Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-07

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as 81 I s.ss..s' s,s Cd lI,.s,'l| "A &;3yissa <;
health lhi6ya 1okt 1917 .tH1uj
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number Of this we'll designed monthly perl.
odical 4 aSost 70 y iisusd 70 ths tsblit,
2. W. revs, editor. Il win b putHsbsd
on the hrst Of each 'nossh by tbs NaeishAl
Insurance Conpaays ) and rill contain sud-
I.yslpsbls Information IN regard % insurance
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SasSassasuSes Slsl s'sJ t'3lghI
.fss EssGss lsvz6sassl l1uls t6simeet
vas settled With. ~ 6ayss bv Col. Robsft
i ISmyth&, d Sssims smSaStiSk tes vAss
sum of'atso. .Ooo. q SvH ~ bsnd red aed
Y ny, 66lAssso ssch oanr THs,10uuSwil
b paid ~ to>mssrsw. vThss ~. p~ssed
away the last Infantry organization Of ypSl
Aegsab n. saRpressins she sEaas rseslH@'
ClosiSo o. rss Pnstlsox., IT,, Bart. J.
TsA WFkssfe fel4isg At lhe 4esk sf Rrin.s.
I4Bce y pgegsassing satisfactorily. The ep'nl
tnistes appointed BY ths 'Aspsssssvs report
every thing in good condition. They fhd be
Tfabir.is. q s. 90. W. ii, kad 'ths xslsts
300. SOC. ss,;ndsdias4 4pava.s psuperty gym.
ed syrw~bs1s sCthsr ~ gbisS caves .
surplus Of ~. .e07 " osss end lasovs the
aBiMseS, ahi n sbSnGsns = sskurS every
|'dspo.itsf .ee,oad slt.s z = ~ dosst. ~asa
Tnx Poir Brsox ArssAy.-so far, ~
have been susbse 70 learn whsthos Mr.. As
kew, Of Port Byron, Who vas severely Ia
|jss1elisHtn slIaS Win leseda Qlme-
short time ago, has recovered or not. Ch.pe
has nesyet esca awsNs1, snd,apt h see ms
ulst hs committsd the rash act in mou, IN,
Of great provccatien, il Is not likely ehss he
will be. In fact, We learn that Ne has ~
ready offered TO surrender himself for ex-
atn!nstion.
HEAvr TaAxsAcrlos.-ws undefs' .. I'd
that tho estate Of G. W. Sitterly. Jer sey
/ Ridge, comprising about 800 acres Of 4 nf, /,
peS' hst xi,h OIL imprssenents bett cry
ments, stock, household furniture, etc vas
purshased Oh s ,suraay BY NJ. Thea Sc pt,,
for the sua Of e5V.o0O. This Is unq' e \
tionsbly tho most valuable fasn in the
State. The betterments are all asw AID
cost Mr. Sitterly about $4,000.
@~~s -
| A Coop Wool CnoP Mr.. Caleb Dunn of
this county, recently s,ld 5lS pourds OF
unwsshed vsOl at 37a cents per pound ore
crcp the product Of 81 sheep, the sum re-
eeived amountirg 10 >l9s BE then sold
his sheep for % 80 pet head These we're
Of the mixed Msriuo.l or common KtadS
sheep. When will our farmers learn that
more money can be made in wool r iis ing
han in any other branch of their bosinsss.
u j. 49, ->>oD>E E->Ht+z
A New REsiDEscE GoIxo ur.-M J. w.
McClellaad, tAsl ofssar 6di.der, has row
on hand . contract to tear dosn the brick
residence nearly opposite tho Pennsylvania
House, and near the corner of Iowa and
Fourth streets. which was formerly owned
by Mr. Chauncey Krum, and 10 erect ID ~
plAoe,e two story brick, neatly flashed res.
idcnce, u &c worth about six q seven
|thoiaAnd dollars. Il sin psSssslfs - com
pleted before September.
!. rsn rcts ssAsLs. .-Mr.J. woik ha,-
is1 .rs-rassJ7k6 Md his old intesest in the
Eclipse Stable, win hernaftsf. il .ccajpnc,
ton With Nr. N. Hewitt, conduct thlE pop
ular institution t. the, full satisfaction Il
tho public The nsv Rr,n.has just received
] . One lot Of first class vehicles, and having
made many valuable additions TO it, stoc3
| wili be pleased to see all it, Old patrons
aad as many new ones ~ may call.
MAY.-1t vas once the custom IN fereigr
)aads 70 eelesretc The opening, - Ma, =,
festive demonstrations, out-of-door ham
qusts and other rusttc enjoynents. Som,
I 81 our fesdsrs may have learned THIS fac
be(ors--that is some Of the older Of Them
| aad we have even known simiiar tlerhsn-
| stratipns to occur in lowe. In tbs .sl,
countries these festivities usually result.
in despe, kseiss A6airS. and eventually il
matripo9y. Je lows they usually rrsul
in rhesmatt6, tstss aud agus, conspyp
4 dpb i. and 6tsim(} yf6perNa ! NAeh! :
the two horsg 4 he dilemma is the MGR
I sesstes, ~e hlrdy ket~r ICis some
| what Z, question Of taste, and much ais
. iepeHas "a one's qualifications ID thS "a
2 Il patience and endurance. Takiig tHl
's oonsijsratien the present high psidss {
) dry goods. the sxhorbi,snt renta. ths hsAv
tax on cigars, ths threatened approaeh {
! the chplsra. ths very ,.sool weather. II
e daupnsss of the grass. aad the gtner
! baekwardness of tho season, we-wo,ld'l
. adsiss ear yeans men to attend any RI
parties dutius the present noash.
81 CAsrs IcClssLAz sAns KsAnnsY. ~
.e a. J. .Rvstoay yof this city, aeting - aee'
,s fst ThomAs Allan. tsa.. u Saint tesi !, n
: sApsetsd ~sseAen 10 fsaes II ths Two, hu
= dred ~ (esussspA Acrss oeaprissd in ClAml
N Ksarnsy aaa xeClsllss. which not ncol
UT silsrabaspie0 ofwssk4s progsssslaet Incl
/. IN y The seSpotition thas e ahsh din
n oo The Gcounds now bsl0a0iQG - AO Go
! srnment wisl b shortly sold, Of which the
= srs several large ana eommod dious ho,, Siti
Mr.. Preston has now under bic chases Isor
"A t'stsea 6asahgsl ssketof t1lsg H. ~
sssvSd = qaasssessfsts sssGeany Of tak
Try. ana dsasns y convert them into |tsa
= 1nsat hapes Il ths c3asas of stest II