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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

No. D. Near Brady Street. In perfect repair,
9storise, Z rooms and cellar. with we'll and cis-
tern. Lot rs BY l55, we'll stocked NTH young
fruit. Price 81 200.
No. n. On north side 6th street. Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church, 2 story. in good repair,
roo0s and cellar, with cistera and brick stable.
Lot $50 feet deep. Price eS000.
No. II. o. the esat side Of Brady street. Cot
10 feet ftont. rooms, good cellar and ciseern;
Price q, 900, or the house and portion Of the
lard will be sold separately.
No. ~. The estate now owned and occupied
y Geo. 8. Z. Dow, ESQ.,, being the dwelling house
Aad tArse full lota, fronting south upon 6th st..
sorncP II Fafnum street. This house 10 in per
Tor himself. The entire arrangement ofthe house
- tasteful and complete. The view from thia
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No. 2. Frame house south side I'd street, one
nile west Of Erady street price, 800. Two
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

= leo scrss each.
no0uo Lee ~ Dale.
No. Il Lot on Brady street, west side, Is fest
ftsnt By les feet deep-price very log. o. pay:
neat for the LOT sAs moaey ta bald vi ~ jssss5
~ tevm ef xsers al s5s per ssst.
No. g. On Brady strest, 1s0 test fko9s n 10
pet deep-fenced Price elo per ftons looG
No. 3. On Third street, lot No. l0foeksf'ee1p
Aition, (corner lott price, t20Q.
No. 81. a valaakae city LOT 3. +. eeg1ef ueia
q. and College Avenue 900 fest on MAn 81 BY
$50 feet on College Avenue and commanding .
heontlfel river view Price 81 500.
0aoro Lets GbP o01e.
Ne. n. One "a Ath st., Just east Of Brady s;
No. -. Four o. eth st., near Railroad bfidge
Uma0proveAu u1awos CoP0 0one st
II Cedar. Iowa, Tama, Powsaheik, S&ory. .Sieux
WsrFva, jasper ind Polk counties, aud ID Doug
lss ceaniy. NebraskA varying in price from Il
- elo per seFe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

With perfect safety .wiehsoe mAkiag enS eAanse
Of d e. and the absence Of any disaSrseebls teSss
reaaefs II easy 70 administer them 70 ehildren.
Prepared and sold b =. Il. F0hnoooe1s
- C0sa Sole Proprietor. ~ and 7S Wood and
VI Foofth streets, Pittsborg, Pa. a
Sold " DruSeists and Medicine dealsfs ssA-
srally. #A.s Nv 4. 4s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

louxprD on FAcr.-Nofe than ten ysars'
sxperisnce has suiRcisntly proven 70 the
people Of this city and this part ofIowa, that
the right place y ct clothes made up, Of
10 get suit Of custom made ready made
clothing, 10 1t Sam Psrry's, opposite the
Post OfBce. Sam u now in The East buying
1 stock--wait till he returns before invest
inc A. von'1l renent Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

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kn4!y etesine, rs. 81, isSk
l!.ec .eslk; whslsssjs 07'@o bSi': psser sesEs
~ wsss,- No. ], ssl elsassl. rou.a a.d ,,snp
CI.e sisa end 061ea4 ol1O. "a. "a aIl sorSd
49, &C., encssh fos No. J. q. .iS =
e. Vees' -Sheilsd, No. !, sound. pluunp I'D dry,
S..:;-,No; S..:., !, sssa sstpssn4 ~.
foSAfORs.-~eS0oAtxt ~ ,AyNyS
Aesa -Dfssssd heep slo.5ooii.so. av
New YeFlx Market.
Cotton quiet. s4oeS.
a. Fi4cus;.-DAl. 4us; e.ss0io.le Extra stals ;
ZIG; e001l.oo r. Il. o s
WnsAf:-Dull. e2.2e Chicago Spring; e4.As
very choice Amber Michigan. =
Coax.-Dull. else for old.
OAfs. Firm. el.l5Western.
FOak.-Dull. e35Da676 New 11ess: S3O94.ac
ooe yssr Old; ~ seeso. - prime. '.s
sH New Ysele Dsochs.
a. a1s 4It- 99 ssrai s#S Z
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02


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IL ~ .ni3 a2Svs ffsos{Is5 n {s9r|s1
euch license, the Clerk okal g entitled % 4
fee II d " y rid b. s1id seo.e1Jfd16t.
Sac. 4 Ny t6lso6 No sa6lfV VidoaAe my
provision q this Qr3inepcA shell q yeona
vtSotoN thsetof ~ buAiSnedi BY . hAe '0f
500, or impTieeqnsnt in thecounty jsiI, q
city prison for thirty days, q By both, such
hne And iQptissnnsne g ~ disonpotpeaf
IL e6sse hying ~ 60.
H. npo6tiDn 6 B. Sen4bfd, pnlD1
pe1nA - t1iss the sseeefa ita1A q
~ -. @ ~. - " n. ~ - -
The pslitioh 4 J. A. Yodn4n NJ stlssf1
in regard To. si1eWqlk, vas rseuEeed - cem-
All JQeepeseented - p4Q ~ JoDn
Brown, praying fse pesnssion to ersct :
| frame stable on let {, block SO, whieh ~
power 70 act, - N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

d.. fapnAnD, - celebrated Spanisb
lhysician, u Il his once, on Main street
Davenport. spk0-d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

Two TANNERS WAxfEp.--One must know
nov - sa.s sass Of q Nursery. Young men
Hessrerred. Big wases paid for eood
hands. Apply to Eldridse Z Bro. poe,
Uf1oo Mock. leb9o- -dStvi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

cco1r Drvlssss No. /, Sons II Tempsr
encs, viii msct svsry Friday evening st Z
e'elock, IN their han, over The 0tats Dank,
sssnr Third and Brady ST. jan5-dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

SPlRvD0u ReoiDtuCB ron SALE.-The an
denigned wishes to cell his plaes situate,
On The northeast corner of Farnum ans
Locust strect. There i II acres Of lad, /,
god house, shsd. barn, -. House ssntais'
nine rooms, al painted and papered. a
very large, nice csllar, seod we'll end -
tern. Some 100 fruit trees, consisting 0
App:e, Rsass, Peaches, Piuhs, Chsniss, &e.
plenty Of Grape Vines. Stsawbsssiss, Coos
bsrtiss, &c. Al the shade trsss sny ode M
vsnt: Everything in god rspsis. Pric'
vo,vVV. u. X. PARKS.
OnvennurA Eli n 1neG ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

Farms wanted.
We want to purchase improved farms fFsn q
= leo ecres each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02


Total expenditures during
the mouth Of FEBRUARY ~ .
1866, Tor which the prop
er vouchers (city orders) rs
have been issued, mum. fs
bered from No. 967 to
1905, both included 027 50
TOTAL, ExPrxprrrnEs 70 PEE. 20, 4. D.
f'Aa, 1066-noAD rcND.
February Report >91S 10 ~
Previously Reported II 400 =
Teal. ....... ai.f "a e1s %
osxnAAL FUND.
February Report $7l4 IS
Previously Reported ls 47e -
sassss Isssk 1ssf. ~ 1vV 70
Total expenditures
b. 3, e ,sss s'e. ss,A fRaA.. ..s so4 %
All of which IL respectfully submitted.
e' Cdn. KUAvFnANN,
City Clerk.
DAVENPORT, Feb. 80, ls6s. q &.
rotlcs xAoisraAfs's Rsroxf.
To tAs AsJSt ~ Cssseil " tAs Oa1v n
Ddrenport:
The undersigned, would respectfully re-
port that he has collected the lines in the
month Of Feb. 1865, - fdflows, to wits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

Out cnterprising neighbor, the Davenport
DEnocsAT, has enlarged his borders to eight
colunns daily issue.) The DEnocRAs
locks wen, 10 printed in the best style OF
the art, and edited with ability. Pity It's :
little copperish, sometimes. Succsas to you,
except in politicA Xsscasias Joursa1. -esa
The Journal win please secspt our thanks
for il frank end fiienaly nsties ofthe Dmi
ocRAr. Its slluson to our metallic proelivi;
ties, 10 but ths result Of too much currency
On the brain. The Journal announces it,
own enlargsment in few days. We arc
dad to hearit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

Evssysopv gees 70 Mebos, No. 16 Il
Clairs Row, for their kerosene lamps ant
kerosene oil. Webb has kerosene lamps
snd fixtures Of every variety, suitable fol
he parlor, dining room, bedroom; alss
ball, church, Office, store, and billiard table
humps and chsndSlisrs 81 Tho most approved
style. You will get the best article and
havs the advantage oflow prices BY buying
there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-02

" VS1Os essu sasoS sssoe Ots VI stse PeSlesVu VI
thu Davenport Gas Light and Coke Co.,
asking for payments Of additional claims "
the city, be referred to the Mayor and City
Aess.nsD tsE lsD@$> - 1sfv slss>f
Aid. P~ks snsaded = s,siks- ost ths
word thfsA ana inesrt N iisa tAs1sof I've.
The ssbseilats = a1nsnded NJ Adopl6a by
IL foll1xink vote ''
Ysas- -Dsssepsst Hisschl, Hssnby,
Jones saa PARKS ~. g - sssns
Nays--Antarsssn, Ooulh1ft Malthss,
The Psii6oh ekiss \. o.sard, 4 regard
to The iii ~ sssA to0.l6, w. rsouscd 70
| the City 'At1esney With poWef - a6t. "a "
The petitfDn of Austin Cofbi6. Luse =
0riekp ana q other oerchante and 1eo1ees.
recommssding ths Hdoptiun e ths 6s11owink
Ordinance, was referred 70 the Ofdihaneo
Com'nittes TO report at next metsink:
AN ORDINANCEto peoyi1e ~ sTssiags
Licedlahf fShdf ~ a6lAfine (he Gs1s e fGoods
ct AusotAys~ s~s,nkfdsfr "a y sssmssss y
Sso.s il NJ pessea apt Z ss1iossesf tlEj
CITY shall eel or cause - ~ cold, q Acc
Yen, either ct wholesale or retail within the
Mmaes Of this city any stock Of goods, wares
mcrchandise, such ~ 10 usually kept for
e y any merchant or manuf6ctures Of
!n's caty, which stock shah exceed in value
~ sum o. 500 without first having OBJ
ss.1oo Incense - hereinafter provided.
&c. =. Before any such nea-fcsident
snau sel! Of cause to b sold at Auction
within thb city, any such stock Of 0oeds, be
ohau pay 70 the City Treasursr-ift The oc-
toal value Of such stock Of goods exessd
el0Qand not excssd $1,000, TIE sum Of ten
pe 0nt q ~ valne thsssef Il u aclual
soloe1 & - e1sok ssoooo ol.Ooa ansh
oon-9 -9oo11sae sha1l ~ ~ - TrsooGtue
- - = 41oo peRday - - - sveey
= ooeefo4 - : ~, doeonG 49, vi
q - = - - - - G1o6a
- = VpeansA pe1nsas tsla0nalA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
Death of Charles Waterton, the
~ .ilS Naturalist. 1881

We extract the following account of the
recent death of this remarkable man, a pic
ture of whom, riding upon the back of an
alligator, is one of our earliest recollectioDs,
from an English paper: ~ .'-Io q
"Mr. Charles Waterton-Or, as he owas
more Familiarity called in the neighbOrhood
of the place where he passed the last years
ofhis esquire Waterton-the well-known
naturalist and traveller, died at midnight
on Friday last at his residence, Walton
Hall, near Wakefield. Although he had
reached an advanced age-namely S3-yet
up to Thursday he was hale and vigorous
beyond the common lot of those of his timei
of life. On that day he fell from a rustic
bridge spanning a small stream which runs
into the upper end of the lake surrounding
the hall. DR.. Wright and Mr.. Horsfall
were called in to him, but the sleok which
thesystem had sustained was too great for
him to rally trom,y The Rev. Canon Brown,
before death, administered to him the last
isunderstood the Pope telegraphed his benz
ediction.s Mr. Edmund Waterton, the
squire's son, was in Rome with the Pope
when the accident took place. The instruc-
tions which The departed squire lett behind
him mcOnceriinghis burial are somewhat re-
markable. Amausoleum for the reception
of his body has long been, erected near the
top end ofthe lake. The sepulchre rests be-
meath the overhangfg branches Of two
venerable ouk trees. The lbodyiis not to be-
carried to- the tomb by. land, but is to be.
conveyed across the lake in a boat; the,
mourners are to follow in the wake In other
boats The funeral is TO take place ON
Saturday, and!Iif therwishes of the deceased
are consulted, will Gbe of strictly private
character, The squire has written his own
epitaph. 1t is In Latin. The translation
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
,,..-. .a-... o HI i o, 1870,
Agricultural College.

~ N ACT, DONATING LANDS TO
n the several States and Territories, which
may provide Colleges for the benefit of Agriculture
proved by the President, luS d. 1s62 grants to the
State Of Ohio six hundred and thirty thousand acres
of land. Section four enacts, THAT all moneys de-
rived from the se Of the lands aforesaid, by the
State TO which the lands are apporticned shall be
inyiolaby appropriated TO each State which may
take and claim the benefit of this Act, to the en-
dowment, support, and maintenance of at least one
College, where the leading object shall be, without
excluding other scientific and classical studies, and
including military tactics, to teach such branches
Of learning Ms are related to Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts. in such manner as the Legislature
OF the state may respectively provide, in order to
industrial classes in the several pursuits and pro-
fessiOns of life."
This trust has been accepted by the State, and an
Act To provide for the sale of land scrip, and 9TH
er purposes" passed by the General Assembly, April
18TH 1866. authorizes the Auditor, Secretary, and
Treasurer of State, through the Auditors and Treas
urers OF the several countless to offer for sale the
scrip for said land, the proceeds to be transferred to
he State of Ohio, in trust for the Agricultural
COLLEGE, ~ is Is provided S in section o"Ihere shah
vice and consent of the Senate, five Commissioners
SECTION 10. Said Commissioners, after full ex-
amipaon. shall report to tho GOyernor by the first
of December next their opinion as to the place for
locating said College or Colleges and in forming such
opinion, said Commissioners shall consider the ac-
cessibty Of kuch location to all parts of the State
by the ordinary means of travel. the Inducements
which may be offered by any locality in the way of
donations of land, buildings, money. or other valu-
able property for said College Colleges the prsc-
reability of procuring, at reasonable expense the
necessary quantity of land adapted to the use of an
eTpermental farm. with such other cOnsderationsas
should influence in the selection Of such location
Said Commissioners SHALL also, consider and report
any propositions which are now, or may within six
months be made with the inducements offered for the
SECf1oN H. Said Commissioners shall submit
to the Governor BY the first day Of December next,
their said plan of organization which the Governor
I tn IN ha IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
CAPITAL STOCK : 100000.
Par Value and Subscription Price,
a7rrrE q ~ $1,000 per share. - r. r'77y 'g r
Working Capita - '. = $4,000.
No Personal Liability or Future AS
SeSSmenIa. II -- - Il .--,--
.ri.. oFFICERs:a :at..
GEO. r. BLANCHARD, President. ....
JOHN W. SKILES, Vice President.
R. L. CHAMPION, Sec'y and Treasurer.
Hon. G. N. 0LDS, Solicitor. rGl
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania.

THE PROPERTIEsOF OF THIS CONIPA-
i ny consist of 423 acres of the most desirable
OllLspds in these States. selected with care, and
Judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locale
ties. A large part of it is situated on Dunkard
creek Green county, Pennsylvania where, in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
of the Oil found, is superior to Oiloreek. it com
manding higher price in the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State. ar-s.rF
In 0hio,' 1.-The Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable,
Oil of a superior character as a lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, adjacent lands and
within few feet CT the Con pany's property. f, q
The Company are already sinking one we'll, and
have arranged to commence two more, soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground.-
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only
short distance from the property of this Company.
EITHER ONE of which would, inone year nearly TO
pay the entire capitaloftle Company. .s,- !. ~
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are confident that the induce
ments offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount Of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess. and the assurance of a speedy and large re-
turn to the stockhoder is almost certain.
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion to the Sec etary and Treasurer.
81 A limited amount of the Stock is now offered
''' '"''' Npt'' ''Jli.idR. E! CHAMPION,
APRIL dom 49,, Secretary and Treasurer.
Nc ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21
Abolition, and Secession Still Dam
/ . SerOus-The Remedy. l- %"' ''

lat H.nF~ mo
The elements of a fierce hostility to the
Administration of Andrew johnson are
actively fermenting. We'see them in va-t
rious manifestations, among Northern Abb
olitionists and Southern ,Secessionists. The
war is at an end; the rebellion has been put!
down, but the, Ihihlign Influences OF aAbo-
lition and Secession, witch rushed the two
sections into the war; are still alive, and,
still possess The Spirit ata the power for
mischief TIE dangers which surround the
Administration and menace the country
are apparent to all Observers but the rem4
iedy Is within the hands Of tRe people. and
it Becomes their duty now tsapplythb renu+l
ledy, and to saye, the country from itsI dis+i
Organizing politicians, In TIE same spirit of
patriotism Which has subjugated half a
million traitors in arms. lWdi,40 M bin0N
The Southern SeceSsionists and their al
liesIiH the,feld of, warhaye, been, yanquishT.
ed; but in the field of politics they are mar
shaIing for another fight. The Northern
Abolitionists have secured their great ulti-
natum--!the abolition of slavery bqtithey
are still bent upon using the poor negro as
a football of political agitation and discord.
W. Y. Herald ~" ~ ~ 9iiiS" sih Woiih D
e1A lCBINEsEI physiciau In San Francisco
earns By his practice S20, 900 per anllllq, -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

f{1fl ON ROSE e. BEEN, MONTH";
~ east ooEner Of High and Town Streets for your
GlotAanE where you can get good fits. good quality
'61dds, and dtvsfysoto prices. Gl Afi
leba6-t tlljan7, 89
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

s1A lCBINEsEJ physician In San ,,Francisco,
earns BY his practice 990o. per anlYlpmr, M, 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-21

Opposite TO NHr. .Bohn-
sons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the Radicals at the A Appointmenf
of Judge SIlarIsey-A Powerful
E'arty being Formed Among the
Radicals 10 Control the Govern
nnent in Opposition TO Mr. Holm
sons I'oIicy--4They arc DeterInin-
ed 10 Secure The Control or ilre
Next House Of Esepresen IA tives. p"
. Htll % .tp.., IrLa A. - VI. Nazy, ..r = bI
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
The East Runner.

We, have some new rnmors along the streets
OF kiud to keep the qtid nuncs bssy, to scare
the. women, and excite with expectation the
boys and the negro wcncles. We are now told
that We are TO aave Yankee garrison III Co
luA ba of no less than SIX hundred men. By
one set. they are announced to be here on Tues
day, 10 day;J another pal ty AYERS that Wednes
day Will be the day. and that we may look fer
their advent by halfpast 4 P. M, precisely.
They are thought to be coming, like the herds
Of little Bo Peep, bringing their tails behind
them. BY one class of our citizens. aro
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09


told they be leoinea Is iIsIiyars,s., hy
ailataer, it is hoped thatsthe bands orgsn;xs5
against tlse qnar erniaster. railroad
aad other provision stores, will eacon fI,an
aaong riy anks, when it is Isope9ss S. an
parties s'sat thestwo win til gene of the
= emmy cats,not tcaviag even tai tails be.
bind a.llcse- them There set.wlo fancy
that al. the Yankees Will come to plnee military
governor and provost marshal over5us, wllea
all Of us who, wish to feed, sleep and speculate
any longer, win be required to. take an oath Of
forty horse power, binding sus in allegiance to
Andy Johnson and His beautiful companons.
The more quiet and undernonstrative of our
citizens indulge in the hope that, ifathey do
come, they will bring with them good supply
efpfeserved meats. Picked oysters and cham
pagne grow evident to the imaginations of all
persons of fine taste, while the moro tolerant
CT spirit, look for an advent of aqua uip, as
quite sufficient for all human wants. All arc
agreed that six hundred Yankees in garrison
here will bring about lively times C6nrede
rate paper, endorsed by our visitors at ftv
cents on tie dollar, will cause this money To
look up with more confidence. But there are
'sars that they will bring the enrollisg officer
ealong with taem and marshal, under conscrib.
ing recruiting officers, the lhousan; able bodied
lads whom We can master here, for crusade
against the French in Mexico. Meanwhile.
what does the ration house give forth to da,.
for dinner is essential even TO patriotism, and
though swallowed by the Y9nkees to-morro w
we still like to swallow our outlets today