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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Qmusemenis.
DARNUMS NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID BROADWAY. between Sprins and PrincsstA
trHrs yszABLnHuHSf DOES NOT ApvRRrlss N TEE
NEw-foRK HGRALDJ

(rHfs ygzABLIsHuHyr NOT ADvRRf1ss n TEE
NEwYoRK HGRALD'
POPULAR AMUSEMENT AT A POPULARITY
The great combination Of
MUSEUM CIRCUS AND DRAMA
nowhere else to be seen in America, -
DAILY INCREASING IN POPULARITY
For their unex II IMPLIED singulary, the ,.
GREAT ARRAY OF LIVING CURlOSiTlES
are highly attractive feature and exhibited ct ell hosr
from
SUNRISE UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK P: NJ
THREE OF THE LARGEST GIANTS IN THE WOhLN
NOAH ORR, Ohio Giant, 8 feet inches high ,
ANNA SWAN. NovaScotian 0iantsss, feet incn nsn'
ANDREW HANSEN, Norwegian Giant, feet high.
THREE OF THE SMALLEST DWAkFS EVER SEEN
MAJOR COLyIN aged H. ls inches high weighs 10 pounds
GEN GRANT j sy,d H. 70 inchc. high weighs poands
MISS LIZZIE READ. the Miniature Lady ., /
JOHN BATTERSBY, Living Skeleton. weiehso pounae
HANNAH BAlrERSBY, bis wife. weighs 100 pounds.
A MAMMOTH FAT WOM,N aud celebrated
SNAKE CHARMER, -
who will exhibit her wonderful powers BY handing ~
caressiDg the LARGEST LIVING SNAKES.
TWO BEAUTIFUL CIRCASSIAN GIRLS
THREEHORNEU BULL AN ALBlNO BOY.
WOODkOFFES BOHEMIAN GLASS-BLOWERA
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN NOTION
The best Cosmorsmas Stereoscopticon, Learned -
Happy Family, Grand Aqusris. and over
10000 OTHER CURlOSlTIES.
AFTERNOON AT T3-EVENlNG AT7t.
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COOPER INSTITUTE,
" SATURDAY, DEC. IS. TUESDAY, DEC. 10
THURSDAY, DEC. 81. FRIDAY, DEC. %.
SATURDAY, DEC, a.

COOPER INSTITUTE,
" SATTapA SSasp,y pEs Bee i FEESsY TEKspA1 bee
SATURDAY, DEC. o.
STARTLING kEyELATloNs
THE NCREgpLBLE giE KosE RESpERED \ yER GREDIBLE.
GREAT ofaE Sa6Sd rae RsuABIrAsr
GREAT REFoRMATioN TAKING PLACE.
work in tie dark no longer. great son.p.1y snon1 is.n
the which the evenings Of the sbOy&
pses ali he secrets their brother and sister spr Ls
no one fail be there An the tricks ests and srsasS
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
reproduced through their confederate and parsr
upon the open stage, in srsht sas.ish,.
90 aud what little thinr has effected. Go and ssA
Ola and New Words-gainsd audieuc-s with Royal Fsmis
~rendered wealthy and amou. ignorant andupprneplsA
men. am v.v
who from long and e1n'in1sS R,se,iss wit th:
'A' HipRoirSEss i AND SKILL WITH THE ROPES
truly astonishing and wonderful win enter his Cabinet Of The
same and pattern that used by the Brothers and there
20 through their customary performances in manner
/. well woits double H.. admi,tance fee
Feat. seemingly Incapable Of explanation mirscoous-bs'
What FLOUR AND COAL rEsTs
SHOWING OF SPIRIT TIA HANDS, sII,xr.
PLAYING ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
All while securely and .aisac,oriy tied.
Iu short, everything done y tho Davenport Bro,he-wh1
lew months since feloefed
and now creating ssh Juror in the Old World viii %
reproduced \
Interesting and wonderful Is this part OF the perfcrmsne
Il vii be pronounced nothing compared with wha foos
namely; 4 COMPLETE AND THoROuGH bAaaoSS9
TION Or ALL THESE PRETENDED WoAAS VI
SPIRIT HANDS.
Mr.. FAY TIED AND UNITED
before the audience with Cabinet doors wide open.
Instruments Played uponspiri; Hand. EIhioitsa-Ihe d
cul, heat tloGr FcaRins aud Coal Tests done whet
each aud every eve can every motion All thoronshy
satisfactorily explained forming Of ne most eaeransS
nusns aud instructive exhibitors ever SCI -
fore The New ork public 10 truly astonishing ana we
, h. ~ sas.ion 10 see export and quick sita
the pes years .teady practice have made e
memhe lie dai.s ri. only opportunity gwen 70 New for9
@ ~, ~ 70. s,,o.s a, Mr. FAY sails shortly for EuropcS
| Aduittsnce So cents; Reserved Seats, IS cents
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

1he grand
CIRCUS TROUPE,
WITH THEIR THOROUGHBRED HORSES,
perform
NEW AND DAsHIN0 ACTS OF HORsEMANsHIN
First appearance of the celebrated
TRICK PONY, wild BILL"
REMARKABLE INTELLIGENCE
IL the surprise Of all behoders.
MR.. EATON STONE,
the original and greatest BAREBACK RIDER IN ~
WORLD.
CHARLES SHERWOOD, the eccentric Equestrian.
MADAME VIRGINIA., the best Equestrienne.
JOHN FOSTER, the talented Clown.
MISS AMELIA the Charming Vocalist 4
PROF LANGWORrfY the elegant Master OF the Cirelet
MASTER C. SHERWOOD. jr., the Boy w ondsr,
together with the greet -
CORPS OF AUXILIARIES,
appear In the most daring acts in the
BEST ARENA IN THE WORLD
Previous to III. Circns, the great Drama of the
QUEENS PAGE; on, THE IDIOT OF THE CASTLu
INTERESTING, AMUSING and EXCITING,
iu which the following artis's of the
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
will appear
MFLN LILLE, Mesas. II. r. DAILY. w. L. JAMESON,
BTuDGEMAN, NJ N. HAVILAND, WILTON, ANDEN
Mr. w b. HARRISON. Ezsempor.neou. Singer.
Admission. 90 cents Children under ten, Is esntq
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MansssI. ..........WM. WHEATLEf.

~ Lessee and w Ne uLAibA
(rHIs EsrABLisHMEsT DOES NOT Advertise IN rHn
NETWORK HERALD.)
MONDAY EVENING Dec. 10, 1868
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
o' ''' 0''''""' EDWIN FORREST, 4
who will appear thi. evening admirable imperonstsa
FEBRO THE BROnER,
in DR.. Birds powerful American Drama.
THE BROKER OF BOG0TA.
WM WIIEATLEY, This first appearance this sesscn,) -
ANTONIO De CABERERO.
M J. McCulloush J. q. Burnett, J. w. Collier. GeoYQ
Beeks j. Nunsn d. Z. Ration Z. b. Holmes Nolan RendS
&c. lc Misses Agnes Perry, Maria Msedsr, &c. Ge In ~
On TUESDAY, last night Of THE BROKER OF BO0OTA
EDWIN FORREST AS FEBRO.
VIM. WHEATLEY AS CABERERO
THURSDAY, EDWIN FORREST AS DAMON,
(Being his lsst appearance bot onel
FRIDAY. BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT OF
EDWIN FORREST RICHELlEU S
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. POSI-
" TIVELY LAST NIGfT5 OF
ARRAHNAPOGUE.
The manager IL happy to announce brief eneasemese
commencing M0NDAY, Dec. Is, with tho diltinsa'bsa
artistic, ,,,-,rox,
GREEN BUSHES.
Admission IS oents Reserved Seats, 81 Family Ckol0
fentrance Crosby 30 crnta
Doors open II. BEGINS at T.
Seats secured siI deys In advance
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
DIANOS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

At No 40 Broome-s st., you eau buy Piano che,per
than you any Other Place IN order 70 conpe'. We
orssrtion Of the kHOS PIANO Co. the preseut stock
conpng eleven Of and elegant rose
wood Pianos and nine excellent ondhand Newfok sd
Boton Pisno. win b. sold at m.Ir ti3r over cost 10
other eah hfnons offer such inducements 20 ,rsde He
uerlber No 4lO Eroorne 81. north side Of the street.
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Amnsements.


NETWORK CIRCUS
Az (HIPPOTHEATRON),
r n rourtsen,hs., opposite the Academy Of Music.
H. d. Manager
trHs RtrADLnHnHSr DOES NOT Advertise II
sEw.YoRE HKRALDl
SPECIAL NOTICE
FSRffs sEaT
,suins from the crowded audiences at this establishment
@ msn,g.uen with view to the better accommodation Of
,., INCREASED THE SEATING CAPACITY
.DaEss-CIRcLE AND RESERVED SEATS"
shu IN ths future trust to be able to furnish all visitors with
respect
FIRST WEEK OF
TIE CHAMPION HORsEMAN
slr JAMES ROBINSON,
IN HIS TERRIFIC HURDLE-ACT,
executed upon h, splendid Keniueky;bred
AN ENTIRELY NEW PERFORMANCE.
AND STARTLING BEYOND PRECEDENT.
PoNy AND MONKEY RACES
THE SMALLEST PONIES IN THE WORLD.
EouEsTRhN aYMshsTle aYbH lN rdh ASp 'kcRosArIc
THE tMAMM9TI STAR TROUPE, MR., ,r.u
TIE LARGEST and INCOMPARABLY THE BEST
ever brought together in America.
JOKES AND JOCULARITIES
Ali TiHE sUPERB ATTRACTIONS
a this elegant and inImensely popular
- OLYMPIC ARENA
viii be brought forward
EVERY NIGHT Ats,
MAT1NEEs, MArrNEEs
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, At a.
PHICkS-lress Circle, 80 cents Children under ten rs
cents: Reserved Seats - cens Children under ten 50
cents
THREE PERFORMANCES ON CHRISTMAS
WINTER GARDEN.
(Thn EsrABLisHNIyr Advertise IL TEE
sEw.Y0EE BERALD.)
FIFTEENTH WEEK
and
LAST BUT ONE
OF the briilian. engagement Of
Mr. J. :. CLARKE.
FUN! FUN FUNl
DOUBLE LAUGHING BILL!
Mr.. CLARKE IN TWO GREAT COMIC CHARACTERS! |!
BEETLE,
In Tom Taylor, lsughsb'e Comedy Of
BABES IN THE WOOD,
and &c
WADDILovE,
In Bouecsults highly comic drama Of
1.-THE FAT BOY"
which will Pre,en. Mr.. Clark. kun, IN
Of ~. nimisble broad comedy persons.ions.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
A NEW THEATER ON BROADWAY.

"A
Mr. GEORGE WOOD respectfully announce, that he has
effected with the present proprietor OF the build
ing known Woods Minstrel Hal, Broadway directly
opposite 81, Nicholas Hotel BY which he has secured the
control Of that spacious and popular resort for term Of years
and NJ shortly offer 1t to public patronage as trstcsss
the aer under the title Of w GODS THEATER,' msnsg
ing IL 10 connection with the Broadway Theater.
Ihe new theateraready noted the largest, best venti
lated aud eegan, establishment of its Kind n tue
rywi be entirely remodeed alter the most approved de-
signs modern theatrical architecture ee suty reseated and
throughout and literally equipped with every
essential requirement Of hrstcAs metro itan theater
Mr. ood will avail hinsef Of the great dieensons Of tho
building (which ends from Broadway Crosby ST. and is
2O feet deep BY wide within the walls Of the theser
prope to so enlarge the auditorium to make equal IN
capacity BrosdSay Theaer which has seated under Ia
nans inent, upward Of $50 persons or 81 0 i'
current prices.
The stage will s,o be enlarged and will afford ample space
for effective performance Of any class Of dramatic Produc
tions -
The location Of the theaer las the remarkable o
Broadway Theaer situated bat few yards ant from IL hha
,r one and within ten minute. walk Of nine other OF the
chief hotels of NewYork, and within yet convenient
distance of the principal lines Of city passenger carr,
Due notice III b, given through the press OF The date o
the openn, and other psrtiCniers
Oher Of :or the Stock Compsy commencing
bout Jauuary 6, 1896 invited from artists Of scsnowl
dyed ability Address without iuclosng staDpl the under
esntd who respectfully requests that silence may be sccepieS
On All case, a, negative reply GEORGE WOOD,
broadway Theater. New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
HAVE YOU SEEN HAIYES BROS NEW

PIANOS' II not 60 sud then a. At the mann'
fature No. Secondave rw-niynfst ~ They are
,endd Pianos At uolerde pdces ~ B--fanos 10 rent,
end reut allowed on pnrcnase
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
Amusements.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Manasere".. .Mrs. JOHN WOOD
tTHIs RsrABLIsHMENr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN THE
NEw-I0RK HYRALDl

(rHIs KsTABLBHxEsr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN The
SEw'IoRK HgRALD.)
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER
The Great Spectacular Romance, in five acts,
with the eminent and favorite artist,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
"Thsa Matilda could not have treated the good boys and
girls OF all that her thrater better than by
ing them MONTE CRlsTO for holiday gilt'-[Courier.
"To see such Mr. Hayes has painted is to be
"Prod1ced style Of magnihcence surprising any spec
tscnsr piece at this theste which 10 now famous for
and viii undoubtedly, run through the holidays"lTime.
Mrs Wood has pat the piece on the ;tage IN n1eIcep'
tionsse style T The cast ia i strong one with , Ml H. L. pay
view Of the decided hit she has made" II Dispe'ch.
The scenery for which the varied situations OF the play
afford ample opportunities of display of beauty Of design
and elegance Of execution rarely eXceed at hs Olympic
One Of the most attractive piece: ever represented In
New'York Mrs Wood has produced its dramatic version
with such scenic appointments entertainment In
themselves and credit TO the taste and bcrsy OF her man
agemen Scenes aof sink into unknown depths or
fade and seem sink away so that certain mOmen, the
there lack excellence the important department Of
acting "-lTribune.
presented the present time the Olympc stage
MONTE CRlsTO has become once entertaining
performance Of the day. The elements tragedy Of
never permitted to tire from too long lingering any one"-
IEIpress
Doors open at y o'clock, curtain r,e, precisely q. =.
o'clock.
Seats secured three days In advance.
BROADWAY THEATER. Begins at Il.
~ GEORGE ;:s Manager
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES.
CROWDS DENIED ADMISSION.
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
The great character actor,
Mr.. y. :. CHANFRAU,
supported by - -
Mis-. OLIVE LOGAN aud GREAT CAST,
viii repeat In marvellous personation of
SAM.
In which he has delighted the town for nearly
ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT "A ?: ii.
A GRAND MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
GeaeberS.

4 YOUNG FRENCH LADY-Extensiyely
~ .iucaied-aceuuomed to choice soeietyPfoes
t,,t rcferences--wonld TfACH FRENCH. GERMAN ld
fNOLISH Pupils residences, GO i've then Al hers IN
3stt 4. Inquire of J. A. NASH, Ill Nlssaust, ~ y.
A VISITING GOVERNESS, qualified to
~ t.ach Eng.h, French, Music and Dr. Do Lewiss ~ .
,th few fsfiiiirs IS Teacher Good references given.
Addre.. GOVERNEsS, No. LAS Broadgan
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

AT KlNzEY'' r,o,,ru .vpxrr
CHEAP STORE.
N vELVETS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS. EMBROlDERIEs
LAcEs, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, FANCY
PRICES WAY DOWN
s%s5A5Ss Re- ShUsrs. CENTS. klbs, b5S5R i,
sI9sIX sE9sXG OFT OFT I tSEp GLOVES T lS c Is is 2o' s
CLOSING OUT WINTER GLOVES. lie to SOC
BONNET AND NIANTLLA yELvETs.
SLoSN2 THIS MEEK 2Ic9 1AR9S TRMMNo II u a
'-0 " ~--'---- Rl8BoNs CLOSING OUT.
FELT HtTS l2lc 10 i3c
CLOSING OUT FLOWERS.
CLOSING OU1FEAThERs.
CLOSING BALMORAb SHIRTS.
CLOSING BREAKfAST siiAWLs, 81 to s25
tLoslNG SHETLAND Ai XUsiAs. 25c So. ;5c.
~A0''-'' 0'''--''-''''- '''''' ''' " PRICES down,
SIosING wooLEN HOSE. Sc, &C., &C.. lOc-, I2c.
CLosIMG GEMS WOOL HOSE, i2.c, l3c., 2Oc
sE3SlNG sESTs wo6 ld5bsR SS Wo9t tNb HNSh ~ &
BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
~''' i'-'-''N'i PEAiH. EMBROIDERED, HEXsTITcH
IApE BORDERS, LACE C,; AND PINEAPPLE; ld e. %. ~.
pESrs ANRSHsS EEs IFs @ &C. s & c i c s lsc l S sS
ETEDIRWORK HANDKERCInEFS. zoe, 25r., 3le., Soc.
SEN SEs ESMbG@tR ao s, as i s's soe as s5 : s'
toLoRED BORDERED, &C., ye iee; lSc - lsc &C. -. ,rp
FANCY COMBS. ORNAMENTS. s.PoRIMONNAlEs' EAR
.REHsTPISs. BRACELETS, CHAINS, NECKLACES,
SOAPS, PEEFUMERY ETC., ETC. etc. .....
BALANCE OF DRESS GOODS.
CLOSING SCOTCH PLAIDS, 25c. SIC.
CLOsISG ALPACAS. pc. &c, Sic. Jic.
CLOSING SILK AND WOOL POPlJAS, SIC.
CLOSING SOILED DELAISES, lGc.
CLOSING DRFSS GOODS, 115c.. iec
CLOSING RICH STRIPES. CHAMkRAfS, LUsIEES.
CLOSING LOT BLEAChED MUSLlNs, ljc
CLOSING YARDWGDE s1tE1iN iNGS, l5c.
CLOSING HEAVY CANTON FLANNEi.s, g3c
CLOSING ALL-WOsL FLANNEL>, SIC.
CLOSING HEAVY WOOL BLANkl.IS, ~ -.
CLOSING OUT WHITE LINENS. SIC.
CLOSING OUT FlLLOW-CASES, loc. zsc. ,,
CLOSING OUT BELOW COST. ,.>.,.,,,
ALL OUR TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
fEEY MUST BIZ SOLD. . ,
wRlTING-DESkS. NORK-BOXES JEWkL-CASES.
2ARIAN ALABASTER AND BRONZE GOODS
ClMFS AND BOXES or TOYS
IRA AND DINNER SETS. - 1900
CHINA. PAKIAN AND ALABAsTER GOODS.
LARGE LOT OF TOYS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DOLLS AND DOLLS HEADS. - 49, -,
TIN rOYS BUILDING BLOCKS.
THEY WILL BE SOLD AT SOME PRICE.
As THAT DEPAREMENr MUST BE CLOSED $500,
QUANTITIES. OF OTHER GOODS
s0R HOLIDAY PRESENTS. -. ...,..,...-
Nos 22l AND 225 FlGi1HAVE.,
Retween Twenty fret urd twenty second sts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18
1ustruriion.

IA ENVY, No. 260 Boaey, Instruction 10 gwen In Book
keeping. Wrting, Arithmetic Algeors Grammar Sc S,a
dent, have superior advantages tor acquiring complete COM
MERClAL and ENGLISH EDUCATION. Private lnstIuc-
on separate apartments gwen to eny who desire ~ thus
allow those whose early education has been neglected to
pursue stuie. they prefer entirely free from ob'evs
ion. Open day and evening for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

~ i
TnE EREoscoPTIcoN.-Our citizens can
rest assured that there is to be IN exhibi.
ton worth seeing 1t Metropolitan Hall TO-
night. We were fortunate enough last
evening to witness the rehearsal Of McDon-
AIDS Stereoscopticcn at the above mentioned
hall, on which occasion we were perfectly
satisfied as TO the attractiveness Of that
wonderful invention. BY the aid Of the
powerful lights used, the performers are
enabled u nx upon tie immense drop"
that they placed Immediately in front Of the
stage, the most splendid pictures We ever
saw, twenty five feet in diameter, and 30
perfect in color, shade, and Ill the details
that 20 to make up splendid picture, as to
be perfectly astonishing to the beholder.
Don't imagine that this is anything like the
stereoscopticon shows that go about ON
wheels, and figure At fair grounds and cir
cuses. 1t is nothing Of the kind. The au-
dience is seated as usual. The light is
thrown from the front balcony, right over
your heads, to the aforesaid drop, and there
the pictures appear. Don't fail to see this
splendid work of art.
In further evidence Of its superiority read
the following testimonial Of Bishop Lee and
others:
The undersigned have been favored with
an opportunity of witnessing private exhi-
bitiOn of the Stereoscopticon. and they
hereby commend it to the patronage Of the
public, as well worthy of the high reputa-
tion it has acquired in various portions of
the country.
Henry W. Lee, F. Emerson Judd,
James Armstrong, Richard b. Hill,
William L. Ross, d. n Richardson,
j. II. White
January G. 1863
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
49, a II AA0R


COUNCIL CHAMBER,
JANUARY ), A ID. 1893.
His Honor Mayor r. Lowry called the
Council to order
Aldermen present Andersen, Tegeler,
Jones, Noe, Runge
The following call was read:
To tie Aldermen Of the City Of Davenport,
and 70 tie CITY Clerk:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there win be q special meeting Of the
City Council Of the City Of Davenport, at
the Council Chamber, on Thursday, Janua-
~ s, 1866, at Z O'Clock P. NJ.
X. LOWRY, Mayor.
Dated the fifth day of January, 1855.
We accept service Of this notice.
NJ X PARKS,
NJ. c. DAVIS,
NJ. NOE,
SAMUEL HIRSCHL,
G. TEGELER,
g. NJ MATTHES,
H. A. RCNGE,
JAMES COULTHART,
w. g. JONES,
II. H. ANDERSEN,
G. L. DAVENPORT,
JOHN HORNBY.
CHR KAUFMAN.
There being no quorum, Council adjourn
ed to meet Saturday evening at o'clock.
Attest: CHR. KAUFMAN,
City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07
ReAL ESTATE
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JOHN i. SWITS Il CO.,
ON I. SWTrS +. B. HILL, w.F. nDDEk,
Nickols' Blsclx, (up stairs,
SECOND ST.
improved / Unlnpreved Farms,
CITY LOTS,
Dwelling Houses = Stores
Bought, Sold and Leased
House Lots for Sale.
A Great Bargain.

No. q. Those eligible building lots corner o.
rvelfyh and Rock Island streets, being l"o iees
front on south side 18th street. and 100 Iees On
east side OF Rock Island street.
rhc above is a very fine location price very
n :. terms uncommonly easy-a small amount
~ cs.h dowu-balance on long term OF years at
q low rate of interest.
fron, by ls5 feet dcep--price very low. On pay
ment FOR the lot the money to tusid csH ce loaned
sor trim Of years at sir per cont.
No. 2s. On Brady street, go feet front by leo
Get deep-fenced. Price elS per front loot
No. g. On Third street, lot No. l0farker Sao'
: ton. tcorner lot, price, tsoo. r,.
10. 30. Four house lots in Dawson True
addition &l5o each. Terms easy.
Nos. 81, s2. 80. Thirty house lots IN sigma ana
NJ AZ valuable city lot >. 4. corner Of
Main and College Avenue 900 feet on Main by
iso feet on College Avenue and commanding
beautiful river view. Price 81 500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

Nrxrrxo or rHr KEY-SroNE Secrrrr.-
The annual meeting Of this Secisty for tho
election Of officers and other basinsss, win
bs held on Saturday evening, 7th inst, q
Z O'Clock, It the ONCE q Nesars. Lane 4
Day. A full attendance 10 rsqnsstsd, =
businsss Of importanes win b slhnit*sd.
JassDt q. h. euss, Prvaidsat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

SPEcrAI AGRNcY or HoME Insurance Con-
PANY AND OF EQUrrABLE LiFs ASSURANCE
SocIRrY, AND GENERAL Insurance
AoENCY.
DAvrHnoR1, JAN. 2, 1866.
H. p. Taylor has become parter Of W.
F. Ross, in the Insurance business above
named, which will hereafter bs conducted
by e ROSS 4 TAYLOR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-07

lfou.e Lots. Store Lots, Warehouse Lots, Factory
Lots.
Store Lots for sale.
M A, One on 4th St. lust east of Brady St.
No, 4s. -Four on 4th St., near Railroad bridge.
Houses for Sale.
No 10. In Moline H., a two story brick dwei,
Ing house, with lot SO BY 100 ieet, cor; Lynne am.
Ann Sta The house is in good condition. IS now
rented; possession given in 30 days. The house.
cost s2.5oo) Price Of house and lot. = 800 one
third cash; balance on long time at low interest
NJ ss. A brick dwelling house on Ed 81.
ii $50; $500 cash. rest on time NJ per cent.
No AZ The estate now owned and occupied
Nv Geo. s. G. Dow, Esq being the dwelling house
and ths s ss RI. Sain o"is "p' i. in
feet repair, having been fitted up by the owner
fo- himself. The entire arrangement ofthe house
- tasteful and complete. The view from this
place is unsurpassed. Terms easy.
No ss. Brick house aud lots southeast cor
osr Of 4th and Main SITS, known as Thorngton es-
tate $50 H. front on each st. Price $4,000, s may
reamin for term ofycars at a low rate OF interst
No. .. Frame house south side Cd street, one
mile west of Brady street price, slooo lwo-
thirds NAV remain on mortgage at six per cent.
Farms Wanted.
We want to purchase improved farms from SO
10 le0 acres each.
Farms for Sale.
No. s5 Eighty acre farm, mile from. the
city limits. on the west Aliens Grove road, all
under fine cultivation and fence, with good dwell
ing and out buildings; we'll waiered, fruit orch
ard etc. 4 rery desirable pkace. Price 5000 ;
a.. 900 cash. balance on time TO suit.
no. rs Is acre farm on the Iowa City Locust
street) road, miles from the city. all under new
fence half under cultivation, balance pasture
and timber land. Good two story fl anne dwell
ing with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
IS 200 cash. -
No, es. Farm of ss acres on River road be.
tween Princeton aud Icclare large orchard,
dwelling. barn and ont houses Price $2,500
L cash. balcnce on time to suit.
No. 70. One ls0 acre farm III Cleona Township
,hout Z miles north Of Fulton and nurant sta
lions on the NJ. X NJ. Railroad, all improved and
under fence and with good house and barn So
per acre.
No. ~. One other leo acre farm situated near
ne above, with like improvements. S23 per
acre.
No. "a. 100 acres unimproved land near Du-
rant, a, 80 per acre. cash, balance IN hve
years ut ton per cent.
900 acres in Linn County, go improved and
andcr fence.) Price $1,000, Il cash.
400 acres in Iowa county at IS per acre.
1850 acres in Sioux county at 81 per acre.
1910 acres in Clay county at 81 per acre.
900 acres in Hancock county at 81 per acre.
1000 acres in Winnebago Go. at II per acre.
5000 acres at 81 25 per acre.
5000 acres ats 100 per acre.
$40 acres in Tama county.
100 acres i'd Story county.
400 acres in Grundy county ut g per acre.
800 acres in Butler county Ut u. 80 per acre.
1000 acres in Mower CO., Minn at 250 per acre
$40 acres in Houston County at $3.50 per acre.
500 acres Of tdud in this (Scott county at IS
or acre.
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Scorr DIVISION No. l., Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet every Friday evening at :
o'clock, in their hall, over the State Bank,
corner Third and Brady SITS. jan5-dw1y