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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
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NETT ASSETS JAIUARI, is:3.
$3,6'77,3 90. 21.
FIRE AND INLAND
NAVIGATION Rllkf
~ Assneiss in I'll Tie PsiPeipAl OiGiss
ga Townsin the United Stata
Applications for Insuranlp win ~
peemptly attended 70. Sqtass
CHAs. W. vERDEA A6ist.
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD B. NIL 4
O. w. vERDnR.
No. East Second Street, southeast corner
Of Brady Strsst. (front sncs
up stairs.)
FARMS FOR RENT,
PROM - To lee ACRES.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.
No. 50. On Jersey Ridge. milss from post
efac.. fine house, In good repatf I; rooms,
cellars /; barn worth $500. end poultry house
is varieties Of grapes tbore acosies: last ye.r:)
Aracss acrcs. Price, el.So0.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
No. Il. new house on Brady street, one Of
the most desirable residences in the citv..
mol. A larSe elegant house, with al modern
improvements, stable, well, cistern. fruit and
oheAe sroso, line river visw,-eeeesally loeasso.
-ens Of the finest residences In the city.
OFFICE FOR Rent.
No - A large, light. airy ofkcs. fronting on
Sast Second Street, (cOrner Of Brsdy) with ssee
'e0m il desired.
ear. BILLIARD { DInIne noon
No. 4. Rar, Blizzard end Dining Reeue spr
rent, .(connscted, with kitchen and sleeping
.,.ms assached.) fornsrly occupied By =. \.
9sll
FURNISHED room.
No. s. Furnished room for rent for gentle
nan; also room unfurnishcd- good rooms
10 tho business part Of the city.
SPLENDID STORE PR0Pe6n
No 8. "Merwin's Block, " Perry Steel. for sale.
(witn present rental Of 81 ,1oO) paying good
luru nov, and prospectvely very valuable prop.
erty. To close concern this property 10 offered
q very low price and on easy terms.
The Property formerly known -
kademy Of the Immaculate CsneepMsn "
- Fer sale. i@
Z. "Acsdemy Of the immaculate Cascep-
Mou" property for sale. This elegant estate COM
prises 10 acrea with main building (Which cost ~
oO0) and good barn; laud in centre lsse setand high
sloping gradually south. east and north. Will be
sold .: 2 great bargain y applet for zoos. y
not sold il will be rebuilt An elegant e0Antry
villa plans Of which may be seen a our offics BY
any party proposing to purchase. BuILpsss are
invited to call and sec the same. a. the work will
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

RsApY voa ras TnADs.-San Perry
No. - Brady Street, 10 prepared for his
usual soesmt Of fAjl end winter fsade. His
stock Of ready-na ode clothing can DO sur
passed novhese in The city fos variety ol
styles asd durability Of material, He haa
also on hand . complete assortment Of gents.
urnishing goods, whith hs nasufactures
TO order at the shortest notice.
Tu1ATnicAL.-The celebrated Ledger
drama, " The Hidden Hand" will b pre-
sentsd u the Metropolitan, this evening, in
which Ais1 Kitty Blanchard will take the
character Of "Capitola Black" During the
play she will sing " The Prisoea's Hope, -
"rm lonely since my Mother Died"
"Shsrnsn's March - the Sea-" and dance .
"virginia Walk-around." Te.nosTow eve.
ming she will receive her farewell benefit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

SoC0Se y SeEtoSe,
HAvG OPENED A STORE. - 10 Deas
IL ~ Street, East side. between Thi 0e d
Fourth, south end Of d. e. rldridge's Grocery
store, and first door above Mr.. Lyter's Flour
Vegetables. Berries In their season, Like -
River Fish, Oysters, Butter, 9&gs, Poultry,
Lard, Honey, Fruit, and maay othsf articles toe
numefous TO mention.
Fornero on0 Gardner
viii do we'll to eall and get the eesh for your
goods. Quick sales small pso0ts, y eer motto.
Come right slong and ct whae = good - year.
aprlsd0 s91< Brady sersst: Rst side.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
FINE BRICK MOUSE FOR SALE.

No 8. One Of those modern aad convsnien
houses IN the new block known - "Clintei
Place." Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16
INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. MIL
44T %
o. W. vERD1R.
No. East Second Street, south. .sast corner
Of Brady Strsst, (fFont efBcs
up stain.)


No SO. On Jersey Ridge, 2 milss from post
sfhce. fine house. In good repair rooms. J
cellars barn worth $500. and poultry house.
is varieties Of grapes, (bore a0ovlbs. last year,
ell kinds Of fruits, bearing. This property EN-
braces acres. Price, tl,5OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

THE GREAT RENfDY ron Couon A.. Co..
SUMPTION! Aliens Lung Brlsam win break
up the most distressing cough iu few
hours time, without fail. 1t is making
,res Of many cases Of consumption which
were considefsd incurable.
For sale by E. s. BALLoRD. Also, BY tn
Dealers IN Family Aedisiaes generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

No. H. new house on Brady street, one Of
the most desirable residenccs in the citv.
No. l. A large elegant house, with oil modern
improvements. stable, we'll, cistern. fruit and
shcAs srsss, Hne river visw.--eesssally loeassd.
-ens Of the finest residences In the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-16

The New Boston, Capt. T. J. Buford, will
depart for Fl. Madison, tomorrow morning
making close connections for st. Louis
WIN. q. Bennett in the office. r. N.
Prettyman, Agent.
The Jas. Means, Capt. Shiplor, will depart
for Dubuque and way points. tomorrow
morning r. NJ. Prettyman, Agent.
, 1865-01-23

1inety-two years ago VIC began our political
existence under the authority Of the Lords
Proprietors Of England, and the rule Of the
Cavaliers, with the good old English code Of
laws, unemascu1ated BY modern philanthropy
and pseudo humanitarianfsm, to guide us.
served that code but little aanlterated' By
demsgosuism. We can still hing villain,
or shoot rntfl.n, without lacerating the
bowels of our humanity: We have not yet
come to have q nursery for scouudre1s, called
Penitentiary-nor public preachers in the
pulpit, who called Christ "a good GAilliean
youth" Simple folks, We have little IN m
only as our fathers left Us IN their Ignorance
simply civilized and simply Christians The
law Of order and obedience ls tho law Of habit
here. AL good citizens here look for tho en-
forcement Of it here, IN the military rs in civil
life. The Executive Of this State will sup
We stand to-day as sladiator5 stripped to
the fight we are ready and trained to enter
the struggle for life or for death. South Car
o1ina Is ready to become the arena OF the Re-
public Her sons are ready for the contest.
Make Of her whole soil military camp
| But give her her gam tlets and her sword,
and she Is ready to stand or fall where she is.
! A most onerous but imperative duty de-
| yolves upon the commander Of this depart
| ment, whoever be is. That auty--thc first
and most essential duty--is to cashier and to
| shoot. Without 1t nothing can be done, and
Sherman conquers US. With it, he Is 8 COW
| ard who succumbs at heart. Everything Is
at stake-everyt ything that Is in the way must
be faced aud trampled upon. The man who
commands here must put his heart in his
pocket and his sword in his hand. He must
know nothing but tho good Of the Conteder:
acy. That be pnst do regardless Of official
weakness. The end must be radical reform.
It is folly to talk Of red tape now-we want
the thing-we must have it-retorm, shoot
ing, cashlcring, order, subordination, soldiers
not runaways, rasampf1lns, rutiians. We
want, and We must hays, bruins and pluck In In
der in subordinates and soldiers. Six PAGES
and steady aim will do the business II re-
peated sufficiently often, especially among
! Commissioned officers.
| Il, however, commanding officers will no1
| do their duty IN this matter, let all men shn
| their books, for the end will haye well nlg1
come. The timc is short-will it he i'm
, 1865-01-23
Ql)ifagd Or :1i1e*:
LIST OF IL IT .ERS,

LETTERS REMAINING: u::CLADlED in the
Port ONCE at Chicago Ste:: Of 1!inola, on the iat
day Of January, 1856.
~"To obtain ArJ OF t,4c-r :,;te.s, the apnlf
cant must call for ADTEa115-D LETTERS give the
date q s4is list and par one ss: for advertising
Will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Remained In the ot1ca one week.
~. DIRECT letters plainly to the street md
number. as well ~ the Post Otbcc and Stats
~. HEAD letters with the writer's rosr office
md STATE, STREET and suHnEn, sign them plainly
with full name, and request the answers to b d.
rected accordingly.
~: Letters 70 stransers o. transient Visitors in
q Town or city, whose special address r1ay be un.
known, should he marked, In the lower feft-hand
corner, with the word Transient
~. PLACE tho postage srAxP On the UPPER
R1aHr-HANp corner, and LEAVE SPACE between the
stamp and direction for PosT-AAEE1u without In
IN, E-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of =
letter to the writer, II unclaimed within 80 days or
less, written or printed with the writer's EAHs,
Posr oFr1GE md SITE, across the lettehana end
with nt tho usual prepaid rate of postaEe parable
when the letter il delivered to the wrfteE."-See.
Is Law Of 1861
, 1865-01-23

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.]
LANSING, Men, Saturday, Jan. n
4 Considerable number Of propositions asking
Congress for grants ofland for various objects,
before ths Legislature. They want ship canal
ftom Lake Superior to Lac Ia Belle, 20 that ves-
sells can get into safe harsor In that region also
national foundry at Marquette; also hight houses
and fog bells On the Straits Of Michliimac1uac;
also railroads and wagon roads, and Tor Ill and
several they ask grants land.
resolution for 4 feccaa Of one weak. corr
meucfng next Thnraday, was voted down ir ~.
-Housa to-day- Various new bi!ls were intr ,ea9 S
III both houses: From the amount OF ne- ,o1aS
coming In. 1t 1s certain that final 4 pasaasss
will not be reached before the fir - Hsss Ths
bounty bill 1s anil before T. - st4ae y, Ma r. hs
Whole; In t.e House ne .!e Sonme !st 1,,,eri 81 I
comes u Every day. ." na''ss on sna' sa'''f
ixlr. ,ba sett berrien, introduced > bill legal
+'o,fhcm-' -.un OF the Board Of 5upervlsors O
n .ry in paying bouniieE to volunteers.
e.. &c Senate has been mostly engaged IN coustd
ding numerous bills IN Committee Of tbs Whole
, today. The Governor sent IN message to-day
I nominating few hundred Notasies. Tho Senatt
vent Into executive session but nothing was d9ns
| beyond appointing committee On tho exeeuhF'
| buainess, OF which Senator Crown OF halamszno
| = CHAPMAN. A pressure IL Icing made on ="
] I5Ternor for various appointmepls u an fn,no,
tant character. He will suit himself In thcsa IL
te1:, and his :cod judgement and sound dlscretio,
-''' -"@ t--1 4s@x 4-tesY '
, 1865-01-23
A Wall FROM THE SDu1Tn
EERN HEART.
4se Hotbcd OF Treason Terribly De.
nlorAllZed.

| fFtom the Charleston Mercnrv. jim. AT
tne econoltlon OF this military department,
! e. .a em.nIaced Within the limits OF Georgia and
snv Gn.ol1na It,ao IS anything but satisfactory
| pacit, to understand their bearir,e. We pre- re
sume thee is no one In this department to
| whom the condition Of our present mill.
tary organizations Is {tss satisfactory than
! 10 TIC General commanding. Probably there is
no one 20 thoroughly aTare OF the laosszta51e
disoyganiaaticn that prezuas n certain corps and
scarcely be fair to hold him responsible for
this condition Of things. His department.
has been newly turned into bis hands, and
many of the troops are new to him and to this
department, They, canc to him under the
command Of imbeci1es; he has received them,
q herd Of stragglcrs and outlaws. What has
been done to eradicate this fatal evil we shall
not stop to inquire. The time has been short
to do much. and the forces have been much
arriving, when all must be done that Is to be
done, when all must be done that can be
done. The enemy does not intend to whit
upon our leisure. And there Is much to do
Before bringing ourselves to face the
enemy, It is absolutely essential that those in
command bring themselves to face the vital
evils existent within our own lines- The path
We NOW nre travelling IL straight to destruc- |
ton: The crisla. Of the confederacy, has ar.
rived in fatal earnest. The result of the pe1t |
eronud ~ Vii raioatsfa sJEuefach 1tn htst ~ en
7efo1m We are doamcds Tte-a Il W., mstnuu tha
one denartment ofeo7ernment IN aie W5;eh snna ra.
fo1m Il ;mnortsnt Rnt refor,, =, M su r+,;ss
sessential-is vital. Without it the death |
With the nrnner ref;,rme modo hais .on.e; .v
WIN carrits ffs hesrt IN 1Ia ho3ta Thasn ~
man n ~ lsna th.-a :. s"It l.; !t nAeis a,G
T. T. tha n imheci1e thst il % s5cF na Il & sae lapd
the coward whose stomach + vel Krrhers
cona. hnf ~ ~ ~ +h InHL e4unot oe oYel-
Men n cnrpmsnd n1st NJ not ha ass .fs,d ~ - Si
thav n,,.. nnt ~ .fs5d ~ ~ @1tta ~ a,e
he 2,ieaSnot n1ara ~ s,r;r.taa ~ ALL poe psss . tus.
, 1865-01-23

Initials

Agent Of she New York and san Francisco line Of
ateamere".-.. "Prodncer's Dank":... CONNER:
cial National Bank. ;" Union National Bank''
agent Of The New England Sewing Machine" Y
retary TaiIors' Union" Successor Of Fielding
8 GO Machine Shop "ChiesSSo sorgo Jouc :,
''Meehanica Institute" .. ;" North Branch DIshl-
cry co.." Y. Dispatch Co.. .::" Chicago Plat
tnS Co. Aa,eeyy Brick qnd Eirc Clay Co."
Savings Bank. ."Wtllie, West Branch P O"....
~ Il B"... box ef01".. 0 Box 9G7''....M.
Jopee,r Cooner Ehnns
, 1865-01-23

HeuinR, Flint &Hawes FranE Aousnte!lns y
~Pea1cc Hoyey Sara ~
Hitson And capt Haward FfedsiicA AoTarq
Hawcs Marcy Hudson Francis Moaee !" =
Holland II Hudson Samuel AolmGs NJ
Harley John Hoffman Fred EAoovel !oFl
Holland Hyatt Theodore Hughes Michael
Howell Abram HaulIhau hyde
Ha1uet & Clark Holden George Aodsest
Huugerford 3 Hu1lbut Geo Horne W
Hone Alfred Harold ThomafAodgcs Leonard
Uawk All Hudson Gregg Holden HenfY
Hive Rcnf n Hnnohtnn q N Hover Lewis
HAVE Beni F 1st T; = Harcross Thos q
TiiI nj. Hamilton Dick
Insley JW Irwin John F Trail John
Isbel William Isrel 3 ingalls, George
Tres Dalias Irvino Martin & 1shauaon En-
, 1865-01-23
INDIANA LEGIS14ATUREa


1SDIANAFoL1s, safurtoy. JAN IL 1soo-
There was no session at the Senate to-1ay.
The House met at 9 =. m. 4 massage from the
sen1te announced the adoption Of resolution In
structing door keepers to have the national Tag
diep1ayed from the dome Of the Capitol during
session. snd s.king the concurrence Of the House.
sundry petitions and reports from committees
were received and referred to appropriate COM
u1ittees. On motion Of Ar. Gregg the use Of the
hall Of ths Uouse was rendered to q NJ. Walker
Tuesday eveulng uezt, to enable him to muulate
the bird Of our country in Ills OWL peculiar style.
He aoes it regularly every session and has pre-
scr1pdye right $3.50 do bJ this dine.
Mr. BEanham moved to au2pend tho tulea to take
up Senate bill % for payment Of interest advanced
by Wfnslow, Lanier i Co. The bill WIS read
sacoul time, and Mr.. Griffith moved to amend so
~ 10 avoid all mention Of Gov Morton's efoLts In
tne matter. Rejected-ayes 81, nays ~: ME:
10 The same effect, Considerable debate, ensued,
and Mr.. Brown, buttc1nut Representative irom
Jackson county. threatened bolt Co1roth and
Buskitk and other gentlemen OF the cpposttion
moved round uneasf1y, and finally, pending the
main question and Busktrk'e amendmeaE the nat
ter was postponed until Monday at 2 p. m, to
which time the House adjourned. Brown Waa
heard to Intimate a he left the hall thct the
House might ind Itself without quorum on Mon.
day. Ii the bolt comes OF the Democratic mem,
bera propose to 70 10 Jedersonv3i1e ttalcate al
the expense of the State.
, 1865-01-23
Lath, Shingles, Posts,
AND ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER.

City orders delivered promptly.
CARS LOADED WlrH0Ur CHARGE
R1CHARD MASON, l146 Marke>,s. ec,n.r uon,-o.
Il. a0soa' sR'' 20. Bo1NE Chicago.
re h1Fe On hand Epod assoK tsucur of rnohar tn-
pudding snd 1encinE, lot Of X and * hch Fjoo1
aome good Box Boards- At.o 9hing Z. liz ..M1E
Posts snd .i9sy sozda OF slabs for kiadinSvood As
JAll-eza-Im Il. MASDf d g5lN
, 1865-01-23

WAsu1sorox, Jan. 91.-Baron De Wetterstadt,
who has heretofore represented Minister real.
dent Tic government OF Sweden md Norway in
the Cnited States, has been received by the Presi
dent as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcni.
potentlary. The Baron tatd thai in tins elevatiua
matte hierarchy, the King has been iuf1uencrd hv
he desire Of offering to this countTY snecia,
marx Of bis esteem and Of his sympathy, aud mar
ffest "he Importance which he attaches to cunlsnt
ius and hfneing still closer tho relations Of cor.
dill friendship.
, 1865-01-23

s,l,pr tn the Cincinnati Cnh1s11AH ADVOCATE tsyt:
"Patcpt l1catcinc4 are IKE doctors. some good.
ae rfd for nothing hut oil having their friends to
1eeot nd item and zach receiving share Of public
NSoT. For Instance. the Constitution Water IS ver-
cie for so1ne of The diitasfs for whlcn 1t recon-
anendrd. have converSed With several Intelligent
liEh rrs,ec OF It tor the cure Of diabetes and
without the knowledge or acquaintance OF the pro
fatal disease, try IT,. II bis remarkable virtues With.
ont Z doubt. Rev. ", s. LUNT, FQ3tot1R. O."
, 1865-01-23

The above form ef proposals will be adhered to ~
closely - PRACTICAL g. Other fufms will be received
BY the Department and duly considered,
proper guarantee that this h!duee Il able to f1fI
the contract cers1nehto By ths Clerk OF ueare.t
Dtstr1ct Court, United States Il iltrtt Attorney
must accompany the prcposal, OF It Hiu hs rejectet
An oath oi allegiance to the United 8tatcs Uovezn-
nent must also accompany the proposal
1hccantrzcls will ba est respousl-
bic psrty or parties. who Will be duy notified hy n1s
Or otherwise that thelr bid Is accepted and lmme d.
aseiy seaused = snter nto contract uade1 bonds %
certified and he office sddrexs Of principas All
But edtA stated upon them.
RtideIs m1Y be present In person Nhar the pforc-
sails arc sreEed.
The Post 0itce addre.s Of Tho parties p.opostnx
must bo istinctty written upcn'th the pfppcsaI-
FsoQcss1s mutt be addre1aed 70 surgeon o. L.
NaarHdeT, .. 3. Army Medical Pus1eyor, Lousville,
Kentucky.
The Department reserves The right TO reject any
all aiGs deeEed unsuitable
L. lAGRTpE3,
Surgeon q. .. /. sut Nedtca: Fuyytt1E,
Printed forms OF uroposals may be hsI y thls ofdca
las eaR6t-MT&9AT
, 1865-01-23

s2eclal Dispatch to the Chfcsgo Tnbun

:2tc3A U1sp1Icu % tht CnttsEo IE1Uune']
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, JAN II.
An accident occurred on the Iron Mountain
Railroad, ncar Jefferson Barracks, thia morning,
caused by the breaking Of the Despe1es River
bridge. The locomotive and tender went through,
md several persons were severely wounded
The guerfl1as who lately infested Boone, Gallo
way and Howard counties baEe been subdued At
the cost ormany rebel lives
, 1865-01-23

PROPOSALS FOR ICE.


NxulU1L Fu4TE1bM3 U3YfE0,F
LOUISVILLE, hy. ...jnn. 5, 1868 !
ace nEul January 3, 1861. for furnishing ICB to the
MEDICAL department OF The Army during the tnsatnK
rear. at the points herrn ieslgnatet. The Ice D.
stored hy The contractor tn properly couatracted c
houses rt each point ct delivery, bsiore tbs
Of April next the Lee not be recstpted Tor until IL
Quaity the ntnnss Of the ieehouse and the msnner In
medical officer, and payment Will ba made only for
tho amount thus ua1ly Stored and ftcelpted or
Tho proposals. VII be n3de for tbs Quantities fndE
cated bsow required rcapectlyo places. with
tho prov&o that should mora be needed et any lime
the years. supply 1t shall furnished 1t the saN
, 1865-01-23
@iscEllal1e9uF.

GTEAM TO AND FROM THE
~ OLD cOUSTRY The wsl.knowa fAvostte
Ctyde-Hn1lt Iron Steamers OF the ANCHOR LINE OF
Steamships,
"H1BERNIA," CALEDONIA" "BRITAN-
MIA" and "UN1TED KINGDOM"
Arc Intended to sail tortniehtly to 2nd nom Eev
11rk. csFfy11K passengers snl from liverpool
Glasgow. Be:a.t, unbisa, Waterford Carx Limerick,
Gs!Wa1 o. Londonderry These steamers we're bulls
specially for the Atlantic trade are divided Into va.
ter and Alr-sight COMP Lrtments.
, 1865-01-23

Injury 10 thc sE1n, by :sUpa4n's pxe1IaTosT Pow
pI1" Price u. Nailed 10 any address for tl2k. by
8. G. DPHAA, Is South Eighth street, Phliadephih
r.. Ask for "urnAn's Dxr1IA 1oxT Powpax." ;" and
ri Agents.. Also, Ior Sals b. I'll Drugetsu
hh1khNH1 SIN vi
, 1865-01-23

n he consulted ut lii once, IL 6oRth Clark street.
corner Of Monroe, Chicago.
HAlf book nom the Post~.nce, on Al Cnfonie D!t
4ass DtEcAees Of private ard de1tcste nature TO
o ec1ee which be rrestf with unparalleled success
Hsoms sepA1.te where hdlee ArA Gentlemen car con"
1Ult the DortoI With the ttr5ctest privacy. Onee
hours rom .. n. to p r. sundaJs, ~ to Z :: n.
ComnuuicA.ioae contdsntisl ConsotAuon nea;
rat kia Gu1df to Health. dew 15941y Ii
, 1865-01-23

And yst though 1t IL 20 snfs and speedy In III OPERA
tioux It l. perfectly harmless. being purely vegetable,
It very sETseAbe to the taste, and 1uky be sdnlns-
torad to children OF any age.
ID cases Of Group we will guarantee cure II
tAks0 IN teayou-
, 1865-01-23

pm1ApEIru1A. january e1.-Hcnry Simon. has
given free OF charge tho use OF the clipper brig
Samuel Welsh. 3010 bhls. capae1ty, 10 conTey sup
pics to Savannah for the sufferers there.
, 1865-01-23

RAllsf guaranteed In ten minutas, and PEnsAEExr
gc1E effected by tie ute Of :" GruAa's ASTHMA CEs1"
Cases o from tcn 10 twenty years' standing yelt At
any address. by g. e. UruAh Is South Elghlh street,
3tli1delnhla, "a. Circulars seut rec. LORD =
6AIIH. 8 Lake street, General Atentx. Also 1or
NHf nv n riata he1 1tnhtt ,3yI1.7 ~
, 1865-01-23
Upp John J Ulrick q warner

Van Wyck STD
phen . -,
Van Buren EE
Vernon Gcou
Van Osdel " c
Vaughn John I
Vanghn Jesse
Vail ]. D
, 1865-01-23
Hair. Dve1 Hair Dye.*

HAEHEl.OR3 celebrated HAIR DIE y TEE I1Etint Eft p
Y 3 wn1lD Tie only llAnnl1ss, TEE an9 n.1faet M6l
AaiA Dye knoEn This splendid Hais nati. nse y r. =
41ossT BLAcE aud EArrE4L HOW. Without an!nf. jnf;
pg Nc Haf Of staining lhe tn icsvng gs1nentr ~
1tortnE IL pristine eoor and rcen3es s1s II eueH q
aii others arc mere lnisattonz and shoutd
d eVoidsd. Sold ~ ~ DTusg'sts, &C. Factory
BARCLAY dtreet. New Sofk. r.. 7,...c,. - A. r.,.
B&cheio7s New Toilet Cream Tor ufess1e the half.
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Cbas o Gelfcn G-ChristfanJ Johannes-
P,ndtcaE Hansen gon Hangom
TheorrstuB A Mel 94-Chas Hanson
6on 95-Johnnna o Serne
Andrew Peterson 96-Capt Nelson
Iohn Christi3nsen W-EdWnrd Iyerson
y Peterson 03-Petcr A Federscu
Jhius Eart Sduadahl
-Au;ust Johanaen a9-Johaun Wluuberg
-Samtal Sterusen 100-Ole MiAal Jacob
Grtnhn Hon
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-Thedor Bce3oem. 1o2-Anton Aude1ason
Henry Han@n Frog d.
-BlaeuemedeE F 1o3-Halvor HalTerscn
Ohleon 104-Engberg John
Edward Hanson f05-Thomas I Leren
MARY T Larss7 Green
-Anleretne Hanso 10t--Ann Knntson
E EDWARDS 117-E1nock nalyacson
Allen Christensen t10S-Jorgina jacobson
Christina Olson }9 HAns Hansen
n SeEerson fAHans c Anderson
-Mulin1 A thomson HIS SWeensou,
-Hollna Olefson 114Lurs Rask
-Andreas. Jansjen 113-Chriahan Johann
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Mellon & Johs0n 115G -xtm
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Main .Joshu mrs
Malone Mary miss y
Aails Lucinda mrs
Malloyu c mrs
Ma1loy Hiram mn
| ManIon Mary miss T..
Norn1y C1oy mis-
ManallAn Moilie miss
Mann D B mrs
Marsh1ll Anna miss
Martin Carrie E mrs
Maylow Cath nrt
Marks Maggie miss
Marsh Mar "a 1n1ss
Markings J mrs
Marum Alice D miss
Martin Elizabeth
Martin Henry mrk
Mauleby Lizzie Il nliIi
hn1lin May 1n1ss
Mul1in Maggie 4 miss
May c P mfa
Mar NalenaA mrs
Mason LAURA mrs
Melville F amy mrs
Meachlm Edna miss
Meades Rutl,, mrs
Mceker Mary Etlzahetl
Eader Henrietta, rntsa
Melville Fannie mrs
Mead Geo K mrs
Mead Rachel mrs
Merrity Margaret mis-
Merrimau c l. mrs
Miller Nollie E miss
Mfl1ard Amel1a mrs
Mills Nellie Miss
Mills Arthur II mrz
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