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Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

The Stat. Gazette. OF tAr 2bih
April contains extracts from report
Of the. A. 4. g. J.. Frontier II strict.
of :.u achievement Of ,A.. state troops
Of that nistr'c.. in conjunction with
a portion ul ;hy - ). forces Of Cul.
EoriauG's frontier regiment. under
1t. Col. Diamond. on Monday morn
ing, III" 81 April,
y band Of drsrrtcrs from til. c 5.
Army. many Q. whom had been ~
he brush for months MD yeats, nuin-
boring over 90. couSr' g;tc,s"n Dem
ton Creek, in Wis" county. last week
and after Stealing horses and plun-
drrng tor 4 tw nights, took az the
line OF March for Nlcto-in Peak :,
Nnutagu. county. Capt Pickett, ct
Wis: county, Stat. 10 pS. wI'l
-n:uc thirty ct t.i- men. took The '.*t!'
on Saturday. April Isl. and Wa
join"d by ap'ains S,!'..:.ak" and
shannon. with e portion nt ih.lr
commands, making a5n, 70 STATE
troops. They k.p' the ,out" lii
SUNDAY evening". when 1t became ~
it"n,, from h, signs, that :i,- d"s-r-
st.rlt.r> w.rp r.'i iar i'll th,.irsadvanc-,
and Capt. plcS-i, ordered halt to
rest tn. horses, ami await tn. arrival
IT Col. D.amouI, Who joined the q.
p..!lilon lh- sArA,. evening and as
-.ilr.U the entire command. They
followed the trail Till about twrlv.
u'clpck that m.ht. when It brc.in.
TOO dark 10 distinguish, IL 1n"y
were. startled Al. tie dawn of day o,
Monday morning. by the sound OF 4
bu-l. in their front, VIXEN Capt Pic.
k.,,. going forward on loo,, to re-
couuoltr.. discovered the drs-rter>
.ncatnped on tributary Of Ii" Lit
tie Wichita their horses Srszing OF
the rish; and left OF the encampm-nt
Col. Diamond, yielding to the iu'por
,uni,y Of Capt. Pickett, permitted IT
attack upon them III their position
Capt Pickett. with 80 men. swept I,
the left. and Capt. Shaun m, "i'l
about the same number. struck OF
TO the right. Col. Diamond aud hi:
forces wee to bring up the rear, an'
engage til. drser,crs in front. Ih'
,, ,novtmcn; was promptly mad, an'
in the face Of a rapid nr". Capts
Pickett and shannon succeeded il
cutting Oft the horses and drivin!
them bcvoud the zach Of the dsS~f
,crs.
/ IT. frin- ,i.an ceased IN h~,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
Federal News Items,

On the l4th ut. both branches
Of lh- Arkansas Legislature unnni-
'ncusly opposed the proposed a'n-nd
lnent Of ,ha National Constitution.
aboli-hing slavery.
1t il believed ~ Little Rock that
ti," Arkanaai E"rrr.-n,a yes will b"
adm; ted 20 ti,.ir s-a,s N Congress
early ll,. next Session.
Brownlow, has i.-u"tl proclama-
ton for Thanksgiving dav, in which
h" recommends hat "nonr come to
n" house Of prayer with feelings Of
"Sultation over fhIlvn Zoe. but with
y spirit ct r:,iv-n"ss"
Ii,e naval court-'nartial which has
been engaged a. Washington, in the
trial Of Captain c 'ilins. of ihs Wau-
chus"tt. for capturing the Florida in
n Bvaziliu, oor'. has closed its !auor5
ru- finding will soon 5e made known
through. tie Navy Department.
Csr. l-rynoltS, commanding in
Arkansas, h::s offered Grants terms
Of surrender to Gen. Fasan.
Since 1860 no l"ss than s"- an
thousand bris,rds have been killed
wound"d and captured in l,lav.
\ Boston stor.k.en-r III. 9th. r
day stuck upon his door the lacon;c
advertisement, \ boy wanted y
rh. next ,corcir- On oc,ujrg tn.
sto e he found little urchin in II bas
ket, lab.},.d. /. Here h.. is"
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Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
Matamoros. April 80, 1868.

Ed. NEWS The forces of Gen.
Nrgrete, about four thousand strong,
known to have been advancing upon
,he city for some days. arri we'd within
two leagues last night. For the past
week heavy forces have been at work
erecting forts and throwing up breast
works around TIE city. On Friday,
the forces under Cortina, made an ad-
vance, but was promptly met by the
Imperial forces under Con. Lopez
and driven back with email loss on
either side. A general conscrip,ion
Of horses. mules, drays and drivers
to k place. The artillery was fur.
nished with teams. and the drays put
to work carrying the cotton. seized
by the government. from the yards to
the outer line Of dcfenses. The cot
ton being exhausted, they have been
siucr last evening taking the thous-
ands ot bales Of bagg ng that tn.
owners have been count q their loss-
cs on toz the past sixty days.
A general exodus OF women, chill.
drcn and patrols to Brownsville. be.
gan yesterday morning and is still
& ,ing or.
A battle wa. looked for bv tbs
people last night. but no general en-
gag.ment has yet taken placc-3
O'clock P. M.-al,hocgh the armies aro
within two miles Of each other. A
continued skir,nishing ia kept up be-
tween the picke,s and advance guards.
All Gen. M-jia's troops are in readi-
ness for action outside Of the city,
while the cus.nm-h house and other
public Offices ar" guarded by the citi-
Ems, among whom is q general con-
scri riptior. to-day. The NJ xicane
taking Mexicans; tho German. their
couniry1nen and the French,ne theirs.
Ru,nor says the steamer Gov. Bagby
was chartered by The Imperial gov
ernTent and proceed ID from this port
20 Vera Cruz and ,ha: she returned
yesterday with einforcernrntS, vari-
ousty estimated a. from seven to ten
hundred mn, the majority Of whom
ar" said to be Aus.rans If they ar
rived yesterday they may be in time
for the defense pf the city Tonight
l am told the fighting is mostly done
At night, There are various opinions
AS TO the rcsu',, but all agree in the
opinion that Gen. Mejia will prove
true TO the Empire and should he get
thousand more troops will be able
to defend the city successfully.
LATER.
5r. M.-Ba;tle has began. The
artillery ha. op.n"d fire. The 1mpe.
rails have SO guns the Liberals 1e
guns.
Col. Eidar the State agent for the
State Of Arkansas, died in Browns
vil- las. night. atte- az :!!ness Of
about r week.
\ private letter dated Brownsville,
Nay' LIST. says: Fighting commenced
in Matam T. last night and cca.in-
urd all night. with what result $ not
known. N-grctc attacked the city
with $500 Liberals, and is opposed
by- N,j'a IL command of $500 lnpr-
rialsts- Houston News.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
4 ITo~kcr IN tie Interests ot Go

4 1Vorkcr IN tie Interests Of COD
and Humcnity-Au c1-JUdse and
Republican politician OF neigh
boring State. famous for its distiu-
guiSt.-L m,.n. not Very long ago ex-
cited thv admiration Of his political
friends by the hd~lity with which
h. acted up t" the cardinal doctrines
oc their party, viz: 70 make capital
vt the n-yro. \ cnntfaband had
fallen in the way OF this upright
rnasis,ra,. and had been kindly Ia.
ken into his service. But one day
on his return home. after short ah-
7enc,, he found his watch, u hundred.
dollars aud the coloreC person miss
ing. The Ju ig- WAS not exempt
from human iutir rnitieS, and love OF
money was his, so that he could i'll
stomach his loss. He put the police
upon the track Of the fugitive, aud
| success attended the pursuit. Pom
p~y was secuted, and with him the
watch and portion Of the money
Mercy pleaded for the man aud bro
lher. and the interests of the party
| forbade an exposure; an exptdlen'
was quickly found 20 reconcile all in
trrests. The black was paid tel
dollars TO enlist as a substitute, an,
his bounty money, $500, entered tLs
pocket OF his philan,hrop,o master
/ Virtue, it il pleasant to observe. i
isometl1r,a itr nr-l -uwac1 -Bu.to,
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

the Niagara was xii ed. The Lon
2Gr 4imes :! March Goth has the
following paragraph
A letter from Capt. Page, dated
Lisbon, anuounc.s the arrival at
fAat port Of the 'Conf-derap IRON
clad Stonewall On leaving Trrrol
the topmasts were struck and til"
ship cleared for action. The captain
sent his papers and money on shore
for safety. The crew We're in high
spirits. exporting an engagement,
and confident as to its results. The
,'ia,ara and the sacramento, how
ever. avoided conflict. The Stone
rall has two screws. which in the
event Of fight with th-s. two v-s-
sells, will 10 Of immense advantage
TO her.
The toliowing dispatches will tell
the rest + tn" story.
Lisbon. March 2G.-The Ccnfd-
-rn,. ram Stoncwal has arrived here.
from F''.rcl. ~l.er. she left the Fed
"ral war STEAMERS Niagara and Sac
reInru:o, which are reported to hav"
shu,,nrd Il conf Ct
The Portuguese authorities have.
ordered til" Sto,rw~l| to leave the
hHrb,r, and have manned the forts
Tn" Sacramento is Lou,Iv e1-
p"ct"l.
Lisbon Tuesday. II arch 29-Tue
Confederate ram Stonrwa'l LAS sailed
from this port. The F,G"ra. war
steamers SiaSara and Sacramento
Aav. arrived here. } u. Portuguese,
authorities prohibit their sailing for
>.rrntv-tnlr hnhr>.
Lisbon. Wednesday. Marci. So
Tn. Federal triSa'rs Niagara and
Sacramento attempted to sail before
III. expiration OF the time fixed by
the. Pnrtu-u..s- aui hnr:;i..s. and wcr"
fir. d upon by the B"I"n Fort.
Ii.r Ejas,ra was struck on the
poop and a ,-,inan va Killed.
1h- v,.ss- :hrrrrpO!. i..C..Or"d.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
5000 REWARD.

C.TNLEE on the night OF the 6tl inst. ~
- BAY PONY, yeprs >eia; .=-Hzs ~sr.
VIDE. :, aho.:i - fcot iiGh. Que Find ashis'
foot. Ike s nelly shod, swellrt ::rcis "a
from, and corks tetaiel. Name very hcav.
and trtmrc6, and ca his righ thiS's aat
Nexics1 brand. The ab ove re ward ~i..'
be paid for h. delivery to tho lo;toi #
this paper.
April. -wS,w:I
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
TO REFUGEES

TOR SALE--\ ta-:n and imn1 ov..me MS.
L s;tua'ed i5 p,;ica from Sh:crt fost. ;
miles from Moorinssrcrs. and s niles :rort
Albany. This property viii hc sold H.n
u.o6or,:e terms, or tho use c: tb:: Ss'se cao
be had q, q low rent % any one r't" '.iil
keep i. il good ovt3cr Enquire AZ this ot
Gee IApiii II, wIsw lt
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Mr.. Jno. Il. Brady, tho last of 'l'a
Stats prisoners 1t Fort L1ta ~";'",
wa re'. a%cd ~ n. 'f:th u.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18

Tenoes7cc is the twentieth State
hat has adopted the Constitutional
amendment.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
FOR SALE,

\ FRESH supply .: Cream Laid I.ette:
a. 5.,peS, pcr:> Gad Enve}o pes. at :its
Post oticc March IL; nsp'
Semi-weekly news., 1865-05-18
For Sale.

FOE Sale.
4 EEGFO BOY between Is ri! 1&
Il years Of asc. tYp'.' \: this eTAa
sr"a w<y eE'F
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

On SeGsm1C EnsssvAL 70 upeae-A
great crowd and yiosisos tine is ezpsstsd
y aight q ths Old Seldisss' Festival The
sration win - delivered q q s'clsek, y
b in0ediaasly fellswsd by ~ ssppse.-
This suppss vil bss srasd s1air. With
Ths association ~ ~ risht = sepsst b
hass th@s tahaes crowded witA gsssts, -
u sejsse e ths Festival ! aasvisv = WI
= sssiabiliy. We hess = - Many ~
de- thsss. Ths Festival vill - hsia 4 u
German Theatre eesnsr sf Srd ana Ssott
slsssls ~ nsse ssiiabls pls~ h - -,
- onoopiaajoo oo01d obooin 4 ~ effv.-
C4UU4 y - A5ij i,s sa.ssas. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

TnsAsnicAL.-Ws arsh hlsassd y - Man.
aese wyaat, sf ths' Astrspe pelltan. pssspsr-
Ing - Of lass. The theatre wss again
crowded 70 it, -atmest, last night. Miss
Hight appeared - "Esnsralda," sliciting
shs Deuoeet apPAass. A. . esmmedian,
NJ. Wyatt succeeds adnirably. Mr.. Al
ksa's merits sss 40 wsA known 70 nssd
nsntioning. To-sieht ~ great Gssaan
drama Of 'Fanchea, ths Cricket" will b
b. presented, and allwhs have ~ witness
Cd Miss flights personations - ths staes,
should snbsacs .this eppertusity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
RIVER NEWS.

The splendid and fast sailing passenger
packet City Of Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points
Tomorrow morning. L. ]. Conroy in the
Office. R. N. Prcttyman, agent.
The Charley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell,
will depart for Dubuque and way points At
Z o'clock tomorrow morning. X. n. Pret
lyman, agent.
TasaI is fair stage Of water on The rap.
ids.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

TaR newspaper publishers Of Southern
illinois propose to hold convention At OF
ney. Richland county. on Thursday and
Wednesday Of this week, "for the purpose
Of self-protection sgainst all kinds Of
swindlers."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ILL.-We learn that Miss Rosa Cooke, Of
Campbell & Castles opera troupe, who 50
delighted our. cit zens in the past summer,
at the Metropolitan. is very i'll At Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

DEcIsloN.-The Commissioner Of Intern
d Revenue has decided that publishers Of
newspapers, whose receipts exceed 81 900
per annum, should be licensed ~ nanufac-
turers, and that such license will cover al
sales at the place Of publication, inclu-
Ding bill heads, circulars. etc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
DIED.

:. On Tuesday, Oct. Sd. at the residence Of the
Very Rev. J. 4. n. Pslamourgues, Miss NARY
TRUCKS. aged 81 years. 2S Of which she had
spent in Davenport.
Her funeral will take piece at st. Anthony's
Church tomorrow ct 10 o'clock A. N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ExraAonDrNAnY FsEAk o. NArune.-Burr
Andrews, Esq, picked from IN apple tree
to-day, in his orchard in East Davenport,
and left them At our Office, three very large
ripe apples, cluster Of green halt grown
apples, and bouquet Of very fragrant ap-
pie blossoms! These are al from the same
stock, and present freak Of nature most
semarkable-to b compared only to what
may be seea 10 he grange groves oea trop-
ical climate. We never befor saw anything
Of the kind 10 this latitude.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CLornING.-Franz Meyer. next to the
First National Bank is still prepared to re-
ceive his old customers, and to supply them
with anything in the clothing line at prices
corresponding with the times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CoLsx.N's RURAL WoILD.-Ths October
number Of this valuable agricultural paper
10 At hand. It should be patronissd by every
farmer in the West. lts editors and con
tributors are Western men, and their srti.
cles ore adapted 10 the wants Of Western
farmers. It 10 published % the Let and
18th Of each month At q per annum, o,
81 for 6 months. Address, Norman J.
Colman, st. Louis, No.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
vOL.I10 & Tl1aJ



Dooet ~ 1oooaGh.- CAL ssd exaaiss
soassA.sg srgsasiy seeded by svesybe1y. 4
paapD vel - seat fses = nah. See @ eeeAeeAss
sqssrs. New Yerh, 1se-Aay LII.
( 1T. Tsap1a, Useiel, cos. lth ~ Main
Els.. fruit and orna0eatal trsso. ny1e-ly
I CAnSsS CAsSS9s n CAnssrs !ii-The
phcs - fad ~ ~ sssoroDeas of saspJes
md The lowest pdess, l. Wadsveeth, 4 Cos i,
Rsek lslasd. epoOdlv1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
J. n. WINsLOW & CO.,

(esrADLlsasD 1867
1000 WATCHES, CHAINS, &C., WORTH
t50O,oOO. :.
To be sold for One Dollar esch, without regard
to value and not TO b. paid for until you know
what you are to eet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

4HxrINo .Ar JsAsEY Ripcs.-Thers will
b meeting u jersey Ridge School House
this evening, for the purpose Of raising
funds t. defray Tie expense Of 6tting up the
Orphans Home at Camp Kinsman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

An Indian who had been SO unfortunate
as to have his feet frozen off, made bis ap
pearance on our streets yesterday soliciting
aims. lie navigated on his knees.-Kus>
catine Jour.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ARTICLES 70 u SOLD voa 81 sAcn.
ioo Gold Hunting cassd Watches esch. ...tiiS
lW Gold Watches ...................... ~
xOO Ladies Gold Watches. .............. ~
500 Ladies' and Gents Watches. s..........- !S
5000 Vest, Guard and Neck Chains. - to ~
5000 Oval and Chased Gold Bracelets. -. - TO ~
lUV Revolving 0astors s................Io - io
81" 81" Drnkng Cups.
SooO Magic Hprtsg and Nuap 1sockets. = % ~
''Ooo Gold Pens, with Silver meunsed .s
10000 Gold pens with silver Extension
~, Cases and Pencils. s......... ......:4. ..:"o g
5000 Tea, Dessert Table sPoons.pr doz ~ 70 = =
eOOO Dessert and Table Forks, per dca. - = Il 4
.0o0 so nutter Knives, per pair.
scU s.0 Napkin Rings, per pair ...........'1@ ~
oivvV other articles - -
Certifcates Of all the vasieus erslciess :ses-
ing What each oae eaa have. ars brcs pns INTO
envelopes. sealed up, and mixed; and wnen Or
oered, sret ken ous without regard g cnoIce,
ond sent By mail, thus giving sai lasr cn.nce.
On receipt OF the certificate you car zee Wy. 10y
can have, and then Il 10 at your option % senes
eo0 take the article os not.
One Of these envelopes will be sent ~ me., - cn
rsestpt Of - ets: Ave for 81. eleven iof snsr-
y for e6. sixty I've for o1e, and huncfsc 10y
Aeps vented evsrywhere. Crest indsce,
ments TO Ladies and Gents 70 81 . eucn. 80.
not 10 send for eircu1a.s, which gives speeiai
terms, full list. and pssticu!srf:
Address. n. WlNSLOW CV.s.
seps-d wSm Ne. SOs Broadway. \. I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

h sss e1sis sspsst - ysstssday. rsed
'srscsived 0oodas," ineteed e 0otue1ag.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

ELsoAxr.-At bic establlshuent n L.
Claire Rev, +. G. Wsbb has On hand %
1ns IN assortment ofplais and elegant slass
and table wsre - cas b found in The West.
He has also On hand . eooplsts stock d
plaAsd end solid silver warss, minors, and
every thing else which can b. expected in
bic line, which hs0 disposing Of at rates to
suit the times. Give him call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

- sedowine eemnittes ~ appointed
to solicit sshsesiptieas ften c;tissas:
nay~ Dsviss, J. L. Swits, Johs y. DAv,
=. Aistelbuscher, b. Peters, ]. 0sldsbury,
= =. woodward, n. b. Soith, Sen Perry,
aos.s Mayer, 3. }. Sanger, Edwin Smith.
boet Lowry, AID. Coslthart, AID. Range,
ana HoAes Rely.
= vote of thanks was rendered y The
hsolian 0lee Club.
AAaxsf HorsA-DAssaport is badly in
nsed Of ; market house, - we have attempt
- 70 make our people believe . number Of
tunes. Everybody agrees thAt ws need il,
out nobody moves in the matter. Some
tune ago the Journal, u Auscatine, lsctured
sns e'usens Of that phse souDdly upon the
oer'ts and demerits Of circumnavigatin
me town for market basket Of catables-
Inc citizens acknowledged the corn" but
did little else. Il remained for the sity Of
Dnnie'th 70 point the path to progress
win an empty treasury it commenced the
building 90 necessary. When the funds are
reduced to the last cent the citizens com.
mence fighting, and batter each other up,
winch leads to complaints. arrests, fines,
&C., the proceeds being emptied into the
treasury as the market hou.e fund, when
the men at work on the foundation continue
operations few days longer. Some seventy
dollars we're collected in this way the other
d:y. the result Of fourteen fights in ~ many
minutes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Tus EssUnssos y Clstso sulhs Reserve,
% Thsfsday, vil - ~ oaysst sAais ef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Tn CaaAs NAxans Uaisa Dan ssaas
~ - 4n1ag nighA ~,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

AAAs Z Msvsn, Ne. II, West Second
etrset, desire to call the attention Of our n
tusnsd veterans - their lsrgs stock q rsa1y
nsds clothing. which they are new an1iot'
70 diopooe of at the lowest rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

PoLlcs Counf.-One Of the Second cav.
airy Was fined et and costs, before Justice
Peters last night, for assaulting farmer.
PslIcE CoUaT.-Aary Consadine Vas ar
rested last night for assaulting Mary Onak-
man, but was 20 puglistic that it was found
necessary to haul her 70 jail on . dray.-
This morning she was fined q and cost be-
fore Justice Peters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

PasrARs Sos lr.-Brick will bs in de-
nand next season. Several millions will be
wanted for dwelling houses. Lumber will
also be called for BY the million feet; let
eur brick makers and lumber merchants
prepare literally Tor the emergency. The
demand viii b. grsat-greatsr than most
people now imagine. The signs ef the
times ere unmistakabls, and ws urge evr
citizens 70 heed them we'll.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

EcLirss SrABLs.--For . stylish buggy
and last nag des't fail 70 call q ]. Wo,rs
Eclipse stable. at the corner "a and Per
y. rquipsgss Of the latest style, fast
horses and reasonable psices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Dsst esupe ~ essssstss - ~ nssssvs
ts-osssew assuiae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

VIZ ore suthoeissd 70 state thae no LIQUOR
will b allowed to b sold anywhere on the
premises u Tie German Theatre this eve
ninR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CAse or NEro.-A Southern lady-a
niscs u senator Dawson, Of Georgia. b nov
In town. q ~ Christian Home, In needy
eiscumslaSces. Her husband was killed in
ths Uaisa Amy, and shs has bssn instru-
nsntal h helping the Union cause BY caring
fsr our Unisn prisoners In rsbsl hsspitAls,
and through hsr instrumsata1ity several e.
capped. She d in needy circumstances. and
wishes 70 obtain situation il sone family
a. govsrnsss, It which position che L
highly eoupstsat q - . sales -womaa h
soos dry gsods house. Who win extsnd
hslping handi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

PEnaY's Morn AND FnsckLs LorloH.-
Chlsaana, q hethpatch, (also called Liver
49, and Lentigo. g hecklss, ars eltsn
very annoying, particularly 70 ladise flight
eemplsxion, tos ths discolsssd spets show
msss plainly on the face Of > blonde than Of
. brunette but they greatly mar the bean
y II either; and any preparation thes 0ili
e1ectsally remove them without injuring
the tsxtuJo oe color Of Ahe skin 10 certainly
dossidesaaum. Dr.. B. G. Perry, Who hes
mads diseases Of the skin spseiality, has
discovered . rspsdy teethsss discolesstssns,
whish i at enee prompt, inihllible. Fer ssls
by Hitcheeck 4 Stalks, and Stevenson Z
Carnabsn. Prepared ooly by B. O. Perry.
Dsrnaso,osist. No. ~ Bond Strssk New
York, and Tor sals BY I'll druggists. Price
- pr bsetle. Call tee RrvYs 1seA ead
Nschs Lsstsa: FuLLsn, Fincs 1 FuLlsn,
Wholesale Agents, Chieago, IN. tspl4-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

0sS. SssnxAH.-This distinguished -.
~ pssssd through our city this aesaine,
a. rests 70 Des Moinss, on . whit 70 his
bro&hse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Nm. Mssy Trucks, Who hss resided II
osr city fes tvesty.eight ysass. did yss.
t9day. She was g years q aes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Seer Dsvisson No. I, Sons q Temper
esoe, meets every Fsiday evening = seven
S'cseek In their bell ever 0tsts Bank, eee-
ass "a and Brady streets. IN Sd&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

PsasY SfAasr.-In visv ths projected
removal q The Pest OdRes, Perry street
10 becoming much busiee than usual. The
rsttling end haamssiug Of wesknsn can
- hestd throughout the day. Every
avilabls bailding is being fitted up ints
store rooms. We hope to hear Of . little
enterprise displayed in the srsetien Of
some substantial brick blocks in the place
Of the dangsrous shells which now abound.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Bumnsss. s.-8ines TIE recent advent II 4.
kehtfal ssaiha, eur slsssts havs bssa
thrs0esd With the vehicles Of our farmers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Businsss EDucAfion Sos DisADasD 0el-
Disas.- Extraordinary inducements offered
10 disabled Union soldiers who desire 70 o.
tain . thorough sommsscial sducasion. q
Bryant, 6tsatton 1 Assrill's Commercial
College, Dsvsnpess. Always 20 70 the
bsst. Send for circulas. myle-dw