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FOR SALE & 6 To LEfs'
For sale.

THE subscriber offers his farm, situated in Var.
Il b, containing as acces of good laLd d in
Guiding abou- s a,ses wood land. A two story
house, wood and cargiag hous ss and arm with eel
lar an ara Of about 40 trees good frnit. There
s also good wharf for SHIPPING h4y. The acili les
for sea oressing are VI su passed. Said farm was
situated iwo mill n ON Yasmouth Fats.
For further particua enquire of The s7b -criber
at Yarmouth Fails, or Capt. Ro heus Drinkwater
near the premises. y =, .t.....,.sft
decdtf = Nt-H-74 ts HENRY HUTCHINS
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aid for the National Freedmen.

A REANG EMENT has been made by which all
n contributions fofthe National Freedmen 9 Re-
lief Association will be forwsrded promptly, with
out expense, to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed, and directed to G. G. LEIGH, Nos
j G. Mercer street, Sew York, Care of George B.
Davis Por land, Maine. = -
Contributions in Money 70 Eben Steele, Esq Port
and Ne. WM. GEO; HMAWk M -. ~
January Cd 1865. iap3d3m
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Found.

ON tho shore of House Island, near Fort Sea m
" mel. common sza kee Boat; the per IL re-
bost away. q. SfRUBRi DGE.
House Island, Portland Harbor, March l4--d3s*s 81
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THE subscriber offers fo> sale his Farm on the
l. road between Sac ,srappa and Gorham. 1t con-
tans 54 asre OF well divided into tiilsge and
grass iani. There is tle farm, oae Story house
carriage house, and barn 81 fet 6y 6O with good
cellar nnd r it. lt has good orchard, with aoout
300 young ut trees. JOHN ii. ALLEN,
lshzasyooa Ssccarappa.
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Fam, for saae.

YIHE Subscriber off rs his Farm situated in Cape
a III zlbetn, aDou ii mill rom Portland Bridge,
containg l6 acres of L ma Baild,ns IS 4ooi. 80
For articuara enquire of E. N. PERRY, at The
Sheriff Office, or throug tbs Por lind Post Office
Box l7g6 fahIAdtf
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a -1hs Spar lot,' CO atainipg ebout
tsSifslSL>- l 35s aires. tuated in Cumberland,
~ EsSzsAA two Hiles from the depot mostly
f. tFsssA1x ,fe n wig snd; ba nee wood.
and. All well >encsd, wit, a b rn
on on he arm For terms apply 10 II R S4ICKNEY,
Head OF Long W hari. o,-i-li, Ia n rnarI0d4w4t
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MOtice
PORTLAND. !. Jan. Is. 1866.

s-sesssa-es=s.-.e PORTLAND, Jan. 2S, 1866.
EgTE certify that we have thoroughly examined
wv the Machine Shop of the Portland Company
ans that there is no danger of accident.
The only detect was in few of the floor timbers
OF the third story. q t5
This has been remedied SO as to be perfectly safe
until the whole structure be made dou0ly STRONG
by new beams and columns which are in progress,
and will be completed as soon az practicable
fsa.Tl.-f1 l-lll,Trifs3. "A Thos. j, SPARROW, Z
janso s.ssa L !. 6s i GEO BROOK 5scl
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h1;;;f House No IS Gross stree; the lot is large
initial coDang about 1000 feet of land with plenty Of
- hard and soft water. Apply to ad ed Avn
feb lstf WIZ. cAMMETT.
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Farm For kale.

a -L-ssi The subscriber offers his Farm for
H<TS%l-A sale situated nesr punn's Depot in
kNHETSsrkR North Yarn ruth formerly known
fSAMgZezlIAs5 as the "Motse Farm" Likewise
ezzss=@=1s2z99-his ock end Farming tools The
Far a contains about lilo aeles OF good land, good
buildings &C. Those wishing to purchase arc invit-
cd to call aad examine for thu mselves.
essE tsVss Ii t. DILLINGHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1866. jan4aodtf
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For sale,

A SQUARE block of land, of about 73 900 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of the river st
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. Well
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tanarac ana bass woed to any amount
Enquire of III. T. MACHIN Portland
Portland, Feb 1864. fr fab25 eodtf,
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WOOss for sale.

A eOuT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IN at Graves Hill, Westbrook, will be sold at a
Eaquire of FRANCIS B HANSON, at Geo. Il.
babceck g, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
head of Berlin Wharf ld1 sgUiI3 octe diff
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Newspaper Correspondence.

TElHE undersigned, an ex-editor Of this city, here
Il by tenders his 7ices, for Reasonable COM
pensation, to the publishers of any news journals
in Maine, In Boston. in New York or elsewhere who
would like to enjoy the reasyeorrespopoence of an
experienced writer and journalist st the Capital Of
this State He atters hinse that his acquaintance
with the local transactions and the public measures
afd the pubic raen of the Statsaad CSuniry az well
as ms long experience in typographical and editori
al iaboTs, give him advsntege in this respect
which few others possess, He knows how to write
copy Tor the printer that will require revision
after IL passes out of his hards He ia also good
and expeditions proof" reader and is willing to
engage with any publisher who may desire his
vices at homo OF abroad, in that capacity
WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta, jenny 2, 1866. i-3 jan5dH
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WAN i. g,lsD)'s [ FOUND
Wnnasdfo rnrchase.

A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the western part OF
IA the city. Possessfon 10 be had May let /, 65
Address Box No 20, P rtsnd r. o., stating local.
ity, price &C., for three weeks. decl9dwtf
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Gre iaeh Of space in length Oh oolurn oonetitatss
fsogARE.' ir asIa.i ~ 80 - 11'-l
$i.5y pef square aaliy rstweck; rs eents per week
n.y. llatr " Gay azter first week, so cents
a III s9nafe three nsersicas OF less rs cents; one
Eesa, Hl;eli 90 ceats per week after.
tsaer head q AhfgsBwEaTs, S2.00 per square per
waek; one insertion, 5I.50. = iel i1il
SehoIsL -soSIcEs, 400 per square first week
sl23 sgpaE0 eteT; three inseftoa or less 81 60
nat &qsaSe, Three ips5rseDs, sI.o0; ono week.
Advertisements inssrsed IL the MA1Ha STATB
knH5s tHAsah has large IN every part OF
ias ss 3r Sl03 per square for hrst Insertion and
50 oenta ger sGn&ee TOR eseh subsequent ipsst.an.
Hstk Z Il agzuEs st Ess4cs Sctes. isAL t53ef
sZsss:sd advertisements nislsk be Paid f0rin I'd.
tEs.5s bsH5 9lfe . zfsia stafl3Ta I
Eugiasss No5Iczl, iHreo0lAg eolanns. 90 eents
Fss Ire foS enc insertion. No charge than ffy
esbts I3x etoh sEEertiou. .s7aG e0BF alliI7 Il-1
~ ~, ,eonnaanssstiOas intended for the unne=
saC sia be directed 70 La dSe6g OF the ysss and
Hcss as bo5iness harsafeTto the ltbJSsbers
sS9oB eRlsT1Ss o evezy Description executed
yi.hGiscateh. 10 s7H 81 IjaaiH1f StIS N SS1-s
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A Desirable Farm for sale.

A Prides Corner in Westbro *, six miles fr3m
"A Portland; contains leo acres OF excsIlent Ian d
spl aoiy diy ded into I'll age, sture and woodland
the whole has sOuthern caut. Is well wate,e bv u
never 1asing orc0k. new tpo story br ok House
of mad,rn style, Barn ana ether outbnilai aiags " ell
srp LIED With excel ent water. an orchard of 100
Appie ann Pear trees JUS come int bearin u
Te ms liz eral. r Ia,ticula inquire of ths sub.
scriber on the remises ABIJAH HAwEE,
{, Address, Stevens Pla ms p. O.
r gt, marl6d& wSws
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Farm for sale.

a - SO The well known FARM, situate d
ASSSN ~ in Buxton, on the line of the Y rk
#fH5fAr4R and Cumberland Ralrnad 1t con.
aIiIkhlI& tairs IS acres, with House. s Ssable,
Ssss=:.=LzzzEZ- Barn md Sh Ids, Conn ctet with
The Fasm oslu iul Grove. known as Bux on
Center Groye-a f4yorite resort during the Summer,
making 1t a tine 81 uation for 8 Public Hone. For
partieuia inquire OF JOHN s. DONNELL,
ON tAe premises Or NJ P. EAEnY, Head Browns
Wharf. h so f mMSd &W3w
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FasH premises oceuD ed by Doctor LIE Prohon No
n Soutl 81. The premises are co yeDient, sup
piif d With hard an soft wster furnace, gas Il G.
8lsO lot Of land 27 by rs iDA 4' ~
Enquire at ghe premises between 12 and Q P. NJ
Feb 20-eodlm .f.5d era hTrvaf vftiHss.
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gST0 gentleman ofsteady habits, large, pIeasan
Il furnished Room. heated by a fufnsce. ard sup
plied with gas, in private family House csntralt
located. Apply to W, AZ Middle STU feb Is dtf
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$4,000.

WANTEDto to borrow for The Town of Brunswick,
w 1l1snty Thousand Dollars for one or two
years seals. Al B aOOKS, Treasurer.
brunswick, Feb IL, 1865. O1t feblS i&w VISIT
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TT.
Eclectic Physician.

A%ANOeAS IL " O1O1011y
From 6ls Broad way, New York has returned to
Clapp's Block. - N>ss
One Of the Greatest Cures on Record. 34t AZ
Prompted by no other than the feeling of beneyo.
lepce and fer the benefit of the afflicted desire to
| make known snort description Of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Mapchester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was so far reduced that never expected to
be well again. Lad the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received The slightest benefit
until lconmenced using Mrs. Manchesters Medi-
cines. My disease at that time was as foHows:AI
was extre mey feble-eonfned to my bed. NV flesh
had sl disappeared, thewhites OF my eyes were yelI
low, also the skin yellow; had dull avy pain in
the right side, and it was very much enlarged: pain
in my shoulders and spine The LETT side seemed TO
decay SO that there was quitea hollow place init
had very distressing pain at the PIT otmystomach;
tongue ocaed thick stomach very acid appetite en-
tirey gone not being able to keep any thing on my
stomach, fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty OF breathing dull headache. can.
not describe as wish to do my nj ssrabe sitaation
and suffering as every organ in my body was diseas-
>ed My physicians sid FAST Fastening to the
consumption. @ % IJ y .JIA es+c
Iepi y az this time perfect health, and this is q
would resommend every and all invalids TO 20 ard
consult MIS-. Manchester. MARY A. MoULToN, ,f 4
fortl- nd, May g. 1855 IF = II.
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"COal at Cost VS.
-, EAGLE HILL
Mutual Coal Company.

At meeting of the stockholders Eeld at the
Rooms of the Boston Board of Trade, on Friday,
Jan 26 the organization was perfected, and every
arrangement made for the successful ope alton OF The
Company. lsssla a1i1aJ 4 1 8Ia
The Corporation have becometh the ow.ers ofeufi-
cent of the fee of the Earle Hill Coal tract to
stockholders annually md perpetaoty, one tfas #
Coal to each share at actual cost, Gqd to materi-
ally rtdace the cost Of their oaon Coal by rentals
received by other Companies u, ga.. 09g
The stockholders have decided to give tsoe,atytaro
hundred aud forty pounds 70 ton in the distribu-
tion to Subscribers. ohA ~. 6dT
There csn be no personal aliiabity underline organi-
zaion OF this Company, nor future calls assess
ments. hscsifaf sf.3gaaa
The Company is now furnishing G salto stockho'd-
ers in Boston at $1l 25 100 psf ton Of 240 bs and
fiys per cent added for waste. The cash dividends
onthe stock for Janusry were two per cent. Stocks
in this Conn any be bought, for few days only,
at l02 Middle st. EDWARD SHAW,
Il, marl0d2w f3g y5 .sf d34sIz vo Agent.
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Valuable Properly for Sale.
Assistant ouartermsster Office

asF 1921 MORTON BLOCK, PORTLAND Me ~
sg as5f aolanal8ts March, 10th, 1865, ! a
DROrOSLL will be received at this office: unit 3
Il O'Clock p. a.. rhursdsy, March 10Th, 1855, for
the cons mction of Bui dipgs at Rnckand, Belfast,
Casino, MaehiasDart and Treats Island, Me
Plans and specifications can be seen at this office.
HENBY INMAN,
marlltd ,sasaEg Capt. and A. @. M, u. s. A.. 3
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FOR SALE.

CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
sAs115& rooms large stable and sheds-situated two
N and half miles from Portland and the
s finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
80 6terng place and slmmer boarders For
parueuIars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT dtf l01 Commercial Street. Portland,
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Wanted.

A LADY to finish Pootogrsphs in India Ink and
AWaer Colors ina Pho ograh Room None need
aa one the b CHEST price will be paid. Addre +.
y Boz 2so two ninety Lewiston, Me- marl0dlw
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Wansel.

FHSO rent, on, or hef re the first of April, house,
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms. centrally
located Address Post Office Box 574. febl5d1*m
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l1ATLAND DAILY PRESS,
JoulB 1. /. GILMAN, Editcrs oia
published at Ne. e29 EXCHANGE aTREET by
n. FOSTER s. co. ~.

Ter PoerEs ED liAIL3 PEgssis published ats OC
teI yeEf in advance. 3 i. d ssis l9lft -, II
Ixs IAIss > 4Ars n1ss ia published every Thurs.
dsylscgnilg,at $500 Rer sRnuus, in advance; 80 is
PAID Titain slx inonthe; and $25e, ,f payment be
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Wanted.

A. MAN havinga knowtdge of the Hoop Skirt
N business, to travel he state of Maine selling
from samples, Address Aerchdnt, P. o; Box 81,
Boston. msr18 i1w*
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w A AsNTEDi

WILL pay TEN cents per ID. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the Office OF the Portland Sugar Co.,
jnn2ldtt j. NJ BROWN.
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Fer sale.

TrJHE dwelling house No Is Sumner st. It has
a brick back--l3 finished rooms-a constant sup.
insurance Com ected with it is wood-shed, and q
stable with a cellar under. There 4 gooa,szed
front yard with lot choice u trees n u. and
ry as mt and convenient for person KEEPING q
hol Sc and carriaee. Or, the hous' can De oceupea
ny two tami ies; and the stable may De maaS in'o
d yelling house. Enquire of q.
- ~, SeWALLC. CHASE, No g. Carleton 81.
Or, orCaptJ 3 Foster, opposite the premises
Mach 1I-oodsw* ,s
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IiEachinEsfs Wanted ,

A LIMITED nlmber offirst class Machirists can
IN secure Ni JOB M GOOO PAY by
applying Immediately eit or in persrn or ny letter
to lE9 GEO NJ PATTEN & co
marlUdlw ~ Afa 2 ~ f-- Bath, Me.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25
To.Oav'o Advertisements.
DR.. SWANS
BOURBON
Bitters.
A Healthy Tonic, Gentle Stimulcnt
Cnequaled Morning Appetizer,
PR1PAR4D n mrs
OLD BOURBON WHISKY


FREE FROM GRAIN OIL, WITH FLOWERS,
BUDS AND BARkS OF THE HIGHEST
MEDICINAL VIRTUES.
These Bitters have received the endorsement
OF more than four hundred REGULAR PHYSI.
CLANS who have recommended their use in Dys-
pepsa, Deraugement Of the Stsmsch, Loss Of
Appetite, Nervous Prostration, Debility. and in
oil cases Of disease which in its incipient stages
require only generous diet and an invigorating
n,ourishing stimulant. Az safeguard agai nst
diseases incident to new countries, bad water,
severe labor and great exposure, the bitters have
never been equaled.
flRST.-Hundreds Of the most successful and
respected Physicians recommend.
Swain's Bourbon Bitteru,
SECOND.-The highest medical authority ofths
Army have Rivsn their unqualified approval TO
Swain's Bourbon Bitters.
HiRD;-Thousands Of invslids. restored 70
neaIth through their agency. endorse and REQ
Swain's Bourbon Bitters.
FOURTH. Thousand Of soldiers in hospitals
ana on the march have been cheered, strength
ened and benefited BY the use Of
SwAin's Bourbon BttterS.
FIFTH -Thousands ofemierants On the western
Plains have been saved from disease md death
" she timely uDeo Of
Swain's Bourbon BitterD.
SixTH.-Tfsvelers On Rivers and the Oesas have
found IN unfailing remedy in
Swain's Bourbon Bitters.
SEVENTH, Miners toiling far down in the bow
sls Of the earth, have been protected 90 pre-
servedby
Swain's Bourbon Ditters.
EIGHTH. -Thousands ofI.adiss in dslicsts heath
have had the bloom restored 70 Shsir cessks y
using
Swain's Bourbon Bittefs.
NINTH BY increasng the appetite, ss:icting d.
gestion, regulating the bowels, and givlng sone
TO the BODY and cheerfalness 70 the mind.
- II your dfueeist o: tradesmsn hes not 81
thee Hstevs, have him send for them
- Remembtr The nams, and take NO eshef.
| For sale ~ leadint Druggists aad 0roesns
q. n. SWAIN, Propristsf,
q South WaEsf 81, ChieeGe.
II. b. = AN . 4 Q O.,
Wholesale Assats, Davenport, IswA ag1kl y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

SEWING MAcnNEs.-There is no need ol
domestic slavery while Krause 10 selling
the best Of Singers Sewing Machines
At his Office, above Smiths hat store, at
such easy rates. No home can be said Ia
be furnished without one. Give him . call
and examine his machines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

Tue MOLINE REPupLlcAN.-We have re.
ceived the first number Of this weekly, and
consider the Republican decided acquisi-
ton to our list Of exchanges. It is neat in
appearance, we'll edited, and promises to be
. very desirable advertising medium fol
those Of our merchants who wish to secure
. portion Of tho Moline trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The TExrn.-The Tenth Infantry, num-
bering twenty commissioned officers, and
two hundred and eighty seven enlisted men
was mustered out Of the service At Little
Rock, Ark, ON the 16th Of August an i'm
mediately started homeward. It reached
our city this morning. Tho Tenth dstin-
guished itself in most Of the principal bat
ties of the West. II will be paid of and
disbaudcd - soon q possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

DiscnAnos PAPsns FouHp.-A dischasgs
paper, belonging 10 soldier Of the 9th Iowa
Cavalry, has been found, and left 1t this Of
ace for IN owner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

On HAED.-For the best and most dura-
bio style Of gents boots or shoes, childrens'
shoes or CATERS, ladies' bootees, CATERS, or
slippers. drop in At Child 4 Co.'S, on Sec
ond street, below Brady, and you will be
accommodated in the shortest time, and At
lowest rates that can be afforded anywhere
in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

PRAInls CHickKxs.-The game law has
expired for the present, but tho prairie
chickens haven't overwhelmed ~ as yet
In Delaware county they had grand
chicken hunt lately. Two parties were
formed, 80 in al, who spent Zone day At the
business. The result Of the shooting waa
S57 chickens bagged. One party beat the
other 81. The largest number shot by one
person was 81. Last year the largest VA
l03, the next largest 81, out Of Cos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The sth, 18th and ssth regiments Of
Iowa infantry still remain 10 The field, and
the LIST. 9Th, 7th. 9th and 9th cavalry regi.
ments. The other regiments have been
discharged from the service.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The PLAfroRx OF QUIZ SoLDIEHs.-r want
them (the negroes) to get . fair price 70,
their labor but l do not think they are fit>
ted to'take part in the legislation Of the
country.-Gen. Sherman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The banking house Of Messrs. Cole, Sum.
mer 4 Co., Of La. Crosse, was obliged "a
close it's doors on Thursday, owning to the
failure Of Morris Kstchum, Son 4 Co., oi
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The lecture delivered by A. L. Morrison
Central organizer ofthe Fenian Brotherhood
at Lahrman's Hall last evening was grand
success to the cause. The Hall wasfull and
the speaker addressed them for over two
hours, and At the conclusion Of the lecture
be invited all friendly to the cause to come
and enroll themselves in the ranks, and 4e
men came forward and Joined the Brother
hood, and 25 patriotic ladies Joined the Fen.
ian Sistsrhood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

FixE.-when Sieg 4 Meyers new build
ing 10 completed, thsrs win not Be . finss
block in the city tblh that at the northeast
corner of Brady and Second.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

SALE OF SnEEP.-Among = great many
other things, Mr.. Joseph Baker will sell in
the village Of Blue Grass, on the 9Th of Sep
tember, four hundred head Of extra sheep,
pair of work horses, and two cows. Here
is an opportunity for our farmers to pur-
chase to advantage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

CAupAiou PAPss.-We understand that
. campaign paper is TO b started st Sigour-
ney, Ksokuk county, BY soldier. in oppo.
sition 70 negro suffrage and VIM. n. Stone.
The ball 10 rolling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

The LEvEE.-The Davenport touched
At this port this sorning, on her way down.
ward, laoded With passengers and freight,
mostly bound for St. Louis. The New
Boston" occupied almost all the forenoon
in taking on freight At the Rock Island
wharf, and At our own. and left for Fort
N adison, loaded to the guards. Our
wharf has been covered with freight I'll
Aav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

1MrRovHMENrs.-Wea are pleased to notice
that the sidewalks and thoroughfases
throughout the city are being repaired
something which has been needed for some
time. While they are at Il, We hope the
authorities will have these improvements
we'll carried through with, for it has been
considered NO trifing exploit foe some time
past to travel our streets on dark night
without seriously aggravatinga shoeuakst's
bill. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25

OTrICs o. rHs DAvsxPOR4 iDRnoCaAf.
Friday evening, Aug. 2S. 1855.
FLOUR. 81 10 per bbl.
wnEAr.-No. ]. we'll cleaned. round and plump,
Club, Tea and Gslena, q 80; No. 2, all sound
not clean enough for No. l, l2o.
. Coas-Shelled, No. I, sound, plump and dry
BARLEY.-new, 10@S0
Oars. new 20@25c.
POTAfoEs-2U.
ONTOSs,-25.
BurrRR.
Ecos.-le11c.
HAY-Ay 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-25
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