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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

by her creditors. 1t was at that sale he
had bought the desk.
What to do now! He could only
think that the maker of the desk bad
placed the money there, or it was there
deposited by the Spanish robbers who
stole it.
The maker at London wrote that be
knew nothing of it and the Viscount
learned that the Spanish robbers had all
been hung long since.
All it was deposited in ehe.desk by
the Mexicans. He went to Mexico,
whence he returned two months ago.
He there discovered that one of those
into whose hands it had fallen was a
trapper, who carried on considerable
trade in skins with the Americans. This
was sufficient. He must have been the
man who concealed the bank note.
The Viscount continued his search,
and at last found one day at Vera Cruz
very pretty young girl of seventeen,
the daughter Of the Mexican by a French
woman, who had come to Vera Cruz as
a milliner.
In answer to his questions, she told
him that she knew nothing of her father
but he had been killed by Texas ran
ger. She was excessively pretty, and
like a sensible fellow, he married her
and having at last something to do, re-
turned to Paris with her to enjoy the
fortune of which singular chance had
put him into possession.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

A gallant officer in one Of 4he Iowa
regiments, who never quailed before reb-
el bullets. fell an easy victim to pair Of
bright eyes, whose owner wore beauti-
full apron, bearing the emblem of our
country's flag, and who was waiting on
the Iowa boys at a festival lately given
on their return hume. The Colonel wish.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20
NO. II.

ing to make he lady's acquaintance, reg
marked:
"Tha, was very pretty apron you
wear, Miss"
eyes" said The fair maiden, "this is.
my flag. :"
81 have fought many hard battle un-
der that flag" rejoined the Colonel,
mot under this flag, sir" Indignantly
exclaimed the beauty, as she swept away,
leaving the gallant son Of Mars perfectly
dumdfounded.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

A Highlander, under the influence Of
whiskey, once went on very hot day
TO be married. The services having
commenced, the bridegroom was asked
"Are you willing to take this woman
to be your welded wife ~
"Yes," he replied, wiPing large drops
of perspiration from his steaming face
Eyes, if / can get drink"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

Aperson being seated at table be-
tween two tnilors, said, ''How pretty
am fixed between two tailors ;" upon
which one Of them replied, THAT being
only beginners in business, they could
afford to keep more than one goose be-
tween them"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20
E, P. t.

The following decisions have been
rendered at the Pension Bureau:
A soldier discharged on account af
disease under which he was laboring
when he entered the service, is not en-
titled TO pension.
Actual rank in the line regulates
the amount Of pension, and not brevet
rank. This rule applies to aid-de-camPs,
Adiutants, and others.
If an injury results frUm the fuuis of
the soldier, be is not entitled to pension.
A widows pension ceases if she mar
ries. The minor children, under six
teen years of age, if any, are entitled
from the day of the marriage.
No one, while in the receipt of pay
or emoluments as an officer or soldier of
the army, can be placed on the pension
list. The pension will not commence
until the party is discharged.
A minor disabled in the service does
not lose his right to a pension, although h
he may subseq uently have been diseharg-
ed because of his being a minor.
A seaman was taken prisoner, and at
tempted to escape, for which he was Sc
verely punished by the enemy, and
thereby disabled. 1t is held that the
disability was co ontracted while in "tAe
line of his duty" and cor which he is en-
titled TO pension.
The pension of minor child ceases
arriving at the age Of sixteen years.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

A Manager, poor in pocket, was ad-
vised to get up shaksphere's tempest y
to retrieve his former losses. He re-
piled that he would gel up the "Tem-
pest as soon as he got the wind 10 do ,
with.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20
A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINEgt
LOUIS WALDTER.

LOUIS WALDTER,
sat his post yet, ready to perform ali work, par
tAlning 10 his business
House and sign painting, glazing, and paper hang
ing, etc. ct short notice, and the most approved
style. Terms cash. Give him call.
shop on Main Street, east Of Atkipson's Cloth
BE is prepared TO do all
wv n { . w - - Ia i n 8
AND
w A l. / COLO RING
p.1n IN ne heatest and cheapest style FOR cash.
PFOvRviIle, April Z, ".
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

Robert returned to Paris.
There he learned that after leading
life of luxury, Louise P. had died in
misery, and that her furniture was sold
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20
RATES OF. AnVFRTISING

NJ = p. = y . - -
vance.
Yearly advertisements qzaFteriV ia advance.
All kinds Of job, Book Rld Gard printing, done q
he best style on short notice and reasonable terms
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1865-07-20

ward he found it in shop at Vera Cruz,
and pad Ave hendred francs for it.
IN 1862, having returned to France,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
WEDNESDAY, Juno l4-P. N.

WEDNESDAY Juno l4-P NJ
Gold opened At 1921, and was steady all day at
about that rate, closing at about li2i The ex-
IRENE Of the day was l4I 0l42i.
The steamer Pennsylvania takes out 800 900
in specie tomorrow.
Government stocks wero not much affected by
the European adyices, and were not offered except
in trining amounts. The end Of tho Rebellion
which is not yet apparent to European capitalists,
is fully realized here, and holders Of Govern
ment stocks are not disposed to sell them at
current rates, believing as they do that they
will sell at 80 for gold in London at
no remote day. Tennessee bonds continue firm,
and are saablc at ~ 672l. In railway bonds and
bank shares little doing For coal stocks better
rates have been paid. Delaware and Hudson sold
at 1921. Reading was In demand under adviccs
that tho leading collieries had commenced work.
The miscellaneous shares were lower. Quicksilver
sold at 81. Atlantic Mail was higher, and sold at
I72I. Railway. shares were generally lower, but,
after the call, improved, and were in demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

Lessons rom IN. World Of Ms,er and the World Of Man BY
Theodore Parker Selected fioa Notes Of UDpuei.hed
sermon. BY Rufus Leighton. l?mo. pp. 40. Boston;
Charles W. slack
Minnichi; A Story. svo. PIP. 252 Boston Lorps.
Hunted TO Death story Of Love and Adventure svo pp'
TO. 1hc Same. an,
Tn. svyorthys BY the Author Of Faith 0srtneys Child
hood" i2uo. pp 100 The Same. ,
Commemorative Procedngs Of the Atheneup1 Cas on the
Death 81 Abr.hsn Lincoln svo PIP ~ u u. rraneS.'
On Quad A NOVEL By Annie Thonaa s'o' PIP ie''
Harper Brothsfs 49,
A Son of,lr Soil A Novel svo PIP "a: The same; =,
A smaller Hiror, Of Rome. ~ William Smith, L. D.
llno. pp. 1f. The same.
H.sty K.cosit.on Of Rebel B-lserency BY Ceofg- bsm
syo pr 81 Boston A. Williams Co 500 ny
Jnines Muller. "a, N,
LIZ. Of Jotn JACOB Aston. by James Parton limo Up III
The Alnsrcsn news Company. a., IL N
Canada. Ia. p.-nc.s Condition, and kesourcss ny w
How ard Rs..sa LII ID. limo PIP jill Boston L.
o. II. T.. Bunhsm. 49,,
In, Of ,bruhsfn Lincoln BY Frunk Crosby limo PIP as
Philadelphia. John T.. A. rtsr
Lish,, and 'dows Of Army LIE BY TIE Rev w w: Lyle
A. " second Edition. iiu,o. pr. to1 Cincinnati:
X W Csno Co. Sold by lance Miller
LOOKING Around Novel BY A. 5 Zoe. limo. pp olI
Tic Orpheo. {. ken Papers Third Series limo. Up 300
The Same. -
wilder, Had A Novel ny }. Sheridan lie PAnu limo
PIP. s9o. me san...
The Nothsr, and Dinshisrs Novel By Ar' Gore Wo
pp los Frederic A. Brady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

HENRY CLHws e. Co.,
Successors %
LIvrRMoRR CLEwo a. 20.
BANKERs
No - Wallst. N. T.,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE or The q. 3.
$40 LOAN.
Fall Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers. Insur.
ance COMPANIES, and all parties purchasing for others
or resale
An denominations on hand. ready for immediate de
Lively
All KINDS OF u. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AMI FOLD
Accounts OF Banks. Bankers. and individuals, re-
celyed-4 per cent allowed deposits and daily bal
auccv which may be drawn for without notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

"T"-| June H. lsO5.
Amount Of stock at market:
T,i. veek.............l,736 4ri i,l73 1870
| i.,t w-~x............ ..i.26l 2Sl0 1000 400 -
t,nr vr,r ago June ll, l,4s a,iaa TN l,Se ~
PEioEs-Be-i per leo N total weight 81 h,de; a.
low and Ezra s2 5od j. rrst quality *.9 *n
second qnahy : IL Od ll, tra quality. 10 o. VII srx
choice pans. ti32Ja+ J so' sonlr OIL lie p'0''"
Bulls, Ac., S8d 80
UorkiL1 OIea none. $500. 80
Cove 0nd Young Cdires-Fair qu,'l'y. sSnSIc hr"s
e15d Slo0: tauow and Dry. ~ so -.a,
Sheep-Per 10. live weight 3at.c. Extra "e"s"' '"'s
Lambs per head in lots. ~ 80 !, Al s...~..
Fat Hogs-Per ~ 6l0lc. live wesht, Gun 1850
wholesale ia Qlic retail lJG l5c- Ps .o61oo per 10
Zeal Cilrcs &5GS8 IN lots a., ss-
Naturalization. 5aSc y n; Country io" 0@'~
Cdl SSiHs-l6Dl8c.
Tailoi,-6GSc. y rs. -, -s.., -.
Sheared 2lc. -.
Rpx,pxs-Th number OF cattle al urrset this y sra z
200 ,r,,r th,n any one week bet year hom ths maar
Anr 20 IN. middle OF july and IL very barge supply io ns
..on or ihe boe number. Ill, ATe Nosl"n, ALI os'y
of very .uneor quality. Athoush good nuubrts ar a.
nv Co1nrrticut Rhode Island nuyeIs, the tta" n'
bYsk AZ prcos nearly quite &c. 4 ~ less than -.
This Is ycfy Great change for t. market, snd hr"e
c,,tle are much disappointed In few Of the nice "s"es
s.ers are sold above c. on ~ per ,'nt oil ts" ~
rom IL to l5c Northern cattle from " 10 y OF ~,
The Sheep Market m equally depressed y go ~ ss,s
sold as low &c.. and many ior ic and rw, u rny 'o
.heep over 6ic q n. One lot 81 coprii r.''fn ''H
.yeragin, 1876 H. per head Albany od u Ss'' 1"
Caves axe ABOUT ~ yer hc-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

,.,sey and pointedly expressed and presents clear
and animated panoramic view Of the sventul period to
which It 10 devoted 1t not to be regarded merely AZ
school book, but az an admirable manual Of reference
and Of great utility In refreshing the memory OF CLASSICAL
readers brief continuation OF the history rom 'no
poipt at which it 10 left by DR.. Smith to A. D. 40
added By the American editor. Mr.. Eugene Lawrence
hose historical stables well qualify him for the tasI-
A selection from Photographic notes Of
TUEopoRE PARKER's unpublished sermons taken by
Mr. RUFUS LEIGHTON 10 published In Boston BY Chsries
W. Slack under the title Of Lessons from hs Wor's 81
Matte, and the World Of Man. They embrace reports OF
Mr. Pa,kers discourses nom lsa9 to 1885, and include
wde range Of topics 1t has been the aim OF the editor
to bring together Of the striking passages OIL
practical character which fell from Mr.. Parkers lips
in the ordinary routine Of his preaching rather than TO
present any systemstio view Of his philosophical and
religious opinions. The volume cannot DO without in
terest as memorial OF the deceased preacher. although
Il has been issued az il Is understood. without the sane
ton or approval Of his literary executor or the neares'
survivors Of his family.
Mcssrs. Tribal g. Whiting are the Publishers
OF Yoiees from s Pulpit Of Seu York and Breoklys Oh
the death of "Our Martyr President containing Mr..
George Bancrofs admirable Grafton, Bishop Simpsons
Discourse at the burial Of the President and sermons
| by Dr. w. X. Williams Henry Ward Beecher. Dr. IL.
w. Bellows, DIR. 4. ii. Tying DR.. j. McClntock, and
scvera other eminent dvnes Of the leading religious
del minationa The volume forms highly favorable
specimen OF the eoquenee Of the New York Pulpit, and
il brought on. in style Of attractive nsatnsss and good
| taste.
A handsome volume containing The Com
ntmorsiirt Proesedinss Of he Atensnm Cub on the Dta~
Of AbrsAcr Liaeon is published by David G. Francis
1t comprises several appropriate and eloquent adj
dresses by 7. Bailey Myers Parke Goodwin, George r.
Putnam and other members Of the Club together with
Funeral Ode written for the occasion BY Henry I.
Tuckerman.
The Third Series Of the Orpheps C. ken
Paper, 10 just issued BY Carleton They evinee tie
same lively humor and pungent sarcasm which have
given wide popularity to the previous political pasqui
psiss OF tie author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
A Smaller History Of Romeby WILLIAM SMITH

A Smaller History Of Romeby WILLIAM SMITH,
LID. Gcpublished by Harper & Brothers. Is for pop
uar use the neatest and convenient compend now
in print Of the history Of Rome from the earost times
to the establishment Of the empire. Tho very high
reputation Of DR.. Smith a classical scholar, and his
ample experience In the preparation Of works adapted
to the promotion Of useful knowledge. guarantees
for the soundness and accuracy OF his productions In
point Of style this volume Il model Of compactness
without joymalty 1t abounds In jOdeious reflections
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

Hudson River continues In request, and sold on the
street Ut I0S. At the Second Board the market was
duh and steady, with the exception Of Rock Island,
which sold at 100. In the street the market was
strong. New.York Central, 93i; Erie, 7sl; Hudson,
1919; Reading, 96i; Michigan Southern, 6Sl.
Money is easy at 4o5 v cent to stock houses,
and moro is offered than can be used at the rates.
In commercial paper little doing at 6I09 y cent.
There ia decided preference for Government
securities on mercantile paper.
Exchange for tho steamer closed as follows
Bankers Sterling, GO days, ll0l0lloa; Bankers
Sterling, 3 days, llofSlll; Merchants, 1O9l0
1921 Francs, long dote, 5.lll Francs, short date,
5Sa.
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are
lac, 900 BUSH Wheat, 20 tuns Fustic, and $50 tuns
Mahogany, all on private terms; and British
Bark to River Platte, on private terms.
Tho business ut the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
g., 363,7I7 93-for Customs, $iO7 900; Payments,
$s,s76,s7l son account loan, $4,000. Balance,
$4l ,Osl ,6H O6.
On the Sd of July An election for Trustees OF the
Mariposa Mining Company will DO held. Messrs'
Hay, Opdyke, and Bramhall have resigned, and az
the coming election there promises to DO sharp
contest 1t is supposed that $500 900 obtained from
the stockholders to be represented by preferred
stock would free the Company from pecuniary
trouble. No money can DO got from the share
holders unless satisfactory and new trustees are put
in charge of the property.
The shipments Of coal by the Pennsylvania Coal
Company, were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF
NEw.YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 10 PNR-sr..
DrPosrToRY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF The UNITED
SrATES
Have for sale. ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs.
Convertible. ct maturity into $40 GoLp'REAsISo
bonds
Also.
UNITED STATES 1910 BovDe.
UNITED STATES 500 BoSps.
UNITED STATS 1-YE,R CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drarts
and attend to other business with the Government
T. c. CALHOUN. President
Il. SEAMAN, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
gPuIIs AND BERRIEs.

This The strawberry week and the receipts yeeesF.
dav were mnch larger than for any previous day Ihe
market has not recovered from tie giut recepe pcn9
large again To day. Small baskets generally sen ss -
So though MANY have been sold at &c. Trey vary
from dav 10 day according Ia the supply which WI
now be sin 10 all of. Cherries are plenty ADJ nue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

lpcrcasc.. -..-s-'.'''.'--'-'-''~
The following shows tho exports exclusive OF
spccc) from NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending June II, and since the beginning OF the
year: .,. ,.o. ,Se.
For the week 81 Az. 5e3 s. sii,J2o y, iOo,y'9
Previously reported =, oi3,TJ 12,2'3Oo '~"ol'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
The Chicago Tribune, Of Monday, says:

The money market remains steady. and frst.class
paper IL discounted readily by the leading bankers at 10
per cent per annum There Is supply OF currency In
the National Banks, but 40 It is ony on deposit by
United States Paymasers who will require il shortly
to pay of the Western soldiers their way home.
il be used for discount purposes. Bat nowith
standing this there abundance 10 meet the current
demand which is comparatively light Street rates
are steady at idli per cent per month. Mortgage
loans are steady at per cent per snnum. There Is
still very active demand for Eastern exchange. and
under Il light supply the market is irmer, but there IL
10 change in rates which remain steady at par buying.
and l-lOa c premium selling. Round lots are selling
ut 60 a ,5c. premium per tho usand
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday reports:
The tendency OF tho discount market Is toward
greater the demand for loans being only moderate
while the receipts of currency are increasing and tho
supply In sufficient to meet all legitimate require
mcns Rates of interest at l0a IL per cent for
good mercantile paper and per cent for uneIcepton-
able names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
s,ncc January l. se5.o,IsJS s775Oe3ss s7i.i57.Oc2

sihco Januay u e''0'I'''" '''''''
The imports and exports at this port from July
10 date have been as follows:
1893. 1854. 1875.
Imports rdse en- 1868 f.05+0iCl5 el4 ~. ~.
Fynorts produce lie, 7s9 5s2 l55O1s,e90 lsy6Saeo2
TX ports specie. 3l.39I,6oI H.3y'u' ''''1'-o'
For tho week ending June 10, National banks
were organized, with
| I. MI A.. m ntinC a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

The Third Series Of the Orpheps C. Kerr
Paper, 10 ast issued BY Carleton. They evinee tie
same lively humor and pungent sarcasm which have
given wide popularity to the previous political pasqui
usies OF the author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

The Secretary of the Treasury has designated
the following National Banks as additional deposit
torres of the public money: Merchants, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Exchange, Norfolk, Va.i Exchange,
Philadelphia, Pa; Farmers, Annapolis, Md;
Richmond, Richmond. Ind; National Mctropoh-
tan, Washington, ID. c.; Leather Manufacturers,
New-Iork.
The Jacksonville Railroad is to be extended te
Albany, Ind, and the work will be commenced as
soon as the night Of way is secured.
The construction Of the St. Louis, Vandalie and
Terre Haute Railroad is still in agitation, but the
progress of the preliminary work is not rapid.
The Boston Erening Traveller Of yesterday re-
ports:
Money continues abundant, aud there sre mo 70
lenders than borrowers at six per cent on call Loans
for longer periods Of time made at higher rates OF
interest There Is not much doing in discounts either
at the ban or In the open market Seven per cent is
abou, of four months paper OF the hrsclass
which still remains very scarce. The transactions Ia
the other kinds also quito limited. The stock
market Is rather dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
p..,ou Live Stock Markes.

uRu,nroS. CAMBRIDGE AND hfrfoitp
p,>s fo, Tux TRIBUNE Tor ths EeeS sadins HsSs~Aso
June IL. los.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15

CHEESE.
The advance IN gold aud late favorable soeeeSw
from Europe have led TO active inquiry Tor ne ia@
tory cheese lot Of COO boxes fancy was seed soosy
at i6c, though l5Ic. was all shippers were e:neI
willing pay for strictly prime. The msIAs S.',S
eheese Is being offered very low. We quote:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22
DAVENPORT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 22, 1865.

nopoly the bed Wy wasus g right SQUARE
to work and sap ~ fsan1najeds--ss ''ngn'
Il out on that liae 4 Il tl1o n ssonsr."
Nr. Judd also osvs ~ people some sain
tasy scoring II = nudA lIregardinG then
palpab,e shansss ~ fstco gsatnes. This
city bsd had abesdast enaces, and still
continues 70 havs abundans chances for 9TH
q Eastern connections ~ ~ troub's was
tl,sy PIT tAsir hands tstS snsir pockets and
wouldn't pull them out. ~ spoke Of the
.rsstssw Wing built b s Zach csepsny
from Savannah to Wssssw, which would b
at Post Byron BY the first Of July next, "a
something worthy Of attsGtion. BE hored
to ses the cit,sens Of Davsnpeft srousing to
their interests.
On motion Of NJ. Preston : COMMITTEES
Was appointed. consisting - Msssrs. r. B.
Hill, Howard Daslington, J, y Graham, Da-
vij Hieg;ss - e hs1sys v cUsstsesnd
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, the
Pittsburg, Fort wayns 1 ChicasO Railroad,
and the Chicago Northwestern Railroad,
and other lines, With view Of ascsrtaining
whether remedy could not b provided for
this evil.
On motion Of Mr.. Hubbell, finance CON-
mittee of three, consisting Of Messrs. Pres
ton, Higgins and McCosh, was appointed.
1t was moved and carried that the state.
ments made to the meeting be published,
and the meeting adjourned to meet 1t the
call Of the President.
4. r. LowRY, President.
JSo. L. SwIrs, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22

On Dfr.-1t is currently reported on the
streets this afternoon that the Referees in
the case Of the Gas Company Va The City Of
Davenport, have awarded the Plaintiff be
tween five and six thousand dollars as the
measure Of damages sustained BY violation
Of contract on the part Of the city. We do
not pretend to vouch for the veracity Of the
rumor, but still We think il is nearer
right than rumors generally are. The naked
facts will be revealed in day or two.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22
Hsrace Waters Music Establishment

The Hor sce Waters Grand Square and Up
right Pianos, Melodeons, Harmoniums and 40
Ian organs, are known as first Glass Instruments
Warranted for five years, Prices reasonable. -
hocsale and retail Also Cabinet Organs.
second han Pianos and Melodeons at prices from
600 to $3.50.
The Horace Waters Pianos are know as AMONG
the very bes,.-ttN. Y. Evangelist
We can speak o: the Horace. Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, as Of the very best
[Christian Intelligencer.
The largest stock Of Sheet Music, in the q. 8
Music books, aud all kinds Of Musical lns.ru.
ments, and Music Merchandise at the lowest
rates HORACE WATERS,
feb22- d&w1y AL broadway, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22

OSr or TWO Tnnos.-lt Is now . settled
fact, that the State Bank Of Iowa winds up
its affairs at an early day. Az fer as the
Merchants Branch Of Davenport is concern
ed, change can be easily effected. Nearly
every dollar Of ito issues l. retired, and but
one Of two things remain to b settled upon
BY its stockholdsrs unite it, capital With
the The Davmpest National Bank, thus in