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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
nIayOrauy.

aA=A~N - ~HNNs
We are authorized 10 snnoGnce Cart. WILLIAM
DRIVER a. s,s1didale for the once Of Mayer Of
Nashville. sf The coming eleciion-llst Saturday IN
September next. ga he
We arc aufhouzed % announce AHRAM hABRs
a. 4 candidate foF mayor al the ensuing election.
jysO-tds
The friends Of p. D. DICREY. request us 10
announce h'n as a clndidate for Mayor. al the
election on The iast Saturday 10 septernoer
y0
We are authorized 10 announce W. MATT
Drown. a. candidate f0r Mayor, a. The ensuing
Woare su ho,issd 70 announce VIZ. 8. CHAT.
Ram as . canddsse for Msyor 81 TIE approachlne
ols,tion. sugi.tds
We are authorised tossnouncs Dr. P. 8. WOOD
WARD as q ssndldats 70, Mayer. his scosptunc,
% call having been publIahod sagi-tss
For Aldermen
We ara auihonzsd 70 snuounos GE0RGE 9
KINNEY rs q caadidats Tor Alderman, 10 he
Sc ond Ward iy s-id
We are authorised 20 anuouncs JAMES SLOAN
a. a eanddsis for Alderman in ihs Third wsrd. 81
The next election. jyai-lds
WEare authorised TO announce. for tas
Fifth Ward
FOR ALDERMAN,
RIB. CHEATHAM
FOR COUEcILMEE.
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. H. KENDRICK.
jg2s.dtd-
We are authorized 90 sunouucs J. 3. Rust A.
enni dafs for couneilman from tho seventh ward.
aug2-tds
We ere authorized 70 announce =. GOOD
LET as oaadidats for cooneiinsa - represent
ne SIN Ward in the Municipal slsedon.
HEArQ QUARTER3 POST OF N ,sHvILLE.t
hAaHv.Itn TEss, Juiy is.sises. !
ssaarai Order No. 20.
n obsden = t0 Special Order No "a. HesdqTar
teTs Mliia y DIVISION o. the Ienu-ssee, dsisaftiy
~. 1855, hareby. asauIns command of fiia p q
The present siaH Uhicars vii hs reiaiaef until
chs c. DaoLTr IL.
B-isn BHg.-sen. s. Vols
aEGDouaRrERs Posr og EAsRvILLE. !
NAsuViflr, TEEn-, July isih, isas. !
duarsi Ofdsrs No. &C.
/ In eonsi ssratoa o. Toe heed, . aad csrsis-s
usunsrui ridiue aod o. ing ihis y. 8 snf 90
the rr1aff protect on 7 psrs0us 11 proper - i1e
Go usadnq lfIcef of fae r0sf lssues ne illl1r-
lnE d-r1
OF "a rr sal fiie or dflFe ilraugl tha atfasis .f
eal via. Teu1.. g. q FAC aosTo four . Les per
hnur
"a ms ths Poorest Guari are he-etv idsf-fafs4
20 aee G. f-e a11Fe = ca lled iuf0 ~ q Thre
vii hat - p1riT or prf1s fra fqssasIar ~
sane bot D. 70 ease s q ihsg Grs " ass hsTo-
res rr1u az Del 1que1fl
~ oraer cf cci. M. p. Wcod. Corrmandinr Pr.f
p W. nlCEHuET
gnh A. A. A. Geo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Feasi Miniatures, in Oh. or Wsisr solors
ssi the genuine a ths eailsry Of ne Gun.
e'--Aa. arrfl-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
The 9th District.

NOMINEE OF iHE DI5rR1Cr c0Ny sErs soS,
N WI b1 rleasat g maai and asdre1a his
asrs Of toe 9Th Congrsssio -fl Dis res AZ o. oi
loving times and places. mr. Thoinas a invited
70 aitsn4
ca Msuday. silt JAY, a. oolumh's, in M'ury
county ia "a
ne are authorEsd 20 announce EE-0oF. VS.. p.
C.NrHEI1 A. candidate for Congress n The Fiah
Congressional district, eempossd o. the coundes
of Davidson, williamson, wilson. Sumner. rot
ertsou, En8 Choatham. 1cI
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30. LIE.
SPECIAL NOTICES

n you vsut to ksen coal ti,s,. b,. .s.-.
2 ~ College street, and gei some of ths no.t
'S''il'ni re- cFsaa il ,As ei'y
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
Coughs. Colda. Consumption.

cought. cc'ia Corsurnrfnr
CQuFls Code, C1nrumnlar.
Ccug1s. Cl'i1 Cons rsrf1l
Coughs. lclda, consurlpt6r
cdr. HEayue'a Uompouni syrup Wni cssrry
-lI sFayue.7 tompou1i SYRUP Wud Cusrfqtt.
Nbf- ssa7ne's Compound tYFup Wld Cnerrgif
CuFaa On Crr1nlanfI
Cures sIi lomriauu
Cures ai cqmpiaatl
Cafta al Camrmutl
Ol the Throat Hr6aai aud runq-
~ ibs IHnoai, hrHiet aul lang
OI tna Thzcal Beast ana Luce.
uI llo fhfoai, hrcf1i all Luuft
it sooihes ihe irrtaiioua af nsa uucous mau,hr.ns
which lines the aIr raaf1scl. anf nrns sorfurh
distress, caiIsiue teklrf OF r1inH in tha thrds.
promofea ezpeeioralun. l1cacnf Che tough mnffar
which ci0g4 up Ihe vessels of ltc tlresi and innrs
thus enaninf fhe pFisnt to hff1iho frse aad ra.s.
ral. ~ stimulates the power u' firar1dn arf hsr
poiloTn.af FerY u'any curla uhau % al hrr,.n
prntsbi.tg G could not b. r1ssh.a.
T1 D. g.r1..-r 4 Son. asl gl-ft lgi-tt 81 tr....
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

lhe HFl3al ctamtsf, a. So - g.
anl i1sirc-fiou ios oanz Men. A., -, s-.l.-, =
.a ,fsti1eai ~ l-sclseI cf lla 'UrlnsT5 -
estlA 1fs,eals-ssll ire. - saaiaf env-f,-,--
,--.e. e-l.e. ~. ?, s1lLLle h0u6HIuN. H7ss-f
49, Plia. "a alfl8-iT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
Tor Aldsrnen

We are authorized % aunouucs J. B. RUST a. .
cnnd date for couneilinan from tho seventh ward
aug2-tds
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE +. Z GOOD
LIT as q eaadldats for coun1iimaa - represent
ne SIN Ward in the Municipal slseaon.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
CARRIAGE SIANUFACTURERs.

AAYERS a RUNT-ManuiaetureIs Of all the
Ni Latest STYLES Of First Glass Csrrages and
BUgges, Expgess WAGONS and CArfyals, Y North
Market street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03
HOOK AND JOB PRINTINe.

s~tiNfERON. WAf a &Cs.-Book and Job Piinters,
I tnd pu lshers Of the Dd y and Heckly
Union, Psinlars Alley. betEoen Union snd Dead
erics streets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22
JUSTICE To MACMILLAN.

II is not at all ashioaable Tor United
States journal to say any thing in the praise
Of the emperor Of Mexics. yet we qses,ion
if a single one Of them viii deny that he
" has done the State some service" When
he arrived there, aud for one hundred years
prior TO that event, the people were. like
many Of their mountains, volcanic. Let
Us give him credit for establishing order
and Justice in that heretofore de;estably
governed band. Ia resent proclamation
he makes assertions whitehall must admit
are true: lisnceiorth." his proclamation
says, ",he contest will be solely between
the respectable men Of the nations, and
bands Of criminals and hiyhwayme There
can be no more Ienieacy, as q will benefit
only bands Of men who burn villages and
rob and assassinzte peaceful cltizeas. de.
crepit old men and deiencelrss women.'
The date Of this document i October ~.
Immediately following the PRONUNCIATION OF
this proclamation. he issued = decree with
The sbject Of suppressing The guerrilla war.
rhe punishment Of death wiihla iwenly
four hours alter conviction, Is prescribed
Tor guerriIlas. and the inhabitants who aid
tAem are to be dealt with az f.ll.ws:
ARTIcLg THE local authorities, IN vii
lagos, who fail 10 give immrdiate nat.ce TO
their superior Authorities Of the passage Of
any armed body of men through their Inn.
lis. shall he punished guDernatorlall, bv
said superior authoritie., b. the IMPOSE
ton Of hne Of lrsm $2DO 10 g.. QUO. 80
with Imprisonment lrsm three month. up
10 Two years IN duration.
ARTICLE s.--Any resident .f village Or
town. VINO. after learning u The spproasn Or
transit of an armed body Of men through
the district. shalt Tail To nutlly the author.
lite, Of ihe same. shall be subjected To the
payment Of 6ne VARYING ir.n S. 10 $500
However much We may ohjst to the e.
tsblishnent of an Empire upon our South
ern border a, against the genIus and .nrll
u governments upon this conunrnt. ~r
mus nevertheless accord 10 him the eredI,
ol BRING an enlightened ruler. aud give HIN
praise fsr sincere desire % elevate that
people to a standard ~ consaLaner with
the progress Of Inc western world IN the
siddIr Of the ninsteenth century.
Tue contest between his troop. and thar
II tllose opposing then has been struggle
Tor law and order oD lhr one side aud que
rilIalsm aud robbery on the other. The
prsclamstion abo,r quoted IRON anHsunces
tie triumph OF the burner. Could the u
Ditei States have accomplished more than
hat: And. another question. you'd the
people 81 Mexico be benefited by the rr-
pulson Of Aarimillian bv the Unned States
and the elevation OF Juarrz. or soae other
Rubber chief.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22
A REsol,lJTIoN

Submitting 10 he Legislatures cff6s ssruai ssars
Proposiiioai 10 amend The Consultation cfthe nj
ted Males.
Resolved by fhe Senate aud House Of Rep
resen ,afiuss effhe United States Of Anasriea,
in Congress assembled, (i,co thirds Of both
Houses eoneurring,) That the following ar.
ticle be proposed 10 The Legislatures Of
the several States asan amsndmrnt 10 the
Con ST. tuition vt the United States, whi:h,
when ratified by three -iourihs oi said I.eg.
islature s, shall be valid. 1. all intenis and
purposes. as part Of The said Consultation.
namely:
ARrIcLg XIII.
SEC. I. Neither slavery nor inyoloet4ry
except as punishment TOR cr,me
whereof the party shall have been lul y con.
v,cted. shall ex,,t within The United States.
or any place subjec. I" their juris suction.
SIC. :. Congress shall have power to an
forre this article by appraprlats leslslamn.
Appru we'd frbrsaIy ls,, lc65.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22
AilIsbaruugh Rsrurntr.
HIILsB0R0CGn, N. C.
Wednesday. November =. 1865.

~ suh.erihsss in ar~st. fsf The Ressder are
esrne.,ly rrqse.,ea TO Inske psymsn' Al IL sst co
iemps.ans. trguHe payment 10 slv,ncc, aud wss.
nj le.. needy ihsa they. n s.nsy eaanos se h,i
hing .. provisions; aouf . r.Psei.lly ~antd 4
presrni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22

houses in Charleston, 70 General Howard,
and asked that they mighsbs restored 70
the proper authorities. | made the same
request 10 regard to the Military Hall N
Charleston. I'll
(6igned) B. T. PERRY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22

V- NOTICE. Justice. u the rsae. ior
Orange count, respectfully reque.'sd "a meet II
The Court Hau.e IN iliIlsh"rossh Tuesday -
sar nett i;aany Court, sos lbs Transaction ii Ila-
pot,an, business.
H.B. GUTHRIE. shstia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22

y. stushs. Rsq. Of Msrtin. is elected 10 Css
gfsss 10 ihs Gnl district; Charles q. CLARK. 81 c..
ven. 10 The second district: rhsmss g. Fsllsr. ..
Cunberlsnd 20 Tho bird district and return, Ind
cate tbs, A. n. ZONES, o. Hshdsrsoa. 10 elected -
the seventh district.
The returns Of the election Coz Governor, 90 fer o.
received, leave We. WORTH bou, s.oOo ahead.
@.s.@~m~@@@@s.@@
The Rslsigh Progress announces The sppsinimsni
Of pf. WIN. sloan, u CASTOR, a. Pfo,isisnsl Tree
sursf ~ Governor Holden. vice Mr.. Worth, rssish-
cd.
The Governor has sppoinied n. w. Hest, Esq,
Of Greene, Secretary Of state. vice q. n. ThOns',
Ess, resigned.
The Legislature Of South Csrolns b.. adopted The
Constitutional smsndnsnt ssoli,hiss slavery. u
passed With but little opposition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22

\ Done at the City NJ Washington. thisse-
cond day oi February, A. ID. 1865. aud OF
the Independence Of the U nited States Of
America the eighty ninth.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-22
rHE CONSTITUTIONAL AaENpagNr.

We lay before oar readers the following
letter fryn Secretary Sc card to Gov. Hol.
den. requesting ham TO present to the Lrs-
isIature the Constitutional Amendment re-
latve TO the abolition Of slavery:
NFrielis
Department u sisls,
Wsshirs,sn. Fsbrs,y 81. Is5S.
To hs ExeeLxney. lie Gor-rno, Or "a, STATE
y North Csreliaa. EaltigA. " q
Sal transmit an aitcued copy 81 .
Joint Resolution Of Congress. spprs.rd on
the ist instant, proposing 10 tie I.egisla-
tutes oi the several States Thirteenth Ar.
ticls 10 the Constitution OF the United
States. Your EIcellsncy u requested Il.
cause the decision Of the Legislature Of
North Carolina 10 be taken upsn the spo.
jeet An acknowledgment nt the receipt
sf this c"nlnunieatien IS rsqsested By vour
Exesllency's
Most obedient servant.
\. W. SEWARD,
Acting Secretary.
tDrrtieArr.
United States OF tnsrics,
Department Of state.
To az rhon hsR Presents shGl como. Cyee,iag
! certify, that annexed j. a true copy Of
q Joint Resolution " Congress. ent,lled
/" A Resolution submitting to the Lsgisla.
tsres OF The several States a Proposition 10
amend the Constitution Of the United
States" approved February LIST. 1865; the
original Of which is on Gle in this Depart.
ment.
10 testimony whereof 1, William H..
Seward, Secretary Of State Of the Uni.
ted States, have hereunts subsc, ibsd
my name and caused the seal Il the
Department Of State to be affixed,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
OONsoLAT1ONFOR THEMTsERABLEs.
ONE TO S1X.

There il do disease either infectious, or
ganic, malarious, epidemic, scr0fulOus, eli
Inatic, acute or inhsmatory, but that ONE
To SIX bottles or boxes Of DR.. Radway' q
Remedies will give to the patient satisfaot
ory evidence Of cure; and any advertised
remedy that fails to do the same, 10 unwor
thy Of pubic ccnfidenee, and its use should
heneeforth be d scontinucd
AT ONCE.
Let the patient, suffering with pain, eth
or internal or external. use RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF, no matter what may be
the cause, Rheumatism, Neurasgia, Head
ache, Sore Throat, Pains in the Back, Chills,
and Fever. n.arsh@a. Dysentcry, Bilious
Chclic, or IL Cramps, Spasms, Burns o.
Scasds. Bruises, relief is iinmsh;ately exps.
rsenced, and cure rapidly follows. -
DR.. RADWAY'SPILLS
Are likewise quick and thorough in their
influence IN expcsline disease from the sye-
TEN, Tor all diseases where Il IA essential "a
use purrative medicines, from one doae "a
six boxes vill effect thoroush cnre nj
iousness, Constipation, Indisest;on r..
tiveness, Dyspepsia, Liver OomplsiSe -.
cured rapidly they do not afI:rd me,el,
Temporary relief, but effect thorough Gu, {
NO pile~ Or teneamus, wrenching palma 8
hard stsaining follows their use
DR. RADwAY'S CLEANSING SYRUP
Called Renovating Rraolvsnk cures ID
wont akin diseases, Scrofula, Salt Rheuu
Sores If all kinds, Sore Hesds. and vsnes,
d Sores. Pimpies, Biotches, &C., By the "
Of fre0 one to six bottles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
rRanE HOUSES FOR SALE.

No Il. The desirable residence on Brady
street. now occupied by General Baker.
. .aor;se : rooms and cellar, with well and cis-
tern. Lot s5 by i55, well stocked With young
fruit Price tl,2W.
No 10. On north side 5th street. Sd door east
ofths Methodist Church, 2 story. in good repair,
Z rooms and cellar, with cisteru and brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Price e2oou:
No. H. Oa the east side Of Brady street, (l0s
Jog feet front.l rooms, good cellar and risiern;
price A. 600. or the house aud portion Of the
land will be sold separately.
80. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. .. c, Dow, Esq, being the dwelling house
,ccd ,s-ce full lots. hontiug south upon 6th st.,
.orrer Of r...num street. This house 10 IN pev
fect repair, having been fitted up BY the owner
for himself The eatire arrangement Of the house
- tssseSul and complete. The view from this
olsce 10 unsurpassed. Tcrms easy.
No. :. Frame house south side Sd street two
.siea west Of "rady street Pvioe, 1900 Two
Md may rsA-sin on mortgage y sis per cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

The new and splendid passenger packet,
Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell, will depart for
Fort Madison and way points, Tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock, r. N. Pre- lyman
agent.
The Charley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell, will
depart for Dubuque and way points, to-
morrow morning, r. N. Prettyman, agent.
Tie Sucker State will be down to NOR
row morning, and leave for st. Louis. Step
right aboard and make yourselves at home.
The Sucker is al right.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24


UNSATISFACTORY. recent arrange
ment affected between Gen. Sherman and
johnson whereby the latter is TO quit offand
give up the contest, does not seem to give
general satisfaction. aud in some particulars
it ought not to. In the matter
Of arranging terms with an arm
ed force Of rebels, Gen. Grant went - fai
as military wisdom and sound policy would
dictate, but Gen Sherman has gone several
steps further. As will be seen BY psru,
. i Of the stipulations published in an othes
column. II Is not probable thaA the asth. =
ities 1t Washington viii endorse the arti
c.es oi agsceznsnt and in that case Gen.
Johnses nay refuse u surrsndes, end ths,a
bring on another battle which can only ~
sult in isseJllsss lost u lie and : bloody d
feat Of Gen. Johnson's army. Il is to b
hoped that nothing ofths kind yin happen
We look upon every life lost in battle non
as almost murder. The Confedsracy hal
lost it, vitality, snd ths best that IT. adhsr
ents can do is 70 come down gracefully, g
knowledge themselves whipped, and trsa
ior the best terns possible. No matter !
'sa. Davis has dstssninsd to rake aneths
stand, twill not change The Aat in The =
''''oa Of . hair sxsspt psshaps w'al
n"ss'i' - u nay usks that s'last Stand" |
.aa oa n'shins. with plain dsesrstisa
J. 'ae hss bsen susgenessisd
I'm ]. = : a'e'oaatie way, and ~ b
diseraeed shss.tar; thassh ~ heps ths
The nemory Of his many desda = ..,or I
behalf ofhts country may not l. xiosa a. !,
| BY this laas Questionable trans,cs;e. ~,
the AaAsricaa psepls - ~ q u rru.e..,
- sndsss 49, ~. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

| DsAp.-fhe announcemsnt Of the osesnA
ef ohsisian KsuGmsnn. Esq City C'srh
III ETY., takes the psopis by swpr''s. no
had besna resident ofthis city fdr tn yesfs'
was . man of aesiye busiaess habits and well
/ nown and ssspssied ~ every one. ne o'eo
yesternsy afternoon about 8 o'clock, a'ters
short illness, which had confined him 70 h's
room only about twen ty-four hosrs, sne =
his bed much shsster space Of tine. 49,
Rungs, who was with him constantly o'H-
ing the night and day previous to his deasn,
states he had his senses most Of the time
and was impressed with the idea that re
should not recover lie gave careful dlrec-
tioas o. to the settlem ent Of his asfa'rs-sc
counts to b. collect ed-deLts to be paid ana
disposition 70 BE- made Of what Vas lett Ne
died Of apoplezsy in his room st Lahrnsnns
WAS lS years old, single, and has no re's'
tives in THE country. He bas been City
Clssk ~ The past year and just reelected.
He was also an oGleer in several German Or
ganisa tions; wss genial, industrioua, ard
popular citisen-oos whose loss is felt and
lamented.
The funeral viii take place from Lahr.
mann's to morrow morning at 10 o'clock, to
which bis associates, friends sud fellow-cit'
isens generally are invited.
Tas Exrlsrrfox. The Exhibition and
Tableaux given by the Good Templars o.
Saturday evening, At Metropolitan Hall, vas
extensively patroni4ed BY the public, and
contained many really interesting and ex-
eellent features, and on the whole was all
and more than could have been expected un-
der the circumstances. People generally
expect too much Of amateur performers, but
on this occasion general expectation was
we'll met. We congratulate the naaagers
and performers upon having been instru-
mental in raising very handsome purse
for the Sanitary Fair. The performances
will b repeated in Rock Island on wednes
day evening, April 26th, for the same laud-
able purpose for which it was given here
For the convenience Of those who wish to
attend from this city, arrangements have
been made with Capt. Robinson to make .
. trip with the ferry boat after the Tableaux
il over. Success to the second perlerm-
ance.
l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24
AN APPEAL TO THE INTELLECT. =
-. Al.,iA

AN APPEAL TO THE INTELLECT. -
When Consumption takes .hold on the sys-
tenn, " it first blocks up the cir cells. andin
flames the mucous membrane, which causes
the lungs to become irritated and if this is
not cured, pustals will soon form, which
will 20 on and form tuber,les which will ul
Ger .te and end life with fatal Consumption.
Nov when the phlegm first commences to
from. nature makes svery effort to expect
cvate the matter, but she is unable to do 40
without assistance. Aliens Lung Balsam
has been tound to be just the remedy for
curing this disease, as it causea the expect
orstion Of the phlegm and heals the irritated
parts, and restores the system to health.
For sale BY 4. 8. BALLoRD
Alsc, BY tie Dealers IN Family Medicines gen.
ssauv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

CHRISTIAN KAUFMAN, Sunday 2sd. inst
at 5 o'clock p. m.
The funeral will be held at Lahrman's Hall to
morrow morning st 10 o'clock. Friends, and
especially the Ere department, are respectful,
invite to attend
Per oder Of the Pioneer Hook Ladder Co
No H. Ant Sec'v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

-. "uerwin's Block" Perry Street, for sale
fx;,n present rental OF &, Loo paying good re
turn nov, and prospec,ively avery vsisso'e prop
sr.. ~ close a concern this property - peeref
a veSy low price and on easy terms.
The Property formerly known -
Aeaaeny sf the lnnaeulats Cenesps'sh
Fer sale.

" !. "Academv Of the Immaculate Concep-
.,s.., rropsrtv for sale This elegant estate com
nrises 10 acres, with main building (Which ccss tS
col aud good barn; 'sud in centre se' anu % n1rn -
sioping gradually south. east and north. VIII o.
sold at great bargain y applet yor coon. y
villa mans OF which NAV be seen at our otace by
sny party proposing 10 purchase. BrILDsrs ar, are
invited to calf and see the same. % the work WI
be ic, by contract TO the lowest bidder The 'ana
borders upon the city limits. but being l9.s out
ssAe is NOT subject to city taxes. Beautiful IN u,
n.t,,rs, condition this land /. tastefuly laid ou
In rardes and lawn, aud 1000 shade and orn.
-.uts trees are planted large forest treea stand
ma north OF the main building. This place is vel
worth ths attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

.Ssxr UP-Squirs Blood's Office was en-
bellished ny the presence Of three vag~nts
this morning, neither Of which had any
money and were worse off in character than
in pocket. They were sent up to Jail Is
slight token Of the Squirc's estimation Of
good morals in society.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

AsisoY4W lissse a4Ieusioa . the 10
tisss u nr. Lynss, 'ag~hs It whsslse =
Wnsca's vsn ksewn sswisg nGssAinsS. b
another column. Call snd ses hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

TrRou ALL eAnrs or sns Dopr IN rvs BNurRs,
i sitAost injury T. tAe skis. BY "upaAn's DR-
rfLArosr Po sDsR," Ask OF send for '.UpsAn q
DsriL RORY PowDsa." and take no other. Price
a.. Mailed to any address for 4l.25, b~ y. &
tPHAM. "a South Eighth street. Philad.lphis
Pa sold BY oil Druggists tfsblsd-mon thasas
- Uphan's Pinple Danisher -
N snovs rsnplss ~ fHs FAcs FRrcELss, &c
liz Il also sOssens the skin and besnsiies The
comule zion. 10 ladcs toilet il complete with
out i. Price, s. cents. Mailed to any address
for Is cents. BY ). q. UPHAM, 81 south Eighth
Street. Ph.ladelphia, Pa, Sold y q QrugSissa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

BunaLARY.-The grocery store Of D. G.
Eldridge, on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth streets, Was broken into last
night by some lAwless scamps, who rumaged
around awhile ard took away with them .
dollar or two in change, two or three wallets
to put the change in, and left without doing
further damage. II they we're satisfied
With their success, they are ~ that numbes
whose wants are few. There were articles
of value laying around that they might have
appropriated. but probably were fresh in the
business, and had conscientious scruples.-
thieves are Of no account to themselves ol
anybody else.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-24

CnowpED.-Dr. Newton's ONCE still con
t,nues 70 b thronssd With the sAlicted. He
has tspated sbOst Ave hupdrsf 0ess = dey:
He leases T. MORROW evening posltstly.