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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06

yen dc taxes sur les proprietes, profess
sions ct occupations, basees sur les nou-
yeaux tahleaux d'assessemens, pour les
annees 1862. 1868, 1864 ct 1865.
lie fout est respcctueusement soumis.
Signe job. irnIs, e. sesss: Ds.;s sqnsN B FHau
resolution No. I N. S.. dechargeant
le dit Ribbeck, approuyant son rapport.
dechargeant ses cautions ct ordonnant u
ne autre liste de depenses de paroisse.
pour etre publiee, fut unnnimement adop-
tee
lei Went lie rapport du tresorier (qui
sera public proehainement
Sur motion le Juri de Police s'ajonrna
au 4me lundi du mois dc janvier 1866.
Signe: 8, 4 gfhK5ss KNoRhocM e5s''es.a d,sst<,.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06
Etat de la Louisianc. /
.JURT DE POLICE.
Thibo,laux, le 4 decemhre 1865.

Asbs Auf0tSt1uAsF r ~ NSVuthtC ICOJ. +
.Conformement a Ia loi, lie Jnri de police
de la paroisse Isafourche sassenbla a la mai
son De Cour dams Ia vile de Thibodaux.
FnFent presents NM. j.. S. Perkins, pre-
sident,, j. .. Roman. John Nelson, Joseph
.Remont. Sosthehe F0lse. Washington Grititn,
.Arstne Bergeron ct John I,yall.
Absents p. J. Theriot, FraHk DaEeres ct
ID. B., Pugh. & ss, 81, s.
Etant 10 reunion fixee par Ia loi pour re-
Aeotion iu president de c4te assemblee, snr
motion le Jpri de police proeeda d la dite E.
lection Mr. J. 8. Perkins fut unanimement
.elu CONNIE TEL a7''f'' 9s
4 Les minutes de la. derniere assemhlee furent
lncs ef, sur motion de j.. Remont duement
sscondee, que les dites minutes saent approu-
.vess CONNIE aenregistrees, excepte la dcrniere
ipartie de Ia resolution regardant les devoirs
.etslesaponToirs do lsavocat je paraisse, pour
laqnelie j fit Ia mofion de reconsiderer. La
.dite motion ,fat perdne ct les minutes approu-
wees CONNIE enregistrees.
IR President fnt excuse de son absence a
laaderniere assemble. G. re 2
lie Conite des finances fit alors le rapport
"A lie Honorable President, at Membres du ,Juri
.dcpolice de la paroisse I.afourche.
Lies soussigues, Members de votre ,comite
permanent a qsii etc refere ct sorl,ais le
,coInpte xeDau Tar y ID. Leblanc, rex- treso-
sier de ID paroisse Lafonrche. elu, assermeute
,et qnaliie CONNIE tel les2 JUN 1862, rappor
tent qu'ils ont examine les complies ct tableaux
,du dit ex-tresorier de paroisse, sayoir:
"a Fl lie tabIeau des fonds de paroisse depuis
jain All go eetehre 62 nlnnirant 10 les
aroDtants Hominanxe en billets confederes, mon
trant. premiercment les montants nominanx en-
billets confederes, reeu dcpuis le JUN au II
Juliet ls62s. Sc montant a $780,. $l0,329 73
70 Les placements fats scion les
preuves Sc mOntent a ......... 2,99l %
Balance en- main S7,348 GA
STab'eau des fonds des ecoles de paroisse
.donnent depais le 2 JUN au. 30 octobre 1862,
TN montaut total recu en- billets confederes
ae sl-s ....t...... S9,4I9 44
a deduire les depenses Sc mon
tant scion leg preuves 2l66 Is
Balance inominale en- main S7.253 %.
3oTableaa des .biIlets de paroisse executes
ct signes le Ter .octobre 1862, sgnes par le
President, contresignes par le tresorier de Ia
ilaroisse Lafourche, Sc montant a. S4.577 50
Ilaanel smoatant il fant dednire
comme n'etapt pas en- circulation. 25I so
Total des tbilltts dc paroisse pr les ---
Qnels des billets con- ont etc recus, S4,326 90
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9dec--65
DE JoSEPHESTITANET com
MUNdUTE.

Conformement a dun ordre de a'Hon orable
Cour du 3me District judiciaire pour ID Pa
roisse de Lafourche, Lne., j'offrirai en- vente
publique, la derniere residence de Joseph
Estivan, d trois miles peu pres ep bas de 10
vile de Thibodaux, sur Ia rive gauche du Ba-
you Lafonrche, II 5i
JEUDI lime jour de JANVIER 1866, a 10
heures A. NJ, les proprietes ci-dessous decrites:
l9 UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE
terre, slime dams la paroisse de Lafonrche, q
environs trois mile en- bas de la vile de Ihi-
bodaux ct peu pres soixante six arpents
du dit Bayou, Giant le lot numero un de Ia
section soixante dix sept, township quatorze
Sud du 'raug II kEst dams le District de Ia
Louisiana, mesurant environ soixante acres do
superfcie, borne en- face par les terres de Vic.
TORN Toups, Onezime Babin, Veuve Louis
Gaude ct Glillanme Hebert. en- haut par les
terres de la succession de Joseph w. Tucker,
ct en- bas par celles de la succession de jean
Marie Thibodaux, ensemble toutes les BATS
ses ct ameliorations qni sly trouvent.
% FOURNITURES DE MASON ET
de cuisine, Ustenciles Aratoires, Mulets, Che
vaux, Vaches ct Veaux. Beufs, Montons, Co
chons ct toute les Iroprietes m0bHIeres APP
partenant a la dite Succession.
CONDITIONS DE La YEN re lies
proprietes mobilieres. CoSrrAST. ia terre
sera payee en- troIs paIemeHts gFux dsfIrs tots
ct chacun des mois de mars des annees 866-7 &
1868. Lacquereur. fournira ses billets solidai-
res arec une bonne ct solvable securte. pay
ables l'ordre de administrator, au bureau
du Recorder de cette Paroiss; les dts billets
porteront huit pour cent d'nteret par an a.
pres l'echeance jusqu'au Placement final. la
terre restera hypothequee ayec le privilege du
yendeur pour garantir le prix d'acqnisition.
MI BOURG,
9dec-65 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse Lafourcle
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Montant total en- main ..... $251 SO
Montant restapt en- dehors -
n'ayant pas cours ............ s4326 90
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06
ESTATE OF JOSEPH PAUL BoURG No Gl3.
State Of louisiana. Third District Court
Parish Of Lafourche.

Pursuant to an order to me directed by
the Honorable Third District Court in the
,hove e;rtitled and numbered case, | will
proceed to sell at public anction' on the
PREMISES, to the highest bidder on
srHTTRsDAY, the 11th. of January 1866
at J0 O'Clock "A. M. the following property
LIST. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
established as sugar Plantation, situated
in.fl,is parish. on the right bank OF the
3uyou iafoarcie, at nbont five miles a.
as.ve the tosn of Thibodaux, measuring
four arpents i,pase ar less front. by the fol
lowing depth viz yue three upper arpen1t'
with depth of eighty arpents. and the
lower arpe0t with % depth ST forty arpent.s
,,ounded above by the lands OF Mrs =.
lsrous sseau, aud below BY those Of Bell &
l.alande, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon consisting OF
dwelling house, sugar house, mill and en-
gine. cabins and other out houses
3D.. fANOTHER TRACT OF LANE
4sitaated also in this parish, on the right
hank of the bayou Lafeurche. Of about hive
or six miles above the town Of Thibodanz
aud three miles from the said bayou La
fourcle, and iii rear Of said landairst des-
.cribed being lots six and seven dissection
NO fifty. five in Township Is S. Range Is
East. containing one hundred and sixty
sfacres. N
Sd. A>LoT OF MuLEs. CATTLE,
Horsts. Gatts, Flows. Household Furni-
.ture and other novables.
TERMS, AND CONDITIONS.
The land to be. sold in block--for oase
half cash and the balance in three equal
iistalnIentss nj each and all of the months
,of March 1867 So. Che purchasers to
furnish their notes with good and approved
security an saiaas, payable to their own
orders, and BY themselves endorsed, bear
.ing eight per cent per annuR interest ,af-
ter maturity. The notes obe furnished in
coupons as repaired on the day of sale.
The land to remain specially mortgage
and vendors privilege reserved to secure
the payment ,ef the notes. AS E.
The moyables payable one half eash on
=, the. day Of sale, and the ether half Payable,
i'm tNo equalitsta alments, qne half in March
1866, and issse other half in March 1867.
TIE purchasers. to furnish their notes
with god and approved security in solido
payable to their own orders, and endorsed
by them with eight per cent per annum
interest after maturity. y.,s4..s., sss.
20 iaafaU RSIN NAQUIN,
"dec9. issssss5l 55a Administrator, 4
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06
SUCCESSION DE JOSEPH PAUL BouaG 81

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA Cour dn
Troisieme District, Paroisse Iafourche.
Conformemept un ordre a. moi adresse
par Honorable Cour du 3me District, dams
l'affaire ci-dessus intitulee, je vendrai 4 rEp-
can public, sur les lieux, an plus haut encher-
isseur
JEUDI lime jour de JANVIER 1866, d 10
heures 4. NJ. les proprietes ci-apres decrites, ]:
1 UNE CERTAINE PORTION DE
terre etablie en- sucrerie, sitnee dams cette pa.
roisse sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafonrche
a environ cinq miles en- hant de la vile de
Fhibodaux, mesurant quatre arpents plus on
moins de face, par Ia profondear suivante, sa-
voir: les trois arpents den haut avec une rro-
foBdenr de quatre-yingt arpents, ct parpcnt
en- bas avec une profondeur de qnarante ar
pents, bornee en- haut par les terres de Nine
A. Bronsseau, ct en- bas par ceiles de Bell ct
Lalande, ct toutes les bat sses ct ameliorations
qui s'y trouyent, composites dune mason,
dun moulin sucre avec machine, des caba.
nes ct antres denendances
% UNEAUTRE PORTION DE TER
re, situee sur la rive droite du Bayou Lafour-
che, a environ cling on six miles en- haut de Ia
vile de Thibodaux, ct a trois miles du bayou
Lafourche, eft en- arriere de la terre ci-dessus
decrite. etant les lots six ct sept de la section
numero cingnante cinq dams le township Is
Sud, Rang Is Est, contenant cent soixante
acres
80 UN CERTAIN .NOMBRE de Mu-
let's, Betes a cornes. Cheyauz, Charrettes,
Charrnes ct Garnitures do maison ct putres
meubles.
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS:
La terre sera vendue ensemble, moitie comp
tant ct la balance dams trois payements egaux
dams tous ct chacun des mois de MARS 1867,
1868, 1863 Les acheteurs auront 4 fournir
leurs bilets avec nne bonne ct solvable secu-
te approuvee, IN solido, payables leur pro-l
pre- ordre ct par eux elldosses, portant huit
pour cent d'iuteret par an apres l'echeance.
Les blets seront fournis en- coupons ct exiges
lie jour de Ia vente, ct ID terre restera specia-
lement hypothequee avec privilege du vendeur
pour garantir le payement des dts billets. "
Les meubles payables moitie compliant le
jour de Ia vente. ct rantre moitie dams deux
paiements egaux--moitie en- mars 1866 ct
l'autre moitie en- mars 1867 Les achetenrs
auEont fournir leurs billets ayec une bonnc
Il solvable securite approuvee, in solido, pay
sbles a leur propre ordre ct par eux endosses
portant huit ponr cent d'interet par an apres
'echeance.
URSIN .NAQUIN,
9dec-65 Administrator.
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THE UNIoN HOUSE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, having removed from his
old stand to the House across the street, former.
" occupied by Mrs Horton, informs his friends and
the public generally, that he is ready to accom-
modate them with the best of liquors.; and that ne
has added an eating House to his establishment
where any one can Be supplied with oysters, coffee
&C., prepared by an experienced cook, at moments
notice and at liberal charges.
A. PAER
Thbedaux. OFT, II. 1865, ~
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articles ds:bureau fournis en- 1sss,-s4

articles de:bureau tournis en- Is63,-64
:, $500 - OF 6s
do HG Stetson pr articles de bureau 40
do Mathuring Bourg, sheriff pr diyerses
depenses ct articles fournis d la prison
etala maison de cour 'as 4
defEtat pour laqueile des preuxes
sont fournies 100 q
do Philo Cantrelle, coroner en- plein C5
do I,tiuedry membre du Jurirde police 6
do Charles Daniels, recorder pr enreeis
lie eontrat avec A Donuaud 10
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-06

Reclamation de Jnstin Sarta arrangements des re
gistfes $50
do Chs Leeman reparatfen d Ia
masOn de Conr Is
do DR. Durac, medecin de Ia pa.
rOsse pour services du Ter
juin 1862 au 81 mai 1863 100
do H Fleetwood pr medicines
fouFnIes pour Tusage de la
par0isse AZ Is
de J D Fulfnrd pr PREPARATIONS
i'0ffice du sheriff ct de la
prison %
do "A Rohichaux pr lie marche gratis 54
do Hers Steam Job Printing office
teette reclamation deia etc rapportee 1893 Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Qua Druggists have received large and
and fresh supply Of Morsss' Espsctsrant,
which 10 sure cure fos Csoup, and has nsvsr
failed 10 cure The worst cough and cold. We
would ssy 70 ~, do not fail to give their
Medicine ooo trial for Il Is wasrunsed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

WenfnY fno AfssMfloR OF DofB MAlss
AND FsnALss, who are in want Of business
The veil known house Of 8. n. Ward 1
Co.. Manufacturing Jsvellsss, 80 Besoa-
way, Nsw Y&k, wish - establish an agsosy
IN every town il ths U. s., aad 10 ss6se ~
the Agent con have sample - exhs6it y
their customers, they viii ssed - napjs,
on ,hs rscsipt of t2.OO. . gsasins 0s)d
Pen (warranted) with Silver Extensien
Case ane Pencil, together With Wholesale
Circular TO Agsnto, 6nd elsvDn opsti6calss,
cs Sample 0o1i0eooo ~ - eonto.
Thesp 6ae Agent but What GO rake
essily = . day, and elssa 90. isb6d.wsm
vON,r UUE AM OrmER.
The sIseoss ssd he iasreasine dsmaad which
has sltssded The use Of
WebsletS veeslabh Hair lnvigegatsr,
Il The Aubisee e eonveesolion in I'll circles,
and - srs elssn oeld By Druggists that
they osser sold . preparation that met with
such oslid and unissesal psaise. Il 10 war.
rantsd % restore Gray VI faded Hair 70 IL
original sslor in /bsr resls o. tie msaey ~
fusdsi, end - = nsir dssssing Il hes no
equal being purely s1oaabis; is cures I'll
huniors of tho scalp, and stops haif from
falling o. - 60 week. Although pewssful
in ress:siae gray bet. yet y eontains 20 ss-
gar q lead; y cot dye, and is harmless -
water; \ gives The scalp healeAy tons, In
vigorsass thstoots Of the hair. This prep
asstipn u ths rssult ofgrs4 expense iasci
sntiqe espssinsnts. by ono Of the ablsst
chsu1ists 10 the cesatry, and has been thor
eughy tested By sninent individsals quail
lied 70 decide upon IL. merits, and pro-
neunced by them to haze % osqualin ma.ket.
For sels, - ueRenport by nilnhseek L
Utarki, @. Sehleesl. oteveni0n I Carnahaa.
BU1NAH + Van 0cuAScx. Wholesale
DruggssA 1B Lake st., Ohfcaso. Agents
for the N0etAAwest. sp25 d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Errsras>Ta4ns.-Henry 9. Potter {
Co. have now On hand . large assortment Of
Empress Trail hoop skirts, which they are
selling ct reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

NoricE-The Piano and Parlor Furni.
ture Of the Lo Claire House will be sold 70
the highest bidder, on Thursday next,
March 10th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

PARrxrs WAxrsp.-A partner il wanted
to enter into good paying business in the
city ofDavsnpsst For particultss, spply
1t this Office. mchlO div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13


Morse's Mxpectorant will cure n
Huenza and Sore Throat.
FIRs7 Boar OF fns SRAsoN.-About II
O'Clock yesterday smoke was discovered In
the bend Of the river below the city, I'd
rapidly the report spread ths. . boat yas
coming, whereupon crowds Of mea I'D
boys 6ocksd to the levee to Witnessshs
6rst steamboat arrival Of the season. Ere
long the anxious spectators we're rswahed
by the appearance Of . steamer, wach
proved to be the Rssolute, Captain Adans,
heretofore noticed - being the first arrsai
at Burlingtsn. She had Two bsrres in ~.
The ice in front Of the levse prevented bet
reaching the wharf. although she made ~.
eral attempts to plough through. 4 phnk
was run out on the Ice and The CapAis
came on shore. Alter conversation vith
Several individuals be determined 10 q on
up the river as far as possible, which roo
luton We Immediately acted upon. II
Vas the general impression that The fvei
vas clossd about four miles above. bal a
the beat bed not returned lest sveoine. AID
large cakes Of Ice were seea fssting oasl
after hes departure, II il presumed thatshe
forced passags.-xvscatias Jesassl
March ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

CuAnoo - 1noAoU1on .-Dy tosoFono0 4
Dsssssdisss q ~ sehssl nsetise ed ~
sioa hold N this city yesterday, Il will y
ssss tAee Dsnlsl Gssld, Esq., wss sleetsd
Tssesusis, rice Hon. Geo. b. French. N
esl6 thiag verify Of sste is this natter Il
tAse ~ French, . Treasurer q tAs City
oehsSs Anrd, ~ held thaI Pesieisa r.
EIGHT susesssivs ysars = lsngse tern than
|A,y slles nsa ~ held s0cs u ths ~
pishia ess nsmssy. The elEios has bssn
|4ss Of tfsh rsspensitility and trust. and
NJ think 70 DO no wrong to public opinion
= aying that in all respects he has dene
Ne 1sty 70 tho perfect satisfaction Of all.
Dwiag his term Of oiice there has been
a1ns stringent tmss in the money nask;t.
~ nsny tine. 10 order 10 maintais the
|Us1s :. shs city, and keep tbs schools
Inhniag. he be dssss apss his eva pri.
vase seans. Tlns u more thap the people
havs ssy rtghtt 70 expees Of ny sdissk bst
- their servant, NJ. Fsssch has
done %; and Tor this and tie ex-
csllent mannst 10 which b has nanagsd The
adhiss u he oiics, and for HE untirine
ssal, (as one ofths Board Of Directory in
bshaif q the prosperity Of our city schools,
be not only deserves this honorable men
ton. bot she hearty acknowledgements Of
the people generally. Mr.. French might
have continued in that ofice indefinitely,
had hn axA rhS>~nm IN r~Asen Eae ~ s,>rss1~
do not readily tire Of 80 competent IN on
Ger.
NJ. Could, the new Treasurer. 10 90 of
our nest worthy and most highly esteem
81 citissns. sad 10 fears need b entsstain-
= that be win not discharge his duties
thoroughly and TO the satisfaction of all.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

y
Group every time.
Donssrsc Wnss. &c.-By IL ~ 4
March ID, 1851. the duty On sll wines nsas
of grapes is siz cents pr salles, asa 4
wines mads u cusrants, rhuharb, q bsr.
ries, six PER esnt. ~ sslsrsm.
= Monthly returns are required 10 b ~
v the Assistant Assesses. vhsshsr ths IN.
ducts ere from the vintage: and sardsn, 4
made bv any process Of nixiae, rsetifSinl
Ac. the tax falls = upon other osnulae-
tnred PREDICTS taxable under See. ~.
BY ths provisions Of Sec. %, dsnsstil
vines, ssSsr esrtsts sssltsisss, ars sssapt
but The return shoold b neie 4. - A..
sessos. Hsxsy d. Sssss,
Asst Assesses, "a DIV, "a Dis. eeIsus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Tns Sucker State, Capt. Hight. len St.
Louis to-day. fer this point. and viii Be
duo At our landing Friday morning. provi
dsd the channel is clear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
CIT Y ITE M s.

For weak or inflaalled lungs, uoo
Moise's Expcctorant.
RscEIvED. D.-Tichnor 4 Fields interesting
periodical, Esery Saturday. comes 70 hand,
filled with its Usual sxcellencics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Doaseheo. Ovs~ssssry. Summer
COMPLAINT. Be-. spsS1.,,,' s.. s.g- =. using Ne
gsiss's Coaposad Essrsss ef ilesse plsut. Prs.
pared oaly - }. : Q. Hsssiss. ~. Louis. and
sold by I'll druggists. .. ScovsAst ChieagoL.
Mich Crewth ~ malr proaaeoA.
The saasral coles restsssd tast dysd,) ssd dis.
sass Of the scalp. falling "a, &c., edsctuslly eur
cd BY using 1A0Ule9,S AAlR COiORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Prics d per bottle
Prepared and ssld By J. . q. MA0UlRR. deus.
gists, -. Louis. octl9dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

SIR : woaan ID another column picking
Samburg grspes fsr Spesr's wiae. Il = IN
admirable asticls, used in the hospitals and
BY the 6rst class iamilies in Pans, loadon,
and Nee Ysrk, in. psslsseocs - cid Port
Wine. Il = worth trial, - Il gives great
satisfScsiA. de4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Ths annual meeting a Ne School DistsScs
Of ~ City Of Davenport, was head = ths
Court HOUSE. yesterday morning. u . e'clssk,
James T. Lane, Hsq, Prssidens Of the Board,
presiding. The President presented the re-
borts Of The Dosu, a DiseclosA Treasurer,
Secretary and Superintendent. - follows:
REPOAT ~ TnB B0AkO % DlaDo7UnD
~ ~ E'ssssvs II ~ Disieiss 7vsnsaip q
ssCilp y Dassepsst:
0aAfLRnEn TN accordance With the
Il nqulfements Of the law, the Board Of Di.
secton submit the following annual report
RRCDiPTs AID YxPKNDITURRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

TBs FualANs.-The Fsnians have "huoe
out their bannsr 90 he outer wall' q
wuppsrnaa's Block. TIE gssss fiag I'D
Irish harp 6utter III TIE brseAs - pssudly
- though the Irish Republic bonds were q
. premium. One company 10 prepared to
leave our city q dsys assics. Give them
Z lair chance at the British lion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Tas Fsnsf CAvALsy.-Ths First has not
been paid - yet, though two eampaniss
viii probably be settled With this evening
Nearly el4o.Soo will - ssqsirsd = ~ l..
Il win be remembered that several nsn.
bsrs Of this rsginent wses ness shsnslul>
y punished, vaiis y Tesas, y ordsr =
IL brutal Cuotar.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

CoHeuurnvns pen'f LIT - Yous BOLD on
nors until you have tsslsd The properties Of
John z. Bakss Z Cos Pure Msdieal Ced
Live Oil in vain. There is testimony Of
the highest class to show that its c4sets in
Pulmonary complaints have bsen I'll but
miraculous. Not to try Il in your extremi-
~ is 70 decline III, chance for life. John
9. Bakes 4 Co., No 718 Market st. Phils
IMMENSE SALR or uoussuoLD FuamrURs,
On Tuesday March lsth. the proprietors.
Of the LeClairs House will offer for sale, At
Public Auction. their entire stock Of rurni.
tare, Carpets. Bedding, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture. The house 10 to under
% su"h repairs u to require closing. there.
fore the sale 10 positive. This is the. best
chance ever offered in Davenport TO get
good carpets and Furniture cAsap.
ma. Q.6A1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
1qanoreane 6 - ooc1s.

We invite The sttsatioa of oar reaAsss 70 .
e~sfdl perueal Of Ds. Eastsrly's asdteal o1vsr-
day. Ds. Eaaasrly's Haaily Msdicisss bsvs tesa
twenty. ysars eseatlished II ~. lseuiA ~ -
sssvsd1y .popslsr. have rspil ~, - sse ~
Sards1 s6s best nsw u uss. ~. esgeesil -
sAse. and not ons remedy 70 ssrs Ill diseases, =
you often - recommended BY others. HE msd-
icinee are standard preparations, kept ~ I'll ths
principal Drag stores throughout the great
NostAesst, ed sre sesorted v b iavelids iroa
csp;i. HsS;s.s ~; s'sss ~ oss.ss - -.
90 sxesrisncs1 ed educstsb physssisn w 60
sees9assd thsn With cenols6ce 70 The s6listsA
- being much sspsrios 70 esAsrs ID gsssrsl sss.
We say 70 the smteted give ttem steial: Or6ess
b promptly allsd and tsrwardsA b. sxpeses 70
ail pssts efths seuatsy. octl5 aAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

TnlAL o. rms SfsAn Pms EKains.
levee in front Of the Northern Line ware
hoeses. vas throngcd with people TO wit
ness the trial Of the new steam nre engine,
II. DsasAss. The p,egrsmme il % FOL
yws:
lat. Playing through > l I 9 inch nosxle.
ID. Through ~ inch nozzle.
Sd. Playing two streams through SOC
feet Of hose inch nozzle.
4.h. One ttrssm through 500 lest of hs
-7.8 inch noxz'e.
9th. Playing into two hand engines.
9th. Playing into tank through 500 feet
Of hose.
These are the tests. The trhl was not
closed when we went to press, therefore
~ are uusbls to form any opinion. She
throws gcod solid, steady stream, and is,
Of course, untiring. What her real practi-
calpoints ofsap, p,riority are yet semaias 70
be seen.