k
The only Reliable ReslOr. W.
atfve and = Perfect
Hair Dressing. u

This adnirable preparatio on IL most efficient rem
cdr for Daldness. II preveats the hair from falling
"a or turning graz, and causes to grew luxurAnty
naking il very soft, glossy and beauifal, restor nS
It 10 its natural color. also fress ths head from
dandru6 and cures al diseases Of the scap. Try II
ths came price you can get : larger quantity and .
mgch cleaner preparation.
Eanufactured BY Sew ard, Bentley = chessy. Duf
Yalo. n r., and sold by all Druggists.
Burnhams . Van Setback. Chicago, Agepts for the
Northwest. iyedw&e&W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
Cash Capital $I,OoO,OOO

HlRST NATIONAL DANk BUILDING,
whore the ssuessl bssissss osths npssy 10 trans
sctsd. and to Whieh ail gsnerai coYrespoadsnes
should b addressed.
Jay oeekev FAila. =. A. lsslins. W aahinstsn
q. L. CLARK, Phila. neory y. Cooke. Wash.
=. natsASsra STAR PAiia. w. =. Chandler, Wash.
Wn.0.nsoshsad, Phila. JeAa =. Defrees, Wash.
0ss =. Tylss, Phils. 4lwas1 Dodge. .NswYesk.
'.AlssE'ss CsAfs ~ sv51cnHa NJ sAhe''eeS'S ~ J.
ClAamss n. ClAax, PhiladsapAia. President.
nnsas ,. eesga. WssAinstoa. vies President.
JAs CsssA CAaAnnsn ylnanss ana Executive Cso.
Bnunssa ". Pnsy. Phila.. SECRETARY and Acsuay.
=. D. TsnSA Washnetsn. Assistant Secretary.
VAAscss q. ssasx, y. y. Medical Director.
J. 8w'ns Mass, \. D., Assist. Medical Difsctss.
spfcAL ADVISORY DoARD.
J. Z. d nastesn-Oeoesal. q. 0.A., wash.
Pile .Ohisf I1bAisal DsDatnsat. y. s.N.
D.w.S,..1. B.. w..A,sss...
oOLIcIrORs AND ATTORNEYS.
W.. :. C.AsDLas. wsshisston, DC.
Diseases Asns. Philadelphia. r..
rAis osnpasy, National In ,,s character, sosrs.b,
ssass: q i: ,are: Capital, Lev k.iss Of Iiemiun
ing lie yet presented to The public.
~ sa2es q Essnica, bslng largely reduced. ar:
-: Z. 70 ss !; ls. q S:
- oAeesteauss of Notes. Dividsnds. and the mis-
aa4sfetan4iags which tho latter are spt to cause
osvGsl ~ ss1 attractive tsb,ss avs sow p,esest.
q. whiee nesA only to - sDa.sstosd e prove g.
eslealle = ~ pablo. such q tbs scDC0ss
SsysSjs e 1sasI. Sos VIII receive. living. .fses
ssioa ysss: :. e :nss, , y, 8 n, Seie, n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
s'A's VI IOWA. AUDITORS 0FPIcE.

~. issusAscs DsrAarsvS.,
VS. AoNss, January 18th. 1859
wassaA:. The Naaiorsl ln,.r..r. con,,.
49, ."eo ~ Daveuport, in the sts,. =, fa-
49,. = .nis oh,cs a sworn sts,tmen, ~ ,,..a.
!" ss she 'hiity dtst day OF Decs = h., ,sSs
~. n WIN the provisions OF an A., ~
tns usnstsi Assembly OF the fiat. AZ r. no' u
lasise 20 Insurance g, mpsn,es. snn,"x. - ~
Itt. 1855; and whereas, sald ,ts,swsas suu
shAt SAID Insurance Compfry IL ro.srs,, "a ~ ~
.eqaisne amount Of capital. invested a. !, an,,es
~ said Act; 'f"''"
ihsassoas. In pursua ancs Of ls~ I y.hr 4
snst', Auditor sf state, do hereby eet,,,v ,hs,
.sls insurance company is authorized 10 tran ,aet
tns susensse OF Fire Insurance in this state bv
Asenss: properly appointed and aslhs,sed 10
eehaowIedes sei vice Of process for And An h.b.r
q said Oonpeay. ~ ssrsqu,red bv ssi1 Hsa mill
be Sles day Of January. A. D., ls,C.
tart1sr certify that said ststs msnt ahovs
iss. ne assusl sncuut sf paid %
@ss OaVital ef said Comveay, Dee.
Slst. 1858. TO BE-. .......... oiys. Sso 90
"a. fhe aggregate ssoun, 81 Assets
% ssid Company, Dec. sist,
:. - 1858 to be bc............... 2si.7so vi
I'd. The aggregate am uht If Liza.
bl,tlcs Of said q, mpsny. Dec
~. .sls,. ises. 70 be -. =. 2s.6e5 81
0h The aggregate luccrc ~ said
Company for the year lSes.
=. -" be-. .s......,.. 5. 5i.s5a ~
sAid COMPANY. tor the wear
iS'N, 70 DC. e................. 2r.OT2 a.
isTssrtsps, WuaRscv, 1 have here
VA unto subscribed my name and af
nsed the seal ot my Office the dsv
aud date above written
JOHN A ELLIOTT,
Auditor OF State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

DAvssPosf IN 1sS5.-Aftsr hsving tsav
aled through the streets Of DaysnpeYt aad
viewed the houses. many Of them magnifi
cent bsildings, furnishing shelter fsf mere
than 10000 inhabitsnts, enc can hardly
realize that thirty three years ego the pres
snt site was % unbroksn hay Geld, with but
one solitary house, that Of Antoine Ii
Claire. Yet such is the fact. In . con-
versatisn yesterday with nr. George W
Griffin, dry goods merchant, Of this city
he stated that in 1885 he cut 200 tens ol
excellent prairie hsy for Mr.. LeClaire where
that city now stands. But, alas the mea
dow 10 gone. II the Hewksyss bed hspl
away, what . nice dairy farm il would have
made. What supply of lsctsal fluic thi,
rich meadow would have afforded for the
infants Of the ancient city Of Rockingham,
once its rival in business and wealth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

SrAxrLns INFORMATION. - The Rock
Island Argue tells its readers that somebody ,
and wife ere boarding at the Rodmau
House, Bro. D. Dc you see the point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

The Tsms county Union has changed
hands-W. G Cambrgc taking the stsol
from Bro. Ingham.
Major Willie Drummond hiss resigned
- Csmmissisnsr Of Bauksupicy for The
Third District.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Foa Catarrh buy full pint bottles Of VOL
cotrs Annihilator. in white wrappers. 81.
Wolcotts Pain Paint is also in white wrap
pers only. Sold at Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

frtay Boar Ovr.-fhs lee has len the
river and The Ferry bsst bee again steamed
up to its accustomed place. New for river
business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Tho EAeea Ledger states that The
skeleton of . female was found in The
woods near Mr.. Chai1n's coal bank On
Monday last.
A suGstisg. chap who stunblsd ever q
coal pile placed in the centre Of . side.
walk, shreetsuo - sue Dee Neines IL he
breaks HE other shin 10 the same way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

A GRAND AND ARRlrED SuccEss.-Wa
learn that 20 great has beooms the demand
for DR.. Ssgs's Oatarsh Remedy Of lsts. that
instead Of grinding aud preparing the in
gssdisnts which outer into it's composition,
in common druggiN's mortar, the pros
pri stor has had to resort tea large set ol
French BurrMill Stones, which ere run BY
watsr pswer. Whom IL ID considered that
Il 10 but short time since tbs remedy
WAS discovered and put on sale, this may
truly b said y sstissiy eclipse the sucoess
which has met the remedies Of Aver, Jams,
MsffAt. Townsnd. and the whole fraternity
Of proprietary medicine vsnders. Where
there is such success, there must bs some
merit. tis for sale in almost every drug
store in the land, and is alss sold largely
and sent through the mails at sixty cents
per package Buffalo Evening Pest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Inc new OrioanS HepuOtScdn ynuB OeISteS
the old>fogyism Of the Crescent city:
We regret to learn that there is back-
wardness on the part Of ship owners In this
port to cooperate with the projectors Of the
grain elevator in their efforts to build up .
regular system Of direct shipments to
Europe. This trade Il hardly yet in lis
Infancy, and has powerful antagonistic
interests in the Northern cities to contend
with. Every ems, therefore, who expects
to profit by its ultimate success should
assist by every means in his power in
fostering it in the early stages. At the
outset an unexpected obstacle was
encountered in the high rates Of freight
demanded by steamboats, for bringing grain
in bulk from Cairo to New Orleans. This
difficulty has been overcome to some extern I
by the employ msnt Of barges. Is has been
demonstrated that freights can be carried
cheaper by this node than BY the ssdiussy
steamboat. The Elevator and Warehouse
Company has provided an slvatsr Of great
capacity, and excessive storage rosm fsr
the landing and safe keeping Of grain while
il remains here. They have incurred an
sxpsnae efabsut 94oO. 600. Some earn has
already come forward in bulk, and now
awaits shipment. The quantity is net
large a. yet, - the shipments are REGARDED
still to some extent % experimental, yet,
email - the amsu0t really ID, several ship
captains refuse to engage unless At ap
advance Of about two pence per bushel to
Livespssl, alleging shat there ars husarsds
instead Of tens Of thousands Of bushels
The advance Of two pence sterling (about 8
csnts) per bushsl, amounts to prehibisiop,
as there is net enough margin left for profit
70 the shippev.a o. 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13
THE CITY.

PsnvEcr SPEcrAcLrs, scientifically fitted,
st The Jswslry Store Of Baldwin 4 Msf-
sten, % second street, uadsr gNswssub
House.
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A ou,,r,eu,, R,onr,-Hev for publ;,

A Quasfiexsp RoRT.-Hsw for pubic
ofIlssrs have the night to make srbitssry
rulss Tor ths ssnvsnisncs Of their saplyese,
which directly aiIsst the rights Of those
whs pay these smployses. il . question
that has arisen On the refusal sf the School
Board 10 permit eertaia scholars to take
music lesssns during school, hours. We
are informed By . member sf the Beard
that u ssehslsEv ass absent six times Of late
twelve times without On excuse they ere
sxpsllSd; and, ~ tAsif ssticn onlths rsti.
ton ofthoss desiring y b excused fer ths
parpsss n instruction IN those branches
net taught 10 the scheels, they have de-.
eided that being absent or late for such ob.
ieets arc not excuses. Now the question
is, have the parents or taxpayers any
right TO send their children to scsool and
say they shall study any other branches
than those taught in the schools, to what
extent have school dirsctsrs the pswsr 70
expell scholars from the public school,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

Go AND aes San Perry aboit your spring
sassAins. As has he osst esaplsts stock in
The city. All vasietiss and pattssns-as
immense stsck Of uudsselelhiag will Be
found here - vsA - large supply d
gents furnishing goods. No heuse in the
staes has larger or more complete stock
than Perry, and the goods are uniformly :
cheap. seeerding TO the quality and make.
Go and oxamine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-13

CANCERS CURED
IN uGDRRN, once and InArmary, 69e Wabash
u Az South of14th street, Chicago, III. Succe11f-
fully treats Cancers wtho N KNIFE Loss Of Dlood
Serfeus Pain. in the shortest time imaginable. Also
su ccesefull treats Chronic Diseases and Consunp