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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

WHAT ARE We Do:x0.-It 10 an ackrowl-
edged fact that Davenport 10 the most i'm.
por.ant point on the Mississippi for shipping
purposes, that We do more ia that line than
any other two places in the Nerthwsst and
that We have the farming country tack Of
us, much Of it yet undevslcped. snd all the
facilities foe sustaining ssd addins to our
reputation. Our lsnd 10 fsss being put un-
der cultivation, and provisions should b
made for the increasing productions that
are dcstined to sssk this point tor market.
Az an evidence Of the onward march Of civ
ilisat,on west Il The Mississippi, we are in
formed, through the Goodhue county Re>
psblican. that Boaed Of Trads~ss organ.
lied in the city Of Red Wing, Minn., . few
days since, with I'll Of the vital elements Of
success and usefulness in advancing the in
terests Of that great wheat producing ssct;o
Of the Northwest. Cannot something be
done in our city to advance our intoress in
this direction! Wha: do our business men
sayl Tis for them 60 decide
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

Roe protection from the above, call % r.
SIMPSON CO. end take out Policies in
eksss 6sse ~ Insurance Companies repre-
seated BY shs0. Where the assured per-
ticipats in the Profits Of shs companies
without incuring any liability. Office No.
Is Bsady 81. apr-6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

OoAL--Ths opsning q . ysrd n this
city, where h kept . eessAsne supply q
choice third vein, Peru csai, y quietly work
ing change II the esal market, ~ think.
The Peru ceal 10 meeting With great lavss
ameeg he psspl. Though costing nsss,
it 10 actually nsdearsr - ses-fas dsas =
the Coal Valley ooal. This ises NJ IL
growing populasisy sf The nsU movement, II
10 thought will soon have he s0eet 70 NJ
terially rsducs tlss price Of The ordisasy q,
ticle. So mote Il be. go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
WAN 20.

vT~O RENT A SECOND HAND PIANO. Ap-
i ply 70 nasrisoa Stasks' Drug Store. al
0IvERAL SULlClTORS FOR A FIRST
y Class Fire lns Co. Men Of age asd expes
ieoes preferred. None Sod epply without good
recommendations LUTHER 7. EADS,
neIl Land Agsst. over r. o. Davenport. lewA
VK7ANrED 4 FEW ACTIVE MEN TO ACT
w - Agents, beth Local aad Tssveling. for
:. ss:y working so 1rse elsss LIE lnssrasss
Apply By letter stating ssrritesy wanted 70
Boz ~, Daveopret, IoWo. oeplSd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

MoRE DwsLL,Nos.-We are glad 70 learn
that Dr.. Burtis intends b erect . row Of
three or four flnc tenements next seaeen, On
L. Claire street, between 4th end 9th, west
side. Mr.. Henry Selby also coatemplates
making similar invsstuest bsxt ssmmee.
From ~ appsaransss Ne shsuld judge that
. great effort will Be made next year 70 sep
ply the great snd growing demand Ter eom
fostable and commodioue dwsIlineD in oes
thriving city. .s.-, s4e.s~~n
0ss DoilAn-This will get enc dsssn of
Jones' choice Photographs. Nov il ths
time to get shadowed for almost nothin9.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13

ElGzr HouR LEAGuE.-Last evening the
following officers wsre elected for the en-.
suing term Of six months:
frss.dent-Joha Gundaker, carpenter.
Vice hesident-James u. Francis, ma
chinest.
Corresponding Secretary James Nc
kimm, currier.
financial Secretary-Adam Blair, cars
pcnter.
1Fssswrer-James Warrick, carpenter.
Servsosf at Arms-R. Allshirs, currisr.
Recording Seerstary-J. N. Wallace, car
penter.
Erecsfise Cbmmittee WIN. Basradlough,
blacksmith; joseph Campbell. carpenter
J. b. Ihormann, carpenter; Thomas Got
man, machioest L. Q. Brace, MiIlwright.
This is an excellent srganixation-em>
braciug - it does, aetivs, energetic men,
who are able representatives ofthe mechan
ics Of our city. The League, ws are glsd
to hear, 10 in prosperous condition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Grand Array of the Rennhlic,

The National Convention of this or
ganization has elected permanent, Off
Gers. Of whose n 9s s,s re sss msaas
Hurlbut, of Illinois.
Senior Vice Commander in Chief--J
b. Mexican, of New York.
JUNIOR Vice Commander in Cheif-
Comrade r. S. Foster. of Indiana.
Adjutant General-C omrade b. f.
Stevenson, of Illinois, $50.
Quartermastcr Gcncral-ComradeA u-
gust Willich, of Ohio. ~
Surgeon General omrade D. G. Nc
Nell. of Iowa. -.
ChapIain--Comrade VIM. A. Pile, of
Missouri s-f.
Council of Administration Comrades
j. h. Poudit, o: Wisconsin; William
Vanderver, Of Iowa; Osborne, of Ill
inois: TIC. Fletcher. OF Missouri; T. T.
Taylor, of Ohio; H. X Millward, of Ken
lucky; F. j. Bramhall. Of New York;
Nathan Kimball ofIndiana; Clayton Nc
Michael, of Pennsylvania.
The following are the officers elected
by the State Convention OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic yesterday:
Department, Commander-Gen. Nathan
Kimball ~ fts-Hat
Senior Grand Observation-Disclosures A.
c. Rawlison &s3ss k9At1sa -
JUNIOR Grand Communicated. Chas.
Carr. siit ~" hsAe 4 8h
Adjutent G eneral-- Major O. NJ. Will
son. ~ a9,S 3s&3
Quartermastcr General Colonel a. j.
Hawke. S# r. :" ST
Council or Administrations Gen Thos.
j. Brady, of Muncie; Col. o. H. F. Bailey,
Of Plymouth; Private j. X Powers, of
Knightstown; Col. j. r. Hoilowell, of
Rockville; Colonel c. T. Dobbs, Of In
dinanapolis
Surgeon 6 eneral-Dr G X Biglow..
Chaplin-Capt Irwin Quincy.
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Cincinnati Market.

g CINoINsATr, Nov. IS.
FL0CR-s leader; superfne at $I9lIo so. and
trade brands at 81 503l3 50. =
"HEAT~-Dull: No. red 81 oaa2. s36st j.
CoRS-oia IS scarce aud In demand at Gee for
saehed. SOS for ear; dull at soc. 49,
oATS-Quiet and steady at 4se for No. /, and 45c
fer No. 2. 9a aEf n 8
kAE-Firmer; No. / II 81 - tszte 8
kARLEf-Fi-m and unchanged.
WElSkI-Steadv; SIC Ia bond.
HoGS-buIl few buyers a. S. 2sg6 so gross, and
; O. seab 50 net. Receipts, 5000. - .
NESS P0Rh-Duii; and prices nominaiiy lower;
It eonn have been bnur ht at 81 o. 5o(g2 20 for new
s BULK SHoULDERS-ao DAYS In sal, sold at &c
spscked. .<-ya4ss-s. 49,.
GREEN MEATS-DuIl. and prices lower: shoulders
SIC. SIDES s14a7lzc, and hams 101sc; demand quite
light. @ 9e ar -a-zs f. &c. zss
LARD--Dull at I25<c azl---
BAC0N-A limited demand for bacon sides; clear
closed Mise. shoulders at l4c 8 eS+ a
GRoGERfEs-bai. Sugar At Il514IE4c. Cot
fee, a5aeac- s
BJTTER-Firm at 3GI32c. g S**@* q
CHE ESE-151Sal Ice, and dull 50 7s@Es S. ss~
C E9GS-24GI3sc ss
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CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE How Iili-
anois happens to have Congressman at
large is thus explained: When the State
was districted for Congress, the full cen
sus returns had not been received. and
the Legislature, surprising Illinois would
be entitled to only thirteen members,
arranged for that number. Afterwards
it was discovered that there was large
fraction, which would allow of an add
tional member, and rather than reds
trict the State. is was decided, and n
law passed to that effect, to elect the
fourteenth member from the whole State
This is the Congressman at large, and
General Logan is the congressman elect.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

There is some reason to believe that
the meteoric shower actually came off in
the day time. We learn that at STAN.
ford, Connecticut, the meteors were
quite numerous during Tuesday forenoon,
and plainly visible. Notwithstanding that
the sun shone brilliantly. Many persons
saw them and have remarked upon them.
They were seen from shady places. and
presented a whitish appearance. like that
of the moon in the day time, varying In
distinctness, according to .heir position
in reference to the sun. ssso 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

UNITED STATES CorRrs.-In the sickness Of Judge
McDonad the e s. Courts presided over for one
day by Judge Rav, Of the Supreme Court Since
Then. Hon. Albert 9. Porter has been acting as Judge
bearing few causes BY Of the parties to the
suits. There is no delegation Of the authority of
Judge but Mr. Porter is acting simply By the consent
Of Htgants. 5 241 e.
Z Judge ADonaA is stIf ccn6ncd to Ms room BY a.
iodispcetou, which threatens 70 assume paraiys BIC
nature.--hsdiaaapclisJ osssai. Nor. "a 49,
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The Kases, Csriosides.

III
H follousas ia LIST Of erriosisies osssiasa
erSstroae,e .aj ssensc. for sne 81 our ,>tssason.
nqkiss ealisrsons Of articles connected with The
Eeatrebeilfn. "a s.
TIA heo6by wAsch CeaSresS-ras hung ua6a lie
verge Of the Government.
pzrdnring uacasnr. inrsntst N Wa.ainytoa--re-
:sscstys 20 revo,a .tnrs rniaase- 81 grS T14L
1he p-onoun q, !" Sc; in = nagui6csa: case.
patent scale used se grade the supposed hunilia-
stipn" ofa<s SsasA-no ionssria asa.
List a ofnces flsca bv az" -besbrs te dropped
riss No. rreseus ene-src NUMEROUS Tor columns.
- link ofssss chain pat upon the mailman whe sup
posed that the Prsssas but he Representatives oi
the people.
An ear of . n,an whe never heard Of the Alierna .
marble slab 70 be erected oFsr the defanei cssn-
gress of the United States; also plan of the mona
msnt 70 BE- erected in m-mory Of him who saved liz
country from that Illegal body. e
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

Thieves stole the entire washing of the
Evansville Orphan Asylum, few nights
since It included the entire change of
clothing of the orphans. and some ar
7ticles of bedding. all valued at from
seventy-five to one hundred dollars
There is no honor among such thieves.
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AarE DE- A.AGSoLiA.-The prcstiest thing, shs
s.sreetest fh .,,' and the OF isr The Least
money. II 6vereoues the odor OF persp;ration soft
cas- aad1 adds es sccyto the SKIN deightfet rer
furae; allayss headache and inaamatiou, and il 3
necessary pas,sen in the sick room, the nursery
and upan the .taiies sideaoard 1t be obtained
every where at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

..In lifting the kettle from the FIRE scalded myself
very seyerely-one hand almost TO a crisp. The tor
fgre NJ as unhAarahle.s Sc The Mexican Mus
tang Lniment relieved the pain almost Immediately.
1t healed RAPIDLY, and left very little scar.
..5+45 CHAs. FcsrBR i2a broad St, Phifada."s
This is merely a sample of what the Mustang Lini-
nent will do 1t is Invaluable in all OF wounds
swellngs, sprain, cuts, bruises, spavns, etc. either
upon man or beast.
Beware of ceunterfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine stce-pate engrayings, bearing the
signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the
pirate stamp of DEMAs BARNES Il Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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5 S.T.-lsaa--x- The amount OF Plantation Biterst
sold in One yaar Is Something startling. They woad
ill Broadway six feet high, from the Park 10 sth
street. brakes uaaHutacto<y a te tsixfoas
Of New York. Il is said that Drake painted all The
rocks in the Eastern States with his eabasistic"S
T--1Sia.-A..'' and then got the cid granny ieSisa-
tors 10 pass law preventing disfgurng the face OF
nature which gives him monopoly. We do not
know how this Is, but do know the Plantation
Rsstess SELL as no other article did They are
used by all classes of the community, aud death
On Dvspepsia-certain. They are very invigorating
when languid and weak and a great appetizer. iaa
Saratoga Spring Mater. sold by all Druggists.
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Eeninns Released.

Thirtv-nine Fsnians were released from prison in
Toronto. Saturday night. They were resased with
good supper the station. each presented with ave
dollar greenback, md taken 60 Niagara by special
train, where they cheered their guards and other OIL
cials, and were once at liberty. ASH
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

large party of Germans from Louisville, have
purchased large tract Of land Sc Joseph, and
propose leaving Kentucky for Missouri Some Ohio
capitalists have also bought eight thousand
near Wayaudotte, Kansas.-[Ex.
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ludos Wilson.

1t has been 30 long q time since we
have had a Judge on the Circuit Court
= bench. in this county, thss neither the
/. bar. iuries, parties, witnesses. nor look
n ers- on can find terms in which to express
<heir satisfaciou with Judge Wilson
This il the second terra OF the Court
q. here, at which he has presided, and If,
,nowe then wrote. he won golden opin-
- from all good people," on his first
tGRu, his second has consecrated him in
! thp Affections OF all who would see our
q oouE0 what they were in the days Of
IL Eggleatou. Elliott. and Dunn. 40
&c The charge Of Judge Wilson in the
Bullock cAee siss spoken of by legal
- gentleaAen1 Who heard it, as the most
l9earn cAaeise statement Of the Law, as
s6fN I'd cable 40 the facts of the case to
- ss.ieA they ever listened. The fact that
-uo1lfe iary WINS out SO very brief time
III aaforc finding . verdict, is higa tribute
*asaA the character of the s.charge.'-
1keeHs6arg Press. ~ga sassf
i; ] fudge W. formerly presided over
.. ~ Probate Court of this Judicial Dis
tge Dpd we are pleased to record such
y. ICE IS the above, as justifying the
Ai1ppreciation in which he was, held
q ~ -XaxnA: far legal requirements,
numerous friends here. 3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

Hemstreets inimitahie Hair Colnriug has been
steadily gro wing in favor for years. 1t
sets upon th absorbens at the of the hair and
ahanses il to its original color by degrees. All in
Simultaneous dyes deaden and njure the hair. Heinz
streets dye but is certain in its results pro-
notes is grow H. ana Is beautiful HAIR DEEssINs
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
Nav 10, lS66.---ll zs-5# ".
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

The Supreme Cour, Of Wisconsin decided Last
March that coiored In that State were entitled
exercise the rsxhtof suffrage Under this decision
SEQ Wisconsin negroes voted at the late election. and
Is is assumed fact that most Of them supported
the sBia K Republican ticket We can learn of NO
disturbance. connection, Or exeenaens grnwing
Of their voting .st4 4ss 10 8a
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AARRlED.-0n Saturday erenisz, Nor. 18th, 1866,
Rev A. Jsckson, Mr. VIZ. G. joznAx .o7 Mss Mac
IL .. Ann1 ExAsr both Of Frankitn Iawnshp Wayne
,nlty, Ind fs.-..s
nE--On Nos. Isth hF Rev. =. E K4ie. at she resi-
snce OF JAS Stevenson. near Richmond, Mr. b AKKY
AESpESHALL to Sarah E. QuIsG, all of this County
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We are still unable to give
packers are very shy, and, although or
fering from 81 to 6 cents, are not anx-
ious 10 buy. Holders are equally re-
luctant to sell, and the marke. is at a
dead lock. Several large feeders with
whom we have conversed, indicate their
purpose TO pack on their own account
and take the chances. A dispatch from
New Albany says: Owing to the declin-
ing prices for hogs, the farmers in South
ern Indiana will most probably pack on
A&-;. acoounr- Tue hog crop in the
southern part of the State, is the largest
it has been for the past five years
= Lafayette Courier, Nov 27th
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Nov Is, 1865. aaeF&
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

A boy fourteen years Of agew WAS killed
by ~ tree falling on him, near vevav,7
last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

The View York cattle market for Monday was blue
Hone tnr shippers. W. g. Tsnplefon sold 81 Ind;-
"a Beeres, average 7si at loss of $50 % per head
= Miller s., average cd, at $50 90 cost Ss7 90 IN
thao. Crane 4 sWaliams.Ie5 Ohio stock, averaging
- asslsssltc- G. W. Aateieii 90 choice Ohio, A.
age ase, At log l9c- Receipts fer Monday, 2,3ls
ne nrst aaassss was scarce and 51c higher-zs. :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

WHAT DIn IRA young lady. returning to her
country home after sojourn of few months IN New
YORK hardly recog nzed BY her friends. In place
of rustic flushed face, she had soft, ruby compex-
ion of almost marble smoothness and instead of %,
she really appeared but IL. She told them lainly
she used Harans Magnolia Balm, and weaid not be
without it. ANY lady improve her personal APP
pearanee very much by using this article. 1t can be
ordered of any druggist for only 30 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

DE 1T KNOWN. That on the Gath day of No
ID vember 1866. the above named plaintiff hy Jas.
Perry Attorney filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Wayne Circuit Court, her complaint against said de-
PENDANT, in the above entitled cause together with the
affidavit of competent person, that said defcnda n
John Mathews is not a resident of the State of In
diana.
Said defendant, John Mathews. therefore, is hereby
notified OF the tendency of said complaint against
him, and that, unless he appear and emur
ersio at the calling of the said cause the SECOND
day of the next term of said Court TO be begun and
hed at the Court House in Centrevie. the first
Monday of February next, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and ailedged
will be taken true, and the said will be heard
aud detern ined in his absence.
.sss (j Witness MOSES d. Lesson, Clerk,
SEAL and the Seal of said Court at Centerve
this Gath day of November 1856.
MOSES ID. Lesson, Clerk.
JAMES PERRY, Atty of Pitf >Hsl
4e-4E-pf-&5.