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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

TnE Nswburyport (Aass.) Herald fur
lnishes the following argument in favor Of
protection, which we commend to all who
are compelled to buy New England manu-
facturers:
1.-THE James steam mill, on Wednesday
declared dividend Of 25 pei cent IT'S earn
ings during the past six months have been
more than 50 per cent, but the fluctuations
in the market led to cautious operations,
and they reserve full half their earnings.-
This mill, With capital Of $3.50, 900. in the
past four years has paid the stockholders
e4l2 800, and to day is worth enough more
than it was then to make its earning half a
million dollars
The James steam mill is not an exception
81 case Its profits are not larger than the
average profits Of Massachusetts. manufac-
turers FOR the same perior. Their profits
are simpiy tax imposed by the Govern
mcnt for their benefit. We are prohibited
from buying goods from others, and arc
therefore compelled TO pay them what they
may please to ask.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds /,
ie days, aud has cured thousands uuon thous
and Of csscs Of Consump tiop after oh sicians an,
all other remedies had failed, and the patient
had been given up TO die This Balsam il IN,
most perfect sad infalibie remedy for ali diseas
es 0' the Lungs known to the civilized world.
n h--Ask for u. CARTER y COUCH BAL
SAN and take nothing else
Price Is cents for u isl bottle. lar0e ho44le.
81, 50 per bottle.
Sold at DR.. EASTERLY CO.. - Family Nc
icine Store, corner of Third and Chestnut Sta
ST Louis, Mo-, and Vt the III branch Store go Mind
ison street, Chicago, III. - - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

xlA8 UU0l3NxNO0xU
The SSeUAQDN0AANa Is Of 4 D.
;;s. ss;{R lssal!:l! M f.. 's s...,|
ssDvnomB0s 0AnA 80 +
smnsntI 1DOYls1QQQeQ satisfact'f
anAttjsGlnbsathn tttss]Ge6seton a.
.Q$y121 64s' ' .sRsSbs& &c :
::;;;:snfa4u $as3!pT Ta '; s'% +:
a,aes, - asss yside9k Sat pefpljfrir 10
,Af&& ~ daksrimsntJ TkxEp.
eAsh olopqoA nAae 31H00O made Pr
thsir mind hoWls ~ in the matter. Whkn
~ kFG1ri4t AlsatA't hs
PaeiAc % Ihss "a ,vafkr Of destrsetipn, std
causing achiag hsaets and mournful facet
;, N We iEsS& sf M Bedford and NAB
-. Anetsty wAilstt ht Aamts Of her tsssh were
70 tuAmlaAelael shsekt bff ABtAdbf'I ~ tbs
sNpqSiS SeTtastiSs r. Bull know
i. sKaAk FA!ak #shspins ,io,IhaPpen. HI
u kew that ~ sseslas NJ seannander harm
- ths nsWs Of tbs -py2fthrow Of the Con
ssderats GA A5bt 0ekSuld run in ii
The sap1 iRlre ~pSWut Il. and mske
straight tracks for IN English port. there
70 throw himself on the mercy Of his for.
9HA4ysfas>pB Pad'h deerminsl "a hi'
codrSe. He would give up the vessel "a
the United States Consul. but not her on
: az and tfew and We doubt not that for
tAslast'f sur ussntbs polite note to Mt.
9eward Of Nr. Adams, embracing the whole
subject and giving the opinion Of the Law
OhRosss of the OsoAns has been lying in til
pigeon hole u tie Foreign Secretary in
E'Dswnisg street. British diplomatists gen
orally como pretty we'll prepared and heav-
lily armed "a Aav sdH ect Earl Russell has
Sasssssn tkis contingency, vas ready TO act
simultaneously on the emergency, and
plumped the Shenandoah right into Amer
leans lip the moment il came within hei
grasp, saying, "hcfe, We do not want THU
appss q discosd, axe il" But Anerici
wants moro apples. She wants those YES
sels burnt by The Shenandoah paid for by
The British Government; and she did not
want this summary disposition made prior
to- little argument and correspondence.
This step OF the Consul has spoiled the
whole business, and We do not wonder al
our Government being disguised. Iftha'
fenian ON tho Great Eastern had not cui
the cable the poor Consul could at once
hsve communicated with Washington. and
thus saved himself from decapitulation,
But, ifhc is to blame, why not Mr.. Adams
our Minister at London? He certainly
must have communicated with him. w
fear Earl Russell is too much for Mr. Ad-
AIMS, Consul and oil, and are rather Of the
Opinion that long correspondence, through
the circumlocation Office, with great vast,
ofpaper and red tape. will DO the only re-
suit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29
Constitution Life Syrup
Cares oil Swelling Of tho Glands,
.T

Either Of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
should be token - soon = the swelling il detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, aud produc-
ing troublesome Dischsrging Sores. which dis
figure 20 many Of the younger portion Of the
community, from six to twenty years Of age
Young children are very subject to Discharges
from the Ears, which depends upon Scrofulons
constitution. These cases soon recover by takin Z
few doses u the Life syrup.
All scr0tul0us persons suffering from General
Debility, Emaciation, Dvseppsia, and Dropsy VI
the limbs. abdomen, and in the female Dropsy OF
the oyaries aud wounds, generally accompanied
with inflammation and Ulcers alton Of the Uterus,
IRE permanently cured BY Constitution life Syr-
~. The disease known ~ UoItre or Swciled
Neck, the Life syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken for aomc time, as the
disease 10 exceedingly chronic and stubborn, aud
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovaries, Tumors Of the Breast
and swelling OF other glands of the body will be
completely reduced without resorting to the
knife, or operations Of any kind.
Ep,eptic Fits, gym paihetic or Organic Dis
eases OF the Heart, u papitation, Disease Of the
Vaiv, :, producing grating fling sound, Drop.
sy u the Heart C.se, and Ill the affections o. this
important Organ, tpersons suffering from any
acute pain in the region Of the heart will be
greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.

From the fhiiadeiphia Telegraph.
The city Of London has population of
two and half millions, and is we'll gov
crned ut an annual expense of twenty mil
lions Of dollars. The city Of Paris has a
population Of about one and . half millions,
and is equally well governed, with an an
nuai outlay Of fifty million Of frances, or
about ten millions Of dollars. The city Of
New York, population # eight hundred
thousand, has been abomnably governed,
at an outlay Of nearly seventeen millions.
In regard to Philadelphia. estimates have
already been made Of the amounts required
by the various municipal departments for
the year 1866, and evincc the pleasing fact
that philadcl hia is as cheapy as it is well
governed. Tho total appropriation for the
resent year was a little over three millions
three hundred and TWEEN y-five thousand
dollars. For next year the appropriation
will amount to about four millions Of dol.
lars, the increase over that Of last year be.
ing more than six hundred and fifty thou
sands Of dollars These facts in regard to
the departmental expenses Of the city Of
Philadelphia. as compared with those Of
other cities, prove that no city need be gov
erncd i'll because il is governed cheaply,
ond that in Philadelphia good government
and cheap government are one and the
same thing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

TO DAY n black man is not allowed q
license to drive his own horse and cart, and
work for such ms chose to employ him
right here in New York. He has had Z
hard struggle for the right to ride in our
city horse cars, paying his fare. like othel
people, and has barely secured II, if it be Sc
cured, after years Of insult and outrage. Il
black builder were this day to take con
tract to erect house or store for some one
who choose to employ him, and should en-
ploy black carpenters and masons on tht
job, We believe they would be stoned Off il
before2the weeks end.-Ner York Tribune
II such is the condition of the negro in q
state where the republicans exerc Sc all the
Legislative and executive power, had not his
peculiar friends in that quarter better devote
themselves exclusively to the Improvement
Of his condition there, rather than expend
their energies on his behalf in other and dis
tant states, where he is not subject 10 the
same infraction Of his "rights 2" II the
foregoing revelation be true, he certainly is
a mWe At su'.joc, for philan thrcpic effort in
New York than in South Carolina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29
DIR. .Easter1y's
DlARRHEi NYRI-P

WIN cure DiarrhGa. Dysentcry, Summer
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morbus, and
oil arrangements Of tn. Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and tiiectual remedy ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel Com plant is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29


fngt Burned 20 Death.
From the Lawrence (xau.) Journal, Nov. 80 y
A most melancholy instance Of this kim.
took place last Thursday near Ottawa. in
Franklin county. A family, lately from In.
diana hnd settled upon piece of land near
Ottawa, and were living. in a tent. They
tai put up quantity Of hay, and without
stalking the necessary precautions to prott Ct
it, sweeping prairie fire came surxing
across the open space. A young man and
youngss woman, son ard daughter Of the
family referred to, went out to "Gght the
tire" and prevent it destroying the stacks.
Tho hire care on in its fury, and, increas.
ing in intensity, blinded the young people.
and soon Frustrated them to the ground.
They were burned to sdvath :. The young
man instantly persisted. The Young woman
survived about three hours in te, ribie agony
but was sensible to the time Of her death.
and was able to rellta the circumstances
attending her death The affair e \ most
sal and terrible one. II. should secure great
ercautich on the part Of those living in the
imm .diate districts Of prairie fires.
Tmk London 7i.7fs, OF October s1st. gives
asumma y pffhe sa issics Of the Hnderpest
IN England. It says: AT length Ne have
got sons statistics Of, the cattle phapa. sna,
: gh<stiy look they Wesr. UnTnrds 81
$4,000 animals ore known to M u bean az
.saked by the plague since, ita fiest appesr-
u,ea. To be sure, more than 1000 a. ~
VICTIMS were killed to save curing. bnt o.
swell To tetal ieAs Of stoek. 1 sAS Il ~
COverio9, they ore r.,;.tss-s - 49, ~ s.'e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TIVE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
ESTABLISHED 1896
lsO BROADWAY. N.Y..
ROsssr0Od Pianos, .NelOdeOes,
Fine Paintings. EnRravings,
Silver Ware. Fine Gold and Silyer Watches
Diamond Pins. Diamond Rings, Geld Bracelets, Cora
Florsnsine. Mosaic yet, Laws. nd Cameo Ladies'
Holders Sleeve Buttons, Sets OF Studs, Vest
and Neck Chains, Gold Rings, Sc,
valued At
~ 81 90 o. o o .. .A
DIsraiBurIoH is made in the following manner:
CsaIViCATn naming each article and Ne vsue are
placed In S.AiGD ESvkLo, which we'll mixed One
Of these envelopes, containing the Certificate Or Onona
TO- article will he delivered At our Office or sen1
BY mail any address, without regard to choice on -
cept Of Is cents.
on receiving the Certificate the purchaser viil ne
what article L. draws, and its value and can The send
One dollar and receive the article named can clio SC
ANY oiHxR one article List Of the same value.
Purchasers Of our SEALED ENvELO. f.. may. in
this manner obtain an Article aso,M from One Firs
Hundred DOlidrs,
FOR one DOLLAR.
which they need pay they know what il drawn
and il value Entire sstisfact on Guaranteed In AL
The Emrs kO Gift Associa ton
would call attention to the fact Of hcing the Original
and Largest Gift Association 10 the country We are
thereto enabled 20 send FNsa Goo;s and rive better
chaLt TO obtain the goks VALUABLE PRK.s, than any
ether estaii-linef t vi the Kid Tie busn.s contin
TO he cVpdncted IN fair and honor aide amer,
and large and gre lily decreased trad prof that
our patrons appreciate this tlOd Of obtaining rich
and legant & eds.
During the past year this Association has sent . ~
large number Of valuable prizes to all parts Of the
country Those VI. patronl will receive the full
value Of their money Article liss lie worth
less than One D0ilsi, RETAIL and there banks.
Parties dealing it'll can depend on having prompt
returns, and the article drawn will be Immediately sent
% airy hadfe by fetu' n nah o. express. A@
The following par les have receniiy drawn valuable
prizes from che Eureka Association and have kindly n.
lowed tie ,isc of their names, other might
bspubaished were We permitted:
Andrew Wilson, Cutoni Hou.c, Philadelphia Pa, OH
Painting, value SlU0 JAS Aaresve. SCI Bro .dway N
ali CO., IA sas Melodcon. VA N. ~ u Pat Brybes,
Waterbury G.. Gold Watch, value 1l23; ksMw, IA
East Path street, n r., Piano, value s85 Miss Lucy
Jtneway, Elmira, Y, Cluster Diamond kii T. value
so MIS- Pennoyer. CITY Hotel, Nashville, Meiode
value lx3, Oscar Allen, Co. B, 1924 Ind. Vols.
sashvie, Watch. value SSJ Z y Patterson, Co D, 10Th
Iowa Vols, OIL Painting, value 500: MS Al hey Par
sons Springfield, Mass Meiodeon valae Sl1O; James
Dexter City surveyor, syracuse, Gold Watch, value
\ r Oil Painting, value SION; Nj. c Coles, Grand
RAPIDS, Mich Silver Casor, value ~; Or giseair
M. Nam st., Utca, N. r., Framed Engraving, value
$25; Hon. Luther Dstmold, Wsshingtop, D. o., Oh
Painting, value e1OO.
Letters from various parties throughout the coun
acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable gits
he Ole at our Office 4t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

.TiI3 W.. Blla 1sisslnsF .sAsol,
-assear.-w oaa iatlel4 sioA 4.uN .iA-ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

= 4oHDou repeetee says that tbe Thames
pootpo have Esnarksd, - = Characteristic
olfeanolaneA that nearly every female who
tAfows Aet6e8 into the water, 4 careful to
avoet bos1o4o u. her tbnnet ma shawl.
Uh1o6aDe yo1os1'6H tie ground 81 such (
nnnnBD - = bethe l0ostdanaepd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29
Curious EMoctO 81. ~, Earth
quake.

The San Francisco Bulletin ssvs: One Of
The most astounding effects Of the late earths
quake is to be seen on the front Of the new
bank and insurance building lately erected
on Montgomery street, between California
and Sacramento streets. Tho gilt letter
composing the, signs that oyerspEead the
building have been thrown into such con-
fusion that it is utterly impossible to tell
what kind Of business is carried on there
1t looks - though half dozen sets Of
The English alphabet had been fred out Of .
mortar srsl stuck prsniscously al ever the
ffopt d the building. The passer by can
distinguish. here and there the words
Globe, !" and LivsrDool," ~ "Life. !"
London" Fire." "4l2," Limited
"San Francisco, }" Ala" etc.; bat As for de-
ciphsring any connection between the:.words
It y cut Of the question. No attempt has
Jss been made to replace the letters in their
peep9 position, and Il il said that The etcu-
pant OF the building have agreed to let them
stand = thsy ars, and sursnouut the build
Ing ith : new sign labeled. i. curiositie. Of
eethqdAkes.'' y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

F-l1I7115 s1sW n3D0oW -f-l II slH-e1707E 40
isssxs beta i-sD sxoie siassA sse 5.ss- . III issl
as4-. -. szns'I III. sra= ssa ! .Za..s .u 60
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

Ntruma. Clandular Swellings. Ulcerations.
Kings Evil. Erysipelas. Salt RhesD.
This taint (HEREDlTARY and ACQUIRED
filing life Wild untold misery, 10 BY III usual
medical remedies incurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

s,ne End Ees zTS9 - 2 'iei'.-iA t-tf. AZ II u
III 80 Z. sgas + slt,s,s o. 5rs .'r2.s h
StrizsE3 .z5G .1oise4 osgH sforasv
.sc.slT5a14 4'1-s''o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

The 7imes OF the 23d inst gives us the
peenonitory whispcrings Of a prospective
row In the Republican camp. It would
seem from the Times article that the party,
daxsIcd with the success it has achieved, is
likely to be unable satisfactorily to divide
the spoils it has unexpectedly come into
possession Of, and therefore tits in contern
plation to form Ring which shall mo
nopoaixe every thing. control Mr.. Ward, and
instead Of fairly dividing, swallow up all. =
This threatened "Ring" is an ogre to the
Times, apparently. and for the probable
reason that that journal and its conductors
are to have the most undesirable side Of the
political ircumference-ths outside. The
zSmss ''can acarosly believe that any mem
bers Of its victorious party will be foolish
enough to undertake such game u,
The game Of leaving the Tines out in the
cold, and excluding il not only from the
''Ring" in contemplation, but consequently
from oil division Of the spoils. 1t goes on
- ny that ne movement will surely fair'
-as Of course the Times sincerely hopes it
nay-and il holds that 'the attempt At any
underground movements" will tend to ''dis
integrate" the "Union party" This can
only be construed al an implied threat that
If tho Ring 10 persisted in, the Tsss viii
mot submit, but will "disintegratc" the
"Union party" accordingly. This inference
h the more pslpsble from the fact that the
succeeding sentence places the one We have
just quoted from IN the light Of "warn
ing" which is coupled with the very pleas.
ing assurance to all parties CONCERNED, that
Ill 'slates' manufactured in any unfair way"
that is, without the name ofthe Times at
The bead -"wll inevitably DO smashed" ~
The Times concludes with the assertion that
the fruits Of the victory ''arc not mortgaged
to any clique, and those whs wen II" ,(ths
victory) "know how to compel fair play"
There you have it IL hntaholL The
1Smes won the victory for the Republican
party, and means to have its fair share Of
the spoils-and more il possible. This is
modest, akall events, and win probably meet
with the attention. it. deserves from the
proper quartsts- -, ~. ss. e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

pr. Elssseyly's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
WI Cure Pain in the Stomach. Cramps or Spesr,s.
Headache. Toe;hache. Sore Throat. Cpl;c nv.
or RoYel Complaints. Nervous Affections. Pain or
Ague IN the Fare. Painters Collie and in 6,cf whsr
ever Il il applied pain cannot exist
READER. ARE YOU SUFFERING PAIN from any
disease above enumerated, rom any other cause
DIR. .EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER
This medicine is perfect antidote for ALI. PAINS.
ana IS .ed in,sr,ey anlc xtsraHy. With never fail
ing success. Try T. Price Z, cents per bottle
sold At Ut EASTERLi'S Family Medicine Store
corner Of fhird and Chestnut streets ST. Lonis Mo-
and W Madison street, Chicago. m -"N'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

Indigestion. Liver Complaint Constipation
Weight It Stomach. Want or Appetite.
Billiousness. Flstulsnce. Bad
Breath,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

bfOktn D0w1 anu UeIlcaJe C0nSJlJuJlonA,
Suffering from lndispos,tiop TO Exertion, Pain
in the Back, Loss Of Memory, Fosebodings, hor-
Vision, HsG Skm and Extremisies, Want 81
Sleep. Restlessnsss, Pale. Haggard Counte nance,
and Lassitude OF the Muscular System, Ill re
quirs the aid of the Constitutjoa Lie Syrap. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29
RHEUMATISM.

II there is any disease in which the Constitu-
tion Life Syrup IL . sovereign. IL il II Rheuma-
tinm and its kindred sdectious. The most in.
tense pains are almost instantly aleviated-enor.
NOUS swelings are reduced Cases, chronic or
vicarious, Of 90 or 80 years standing. aave bees
cured by us.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29
DIR. Cooks MAGIC Hair Oil
nm. EASTl:RLv,s

"S'' Fo"c1 'u VuratIVc IrOptNles are COinbned N
Dr.. Easterly's American Liniment
that i speedily enres the WORST WOUNDS. both on
Nm ana nEASl, atci all other Iiniments and rpne-
dies tail. Price 70 cents per bottle
@. " Sold AZ ID. f. EASTERI.Y,S Family Ecficinc
Store C0rner"f Third and Chestnut streets ST Innis
ard n, Madison street. Chicago ills '''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-29

And all other difficulties Of this kind, which n
much disfigure the outward appearance Of both
males and females. often making them adisgust
ing object TO themselves and their friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-21

WVWINES. Broom, Seeking, Grocers'
Di: : 40 = '''s x 60 IN "a S &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-21
Cabus' Hair Tonic.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS which pcssesessthe pscu
liar properties grey hair TO its
end canses to the color il posses1 before II
tnrned grey. II IL permanent cure Tor da0draG,
envens the roots ofths hair Evss the
hair lasting and Natural moistur~
itcpg and sorsness Of theskn Pesssasthsf have tried
this ston that they have tried al ksds Of
Tonic and Hair bad nsver been able 10
ana any article would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured per
sons who had solid Of danJrun al knitted and
oemented together In the shsps OF cap covering the
whole head and In the Of thirty days amer ains
ny Tonic the scurfand dxudruG all disappeared and the
hair, which had until that time been prvsnfed from
growing, resumedits former healthy 5rowfh.
In the ofcne James Aerson, ofthe 21st In.
santry, whose heed covered with thick coating OF
dandrun and souri, mentioned atve ard whose kaaY
had almost fallen out shown the virtue
this Tonic for In the OF thre. weeks appicaAea
oft scalp ssgumed healthy condition and hs has
commenced 20 grow beautifully This Is only
ofthe kindin thousand Iconid mention many Others
butfor want ofspaee and cost prevented fron Do
ing so.
Hold by6EoRgECABUs, corner Of Second aud Maan
atreet per bottle. Aiiberai dscoans 70
- trade. oc2dSn
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-01
Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT SALE
Timber Limits, Saw Mills
AND
Real Estate Z ss

:. - % ts'ss
fTNHE TRUSTEES Of the ESTATE of tbe lafe
Il IL JOHN EGAN, ESQ.,, ldec6ased with q viav of
CLOSING me rust of this, one Of the largest Lumber
g hy II vanaaa nave determined t0 Of
Ie4 lGr Ny IoB1ag AUCTION IN the CITY OF OTTA-
va, va, On 9n eM1,Ey.NEsDAf the 10th SEPTEMBER
91s.T ne ionowlns extensive and valuable TIMBER
AAhiio, comprising some *fbs8 eas1
cax,s, ~ tn .r,s.
Soron " niSSne INJURED square MiieS
The most favorably placed ofanv on the ottawa and
worthy the attention of Captalsts as a large por-
ton has been held in reserve and never cut ups n
comprising as follows: -
,,,E me e. AuNNEWELL and BEAR CREEK LINZ I'M
miles, and an arear Of seventy square miles.
The S fspv oI, p.r,x ~, ,,1eyy rr.ryr,., ~ e,n
and Az of 1sea ad l:1j = =. II N 31 -, ~ OF t
miles mn On fbo o oe uo1oi s: lpo1 " SA'o Mi. ~
deptb of five miles a e o ~ Sig IA; 'fea 0' oA5' WIN
pa,@s..r. A'l,,oo l,Ise.eull oi eacn slue.
Iicensas aS7 ~ aoc e v@ Ioe, IN A. -
block len miles so9re % O' bse niles as
from the mouth Of the Greek on the Dunoine River,
TIrEss1Sr q. .1ase 90. 'e ~ lilies saae
r,1 f a. ~ No D., oz7 VI iooo anu oo on die Wes'
d.; T y sne hiser Duniioe' descriDed as eAtena-
iins I11s. coh lines. q
R-anc os e NS Rer osr 2, aSoS ana 0a on tne Mest
Dsncn To-, ol Sne nlver Dumone, described as exend-
miles on the North-Iast side-an area Of ~ sanarc
miles,
The DUMOINEN LIMITS. eo,s,nrisinog SEvr, ia,
nnmber-Nos 32S 325 329 400 326 az and a30 of
1868 and 64, commencing about miles from the
M 1n u on asIraae course up the lv-
m,l nn % go 1, W mis ~ ueps ~ aoous
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The LITTLE BONNCHERE LIMITS. SIX in.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-01
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A FIRST CLASS CUTTER for Custom and Ready
IN Made Work. Constant work and good pay Civ
Address Box 1905. -
August 5-dG