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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07

UNION BRIDeE. We have been req ested
to call the attention of the authorities of
Portsmoutb,to the condition of u MON Bridge.
This Ink, between Newtown and Ports
mouth proper, is sadly out ofrepair; and as it
is in constant use, and great convenience to
the citizens, should not be neglected. The
highways, and avenues, of city, should al,
ways occupy the attention of the 'powers
that be y ard bridges particularly, should be
the stsnt objects Of their care !; otherwise
accidents may occur, and suits for damage
may follow. We shall be glad TO chronicle
in few days, the thorough over hauling and
repairing of this bridge.
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TEN LINES OR LESS MAKE 4 SQUARE.

These prices entie advertisers to renewal of matter
every MONTH For frequent changes special con-
tracts will be made.
Business Cards. Of One Square or less one year3e 90
Two Squares, One W
Rs- Special Notices double the rates Of ordinary
advertisements.
All transient advertisements payable in aduan ce
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NUMBERED LAND FOR SALE.

/
We have fer sale 206 of Tmbered Land thickly
set with Pine, Oak and Gum, Original growth, six
miles from Norfolk city, and mile from Tanners
Creek from whence the timber be rated or light.
cred to market 40 cords of Wood be to the
from this land
SHAW & ROBERTS, 4
Auction and Commission Merchants
Corner Roanoke Square and Wide Water Streets
au2.lw
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AUCTION SALES.
By Shaw & Roberts,


CTUREHoUSE AND FIXTURES AT
- AUCTION. R.a
We will sell to the highest bidder, for cash. on tues
day morning next August sth, at 10 O'Clock, on the
premises, the storehouse and Fixtures No. 3, Market
Square, occupied present by Mr. K strasbeTgeE a.
Clothing Store. SHAW ko6EhlS,
au5- Auctioneers.
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Wake & cHAMBERLAINE.
By F. F. Ferguson.

WAREHOUsE FOR RENT AT AUC-
w TION.
will offer for rent, at public auction, the Ware
house on the corner of Reeds lane and Wide Water
street.
The Warehouse is well calculated for any kind Of
business, and is in good order. 1.
The renting will take place the premises, at 10
o'clock, on Friday next, 18th inst.
F..F. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.
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HSoLGER, CARTWRIGHT 4 CO.,

GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
NO. %, WIDE WATER STREET, NORFOLK, VA.
Liberal AdUances made Consignments, and Quick
sales.
The undersigned have this day associated themselves
purpose of transacting General Auction and Commits.
sion business Consignments from our friends North
and South respectfully solicited Liberal advances made
on consignments and quick returns guaranteed.
The highest market prices paid for all produce such
as Cotton, Corn, Flaxseed, Tar Pitch Turpenne Rags
Rosin, &C., &C.
Sales of Merchandise, Real Estate, Furniture, &C.,
&C., attended to promptly. The patronage of the pub
lie is solicited. E. G. FOLGER,
CHAS. E. CARTWRIGHT,
au2.1m JAS. W. CARTWRIGHT.
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SUTLRR RoBBED.-We learn that the Sut-
ler's store on Ferry point, was robbed on
Friday night last, and the Shauty, in which
he carried on his traffic, nearly demolished
He also, came in for small share of atten-
ton, and was badly beaten, Our informant
was under the impression, from what he had
heard, that the outrage was perpretrated by
some of the soldiers who were about to leave
that post
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07

The VILLAGE OF FERRY PolNT. Hundreds
OF our citizens appear to know but little Of
this quiet and beautiful little village. 1t is
one of the envirohs of Norfolk and is accessa-
BILE by the Ferry Point bridge or the County
Ferry It's Inhabitants are composed, prinel'
paly, of persons doing business either in this
city or Portsmouth, and numbers from three
to four hundred There are several beautiful
houses in the village, conspicous among which
are the residences of Messrs. Thos. Hardy,
W. s. Butt and w. W. Ives. Among the pub
lie baldiugs worthy of notice are the Marine
Hospital and Gisbon's Tavern; both of which
are beautifully situated and carefully kept.
very neat little church stands modsssly en-
bosomed ia the centre of the village; which
we regret to learn, is not used at this time.
Its former pastor was forced to retire, on &C.
count of impaired health, and since that time
no congregation has worshiped around its
alter. Several ladies', and number of gen
tlemen, have called on us with the request
that we urge the reopening of this church. At
present the inhabitants of Ferry Point, who
desire to attend divine worship, aret forced to
go either to Norfolk or Portsmouth; and the
children are declared the benefit Of Sunday
School instruction. It appears tous, that this
is matter easily remedied, and the duty des
wolves upon the good people themselves. Let
them come together and appoint committee
to wait on the parties controlling the church
and request permission to use it; and it will
be no very hard matter to find ministers who
will consent to fill the pulpit from time to
time. And if the young ladies and gentle>
men will make but little exertion they will
be able to institute Sunday School that will
be Of incalcuable benefit to the rising gepe.
ration ard a credit to themselves. Action,
concert of action, is all that is wanting and
the refined and quiet little village of Ferry
Point, will soon have whatsthey SO much de-
sire, religious services and fourishing Sun,
day School.
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AUCTION SALES,
By Wake & Chamberlaine,

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY,
Monday morning at II O'Clock, at No. II Roanoke
Square,
rs bbIs. Mol and Mackerel
az bbls. No. 3 Mackerel.
] tirkin Butter.
bbls Rosendals Cement slightly damaged.
S. do do DO do do
81 Augers.
Gouges. EH
Store Counter.
au7-lt Wake & CHAMBERLAINE.
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r La CKsAaITfIs and HORSE sHOERs.

Undersigned most respectfully calls the attention
ne 70 tne fact that they prepared to do all
wosk m tneir line In neat, safe and durable manner
ana soclts call from all in want of their services at
no. 80 Wide Water street, next door to Huyck Yea.
zey's Livery Stables. 5, - ~ Z : -.
,s.s ADDISON L MONTGOMERY,
workmen need apply. au2-im
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FORT ORoUKE This little fort, situated
tachmsnt of the 9th Vermont Volunteers,
numbering about two hundred aud twenty five
men, under command of Captain P. Hobern.
Capt. H. succeeded Captain Stephens, when
the latter, with his command, was ordered to
Washington.
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The CITY JArL.-This building, which for
some time, has been in the hands of she mills
tary, was formally turned over to the city SER
geant, by The military authorities, on Friday
last Hereafter, the sergeant will be the
custodian of all criminals, white or colorsd,
whether arrested by the military or civil au-
thorities; excepting of course, those who be
long TO the military, and are held for militia
ry offences.
There are but seven persons confined in the
awaiting trial or examination on grave char
ges, the balance are sullenIy expiating minor
offences.
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TO FARMn y AND OTHERS.

take pleasure in calling your attention to my COM
plee assortment and full stock of Agricultural Imple-
ments, Garden and Field Seeds Bar and Bundle Iron,
&c &C / have the warehouse formerly occupied by
Messrs. Borum & MCLEAN, whom / succeed in Che
agricultural anu snail pc PLEASED 70 see their
old friends and customers as well as those who have
favored with their custom for the last seven years
Without naming but few Of the various items kept by
me, need only say that my stock is and shall be
| posed of the most approved kinds of PLOWS, HAIR
Rows, HAY and sHUCK CUTTERS, HORSE POWER
/ and THRASHERS and Farming Tools generally BAR
and BUNDLE IRON, CART BOXES, SPRINGS and
AXLE5, &C., &C. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed fresh
| and genuine. l solicit an examination Of my stock
where prices and quality may be judged of by those
wishing to purchase.
farmers Head Quarters
Jy25.ly No. II Wide Water st.. Norfolk vaa
I Mu EilGCHANTs AND MECHANICS, saw
NA INGS BANK,
OFFICE No. SO, BANK STREET
WIN. t. HARRISON, President
Jos. r. Spratley, D. D. Simmons,
Ryland Caps, W. H Turner,
| b. Deany, Jas. Y. Leigh.
| WIN. II. WALES, Cashier. 3
This Bank is open for the resumption of Business
Deposits received upon the usual terms, interest be-
| remaining on deposit for 90 days or upwards per
cent for less period, interest commencing 10 days
after deposit, and ceasng 10 days prior to with.
drawal.
The Institution keeping accounts of its New Depos.
itors entirely separate from those of the Old Deposit
tors, SO as to answer the demand of the New De.
postes
curta. or renew their paper W." P''''' '"'i' pay
The Board Of Directors will meet every wednes.
DAY morning at O'Clock. au3-1y
Il. w.
SznnTFpy
'AODA1n u1h'pureo
HAn@'ESSb ,o,
oa"4Ao 6S22,1orne
6UGGlESi
YALISES,
vanes AniVes' Razors, Flasks sponges, Ladies' Ret
lcules, &C., &C.
No. Is MAIN STREET NORFOLK VI
ap1.em
w ~ IL w u Ill
= misn W sn'pioy gooo WneelWrlgnt ana Car
ams.s, ,,Ancu
~o'''s- s. MARCa'
~ NJ ----------- -
- "a :sisdIS
= 4.. noc,
~ hls Uooh can De found, at all times, plentiful
LIQUORS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MoaFoLK OPERA HOUSE,
GRA> D JUVENILE CONCERT.

Ora D JUVENILE CONCERT.
Mr. J. wilkins has the honor announce to the Cit
liens of Norfolk that he will give three Of his attrac.
tive and entertaining Concerts at the Norfolk Opera
House, commencing Tuesday evening the 9Th inst,
and continuing Wedn esday and Thursday the 9th and
10th
The Stage and Hall has been prepared expressly for
the occasion.
Doors open at Z, and performance commences at s
O'Clock
Price of admission % cents
au7-4t
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VERY DESIRABLG FAMILY RESI-
N DENCE FOR SALE
offer for sale one of the most desirable RESI-
DENCES in this city.
To enumerate the style, finish, location and advan-
tages OF this beautiful Family Residence would be too
lengthy for newspaper advertisement. Such chance
does not occur but seldom and real is rapidly
advancing, would advise an early interview.
GEORGE r. WILSON,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
jy31-H No. II, Campbels Wharf,
lime CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
IL BACCO,
James Thomas Jr.'s Rose Bud and other celebrated
choice brands Chewing Tobacco. Klickinick Eu.
reka Mayo and other delightful brands Smoking To.
bacco on consignment and for sale by
GEO. R. WILSON,
Auction and Commission Merchant
AUDIT No. IL, Campbells Wharf.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07

Heavy RAINS ON SATURDAY, - Norfolk and
! PORT snouth, we're visited on Saturday after
noon, BY copious fall of rain which
wa. m ,st gratefully received. The cisterns
wee all filed and the streets nj sely washed
hnother shower fell about 10 P. NJ, by which
The atmosphere was cooled and the good citi-
gems Of the two cities, allowed most delig hts
nights re- st.
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- Ii II Ii M A Ii o HI,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
FARM TOOLS AND 1MF i.EMENTS.
Manufactures and keeps hand the largest stock anu
best assortment of Flows, Harrows, Cutivators Corn
Shelters Corn Planters, Homny ard Meal Mills Carts,
Wagons &C. &c. and at the lowest prices Of any othsE
establishment in the South All goods made in the
best manner and of superior material. Orders solicit
ted for castings of any kind.
store, Nos 26 and % Water St.,
Factory, Nos 16, IS and 20 Nicholson St.,
Norfolk, Va
Also, Agent for McCormick's Reaper, and Howe q
Bouviers Rail Road Raack Hay and Cattle Warehouse
Portable Drop Levers, and all kinds of Grocer's.
Druggists Butchers jewellers and Bankers Soalese
and Iron, Zinc, and Brass Weights at Factory prices.
jyM-1m
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NOTICE TO ORDINARY KEEPERs.

~ u" DASARh AhEPERs.
Keepers of ordinaries, who have paid their License
Tax are directed to call On Mr. H. NJ Bowden Clerk Of
the Court, and procure their certificates
BY order of the Corporation Court City of Norfolk
W. B. DEGGS,
au43t Sergeant City of Norfolk
Old Dominion and Post copy.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07

MIX y ID
THE GAS WoRKs.--Oue of the on dts is
that the military will turn the gas works over
to the compsny owning them to, day For
couple of years these works have been under
the auspices of the military, and the streets
and citizens supplied, by them, with a. full
supply Of gas. tits to be hoped that the
company will be enabled to reduce the price
of gas in short WHILE
WHOLESALE ARREsT.--Six or eight young
men, who were piroqusttsisg and havinga jolly
time, were arrested by the military police
about halfspasi ten Saturday night. The ar
rests we're made on Union street. near
Church and on the ground that the parties
were making more noise than the law allows.
Snug quarters were provided for them in
the guard house; but how long they occupied
them, we are unable to say.
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VA HI Il e w IL G Ill tt
wish to employ good Wheewright and Car.
penter.
aus-St- s. MARCH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

BA1tssii'-Bat few days ago. ~ notie
ID In our columns, the nnding Of On infant
child oas night On Sseend strssk Babisa
appsaf - " plsstseus svssywhsss, end ca.
sidsring thae ths W. has uueh dspopula,
I'D our country, ~ don't ~ that ~
should grunble much On account Of tn.
feet. From late issue Of the Des Moines
Rt1istss No learn that gsntlsnan living
near that city, BY the name Of Barnes. whe
y . druggist by profession, was aroused
from his ssumbsss at abeat thrss O'Clock
lest Friday morning, b. . voice q bic dsos,
sskins sdniasies. A. tsss end hsspisa~
~ gsatlsmaa sheuld, Mr. Barnes hastily
arranged his svsaing eestsas, and rspeirsd
- the door sfhis naasisa. Opsaiae Il. hs
easght sight of ~ rsersahag fsen Of Z
aan, aud - Dc dssr-stsp fsssd . nysts.
rieqe package. Unre,lins suadry artiels.
q dry gseds b issnd an intsssesing aals
child absat thrss days Old, % vhcss gar-
nent was placed . nets. rsqUsstiag IL
DssAsr y sass tse. hin tsalssiy, md "a ~
psnsss would - -. A kid lady ~
aaeptsd ~ fsuadl6e.
On 1ast Wednesday svsoiag, ~ hnily q
Csl. Ssssisas. y Csdss FAlls, ~ msassd
= absut II s'saoek y ssiss . thsie
psseh. The Csaossl hssrisa y ~ 80
asd fssnd . Ans leSkiae babs ahsue -
deys I'D, peeksd sssoiy 10 willow task.
& Al u saos tins. waosa ~ hsasd
suohling - 81 thedislanea Ofsousss ~
lillls e1vsntnsse ~ cass1 -, ut II haeey
psnsssss s0tn ~ y - - ~ IN
~ elain = l. Ne ~ hevs -; bees
- ~ ~ hayo hoosa
AssAaps ~ b nssuly : ~ sly1s q
psaslin1 jstiacs ~ - dsa't waa( ~ 4
4 ssGsslvn, - vsa't ~ - = aish4 -
unease ~ - sslse - ~ = 81
ss.&s - 4.Al-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

lnnloaAsson.-The 0aanssia vhiea i0-
migration = paasiag int Iowa = really -
tsoish;ag. and has net BE- sqaallsd Sse ~
pest ten ysaea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

AnmrfeD Re1ean1.-Fteo ~ Aee1
Island A,yss we learn that IN Nttsopt ~
nads. q Saturday evening lsst, - bls~
spso The safe at the e6ies Of L. G. Burnsll,
Of the Warner Mills. bot ended h failus.
The burglar catered by breakiss 10 The beet
window. =
From the same journal ws learn that Z
little girl about 6ve ysass Of -, daaghlss
Of 4r. John Diets, len her home il thai
city on Sunday last, at about eleven o'clock,
crossed to Davenport on the ferry boat. and
when found, was mile from the landing.
The little traveller stated that she was %
ing visiting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
RE,MOEaL.
Davenport Furniture Store,

FEED. DEUT0CnMANN
LAS REMOVED HIS FURNlTUkk ESTAD
II LISHMENT from Brady street to Secors
one door east Of Perry. He will keep On
Z large md complete stock Of
Rarlor. Dlnn1ag Roon,
ChaAber, kltche9 and
O0co F0rm1ture.
The largest stoca of
CA6idsess's CSDs
paid to repairing furniture and new furniture
exchanged for old. ap-6dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

LDC1uniuo-We ~ it ooDoonood 10 ~.
esal of eur sxehsngss that Disbop Lee Of
this sity has bssa isvited 70 deliver lecture
before The eitissas II Otsumwa, during ths
comine winter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

Go AND ssD roa YouRssLs.-At No. g,
Brady street, G. P. Burr u now e6sfisg
fr sale one Of the largest, most complete
and best assorted stseks q family groceries
to be found in the city Of Davenport, and Il
disposiug Of the same It just - low figures
- the times will warrant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

Nsw 0sens.-Jehn Owens md Williau
Isslss, I've veil known eitissus, ars fitting
up Tie old Pest Ones, opposite Sam P~ry's
for The grocery business. We wish thoA
much pseepsrity. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

A 1lsfAEs.-In smother column Win be
found statsosot Cleaned ftoa ths Dubu
que hsrald, - ths eject that The Rapids
Packets would esass running after the 18th
inst. Il probably refers 70 the Chsevsr
and Means, - the Ksithsbarg and New
Boston have instructions 10 rua q lene q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

EussgA CoeE AND Moniros HsAruo.-lt
b astonishing - ses with what small
quantity efceal this stove can b run; posi.
lively with lees than one half the quantity
consumed b any cher stove in uss. For
sale oaly BY Dumsat I Limburnsr. Is Msis
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

BASAns TASEba-Haviag ssapletsd ~
teor thsssgh The Wssl, this distingsishs,
novelist ed psst = nov lsctasiag = Ohio
% "Rassia aad ths Rassiaas."
InnsoaAnon.-Ths 0Annssia vhiea ia-
uigsatien = psasias int Iowa = really -
ssaish;sg. and Aas not bss squallsd 5se ~
past Ten ysesa
Lscfunsue-Ws ~ Il soneuueed 10 ~
essl of eur exchanges that Dishep Lss o
this dty has bssn isvited 70 deliver lsctur'
before The eitissas II Otsumwa, during u
Nsw 6seDs.-Jehn Owens md villas
Isslss, TIVE veil known eitissus, ars 6ttinl
up Tie Old Pest Ones, opposite Sam Perry
for TIE grocery business. We wish thes
much praspsrity.
SLsen1 4issAks.-Ths Reck Island Ar
gss comslaias that We have used several o.
it, Items Of late and have credited them 4
the UsioS. Mistakes viii occur in th,
best regulated families" Will b NOR,
careful in future.
EunsEA CoeE AND Monsron HsArno.-Il
b astonishing y ses with what small
quantity Of oeal this stove can b run; posi
lively with lees than one half the quantity
consumed b any otAsr stove in uss. Foe
sale oaly By Dunest 1 Limbarnsr. 1S Msia
street.
A 1lsfAEs.-In smother column win bs
found stassnsot Cleaned ftoa ths Dubu
que Asrald, - ths eject that The Rapids
Packets would eeass running after the 18th
inst. II probably refers 70 The Chsevsr
and Means, - the Ksithsburg and New
Boston have instructions 70 rus - lene q
practicable.
TnsAraicAL.-Miss Kitty Blanchard was
hatteringly welcomed ct the METROPOLITAN
last night. The Hall was crowded with one
Of the very best audisnss Of the season.
Miss Kitty is destined to Be great lavorite,
o. d has already woa host Of friends. She
appears this evening in 1.-THE Pride Of The
Market" and "Nsn the Good for Nothing" !"
during the rendering Of which she will give
several new songs and dances. No one
should miss seeing her.
Wa have evsryseoson to bslievc that the
n. 4 N. b. r. viii b here at - an early .
day - the Valley Railroad. xeiass
Registsr.
That may b. but II you don't expect 70
~ the Valley r. r. at DssMoines until you
sss ths n. I n, W fear you win die ct an
extrsms old ~ without the sight. The
reason for the hope that is in our cotempo-
rary 10 found in the buying up Of the n. 4
n. BY the Chicago and Rock Island Road.
Now, b it known that the North. western
Road owns majority Of the Stock in the
G. 4 r. I. Road. aud this same North wes-
tern Rosd 10 nov rapidly pushing . line
through The State 70 connect with tho Pacific
hence, It 10 not likely that much will b.
done With the n. /. n. One reason why
the O. & r. L., alias the North western
wishes to purchase the n. 4 n. 10, - 10
generally believed, to dry Il up ~ much -
possible. The sntirc. energies Of the North.
western will bs used to push its line
through the State to join the Pacific -
soon - possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

The earnings Of the last named road are
included in the report Of the Keokuk, NJ
Pleasant 1 Huscatius Rpod. The Chicago,
Iowa I Ns6raska. and Cedar Rapids 4 Mis-
souri, River Roads unite q Cedar Rapids,
and both ars operated BY the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway Ceopany.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
FIRE INSURANCE.

ElkE lNNUkA T..
Aggregate Capital eA..ee. 80.
GtAa Fire Insurance c..
OF Hartford. es.soo. .Ass.ss.l
eho1lx Fire Insurance Co.
ofaarssord. Conn. esss. .sos.m.
0orehanls Fire lnsneaneo c.,
ofnstssri. csss. sssc. c.iso.sa., -
Cltv Flre las1ranee c.,
ofHssssssi. cssa. sAAAAAe.ol.l
vsaksrs IN. \. Fire H. Co.
ofxs~ York ososysea
eslunhla Fire lns1rsaeeCes
osHs~ r.ss. ssss.su.a. =
cesn ExsAaags fire h. c..
of nsvyek eaeqess.
0ee our Column Of AAver.
e2ss.nses., !! 769ses4as2s 1884 esAsr
d -. 4@a@s Yt9A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
DAVENPORT, IOWA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1865

II Iees Ee1ood DiGesia leehohiee Coo.
essnss sssvsnsd as-day, 81 IN sselinus
In ssssise ustil Thursday.
BAsAns TASIba-HAviag ssnplstsd ~
teur thrsDgA The Wsst, this distinguishsd
novelist ed pest y noe lsctusiag = Ohio,
o. "Ruosia I'd tho Rusoiono."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

SLson9 4lssAkD.-Tho Rock Island Az
gas comelaios that We have used several Of
its Items Of late and have credited them 70
the Usios. Mistakes viii occur in the
best regulated families" Will b more
careful in future.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

S6001e SeEtO1o,
HAvE OPENED A STORE. - ~ 1ra.
II ~ Street, East side. between Thu q ID
Fourth, south end or D. q. Fldridgs's 0rvssry
store. end 6rst door above NJ; Lyters flous
Vegetables. Berries il their season, Lake end
River Fish, Oyaters, Batter, eggs, P0altsy,
Lard, Honey, fruit, and many other articlss tes
nu0erous q mentioa.
viil q veil y ell and ~ ths eash See yosr
goods. Quick salss snslf peo0ts, y eer nesss.
eelf ~ cAil1res & SWAN : SEXTON,
aps1sdtf 813< Brady street. Bast et6e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

RAILROAD EAnniRos. The following 10 .
statement Of the saraiogs Il Iowa Railroads
during the pest year, - shown By the
books Of The State Treasurer:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

Ne. Z. Academy Of the immaculat4 Coucep-
ton" property for SALE This elegant estate COM
prises 10 acres, with main building (Which cost %.
o00) and good barn; land in centre lssel and high
sleping gradually south. east and north. Will b.
cold .. great bcryaia II aPptist for sooa. II
villa, plans Of which may be seen at our ollcs by
any parsy proposing to purchase. BuILDsss ere
invited to call and see the same. - the work will
y let BY contract to the lowest bidder The lend
borders upon the city limits, but bsisg iuse out
side. not subject 70 city tA1es. Beautiful n its
sasural condition. this land 10 tastefuly laid out
. garden and lawn, and 1000 shade and orna-
Usots trees are planted large forest trees stand
sn9 NORTH Of the main building. This plaee 10 we'll
worth The attsntioa Of purchsesrv.