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Proposals.
The Rutledge Estate.
Great Chsnce5y Safe t { 81 Lois.

ON THURSDAY. December 2lst, lse6. on the
~ premises NJ II O'Clock, a we viii sell 81
puh sale, . the rishr-t bidder, great many Of
lie most hesrtifdl Ruiding Lots ever of rel for
sac in the city OF Nashville, teIng 2 Hos + BEAU
TIFUL LOTS ON COLLEGE HILL, known as
re RUTi EDGE ESTATE fronting each from %
o. 81 feet o. Juiversfg avenue, Leb5n0n Hae,
Market, Rutlejge, Ca tleusn ard Central streets
Tdese lots in sdGitoa 70 their eligibility iCr pr vale
residences, possess all the advantages Of Free
s hcols Gas and Wats-. and the early comp leti"a
c ths Street Esil-osd making thsm within lev
minutes travel q the PIbie Square. Everybody
sie expected To b on hsn1 az this eat sale
Unnlbussss and 'o.lsU-n a. gsuA
r. r FO-G EXscl or, etc
II 3. HOWELL, G a ~,
J. l. s K W BROWN, ageu'S,
lfcl5-tds So Uni.n street
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Government sale.

A 4 u. Military Railroad Hospital, knowles
~ street, near Chattanooga DApOI. Nashville, on
hEDNEsDAY, Dee. 2u, ami 10 O'Clock, an, will
De sold a. auc ION, IN small lots the folio sing w:
loo0 linen sheets, 4uu blanket, 10 linen pillow sips
p hair mailr-sseE, lOb shurE d., 30 linen bed
Spreads Iuu toWsls 40 iron nsdsiesd- 50 yari. ia.
grain car sung. lun yard cocos maitirg, Is Inca
-indow curtains, 100 chriIs, cooking 81 YES aud
fixtures. table, -plt OOns, ana ysrety u miscel-
EusOus RII r.e-.
Also, 81 same time, small anil select stock OF
books, medicines, tne surgical 7trumeuts splutH
DIRE --lngs e. Sons OF the sbCye articles are new
aus ~ the Original BAGGAGE.
Terms. ca-n 10 Government funds. Ar.l.las Gu
view lUe- lay 18Th
z 8 FARQUgARSON
deciC-u sing & a. N K z
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a Rare Chance.

HETE will sell TO DAY. at y O'Clock On ne
w euuare, 10 front Of the Court House door =
verg ie-.rahte fsrti, known a. the "Fieming Pro
~ EIGHT miles from The city. near the Stew
nsiFn6rfS y 5e57a9pglqs lSb hiiiasfrG6ie' dSsi6t
and out houses. Be On hand II YOU war ext Z
ba-gsu u. ARLINGTON q FARRAk,
decl6-lt Agents.
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SAMUEL SEAY.

DT Decree Of the Chsnrsry Court. snd In pursu.
ID aoos oi he last Val ana Testament Of ssmns.
Ssav. cecea-el I vii. on Sal lfury, the ION q
pecemhe-, ss expose 90 Pubic sale, On ne prem
Ise= thsi uesutlll sud 7p.Tni.1 kf-lteu@e o1 ~,
Samuel sssyrezi1ei ior macy yeGrs preFa q % ls
delih
sad Properly sill be dViiet . sui pr - -
i-,ps I'll fs.f 40 rirea rshs- q Wnich = vacant,
the reissue s~IendIIy ImuraFet. eLA - - -. -.
superb Manson hou-a End oli la % - 70 - l3V
fret deep With IN alley ID tlt rear - On oae soc
ant l. 10 Yards Nor.l ~ oesiar -ier
On fbs sgr1s cav III s-o I'D anpilzr lot front
f, - So N Ias.-aoa street Eld roaming hack 80
~ known - TIE NJ aga1 % o.
4, - n 5000 NATHANIEL EAKTER,
usT-Et4 Aim.ulstrsi1f Tgh vi knnaEsd.
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SEAL your uaszuent money mB,ils,.s
hot1ai and cts Inferred NOD I, III
'Dfs"ay'' Brokers 0Ece - Collsfs f,rsos.
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PUBLISHED TGIS Day.
HYLTON HOUSE,
AND ITS INMATES,
r, ihs AuLor q 1.-THE Heu.peckei HUSBAND. "
Panty FalnSs" &c.

NOTICES FROM THE ENGiIsH PR6sS
The author OF the ' The Hen peckst Hushsndn
has gwen us another rtf-srhng snd asiirbtfDI
novel, h Of Wv q su1 glowing hfe-pietures. AMI
ma'ri scAues, and deeply interesting narrative
Tue b0os BE- one Of the most rea1she Of the sea-
SOD .fftaloI8l
Ini- l- "a delightful hook; TOE rl-t - deefly an.
lere-iiug, the chars-ters well draNu the rrati ~
brilliant sud Vel s1st med, snc the urVhrFrfEyr
,"aNE p FArr. H - the work OF gifted artist
Z Isi1l pa tsr'r
The IN enuon OF the novel Is alInrab.e t, morals
noeNcet unnstle. ITS style sasy fud creceul AVID
p 'u,'r - ~e'. slls AIMED. We commend it high
ly.--Lit| Taat NfF
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The tive braurhc, al thc Alabama LcrisIa-
tore have had % Disagreement upon freed
l''1' h De- 'ur Committee ol Conference
a''ea Be- settle TIE dispute aud smother has
''on appointed. Ne da not know that the
'.l Wa voslh qusrre.'.ug shout State
''s.s'a,a1r' heed Not give themselves any
'i'aa.e sh.a' she freedmen. The Csusu,u-
i.'aul AmrHdmeu. has been rstid,l, and
'"agrrss "'A Gee shsJ they OBJ, protected.
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AND MAPS, PLAES, &c.
Vol. $40; IN Pages, s. 3d.

This Fork will be IN every Particular yrus.Horthy
and accu-ate-w:,i;en b. the Lieut. Generals lf--
long tuend. from official documents put t..Hg..sL.
into hIs hands, &c cannot fil 70 meet every r,guI
ment Of tbs public expectation.
The following extracts from the
PFsfarntOfy Letter from the Authsy
iullJ explain the character ami scope o. the ". Tx
USIVEsSrT OF PEsxsTLv.Sr.. D
PmLADEL, MA, July J, ls6i
My CEAR sra Iii Is with peculiar pleasure that
have undertaken 70 write the military moRrapby
Of Lleutecsnt General 5raui, because. having
Known HIM from hoy hood, 1 have vstcha,! the ss
cessive steps sni symmetrical deyeloprDsnr Of his
charaeter, and ind in his complete and roun ies
NE not 1nsle point W ch will require me 70 triin
nv pen Tor the purp0zcs OF Champ.cushp extern
uation "r paliianOn We were cad ts together ami
nov see bow the cadet Of is4J eNhh tel lusIrie-
Shleh only need To- teung and opportunity 20 max,
b m the euerslsmo OF 1855
hare gent pride ia knowing that undertake
Q Nofi, NOT oniy with General Grants sarrton
hut with h $ exclusive promise Of every GssisIarrs
ne nss directed nstsrls sod maps 70 g. put IN mn
hntfo-, Whch cannot otheIw ~ Re obi -ned and p,,
and u . gentlemen OF his stat have on red f1 an
,seT all questions, and supply sn ! shall 1esd 10
make tne work fsituul hist0rir record.
ihhE may sstel' promise the pubh. Tat 81
m ugh the ork miEhs have bCc1 better done by
elher hands, they will find, 10 this volume M.
ruth carefully siited from the grs8i mass OF mae.
ts sys.emailcslly clsJ sted, scientifically preseut-
- iN /. in-ttfg point OF Neus and uulunuel'lI On
prejudice q any kiad Whstster
The story Of lAsHe
FROM yesr 20 year. the battles, sicze- Lrllua.
That he hsd passed"
VIII in'erink In irh chain work ~ r=s.al
yonln WIN the stormy, succe s-li tluslIIug- man
mood OF our Teat captain
am, vefy siuotr.ly, YOUR,
G. 3. RttHasD>5V, Esq.
This MoFk Il sSId only BY Subscription
Agents Ehated 10 every county. EEou,y- tsr-
her gwen, and liberal Inducements Jfsl-1.
Address.
4. RICHARDSON Pnbsshsr.
,... 40 Broadway, Nss Yarl
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OHIO
F EN- lie College.

flthE neNt term Of this Institution Will open on
a WEDNESDAY, January -, 1870. The under
: Rued VIII have The sole management and diTec-
Yen Of The Hrurs or the College. 10 cCune~ton with
ne hosrd 81 Instruction. Ostslcgne- Furnishes
inquiries u wsred. sad rooms secured BY addr sss-
my tRv. JAME-s N. ANDERSON, resident col
lege Hi, % ;. F CARY.
December g, Is S. ldscl s-2tsy2s
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SAINT LOUIS
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Home Ofios No. 60 North Third Street
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
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o-
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Forty Per Cent.
Reader, is Your Life InsuTedy
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pendent ones THINK What would BE- their
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tomorrow
II Ills wise to Insure, is prudentto Delay?
sTbELAYs AXE DANGEROUS -
DIRECTORS.

JAMES ID. LUCAs..----..-......--...sAhiUE WILL.
Robert M Funkh0aser, Of Fuukhouser & BuTne. O.
Chas. h. Peek, President Of tho Pilot Knob Irou
Company.
Robert h Woods, Cashier Of the Merchants Bsak.
Iulez ValIe, Of Ch0gteau garrison & Vale.
Geo r Robinson, o. Robinson Garuri
Chss. ". McCord, Of MrCOrd & Co narhnists.
John =. Thorn On, Of Thornton a Perce
Isaac b. Sturgeon, Presdsat Of she Norlh 81 ssogu
Railroad
Hon. Johu Hogyn, Msmb-r 81 Congress.
Henry Uverslolz Of Oyer-iolz. Wagaar Co, Lum-
her Dealers.
Hirh. schaensr. Of Nicholas Sehs' Ter a Co, star
Candle eaierF.
William T. Cay, rfGsy, HanauEsup d Edwards.
l81d Keith. Of Ksi.n & Woo,ir, Bookssllsrs aud
~fstiOusrs.
r P. H.n@ngamp, OF 6sy 4 Hsusnkamp
Isaac " 70 t~hel
l.. d. January, % q. A. January q Co, 6r5--rs ald
CUmms- On Merchants
VIM. J. Lewis, Of ew "a q Bro ToUsecomstf
,. R0zar. IT., of 3 Rozier. Do 4 20.
Iacub Islnm uf Tsmm a Meyer
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Wanted.
DEC. is.
EDGEFIELD.
Great Public sale Of - Lois Ca Bryan. Mag
nlHctnt AdsllisH,

Great Public sale OF - Lots "a Brya an. Mag
niEcsnt Additi8H,
On The Pre- Izes, nu III ESnAN, lpeemfer l9th,
~ 1sCl at n O. 'ciock. ar. These I1t= ere met
besuufuiy stl.arrd between the " Je- Greet Pike
and l., 6 \. r. T.. srd zoe e. Aeu4ucn, sui north
o. the essdsEcs ot Rott s'egut tsg sad 'front.'
,uE on Hams Atraue, l-lshey Pike, Poster suI
otller streets.
Au sre ani az WIth The beautiful Eruunds 10
kogeteld. ana .le E.aay EdranisEez po--esses -
them for private re- licences, oIe., Tree from the
beat, aust, and heavy cornorahou tgZss & the iy
The esr'v compieton o. the Suspension Bridge AL
construction 81 Street Railroads vi sreally en-
lauHa ne value OF tins propeitv
TEErs -tsr- faurih cash hflance on . credit 81
one, two and three years. with ilteIes. i,.m dair.
and q nsa relzined- D..
liborsl deductions tor a. caah
Onnibasses and colist On - Usual,
J, l. 4 v. BROW Agsnts,
aecls-t1s ~ Cherry street,
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touag Han, stop before Won ial'eef -
ei8l1ses sud q. . lssn, idGr1 "a so ilr
81 cure as 1Int EIl.ariols. a-l
sCaIca thai Cudafutsld treating ri ~ N
az t-as Z LaYe cu1at tdle-a % tha $40 a.
ID different sliss, Who LAYS --li t1.a
laf, sad arc r0|F ven cured p .ne Odd p
Oh. nag lcliera CEd scrding maiialls % o.
any way. a5I rf ave no . tal- Fl
Fs. on i0E Old g .18 df.sssrs ela7'i-1r
yaf aoz1las INC l1at ~ Trisra1css ll
lly-
AZ Isarls 5lFflf-I t1
DR. u0Il-a
usfn saFt. EaFtr. r ...
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ztiU Sdrertisemtnta.
Proposals.

ASSISTANT gyIAREEBMAsrLR'5 oFFICE,
NssHvHLg, gESs Dec. Is, 1885.
VII. receive Proposals q. this Office untl 10
| o'tioa- a a. Monday. lS;n isst or in ~ tx
4 IN u6l and canng eignt - roouis a. ne i-lo
lssrl,...ss = uatHd O1 simmer strset, a. College
EIi. no. occupied ~ t!slH-n g :. lulaatry
~ ueees-arv Ins-er a., tiauSp1ct-u u, AID IL
slaiet iaf-Jr furnished
Bv or1rroi Capt A. EDDY, L. 5. A.. Chef Z
NJ, department 4 leuue4ses-
" Wills
dec.G- Byi. Msi aad A. 4 n.
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A"sH .- Pryor. uf Virginia, hasrcmovcl
b. il. ..., ct Ner orr. and has been aa
w.,,-. ., che bar 10 tha,city.
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Price 90 Cent?.

A.''ea Ire ol post-gs OF recei pt of pr.e.
D. A. BBAnT, Pua sher.
"T'l - = Ann Street. n Y
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FOR furth1r information in Isga.i.
tho sh4l.tnl success ia the tro-tm-ll.
disease. tue reader Is reierIod b
Lss lUEAFEBrICs anG MArVEia br.
two large volumes. late editl0u OF ...
the best work M the United sAa
where y0u vii End Dr. AcHl.s l-N
stauiiug parallel with Che best abe d.
men o. the oge 10 the treatment o..
eases Of someh Eos ~ disease
Ed-erussLCut sssl8.aCtiou Is 81
ted With IY general pFacL,s ra
tflt iol5rir.-
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NO OTHER WORK mas ANY CLAIM
10 OFFICIAL ACCU RAOY.
Sold only by Subscription.
so BROADWAY. ny.

AGENTS WANTED IN every Tom. Extensive
t-rfitO gwen, and h0eIa iniucemeu. CrieIei.
IOr iUil psruculsrs, address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11


ns ExcUasson.-Ths. escsssisa - -
memoers cad fisnds q ~ n Z. Chafch
= !. 'a's city, ysstssdav, ess saocseo ~or.
:" sne manaesss. Afs1 nj1ss ,sbeys
eassns the sassns laDded, ~ - -
= vsse sivea IN sppatsnsy = tsnbls
'otoosh the::beautiful groves that skigt the
soeses' and 50 adosn TIE abrupt snd sseky
ooss In returning. il wss favored with
one o. the most beautiful evening ~ have
naa TINS summer, and . placid river and
oeaut'iul moonlight rendered The trip most
enchanting.
"e haven't . dosbt but that the church
has handsome profit remaining in i.s treas
ury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

THEATRE Tnn EVENING. The most inter-
esting performance ever pat upon the stage
in this city, will b. presented this evening
ct the Theatre, corner Of Scott and Third
streets. All who delight in good acting,
brilliant tableaux, and fine singing, should
attend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Te ns.---: You win please take no.
tice that unless you return tie clothes you
took from the lines in Mr.. Swarbrick'sya
on Iowa street, above 9Th, early this morn
ing, OF before Q o'clock to-morrow, you win
bs prosecuted at law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Sixth Iowa Cavalry, now in the vicinity Of
Fort Randall has been placed under arrest
by Gen. Sully, and charged with sundry
misdemcanors. His regiment is now CON-
manded by Capt L. L. Ainsworth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

QrRRx OF TaE Nioaf.-This 10 the title Of
the play At the Theatre 70 night. Three
acts and six tablesux. Perfect order will
10 observed. 90 md taks yosr friends
with you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

ARR'vAL-Assters- Mate, Andrew Ahrcns.
son Of Mr.. E. A. Ahrcns Of this city, oi the
Mississippi gun boat Squadron. reached
homo yesterday. We are informed that
Mr.. Ahrens rendered his resignation and
that it has been accepted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

FACr.-Yes, it's fact that Franz Meyer,
first door west Of the First National Bank
is selling of the very best Of clothing. cut
and made in the latest fashion. At rates that
would stratle any one not used to purchas.
ing in New York, or some other eastern
cities. Any one wishing to purchase, had
better iaake an early CALL
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DHTfY TDEM0CR1T
LOCAL 01gmo

DoAnpsns WANTRD.-A lew boardefs ean
b accommodated with q without roo0a. at
the northwest corner Of Sixth and love-
streets. june2-dtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

\ ldssrtise ements discontinued before tine expa.
ss1iou II the time contracted for will oe cnsr9eo
frSsient adv yertisements must Be paid for y
advance.
s.sse.shis ssrms J. RICHARDSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Rusnc WINDOW SuADEs.-Eyery house.
keeper should know that q Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in his city
Second street, three doors East Of Perry
South side. by Chandler, Railsback 4 Co.
These sbades are ua6e Of strips Of wood
woven together, and painted or stained in
various colors. They are very do, able and
elegant and should be found in every
house. Let US encourage this new and
worthy enterprise literally. Ladies should
call and see the styles. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

WsAsnss-Olsas and bsastifal ~ though
it had not been raining evay day for .
month. For the crop could'n be excsllsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE. J
No. s. One Of those modern aad convenient
houses in the new block known ss ''Clintou
Place, Brady Street.
enAnR .n0alcec eAn cAle
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. H. The desirable residence on Brady
street, now occupied by General Baker.
No. =. Near Brady street. n perfect repair,
3storise roo.ns and cellar, with well and els
tcru. Lot e5 by l55, well stocked With young
fruit. Price tl.2nO.
No 10. On north side 9th street, Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church, ! story, in good repair,
rooms and cellar with cistern and brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Price $1,000.
No. IL. On the east side Of Brady street, lot
100 feet 'front.' rooms, good cellar and cistern;
Price 81. 900, or the house and portion Of die
and will be sold separately.
No ST. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. :. Z. Dow. Esq. being the dwelling house
and three full lots fronting south upon 9Th II.
esct repair, having been fitted up by the owner
for himself. The entire arrangement Of the heuee
= tasteful and complete; The view from this
paacs 10 Gnsugpasseh Terms easy. y.
No. z. Frame house south side 81 street, tNrd
niles vest Of BRADY street price, $1,000. Two
thirds may reLsaiu on mortgage q six ~ cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

AucrIox. will sell at Public Auction
on Friday the l4th inst, at Union Block on
Perry street, the Furniture and Fixtures Of
the ''Hawkeye Club consisting Of Bsus-
sells Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rope Mating,
Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Desk, Gas
fixtures, &c. Also One Billiard Table.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. m.
PAKKER& VAN TCYL,
July12-2t Auctioneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Scorr DIVISION No. l, Sons Of Temper
ancc, meets every Friday evening at sever
o'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
ncr Sd and Brady streets. jan 6-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

The BEsr AND SAFEST STINULANr.-Ths
Red Jacket Bitters are free from all aciditiei
usual yk,dn.lin ordinary tonics and stomach
btters Of the present day. They are made
from sound and fresh material; nothing
that is not entirely wholesome and healthy
ontess iste tie coopesitiea of them. = }
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

hsAoRED MrsDrs.-It has been fumored
On our streets this morning that murder
look place at jacobs saloon, on the Hick-
ofy Grove road, last night The rumor
goes that one Of Denny O'13rian's flddlerl
visited Jacobs saloon last night, drank
considerably, refused 70 pay for his Ii
quor, and attempted 70 destroy the furni.
ture; that Jacobs set upon him with 4
p'ck-axe, and if he did not kill him out.
right, came 50 near it that life il extinct
by this time. We give the rumor fol
what it is worth. Investigations are abou,
to be made. and fuller particulars will bt
gwen tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Acrxrs WAsrED.-Agents wanted for
the sale Of some very fine Autographed
blank military discharges. printed in colors.
suitable for framing. Apply sosn TO A.
Hageboeck. Grigg's Block. Liberal per.
csntags will be allowed 10 agents.
iulv6 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

"Twenty years Of excruciating pain, with
sleeples. nights. have suffered. A Span.
ish gentleman presented me with bottle Of
DR.. Railways Ready Relief; l applied it !;
it gave me ease at once. have been free
frow pain since ! first used i; i poW sleep
in peice, my rfietrnatism Is cured, no more
suffering, no more pain.
WV. SYDNEY MYERS,
Correspondent Of the n. \ 1Heratd, Lon
don Nhtl., rar1s lNonssea}, ifavAa}i, cd6A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Go 70 rHs Bssr.-Go t. Bryant. STRAIT
ton 4 Merrill's Davenport Commercial Co!
lege, 10 get = thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele.
graph operator. For circulars address ZEN
closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton / Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

Business EDUCATION FOR DisABLRD Sol
Dixss.- inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to o.
tain a thorough commercial education, a
bryant, Stsntton 4 Merrill's Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 60 to the
best Send for circular. myl8dw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

IrEx.--Elsewhere in this paper we pub.
lish an item ofnews, which states that Capt
Hubbeil, brother Of Judge Ilubbell, lost his
lie by drowning some weeks since. We
believe him to be the young man who form
erly resided in this city, and was student
in the Office Of bis brother, Geo. E. Hubbell,
Esq. His death is . matter Of deep r.
greet. fH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

MAAs L Nsrta.-Fos good suit of
cothes. gentlemen, drop in at Ne. II, west
% street, and you vin receive abundant
satisfaction. %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

TnE TWENTY -FrRsr.-This honored rcgi
ment is now ON its way home, and may be
expected At this point IN . very few days
In the last week, two Of our batteries have
returned, and have met with no receptions
We we're unaware Of their approach, and O
course are excused, but il we do not suita
bly, receive the Twenty First, We must pre-
pare f,r the just reproachss Of III our neigh
bovs. We have City Reception Commit
tee, and we hope they will be on the aler
to arrange the pi programme, and our citizens
will fill it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

j.. T. Temple, Florist, cor. 4th ard Main
Sts., fruit and ornamental trees. Any2C.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of meet
ing in this city, to-day, our friend Col. s
Il. Ingraham. now Of New York City, VIII
is on visit with his family to his friend
in Iowa. Col Ingham is now Of the firm Q
Marvin, Ingham 4 Co., Bankers, No. 6t
Broadway, New York, and seems to be En-
joying an abundant share Of health IN
prosperity-to ali Of which he is undoubt
edly entitled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-11

MoRE OF lr-Last winter the printers Of
Iowa were called upon to put in bids for
printing the Premium Lat Of the State Az
ricultural Society. The Secretary Of the
Society sest out saPplee Of work upon
which to base the bids. These samples
were printed upon good book paper, with
fine colored paper for c,vers. Bids were
sent in-and the work awarded to Mark
Miller, Of Des Moines, as the lowest bidder.
All right But ho~ dsesM M. Miller perform
his work. Instead Of using good book pa
per he runs the cheapest, dirtiest kind Of
straw newspaper, and colored covers Of the
same cheap flimsy character. The printing
and binding is also done up in the cheapes,
style. The whole thing is perfect bur
lesqus on Iowa PRINTING! poor recon-.
mendstion, indeed, for the craft Of this
Stats. We wonder il the o1eets Of The So
oisty are going to pay for such = job. which
comes within about one hundred per cent.
Of being such work - WAS agreed upon
Wsald it Be justice 70 other printers whe
p 1t in honest bida to do honest work.
NoRrH Missouri h Rive notice that
the press in some parts Of the State is very
properly calling the atteptiea u the people
to the importance Of the North Missouri r
R. Extension. This is - it should be, and
considering the importance Of the interests
involve ~ wosdee thak shch Z ijsaO pre-
vails in some Of our principal towns on this
subject. lfuscatine. Borlingtsp and Keo
tuk, ars vitally interested, yet in the col
smns Of their journals, We see scarcely
| line in relation to this matter. Every
paper n Iowa should use it, influence towarC
the building Of the road proposed, ier from
the moment the ilass rail is laid. Centra
lev9 @1a>ps = \ 9s4atw w1ddAssaf ~
starts upon course Of progress tbs end Q
which NO n6Ae - "a rJaAiss.. TO se
esss ehshcasey aad liberal cooperation =
l6S iSspls in tbisl lRptia5set ~ dat : nsses
laeys - - Slaes sAhe adnpls - bsess,
I yne~s sacas t.-- a-.a .---. ). sisai is'so
GEJu- -3bwo.s III AfE
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as1lstlIs. hsve rscAtly Nd os61s = pre.
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