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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
mrnlral.
suooesa in nusinesa.

No business can bo trulv successful which y not
founded on real h.nasq ufthlng4, The Nrnoiemade
sold must have nt ugi8 merit and sBpplg public
want SUCCESS issningifom the clap trap of ADVERTISE
ing, or the tricks oftrade more Ifetehsion aud
display, will he only apparent and, IN he and, but dc
velVe the operator aud those VINO trust him Hut d
q article supplies puhs want and falrly meets th
reasonable expectations, is success and general
sdopt on is m rely n question Oftme. u may be
retarded by ycrse infuencea or sped by pEosperng
gales, nut 10 the end u IL a8re 10 win lsfli AA
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had
their oriRnin great public want medicines for al
the common wants OF enlignted life-cnrrutes that
with them, anf always rely upon-so simple that mia
take could no, be made In the seierfion, 20 harmless
mat ali might use them with impunity, andFo efficent
that all m ght rely upon than with safety. such they
nave proved. Thousands of families uso them daily
Tor all the alme1t and HcRneases Of life, and rsrev
are seriously ei'k. or ave need 10 cal physicia
Thousands, taking sona single specific, havo cared
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been tho
bane OF their lives, and upon which they have apent
hundreds in vain, an among the millions who uae
them, none are iouad 20 question theif purity EN-
i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20
lilae919J b6 ai'aE
AM NuAt h.EE ,MI1uM

Might iAlFly be regarded as the trbuts which an up
rght bear . aSp q the shrine Of justice.
JOHN II. sTOPPELMAH,
AUS e75f. D. Agent for Dayton ard WnnitY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-20

NEW YORK STEAM LAUNDRY,
Nos, I3S and I4l, Longworth street,
Between Central Avenue and pluIn street, I.
ielss Cincinnati, O.
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I. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS.

~ y
AnarcKrrpytH.i- 0n Wednesday, December 10, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, Bergen, N. j., BY the
Rcv'Mr No-rcvs Mr. JoBE ARrUcxLx, OF Communipaw,
N. j., TO Miss LUCY PyIR.
BL,ks-SAs,S.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. Decem.
bcr b. By tho Row. Dr. Kimbn. CiAaEvcg A. BsAKE 10
FLIzsrErn D., daughter Of Dr. Tn odorc I. Mason.
BEgx-sI.ar.--on Wcdncsday. Dccembcr 10, by tho
Row c. g. Somrncrs, WALTON BEEnz 10 L'yzE A., daugh-
ter OF William Sharp. Esq. oil OF Brooklyn.
BcDfEE--HURBs Northport, long Island on Thur
day. December ~. by the Rev. j. Bryant, Smith A.
daughter Of Mr.. James Hubs, Of Northpor.
BoRUEs--GEsyEa-CnT hursday, Dec mbcr I5, by tho
Rev J. Hard JouS G. BOULDER 10 Ella L., daughter OF
DR. 1. Graves. no cards.
Church Of the Saviour Brooklyn, by tho Rev A. r: Put
man, D. ALoS7o CHM, OF Tarrytown. N. Y, 70 AESiR,
daughter Of the late viii am D. Cromwell
- nj tho residence OF Charles Duscnbcrry BY tho Row
A. 7. Stewart CHARrEs A. HoDcMAx 70 Many r. DUsrs-
daughter Of james DuscnberrY all OF Tuckahoc
NY
MARcmr-TdvEs- the West Twenty third street
Presbyterian church, Wednesday. December Is, by
Oh. Rev Dr.. Clark, GRoRcg d. MARcHER 10 Miss EMMA
McKsos-DAvr.-on Tucstay, December IL, by the
Rev. Father Boice. assisted by Rev. Dr. PRIcE, Mr..
TrosAs MeKE-N Of Williamsburg, NJ Y, 70 Miss LOUISA
H. DAVIS, Of this city. No cards.
PEA3y-PonLON Wednesday, December IL, by
tho Rev Thomas g. Hastings, EDWARD G. PEAsE 70 AMIN
city.
tho BRIDES rarcns Wednesday, December 13 by the
Rev. B. O. rarvin assisted by tho Row. Joseph Corey,
JOHN SrswsET, OF New York, 70 HANNAH, daughter OF
Jacob voorhis, ESQ.,, Of Nyack
Chrsts church. Brooklyn by the Rev VIM. Taock, the
Rev. WILLIAM T. wTsoF, Of Albany, 10 CAROLINE, daugh
ter OF Vim. +. Blocker, Of brooklyn. No cards.
wE~TFR 'oK-MlsTY-At tho residence OF the bride. on
"Wednesday, December 10, by tho Rev. Thos. Street,
HIRAM WfsTnrccE ri Milford, Pa, 70 Miss JENNIE MAS
TN, Of New Yor; city. No cards.
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A Fireman Kificd I'm tho Discharge %
His Duty-Inuuest ON The Rematns.

Ills Duty-Inguest ON the Remains
Domin,ck G:co, the fireman who sustained Ruch fear
full nures by falling from the roof OF the building No.
IA Water street. 10 the yard below whilo duty at the
fire The morning Of the 9th ult died yesterday at tho
New York Hospital. Deceased, fireman named Irwin
(who was killed by tho falling Of the walls at the State
street fro the Cd inst ana several others, were on
top of tho building engaged in hostng hose whom SUD.
denly deceased loft Them and blinded by the smoke,
walked OF tho roof nnd fnbseq picked mp by his
comrades In yard In tho and transported 70 the
hospital Coroner Cover held an inquest over the re-
MAINS when the suhioined evidence WINS elected -
Francis Murray beng duiy sworn dop0scd and said =:
am fireman and member Of Metropolitan Engine
Company No a. deceased wns also q member OF the
same company; at abont half-pest O'Clock on the
morning OF November we were attending 0rc at No.
were On he reef OF fvn story building adjoining tho
burning building engaged In hoisting hose; the smoke
was 70 dense that deceased md fireman named Irwin
lay down iisir faces that they might br a'he;
rnmplcd on they got up and In moment or 60 after
wards Irwin called out, "Thcre goes Bomlnick, mean
ing dcconsed; told Irwin not 10 say anything that
would 30 dcwn and find him; ! did not
and went into Broad street. breaking open the door OF
store therc VIC found deceased lying nsensibc In tho
ynrd OF the premises; and others brought him immc-
daics 10 he losila; hcanreared 70 have sustained
internal and external injuries tho suppositton s
that account Of the smoke, he could not see and
walked of the roof accidentally.
Tho evidence OF Patrick C0rvtgan corrobornting the
facts already elcitcd the fncs submitted TO the
inry who found shnt Tho deceased camc To his death
bv inimrc accidentally received whc in tho discharge
of his dntv al FIRE nj IA Water street. on the morning
Of November o, 1906"
scot wns thirty ono years OF sgc and native OF Tre-
land He had served az a member OF Tho voaunte dc:
partent and had hcon connected but short limo wtth
the new organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

Board OF C0uDcilmeu.
ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1865.
Tho Board met yesterday afternoon. President Hayes
In tho chair
The following ordinance recommended by the Comp
troier making additional appropriations for the year
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Fort or Now York. Dccember IA, 1896

CLEARED
Steamship Faglc Lawrence Havann-speGord. rleston
steamship Tytse crowsl ssysncs s JoDss
Steamship Washington, Chichester, wilm'sston-c H
Steamship n A Boardman. Jordan, Beaufort-Mursay 4
steamship Falcon. Aldrcn. BaI.imore-,y b smyr.
Ship Gcrmana (rrus} Franckc Balumors-C Luing 4
Bark West Wind Orb Sinclair. Lvcrpool-w schmIdvs
BARK Helen Augusta tBr), Cuts Port Prnce-R MUIR
Brig Hroar Dan) Ting, Rio orands-Funch, Meiucte
Brig Village Belle (Bry Ogcvic, Ccnfacsos-Moss Ward.
schr Dragon Danl Simpson, 81 Croix-Ivcs, Bcechcr
ssr G ssspp Pre- MSs E,sS.
sshr wainwright tBrj. johnson, Ragged island Ms
scsr y viking. Post, APalseh!cols. 800
schr Statesman. Nlchcrson. wsshnson.A Abbott;
sehr olev. Buxton. Presley Wilmington, Dell Havi
sssr y ssss seS
ARRIVED.
Steamship City q Dublin Br, Eynon hycrpccl Noy
~ s.e iis Island ss%:Sp sso.
s!ss%ship sons shuey Hi.ars,h New Orleans. Dec 8
s,ea%ssp Niagara cenh Norfos hours with mdsc
and passengers, 70 Henekcn Palmore
Bark gdcrndo CDrj Kcndrick Old Harbor ia, % days.
Bark Dec Lare, 81 Marks, iodays with cotton 10 Brock
Irg Olivia, Marino Liverpool. 20 days, with salt. 10
with s so flee. Sa Charles SPENCE Co. "0 '
Dsm EI' ssihi ssGfs ss SS :ssr
Roberts rGm InoG%a for New Yor c,.,. 70 a.v ,
Brig Young Gibson 81 Stephens NB Is days. via Tar
Brig Harriet Amelia, Cor. Port Morris, In ballast 10 JF
brig 1oides Lead, Packard. Providence
Brig Alcx Miiiken Haskell. New Haven.
schr Sea Breeze ORR pagsc' hreceioo Pr 10 days. With
Naviis JBr Kerr John IS days. with lumber
schr a Richards. Arey, Jack onvile. o days.
sehr Merlin, Tinker. EiisaSeiSpor, Tor Prcyidence
schr M,chcl Fowler. Eliza6cthport for Providence
schr Globe, Remick Bangor
schr 4 strout Collins Bangor.
schr j g Rsckef, 0cidneIgki Saoo for Baltimore.
soSr Scnpssns saver, ngiiissIdgs Sassys:,,
ssr Ssm New aDashpo
schr white Sen, Robinson New Bedford.
schr Richards. sesrs Cohasses hsrrows Tor Eliza
seSr ~ Munsenl Psrtss, Sandwich.
sssr lab asss Ross w Ell E R;n. River
schr Louis Walsh, booth, vsn River.
schr Adrian ,Emesy. F4ll kiyer
scSr ss'pr KEN. froVideScS.
sohr Com Tuctsr Hcwes Providence.
schr Courier, Hopkins, Providence.
sr @ os
s sssr s sIs s S%;Si S%s :lsss
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The wheat market moro active md prices wcro &c.
3e higher Tho sales rvechcd 900 bushels ut 50 so
So 90 for white Gcncsec 81 10 for amber State,
81 u 81 so for amber Michigan 81 rs 81 u for NIL
wankce club and 81 40 for damaged Chicago spring.
Corn decidedly active, In part for speculation,
and prices egan ruled in sellers favor TO tho extent Of
1c per bushc Tho sales embraced $4,000 bushels al
Soc. a 95c for unsound, 96c. 06c for sound mixed
Western and 96c CSC FOR yellow Southern Tho
actions In larger and prices fully 1c per
bushe higher Tho sales at 45c Ole. for unsound
and Csc 62c for sound Rye firm with sales OF
10000 bushels Western ut 00c 95c TO quality In
GLIDING inferior Barley and malt continued duh aud
nominal
CorroS speculative feeling has In great mca-
subsidized and the market closes without much AMI
nation though prices very firm for all grades at
annexed quotations Tho sales mostly to shippers
and consumors comprising Q, 100 bales We quotc:--
- NJ n n
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The business al the Sab Treasury to-day was as TOT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY. Dec. M-6 +. NJ
AsuRs-Rcccipts, Is packages. The market contin-
usd Quot, but firm.
BREADsrrySs 9be8 bbls 6our, 200 do corn
meal 234 bushels corn 222 do. OATS 1890 DO. rye
and 900 do barley Tho demand for State Western
flour rather more active and prices ruled loc 16c
higher principally for tho better qualities The sales
10, 900 bbis at revised quotations annexed the
marx closing with continued upward tendency. South
flour also dcarer under decidedly active
inquiry. The sales over 800 bbls. Canada -four
advanced SC. 10c per bbi The sales to a mod
crate extent, comprising $50 bbls Rye flour was in
moderate request with sales Of $50 bbs within the range
OF quotations Corn meal rm with sales OF 600
hhls Rrand wine nj "A 20 We nuoto:-
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COvfM was less ective, but prices were steady.
FREcnT continued dull and heavy for grain but cot
ton offered freely TO Liverpool and rates tended upward
Tho cngagcmcnts wcrc:-ro Liverpool 200 bales cotton
at sgd, in bags; 100 hhds iallow at 17s Cd. per
stesmer $50 bales cotton at Nd, 200 bushels corn at
3D. 400 boxes bacon nj 25a and 400 crccs beef ut 2s
3D. To London 500 tcrccs beef at AL Cd q 6a
Bors. The demand continued fair, and previous full
prices well maintained We note further sales OF
100 bales at loc &c Tor Old and a3c &C. for now
Nor 4. srs was duh but nomlnally unchanged Small
jobbing lots were taken for consumption at previous
quotations
PRovIsrors --Receipts "a bills. pork; $40 do. beef
40s packages cut meats and 800 kegs lard The pork
market nj the commencement dull and Dropping but
subsequently rallied under improved demand and
prices advanced mess closing firm at $50 The sales
mess and sas 90 sas for prime mess and aboc, 1000
bbls new mess for delivery from now m March, sellers
and buyers option, al s27 10 $40 TO- Beef was 10
good demand at previous full pces Tho sales werc $50
bbls at Gil a $14 for plain mess, and 80 $l7 for
extra mos; also 600 tics. primo and India mess at
bacon wp pIS c s"s wcr we'll
VIC potc salcs OF 4J0 boxes for Cumberland
cut and long rib Cut meats were N moderate demand at
unchanged prices Tie sales 300 pkgs nj lie 1Jc
for shoulders and 13c i7c for hams Tho Demand for
lard was fair The sales 900 pkgs ~ l0c. 2okc,
was dull and dropping cheese was without important
change Small lots taken al lee 1sc, a. 70 quail
~, the latter rate for factory made,
wss In fair demand, but refined was rather heavy The
saios $500 b6is al <ikc 42c for crude on the
spot and for all December and January, CO., ESQ., for
refined Ia bond hero aud In Philadelphia 4er taasE
Rcn wss dull, with sales IN lots 10 the trndc q okc
foxc. for Rangoon, and 13c. I3kc. for Carolina
SvOAh--The market generally was quiet, though We
notice Aene Of 3t7 bhda fair refining Martinique on pr
vats terms, ALSO IS hhda Cub. muscovado At and
100 bsxss moaeees sugar u 13c and q boxes Havana
averaging No. l6k ~ lbkc. ssg.Ia. ! - n
rALlow VS. sctys and higher with sales Of 10000
pounds Il 13Xc. i1kc, the latter outside rate.
wmsEHY -kecsipls "a bbls. Tho market was dull
and 10 unsettled that accurate quotations cannot be
given. Small sales were made OF from 81 90 81 a.
The market closing entirely nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

ne seckholdcn Of the Boston, Hartford and Eric
KAss~a Company elected the following named gentle
aea - directors the 18Th inst Daniel Drew, Robt
n ssrier, Henry LAAPierson, James Low, A. " Stout
gscAart seheli. Edward Crane, Of New York; William
Evans London, England; Dudley 8 Gregory, Jersey
Guy. NJ J.; Alexander s Diven, Einira H. Y Ambrose
: Murray. Goshen, N Y. Legrand Lockwood, q. d.
Bartholomew Henry Hotchkiss, Joseph w. Alsop' Con-
nec,iout Joseph W. Clark Mark Heeley, Boston, Edwd
Harris Ohio J. Rathburn, Rhode Island IL N OTIS OF
New York. was elected secretary end clerk. majority
Of the above gentlemen are connected with the direction
OF the Erie Railroad
The busnesx nj the Sch Treasury to-day was as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
MXTRTMONIAI..

"A both in New Orleans AZ veil - philadelphia has The
snrec in the best society having lost me means ne once
emf croursssnces with vew 10 masrimony lie adyerses
communication WIN b treated ~ The most confidential
ner. Address A. B. O. D., Herald ONCE N,
A YOUNG oRNTfRnAN, . YEARS or ACE, rAKRs
"A aha rather unusual 10 10 The acQuantauco OF
Young isdy with view 70 matmony; he u ppSsessed Of
simple means and rcnnement 70 mako home and
10 se:cang lsrtns, for life All rsIlss M b tHtsd
vise w1l Be nrst oonsdsred Address O. j., station
YOUNG MAN, AGED U.s. WISHES TO FORM TIN
"A acquaintance OF lady With view 70 ma!imony; one
with preferred Address Francs Herald ooce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15
S HlPPING NEW S .

YoRE-THIs s
IL NOON RIsss. morn g
sErs.............. 81 RICH WATER ......eyo 80
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schr Sun, Harvey. Norwich.
Schr Chief. Osborne Norwich. =
sohr Maria Fleming. Williams, Norwich
Schr Success, Richards, New London
-echr a Connnt, Foss StoninGton.
Schr Kate Walker Tapley. Bddgeport.
6loopE eprague Gibbs Providenoe
REruRN-eleamship Aradne. orary henoe for Key West
Apaaehicoa Dec lS at Pm When on barneeat came
Havre for New York with cargo Of wines. 6c and SUNK
30 inutes saved The steamer received some
slight damage about the head
SAILED
Washington; ship Energtc; barks Arie aud
Weldon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-15

Tho Board met yestercay htcrpoous trceiocnt hayes
In tho chair.
The following ordinance recommended by the Comp
troller making additional appropriations for the year
1855, was brought up and adopted:- - =
Contingencies law Department ............... 50 900
CONTINGENCIES, Croon Aqueduct Board. 1000
Opening streets, expenses of.............. $500
Sewers repairing and cleaning 200
SEWERAGE system SURVEYS 1000
Compilation Of laws and ordinances. 1900
in 1857 421ss
Court House Fourth police disirct........... 157s
Madison Park iron railing 10000
nen-r ana ,e'denng Of Seventh avenue. 1890. 10000
Twenty ninth n-ecines station house. 900
Thiry-secopd prccinct ftaiion house. ....... 5000
Printing for tho Common Council special. $1,000
judgments ozsosV
bonds No IL. $1,000
Interest CENTRAL Park Improvement Fund
stock or 1896. lOUVV
Cleaning Streets .291. 64s
Seyentieth street regulating . ............... A260
Metropo,i.aa Fire Department Fund 900 400
Grading Hamilton square. 10000
Redemption Of revenue bonds Issued for the pay
ment Of Judgments. oSz, l4z
LAYING out che cay north Of 165th street. 1850
City Chamberlain, fees Of. ZOeO0
Arrears OF street cleaning. 100, 100
e00~f0c0
Mr. Lent opposed few OF tho tcms, but neither OF his
amendments urevalked.
Tho Board concurrcd with tho Aldermen In releasing
the premises Ii6 and III Naau street. for tho use or
the Law Depa+ment Gt tho rate OF SIS 900 per eunum
Tho Board adjourned till this friday afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Arrsrros Gaocrssz1s ~ leave =
refer the grocsry dea,D( Of our ~ to the
sdvertisement ia - soiud u ths
Eagle Minis, o.. and d y strsets,
New York City ~ !. nills sre estab-
l'shed over tv( ly-ak ysass 70, and ere
owned BY Ne rs. Iace u fsrhy, Who
import and n'tkf lure ~ e. spices, all
KIND. Of Grocers Drugs, y the cel.hraied
Kissing Star" yeast n kden. celebr.ted
'ar and vide a the he, kaiest and cheapest
o. the kind in Ameri( Almost any arti-
Gle in such line q trade can be procured
o the" at the M I liberal r,tsS when de-
,a sired ed, ~ r., y ''r-. + price list
Gov. SPnE IN Tows.-Our ci( kens will
DC pleased TO know that the Governor Of
our State nov in the city, d will be
present to light At the inaugural Exercises OF
'ne Oomm4cial College, and 4 deliver :
snort addr4 to the audience. The Princi-
pals Of thia popular institution are snar;nu
no eiIoat on Expense TO securs Inc lmnrove.
ment Of thu students. an the nuh,;c
should prop Fly appreciate Ieir liber.lity
and enterpr y, BY never an wing an oppor.
tunlty Of Sc Pnding their Il brts to pass un-
improved. be public is rncstly invited
'ooe present bis evening
POLICE Cot IA nan less vagrant was
disposed Of d bre Squir1 Blood to day.
Mary J ca ~as brd KIT before Justice
Blood this NOR ing, c4 Lged with having
wilfuly r, sistsd an Off K willie in the law
fal discharge Of > du( Was examined and
discharged.
'harles Jetzler n arrested and examin-
cd before Justice ID, charged with dis
orderly conduct ol he streets last night.
Was fined IS and It's.
JHE MARKETS heat brought 81 and
tl.o5 to day; oats q corn So cents per
bushel. The rec Of grain to day have
been from three be thousand bushels,
phc'paIIy Wuea ny cOTn lnree Thousand
sacks Of wheat = Re bipped for Alton and
Saint Louis to ID 1the Sucker State
Hay brings sls . tod butter from 25 to
dozen.
Rock ISLAND SdGDifss.-Co COM any D.
tho 18th Regiment Illinois Inf stry return
ed to Rock Island. last night Ind vas vel
coined back BY large copD D00ss>> >pf citizens
headed by their old commander, \ d. Will
iams, now colonel. This cor bany was
raised by Col. Williama. ~ theb time of the
seventy five thousan] ~ s.
REwAaD.-Fifiy dI1osl bward is offered
for the capture Of eqlhery who lately
escaped from the Jscksql county Jail. WHY
don't The northern par rsIve descriptions
ofthese fusi'iv34
DAvEsPoRr, Iowa, Jul 1ods: 9ees.>.
Losr between >l5o.oqt Ind 5000 oo,be
tween the German theatsy4n Pennsylvania
House. The finder 11H6e nlsrally reward
cd by leaving it at this Office.
&c. B. &EISLER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

KExpALL's AxDoLrSx ANY lady desir-
Gus Of improving the quality and strength Of
universal among the fair sex-can crafty il
BY using Kendall's very excellent and eiii-
cacious prepat atoms. It is sold by all Drug
gists, and its remarkable success is chiefly
owing to the fact, that when once known, il
is never abandoned. jul5 div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

Scorr Division No. l, Sons Of Temper
ance, meets every Friday evening Mt seven
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ner I'd and Brady streets. jan 6ld&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

JUsr Gauss ron BEING ALARMED.-When
= cough has been running for long time
and you begin to feel = pain setting in upon
your Lungs. attended with tightuess across
rhe chest, it is high time that you should
awaken to the danger Of your disease,
which is fast running into fatal consump
ton. = Now, before II Is too late. use Allest's
Lung Balsam, which will cuse disease, and
Ill will be well with you.
For sale by E. S. BALLARD.
Also, BY the Dealsrs in Family Msdicines
generally. ..4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20


IL AsInAsT bALL.-"e '.e , ~.
"vss o' 'o's Oe"ocfaac ''.os
sssend the military ball y = n'sn'' ~
know q rself, and may be don's tnouen
Az the novelists say, "a the appointeo
)fme' wd patered the Thea afre building a"o
ssme in io9ent contact with military
friend, end ike culprit n were dragged
before the BAR" We ever drink, oo'
drank to se lmoedate F3end. and toasted
"Billy Shsrl en-" Erieph bad been toast
Ing consider> PIE, We thtught. He talked
much Of milf hry matter ls-thought proba-
bly, Ben Butlek could IKE Fort Fisher il
they d give hab snothdt fair trial sometime
this summer thought Banks might dist'n
guish himself = Red River this summer, il
they'd let hi,n{A admIte ed Banks taste fo'
co.ton-unders(Ao Stanton had taken Sher
man down consi( eraH y lately, bat .could nj
see the point" t., jct. We treated friend
to the cigars, li1pe( under ! mans arm,
and left friend id btssiul ignorance Of our
whereabouts. Entered hall in dignif1ed
manner, and encjhitered gigantic veteran.
Veteran c.suallyitkm.rk.d that "s,nokin'
want allowed" ocked the Gre Of cigar in
10 our vest pocke3and drove stump into the
cav,rnous denthH Of = aecayed tooth. We
scrutin,,ed h;m{n.r.fnl,v from crown "a
al. ..,..;.rkn ~. thr.e m.~u;f,-
c.nt foot ,kA .owersa .hove our
h..d Tho,oI r.m.rL, ~ere eminent.
L. .nnronr;.,s AL q, ,,el;.ve IN smoking in
~. ,;o;,,;,v vod,.ad. .a,n;~aa III. ch;val.
rous d.positln. IA invited him to drink.
NJ. e....,... k,., ;,.. ho.x.r,v s,n;,e
.na "A e.,,~n;r, 18th o,r he.d
I, .n .n.,. II * I,,.s. and our thumbs
in the arm. kole. 4 our vest. We collided
with an Irih wsikr "Arrah! ye devil,
an vhas AZ re al ut - said he f.rociously
i" About toipsrticirk.e in The mazv dance J,
said we c1m,v. he ;abbers y, he ren' led.
u.n, III L. .nor m.,;,, =. ;c - a. ~
like Of thkt sp.in We passed on DANCED
with ladt with greo hair. and beautiful
auburn tjrcss; cro,( (ded. We sailed of in
tine style but in talancing, tore auburn
dsaaa; terhered ourstincere apologies. Ball.
anced to be next, Ire dress and apolosized.
Tore next ones d,c(k; tore next ones dress
and procul red pin. Figure concluded, took
tlarnsel Il . seat an< looked for hat. Hat
gosk,: blQ white ouelb there, with rim broken
and crow1 cavsd in. Nent into the garden
IndividuS asked US E'what the ID We
were doing with his t." Surrendered hat
and accepsed yellow 4ne--for didn't know
where next one would come from. Met :
veteran who appropriated yellow hat with,
out word We refecttd that he had served
his country apd 'ougtt3o have . hat, ect.-
We then dlnced with sblack silk lady with
. good looging dress onl danced twice more;
danced twd or three time IS more and went
70 supper BsaQsifsl1>y eat opposite US.
admired per very muef-wo"dersd II she
va . ~idd ."d would ke to nsr'y. Sa~
her place fr handkerci ct to her mouth;
teeth fell oit on the ho3r. We remarked
that Madam lhsd dropped Omething. Madam
8, s.1ed ~ist1(fly at US as though she would
W. W. ~. ~ ns ons. ~. .hoaathl Ia ~. .~.v
o.r h,naL %ch;ef and l., J. Tucked cor
nor of t.h,I cloth :, n,n.kloon. noclet and
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