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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

/; Gov. MoETos, of Indiana, Is loose screw in
the Republican party, which. We should say,
cannot be frightened. HIS speech at Richmond,
10 that State, the other day. in which he eus-
sains President sJohnson and. opposes negro
suffrage, Is 20 eSfaesta and determined in It's POI
sitions that the radicals viii drop him as a
very hot potato. Very we'll Let the good
work 50
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

y GENERAL GRANT is reported to have
said at Cincinnati, on Monday, in speaking
of.the arrest Of DR.. HrsroS, the Kentucky
clergyman: s'eI have ordered his I'M
conditional release. 1t is time that
military arrests and military commissions
we're at an end. We. are now at peace,
and if any citizen commits any political
offence he should be taken before the civil
courts and there be :triedsfor bis crime, =
Thererhas not been e time: in the North
,ern States, duriag the past four years,
when political offences I'VE wish SONGS
body would tell osEwhat q political offence
'is-might not as safely have been left to
the civil courts as now. The cart, terse
statement of General GRANT indicates that
he thinks we have had overmuch of mill
tary commissions. It was time they we're
at an end before they began. ,.a ~sLx
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

Il.
The long continued, arduonsan effect
I've Services IF Nr. RICE for the benefit Of
TIE State q, large bis careful ls'h at.
tension oto the personal interests of
theusands.'Sof stss sainhabitantas- withs
'outs fee, favor ofsny other hopesf reward,
than an approving yeonsoi enoe, Are strong
arguments in the present canvass. They
greatly outweigh partisan opredilecdons as
weli,as the clsihs 81 BIS opponent to pub:
lie favor, and IS gratifying to Know they
are dikelysto de, fully recognised at the
epo1fe g. = nrG Ue-! jos 9pg BIO
s'' AS tothe negro apendpent, We hazard
nethingdn saying that twill tie defeated
by large majority. 2'It is so unpop-
ulsr il ID " many strong . Republican dis
riots that the candidates who, desire
tosoobe elected will not distribute
votes in its favor. eFhsresult of the vote
in Colorado and Connecticut upon this
question has blasted the hopes of the rad
icaas in regard to7its adoption in Mime
sofia! The vote in Connecticut and Colo
RADIO is 3 fair index to the feeling of the
people Throughout tie Onion. They are
in, favor Of, preserving the government
founded by white men for the
use of white men, and will
not consent that an inferior race shall be
permitted to control it's administration.
The radicals may a. we'll give up all hopes
of success in-their attempt to degrade
white men in Minnesota 10 the level of ne
prnes. - t-ooc34 31s231sg 81 -,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

Gen. Marshall ard AlSSssssd Risht
~ Hand ,, .ArgulleNnI fe1 YNSkros SUI:
49, fftsItts---.s II. M q. ~ q nadway's
= xssdy Relief ssasae. Sc <4sNe,
e b alittle remafka a tie negro
philhta 81 this STATS I'D pretend to-
e Offer & DIV lija Argument IN negro suf
,Essa But say, 'sIt yef St'ss she ballot in
Efhe sEed right hand 1t SsBels and trail
sa,sv Sas cannot refase.ft + as loyal ne
as he is sornssmes called, the,
hero, " whdAbore off the .paltp :
! Iiihpgahe white nssa into the Sc tses &.
rails Superior proves, Sd the late var.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13
A How Goes the G at,apaign,s

l. hOvV 3gO69 the O0tn PUtSSus
.sPosL5I,7 ec!lqCrI1oH ---e-7f1 sUCga19l s}r3 Z
i44EaasWe have;xery cheering intelligence from
= aH parts Of The Stats concerning the pros
.RRsssts Qf TIC ticket headed y Hon: HssRr
34A.n RloE.s in alpaisst; every county gem,
sfssmsuwho have supported Metropolitan
N P9ssfty id formeS elections, have announced
n 1aair Oct fmnation to vote for MI. RioE,,,
q while the returned soldiers, With sessiineular
. unanimitys appear to shstNe arrived at the
,, same conolnson. soWe shoalds be gratifed
Cit tf We could ggfs as tie names Of some indi.'
y Ndaals of political political. pfohinepcs, y, vhel
sifshaye partially, cat loose from their farmer
fd.psrty attachmentap by q refusal toadherei
n Is the Republican nomination fer Cover;
|. par, but We dapot Bae1 II liberty t55ao So
II ssithoatsthair permission. Hamnst satisfy
sfRSar friends for The prsseot to receive our
J. YSafances fist the acoessionss to- theft
orss'aats from s sepgelicaas, a ars numerous
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13
rIie differences.

70" Cen SLoouM's conduct, says the New
York World, is Id creditable contrast to
that of leading military candidates on the
Republican tickets of other States. As
soon as he heard of his nomination for
secretary Of stete, he promptly resigned
his position in thes army. 4lLsasar. -,
Gen. Cox, the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Ohio, and his stat, draw from
the national treasury about 81, 900 q
month but Gen. Coz neither resigns nor
ldispenses with his staff. Z. >, s1s's e:ng
- Bfigadier General GHARTRASFT,st the Re-
publican nominee for Auditor General Of
Pennsylvania, is: drawing pay at. the rate
of $4,000 ysas;s AID though stumping
the State to osecureshis own election, be
does not resign; = go. s-S' - sq,o
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

11Ot110CI1tlC IUC tH1so U0ie11J
IA concurrence iR this view. rIr is at present
Ethe most impoHant 4a&t df he hour. IL
Political movements in various quarters indi-
cute that the doctrine ae9cety assztet
Ri II, the next Congress. Upon this there is no
% ntgga 10 ne the Ws aSe
financial and commercial views of Wright,
+ Benton, and their patriotic associate. land in
respect tor the r-e9nstitlti onaI rights OF the
States and citizens, established bE the sages
who foutded the govesnfheht,i the Democratic
! afty has a mission, not second in importance
no theD country, stot the. contests long since
-eiples all educated in the Democratic School
must coneur. Sound conservative men, what
ever their anteeedents, cannot fail to see that
l&he; government must, Ito insure prosperity
and presrye hbeftys be guided BY this chart. :
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

m AAendment.
ee y |ets aust be Separate
IT." tl1sa.ss
The in issb;: Gin relation to
Eoposa penty TO the Constitu-i
Hon, is y ~ W.
i by sn sa such sen amend% f9em
= ss5;ss Tor sfa 6. Va tor at the same
assume OF the tickets have been print
Ell with the form of the vote on the amend
ment at the bottom, it is important that
'nis should be cut off or erased, and sep
tsssset fte*tasa, Oh which is printed
or written these words: AGAINST
AMENDMENT TO- SECTION one
=-AfFsa4ffe5tfE-SEVEN...=ffet-eyerv-vbite
man see thaethis is done, Or he NAV find
himself, against his own inclination. re-
duced to a level-Xifh the negro.
The tickets ia proper form, maybe OBJ
tanned, in any auantity,rast the PIONEER
oLlCe. S-5'} - .H'Fs 3soiuocg 81
T1ITIT1UI III E1ILI y,.rc1sI
Connecticut Votes D0Wnr ahe Negro
SO! o1s h,A@eadmen q. nor Do.
At the election ii! Come on, Mon
0day the people voted on thpcnnstitutional
amendment admitting negroes R ", the right
of suffrage, The following photographic
dispatch shows the result: 2 a; 81 :
saHARrDoRDp0ct. 2.-Suhi cient returns receiy-
ed to showsas majority against the constitution
al amendment byEseYeral fh0usanSu,r33 towns
give ESQ !a9ainsto the amepdment,, which is
probably defeated by 5000 to 1890 majority.
Connecticut has opened the ball nobly y.
The negrophiiists- submitted the same
amendment in sls47y but wereedefeated
and now theysghayeu received, another
crushing reeuke.2 WISCONSIN, iowa and
Minnesota are the only remaining States
where the question comes before the peo-
,ple, and We cherish the, most sanguine
phopes9that the example so6. noblysset by
CONNECTICUT wilibe foNowed.sQ Themasses
Of our people, Including the bfave soldiers
who have Just returned fr6H. the war, are
not to be placed On a level with negroes
7 this wear. '2oaEG1 1870 q T4itaf
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

1. ARE YoUiFoR OR AGAINST PRESIDENT.
JoHNsoN's POLICY OF RECONSTRUCTION? u
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

Terms:-DAhY oHSER.1y ~ - ~ ,
per annum or $f.ea per: ufositn, N lSsHsS5 "'@
pdRce. s-SxssSsE. a4kst.2ZzY no 80
for sx months: Sl.T5 for cafse >1nen'ns' W eeass
for one month. . o ,,... M m
six months 1925; clubs of four copies, one pear,
NJ twentv copies one year, $4,000; and to the latter
e..s. -. Rszsaa ord NEin9it- ADJ
sress. PIONEER PRINTING CONN., NM
lG4-~--ttasji-AeS#4 4Fts3@VFFF3z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
WADE HAmPToN's EETrkR.
TO THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Expecting TO leiveth State in few days for an m
certain period. cannot do without expressing toiny
ellowciZens my profound of the honor paid to
mo by the vote given TO in the election for
Governor In returning thanks to them for the late
spontaneous and Extraordinary naturalization Of their
kindness IL Is duo TO them that should state the re-
sons which induced mo To decline be candidate In
the first place tho Convention which gave tho eleottn
oGoyornor to u:e people had. with singular
though not i'll their public capacity-rcquastcd the dsf1
guished who has been elected becomes candi-
date for the ohcc This ho " though doub
less at great personal Inconvenience heavy sacri
foo OF his private n0I eats Undor these crcumstan
was unwilling TO do anything that might causs puljt,
zeal coprst in thoStato thught ihut no good could
arise at homo from such contest. whilst it might do
us infinite uiiadf abroad Tho President of tho United
States had exhibited not only strong disposition to
bronct tho South ifsOm tho radicaiism of tho North
but 90 roilstato ua in our civil and political RIGHTS 4
laboEs and poicy:ight incidantally do harm 10 tLo
Sute Anpeaalcd 10 Lheae considerations of tuUllc
ctIracter, dctrrng from appearing ~ a candi it6
tfre were othsrs Of private nature'no less strong
My aiairs. neglected for five years. Iuperativc,y a..
m1idoi my personal attention. Had beloved lint INV
ognon tfpvernor aid really bpncnt tho state Or
stberV6 any of her true intSr6sts DO sacrifice of rr
yat p4ture however great would have deferred me fi
acciiu, that any other postioh To Which ao
hay called nej put regarding my nomination only s
co1Tn sht lfSoh soIhS of fiy f6rmor donfldcs falt
at liberty to decline though dply sensible the hpbr
pal y me ny the noroinatQp and tho In which
it vas roceite throb bhot Tho State Iqoso reastJXs
which h0po You will understani l. and appreciate i'm
petbd mo to withdraw my name Hsyin1 given tht
rIlons for the course pursued and Expressed my
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

THANKS for your G0norous confidence in mo I s,oulJ
kindness to and confidence i'll Ine-cyilen,e as nc:
pect"d nS ts gratify-authorzesm me- trust Without
presumption. to udd Il lew words OF counsel ."
For years Issste has been boast OF ourSiat that
There was nut onc.p party within her limits JonIn6nda.
blr atHal hat Htatcof aurs was ,luriag tlc war
II ~ soarce$ II il all rss now Every asIrltior OF
the past e"er duty of the present every Lopc of lh
imture bids us still III stand 'sboudor to shoulder.
Inc work bcfoi; is doiand all the trnt sii ali The
courage all the ern1hc" our whole people Lei no
party strife, no minor isSlcs. party politics divert
US rom the great and PRESSING work of the
Nate q, ad ,aI toas II RS'ih ,; on" pros:ras ami
may br with the forms the rights, and il saiiciiy os
sSS S b2sS4 @ $s&as @ sss r ,H w.n
mny ns wsrhf @ wn.sr f% ssd % ysSg ,bss as best
s say SSi'K ce iat when M form. of rrn,ncn, are r
Convention will bc subjected, 10 harsh criti;isni ut its
action mpuS"d Shauid suc,. .pnlapl,y. he tie ease
ccptcd this Convention as srt and parcel OF the terms
OF yonr surrender. Tho president had no shadow OF
Statcs-o order Conventip this ay other state:
5nt, as conqu.ror he had the right to or,r, if
ceptcd aud you aro bond by every dictate OF honor
and of manlinces; TO- abide BY them honesty and to
not, myself. nlly in ali to measures adopted by
te Gonveutton but sali cheeri,y acsuiescc in the
ana willingly accordt il high praise for manner
N NV Snel i aiSrhargsd it's arluoS ami nnwelccmc la
than it ditho dignity. the lcarnin. the virtue, ana the
rip'iSIS isI I .f ss Sse and sure p was acp
Entertaung these Xicws think that il is our duty to-
SS,a tic action of the Convention in rcco.nizn, the
attiitbm nf saSSry. t9 SUPPORT te lisSsi0le,of the
United states so long Is ic niahilcts disposition
restore all our rights rs sovrrciEn State AMI give
aF-lFewly cfr1ial cooreraiio his
grave and r. sronsibc duties. Above all ri us St:d bv
our Stac!:cr records honorable. her tIcut,hton u
tarrfhed bUr is ireOunt:y the land -. "Ir atly
y, The home of bur Affection. Here all our hopes should
ctntrc; hers We have w"rShippci the God OF our
fntheF here d'nid c'iarrcd iIhaQkcl rns urc th,
SPOTS w once fondly called homes: iu Ler.. We
buried ttc ashes Of our Kindred. --.r,. t>
e:hs s to olp Sn1 lnd they lptcn , by Ficr suf
ftrii$ anti idtr dtsbitio:I .tIA;lj
And aS a chill wh", soaring sounds ni",,si.
'tailigs close AMI closer t" ihv mothers breast
80 the loud Torrent :liDl the Nhirlwrtl' roar
But hind US tuour native land .hc more.
trust that yau viii p3ri;r mc Cor ,it venp;nr to
counsel Ynu 1;crv ny: t;iii it7s rrrs,imrticis
feeling that q" 30. bItt solely in ~, honest; sincere and
humble is"i'" of contributing e mite tho welfare
nlJign9r 81 pur State What / have said ha> ben
cS9ked By yr recent of kindness to-
ictions of my for it assures nj Your belief that
biddhkS y,s farewell 'S Ag Afpt EHeeycr the Stat"
needs my services sl. las only to command, and
shall obcy.
81 am:5eky resnGctnily and sri.ciny. you. fellow
c'i"eh' =. :. WADE HAMPTON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

: !DSr PUBLIC NOTICE rpFFiOE CLERK OF
COUNCIL. November 10. lsob:-Thc attention OF own
crs aud tenants OF lots Ia horoty directed to- follow
.ing ;'',...; d.. ... ...'...
Every owner. lessee. occupant aud tenant of any
premises fronting on any street. lane alley, open
court ahslI on every day santaya gIoeptod have the
dit. fi:h garbage or other of plat6f front OF his
or her lot II, barrel bo2 or hehp, and In Fa mess Tor
tile scavcfBeis by O'Clock A. M Aud any person of
fdnding r:rein or placing any dirt fth garbage or
other oir after tho hour abUve named viii be subject
20 ane OF not Iesa than 81 than S5 for each
and every offonoo 70 DO imposed by tho Mayor. M a.
py order. =" H. ,.a:A :;
. .NovembaDli :. ". q. sMITH, CLARK u oounol.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

] dcA OF the extent of The oy stor trade nIky be
N"rnI mn nm, I'M I'm; not ;as stated in the newspapers OF
sHi, hs I,e thipments of oystcrs from that city
70 ne~cen feoo and 1900 haffbls trip OF tho
i,nea "E aDout ihe Same to Boston, and the two
about lUtU barrels ''"-"T =" ero1"6" "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17

.i, H. lawson. OF Georgia. delivered lecture
unny ~ YORK. In reply 20 tho.rooept speech OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-17
q. - -" ,
A CARD.


It. THE. MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY MOST
respectfully AJAX for aid from their e9w:ctizrns Of
Charleston in the purchase of NEW ENGINE AND
APPARLfUs. 9.E .j--iS
: In making this; appeal 70 the pube eS would state
that this Company formed in 1882 and that their
Engine IL now completely worn o'tt having been in
service fifteen years They therefore, confidently .p:
peal 70 thst feeling satisfied that in view
of their past sevidos generous public will deny
them that aid which. while increasing the efficiency of
their Company. will At the time d to the welfare
and safety of the community
Subscriptions will be received by either of the under
signed COMMITTEES, who will gall upon the citizens
Wards .ils 4 and 3.-W. ID. HAWKINS and H. FER
RARA.
ward No. AZ. T.. MICHEL and z. NJ WHITING.
.. Wdrd No. 4.-R GRAY and THOS. DIXON Jr
Wards Nos r ana 7.-P. E. DUNNING and W H. SIG.
VALID. ,--.i
INrrLs EJa ali s.-N DAVIS Ind W JACKSON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
SELECT SCHOOL.

RT IsS s. L. BAILEY, FROM ANDOvER,
Nl Mass, will open Young Ladies' School,
W1sh I aPrepsratorv DepsrsEent for girls and small
boys. ON Wednesday Feb. 9Th, in the Room, con-
nected With the sargent Place," Brsdy street;
FonnER PArRoxs-Judge Hoar, Mrs, Nathasiel
HawtoOrne. Hon. Simeon Brown, # Concord,
ps...,xcr- R;rht Rev. Henry ". Lee, D. D.;
p.v n s. Watson. r. lies, n. D. D l. Shorey,
ca Richard 8. Nm, AeQ James A. Arm
e1rens. Esq. FEB 7-dan-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

RAILROAD MEET1No.-We are glad to
know that there is desire among the bust
ness men Of Davenport to unite with the
people Of Washington and JEFF. rso counties
in seeing what can be done towards obtain
ing . connecting line Of road between the n.
4 n, ct Washington. Iowa, and the Bur)ing-
ton and Missouri Railroad ct Fairfield.
Mayor Lowry has called meeting ct the
City Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening, for
the purpose Of sending delegates to mass
meeting to be held at Brighton, in Washing
ton coraty, on the first Of March. wetrus
the citizens will turn out en- mases Hese. il
amaster Of real importance. The right stsp
taken at this time can but result in untold
Dement'S 70 this city. Let our business men
sske nold ef It earnestly. It is something
worthy q their time and attention. and
should not b disresarded. Dop,t 49,. -, !,
nov because it il going 70 cost monev ~,
ceas right forward and make N -.
hsazty end sucosssfhl effort. Let M ,.ni
. stsoag dslsoatisa b Tie Brighten ne,t
IT.. sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

Axsovxcssnz7.-Ths drawing Of ~ Pat
~ Hsuss uill 49, plass at . A. r.. On ~
2eth day of Ar Tieksts for ~ at Plum
ner's Book Stg fsb-lsdiw
Gcos1 D1vlslo1 kEDons a Tempsr
ance, viii meet every Friday evening At Z
o'clock, in their hall, over the State Bank.
corner Third and Brady Sts. jan5-dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

Go 70 THE Bss1.-Go 70 Bryant 4 STRAIT
TONS Chicago Commercial College, to ct .
thorough practical business education, or TO
become . good sound telsg1ph operator.-
For circulars address (enclosing stamps)
Bryant 4 Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dwly.
DR. FsnaAnD, the celsbmtsd 6panish
Physician, y at his Office, On Main street,
Davenport spt6-d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
VESTS, BRADLEY { CARY.
LATE J. I. 4 J. O. wKsr,)
No. 81 Chambers St., n. ~,
Sole proprietors and Manufacturers Of
j. w. Bradley's Patent Du.
plex Elliptic steel
Spring skirts.

This invention consists of Duplex Cor twol e.
liptic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly
and firmly together. edge TO edge, making the
toughest, most elastic. flexible and durable
spring ever used. enabling the wearer. in conss-
quence OF It's great elasticity and ilcxibleness to
place and fold the skirt when in as easily
and with the ssme convenience silk or mus
In dress 1t entirely obviates and s,lences, the
only objections 10 hoop skirts, viz the annoy
ance to the wearer as well as the public, especi-
ally in crowded assemblies. carriages, raili oad
cars. church pews, or in any crowded place from
the difficulty OF contracting them to occupy q
small space. This entire.y removes the difficult
ty while giving ,he skir. the usual full and sym
metrical form, and is The igh,est and most ssyl-
ish and graceta appearance for the street, opera.
promenade or house dress. A Lady having en-
joyed the pleasure, comfort and great C nvenience
Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skrs Tor a
single day will never aterward willingly dispense
with the use of them They are the best quality
in every part, and by fa, the Iightest most dur
able colrlioi table and econorn cal skirt made
Merchants will be supplied as above, and ladies
in most first class reiail stores in this city and
throughout the United States
Inquire for lbupiex Elliptic Spring
Skirt. iebZ3 deou6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

U4vonpbru Ahfkets.
Osrycr or TIE DAvEspon4 DsrocnAs, :
Thursday evening, Feb 20. 1850.
FtouR.-Retail $500 b6t $50 paper SACKS.
e7.49 bulk; Wholesale $50 bbl.; paper sseks
e7.s0; q. 90 bulk.
WnsAr.-No. !, we'll clesnsd. round and plump,
Club, Tea and Galens, olS0.s No. ., ali souno
not clean enough for No. l, o1..l2
CoRS.-Shelled, No. J, sound, plump and NJ.
50c
Oars. No. l, clean and sound, Soc.
BAkLsY-&i 0O@ i.o5.
PorAfogs -656Qe5.
Hoes Dressed hogs elo5o0l1.so.
New York Market.
Esw ToaK, Feb 23.
Cotton quiet. e4@s5.
FLoun -Steadisr $lo2oQloss Extra State
Gil o0@ll.l5 X. II. y.
WHKAr.--Dull. s2.l0 Chicago Spring; $2.20
very choice Amber Michigan
CoRs.-Dull. xl.ss FOR old
OATS. $l.l3Western.
PoRK.-Dull. s35OS5.s7 New Ness; $50 s3.2 .25
one year old; $50 prime.
New York stocks.
NEW YoRK, Feb 2s.
Gold opened ut l.s5s6; closed at g ol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23

BUslxKss EDUCATION. To procure thor
ough knowledge Of book keeping and get .
thorough practical business education, at
tend Pratt's Commercial College, corner Of
9th and Brady. Every facility afforded 1t
reasonable rates. Reduced 1tes to disa
blcd soldiers. nv7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
THE ODD FELLOWS
Davenport Lodge No, Z,

viii hold ! FESTIVAL At lie Claire Hal On Wed.
nesday &, ening, March 1.
Good Music and Supper will be furnished ana
. general good time expected. Tickets 6or an
occasion, can be had ct Lindsay Jewelry StoIs
md 0ssens's News Depot fsh22 d11
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
IH4uI'v- IVI DuPscN HstH1ptEC svpTHnG
Skirt. febz3deou6m

"PSYCHOMANCY.' How either sex may
fascinate and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose. instantly. This simple men
:al requirement all can poss SIS, free, by mail
for 25 cents, together with guide to the unmat-
ried Of both sexes. A queer, exciting book =
loo, 900 sold Address, I. WILLIAM s Co.. Pub
lishers Philadelphia. feb23dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-23
ArDirok's OSFTcE, Iowa,
~ No.. LII ~ HCns


1T rs HEREBY CERTIFIED, That. on the
l1th day of February, ls65 a sworn statement
was filed in this office, showing the condition Of
the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, located
at New York, in the state Of New York. on the st
dav Of FEBRUARY A. D. 1866, in accordance with {
provision Of an Act Of the General Assembly of
the State Of Iowa, entitled an Act IN Httafion
to Insurance Companies" approved January 2sth,
1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, approved
February 9TH 1858, and Act in relation to
LIFE fNL,R1lsE COHPA IVES, approved
March 18th. 1852; that said statement shows that
said Company is possessed Of the requisite amount
Of capital. and invested as required BY law.
Authority is therefore given to the above ma
med Company to transact their appropriate busi-
ness Of Insurance in this State, in accordance
with the laws thereof until the 3lst day Of Janu-
ary, A. D. One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Sixty-Six.
n IL also CERTIFIED, That William +. Ross, Esq ,
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed by said
company their lawful Agent and Attorney for
the County Of Scott with full power to take risks
of Insurance therein and TO acknowledge service
Of process. az provided BY law, upon their filing
with the Clerk of the District Court in and for
said County. a certified copy Of the statement on
file in this Office Ii il further certified that the
attached is true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereuntc
L. s. set my hand and ixed my seal of ONCE
the dsy and year first above written.
IA ELLIOTT, Auditor Of State,
8. A. Arms, Deputy. feb2S