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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

TmE posr OrrlcR 10 now opened At 8
o'clock every morning, the regular winter
hou. Of opening heretofore. Tho eastern
mail is scarcely ever distributed much be-
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door half an hour later than the recent time
can make no materisl difference to the pub
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- Warranted the 0uly sure and perfect cure for
iLkS LkPROSY. .SCROFuLA, SALT RlIEuM. and
al Dieeases q the akin. For lnterns and External
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Of ilufs No csscs Of failure in Piles numors the
LAse yooss. Pr afed BY HENRY d. FOWlB, Il
Prince a., Boston. Sold everywhere. oct31-deOd
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MopgL PnoToGRAPH GALLBRr.-P. y.
Jones. the irrepressible photographer, whose
pictures ore the delight Of every one. has
rented the third story Of Davenports new
buildisg which fronts On .Bsady and on
Third Streets, and will ct il up ia the most
eieg.at style for permanent plaee Of busi-
ness. His principal light viii Be from fif>
teen foot window on Third street, next 10
the Davenport National Bank. The estab.
i-hment will be complete in cvcfy respsc.
and the guarantee for choice pictures per
feet.
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RECEIVED THIS MORNING FROANEw YORK
losk Cnun, uosifos, 0frsRy QuKaH, CR,efnAl PAax
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McCOSH ODlORNR,
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PuBIc TAxpERAncE MEEfINo.-The
next VI the series Of public temper>
ancc msctings under the auspices
Of the Sons. Of Tempseanco will b
held At Temperance Hall over the Daven-
port National Bank this svsning at u o'crk.
There will bs good speaking and good
music. The public srs cordially invited 70
J attend.
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"wnY is il that so many American wo
IAN die at an age when they should DO in
he prime oflife - is often asked. The an
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December l2, 1ses-dlm
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Government of the United sfetas

Government of the United States
President-Andrew Johnsos, of Tonnes.
see. s' 'ftJ,'G
New York.
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Pennsylvania.
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Attorney Genefal-James Speed, of Ken
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E.1ot Indiana. 1, 8,g aA.' 1851 gIog. '.
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z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
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oyad Ringfeld Scott, Virginia. Dua nair,o}
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Judiciary.


District Judge-Wm II Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity--Isaac II Means.
Clerk of Court--Saml b Glowney.
Sherif-Elisha w Olleycr. '1h
0rdinary-James Johnston
Tax Collector-Ro obert III Jennings.
Corouer-Robert Hawthorn.
Escheator---Jacob Feaster.NH
Notary Public---Jas Stewart.
Magistrates. 2
Jas Il CALDWELL, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorns Daniel b Kirkland, Henry Glib
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T Broom, William NJ Martin, DIR William
Carlisls, H ii Counts, DR. D Lauderdals.
BOARDS OF G0MHISSI0WEKs.
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.u,s, Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
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DR. RMoMaster, Thomas nj Lyles. John s
Douglass, Robert Ford. .,J John w McMeekin,
lin Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
commissioners of Free schools.
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Al X Craig, William Crosby James A McCro-
ry, Ellison Dr. r McMasier, DR. W E
Commissioners to Approve Pnb-
hC ScCurEaAcSs
"n Henry i Elliott, James r Aiken, John Ii
Propst, Mansel Hall, James S Stewart.
Commissioners of Public Build.
." ',@ts.'@E 'si imSs.
yet James BsMcCants,l hugh b McNfaster,
DR. w 3 Aiken, @ r Thompson, James H
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George II McMaster.
sqNN commissioners of the Poor.
Robt Hawthorn. Treasurer,
,,.,f, Rev G Porter, Clerk.
Gen d Cook, D B Kirkland.
10 II rqran Town Officers.
~ Intendant---Dr w E Aiken. anm
t& Wardens--Dr @ III Ladd. w r Creigst, L
W Duvall. Jas McElroy.
Representatives.
3raisSenate%-Gen John Bratton.
aoasiHouseT of -Williana J
Allston, James Aiken, Baylis Elkin. :
Mount Zion Society.
James r Aiken President.
James Stewart-Secretary and Tres
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllege--W r
Robertson, j B McCants, J II Rioh, G. H
McMaster, DR. w 3 Aiken. |A,H" F,
Principal and TeacHlers of WIT.
3angotpi s,sl Zion College. osaln
'Toa G. A Woodward- Principal
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Dwight. "'9a H'n06
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The Daily Express,
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-06
No Longer a citizen of Albany.

Mr. Thurlow Weed sold his residence
in Beaver street on Friday, TO Lyman j.
Lloyd for twelve thousand dollars. On
Saturday last Mr. Weed purchased the
large and elegant mansion of Mr.. Batch
ford, on Twelfth street, near Fifth avenue
for fifty thousand dollars. He will take
up his residence permanently in the me-
tropolis hereafter II is now over thirty
five years since Mr. Weed came to Al
bany as editor of the EceniRg Journal
He had, however, spent much of bis time
in the city previous to this period as a
journeyman printer and member of TIE
Legislature having served two sessions
"a the Assembly in 1925 and 1890. repre-
sefiting Monroe county. Mr.. Weed lived
but in three houses during his thirty five
years residence in Albany. His first
housekeeping was in the dwelling on the
northeast corner of Green and Blocker
streets; from there he removed to the
corner of Hudson and Grand streets. Mr.
Weed always enjoyed the reputation OF
good citizen and kind neighbor The
poor will miss friend in the absence Of
him and his generous handed daughter
Sorrow and suffering never left his door
without carrying away II light heart and
something to make the little ones happy.
There will be many sorrowing heart at
their departure, Albany Knickerbocker