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PEnsosAL.-Gen. J. B. Hood arrived in our city on
The evening of the Sd inst It does heart good to
welcome back San Antonio after absence Of over
four y>ars, this truly great good, and gallant officer
soldier ard gentleman. His history is well known 10
readers he has mingled and participated in the most
stirring scenes OF CONNECT ever Witnessed IN modern
times commencing at the ever-memorable battle OF
Gaines Mill and running through period OF four
yesrs of terrible conflict and strife, down to the final
surrender Of the Confederate armies If We remember
rightly he entered the Confederate service captain
and MOLLY fought his way to that OF full general
His manly form has been hacked and pierced until
now shorn OF some Of its fair proportions still the
general ID in fne rpirLs and the full enjoyment of
health 4 singular fact which he related TO Us: he
ssys that pror to his last severe wound, which cost
him his leg he used to suffer much from rheumatic
pains caused by cold and camp exposure, but that
since receiving the wound above mentioned and the
loss OF his limb he has never felt thoEe Affections.
Thouel, the cause for which Cen Hood has battled
30 noblv and suffered manly, has failed, still ne has
home in the heart and under the roof of every brave
ana generous Texan lie returns to his hone IN our
STATE moor in purse bat rich in the rewards coveted
bv a brave and chivalrous soldier. He shall never
want for the comforts of life. Long may hc lire to
enjoy the gratitude Of his countrymcn.
In speaking of Gen. Hood, it is not improper to re-
mark that now that all honorable resistance has
ceased on the part of the Confederate States towards
the United States that like Lee and Forrest, he coun
sells respectful obedience and allegiance TO the United
States officers and government. S. A. Herald, 8th
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Fac1 TuS Pro GEAz1z AsD NxxIcc .--Fa hare Re-
gsee information from Bgeaasrie sa late b. the lat
inst via In3iaaole and YctoGls ireu 1leh we learn
THAI 90 900 United Sstea troops are nov ag Browns
vile and on tie line ot tho Rio Grande OF this
number only about i've six thousand are white
troops. Nal. Gen. Sheridan and Maj Gen Granger
are both on the Rio Grande frontier on tour of in.
spectlon.
Up to the date above mentioned no forces had gone
higher up the river than Rancho Davis. Business in
Matamoras is quite dull.
Our information from Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras
is up TO July lst We learn that Gen. Shelby had
reached the frst named point in quiet and peacesbe
manner but informed by the authorities in Piedras
Negras that he would not be allowed to take his men
into Mexico with in their hands but if he would
leave his arms there would be objection to his en-
try into the country enigrants with himself and
men We are informed that Gen Shelby finally agreed
to this and sold his and cannon to the liberals
Piedrss NeEras. There were $500 stands Of email
and three pieces of artillery, for which Shelby
received eleven thousand dolarssix thousand in specie
and Eve thousand in bonds issued by the liberals
The arms were Immediately shipped for Chihuahua--
The governor Of the State Of Coahua acted agent
for the li5erals
President Jalrez is said to to be at Chihuahua and
tbs. Gig il strongly fortified. No imperial troops
nearer than three hundred miles, and not in sufficient
force 10 Justify advance against Juarez's capital
There truth In the report that president Juarez s
about to visit the Un:ed States. Is. A. Herald
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Hres blu WEEEB IN BIcH8iOSD.--Aboat y year
ago hLlFs Or Mary j, Walker j. viii be remembered,
VA captured fa front Of Cen Joseph p Johnston
army in Tennessee. and sent 70 Richmond after
b.rg r,srccrated for considerable period iA Castle
Thrsdsr She zas released much to the qualification OF
agse who 5-d mot believe in cine Imprisonment ot Ie-
Esalas. except upo- gery aggravated charges since
-n5a we have heard nathlng Of Der antl Ts sa@ ler
Yesterday on Broad stre0' clad il blue coat vim NH
iga.y buttons ma very hng 8zirt, pair q nicely
Flt1E Dans met ike The dsldes nov wearl and gait
e-s which fltad So Or 10 display q pretty foot. as
IA Dazssd she PoubaJap Hog.- Aq vas followed by
Durss, Of ealoFsd school 5ogg and girls, and by the
ts sbe reached Seventh street her rl,tinue in mum
her would have done no dsogedit to lieutansrt 60
srzI ladies conErgzate5 upon she Sidewalk to com
rg. nDon the uorel appearances Of .Edy ip Uniform
"a M Crasr Of Sixth aud Bread streetz aa sle turned
~ "a through the market she vas stopped 5y the
100. g,,ar1 nho ssked hsr bv vim. authority che
ss-sgrs5 ueen Ebe streets ia Che garo IN which she
VII attisad sac replied 5y waas snS4orlty DO you
r.sEa t5e fpoujryY" GuaFd--'3y order Of tne FRO
Nay HarsbaIi. Then give alm mf compliments
and tgll aim win cal upon hl1a She. then moved
8E u il noticing bad 1e2q-rea. RF "RlSsrr NC learn
hag b.an South fb search OF hsr brother who belong
I'll V hs armv and Ras f0rt51zte enough &c had aim
-~ Richmond Republican.
-----' ~ r. 80 sulpriyg that Ars.
IL Ras as-eFel IL S-s .--fg 7s raize9 up in lle
6uratE Eas +Il9.-.-' 7e,z- IS sgre5a hcg sol, ao
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A monkey in New York escaped from his Italian
master the other day. aud, going the preiseeo his
neighbor, tore up property amounting to about ten
dollars The monkey couldn't pay for the damage he
taken before the police court tried and sentenced to
imprisonment.
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ACTION OF THE BIsHoPs meeting OF the bishops
Of the methodist episcopal church north held in connec
ton with Drs Durbn and Harris, missionary secrea-
res at Erie Pennsylvania, the following resou tons
we're gassed and ordered to be published, namely:
Resolved, That as bishops Of the methodist episco,
nal church we rejoice the overthrow OF the terrible
rebellion which threatened national existence, ana
we render thanksgiving Almighty God for his sig
nal merccs 10 oSr country.
2 That while We reverently bow under the ehasten-
ing hand of Cod deeply lament the death of Pres-
dent Lincoln hy the hand Of assassin and tender
to president Johnson who succeeds to the chair Of
chief magistrate of the Union, confidence and
hearty support in such measures shall restore har
mony to our Union, give equal rights to all, and hon
orsbly preserve peace with all nations,
8. That We recognise the governing hand Of God in
So controlling the national conflict to cauae the de-
structiou of slavery throughout the rebeihous States
e. That 10 the removal Of the great evil rom among
u.s. We consider that the great which led 10 the
separation fron ug of both the Wesleyan methodists
of this country aud Of the methodist episcopal church
south has passed away, and We trust the day is not
fer distant Khen there shall be bur organisation
which shall embrac. the whole methodist family in the
Quilted StGtea. at
S. Especially would we rejoice if there could be
general union Of all ethodsts who agree in doctrine
and who are loyal the general government and who
are opposed TO the evils of saVerr the approaching
centenary of methocism, which occurs in 1866.
6. But officers of the church, have authority
to originate any plans Of union and are bound to ad
here strictly the provisions of the discipline and the
directions Of the general conference.
7. We hereby extend cordial welcome to all min
listers and members Of whatever branch of methodsm
who will unite with the basis Of our loyal and
antsavery discipline; and declare our desire labor
in whatever way able, to promote the unity and
prosperity Of our common country
8. That we viii occupy, far practicable, those
fields in the southern States which may be opened to
Us and which give promise of success and chat our
mission shall be alike to the white and coored popu
lation.
g. That to our loyal brethren In the south Tho look
to union with us We declare that, in accordance with
the directions of general conference, shall seek
a spirit of christian charity to send such ministry
from time to time as shall be necessary 10 care for the
people irrespective Of color who shall put themselves
under charge, and to provide for such ministers
as shall be received By our annual conference.
D. ". CLARK, sec'y board.
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state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession OF JAMES WuLIAMs
Fy1ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT,--Sotice ~
hereby given, that MICAJAH JOHNSTON has this & =
applied to be appointed administrator of the sucoes
Of JAMES W1LI1Axs deceased. and unless opposition
made thereto in ten days the time prescribed law s1
M1cAJAH JOHNSTON will be appointed as prayed for.
- Given under my hand and seal Of oFjte, th5l
Is. July g. 1855 An. LEONARD. c,.,.
Shreveport July IL 1865 .....
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A. II. SrEPHRss.-We are permitted to publish the
following extract from private letter. says the Au-
eusta Constitutionalist of the 29th nit.
A FoRT WARREN, BosroS HARBoR,
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SOMETHING TO SH0W.-lhe western conference "
unitarian churches lately held at Cincinnati was sauted
by An address Of welcome from Rev. A. D. MAYO, who
enumerated the following lions which he could show
them In the Queen City of the west:
We 90 chow ~, catholic archhisho- ~ho in thr
classic language of Tie New YORK Herald 5 -b1e-E
sG1idasistp we can ghcw you d New Jerusalem by
which che children Of Abraham are fond shat hair
Fabbi7 declare they never want 10 be restored 10
ANYTHING better thar the religious liberty and opPorta
ritv Of America ana 10 ru cara 10 % ola jerlsa
lem except as missionaries. We can show ron great
many beautiful thugs made from aae smoke on 5ur
coal and Che muddy waters Of our rivers even our pig
5 noble beast more worthy 81 going after than lho
roldsn-Rceced sheep ef 0den tines for by cur tolls
among aIl desc common things has come all che Gle
rcace and purity We boast. We cen show you Cur
common Fgb05s. We can show ye4 cur vineyards
and gardens: our sgbarys our cen-lsfr. 5=p to tue
rfgar and We will SHOW YOU Sherman army going by
water 10 Louisville whence three Years ago It started
al es march Of 1000 niss 0l over tho s7nth~ast
down 10 The Atlantic and up 70 Richmond, in time 10
ace br army af the Potomac receive the eToEa Fl ea
and jefferson 60 Of III Ha one horse g8-.oe south
ar7 Coafsderacy-t.U CUT mother Union caught hIm
rlsvfge iis-cputab.e old women. We can SHOW sou,
s,r0gs ds river the nobes Oh slave State changing
10 what vit not remain ne least among The nov Fee
States af due Un0.. Those sight re STOW gou need
GOOD rree. long reach of viE0n, ana patriotic hope
aDegs 1 tha locker on, 5u- p these 1ho share our
hopes. taaY sre eoFth TIE journey
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New Orleans Market.

July l7.-CoTroN.-The market opened rather de-
pressed this morning. by the receipt Of private tel
egrams from New York, quoting hiddng at 81 cents.
The sales sum up 27o0 bales We quote as follows:
Ordinary .82@s4 Low hddling AZ @43
Good Ordinary. s8@4o Middiing.. 40 @47
SUGAR-Lopisiana, common, &c; fully fair,
14t@-c. white clarified, 2o@-c p b.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, 100 y gal.
FLouR-Low superine, $--@7 so; good SUPER
fine, s. -@s 90; good extra, s. ---98 80; choice
extra, $40 25@lo SO p Dbl.
HAy-S98 0O@33 so - ton
oArs--@7Oc. p bushel
P POsE- IS; ss5@ 81 g 5 Rpbps''
BAcoN-sides 17@l8c.; shoulders, --@1sc. q h. |
BAoeIsc-India, IS @slc y yard
Cattle MARKET, July Il.
BrEr-Western, choice, ....,.--@lsc. q b. net. |
Western, lst quality. ..-@l7c.
Western, I'd and Sd --01Bc. &
Texas, u head. .s555 oo@6o 90
VEAL Cattle, ............ Ss@l6 p head.
Observation-Disclosures. .....l4@I5c. q IL gross
sHEEF.. .................... S2@44 q head.
MONETARY .-There several transactions in gold.
The ruling rates are gold 1851 q l463; silver, 1880
1851
The following are the quotations for bank notes;
Cts. per D. ou
Bank of Louisiana, 90
Lousiana State Bank, ......-...... 30 f,S69
-, = ~ =.
Crescent City Bank ,,...,.., SIS 0g0
Merchants Bank, ...... ,.......,,..6 So 63s7
Union Bank. Observation-Disclosures. f5 m90
Mechanics and Traders Bank 1eem in lepaI tender
United States notes; Ctizens ,ank notes maid in legal
tender notes. Canal Bank not es Maid in the same CITY
Corporation issues range f. ON to II p Ct discount
The Bank of Amerlc'. pays in silver ccin.
Married.
At the reslGer ce of the brides mother Sunday
July 23, by IT, Rev w Lufied, Capt. WV. r. DBVoE
of Harrisburg Texas MISS Rosa E. HEINE of Shreve
Port. ----------------
| Died,
On Friday, the 21st inst, ID this city, CORNELIUS
CALVIN aged 81 years, nStve of Limerick county
Ireland.
On Sunday morning the 23d inst. HENRY VAN BrBBER,
aged about IS years old and highly respected cti-
zen of this place.
For State Treasurer,
We authorized to announce Major S. D. OLIVER,
q candidate for State Treasurer. .aH7
Louisiana papers copy bus t
state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.
JOSHUA JAMES, :. n...-;.. 60.
/ WILSON, Et ais.
DY virtue of order of sale to me directed by the
I'D Honorable the District Court in and for the paFisl.
of Cadde, will sell for Cash at the Courthouse door
in the city of Shreveport, Saturday, the 5th day
of August. 1865, Is bales Of Cotton, now IN the
THOMAS L. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport. July rs. 1865-2tptsE 50.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
ON SATURDAY NEXT.
eaa@ TIE hne PssssTngeFE os steamer s..tS w
Essz1zzsszz aasrs and Ser, Orleans positively o.
55Tsrgoa-. +83v r. iss
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June %, 1903, J
I am permitted to communicate with no one here,
except those in whose charge and custody am. But
Fan, Permitted to walk out each day with nm officer,
and have access to books and the daily papers. Tel
all my friends an in usual summer healn, ~ ~.
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=. zss sarerted Dy ols Fl tg- 2'-7. % III.
s,s.s vas innocent, ard 11'f "7 %.- WIN n ~
rsssssias.iaa oisai- By 1esss y 800
srt-,ru N 1c intimate "+ 15s.-
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state of Louisiana-.-Parish Of Cndao.

fEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. CoURT-So 49, -
4 Noticeish hereby given that J. 7, REYsoLps, adr.u.
istrator of the succession Of c. c. TRABUE decease
has this day filed account as administrator Of
succession and unless opposition is made thereto in
time prescribed ylaw, said account will be hornGogf %
and made the judgment of the court
~ Given under my hand and seal of Office on b %
I L. s. the 10th day Of July. p 1851.
10y A. Il. LEONARD, CLERK
Shreveport, July IL, 1855.
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Succession of II. c. LEWIS, deceased
TFVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Motto is
/ hereby given that W. S. LEWIS has this day 4 Fl
an application to be appointed administrators Of the
cession of said n. G. LEWIS deceased and unless
position be made thereto in days the time prcgcr5
BY law said w S. LEWIS will be appoint prayed or
- Given under cry hand and seal Of oioe, .i,s
L. s. July IS, A. D. 1885.
1--t A.. II. LEONARD, Eltrs
Shreveport, July IS, 1865-3t*
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Subsequent Vendors must nix additional stamps inc
advance in price is such as to require it,
GENERAL REMARKS.
Revenue stamps may be used indiscrimnately upon
any Of the things enumerated except proprietary and
playing card stamps for which special use has been
provided.
Postage stamps cannot be used in payment of the
duty chargeabe on instruments
It is the duty of the maker Of an instrument 20 ax
and cancel the stamp required thereon, If ne negects
do So the party for whose use it s made may stamp
it before used but in case can it be legally used
without stamp.
Suits commonwealth rany States by other process
than writ VIZ: suEmQns, warrant, publication petition,
&C., in which cases, these, the original processes,
severaly require stamps
Writs Of scire facias subject to stamp duty as
original process.
The jurat of affidavit taken before justice of tho
peace notary public other officer duly authorised to
take adavits is held to be certificate and subject to
stamp DUTY of FIVE cents except when taken in suits or
legal proceedings.
written or printed evidence Of an amount of money to
be pa'd aa demand, n n Sls 7az7TusFee - asb
iecf 10 stamp drtF as ''prosIssorg notes
The ssamapt Of mortgage is subject @ Tee sssae
g4r1p aUiv as that imposed upon The original ns.rn
"a en-.
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L. H. MUTT, ..
ATTORNEY AT LAW;
..n. .a...a.A Shreveport, Louisiaas
Will practice In the courts of tho parishes Of Usd
Bossier, Claiborne and Bicnrile. juiyl7
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To the Tax Payers of the Parish of Caddc,
Vou ARE p.EREBY notified that on the lsT DAY cs
4 AUGUST hrxT shall open an Office at the Ds1E
Store of Spnth Lewis, IN the city of Shreveport
Sc of assessing the property Of the Tax Page
OF TINS parish You therefore requested to cor
forWs I'd by the isT OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, and furnish
wit j full and correct list Of your taxable proper
ehargise shall be forced 70 adopt the assessment
by me in 1854 the basis Of the present assesGmeu
". II. ERWIN,
Assessor FOR State Taxes for the parish Of Cadol
Shreveport, July Is, 1865.
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National Taxes.

The following summary of the rates Licences du-
ties and excuses imposed under the present of the
United States
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Readr-made clothin.Irats. Roo1s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17
ADVICE TO THE MrsERABLEs.

Those who are afflicted with Scrofuia,
Fever Sores, Skin Eruptions, Salt Rheum,
Sore Head, Sore Legs, Swelling Of the
Glands, venercal Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
Tettkrs, Chronic diseases, Humors Of oil
kinds, and have spent large sums. Of money
for medical attendance and advertised reme-
dies, and are still uncured, we say use DR..
Radway's Cleansing Syrup, called RENO
WAITING RESOLvENT. One to six bot
tics Of this extraordinary medicine is war
ranted 10 cure you. II six bottles Of any
remedy fail to furnish satisfactory evidence
Of cure, stop It; spend no more money on it.
Railways Renovating Resolvent has cured
the worst cases Of Chronic nnd Scrofuloua
Sores BY single bottle. Let the wise give
it trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

Nom RAn.-foe ~ benefit Of those who
ars interested In such matters, we take the
liberty Of stating that there was arsffeshing
shsvsf q twe today. k3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

uacatnetose1oof 0no ~ % ansont
q about 1160. asa
Esnith, Lsliss' ssa Cents fur gosis-
9. T. wa, sil,~ w.r. and sutl<y,
4ls5.
Revenes stamps- about 80 worth.
-. Faz1and, same kind " goods--absut
go.
70 box eontaiaine undershirtA, cloths,
C, ". A. Remington 4 Go. indentify sew
srd articles, y havisg been stolen nom
them, whila there are several other aEtidlss
that cannot be 90 readily Unidentified.
In another box there we're large qusnti-
y Of writing books, several reams Of note
paper, two photographs albans, etc., . por.
ton Of which belong to C. g. Plummer, and
some of which cannot be indentifed, the
marks being'erased o. taken Of. .
Atarough guess ws should say that 80
lar over $4,000 worth Of stslen property has
been overhauled, most of which has been
Unidentified. Some merchants have missed
goods lately that have not yet turned up In
this lot. Pancoast must have been very
industrious thief.
How he could have stolen SO many cases
Of boots and shoes BY the single grab is ;
mystery. Some thinks that he must have
had stolen keys and gone about nights and
stolen by the quantity. AT al events he
has taxed some -four merchants outrageous.
ly, and they have really sold less goods
than they counted uyon.
The accused will probably have his trial
tomorrow. The evidence is SO clear it ID
presumed that he will waive an examina-
tion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

RsADy.nAxs Cnsfnms.-An iususnss
sseek whesesab end retail gsing st psnic
prices 4 Mas 4 Mayer's, oppesiss LsClaiss
Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

Cnoscs Summer Cassimerss that Will
make up splendidly, have just arrived At
Krausss,' opposite First National Bank -
Robert has brought the prices right down
tothe gold market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

Msn AnD BoYs continue to cali on Rem
ineton 4 Co.. Merchant Tailor, where they
never fail TO find genteel goods, and have
them. made 70 order 1t the very lowest Rg-
ure. Their goods are superior 10 every rs-
spect; their fits perfect and their prices
nodefste. is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17
FINE BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.
No. .. One Of those modern and convenient
houses in the new block known - 'Clinton
Place," Brady Street.
eaaMe aaamNfc enn ear 2
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

No. IA. The desirable residence on Brady
street, now occupied BY General Baker.
No. .. Near Brady Street. In perfect repair.
astoriss, rooms and cellar, with well and els
{ ern. Lot s5 BY 1856, we'll stocked with young
fruit. Price $1,000.
No. TO- On north side 9Th street, Sd door east
ofthe Methodist Church, 2 story, in good repair,
rooms and cellar, With cistern and Brick stable.
Lot $50 feet deep. Price e900o.
No. H. On the east side Of Brady street. dot
100 feet 'front.' rooms. good cellar and cistern;
Price q, 900, or the hoass and portion Of the
lend will b sold separaiesy.
No. q. The estate now owned and eecupied
ia three fail loss, fronting sosth upon Is e.,
sopuee Of faruum street. This house 10 n per
tsct repairi hsying bsen atted up BY the cvssr
for himself The entire arrangement 0fthe house
q tesesfal end eomplste. The view non this
plnce 10 unsurpaesed. Terms essy.
No. :. Frelns house south side I'd street. two
Qiles west q Srady street price, q 800. Two
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17
BAR. BILLIARD { DINING ROOM

No7 Academy Of the immaculate Concep-
tion'' property for sale This elegant estate com
priscs 10 acres, with main building (which cost ~
O0O) and good barn; land in centre level and high
slopins gradually south east and north. Will be
sold az q greet bargain II applet for soon. If
not sold il will be rebuilt a. an elegant country
villa, plans of which may be seen at our Office by
any party proposing TO purchase. BuILDEas are
invited to calf and see the same, ~ the work will
be let BY contract to the lowest bidder The land
borders upon the city limits, but being just out
natura condition, this land Is tastefully laid out
Ia garden aud lawn, and 1000 shade and orna-
mental trees are planted large forest trees stand
sng north Of the main building. This place il well
worth the attention Of purchasers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

SoLDIEls AT1ssf,en. -SoldierY can leave
power Of attorney. and hare their pay
promptly collected and forwarded - them
by EADs 4 HAvILANp,
Claim Agents,
mav1c.d1v rovner ar Main and Cacond sta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

rOR SHvroAL 01UDuNID ATTENDING
- Dsy1sA 03aoooo . Msftil'e Commercial
-: -: I: e y. zseZ Z:'s' 4 = o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

BoAnDsns WAxrsp.-Boarde1 with Il
witheat roe0s can y aecsmedatsd 4 ths
lst door west Of Main street, On sixth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-17

INSURANCE AGENCY
RICHARD b. HILL.
AND
e.. w. VERDER.
FARMS FOR RENT,
FROM ~ TO zee ACRES.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SALE.

No. 80. On Jersey Ridge, miles from post
of6ce. tnc house. in good repair ' rooms.
cellars barn worth $500. and poultry house.
is varieties Of grapes, tbore 1000 lbs last year,
eli kinds Of fruits, bearing. This properly en-
braces s acres. Price, y, 900.