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Ciem,cn, Conner CLAY, of Alabama.


Tho announcement OF tho death or Clement Claiborne
Clay formerly Of the southern conlodeacy and late
fellow prsoner with Je Davis, Fortress Monroe mp
pears 10 have boon mistake u proves 10 have been
h. father Clement Conner Clay Who has died =, Hunts
Vile. Nr Clay, a., released from prison fow
months ago in order that he might DO With his father
his last ,iln2sa his mother Mr. Susan Claiborne Jay
died in January as foN days before tie SOD rclcsse
The ssthcr hes wears bc.n feeble health, ami IL Ia
ready wonderful thu, tho cxccmeuts, issopointments
and soEraws nc the rebellion lid moi XII him
Mr. tlay va born fahfex county, Ti,ri mia, De~sm
her a. 1850 and had strong lice 10 bind him 70 tho Old
dominion; bat acSen.gions disposition led bin TO-
Ienne-s sac, where hc grc5ua'ai strdcd law, and
aniitcd 10 tho bar " ISL he removed 10 U-ntsyillc,
Alabama, then a more village where no common ID
pr1c lCc a log cabin then uss court louac 0nd
where he has since rcdad identified with the orowth aud
progress oi that orrishins lily. Daring The Crock
be raised and equipped accompany, which he commanded
with 4ucA ard zeal as % win Ie especial
niendation Of General Jessup while he the
Affection and esteem - those Hnier him on Que
OCCASION n9ing that the PROVISIONS furnished o.
such had quality a. ~ oadNnger tho health % is men.
he al ONE tllerc' them 70 10 burned srd had sup
plies purchased With his private meaiis.
fhe prople % Alabama, arrreciating Mr.. ray's
talents ard his devotion 20 the nom Ut s adoption
fefrsd ufon hiin almost cry Once within their gt Hc
incwbc! oF the territorial council /. he sat the
boneh a. the Crcnli runr', ~ which ha wag Chief
Justice .rpm 1890 until nc resigned N isa3; h.
was meiaee aud tho speaker o. the i,sa Lex atnro;
no vas Representative in Congress iror 1877 so;
h8 Governor ~ The state IN IS pud i-sa: IN l3s
BE- s"c,ed 20 tho t'utad states Sanaa @"s served
until lssz since that tiTno Dir Gay hrs residing
% hunt ralc Nabsns. Keeping aloo ffa'n politics. lie
approved q 5ui 10 N to tso i.yc part IN The
rebellion AZ che limo drrine fiIc svar Win troops
held lirnfric, NJ. niny 0nd iary Wcfo 50 reduced IA
crcumsnccs shat General oBrs ag IN order 10 supply
tofa Wta government rlti0ns had 60 place lne naic
o Mr. Gay The rs of iadgcu. citizens lrd ~ gov.
ernnent expense VIZ ay cgs declared tl.at that oci
Of tn.ress vas the hares bio" Which i1 bal received
ffp1l the government.
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Breakfast Table must be congratulated on the wav e

Breakfast Table must be congratulated on the warm rs'
ception Of his spirited verses.
DINNER 10 AMERICAN TARs
The sailors OF the Augusta and Niantonomoh 70 The
number OF one hundred and sixty or more were iass
week honored with grand dinner In Cronstadt by tho
~ welifas sr wilkins, our Consul Al the port and
number OF Russian oHicers
great number OF Russian aTg were also on hand ana
affiliated oyiuiy with our blue Jackets The dinner wa
q enc one ihore was plenty OF wine ale &c, aud
Afterwards JACK got his moro favorte beverage.
Speeches were made Gnd grand fraernal ollia
enjoyed II there was little bo.steroas music in the
evening 10 did no damage, but merely swelled the Tat
cred from their bout with the hard.headed Russian
.Jnckg
The Russian authorities made the anar in every way
agreeable and long 10 DO remembered one Band.
N attendance 70 discourse music while Jack slowed
away his grub and hornpipe or two mas INDUCED t.
when lie dinner had been completed.
The mon banayed, as general thing, very weil.
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Tke UiscexcEs Arrive in this City T0-
na,--Addre.ses 10 be- Undc ut Cooper
Institute. Pismonih Church. Brooklyn, and
Sl.hes

Last night committee o. the Union League Club Of
this city proceeded to Newark, N. j., to receive tho
twenty eight southern delegates who appointed az
the PHILADELPHIA Convention to address the people
Throughout the Northern sates. They viii be received
here by the non league Committee to-day in the fore
her club onsr in Seventeenth street, and
be entertained al The expense OF the club at the Grameycy
Park Botei In the eronns they viii speak at the
Cooper Institute formal reception being given there
at which Hol. William II. Dodge, viii deliver brief
address OF welcome A number u the committee win
also speak ~ Beechcr's church, tho trustees hav
ing grained the Of the building for that
purpose. IN Thursday evening next, tho dele
gates will be entertained the Union League
tlab House by lilo memb-fs of the stub This will be
formal and cegcmoDions ent5itainment The meetings
al Brooklyn and New Yor, viii rrobsby be addressed
by Goyern3lr Btowsiow Fletcher, HAMILTON John Minor
Bolts, aud other prominent menbeIs OF. ahe party
Tho following s complete list or tho delegates
Teya&-A J. Hapilton, iosso Stewart, Lorenzo sheT-
wood. tioria-n D Hari. Georgia Henry q Cole,
Charles g. Baylor, Albert Griffin. Ionisana-P. B. Ran
dolph, n. W. Daniels, j. r Sewuan H. Hiorstand II. G.
Wa-Elorth. Mssour-t. I. Lofergnbie, ches. u. Moss
&. u. BoDsecourt. Alarna--D. II. Bingham. Tennes-
sea-J. T. Fowler, Governor Bsownlor, r. IT, starr Her
Boxer. Nrsinia--F. n. Brown, IysaIIior Hill, J.
~. Hunnicutt, Alex. n. Davis North Carons--A W.
Tourgee. Aarvland-Jugh :. Bond. Nssiesippi--R o.
sydney. Attansas--P A. FclBerty.
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fhc rebel Commodore lawrence Rousseau. o. Loaisi-
eba dcd IN Naw Orleans on The 9Th instant aged seven
siT YEAR, lie was satgo VI Ioeislsua sui vss az.
pointed % thc rn'od states Navy rs milslipmsn in
January TO- 1892 aud erei - spCh through tho
1872 uttl h's promotion 70 loatennncy IN jylly "a
lsl3 He wac fifteen ycals "a tho service ia tns afe
ana ua' made commander on April - ISIS His
pf1noi IN ~ e3rtain was dated Fcbrasry
1867 When ihB rebellion h,gn N 1851 Roua-
soau Nna Ge fourth captain on aha list,
ard the fast cu the active list, but hto
goo many other Havsl ana army officers 40 allowed
hlmelr 10 10 inuced 10 20 into the rebellion md sacl
Gee h position sud reputation for tho promise OF
cher temporary rank. He resigned from the rnhed
states Navy Oh March -, isCl and bid commission a.
Cari9n in tho rebel navy was dated tie same day. Tie
was n command Of the rebel Navy Yard New Orleans
from 1871 % thu time oil the capture OF the city whom
he wont 10 Richmond. After awaiting orders ioi some
tim0 and setting temporarily IN charge OF The Navy he.
paf,ent he ordered 70 tho command ~ Tie fleet
" The rivers above Mobile which ~ surrendered about
The time thai nck Taylor did.
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No, a Member Corrections.

gemy T. West, OF tho Folrh Assembly distret, says
he Ia not delegate from tho Dem lcatif Union 5oeia
ton, to the convention at Albany. lis name pub
lisiicc inadvertently.
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STATE CONVENTION Os BASE BALL CLUBS.

nspRissunG, Pa, Sept 10, 1866
i cgngcn.ion &c baso hall clubs of this State will ~
hsl ,hs CITY September ~ 70 take into conssds.ao
various matters OF iaeiest pertaining 10 tho game
wei 10 secure Official recognition b. the next Nsonst
ConvrG'on
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BosfoN, Sept. 10, 1866
4 ire In Lynn this morning destroyed the s.s-
.ro..t.onal church on slsD street. The cost 81 ~
church t25 600; insured FOR $1,000.
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Cir,NSku, 7ep' To- iscs
boiler II No gas wofss cstnfse re A'ssrronn ~
t.5fns eyai rnrsous
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Death at Joshua Randall.
stWS Eaom san fsAHcSCO.

PrlLarEriul sept 10, SEQ
ro.sh Randall died at noon to dry, aged !; yosrs
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FOUNTAIN or IItE.-nr. ~ AvANn, 40 .s
a B,seekrr .t.ct Cf gears rrari,-rl Recent 'npt
nsal Cure gl. sntod n consur rtior Psra.i. Dysrsp
and ChrcE.r Bioof rurihc'.
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a FOUNTAIN or lirR.-pR y. ANhND, No. .-
\ Uleccser sifce' - years Trseeel Rsc.mt npr.ye
mtut ere inieri sw .fory ~ Rheumatism
Neryouso.s As'hin Diseases Magnetic salse stpi
Tor g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So mstcMx' stM'nsx nssx, SIS
THE EMBODIMENT Of
PRACTICAL q Utility AND

THE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UflLITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Nay l3, 1863: Improvement
pdtsafed June 9th, 1862 The celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE. with patent cRxrre
attachments most wonderful and elegantly con
stru cted Novelty is NoIsRLsssin in oper ration nses
the STRAIGHT NEEDLE, sews with DoUBLR or
SINGLE THkHAD Of all kinds. Makes the Running
Stltch more per feet and regular than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapidity, making l6
stitches escn REVOLUTION Of the WHEEL will
gatAsr, hem. rugSs. shirr, sact, run UP A@eodsA,
BE. &c requires no change of stitch 10 NOT
LrAsLs 70 GIT orr or ORDER and will last q LIVE
rrxs, being the STRONGEST MACHINE made. II has
taken the PREMIUM at STATE FAIgs. and received
the approval OF all the principal Journals and
those who have Used them.
For the Drsssmaker il 10 invaluable for the
Household it supplies . vacant place. ."-0o-
d. Ladys' Book.
"This machine surpssses oil others We have
seen, and It would require column 70 enumerate
IS numerous virtues. ."-DemocTes Davenport.
with single or double thread, i silently
yet very rapidiy. with = common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
All person. Who buy or offer for sale imitsticns
Of t6is eenuin. Machine. will be pro:scuted fcf
infringements on the patents. This u the only
low priced Machine secured BY patent:
Single Moehiaes sent TO any part sof the coun.
try per Express, hacked 10. box nth printed
ins.ae.ioo: o. ressjR. 1fss.ss S,ns r.
ducements sent FREE.
Address ~ ordsr3 e . ~.co
asvlS-Avlyl o.. lo1 11ssa1 S&sst \ I.
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"a SCIENTIFIC WONDER.''
EUROPEAN POCKET
TlME.KEEPER,

Patent applied for June 2eth, 1852
An Exact aad RkLIABls PocxEr TrxE-KrEPSR
dor ladies and gents. A decided unique aud won
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most approved SCIENTIFIC pRucrrLss. and war
ranted to DENOTE SOLAR rinE, with 0bsosste cer-
fasnfy. and the utmost precision. More truth
tui than the most costly and elaborate Time-keep-
er of modern manufacture. II never can he
wrong. IN requires no tsy," or Winding up
too sioW. II Is most remsrkable article Just
into this country from Europe, where
it is protected BY Royal L.tters Pstest." Price
tor single one. with plain and fs.cy White
Dials, with Gold or silver Gilt Case, only 81,
Sent, postage pad, to any part of she country i.
on receipt ofprice.
All orders sddressedto
Jw DELAMERE / CO.,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Jrady Fl. first door below 2d,
Up s,ai,s, 0rer KcCosh e OTioTns's Store.
rs PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS or
i Family knttine--pfcviding Yarn or other
wIse-ss may be deEired--in The vrsy beet man
ner. and b, prices that cannot isil 10 please. Cali
and leave your orders for Hosiery. Caps Draw
e,s. Mi,tens Basques, ect. This IL the only Ma
chine that rows aud widcns an gives perfect
hts. jobtOd0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03


JoHs T. Dr.LF. one Of the Supreme
Judges Of Iowa, lat late demonstration in
Davenport. WITH reference to the prssideut's
Washington speech haid the following re-
mark bic angdagc
The h(rn ates ough. not to be al
sd represj jntauou il congrs ss ul,il the
an %: suit EAge Is given TO the regroes IN
T. Sc states ! and it is the duty q congress
.asisi /n 'h.s co}iitson precedent to
tseir nifion and as guarantees Of their
i,;tnfe i"ytty. u th4Leyrots fail 10 obtain
m's pr'cakzs- -aatIs.s~<Iv.ssGld be JUSTIFIED
IN obtaiaing it at the kint or IN 5avonet."
Such sentiments art a',ocicas as the ut
tefance OF private they become
uerly so when coinidE from the mouth Of
one whose Official Position should lift him
above par,isanship. iSuch sentiments are
treason. and des rvf that he who uttered
them should be dra he'd from the judicial
seat winch ne has d dagraced. and that some
competent cour, sh6dld take copnizance Of
his case, and punisk him for An st,emnt In
stir up insarrectio6 CHICAGO Time.
RUNAWAY AND AeclDrNr@Two horses,
attached 70 a wakon. became frightened
and ran away, at East, t,bavenpor, at abou,
noon to day. AsANf. lies sot of DR.. + j.
les, accompanied b, his sister, was driyin.
around corner ofthe street|oppos'te shi
iey's brewery, the lunaways/ overlook him,
the wagon cop.tsd With the buggy, smash
ing it lily, tipping it ovi and throwing
he occup nts upoa@ ground. The
horse attached to <6e buggy also then took
to hight. The gentleman stmgh~eAy very
badly .n)ured d. and tbf lady's face disfgur-
co. ihey were tabe to a dwelling near
oy' TIL Dr. lies frived and attended to
'nem. web@se not learned the extent Of
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LEGAL iTE MS.


We invite ilif 'ff .rtion Of re e9'ss'-
careful perusal Of Ds. tasferly's modes :.
siscment which can be seen our cola as a.
day. DIR. Esserly rniiy Medicines hay. bee
twenty years est4b'4 4stei IN II i.osis ar De
serteily popular. hs rapid sale, and'are
gar zen the best pca 80 u.c. Di. Ea-terlY y
arcs q remedy for .ae4 particular form OF ds-
e.sr, and not one slii.. " - all diseases
you often see recon s..tnf,ed by others. His nc'
ieine- are STANDARD preparations. kept IN all he
principal Drug stores through Gus tte great
Northwest. aud az - tei 't hy iHrai ffuin
all parts Of the IuiiaAslrs. A. 'g. .ehya
Family Medicines prs pared nv 'tt So OF
an Nperienced and iuoatea p44gs4. lu we can
recommend them a. confidence To /, afflicted
- being much superior 20 1she-s ing neral use
We say 10 the siict, glye them . frIaI Orders
nd lresSed 10 DR.. tts.-'8v ~t. Lori- hr viii
be promptly hlca aa3 forwarded oy cypress t.
NJ. parts Of the connfrt. ocfil dEN3Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Praar's Morn AvD tRscKLr LOTION
Cnioasma, or Moth 4tc.i. taiso called Liver
spot. aud Lent.so, or Fleekles, aIe often
vcrv annoying, particularly to ladies Of light
complexion, for the dlscolorcd spots show
IN Drc plainly on the lac OF a blonde than of
a brunette; but they greatly mar the beau
~ OF either and auy preparation that will
effec,ually remoye them without inluring
the texture or color OF The skin is certainly
4 desdcratum. nr . G. Perry, who has
made diseases Of the SKIN speciality, has
discovered a rec, s,iy f'r these diSculorauons,
which is at once ps ,mpi, infallib c. For sale
by lIitchsock d .StasS,, and Stevenson i
Carnahan. Preparca only by B. G. Perry.
Dermatologiss, No - Bond street, New
York, and FOR sal bv All druggists. Price
- per bottle. CAL for Psrrys Moth and
Frectle Lotion. frnER. FfNcH Il FULLER,
Wholesale Agents. chicago, NJ spi4-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
1o.0ay's Advertise ments.
HAVENS Il FRAZIER.

HAvE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-PARr.
Ii NERSHIP, and viii constantly keep on
hand oil kinds vegetabies Fruit AMI Prov.s-
IONS All Of ASh they viii sell as reasonable
- can be had in the city A liberal share Of
patronage will be thankfully received Goods
delivered in all parts OF the city free Of charge
HAvRNS rRAZlER.
Mach 1 1ess rnadsa
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Milk! Mi1k!!

MIX! 01ilk!s
GOUD MILK NAY BIZ HAD By LEAVING
" your orders With Mr- SWAN. on "rady 81
sale. efcts per quart rsssil
MOTION 1 TONSON.
Dsvespsrt Jaa. ~. lsoA dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

LARGE SroRr " E1>r.-Large and com
modious Stor, - III the bnsincs .e.
ton of the city arc f'r rent on rcason4s
terms Apply lis olfice.
frpS tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
& 1 Il Y 1T r NJ :. :.
LAsrnishes sudd In change of the wealth
OF. has left the roa rs ID very rough siate:-
RteHriTlse -k-ss1Mltehell' command
ing officer at CsMp k(arney, has received
regular army

GHAgHL HAIR RESTORATIVE The best
preparation ef he kind in the ina,ke. T.
cleans S, heaatifcs, ard preserves tie HAIR.
Sold By e-abbe & Co, BARRIERS, under the
Le Care liouse, at wholesale ard reta.s
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-7----- -; - - -
CIO1 HING.
A. Ma..a.En.

"a % BRADY S1REET,g BELOW SEQ
AZ ond keeps constantly on, hsnd and sskes
w to orden n
Gents. Boys nnd Chlldres
CLOTHING ofthe best material and In manner
that cannot Tail 10 riv. satisfxction Liheral
pair onsge respectfully solicited imy2i i-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Wegrny rnE ATT .i'N os GeTH MALI
AND FEMALES, WA 4A. IA @asst ai ness.
The we'll known house of S. " Ward It
Co, Manulnctur.ng jewellers, DOS Broad
way. New York, 81 81 10 sstabflsh an agencv
in every town in TIE :. and inarger that
the Agent can haze = sample 10 exhibit to
their customers, irT s'r s,Y1 ae ea..mple,
on he receip, ei 80, = -en9ine Cold
Pen warranted ml'A S,lvsl Extension
Case ane PcncI., i1 'rcrswIts, q Wholesale
Giro iiar To Ageuts. and clsven certificates,
Ca sample Certificate for - cents.
There is no Ak nt hat What can make
esuily So day, and often SO. ieb5d w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

TuE RiGHr PLAcE.-To get a suit of
clothes IN he TO order in .he very best style
and warranted TO fit in tie most perfect
manner, there is but one place in the ci iy
to call, and tha. Is at Remington & Co. 5,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
$40 REWARD

CTRAYED FROM MY STABLE. SATUR-
- dav last, BLOOD PAY HORSE, Of me-
dum size shows marks OF he harness on his
sides Anv returning him. or Informing
me where he can be found will receive the above
reward A. J PRESTON.
March 1-dtf Cor. 9th & Brady Streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03


For the purpose Of osus folly supplying
The wants Of the public, anA in order TO pre-
vent unscrupulous deassss issa palming off
inferier and worthless gosds y the Monros
GoLD PExs, shall bsrsaftss ELL NO GOODS
At WHOLESALE esnsssing ssly to Appointed
and Authorized Agents, y whom Certif :
cats OF such Agency will b given, and who
alone be able to sell the Aoasox PExs in
that city or village.
To my Agents shall give liberal dis
count upon their agreeing 70 supply the
pubic at my published and we'll known
prices.
Jewellers or Stationers win, in all cases, be
preferred as Agents.
Conditions and Terms ibr Agency viii be
stased upon spplica4bs, ~ lssssr or other
wise.
Where no Agency is established, those
wishing MoRrEN Psss must send 10 my store,
where prompt attention will be given to their
orders
A Circular with fac simlle Engraving Of
all Sizes aud Prices, will be sent to any one
on receipt OF letter and postage
Address A morton, No. 20 Maiden Lane,
New York
Dated New Yor' 1865.
ISIS r'--rr a., -s- t5 sterst vet NA
,.'p IL pi,rp ~ =. q,
ssG1 9r g leEs. rRlCEs rrbo.,'e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03
ing goods IS large and well selected.

Tn. Frasr Letter. received
IN different pofticnSof 1he State contain
t'eiufarmation <hsf the First low. C.'al-
rs is now on its way home, and may be ex
pectei almost daily. yr W. H. Gum, Wi
tng to his fatherst yss Moines. saws This
Gum viii pFotably>be discharged before
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

SEE woman in another column plrNing
Samburg grapes for Speei's Nine 1t is Ar
airnlrable article, usel ir the hospitals and
by the first class families IN Arss nlon
and New York, in preference, ~ ~. FOR,
Wine II is worth u trial, as it gives grcas
satisfaction. dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Dissolution Of Cs-partaership.
rTNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between ,he Undersigned was on
the 22d day Of February. 1855. dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Z. X. MARKS will continue the
business At the old sta d. corner of FOURTH and
Iowa streets, and is authorized to close up the
old business S <. BUYyTON
e X. MARKS.
Davenport March 9. 1885, -ln3dst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

A Wonp To THE PuBLlc.- Where do you
buy your ready made clct hing and furnish
ing goods Have voo eser xamined Sam
- - stock . Il the most re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

FrsrAs MExrlss.-bn Monday evening
next, a meeting Of tie rvuiass Of sur city
will take place at tn Fe,iar Hall in wup
pcrman's Block. fnp9k,.nt business will
be transacted, anlss64t of the delegate.
to the Pittsburg coner1ls will be rec. we'd.
Every fcnian should present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

A GOOD, SMART. ACTIVE DINING
IA Room Girl wanted 1t The Metropolitan
Restaurant. febly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Don't be Foolish. .-C4ll and examine
someta9ns urgently needed bY everybody.
sample g II be sent free by mai. for 3 eeais that
retails for t5 T. L hicott. lao Chatham
Square, New York. Jg2o-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

j. /. rEMp.g. Florist, cor. 4th ard Main
Sts. fruit and ornam -ntsl trees. ,ny26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Fnon rss GcL1 RgG,oss-From letter
received in this cty few da, ago, by Mr.
John Commiskef, from b. A. Gross, Esq,
former citizen f Davenport, now at Silver
Bow, Montana, TERRITORY, We are permitted
to make fewE Extracts. 1t is dated Janu-
uary goth, Al says: suppose YOU are
anxious TO how about lhe lodes. Well the
truth is, n ont havlngsclaims on the same
lodes thafwe have. Aas{ {asSsssgy or enter.
prise to tttesE@ anything but what be has
had some experience So | have no one
to help me, but have teen trying to sink
my own claim on the ocker, but the win
ter has been so severe That it has been i'm
possible to do anythigG. The hole or shat.
fills with snow as fastas can shovel it out
The weather is mal3ng change Tor the
better, however, / hike boueh, house 10
build over the shaiss The boys about Bat;
City are sinking on ih1 leads, wlssA-1Hl
undoubtedly all provf good. * company
from Baltimore is r}Itting tp smelJng
furnace At that point, to>&ast ths-~nious
quartz mines, having an interest in so'ae of
the leads there. This is supposed to be the
greatest quartz camp in the west. They
talk Of some COMPANY bringing ten mills
here mex, sui44n.r ~ va Wi soo-
Aear ofsig tA..ks fsoe. NJ Pow. we
may have an oppor un "a SCI
if we can get any work doneion them in The
spring. am determined I'd do something
next summer, mysssr-,i no one nelps ne.
IL lev veeVs viii II b e enough 'Sa'
at present we taust 5Ee paience. for the
country is as bet .yrne~ fot all to get rich
at once. Thr MS are being pu, in opera
ton at different places. They are making
large returrk ct Virginia City, Hot
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