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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
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The Richmond Il public, quoting the ac-
counts of emigrants arriving in New York,
says: "send them South. q We are hungering
and thirsting after these stout, healthy emf
grants. Our fields want them; our forests
are signing for them; finance wants them the
fireside wants them; politics wants them.
We have broad acres and welcome for many
days importation of them-yes, many q
months cargo, even at this high rate, and we
have genial country, a hospitable people
easy employment. indutgept tolstmdsters, and
Astounding room for all. Let them come, with
Their healthy country blood and stout country
limbs, their new ideas and new systems Of La
Dor, with their intelligence, cleanliness, thrift,
sobriety, industrious habits, their respect for
authority, their obedience to law-and we
viii make room for them glady.n sa.isssss3
No, thank you gentlemenl These stout
healthy emigrants prefer country where they
can be tleir own Atasl<nastersr and where the
rights of working men are understood and
recognized. lssa a1 isa0tl Saaa .sliIE SSH
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
A SAD STORY OF rHD WAR.

AT the anniversary dinner, at Gorham Sem
mary last week, Rev. DIR. Adams of Gorham
related several incidents of his four years ex-
perience as chaplain, and, among them, was
one which thrilled and effected to tears all
who heard it. ioJl F.saW s'sssase
While the regiment with which Mr.. Adams
was connected lay encamped in lower Virginia,
he learned that a lawyer of considerable re-
putation and wealth lived in the vicinity, and
as the name was one not unfamiliar to Mr.. A.,
he yentured to visit the gentleman's residence
He was ushered into the presence of refined
and sociable lady, whose dress and counte-
nance gave evidence of late affection. Enter
ing into conversation, Mr.. Adams ascertained
that her husband was has o,cn college class
mate, who went South after graduating, and
was distinguished at the commencement of
the war for his firm advocacy of the Union
and his unrelenting hostility to John NJ.
Mason, the prominent rebel and his near
neighbor. In reply to queries, the sad-heart-
ed wife related the story of her sorrows Said
she, MY husbands name was David Be-,
ana ne graduated at 49, College We lived
here before the war broke out, and had ac-
cumulated some property. We had eight chill
dren; and life, sir, was full Of happiness. But
my husband, in order to protect himself and
us, was compelled to submit to secession, al,
though he opposed it whenever he could. Ny
sons were forced into the rebel service; and
one, the oldest, was killed in the charge on
Fredericksburg; another sickened, and died
from diseases of the camp, a third was wound
ed, and crippled for life, at Gettysburg; and
have got another one down in the rebel army
somewhere, sir. A few months AGO NV hus-
bands health failed, and he lies buried out In
the field yonder. The soldiers have been here
and destroyed my crops, my fences and nv
trees, and nay own health is fast declining
Mr.. Mason, my neighbor, whom my husband
opposed SO earnestly had foreign mission un-
der the rebel government, and his boys were
commissioned or had quartemasters berths in
its army, while my sons were forced into the
ranks. It seems very hard, sir, very hard but
cannot help thinking that the hand of God
is in it, SIR"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
MRS. WINSLOW,

A N EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Ply
~ stefan, presents to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teething by
softening the gums, reducing all inlammations, win
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is A a 4
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers it viii give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wehave put up and sold this article for over thrtg
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH Of it
what we have never been able to say Of any other
medicine-Nerer has failed in single instance to
eBect q cure, when timely used. Never did we know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it,
IN the contrary, all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
''what do know after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the fuiihent of what
we here declare. In almost every instance where the
INFANT is suffering from pain and exhaustion, feliet
VIII be found in fifteen minutes after the Syrup is adj
ministered.
. Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tile None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCuRTIs
& PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold byall Druggists throughout the world
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
jdhessnd&w6m e 4 y = = - AtAASe
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

The citizens Of Maine who support the National
Administration of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the state
Administration Of SAMUEL Cory, are inyitea :"
senl delegates to State Convention, to be hela AZ
Portland, ON Thursday, August ioih'
at ID O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of pomlnalg
candidate for Governor 20 be supporter Dy ei'e onion
men of Maine atthe ensuing state election.
The basis of representation win be as follows: Each
cit town AMI plantation shall be entitled to onedel-
eate ana ope elsgas additional for every seventy
Eve votes cast for GOV. Cony last September and one
for fraction of forty votes.
JAMES. G. BLAINE,
JAMES NJ STONE, s5iGJH
N. "A. FOSTER,
NOAH PRINCE,
VI NELSON DINGLEY,5 JR.,1 (, Union
II. B. PRESCOTT,
~ II vJ0S1AH sAIERROAN, a. 4 zisys AL,
- r MALES HUBBARD, sea-t
FRANCIS COBB,
DANIEL LAME,
S. d. LINDSEY, +.
A. G. LEBROKE, Committee.
GEORGE p. SteWALL,
EUGENE HALE, ~ RI Il 49,
~ Oh AS. b. PAINE. III I'll @
EBEN. WOODBURY., u
July 1866.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
"a Thief Cries Stop Thief"

The public are cautioned against base imitation
of L. F. Atwood's Bitters, by manufacturer of pro-
pretary medicines in this CITY, who has not only
copied the label in part and adopted the style
bottle, but states his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood and as 81. F." are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put un IN Maine which
have gained celebrity this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that it Is L. F. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly indirectly, either
the title to or any information respecting his Btters
This is the same person who formerly signed NJ F.
instead Of II F. Atwood, He says, ''Beware Of
Counterfeits and mutations" which seem to be up
the principle that IA Thief Cries Stop Theft
The genuine is signed L. f. Atwood and bears an ex-
ira label ON white paper, headed "Canton, Extra,'-
Countersigned by H. H HAY, Druggist, Portland,
Sole Agent. sa3fs.g r.s,.,gf.s,4,.s... q.
Portland, April &C. 3aw&w3m
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{ Let Us be MeftiAl to Ourselves (


The physical structure of the strongest human be-
ing is vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies are endow
eddy pature with a certain negative power, which
protecs them to some extent from unwholsome niiu-
ences: but this protection is imperfect and cannot
safely be relied ON in unhealthy regions under cir
cumstances of more than ordinary danger. There
FORE it is wisdom, it is prudence it is common sense
to provide against such contingencies by taking an
aatidote aduasce IN other words by certifying the
system with course Of H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS, the most complete protective against all
the epidemic and endemic malades that has ever been
administered in any country. As remedy for Dys-
pepsia there is no medicine that viii compare with
it. Whoever suffers the pangs Of Indigestion, any
where on the face of the earth where HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS can be procured, does so voluntarily; for
as as truth exists this invaluable Tonic and Al
teratve would restore his disordared stomach to a
healthy condition. To the Bilious it is also especi-
ally recommended, and in Of confirmed Consti-
patton it affords speedy and permanent relief. In
Canada, the West Indies, and Australia the Btters
rank above all other medicines of the Glass; and the
demand for them in all foreign countries increases
every season.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
PUBLICATION OF soFFIorAI,l MIN.
on 5 UTEE.', AtlA

.85 . OHHS."
Aa The minuteness with which some sscribes,,
{ aud. secretaries, of ecclesiastical and political
meetings, viii prepare their minutes for publ
cation, is absolutely distressing,--to newspa-
: per publishers if not to the readers. Instead
ofconfning themselves to the substantial facts,
they make up a long, tedious and meaningless
rgmarcle about moving, seconding raising
points oforder decisions as to parliamentary us
age; rglnarole, that is, when PRINTED, though
very essential perhaps, as matter Of official rec
ord in the Official Book.. S Tss 5s3 .5
~ Inc Kew York Iadepe,adent. sick of such
numbering trashin its columns. which If com
pares to amere 'stubble field, ref,,sess lon Ger
to give up its space to what really no. no n.
terest or instruction for the reader r. o;,,os
specimen Of this style Of preparing minutes
which answers quite as wen for political 30,
veation as-for a religious conference: -
Meeting called to order at JOAN D.
Smith in the chair. -
Records oflast meeting read and approved.
K Moved, that the Report of Standing Com
nKsftae be now read aa 4 eeas4
y, Mr. B4swn seconded the motion.
keDort OF Standing Committee being read.
B.. Jones moved it be accepted, whereupon
Df. Asfsea slllInlasea the question, whether The
accepting was equivalent to adopting Report
gnair decided in the Affirmative. Il
~. Green rose to point of order. asss
Caalr requested Br. Green to put his point
Dr: uIeen's point was, that according TO
larlanehtary Usage accepting report is
not the same as adopting.
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ITEMs OF STATE NEWS.

We intended to call special Attention to the
admirable letter of Gov. Cony TO the Gardiner
celebration on the 4th of July, which appeared
on the first page Of Saturdays paper, but in
advertently omitted to do SO. 1t was too good
to need any commendation editorially or other
wise. We have no doubt it received general
reading AS the gArgas betrayed,seme anxiety
in relation to its publication we shah look with
interest into its columns for its appearance
there. -
Tho Biddeford Union hasa candid article jon
the Gubernatorial question, declares that its
remarks-heretofore noticed in our columns
in favor Of rotation, were prompted by no feel
ing of dislike to Gov Cony, and expresses the
opinion now, after a careful review of the whole
matter, that "his denomination will be entirely
unanimous. ssiiss .saasMsW
Will correspondents try to make short arti-
cles We had rather publish two half column
articles than one whole column article. More
than this: short articles are much more likely
to be used than long ones, and four times as
likely to be read. s3a ICES 81 asass ga. !,
The Waterville Mol says it is understood
that Hon. Edwin Noyes, now Superintendent
of the P. & K. Railroad accepts the offer Of the
superintendent of che Maine Central, and
win at once enter upon its duties. 4 assaa w
Two scamps named George Osborne and
William Rose, belonging in Kendalls Mills,
have been arrested for the robbery Of fleece
wool from the barn of Joshua Nye, ESQ. Of
Waterville, on the 18th of last month. 81 "
Dr. Isaac Cone Of Bucksport, while IN state
| of partial insanity, drowned himself in Sandy
river last week. He was ON visit to Far
mington for his health and to see his friends
and while there he committed the desperate
act. The deceased has been member of the
Senate Of this State. "a ilae 81 sai-s @ sss
/ Joshua Nye, Esq, of Waterville has contrib
uted thousand dollar scholarship to the Wa
teryille college fund.- @BE9eB-sa =.
The Bath Times learns that Joseph S. Smith
son of Judge Smith of that city, who senteret
the service as a private, has been gradually
promoted until he is now brevet-General Gen
Smith, says the Times, has proved himsel
jealous, able, and efficient in the service and
his promotion win be gratifying to his friends.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

BEHIND THOSE RosEATE GATEs,@The lips
of girlhood, there should be fragrant palace
elegantly furnished with ivory and coral. TIC
drop metaphor Young ladies, you should
keep your teeth and gums in perfect order, i
you hope in after-life to enjoy the blessings Of
sound set OF. dentals and sweet BREATH
What will enable you to, do this you ask.
Nothing but fragrant SozoDoET-- reply.
-. = - 80 - \. -. 49,. July i2eedSt
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
SPECIALs NOTICES.,

DIR. BICKNELL'S VEGETABLE DYSENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance
safe and reliable, and is Warrpnted to cure Dysen-
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint
Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. tits the finest
offered the public. Try It'll No cure no nay.
Prepared only by EDWARIl SUTTON, Providence,
R. l. For sale by Druggists generally.
60 julyl7d2m iis5 ,sH.lH.HA Agent for Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
Hairs Rubber Emporium

y altar Middle Street, where every varietyof Rub
FER Goods can be procured at Manufacturers prices
Their assortment of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods Il, realIy,magnifcent. r+s june23tf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
coLGATE,s HONEY soar.

tHIs celebrated Toilet Soap in such urFers al
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollent in it's nature agrantiy scented,
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
for SAFE By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
iune31d1yr
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

MAR In E. n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

'N y bsisntjaA bHf Va. Saturday, JuIy Is.
g AsiW sniVs -an ARRIVED. Ioe : IS ~, 1f'l
- Steamer Lewiston, Bp; ut. Boston. 4 II. ~
4 Sch Harriet Virgins. New York. = ..'i-..
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston, ~ tlsli p.
Sch Julia Smith, Bragg, Boston, 9il 1.rl it
Sch Rienzi, Crockett Millbridge. ri ts.t....fl
Sch President Washington, Howard, WaIdoboro.
= Sch Ike, Royal, Damariscotta, ~
Sch Rachel Post, Rice, Bangor for Barnstable iia
Sch NN0tchnmn, Libby, Belfast for New York. 8 SO
Aisf eAW aMr CLEARED ifHH ni tu6 sH
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York. Emer,
IL FOx,l I'D 3ilf sta fa.r. ~ $1,000 -
Sch Phenix, Henley, Fortress Monroe = Joseph Il
White. '''titt is4i 7i.-f IT p I
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
IMPERIAL PHoToGRAPHs.
.A1sB '-f8sA
A Nesc Discovery In PEOtOgrGplsy!

a N6W DESCUU6F'U tIs lTFtUtOyTWp7ty9
VNHE subscriber would call public attention to a
i New and Original process for making
up HI OTO GRA p u.s. h
Which is superior to anything ever before intro
duced. Its advantages being to produce clear pic
ture with more briiancy of tone and less liable to
fade.
For Copying and Enlarging pictures this process is
particularly adapted. l4f gAH
Persons can obtain better picture for the same
price than by the old process = > rs
Exhibition Rooms open at an hours of the day.
The public are invited to cali and examine speci-
~ N.Y. GEORGE NJ. HOWE
= TEMPLE OF ART, 1l2 MIDDLE STREET.
iune7sn3m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

Two voices atonce,'I hope Br Green viii
sag nothing about Parliamentary usage'-it
Is bore.
Neatlyall the delegation and visitors having
left the room, twas 80 -
Voted, to adjourn. .r..
This is a fair illustration ofpublisning Min-
utesl And yet, our dear brethren q As s.
tiSKs and Conventions, with sne Dess u iilteli=
tions, will nevertheless insist, year alter year,
| on turning the columns OF our beloved sheet
\ ifitoa Sstubble-feld."
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
( RICE BROTHERS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS TER

50 and III East Water ST., 5aag
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN. FLouR. BEEF.
Is PORK LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc. I
The following choice brands Of Flour on hand:--
bERTsHY's BEST, N, WARREN, ieael 3
OHAARIoN, 3s81sE MCCLELLAN.
MAR, Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
=, ~ nais rf s3asNs1 ai.iiiy4I A 81
Fao5r and Produce bought stored and insured at
nDeIai rases. x NB0G 8 mar13eod1y t
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
DIED.

years. a T. 49, -ltl y 4dt3 N '7S' !
m Philips, june 2, Betsey M Cushman. aged "a
years months. -aslaE = ~ g -
In Avon, june 5, Flora Z, daughter Of Samuel and
Sarah Beam aged IA years. ~
In Hartford s June 20, Mrs Martha wife Of w
In NorrdgewOek, July 1, Mr. Ira Lorfin1r. aJed "a
years. - - - 1FFTss, -ee. w
In Freedom, June 10, Mrs Rachel johnson. a0ed IT
years 10 months ,'1so.a'' aeeu g
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

l"il t-taf-A DOM ESElC POATSs fiIlHlII
i.Il NEW ORLEANS = IN port 18th. shin Freedom.
braaeE; lot h1veIRoo 4js ana csheTs ar,od
nay ~ AihItA Az sott sh,r, :, g 1z,,o.u
-, ~ VIZ 1A'n' snip p ? hinOa DEAR
Dorh T 1ss ,s,,e Nc,lvayv Nichols Rres,,or.
,9I IN BtyT bar barsn SaS
Bruce III. Hamburg 1ll 1, A., ,,.,...
a. r aosS "a 49, w rS : rs r5s-1s ' -
LA iSth, brig Battle. Gilkeyi BATH; I'm,
Sawrs on ~ Tx Rg vzp Sn
iIyi, Da ~ ~ '''' 'ei sn'' a
ueR EW i YoPKmAr IAN br;g valencia Tucker An
Cienfnegos; Cyclone, GTlttin, Cardenas Mecosta,
Dunbar MOBILE scls Union DAWSON, Machins; L
Walsh Bootn, Ca,als toml, Mltcnen, LuDeci Eve
lyn, crowley, Addisonj champion, sawyer OherryT
hea, 1sH 1s.i, 1 a.,
John Kerr, sweetasr, from do; T Gushing, Ames, I'm
. Ar 18th, ship Briagewater sisson, IiysrpOOli brig
j + Carver, RumrIll, Cow Bay CD 0ssuna, Haskell
Below 14th, barques Desiah, fon Messina; Evelyn,
from Cow Bay OB; Mary Lucret1a, nom Sagna; brig
Thos owen, nom Ngesltas- Z, n ~,
McNair, New Orleans; baTque Hamlet, Snow, San
Francisco; brigs Caroline Eddy Kent Gardens a9.
Curacao. ty,...o -. :
Eli7;ssetbps955tt; s,a..,..,. r.ar.. asas ks.
Bangor -. 81, co,,,,,. 49, y w.,
ar Ra n, rr-ta-s' - Nf-''S'' :
u tdt s,,, Er4,-,,, ,,re 49,,
Providence f5r Ellsworth. 80 -
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 18th. sch Peucinian. Turn
4 ar Raroor far Providence - - 49,
Ar istS schs Psilas Richardson. New Bedford tbr
Rockiand n 8 survey seh Ts Hall Halter Cl,arl-
| tsm SO far Portland -'''- -
Il ED DC 18th, sch Mary Ann, Murphy
Sid i2th. sch Arct1r1s.
1 BOSTON--Ar l4th, baroue R A Alien. Sylvester
4 Cardehas; Volant CoftrelI Vienna Md 77777-l7'T
n CID 18th. schs Belle Bulger Port HoyaI Sc: Idaho
! MITE New York 'sN-' - Ivy WV -s'so
Ga i5 18th bsfqde Com Dupont. eiaor Gibraltar
sch Sa1nb Drisko Iiroan IN n 4 Fsr MI ts,,
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th, scRs Marmora. Smith.
Bangor for New York; Pennsylvania. Scott Boston
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

ilt4tA ga +c-+ii l4- ARRIVED iiln Httf 1850 Hin-
3 Steamer Lewiston, Knight Boston. 81 rl I..i
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb, Boston, $780,
Barque Andes, Merrinan, New York
Brig Frank tI5r) Jarvis, Barbadoes l'f ltE
Brig Crinea, (of Stocktonl Hichborn, Carsienas 16
days. Spoke, 12ih inst, of South Shoal, barque
Sarah Hale, Hutchinson, from Cardenas for Nam
tasket Roads; same time, brig A j Ross Small, from
Maryland for Searsport. ~ .'-t'
U 5 survey sch Jas Hall, Halter, Charleston Sc
Sch Mary Eliza Handy, Albany NY.
- Sch John Compton, Long, Providence.
Sch Ripley Ropes, Campbell, Gloucester.
Sch Utica, Thorndike. Rockland.
h LAUNcHED-At Cherry6eld recently, by Talbot
Smith, substantial brig Of $50 tons, to be command
ed by Capt Ira Nash, Of Steuben. She is now load
ing at Millbridge for Trinidad iai 3l.l .ifllli9l
Mr. Z W Stetson is building ship Of 1900 tons at
Dannariscotta She Is nearly ready to be launched
and ia fine vessel in every respect. .-..,rr .lI
-. FROM MERcTA Srs EXCHANGE. ae
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

MARRIED.

Z In this city, July 2, BY Rev Martini BENZ Thomp
At the Ocean House, Cape Elizabeth, by Rev H M
Vail, BENZ knight, of Portland, and Miss Harriet
L Chamberlain, Of G, Il, - = 4. 5.ss-ss s.ti As
Near Sing Sing, n Y, July u, at the residence Of
the BRIDES uncle, d Truesde11, by Rev w Phraner,
Z Prescott Hubbard, Jr, OF Portland. and Hattie L,
daughter OF the late Rueben Knapp, OF New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17

New. York House, SO Cedar Street, N. Y.
AJaly ii Ad&w2w yOkA 9SAy '4oA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
ANOTHER LOT.
q. MORSE. M. nd.

TREATS Catarrh. Bronchitis, and all affections OF
the Throat and Lungs BY cold Medicated Inhalation
Success unprecedented. Can refer TO thousands in
this city and State, and all parts of the United
States. Office No. 2 SMITH STREET., PORTLAND,
MAINE, s@ 1U6 3sloB 9l0aBiag iune2stf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
FoREIGN PORT.


July u, lat 81 %, Ion "A %, was passed baroue
Annie M Gray, from Matamoras for New York.
July -, of Delaware Capes, barque Houston from
Port Royal SC for New York. FaA 9a'.1
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rRo,r : .rrRc,IfF 4 yrs rxoHArer. p
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SPoKEN2July 6, lat 80 40, Ion 70 40, brig L I
Knight, from Philadelphia for Cardenas. rlii7 l-l
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~ CARD PHpToGRAPHs at THREE DOLLARS
PER DOZEN, 1.-THE BEST in. the City. t1lr
szAlioD g5iA hsis bsii'aiie 9a9 u nsi may26sna6m
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
New Advertisements.
Letters Remalning TTnoIai,ao11

ACOOOAS -NAAAAnS Unclaimed
IN THE POST OFFICE AT PORTLAND. Stat
4 Of Maine, 18th day of july 1Se5 - S'''''
~ TO obtain any Of these letters tho o,,oo,,,
must can for "AdUertised Letters" give he dae ~
This list and nav TWO CENTS for aayertie,es '' ~
~ IL mot called for within ONE MONTH re-, ,vul
he sent ~ tbe Dead Letter Oi1ce ~ -"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-17
Onion State Conventions 2

~ neadink Matter on all B5hsaPages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12

OVvSCs o. fRB DAvuNr0nS DunOCRAf,
Tuesday evening, Sept. IL. 1855. I
FLoun. --e7 - per Dbl.
WasAs.-Soun1 new, 76c0tl. 90; old wheoA
81 .95tsl,Se.
Cosx.-5hellsd, sound, plump cd dry sse
bARlSg.-60050
3. OAfS. 26c.
POrAs0ss-20@35.
Oxloxs, ,--16@yV
Dsss1a.Aoo4S9c. . 4&. .t
EG0s.-20c.
HAY.-o0,OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12
FINE BRICK MOUSE FOR SALE.
Ne. 8. One Of those modern asd convenient
houses In the new block known - Clinton
Plscs," Brady Street.


No. Il. The desirable residence on Brady
sGrees, aow oecupisj by 0onsr.l lisker.
No. y. Near Brady Street. ln perfect repair.
assorise. Z rooms and cellar, with well and cis-
srss Lot ss by lSs wsll stocked With young
ffuit. Price 1880.
No. To- On uorth side 5th street, Sd door east
& eAe Msehodist Charch. storv, IN good repair.
rooms Ind cellar, With cstern and brick stable.
Lot $50 feet deep. Price 12O00.
Ne. II. On the east side Of Brady street, dot
10 feet ftout.) reems, good cellar and cistern;
Price q, 90. a. the hoass and psftion Of the
and viii b cold sepsfate,y.
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. 8. G. Dow, Esq. being the dwelling house
eorner o( Esrnum street. This house 10 in per
6ect repair, having been lifted up By the owner
ebr himself The entire arrangement ofthe house
y tasteful and complete; The view from this
plees is unsurpassed. Terms eesy.
uO. & Ftame house south aide I'd otfeet, two
1iles, ,wse& Of Brady street price, $3.50. TIVE
hlr16 ny feGDain q ncrtG1ge q SIX ~ esnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-12
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1865.
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essOpol1unA Theoero
.ae great se0edy By Dr. 0oldpmloh :.
sn'''led She Slpspe . Conquer" b /.
=. .ne ATTRACTIONS atshs eosy Mstfopo,ls.a
'o-nlsht. This fine ipasterpiece a. ].
0'@edy has never, We believe been NJ.
@eted here, and sheuld attract . fall
uS'.e. By The way, Manager wyass
sn "o mink you shousa have played IL :.
Du1ss Motto" longer; tho pieco
great success Lefc. it ia most
s''al Fay, ana the scenery was very
SO Particularly che new cene at tho
=. .a' o. tho proltgu ths Posse Of ,hs. -
sla!cau Csylus. ~ ,nOp, light. sns.
'esuy Lssutiiul. Givs " ene = -
snight Of the motto" aua - fse1
pop, ,res' !; that it will ~ Jon.
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Ican Conventioa,
oi - candidaaeo M
"'nn, aete soepoht tH4es91er uuD ps..s-
,rse 20 laviss peopla tn aa1bmblc u the German
aneeifs on sat Wednesday, evening TO take such
n on . = tney may deem jose snd exledisnt usder
0!ceoseaneeA MANY Ol1lxBNA
september lesh. look-1A