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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

GrS. GsAsr's horse ..Jack" won prize
at the Fair on Friday last, IS the best Saddle
stallion. He was to heve.been sold at aus
ton On Saturday evening,
Found DRorNEp.-A little child II 4
German naaned IIechsnAi, xas found drown
ed in the river on Saturday morning.
FATAL AcctDExr.-A young man n.ined
Joseph Flenwood, agsd ssnptsep. was
crushed between the hrig Frontier civ md
another o0a with whish Il colI;a,d a. Fri.
day. He was 4 native or Cobure. &. ".
F'RE.--A two story brick On, Indiana
street Vas partially burned on Fridsy eve
ning- About $4,000 worth offurniturs was
destsoyeA $500 iA curensy vas, burned
and the 6diidms damaged to the anoont' d
$4,000. 5s'ie t'iial0l =
RousEsr. "A young man from the couu
try. named Theodore Landern, was robbed
Of 5000 st the Fair Grosnds on Rsiday, by :
pickeccket He Wss arrested On Saturday
night, IN the act oi rifling The pockets Of :
drunken man. He drew Z dirk knife. but
Ms icosnpelledto Surrender g. d \ s''''SF
PicxroCEErs ABour.-A seatleman nam
cd Page, resident Of Winnebago county.
had his gold watch abstrscted from his
pocket while riding down from the Air in
Ihe State street car. AsoGhep gentlemen
named Wilson, from the vicinity Of Bloom
ington, also lost gold walsh and Slo0 in
hills while On the easne line Of cars. ~ n
AsooraHas AtssAY.-0sorEe ihompsou
Was committed TO jail on Saturday, charged
With an attempt to commit murder. While
paying cards With Patrick O,Oonnor, a& the
Farmefa Holsl The two became involved
in = quarrel. Thompson drew ! revolver
snd fvsd 20 pheta bethAf which tpoh e
feet in Os0 0onSorss S{cnsc&. m Vonnd
are suppose dktdln .ADkal. ADk
Bass BALL HArcn.-A match took place
on the Camp Douglas parade ground, On
Thureday afternoo0, hetween the BLOOMING
eoa ard the. hsoelsies nase nell Gibbs. &
which The E1eoleiue Olte ea9t eat vieeD-
rlous. .s.'sm -
Tps SrA4s FAn.rThs Rair i drawing 10
. eloses and tie rush ofviaitses ineyeaaes.-
Einancialiy Il has beeu . sacoana q spite Of
bad weather. Up to Saturday night, ashs
total reepipts he'd been 11t, $50. The ,ex-
hi6itions of s>eek has beeni 4 4oed one; IL
uaehAniol aad agRiseltnral dspaeAm nto
have been we'll fllled, and attsaseed ausA -
tentiou. On Seturdays trotting MATCH
took Pies los . pntsH q d, 10. "a wAieh
Tia ".lsadH WslksEs vOn.4 ! AmOnet ths cons
tsatants at the exhibitiea Of 1ne horses wsrs
Assers q Ssnt 4 Cas:y, y ssxa .,,, ,.''s !. ,,,s.l
DrArn-rhs nemoen * ~ IOWA pssss
vM - paise1 = lsasa q ~ Asalh II = o.
tstshan, Esq. III sditoe II ~ S1tss.
sis6 0vgsoeeAA = Maseaga. qqns llsa Of
couaumntion 49, ~ nefnn6 of anfE.r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

I, .,ag-A AlvEH SESgy. ,.s.. u Mi ..o,.. II.
Il fxHDtNA.-The Pcmbina vas stuck On
fhs hfu1s tfsgte4lf - cf snay, but
arived It thhis mort E sbdot vRreSs ! CLOCK.
Business on the leves Was remarkably live
y to-day. uaraa9A1aJ
The splendid and fast sailing passenger
packet City Of Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell,
vtea11rt6a1 n ~ Did I sSAx>} ltl1
Tomorrow morning. L J. Conrey in the
Office. R. n. PrettymaD, agent.
7 The Charley Cheever, Capt. Mitchell,
will depart fpr p. DySqqus sPd, ,YtJ. .pqints q
2 o'clock to morrow m6fning. +. y. Pret
lyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

No. a. The desirable residence ON Brady
gereet. aow Occupied by sl}ehss y Baker. q, IA
No. .. Near Brady street. IL perfect repsir,
2storisc, ! rooms aud cellar, with well and cis-
1 ern sos IS ~ lS6y w6A stocked nth young
fruit Price tl,2c0.
No. 10. o. north side ~ street, Sd dor east
Of the Methodist Church, 2 storvS in goc4 repair,
8 rooms ani cellar, with cistern and brick stable
Lot $50 feet deep. Price $4,000.
No. IL. On the east side Of Brady street, Ooi
Price $4,000, a. The house cad . perti6n Of the
nd viii be sold separately. & -
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo. >. Z. Dow, ksq., being the dwelling h0sst
and three full lots, fronting south upOn 9Th st.,
sorner Of Farnum street. This house u in per
feet repair, having been ftted up BY TIE owner
for himself The entire arrangement ofthe house
= n,s.s tasteful and ssS nes Vie" fro" thu
NJ. 2. Frame house south eide I'd saraot, two
9iles. west Of Srsdy street price, el,Sc6 Two
birds nay rsesAiu on mortgage assix ~ cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

N NV VCfE MAJ REcs. :

Now XORK NAoR098e
aRpa-AVti sJ F0NSw 4Saa, sep. ii.
Ssou..-saiec lover. tNscas.lo RHO.
WasAs.- Unsettl' q. .5s@l ~ Chicago Spring.
CoaS.- 90@9lI for sound mixed.
OAs%-Lower, 65c Western.
P0ak. Firm. t82 000S2 rs new Asss. -x
tW1nGkY. AQuiet. e2 90.
Chieago Matkesh. =
By Tsssssaphl csruAeo. Sept q
Floar-Firmsr = eioGN8 for vhits winlsr; oo0o q
for rcd winter; tics - for sprfng extra - T.
WheAt-9prlng wheat txcited fnd l3lKc bettsS;
rcd wntsr duil q n ssai = for No T. and d c7l y
for No spring. -'s A8' TF
Corn.Adv.nced x@lc At esssso for No l. and
0.ssEis bsttsf At 81 ats xc SOr No 1, ma 4,xa
2oc for NO2
Rye-stesdy at Tic fot No 1, aad 81 g7O TO- 10 2
Hstiey-sc better 81 st0S7Ac. g
Whisky.DuA At o. ~ 5f g
forksEs1s:s pork hi,ncr q ~; prime. tnees nems
Lard Firmer ut saA9tve 's..' 's
Hoee- Steady - e10 U0Qs1t 30. -pt. = -
Aonsy-Ciose. - = Z - :
- kznhipsS sfiPps IA tsxlassaA tSAPrsu
~ 6e,a4. nSnnas, -es1. 80 s-s.sss-sss Al ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
nusic Beeks for Cheirs,& E Johoels
New Sacred NtMr3 Sr,. Unlon Col.
~ 1ectloA. ~ C6oir NJ = slc.

- = K
For u" uss Of Chsirs, Singing Schools. Csnven.
i ti0ns, Auslesl Assleiaiions. 30. II
~ LsoxAaD AAsesALL.
The long sxperissce of the author OF this bcot
with Chuirs, ScAools aad Societies, has enabled d
him 70 prepare Collection of Music uncommon.
y we'll adapted to the wants Of the public. pre-
faced BY aeries Of Elementary Lessons and tx.
srclses which will prove highly scceptable to
ssAgh4s ac.esb.asd - II psfssns wiso woqid
improve their vocal Abilities and becomes good
singers. Price, sl.ss rcr copy. sls per dozen.
n Eb&BkY CHIMES.
The nsu Jsveaiie Music Book, by L. o. Enrs-
soS, author Of the "IOlden Wfeaih,'' csnGains
tho most Charniag and Attractive Lessons, Ex-
srcises and Popular songs. 1T is having wide
y extended rlreslation. TsS TnOusAn Cortss
having been pobhshed during the short tune
that has elspsed sinoeits first appearance Pri.
vate end Public Schools are using IL every yousg
sinRer wants copy, snd every, boy and gjrl fap1
NeteS - CtlifHnla shoshA = AlfihheH Wal M
1t will cultivate their vocal powers improve their
musical taste, ard - the msna. Of Riving them
many n happy hoXs Hfies socts.s t5 per dos
Oliver Difs0v 1 CO., Publi.l.rs +
sPM Mssssat III wsshingepa St. nesase.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

i D~nse be Foo1lsh.-Call and exsmins
something urgently seeded BY everybody. 4
ssmpe vii g z. 'sns ne 2s. 'cs - = ess:s
Deoass, nsW Yssk, sfart| |sp9p iyt0aGly s9ss'f'f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
..A1RA.

\ MafFtnHv1@ - n 1IIaElS4FIEl
In this city. On Sunday. September 10th, GEORGE
tn ADDEU6. con Of G. q. and RsnsooA A. Goes,
aged one year twormonths and tWelvo daya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

TINS PLACE TO Buv.-Ladies should b
sure to remember that Herzberg l. Co.,
Nos. s and 7, Metropolitan Block, have
made arrangements to receive new and en- h
tirely fresh patterns AID trimming goods Of
the most desirable styles, nearly every day.
They are determined Il. please the Iad'ea
both as to style and prices, and you have
only to call there and ycs will sarSy find
the best selected stock in the city. Don''
msks your purchases until you have called
at the stores Of this snterpr,sing concern
Their stock Of Oloaks, Circulars, Shawss
etc, 10 very rich and extsnsivs, and vii
surely challange admiration. Gents vii
Rnd 4 full stock Of desirable furnishing
goods q HtersSerg 4 Cos. Can there l ane
money. ' -. a77''' = '-'7-'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

- Uphan:s lsimple nallsher -
- HxovEs PlNrLEs on rHx fAcr Faxcklrs, &C..
~ i also sottens the skm md beadsiAes the
eo@pls1ie.. 30 I.eajes toilet is coe,plets, pith
ser IS cent? s. esii; nt f1S issss E,ssss
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY al Druggists
Hair olprpo4ed.
II sostAost snjsry u A6e stis, BY ''UPaAn'sus-
PILAroer PowDER," Ask or send for "UPuAh's .
DErllAfyar PovbsRf' and tekeno oyhef. Price
-. 1slled g ny a0dfsss ~ el, rs, bv !. 3
uPHAM, 25 South Eighth street, Pbilad. lpbia
Pa Sold BY all DruegiAA1s s(aept3AAss A1s&
Thes5apa.sae1 nan s1slr.
CoLoRs the HAIa, Wiitfzss Ibal Mous+ Acus !
ObsaatifSF kaaeoS leis5& hdbksists of only one
IrPsrstt0S.y Ccler will not fade or wash out,
Only ~ ceAta = bos, Mailed 70 any sadress foe
Is cents: BY .. y, UPHAA, q south Eighth
strsst. Philadelphia. Pa sold b I'll DrusEists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

Paoessss'os. This is prcstessiye aye.
and among the lnad.y valuable inventions
none csrspsyass aaAy 80 dBsA}ness,
the Singer Sewing Asehines which Krauss
has ceassanas % hsad Il his ealcs .aboss
Smiths Hat Storu. Sscppd sssssG -d"etl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

-. +. T6npla, Florist ~. ~ ard Aaln
kJs. ffuit and otnaaoe1aial trtoo. mY1os1x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

I -EH AW1 49, W4NtSss p = ,
Old Eyes made new withouo 6PDOYA.
Giles, DOOTUR, OR MEDICINE. Pam.
phlet mailed free on receipt Of ten cents
Ad1r,ss +. B, FOOTEs n. D. Nes hle0
Broadway, n. Y. ag16-3ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

.IsAvrs. 4-csa. Johnson, Who sor ass.'y
ass ysars pass kashad IL es.'ss 8 .l1aas anA,ss
Oh tbs isisna. hes clostd the poss' and
isAvss for SpsinsBssA, Ill, ts-nss'sw. TIE
Col. opened ths post, and staid g clcss y
4. !. - = Hhe hoode q ~ Osdinaaeo
:. -. -It,l Il .sssaus t+sisr
Department. ssa >. 5ek ssrf f.
Rscnv.o-the, Oclebss ssubsr osf n
thurs Home Magazine, brufai with W.T.
postry, Actisn, fashion, aad sound ssnss.--
Tat front engraving Of the =. Disdainful
Naidsa," i wsrsh ths Price q this mum
bef the stories ars, = usasa. well written
I'D abssrbiss, whils ~ fashiens ass u
very latest. 3so.x
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

The sisttn of fch.lisy open DIR Baas3s
Ing and Select Scoo,s on 6th, between Bssdy'
and Min St, - thJbioth - AeRUst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

Scosr Dsvssson No. 1, Sos q Temper
oucs, u4sts every Fdday evening q seven
: n'clock in their hall over State Bank, cor
er a4e0d Pssdy stseete feAdfEA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
FINE BRICK HOUSE Foa SALE.

No. g. One Of those modern add couvenier
houses id the new Mock known - s'Cinto
p1acAn itradY Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

! kAAs / Nsrss, mo. IL, West Sssead
street; desire 10 can the attsntion Of our ~.
tu.~sd veterans 70 their laree stock = seaAy'
made c-<hing, which thsy srs new' an4ioaas
70 dispsss s< n the lowest r1tss. t-'4A e' .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

SUnE INDaCAraeR oRasPnoePnA17vs--tDssa
city is 6lling up rapidly With substantia!
nes aud substastial business. Postmastss
Russell informs ns that nearly every asaila
bls boz in tie pest s(Ros 10 ssatsd--ast
that u thing qu,ts unheasd Of 10 ths his
tory Of our city, bat It is sure Indicates
prosperity in our midst-that there 's
steady inflsx Of bosiasss men Who haS'
come here TO tise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

tion property for sale. This escgant estate CON-
prises 10 acrea with main building (which cos. ~
Ooo) and good barn; land in centre level and high
alopng gradually sosth east and nosth. Will n
not sold it will be febuils ~ IN elegant country
viha, plans oe shlch may he seen q our o(1cs by
any party proposing 10 putchass. burLBau9 ere
invited to eal( sAd 60 the same. the work viii
be let BY contract - the lowest bidder The .lsnd
sde. IA not sahjsot 70 oity tasss. BsAstifal - -
usaarAl condition. this land 10 tastetully laid out
ia garden aud lawn, and .l0Oo shsds and orna-
mental trees are planted large forest trees stand
,ng north Of the main building. This place is we'll
worth ths attention Of puPchaseru. r.s.h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

CLornSo.-Frsne Nsyss. aszt 70 the
First National Bank Is still prepared tore
ceivs his old cussomers, and to supply them
with anything in the clothing line at prices
corresponding With the times;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

WV. BRown OAsn. n.-Wm. Brown, who
was arrested few days aeo on suspicion
Of having poisooed Nellie Baker, and Who.
it seems, attempted to tear out her tongus
after having deceived her BY sha,nmar-
rage, was brought before Justice Blood,
this morning. for examination. lie waiv
ed ! hearing. and was placed in jail to
swat the result Of the yeang woman's
~ ID. .slIsfr NHt
illness. 5a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11
HOME W:ayVsTEDl J

"ANTED To RENT small and comfortable
~ dwelling house near the ,busipess portion
ing already oeeppied, AZ bs peeppieYA 3. q Hsn-
aenI1 d<f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

ButlnEss EoucArSoN ron DIsABLED Sol
DIERs.- Extraordinary inducements offered
to disabled Unipn, ,ssldiery NhS dssire to OBJ
tain . thorough Commercial education, II
Bryant, Stratton 4 Aerrill's Cqmmereial
College, Davenport Always 81 % the
hest. Sand for : circular. myl6 DIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

Rusric WINDOW SnADEs.-Eyery house
keeper should know that Z. Widow Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second sttect. three doors EaSt oi Perry
South side, by Chandler, Railsback 4 Co:
These shades are made Of strips 81 wood
~--.n tossther, and painted o. stained In
various c0lOrs. They ars very dun able and
elegant, and SHOULD bs found in every
house. Let Is eneonfnge this new and
worthy enterprise liberally. Ladies should
| cali and see the atylcs. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-11

A ehsies slsek = h1hl Delivered - Dsvsa.
Peet ~ = eogtaga liy11AAwea
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-08


(for;itsuaa3
gCc6,r pustsr S,-. f.aa:; 10 itn. na6 esy
St,faIa!e sin Ysrwunns,rr 8 icis1 mar.
Die Qrutc BON eriiStu laa;en cs.
G;s bu esratren battcu?
92tin, anrtrs-nattsy.
9Du pureu irue, bic tsiteu gtuecrer, ertIiez
Ben,
Gott psi6 ee. sic bntten ih srf uah ciWss,
S;relilbrs. ale HE ScIb1tsn eds 2lab p;rIal-
fen, Hl& faue ,u'ud ssmaJi.
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en', nit r;m Na&,n mar ct s,f rrat cine ris
9cns Sat' GcwSicu. Der trtcb an ireittu Wcy-
aca Gadtr ir;i pnO lFrr oni e,m sSaN3r b.:
rum. &;in WSn(b sp3Btt wc CT trr8,fomm5n
wat.
Q'lad'tsn Hte tetHtn NGeireg mad tRr'r Sud
f'bt ntdie
G'ar n,tbtf.
W'HE WF Pfr S''munasf eitTsH Torrrn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-01-08

eu, Wtith III tFH SSlIpe Cle rrtt piGtanen
rd9ten bcb rarut,r birpeg Elm feincs 01rt=
den nmsat se. Sb traf bic ate 8rau, re ss
tsmrbutr. iis mar NOD rultil uno pfIcste loren
Ndun, rsr front i'm Bette las.
Sb tcmme ocn tsm altcn IieSle unten aus
DieirnbUfcn. @r lGet Sie eriiBen.
Nartbt fab MIDI mi5ttaait an.
er laet Sbren iaacn, 6rau Ntartbe. sic t6nn
ten mir Nas0 trSdbl;n.
sGae icuts id SIncn ey,d6leu2
Scn lem rcrmuuatteu Siicirr-
SD te'ne fsinsu Sifcier.
uuo puu Warcsla
Ser aits &,eoisr 1T elm SdmGber, Der nt6t
piB, mas er lagt.
SD fcmme aud BON ren Sficter idtif, benz
6crr 8Utb.
IS mar rsu gGcrtcn na6 wabr, tenn 9inne
mad unwabr. q or re trad.e MID lcbneQ ,u
menem 3elc, iuie i& Der eben 10 ciufa6rn, pie
,d5en 6rau gc8enltcr srwartst bate.
2Sae maht psr orme 6err2 faate lie raid II.
ncusieri8, unp pj,tlei6t nur gum pritten Gbe;e
IT'D rraiht
Gr bat ;u Icten-
Sh, ia.
@Dsr CT 1T ittu uno trauris, mic INNER.
ga, ia, laats lie mob eiumal
90 mar CT aud pou Sbnen fcrtssgauaen {?
fTastc ib lie. Dsuu Ct mar ia mUbl biey bei
SDuen2
@r mar Bier tei mir. unp 70 stnB er pun bier
tcrt Slb muBte wcnsu. ais wrun &c mein siac<
mes Stub gtmticn mare.
Sote mar nod sanI Mit!ciO. Der alts 8isp.
Ter mar tein S6mdscr metr. Sis rr,Gblte mir
NleO, mas lie pn6tc. unp cU& iiir MIDI 10 wr-
MIG. Ourb Die Sturm9Iufr oes &luRrrs mar lie
III isner Natt Opr Z Sabrcn erwcdt moroen.
6olt IN otr'1!bcn Ntinute bate H. lsiis Sijm.
men umo SbTite trGUSen az iGren 5enRer ea-
bort, User tonnte nm Wittcraactt. p1brsnp ee
gsrarr unttn Itlirmte. Da chen m;tteu i'm lGaire
Il" Dem tisinsu, c,ulamen QaLle etmas ,u iutbcn
0atsns Gir :oar auI3sitanO:n ,.np Gfuctc Gin
6enIter. Ge mar cine tcuc Scmmcruatbt. Vur
Dem 6enittr ltauO cine Nonnc, in jerer YuGen
8ransu uno w.tBeu &ioFtrfctCnna. Die alie
Maribs mpjte warUm auf psm GIuller oelGntet
wur1e.
I'm @ctteswiucn, ma5 wplen Sit Giev? md
den Sic, oHb Sic iOrttOmmen r;sf 0iar!0t Der
Nonnr ,u.
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ber;iateit wuen
Vie oite Wnrtbc mar cine braoe ;5reu lie par
ibUn con rem 6,nit,v fort; ile iprat9 rrei g0oyts
NIT ihrem Nannc, per audi ramats frant rpar
malbte r;e 3ouetbUt auf unO tyat Gus Sem
6anir.
Guf pem MopIe on elmer rfr 0latauen neben
Dem 6auie, lag eiu trauftr McnlA. lie Wcnne
bate iict User ibn 9e5cu9i unp ItlB!e tim ooe
baUpt pae wei6 MAR. we tas &rpitutb Ser
Nouns. Die AuDen Srs 8ranten warsn asz
lbIrden.
sCaGsr! Eat Die 0Onnc. Ganea, rr Rirtt
lcnn!
Die 6ram bOI:s 9GaTcr; de teipreustcn unp
Wnlhrn ben Hranfcn oamit; er eywadbte aus
isiHsr tiefen Sbnmaht; atsr nur auf sinen
Aa9CntItd. @r iab Die bsibsn 5raueu an, eie
GIte Mattbs 0erpunpsrt, pann rie Nonne, ale
ob CT iir, Dte DIE AIte iagte, pUr Oansbatset per
3sbren wclts. Ge bate hob nod etmas NnSe e..
res, 10 9aGi SelCnfues in benz Slide Qelsaen.
mtlnts lie; aber ss mar br srit ipGtsr aufacfal>
ltn, nahpsm lie au& Anptrss eebGlt uno eeje-
ben Bate. Damn aber wdrsn pem & .anfen bic
Au9en mroer Su9efalIen, unO sr mar in Den N,s
msn Der NoHne rinacibldIsn.
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gRie 10? fraate id itn.

lids 9erlpn 1rr, i'd bltc cS oft asiebru unr ec>
p6yt. 6teit weniae 3age uahb.r, ba iie sctcm-
men wlr. Gs mar cine onutttr @',wi:tsrnatt,
Id bate ntdo tsim 5rihcn pcrlr6tet unb fubr
auctn in mencm &abnc racb Saui' ,urilf. Oils
id nm S!cl Ter artan. biclt i'd MID pjcbt an Die
Rduern, bcr S4jnp tpunr mid ia mot 70 ara
iaTtW.
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S2.Oo Seretuet. StseHoe B6b6ftSasit9en tctsn 500
per 9ISr in siertc.iabrta;r 9prcusS Sabiun9.
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unb tct:t $40 per Sabr ii balbl69rh,r SeraasS tur3
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-06
VOLUME 10.
Look Alter the Fruit Trees.

Now is the time to be OH the alert, and
look after the welfare of your fruit trees.
From this date to about the last of July,
the whole legion of horticultural pests are
out on their summer campaign. Conse-
quently this is the most proper season to
wage successful war upon the invaders.
Dissolve in six gallons of water one
pound of concentrated lye, stir in five to
six pounds of any kind of foul grease, add
three pints Of coal oil, and swab thorough
ly with the wash the trunks of all kinds
Of fruit trees from the ground as high up
as you can reach We will warrant it to
kill nits, and eggs, and bugs, and worms
innumerable, and improve the general
health of the tree.
Go after the tent caterpillar with any
kind of blazing torch fixed to pole
You will find them all in at night, and
can easily burn every worm of them out
of house and home, and your orchard.
Pursue the peach tree borer with a
sharp stick-no, the sharp end of an
old file is the thing. Wherever you find
a blister of gum exuding, bore in you, II
find a borer thcre-or ought to. Bore
him to death without mercy, and dab into
the wound pinch Of common brown
soap.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-06

The Indianapolis Sentinel says the
city is full of soldiers that have either
been discharged o. are awaiting The pro-
cess Of going through that interesting GER
emony. Their conduct has been that of
good citizens, and we have yet to learn of
any serious disturbance growing out OF
their return, or in which they have par
ticipated We hope it may continue, and
= the example set will undoubtedly have It's
Influence, and restrain those who have the
vicious in their composition
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-06

The Fit Wayne Sentinel says we have
been shown, by our worthy County RecOr>
der, Glenn Rocker, Esq, petrifed bee
hive, which was found five or six feet
below the surface of the earth, on the
properly Of ID. Meyers, residing in Adams
township. The bee hive is stone, and
young bees can be plainly seen, also the
honey-cOmb, as natural as life Not being
a very great lover of honey, we declined
Mr. Rocker kind offer to taste some
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-06

EDITORS TRoUBLEs-An eastern edi-
tor says that man in New York got him.
self into trouble by marrying two wives
a western editor replies by asSur-
ing his contemporary that good many
men had done the same thing BY marry
ing one, \ northern editor retorts that
quite a number of his acquaintance found
trouble enough by barely promising to
marry, without going any father. \
southern editor says that friend of his
was bothered enough when simply found
IN company with another mans wife.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-07-06

\ French author has lately said
that the women in France are now such
slaves to fashion that if the Empress
should decree that they should 90 with
out clothes this summer they would blush
10 find themselves dressed