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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
VIIflD STATES JOURNAL
v. lume Eleventh.

This popular Journal, which Vas iscor.
porated with the WoRKlss farmer at the
beginning Of the war, We propose to again
publish, on the eighth day Of January, 1866,
in a separate form 1t will be issued every
week, and devoted to Fsmily o. we'll q
Agricultural reading. Each number will be
HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED, and contain YlRsr
CLASS STORIES, wherein the prurient tenden.
cies ofmodern pictorial fiction will 30 avoid.
ed, and high moral tone maintained. At
least eight large fol pages, more than twice
the size Of those of The WoakIK0 FARnEa.
will he filled with tho best articles and items
on Agriculture, Horticulture, Horticulture.
Landscape Gardening. The News, ETC.. and
thus those rural readers who are impatient
with the infrequent visits Of our monthly
magazine will be supplied every week With
the latest agricultural matter, the prices
Current, the news Of the day, besides full
reports Of the debates Of the "American In
stitute Farmers Club and the literary con .
tents, which will render the JouaxAL in
valuable to the household. II will supply
a place which is not filled by any paper pub
lished in the Empire City, and wc solicit
from I public the liberal patronage which
it will be oul assiduous care to merit.
It will likewise be our aim to chronicle I'll
new inventions and improvements in the
appliances Of Agriculture, and present in
our columns engravings Of such machinsa
and implements as promise to Do permanently
valuable.
TERxs-$2'50 per annum; 81 90 in clubs
Of 10 or more. SINCE numbers cen,s
Specimen numbers free
PREMIUMs.-'Dur ter ms 10 cnnvassers 70,
| the "Unitcd States Journal" will b thu
same as to those for the "Working Farmer
and subscriptions for either paper will bs
counted IL the number required Tor The
Premiums offered in the above table.
Address the publishers
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| No. ia 4 lac Nassau street, Ny.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

State Of Iowa,
lama County, So.
To Liais Williamson. Sarah Kress. Johr
Il Smith. Isaac Smith, Rcbecca Rush, Pheht
t. Long, Letitia Smith Valentine Smith, AN
arose Smith, Mary Ellen Hays, Elias Hays
and Valentine Smith, administrator Of the %
tate Of Thomas Smith, deceased:
You, and each Of you are hereby notified
that there is nov on file in the office Of the
County Judge Of rama County, Iowa, . peti.
ton Of Mrs. Ellen Smith, claiming The right
of dover in d to the lands belonging to thu
estate Of Thomas Smith. deceased. and asking
aprointme.t Of referees to make the admeas
urnent Of So ddowcr.
Aud the court has fixed the hrst day Of
January A. d. 1866 being the hrst Monday
+ said month At the hour Of 10 clock 4. NJ
OF said day the time of hearing said peti.
tisn and OF the appointment ofsad referees
at which nae md place you c,n appear
aud defend if you see proper.
ELLEN SMITH, Petitioner
WM. IL sT1vERS her Atty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
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ing Farmer neatly bound in
paper covers.
90 Agricultural Books or other publ
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20 Ives Patent Kerosene Lamp and
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2o Universal Clothes wringer, price
Sla
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= Photograph Album, Turkey Relief
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80 Napes Lifting Suh-eo,; pillow, Sl5.
80 Univ rsal Clothes wr,neer 81
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Dictionary ST?
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80 .Nelodeon Best Four Octavel SOS
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Machine, Silver pated with
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If polished Rose wood, price SlOO
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& Co.'S Commercial Colleges II
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

-. Hurrah Hurrah Hurrah | Just
see what Mr.. a. J. Free is doing. He
new selling best prints at 25 CITE per
yard, Drlaines 35 cts, Greetings So 10
i5 cts Sugar s to pounds for 81.
That bea,e I'm all. Come 10 time
brother merchants.
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We are Informed that abcu, a

Don't fail to improve tho onroi.
tnnity Of securing = copy ~ DR. Nav
,s'a "Erplunn,o,y Horse Doctor,
The canvass is being push 1t rapidly
IN this county, ard viii soon lie over
The Chicago Ren"jhco" says it is ,hs
bes, veterinary book ever published
Will enable any one to treat successful
H., all die .ses 10 which tie horse Is liza
Bile
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
U Sc H ELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT bttcHtj

In all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether existing In
ala FEMALE, from araatersr originating cns
40 dfer ho,e soao Standing pleasant n i.s taste
aad odor. IMMEDIATE Ia action. ana moro Strengthening
than any Of the preparations Of 3 :rk or Iron.
Taos. sl1,rin: from Oxen D,rs Dsicu.s cons.i.
fations, procure tie Zen. edy cf once
Th. Reader must be aware that however .iis. may be
L. aka o. the above Diseases certain (, Affect H.,
Godi.J Xsa'ts, N,aMi POecers and Napp ness. Ii no
t.easnea. u suSael to, Consumption Insanity may
ensue
Al the abovs diseases require the aid Of d!u-edc
hEIMBoLD's EXTRACT Buchu
Is the Great Diuretic.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
HELMBOLD.S
aIoniY coxcsxraAIkD
Compound flui ] Extract SarsaDariIIa

3os psfyns NJ blood removing all diseases arising from
excess sn4 lnpruicncc In fe chronic constitutional is-
easee sAg from impure state OF the blo.d and ss
eaiy reliable and eectuai known remedy FOR Tic
scrofula, Scad Head Salt RLcu. Pains and Swelling or
The Doaes Clcesators ~ the Throat and Legs Eoicc,
rmples the Face, letter Eryspclas ana al scaly eru
tiess Of the skin. and bcautiiyns thu rc~ssKxro..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

MARRIED, In Toledo, on the 10th Of Now
lsb5 by Rev. i. NJ. Mallory, at the residence
OF the brides father Mr.. John Lux to Miss
Caroline ". Fisher.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

GRAHAM s. NELSON,
GENERAL AGENTS & DEALERS
in all kinds or
AGRICULTURAL IAPLDNEJ1S
Farming Machinery,
Have now en- hand for Sale,
KIRbY'S CONB WE'D REAPEh
1.ND NO WEIR,
,. II. Manny's Combined Reaper
and Mower,
B,Ns Oh;o Reaper and .No,cer.
Sweepstakes Thre-hing Machines. Two Horse
Buck eye cnltivators, Rnnk's Patent
Gang Plow, r. =. Gait's Pa
tent Combined seed
sower and
Cultivator,
ctoncr's Patent Cast Steel Wire Tooth Sulkey
Horse Rake,
selby's & Elders Premium Corn Planter,
G. w. Browns [Galcshurgh, Corn Planter,
Spring tooth Hay Rake without wheels
and lifted over the winnnw nv hand.
Wooden Tooth Revolving Horse
lakes, Burra;l's If n Corn
Shelters, Iiide-roll hay
cutters, also Lever
hay.cuttcrs,
Horse hny- forks, Five.to h cmltivator double
shovel plows, Grand netonr Flows
of all sizes, and
Moline Clipper PoSs.
Particular attention is called TO our assert
ment Of r. =. Smiths
CAST CASTS rEEI. III O,ySl.-
Large Size breaking Po~s, m,th and
rHhOMt trucks.
Wakefield corn planters, which ave ,he
best in use. We have also the hest assert
ment of FORKS, spades, shovels, hoes and fakes
in this market; also baskets Of all kinds
measures Of all kinds, curry combs, cards.
horse PUSHES. coffee mills, wash boards
selves hnch saws, saw buck , OK bows. clothes
wrngcrs. we'll hue cts. flax and wool wheels
hrooms bel-cords, halters. pals. wash. tubs,
wooden bowls. grind-stones and hargincs,
fork nm hoe handles OF a.! kinds and sizes,
also general assortment of wagon : stuff,
consisting OF hubs, felloes, sawed anc bent,
spokes. axels, tongues. buggy poles and shafts
finished AM unfinished.
Also, large supply IF Schntfl.r's and Racine.
Wisconsin, Wagons.
In calling attention TO the above articles
we do not claim that We have bought or can
sell cheaper than anybody west Of Chicago
We do 81 aim however, that VIC have bought =
argc stock, and az cheap rs any one else can
huy MI Of which we intend to sell at prices
that will warrant those in need Of our goods,
in buying them. Call and examine for your
selves.
GRAHAM & NELSON,
Toledo, Iowa, March 10, 1865. #
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

1os Ncn-Hesenticn lncontkcneo ~ Crime inGann'a
ton liberation Of tae Eailcr or Kidneys Disease, u
tae r.ossrate Gaai Csavc, D.cs pas. Deposits, n-es
cal Swc!uss, Organic Weakness, Debility, rc1ae SER
pisnts, &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

This long established Agricultural Journal
the largest Dollar publication in the world.
should be taken by every farmer in the Uni
tel States, and to this end We offer to send it,
enlarged to ~ pages, Fourteen months for
One Dollar; that is from the present time to
the close Of 1856. To those who send 10
cents extra for postage, We also offer one Of
our premium plates-Me,ry Making in the
fides Tine, President Lincoln and his Cdbinek
large liograp ic pictures Of Gens Grast and
Sherman, ne Straw Ta,d-or rporto Grape
Vine. To canvassers who raise Clubs Of sub
scrihers for the FARwEa, We offer the follow.
ing liberal premiums all god articles, and
sent directly from the manufacturers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
Z 9 a E z z s Agency
CON " + Y AN CLING.

The undersigned having taken out Licenses
for the purchase and sale OF Real Estate and
Conveyancing is now prepared to attend to
the buying, selling and renting Of Real Estate,
making conveyances, paying Of Taxes &c on
the most reasonable terms. All persons
having lands for sale either improved or I'm
improved would do WELT col; soon and leave
description Of the snme, amount Of i'm.
provements, quantity Of timber, prics SO.
The undersigned has one of the best loca-
tions in this or or any other county for the
sale OF lands being 1T tho Post Office one
door East of the Rail. Road Station and Am
erican Express Office, where ell strangers
call on their arrival here.
NORMAND LEWIS,
venl2: Iuka, Tama Co.. Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
THE
WORKING FARMER
For lSfs(S..YOl ElrhtaAmtA
For HS66..VOJ. E1g6t0e0th.
E larged and Finely illus rat

E. larged and Finely Illus rated
Published Monthly at No. 12s Nassou St. v. /
by WV. l.. ALLISON 4 Co.
"a Mos---32S PIP Qto.- for $l,OO
SPECIAL CrNrRipurERs.-prof James J
Napes, z. 7. Quinn, Esq. NJ. E. Dodge, Mrs
\. McConaughey, and other distinguished
writers
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29
IIELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
improved Rose WASH

Will radically ex.ernina.c from the system Diseases arts
ing from Habits Of Diss7at n, at e expense Gts o.
\, choa1s or dit. 10 isconccnieace o. exposure;
ccrapescS rse1as those nnpedsant aa dangerous
REMEDIES C2asi1 and Mercury in curing these disc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-11-29

M. Of
sl,bscri-
bers At
81 each.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04
336;2


too much attached to them both to bewilling tos1
see them form an intimacy which mast be bro
ken. Auguste tapped at Master Warwick's
door, and then walked in
"Heigho! you. Auguste2 It's time for me to
Dress 1 suppose. I think birthdays are bore,''
said Warwick, throwing down newspaper,
and yawning. "And for that matter, so are all
holidays. shall be glad when this furlough is
over Catch me coming home again when get
winged. The army is the place for fun.
"But Master Warwick might get a worse hurt"
said Auguste, as he dressed Master Warwick's
handsome beard.
q PslIaw! There isn't half much danger of
that as folks imagine, and at any rate, man
must die when his time comes" There
silence for little while, during which Auguste,
went on brushing and oiling and curling. At
ter time Warwick said, $50 all these people
are coming here TO do honor to my birthday p
Pm my own man, now-as good as an emperor.
[ say, Auguste, there's something jolly in that,
isn't there? 1 go and come as like, and
not be tied to anybodys aporn string. To be
sure, the governors we'll enough-lavish of
spare cash, and not too sharp and mothers
goodness itself. But after all, there's something
fine in thinking nobody has any right to order
you about; that's the glory of it," and Warwick
looked with great satisfaction at the reflection
And Auguste brushed and oiled and curled, and
his heart uttered emphatic aye to every word
his young master said.
"What you glum about, Auguste ?'
broke out Warwick, presently.
g L? Beg pardon, Master Warwick, I've got
a--headache."
j Servants untruthfuli
"Ah! I'm sorry. Ask cook to make you
some Coffee" said Warwick, kindly. All done
-eh ?' and Warwick surveyed himself in the
glass. Pretty well isn't it?
F" Master looks very handsome said Auguste.
Warwick laughed lightly. "rn go down
now"
, "Master Warwick" said Auguste, hesitat-
ingly.
"Well, what is it ?"
cit is my birthday to-dayi" and Auguste
confronted his young MASTER
"Or and Warwick put his hand in his pocket.
"No--I didn't mean that" said Auguste,
shrinking back.
what did you mean, then ?"
81 was thinking!'
Thinking? o yes we are the same age,
and we had jolly times when we were boys
but there's jollier ahead. Here" and he held
out handful of silver. |" Take it Auguste. I'd
give you more, only silver is so COMPOUNDED
scarce. And see here-you needn't wait at table,
as yOuI ilO1u aoHOo' l. IL OOS yoo OAA' w NO"A
to the river, and see if the boats ready. We
shall want to row and Warwick left the room.
Auguste went down to the river, and stepping
into one of the boats, sat down.
eyes, it's my birthday, and I'll keep it'll
keep it'll! he muttered Auguste was thinking
again.
He thought of the past-of his mother sent to
die among the cane-brakes; of Lettice; of the
look which he had that morning seen Warwick
give her-a look that was maddening to him, and
inspired him with hate against the young man,
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-01-04

Il =
words" There's jollier times ahead" Yes,
there should be. If there was God, he would
helnthem powAa
And he took out the shining pieces of silver,
and dropped them one by one into the cleaning
water. IF there Is God! The poor fellow
looked up at the sky, intense and blue above
him; at the fresh beauty of the trees and fields;
at the onward rolling river, broad and grand
Perhaps some feeling of its infinite peace found
its way to the dwarfed soul. The tumult within
him grew still. Hope sprang afresh AT any
rate, there should be a brave fight for freedom.
Tonight, at twelve!
Up in the dining-room of the house. after the
master and mistress had retired, Warwick and
his gay young friends were drinking toasts and
singing songs
"Come, Warwick give toast. You've
played shy long enough" cried one.
Warwick colored, hesitated.
All between friends, you know" said one,
who was evidently on familiar footing.
Warwick took up his glass
81 give you -Lettice!'
"Bravo! Warwick's pet fame Does she
show herself as coy as r?'
81 can't say say she DOESN'T said Warwick.
"Well-' faint heart never won fair lady, you
know
1t is royalty kept birthday.
/" Maria, if you would be reasonable - and
Mr.. Leigh ceased to walk the floor and then sat
down opposite his wife, Mrs, Leigh was too
judicious to make any reply.
You see the necessity of parting with some
of the servants as plainly as do and you admit
that Lettce is the one whom we can spare BEST"
continued Mr.. Leigh.
% know that is all true, Madison, and if you
had sold her to some friend or neighbor, 1
wouldn't have said word but it goes to my
heart to have her put into the hands of trader
"There it is again. That's the impractibilty
of women. Do you know of anybody who wants
to buy an ornamental article like Lettice in such
times as these ?'
There was no answer to be made to this, and
Mrs. Leigh put the affair in light.
81 dread to think what will be the effect upon
Auguste. He has always liked Lettice, and 1
think has always looked forward to her being
his wife,"
"Tm sorry, them but can't help it, Auguste
must console himself with Lizzy or Sue, or some
of the rest of them. Idon't know but r. consent
to his marrying off the plantation, for once, if
that will make it up to him.
Poor Auguste p' sighed Mrs. Leigh.
"Now, Maria, why will you be SO childish? I
must say that you show more solicitude for
Auguste than you do for your own son. Haven't
you said over and over again, that Warwick and
Lettice must be kept apart? and now when /
propose way that will do that effectually, you
object to it. Indeed, that / consider the
subject, am sure that it would be my duty to
part with Lettice, for Warwick's sake y and Mr..
Leigh went on until he convinced himself that
he was acting from the highest convictions of
duty and entirely independent of mercenary
consideration.
81 beg you'll not mention it to Warwick
Time enough after she is gone.'' Mr.. Leigh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
10 IRE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR
EAS;1I; !; 4 mn wrnvsiI IA vaLGE. 81
fOV ARK to RECEIVE
Q.ATALOG


All the above list of goo will be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates of sll the various arti-
cles stating what each one have, first put
into envelopes, sealed up aud mixed. aud when
o, d-red are taken out without regard to choice,
and sent By mail, thus giving all fair chance
Un receipt ofthe certificate vou will see what you
can have. and then it is At yonr option to send
one dollar and take the article or not.
nlngle Certificates - Cts. Each.
One Certificate may obtain YOU Gold Watch
Service Of Silver Plate, or any other valuable
a.ticlo
THERE WILL BE no BLANKS.
Five Certificates for 81; Is for 81; 50
Tor Is; 81 for Si0; 100, with Premium
Hunting Case Watch, &15.
Perfect satisfaction guN anteed in Ill cases.-
Goods not pleasing the tsstes or fancy Of oar
customers changed n Of cost.
Agents I'd Others will be allowed 10 cents on
each certificate ordered BY them, rrevidins not
less than fne are ordered q time. Agents will
oollscs IS cents fer each certiaeate and remit u
cents each TO u.s. s.. .
Address all orders to
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
A DISEASED LIVER.
A DISEASED LIVER.
A Disc LIVER

DR.. Railways Pills are positive cure for
all disorders Of the Liver, Spleen, Kidneys
Pancreas, Heart, and other glands. Mis-
guided trcaament for fever and ague, chils
and feger, bilious and other fevers, small
pox. constipation, Costiveness, Dyspepsia
are fruitful sources Of liver arrangement,
excessive and lmmodrratc doses Of qunine
calomel. drastic pills, are sure to cause en-
gorgement, torpidity, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
A MILITARY BIOGRAPHY.
ny HENRY l-lDRR0E.

y
Losor o. 'hc United States Service Magazine
soi svo., 500 pages, illustrated.
ihIs Is book Of which every American citi-
zen VIII oeslre to have copy The history OF
TINS erea' leader of the "Armies Of the Union.
mas become the property Of the nation he has
corpOrated in its annals
THIS work will be in every particular trustwor-
WY ana aecntate-written by the Generals ife-
long friend from official documents and private
RECORDS put exclusively into his hands. 1t Can
not islI 70 meet every requirement of the public
It's being prepared in the most thorough man.
ner, Will be printed on fine paper ard handsome-
bound, and illustrated with numerous portr ats
on steel, and hy maps md plans Of the principal
battles recorded -r
II WILL se SOLD RxcIcnvsLr ~ SUBSCRIPTION,
| and cannot be had except through our suthoris-
ed agents.
H Exclusive territory granted, and terms
uniform and liberal. al 4
Send for circular a~d blank application. n.
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Il counties in the order Of your choice, We rive
/ only two or three townships . beain Uith. 6ul
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
The Property formerly known as
eademy Of The Immaculate Conception
U'Or sale.

"Academy Of the immaculate Concep-
!" nr.p.rty for sale. Thisrlegant estate COM
les ~ acres with main building which cost ~
/ sni good barn; land in centre level AMI high
him gradually south. east and north. Will be
| NJ ! y-.rt taryatn u apgiis .for soon. II
sold II will be rebuilt IA an elegant country
a. plans OF which may be seen at our oi'lcs by
party proposing to purchase. BrrLpE"s are
kted to call aad see the same. as the WORK w''i
d, hv contract To the lowest bidder The land
Hers upon the city limits. but being just ont
i not subject TO city taxes. beautiful IN its
yiral condition. this land is tastefniiy laid OUT
So lawn, and 1000 shade and orna-
- - N''S' ".s., large forest trees stand
a '.W srecs are pantstt' ntstt'or, r.is place is well
|hg north OF the main building ss
worth ths attention Of purchasers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
COM n RclAL.
Davenport Markets.

VTcs ov THE DAVENPORT DsnocRAY.
Moniav evening, Aug. I. 1885,
FLorR.--t7.zg pet bbl.
WhsAr-So well cleaned round and plump,
hub, Tea and Gaena. a5e9&l o.: No. 2. all sound.
not clean enough for Nc. l, s7a93c
CORN. .--Shelied, No. /, sound. plump and dry
4scti5c.
bAKLEr.-new, 80.
Oars. 3sM3sc
PorAToEs--55M6D
OSrpss.-15cWsl.
BrrrER.-2pc.
EeG..--2oc.
HAY A$9,co.
NeW York Market.
Nsw YosA. Aug. Z.
FLOUR 1icc lower &G20@640 Extra
state. 7.7"@s on for T. IL o.
WHsAr.-'ery dull. ei40 for Milw aukee
Club
CoeS.-l~sc better sGa SIC unsound: ea0y5c
sound mixed western
UAr,--Firmcr. s2as5 Western
PoaK. Firm f35 0ptd35 Is new Ness
WH.Krr-Quiet. s2ls.
New York stocks.
Nxw YoRx Aug I.
uoiu OPenei ( ~, closed Mt | 435<
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

No =. One Of those modern and convenient
houses in the block known as "Chnton
Place" BRADY Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07

Rock ISLAND ITEMS. s.-ARRlvAL.-Jud
|. .. Wilkinson arrived in this city on
Saturday, just from the mountains of Color
ado Territory.
PERsoSAL.-Rev. Henry Wallace, late Of
Davenport, has removed to this city, to take
charge Of the United Presby terian church.
Real EsTATE.-The fine residence Of H.
Hakes, Esq, Of this city, has recently been
purchased by Geo. A. B,ttenhanner, Of II 9
Banner Coal Company, for the sum Of $l5..
900 ,,a, -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-07
TO CONSlIMA.TIvES.

Sufferers with Consumption. Asthma, Bron-
ciiti> or any disease Of the throat Lungs, will
be cheeriully furnished without charge with the
remedy by the Of which the Rev. Edward A.
Wilson Of Williamsburg. y. T., was completely
restored 70 health. after having suffered several
| Years with that dread disease, Consumption. 7,
Consumptve sufferers, this ronedv il worth az
immediate trial. II will cost nothing. and may b,
the means q! their perfect restoration. those dc
string the same will please address Rev. ED
WARD A. VIII son, ls5 South Second Street
| Wiliam>bnre Kings Co., \ Y, aug. -d2w6t