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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31
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For Preserving. Ressoring and

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Ladies' will find 1t not only certain remedy to Re
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with rich and dslicate perfume. independent q the
fragrant odor Of the Oils OF Palm Of Macc.
The Marvel - Roru.
new and beautiful perfume. which In deicacy Of
scent. and the tenacity with which IT clings to the
Ia ndkerchief and pcrson. is uncqualled.
The above articles arc fs aa,e by On Dsaggtsts and
Pcriumcrs, At 81 per bottle each. Sent by express
any address By proprietors.
r. w. Wright 4 90.
oc2olyD Zee Liberty 81. New voRk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

The work Of boring the Hoosac nouns
tain. in Western Massachusetts,. 10 going
forward at three principal places-on the
eas,eriy side, near the Deeriield river, 1t the
top, and on Che vest side The shaft on the
top is three hundred and seventeen feet
deep. from the bottom Of which the bore ID
exhnded east and west. The distance a.
ready drilled is about one thousand feet
Nytro-gycsrine is used in blasting. and
found more effective than gunpowdsr. The
progress made in the cut is from sixteen q
twenty -four feet per week. The total dis
lance gained is more than . mile. Three
miles Of solid rock yet remains 10 be tun.
neled.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

DrcAy n IaKlAxp.--Thc Munster Er-
press deplorca the great falling Oh in the
Irish flour trade since ls47. There we're
then $4,000 acres under wheat. prodseine
nearly 100000 quarters. In 1890 tne
breath Of wheat vas reduced to little mcsf
than ono third, tho produce being some
thing more than 500, 0oe quarters. Twenty
years ago large smount OF fine Hour va
exported, almost every stream having ~
-four mills. Now all this is changed, ~
mills are deserted. the premises are sssssnt
dered 20 the landlord a. not being worth ~
rent and the water runs to waste. This .
especially the case in Tippsrary, where, froul
being more than oil 600 acres, tie land uo&
der wheat is row slightly less IAN $4,000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

WISDOM Wisdom without innocencv, is
knavery innocency without wisdom, 10
toolerv be ye, therefore. as wise ~ serpents
and ~ innocent ~ doves The subtilty e
the serpent instructs the innocency Of the
dove the innocency Of the dove corrects the
subtity of the serpent. What God hath
joined together let no man separate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

Sa3!U SILVER WAnE DIAMONDs eE1S AND
- hinrsa Engish Silver Cru.i Stands, butter Cool.
go ~, Dsnaer and Tea Service. Pianos. Sowing Ma.
chimes Vest Chajps, Bracelets Lo k,,s t;oisl Pen.
cilr, Sets CfJew~lry etc tic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

OniG.S OF rns QrKBrc CoSrLAaAgArfoSt
Il he fire originated from drunken debauch
cry in tavern, near day light. The ned
vera di.puting over tA6f iu.gottsn Qirs q
cards. From words they came 10 beJwsy md
the table being upsa, on which was coal
oil lamp moment the oil became ignited
and then the building in . few minutes
more. Alarm bscame general in The vicinity
and in half an hour the Ere centre had
xord In one hour the hose vas laid and
water let on. IN ten minutes after. the fret
line was cut bv some miscreant, and soon
after similar thing happened to the second
run. The fire now became untnanakeablc
and the populace panic. stricken. 7trostt
Globe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

The UNITED STATES AND MEXico. is
astounding how diplomatic" some Wash
inston correspondents are getting nbou, our
foreign affairs. They not only appear TO
develop all that they know aud hope to be
true, but much that ought not to be made
public IL il were true, and much that Is
without the slightest foundation in TRUTH
Il is only necessary TO say on this matter
thas it is not the practice oil the government
to present its foreign policy TO the public
through the newspapers before It 10 tullv de.
velopcd; and especially would Il b unwise
TO announce treaties, whether embracing in
their text protectorates or acquisition Of ter
ritory, before such treaties are agreed upon
by the principle part es concerned
We have authority for stating that the
newspaper assertions about The detail OF
affais between. the Liberal Government Of
Mexico AMI the United States is unofficial
and unauthorized, and is mere fancy work
The Administration is dealing with the
Mexican question III a manner that will
meet the highest expectations Of the Ameri
can people who believe in the Amer can
doctrine laid down by Monroe
Those who nod stock IN Mexican bonds
are not expected to preci oi,ate their ua-
warranted sensation dispatches about Mexi-
co upon the public. National Republican,
Oct. 2Jth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

Il 10 important TO remember, At all times,
when artificial warmth Is needed, that heat
ing the air has the peculiar and remarkable
effect Of causing it 10 take up and sectctc q
large amount Of water. Air that at the
freezing point is damp. when heated to
seventy degrees. OF a comfortable condition,
- hides away all the moisture, that Il is
saconfortahly dry; it then abso'bs the
moisture from our bodies and from cur
lungs, and produces feeling Of uncaslness
Il seeks out the moisture Of tho furniture
causing il to warp OF crack. if not fail &c
pieces. When il comes in contact with ths
cold glass. aud 10 redu0si ia tcmpssaturc,
il gives up the hidden vspor, and thus COLD
windows and walls tend 10 still further dry
out the mir. To make. the atmosphere
healthy a. we'll - agreeable. always keep
upon stoves, or over heating furnaces. a full
supply % water in wit3s efen.top Of loosely
covered weasel, TO constantly evaporat.
moisture to saturate the air This is equally
important for oil living organism in I
schoolroom, for plants Is well - animals
aud in churches asd school -soOms ss gel
q in private dwellings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31
DIR. BtgoloW,

ia the only Physician, - . Specialist,
now In Chicago that csn b entirely
relied upon. 60 TO Hrn, and not euS.
fer that horrible disease 10 remain h
your systcm. disAguring your Sace
and body, besides destroying y0us
happiness and future prospects OF LIE.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
=. and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

PoErRr AND fAC7-Ons Of our Italian
correspondents, writing from Florence. has
given % On acceunt Of . work Of art, upon
an American subject. which is in progress
BY An eminent sculptor Of that city. II is
entitled RESPONSIBILITIES, or the Return Of
Peace" and, according 10 our correspond
ent. is groupc Of three figures. the. princi-
pol tiguro being America, who is about 10
i,c embraced by the Angsi 81 Peace Daugh-
ter Of Heaven while War lies PROSTATE be-
tween them. The upright figures. We are
further told, are characterised BY grave and
sweetness, aud War 10 represented, net as
hidious monster. but ~ the noble youth,
Of the beauty Of hcroism. who. on SO many
battle fields. hes moved with admiration
and touched with feeling Il unspeakable
tenderness SO many hearts. The artists
conception IL very pretty one, aud We con
Tess re should like to sec HE ideal actually
realized in oil respects But unfortunate. y
the embraces OF .imericd with the .anoel Of
Peace are intcrfcred With by figure which
has risen up in the place Of the rros,rate
figure Of War, and which not even the fancy
Of an artist can clothe with grace and sweet
ness. II is the curaed and cowardly figure
in which Is concentrated unappeasab.c hate,
Ease revenge and all the malignant passions
which are stimulated into existence by such
men Ms Parson Brownlow. II must be
crushed out, or War will be rcsurrecte,
with a character Of unnitigated atroci,y -
New York Times.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

FsAnTUL FsEAxs OF LuSAric on
RAILWAY TRAiN.-As Ilanwcll, England,
receatly, . young lady vas put into tram
alone TO 70 10 London. As the train Was
% the point Of starting gentleman rushed
up and got in. Shortly after the train had
started. the gentleman jumped up and cx-
claimed, This carriage is too heavy, it
must be lighted" and straightway his car
pet bag disappeared out Of the window. lie
sits still . fe~ minutes, when he begins
again, and this time bic coat and waist. coat
follow his BAG.
Alter little while he said. "Lss US pray
for the Duke Of Gloucester" Down they
20 on theie knees, The poor girl, only II. too
frightened 10 d anything but obey. When
that was done they prayed for tho Duke Of
York, and then for another in fact, through
whole string Of dukes then they Sit
down. the young lady frieh'ed out Of her
senses.
After . few minutes he begins again:
ut won't do; can't stand it; The train
10 too heavy, either you Of must get out !;
don't want to, 80 you must CO." The girl
in dsspaie, says, "But We have n,t pray cd
for the Duke Of Northumberland"
..Ah, no moro Ne have."
Down they 8 on their knees, when luck.
lily The tfSin stopped At Z station, and the
young lady hdy called the guard, when Il
was discovered that the gentleman vas q
lunatic esoapsd nom llan1ell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

Sole Asent ana Pruqsistor sos upwards oftwen-
u yoora 1heg are emit b. mall. n ordinary ~
u enyseopess Win nall inAractlone and advies~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-24

GTRlGKLA My SEGUU q b ss43AffSAM-i
~ This valuable remedy fur coughs and cold h for
BY Dsnlsj wHKINe0N, sA1TLxrT . 90.
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Incorporation.
. Notice Of sInco1oHtion

NOTICE is hereby given that Charles M,
49,. y son. H~sm barney .Dssta " Henry Z:
Jsr rsssef Fer y. s5esr rssfss kiSSsrn. and
William Leighton, have organized themselves into In
corporated company under the 1amed
"THe Navigation and HydrdaHc Company Of O.
Mississippi Rapids"
And its principal phe Of trnn Acng businsss IL the
city OF keykuk, IN the State n lowA.
The general OF the bu.iness 10 be transaefed "
the improving ths asvg stisn A the Mississippi River
all other purposes incident 10 such Improvement.
s TIE capital ssock sutnEis@d 0Nh MILuAoN Dok
LARS, which may be increased to any amount not
ceeing ipomillep dollars, In shares of one hundred
dollars Zach tustsmsn spcs Which may be called for
by the Boa-a 0: Directors at pleasure exceeding Ave
pr any one month"; and The penalty f1r got pay
frefu scc1rdarce With the CALI within thirty dsys
thereafter, may forfeiture Of all miscellaneous pre'
ousy paid .rn ~, N
The incorporation comm sneed onshs soih day OF pc
cerber 1856, aud is TO continue Tor INC i"nee' pt
allowed by las. . ,., =.
The aS.irs Of the company to be conducted by
seven directors TO he elected annually such day ~
shall be fixed by the bylaws 4. l.,
The amount of indet trduees 81 the COMPANY snail
nsr-r excecd the capital stock which has
been actually subscribed for. 800 Ft*
The private property of the stockholders shall be ex
enpi from the eorpc Tate debts. -- 81 ~
n. ". XII BOURNE, II W. SAMPLE,
r ui,,sy a sseSyy e'T'E sdrTkR ssa
Erw tRD KILBoURSE.
ID. W. KILBOURNE, President
II. X. LOVE, Treasurer. s
J. H. BARKER, Secretary.
GUY WELLS, Engineer.
Keotuk Jan. ID, 1895 So
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The Keokuk Plank Road Go.

The object and general OF the bnsiBex Of the
organization is the an'gement, improvement and
t.nsln of the plsek Road for erly belonging to he
Ks1lnk and Des Moines Valley Plank Road company,
within the unity or lee Iowa. belonging to the
ssid Sample Fulton and Shelley, constituting this
fzation by radng planning graveling or stoning,
ma found most feasible aud prscticabiA, within the
b,ssiae-s aud means Of the company for toll rod
The Principal place of business oil the company is At
the city e k-okuk Iowa.
The capital stock ofth- company 10 ftr Thousand dol
lars divided and presented shares of hundred
a.. lars esch, with provision fr increase of the
sc to douhls that sun IL voted by the stockholders
which took b. paid in ~ may be prescribed and
CA "a tor Nv the Bosrd Of Directors
einptfrora iiAbts FOR thu hts If the comrsny and
Of the company is limited to the amount
Of stocx sr tna!lv paid in.
The Ia ones. ami affairs OF tbs company 10 TO be under
th ntr0l OF B1zri 4 three Direct rs, which Board
may he increased To five, when voted BY the si@ T.
1,rs, from which they TO --lect President, who
vii he the general sup rintendent and eSoeio repre-
sentative Of thu company.
TIE corporal with this publication and
eoatiane f the set,rof tveaty yesrssof for the
lrs-t tne authorized by Law su5ect " reie'sal ss
nav b. ilet mined by the stockholders.
Hugh y sample Harry Fulton sad James Shelley
consuiutc the fist board Of Directors s, until
eir ehaHb eie ted according to the proy
sons Of the articles Of organization Of tie company
The officers Of the company
II. ". SkiiPbs, ptes't II hRY RuI.JuN. Ssc'y.
y @ LItNEsea a. 4 itrsll.rY, ffessarst. = ~
Jan 70 tsr6 Nv
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g. IsiFf' SAILS = State II Iowa, Les county-ss
- By Nirtae sles execution 10 Directed r.
suc ~ the Crk OF the district eourt IF raid County
10 favor Il 4 Ramsay and Spof,td executor OF J
Ramsey IL aud syainst -aiiie Marston will
s u" highest bidder the ifout door VI tie Clerk
ofe IF he District Court ~ lee county, Town. Mt keo.
knk said ro,uty, thu lst day tf February lS16
bs5wr-n tbs heprs % OF ocks N and e'c Ok
comm hcng at O'Clock Of sail dar, the 20 loving
preprlfy ait; lots 10, H. AMI II. il bisck l.9, N the
CITY o. h eokIk, Tee copnsy. Iowa - "a ~
qobssdid ny order Of Cont 10 satisfy said writ Of
cutiuu tSS AEI ANpsRSNN,
priDt' fee. 81 a.. Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa
acEus-, laa !, fsJG Tvedl
2 q
CHERiFFS SALE-State VI Iowa, Lee Comfy, 81.
- rs yirtls ~ q ~ .tion g. directed, is
snAf iy the tk ~ the District Count vi ssid county
In Of Dray Ca,S Cos arrf ae>i4st I Nc kin
Dey all ep b. he highest )aaer as the froni door of
tn : - nj ~ thu III trict Court Il &c county.
11w K.Sus "a said ceuuty. the LIST day OF = b.
ruary 1856. 5etes-en the hours ocieks ard
O'Clock y. m c mnrlcna at 2o'eock y. Of said day,
thu toll wing property, to-Wt IoS' AID $ N block
H. g. ;hs cay eF kcuEnk, Lee county, loSa
10 ps said ey order OF Court 10 ssiaysaa writ Of ex-
ecutioa ISR.Ef ANDcR ON,
Printers f'e, 81 90 sheriff Of Lee county, Iowa
Keoxak, Jan 81, 1855. wed Aa *A
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SbERIFfS StLH.--tat OF Iowa, lee coputy- s..
~ Ry virtue of epec~l executiou dirsch&, H.
se ly the Clark "a thc,Distrct Court said abihty,
in fvsr ~ lirsn Barney and against Alfred Roberts,
will -el to the highest ri ider the front door o. the
Clerks Office of the D trrt Court of Lee county Iowa.
at k-okuk, 10 sad opusty the lst day eaFsbvuary,
1904 between the b, Of O'clock and oirscck
p escsg at o'clock p n. of said day, this A.
lcvfnr efy. towit Lot g. In block las in the city
of keoAuk tac county, Iowa.
= -s ID 81 order OF O1u.t to satisfy said writ Of ex-
ecution. assar IsRKff, AvDsRsCN
Re kick. Jams. 1863. tw'dl Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa.
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Speer's Port Grape Vitae

DURE and four years old, for the Comm
Il MIN Table snh Family Prescribed by Phi a.
clans for Females, WEAKLY Persons and Invsisds The
Great ReD@dy for kidney Affections, Rhsumssism &nd
All Chronic nis>as>s
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smrsaiaog sdT-.zor1azsz dzA sroI
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.yntice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hugh W..
v sample, Harry fnl;on and James N Shelley, Of the
county OF e.. Ioxs, organ zed themselves, with
tho, may here after late With them, int
porats aud it stock company Ter the ia~s Of Iowa
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SHkHSFS SALG-st of Iowa, Lee County-a
~ By virtue Oh special execution. to directed, 10
su by tue Clerk of The District of said county, In
f~rvs VI YIN Collins, ssssn - Milton Colla Ms, and
Rpin-f VIM wlnenmeysr ~nlseh y q q higk-A Bid
der At the lroh d,or or the Clerk Office Of TIL District
Court - ee county, Iowa At EeokuS in ssidcouny,
10, II DAY OF Febtuary, 1865 between the bonrs OF
ocl - m an = m conmspctpg at o'clock p. M
OF s"d a'y tne ia,SIrg proretysto wit: Lots IL and
IL 10 nlo5" = Ia the city Of keesnk Lee county, Iowa
10 sod by order of Court TO satisfy said writ 81 exc
cut u ISAIAH ANDERSON,
PgtIs fssrS Va shssaa Ley~sansY ssva
4n IVA ~
SHEk1fFS sALk--tate 4 Iowa Lee County-sS
- Wy vrtae CT s,e ial catsn to me directed g.
sued BY clerk Of the Dstrt court Of sad count, q
favor Il l,rrln bsrney sad agaiu7t Georgs l. Conan
viii yts u ~ ct u td NJ ID frss sor of the
Cr,k'- I'D ssf tks hsetrct ccstsof hes rrhnty low.
at keoksk in said county, tbs lst day February
1s'6 bet9r. the hours of o'clo o M and o'clock
pm comm ncnz at o'ci ok 70 OF said day. ths fpL
lowing ptpery to-sit The sfuih vest quarter AID ne
wet ht o the aor.hw ct quarter VI section z AID the
southeast quarter OF section ~ all Ia TOW nshp q range
west, 10 Lee county, Iowa.
Tt % G Of css e ~ :sss SC. s,,i o. '1
heck ak, Jan & lss6 wed sherih Lee Co lows
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sfittta u -; I,,sasssi
Miscallaneous. !, ! :
CabuIs Hair = Tonic,

sta :
fhissAsq fsttps, Which nosssaapstAs pssu
laF pseekss hair to ttsoriC
- 0enS y TO sdhs the celOf Il po1eessed bslfS \
ftasase grey Hts = pefnanent cure for a1udryL
enafsea6 ths PuotB efthA Air gisss til
1etr eseaeS Ard natnFAl neistsre 4endra6scz
e thsakin. Persons shaa
thsprepnyrslon sAy that they have tried I'll hbA6 a
Tonic sue Hair RssSFtfvee and ma nsyey 10
Asa sny ~osia produce the desired reslt
anl thaH - afie4 ny HAIR Tonic. II has csred mar
ems Who "a 4niAd uassas Of dandruA ~ kattted ana
censnted toeetbsr ip the shape OF cap covering a.
whole head and In the course OF thirty days ar
~ Tonne dandru ali disappeared and ia
hair which had until that time been prvs.ssd fru1
growing, rssuned tts fornsr healthy Srowsh.
In the one James Msrshon the 2lsf Low
ntry, whose head was covered with thick coating Of
AaudRs6snd scurf mentioned abcve and whose kair
AaA almsst fallen Il shown the vrtua Of
ths rouic. for 10 the ofthres veeka application
oft ha scalp assumed healthy conftios aud his har
commenced 30 grow beautifully This IL only cass
Of the kindn athonsAnd could mention many others
butfor want ofspsce and cost prevented from Do
ting 20. a##
Sold BY BOkGE CABUs, corner Of Second sad MAin
Atrset Prtce1b cents per bottle liberal dsceun, 70
be tSade. ocz.d6m
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Keokulk and Hamilton Missis-
sippi Bridge Company.

q y
NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
ssned have rnsef the msvlvcs into inco-pora-
under the general incorporation laws OF the State Of
Iowa I'M the corporate -ud styie Of the Koau
and IEansiion Mississippi Bridge coa.pang.
The princiua place or business Il said Company the
city uf keokuk, in Lee county aud State al Iowa.
of said Inc operation l. to build AMI main
tain a rad way and foot ,rd dee the Missss-
in river a the city 81 Kepkak
The Amount OF c4piia tai stock authfrizrd 10 million
dars be Increased necessary Ivy vote u the Di-
r. aud re p.i ia insallments of not than
10 per cent ofteser than nA.1ineat in 81
dai
SAID fncorora ion is t. begin the 18th day Of Janu-
sry q $50 ami 10 c,nHu. iity years and It's affairs
are 90 - conducted osrl seven Directors, which
pay ban, SD 10 70 he elected the first Mon
das ~ .uae Of Zach YEAR g..
TAI Comp my anihjebtedn%ss equal TO not
IN than tso-thrs 81 its capital stock The private
property Il stockholders Is exempted from liability for
drt the cumpey, except TO the amount OF their un
pa stock
r. = ROVER. ii RT1D,
HENRY SrpoTG, JAMES z cox
WI HEIGHrnN D " MELBOURNE,
GE3.C tNuERS0N, SMITH IL MILL,
WM. lIIoApsoN, C IL rEkRY,
II 4. LOVE
4ta meeting of ,sid Company the following caucers
vsre slecieI.
II, T, REID, President.
GUY WELLS, Vice President.
GEO. G. ANDERSON, Treasurer.
j. II. BARKER, Secretary.
Ja-u.rv l6tr = -
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