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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31
WASHINGTON. Nav q

WASHINGTON, may ~.
Tho Cd Army Corps, Major General Hum
phrcys commanding, was reviewed az BARS
Cross Roads, Va, in the presence of Secre-
tary Stanton and number of distinguished
military officers.
Mai Gen. George H. Thomas arrived in
Washington to-day and will soon superccde
Gen. Halleck in command at Richmond
Gen. Halleck is to be transferred to the Pa
cific Department.
Gen Meade is to command the Atlantic
Division, Gen. Sherman the Southwestern
Division, and Gen. Sheridan the Trans Mis-
sissippi Department.
mort that a refusal has been made on the
part of Secretary Stanton to surrender jeff.
Davis TO the civil authorities for trial. He
will doubtless be tried under the Indictment
of the Criminal Court of the District OF
Columbia.
A paragraph recently appeared and has
been extensively copied into the papers,
which seems to have created misapprehcn-
sion in the minds Of many persons who are
interested in the monies and other valuabes
taken from Union prisoners by Confederate
officials, a portion Of which has lately been
turned over to Gen. Milford, L. s. Agent Of
Exchange, for distribution among the proper
claimants. The article to which allusiOn is
made says. Gen. milford has in his pos
session $4,000 in greenbacks and small
sum in gold and silver, being portion of
that taken from our soldiers when captured
by the rebels, and i to be distributed pro
rata among those proving their right to it.
A note from Gen Milford, dated Rich
mond, SAYS: So much of this as relates to
the distribution of the property is incorrect
am only authorized to pay such claims as
are certified by the records received by me
with the property, the balance, if any, will
will be disposed of in such manner as pro-
per authority may direct.
/ respectfully request all persons who
have claims for valuables taken from them
by the enemy to forward at once full state
ment of the name, rank and organization,
date and place Of capture amount or kind of
property taken, with name and rank of par
" receiving the same. Also giving full and
plain direction how, to whom and where
they may desire such property, if found, Iii
rected. would also give notice that large
number of packages sent and addressed to
Union prisoners who were in the South pre-
vious to the evacuation of Richmond are in
my possession.
Letters of inquiry or instructions con.
corning which may be addressed to me and
will receive prompt attention.
Gen. Grant has ordered that all bar rooms
and places where liquor is sold within the
District of Columbia be closed until further
orders. This is in consequence Of the large
number of struggling soldiers in the city
and neighborhood, and to prevent the recur-
renee Of occasional disturbances from the
use of strong drinks
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

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tH.'snvefumsut n ~ y. ., teee veeN 2.
~",sS he lsw days th1e weaA = oo.se9e :
- -,.hine IN army, whoGe cem0eoe9 nan
:. {s.nIiv al hosesty oeaesessd h ina.
s;,;.- a. &c Win M, were eewosdly ~
s s'sss "a mea. We met again On ~
~ ~ iGnsnueh - J0enstoa I'D
-, .sI s.., suthorised 70 pledge his power ovss
-" s,mies in Tens, ve adjourned 70 msst
mn next day q nooo.
4 r..nrned 70 Raleigh end conferred free.
!. LII ali nv gsusgal ea1cerst svsfy oae q
~, 80 '..eed ne to conclude terms thai
snss.a,,;s6 70 complete and desirable IN
"a All dreaded the weary and laborious
.."..h .fter fugitive, and turning Tie army
beck towards Georgia, almest over the very
country where We toilsd 80 long. Thera
~ but one opinion, and contrary ones
~.rs entertained or INDUCED IN only BY that
Sac rho shun the fight and march, but an
~ Iondes. and fercest when the danger i
past. $500, -. 80,
r..s,sed the conversation. He satisfied M
them Of his power to disband the rebel r.
mics IN Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
TEXAS. As well q those in his immediate
command. viz: North Carolina, South Car
olir.' Florida and Georgia. The points OF
which he expressed especial solicitudc wer,
lest those States were 70 be disbanded, and
he denied representation in Congress o.
any separate political existence Whatever,
and that absolute disarming Of his men
would leave the South powerless and ex
posed to depredaticns By wicked bands Q
sssassins aud robbers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

Mercury, Hindranee from Business, o.
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice in kurope, the United States
has effected, which we're pronounced incurable BY
the most emineutpL ysicians, justifies him IN on
sring his services to the confidence Of the untor-
unate.
The following are some OF tho diseases termed
Private" and which DR.. James permanently
tertiary Structures, Urethrsl Discharges. elect.
Gonorrhea, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility Diseases Of the Back and Loins,
information Of the Bladder and Kidneys, 9hcu-
mntism, Hydrocele, verecocele, Cancers, etc.
Diseases psculi~ TO Females, such . Amsnorr-
hea. Dysmenorrhagia, Aetrorrhagia, Chlcrosis,
Nervous Debelity, etc, successfully treated. !.
DR.. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entire Southern press, should COW.
vince the most skeptcal that Dr.. James can and
will perform all that he promises.
Dr.. James would also cali the attention eSpe:
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves, in that secret and solitary
habit-which ruins both body and miad, unfit
ting them for both business and society, produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and Impotency.
The following are some Of the sad and mclan-
chOIy effects produced BY early habits Of youth or
sexual excuses, viz: Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs, Pain in the Head, Dimness Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitation Of the
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritabllity,
symptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 10 be dread
ed Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Evil forebodings, Aversion
to Society, Self Distrust Love OF Solitude, iim-
idity, &c, are some Of the evils produced.
An persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail to call on DR..
James, and be at once restored to perfect health.
Let no false delicacy deter you, but call at once,
and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
consequences Of these much to be dreaded mala-
dies
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
cu-ed and full vigor restored.
Those at distance, by describing symptoms
-inclcsing stamp for return answer-willrsoeive
prompt attention by addressing
DR. D. i. JAMES,
p o. Box s,l96 fian2l ddwlyl Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

The following 10 an extract from letter writ
ten BY the Rev. J. 8. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. T., to
the Josrnsl ssd Messenger, Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world-fenoWued
medicine, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHIN0 =
I'VE re u advertisement il your colums o.
MRS. WIN3LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life, but ws feel compelled
70 say - your rsadsfs that this 10 NO humbug-
" hare tried 4, I'D kasse Il Ill do al Il cldis
Il il probably one Of the most suecessful medi-
cines Of the day. because Il il one Of the best
And these ofy0nr readers who have babies can't
Dc better than -. in . supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31
4 Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
AND NODE OF TREATMENT rs


The .4case or PerStcl10M.
II penetrates the secret Ambush
Of this terrible disease, aud exterminstes it, root
Ii removes All the wretched
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consumption.
h cleans the head. dcOd0rlses
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
Ii o1evlateU more Agony and NJ
lent suffering than tongues can tell
II II noted for earring the most
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
IL cares Hay. Rose and Period.
ic Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
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the head can resist its penetrating power.
lDr. GOo00lc has now spent q
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is harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of
the hand.
Dr. =. soodale r. known lhro'.
onght the country as the author Of the only True
orign-what its ravages-mode OF treatment
and rapid cure in all its forms.
Dr. GoOdo1e's Pamphlet ON Cns
tarrh should be read BY every one. II can Be
obtained 1t our nearest Agency, or ~ sending
r''T THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArAsRH. The name Of DR.. r. 0oodalc has
become familiar throughout the country TO the
victims Of Catarrh, from his well. earned fame in
curing this terrible disease. ne i the nrst and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush OF this fearful malady.. His remedy and
mode or tire atment is the only one ever known 70
cure it.-ITroy, N. Y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills, the well known traveller, and
whose family Physician Dr.. Goodale Wa for
many years, says:
IF DR.. Goodale says he can cure Ca.srrh he
can cure it," He further certi6es that the DR..
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in successful practice.
hay, Rose and Periodic Catarrh DIR. Good.
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COM ri : ! CIAl.

Chicago Mark ess.
BY Telegraph CafcAsc, May 30
Rrxr CA1rLE-25c lower. Sales At Is 6O96,7a !.
Hoss-lsc 10 yer. Sales at u, eDas 37k chiefly at
STAY. ..,.
A23 O0.r2s 30. 1UlU prime mess at $500.
LARp-Dull 11al1kc.
WulsKY-Held at 42O5-buyers Ut eos.
FlouR-Steady. Sales 1890 bbls 1t 4i0.37x choice
white winter; 5.SSs6S7k sprlng extras.
WHKAr-2c higher. 6ales No. q $l,2Sk @1 ak
Coss.Activc and &c higher Sales At tS@cOHc.
OArs-3c lower. No. u 42945c.
RYE-steady. No. 1 at Coo.
BARLEr-Nominai.
FLAX SKgp-Ncgccted.
Money easy.
Exchange firm. Par to y prem.
GoLp-sl,37.
New York Market.
Nxw YoRA, May 81.
Cotton dull 47c midling.
FLouR-Markct unchange !. e6.65@6.75 Extra
State
wHEvr-very quiet. &l42 Mil Club; 1.5s
Chicago Spring.
CoRx-firmer. s5@s7 mixed western.
Oars. Firm. SIC for Western.
PoRx Firm. &23@23 % new Mess
WHsKEY.-Quiet small sales.
New York stocks.
NEW YoRK, May 81.
Gold opened at 1850; rose to $780, clos
ed $l.36s4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

NV YorK. May 31.-Gen. Sherman e.
plains his negotiations with johnson q fol-
lows. II i substantially the same - given
before the Committee on the Conductor the
War:
he met johnson April nth. IS arranged,
and the interview was frank and soldaesiy.
Johnston gave him to understand that iar
ther war on the part Of the Confederate Tor
ces was folly, that the canD wps lost; that
that every Life sacrificed sinco Lees suffen-
DR. has the highest possible crime. john
ston admitted that the terms conceded Lee
wsev magnantmous and III b could 81, but
Wontsd $500 Concessions that would enable
hin 70 allAy ths natural fears and oaxietise
81 hie fo1loWsee, ond . snahoo ~ = ssin.
~ Ii centred ever 49, unl1 - $500
8 6 ~ y tesk Asos' = w6s(s1 8
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The examination made into the Circum-
stances attending tl,e consplfucy to seise the
Peruvian steamer Cotton ct this port reveal
these facts: 40 ~
Parties on board the Brontes, some 400
In number, enlisted 0stenslbly TO proceed to
AriuOnA, bat really 70 Ind on the Mexi-
can coast, in the Gulf OF California. A
man By the name Of williams was the gene
ral coGnmanding TIE expcditton, md an01her
by the name Of Hungefford, of the army of
the Potomac, was ~ colonel. Subsequent
to the detention of the Brontes by the au-
thorities, Williams and othsrs -concocted .
scheme to seize the Cotton, run her to sea
and use her as . privnteer against French
commerce. Some Of the leading parties In
the conspiracy were formerly known as
rebel sympathisers The Mexican general,
Vega, agent of the Juarez government, made
large advances Of money 70 Williams - the
leader Of the migration scheme, until he as.
certained that The money was likely to be
misapplied, when he gave information
against Williams. Williams had given 9TH
crs TO understand that the seizure of the
Cotton was understood between the Mexi-
can and Peruvian authorities. That the
show 81 force In making the seizure was
necessary TO acquit the latter Of any blame
in the matter.
The men selected by Williams for the en-
terprise were sworn to carry It through on
the blade Of asword in private, and the duty
Of one Of the party was to. cut the telegraph
wires.
The scheme contemplates the seizure Of
the French transport when she came down
from Mare Island.
The parties arrested are in the city pris-
oneD, charged with conspiring to commit q
felony. They will be examined before the
Police Court tomorrow.
The trial of the Panama pirates continued.
The letter of the rebel Secretary of the
Navy, Mallory, shows what was to be done.
Its genuinencss is admitted. The prisoners
set up as their defence that they were engag-
ed in lawful warfare, and should be COnsid-
cred a. prisoners of war.
The subscription to the $50 loan in this
city yesterday was quarter Of a million of
dollars. Wells, Fargo & Co. have taken an
agency from Jay Cooke.
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psloo, only % cents q Bottle.
The rIsrenee Nlghtsngale
ef the Nursery.
The following IL an extract from letter writ
ten b. the Rev. C. z. Weiser, TO the 0NNsen Re
FORMED k~mgr, q Chambsrsburg. Pa
A DENEFACrRE90

There 10 woman in the public eye whose name
had oil along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" 'Quack, and "Humbug." But
1t 10 90 NO longer, and Ne desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in Gil
other minds. Whatever notions We may have OF
womanly delcscy and propriety, we will admit
that woman alone 10 the Nusse-the good Nurse
the best Muse. Whether we shall have Female
Physicians or not, 10 question which must be
decided BY time and principle, and not a. mat
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and Gus
tom may ~ well behave themselves, for # there
10 really waat, there will also be asupply-if
there be . calling there will be a conssng.
Nature and human society are always self supply
ing. and though Art aud Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs. Winslow does not want 10 treat you 0ss-
Hssn<n Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears rs messen /
gel Of health and happiness TO your INFANTS IN
the cradle. Ii there anything improper IN that!
A Nurse of "20 years" experience can boldly
say what is cr 10 not good for babe, ana oasn.
happy mission She is the most successful phys
cisn and most eectual benefactress our little one
ever cuioyed-her doting parents rot excpsteo.
Just open the door for her, and MIS- Wnsiow
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nurvery. OF this are 30 sure. shat We
will teach our Suss" to say "A BLEssrNo on
M. .Wrslow''-for nelping her 70 survive and
l escape gripping. eosicking and tc:shtng sSege.-
rus. Il performs precisely what it processes to
periorm. cvery part Of it-nothing less. Away
rour Cordial" ..Faregoric." Drops" "Lauds
mum. !" aud every other Narcotic. ny which the
babe is druggcd into stupidity, and rendered dull
/ and idiotic Tor LIFE.
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soo.hing
Syrup for Children Teething." II We had the
mower. we would make her, - she Is, physical
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

n grssG popularity Of Mn. WinslsR' Gsotl
iAg 0yrup, fer children tsethiag. hes induced m
psinsiPlsd psssess - pat sp arsislss 70 b ussd
fer ~ eane psrvsss, n a6vsrtinine wh,sA thsy
hsvs not oily eepisa Our sdvertissnests saa no
sases iron thepesn, bst havs csp,ea sset,aeaAss
snaass>sestf sA slsfUnsa "a stAses, snxins
esass aans aenss toSse gsnuias ssss,assAss.-
osWlRs 4 uuiAeasss. eplS-aAvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

Domst Fail - Procure . MRS.
wlNsLOw'S SOOTHING sYRUH, for Child
rem Teething. II hes been used for - years
with never failing safety and success BY millions
of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfort
to mother and child. O@ce, No. - Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

oosd i DIR - =, A.. =. e. ~ d.s -: tot
ssepss r . cssstinssscs 4 ssssesd ooess',o
Tscre = vusy GDeral expoc1osioe thu, IL
nrice Win sAfiy touch 40, bassd upon ~
peobable coore Of Soselgn oxchanees. Rsi-
css opened 1874 this morning and reached
1891 and dropped TO 1914.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

TlOR SEVERAL STUDENTS ATTENDING
q Bryant, Etratton Z Mefril's Conmsrcdal
College wish 70 obtain board ct some Respectable
boarding house in this city. Apply q the Col
1a~a Nicko1ss Rlock sFtx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

The widely renowned writer and lecturer,
Miss Augusta st. Clair,
Whose lecture in Cooper Institute and fremont
Temple ofNev York and Boston attracted crowds
Of appreciated and delighted people, will deliver
her new and popular
L E @ T U r. e.
designed especially for YOUNG LADIES, emit,
tied as above on
Wednesday Evening, May 3 I
The management Of her lectures offers, ut the
usual rate Of respectable literary essayists. not
only very interesting lecture, but - an induce
ment to attend,
Present to Every PersOse.
which, combined with rare literary treat, ali
the novelties and social advantages Of IN even
ing 3 sociable.
Admission and . Present for. ............ Foe
Reserved seats and better class Of Presents. 81
Tickets for sale a the hall after O'Clock on
the day Of lecture, when the Gift is donated as
soon as the ticket il bought
List Of Prfxess
One Sewing Machine ................... SO
One Ladies' Gold Watch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 50
One Black Silk Dress Pattern. .... 80
Ten other Dress Patterns:
One Silver Tea-Sett
One stone China-tea-sett
Elegant Ladies' and Gents Watch Chains:
Beautiful Albums, Summer Shawls;
Gold and Diamond Rings, California Bracelets.
SILVER Cups and Castors, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
&C., &c.
4 Present with every Ticket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

CrxclxxArrr, May Sl.--The Gazette's
Nashville dispatch says
The amnesty proclamation Is received
with great satisfaction by loyal men.
Senator Hill, Howell Cobb, and ex-Secy.
Mallory arrived At Knoxville Sunday.
Gen. Wilson issued an order ct Macon on
26th, prohibiting the rebel Legislature from
assembling, and counselling the people to
pursue peaceful avocations snder protection
Of the u. s.
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NEW York. Nav 30

NEW 1OHk, Way ~.
The Comnserciars Washington special says,
the proclamation for the reorganization OF
North Carolina is regarded there as definite
ly excluding negroes from suffrage in South
ern States, and as delegating the matter to
the people. There are already signs of an
active political crusade by the radicals on
this question.
Secretary Stanton's friends Indignantly
deny that he will leave the Cabinet.
The Post's special says, Ex-COngressman
Boycc offs. c., is in Washington to urge the
appointment of Provisional Governor for
that State.
The Commercials Washington correspon-
dent says, Sherman's statement to the Com
mittee on the Conduct of the War concern
ing his negotiations with Johnston, is not
as hostile to Stanton as was supposed. 1t is
evident Stanton is master of the situation.
He has more patronage than ever to use, and
of course will use it in pressing his advan-
tape
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

Ne net Let year prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be ahsolutely sure.so follow the use Of MRS.
wINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t corrects
acidity ofths stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
lates the bowels, sossens the gums, gives rest 70
the mother and health 10 the child. Ofice 4s
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

New YoRk, May 31.-Herald's Washing
ton special says:
JEFF Davis is expected to arrive there to-
day, and will be arraigned soon after his ar
rival.
Longstreet has received permission to Wis
it Washington on private business.
The Treasury has placed to the credit Of
the Paymaster General S5,5Oo,0oO to pay
soldiers.
All other acquisitions upon the Treasury
have also been promptly satisfied.
The Herald's New Orleans correspondent
says:
After the Presidents proclamation Gen
Candy is making preparations to open the
military lines to trade.
Geh! Warren has assumed command Of
his department at Vicksburg.
The Times Washington special says:
All eastern troops belonging to Sherman's
army have been ordered to report to Gen.
Augur at Washington.
The western troops will move west in
DAYS.
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LITMOGRslzsRIC views
OF THE
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL
AND

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M q. Rock Island Arsensl y Soe neasly fsady
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Fine Residence for Sale.

THU lOCCnOC11OC IOK OSsACS
THAT ELEGANT TWO STORY BRICK
i residence en- Third Street, between Brady
and Main, owned and occnp0ed BY W Mitchell,
il nov offered for sale 1t bargain. The house
is thoroughly finished in modern style, and -
among the best located in the city.
For Particulars enquire Of - rrpp.
apf3dtf JOSHUA nOnH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tsething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays oil pain, aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say to ev-
err mother who has q suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiudlces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine II timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-31
e ELL Estate.

IVOR SALE BY the Executors Of the Estate Of
u the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
Good Brick house ON 10th street.
Double Frame house on 10th street.
Frame house on Fsrpsm street; rs CITY. lots.
The FAIR Grounds, containing 25 acres. A de-
sirable investment.
acres north east Of Wetmore's additioa.
Lots and Out Lots in the city Of lie Claire.
Lands in johnson, Muscatine, Louisa lows,
Jones, Powesheik, Jasper, Calhoun, Carroll, Csg.
70 Gorpo, Franklin and Des Moines counties.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Executor,
mr4-dM or, JNO. L. COFFIN.
DeCelS6ss0 M0esses F0s. Nole.
FTNHE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE On Brady o.,
L now occupied BY VIM. n. Carter, Beg.
The desirable Frame house on Perry street. noW
occupied by J. w. Stewart, ESQ.
The line Brick house on 9Th Street, now occu-
pied BY WIN. kehoe. Esq. Apply 70