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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

by the Senate. Mr.SWiliams, a bill
u prevent removals Without the con.
sent of tlle Sennte. s ~
|, The reading of the President s
message was Commenced at LAS. 1t
was received with utter indifference,
and without any demonstration from
either gallery or floor.
Speaker Colfax called the House
to order 1t IL Prayer by Rev. DIR.
Boynton. A committee was appoint
ed to wait on the President and an.
nounce that Congress was ready 10
receive any communication he might
be pleased 10 make. A bill was
passed, without debate, repeating
that section of the act Furnishing re.
bellion which confers on the Presi
dent the power of granting amnesty
and pardon to rebels. This will go
right through tue Senate, and thus
the Cob. mill grinding of pardons will
cease. Mr.. Boutwell, introduced 0
bill for sales of gold from the Treas.
ury, which was referred. A bill was
introduced providing for the meeting
Of the Fortieth Congress on the 4tli
of next March; q bill depriving the
President of the power to appoint
Internal Revenue officers, and giving
it to the Chief Justice; and bill to
regulate removals from office, hy
-Thad. Stevens, The Clerk proceed
cd to the reading of the Presidents
message. Mr.. Stevens moved &c
suspend the further reading till TO
morrow; but the motion was lost, anc
tho reading was finished. l..r
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Raymond, OF the n. Y. Times, is
not at all troubled with modesty.
At the first Republican caucus, in
Washington, after Congress met, he
made bis appearance and claimed All
equal right with the balance Of the
members to counsel as TO the course
to be followed during the session. -
Some one made remark as to his
light to be present, and he claimed
that he never had strayed from tho
paths Of Republieanism, and was al
fright. lie claimed that. the Phila
delphia Convention was all right and
that the address was proper-as h,
aade, stood it. or course, he has
forgotten thai he and his paper did
all IN hls and it's weak way to break
up the party. Oh, Raymond when
men die only from modesty, your
days will be long on earth. nj ~.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
(OngrCaA.

Owing to the length of the Mes.
sage we wcre unable to give the pro.
ceedings Of Congress last week.
The following are the proceedings;
DEcEMRER 3.--The Senate was
called 70 order at IL o'clock by
Acting Vice. President Foster. After
some preliminary business, Mi, Sum
ner moved TO proceed to the consid.
Grafton fbill regulating the elective
franchise in the District OF Colubia,
Decide ont OF order Mr., Sherman
introduced bill making it a penal
oiiensc to pay any man as an officer
of the government after his rejection
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

This man will be remembered M
one of the principal conspirators In
the assassination Of President Lin
coin. and as escaping soon after the
hellish work was accomplished. His
whereabouts were discovered some
time since, and Mr.. Boutwell, as.
serted that the President and Sew.
ard had known where he vas for
some time; and 1t was understood
that they had en- object in not having
him arrested. However, it seems
that measures have been used by
them to bring him to justice, bu'
that until now he has evaded them
The House OF Representatives called
for the correspon dence and facts in
the case, and they were furnished
Briefly, the movements of Surrat'
are as follows:
After the assassination, Surratt
went to Canada, and was protected
by the Catholics, though probably
unknown to them, aud then went to
the city of Londonderry, and was in
the Catholic Oratory, staying there
until early in the present year, when
he went to Rome, Where he enlisted
in the Papal Zouaves, where he serv-
ed under the name of John Warren
After his arrest, he escaped from a
guard Of six men. Immediate meas.
ures were taken to rearrest him. lie
was tracked to hospital in Sara,
then to Naples, passing at the latter
place under the name of Walters. -
From Naples he took steamer for
Alexandria, and was arrested as soon
rs lie got there. 1t is said that a
witness, who furnished most of the
clues as to where Surratt was, is on
his way to this country, as a witness
against hiin. He served IN the same
company, and they were very inti-
mate. There will undoubtedly be
light thrown on many things in re-
gard to the conspiracy that have not
been known.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

The receiving house of Clark
Payne & Co.'S oil refinery, on Wall
worth v, Cleveland, at the junction
of the G. c. IL and Cleveland ~ Mich
gan Railroads, exploded on Tuesday
The receiving house, brick building
fifty by forty feet, blew up, and Tho
other buildings were set on fire. Th,
flames were, however, checked. A
man named Doherty, who was pass
ing at the time, was instantly killed,
and five workmen were injured, three
of whom have since died. The cause
of the explosion was the ignition oil
the gas which arises from the oil in
the receiving house, although the
manner Of its becoming ignited is
unknown The loss is ten or twelve
thousand dollars, on which there Is
no insurance. ..ta.......,....-., .,..r....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

f. There is now living in Rome, Onci-
la county, New York, lady nine.
Iy'iour ears Of age, who has son
iising seventy. five years old, q grand.
son hity'ave, great e. andson thirty.
three years old, and great. grand,
Daughter less than three years old.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
A Liyeruoc1ol Arm wri,os - n

A Liverpool Arm writes to the
Lohtlon lines that they are now re,
cei,iug . large nulnber of .locomaii, e
engines from Switzerland, and that
this is the result OF recent combina
lions and exorbitant demands on the
part OF English workmen.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

House, on Tuesday, passed .
bill lproviding that the Clerk of the
House, shall not place upon its rolls
the names Of members from any
State lately in rebellion till the Leg
.islative Departments oi the Govern
ment shall have declared such States
entitled to Representatives, and has
recognized their Governments. An.
other bill was made the special order
for Thursday, providing that no
State shall be entitled to representa-.
tion in the Electoral College until il
has representatives in Congress-
The Senate passed both of the above
bills.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
moun, OF Debt less Cash IL

Amount oi Debt less Cash In
81 Treasury .......!......... .$25t ,o6s, l23, s22
The fJreg ding is a correct state.
m mt Of the public debt, as appears
from the books and Treasurer's re
turns in the Department on the lst
of December, 1885,, '. j. ~.
(Signed) Huan McCULLocH, ''
-r,l Sec'y. Treasury.
The small reduction in the amount
Of the public debt for November, is
explained by the amount paid ou,
for interest during the month, and
it is anticipated at the Treasury De.
partment that the statement of two
or three months to come will not eX.
hibit anyth ing like such a decrease
as for the several previous months
as there are only thirty millions tC
be paid out for interest in coin and
currency between this and March lst
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Hon. F. G. LeBlond, the gentle.
man who represents the 9th District
> our district-the district that Han
cock County is in--tbe district that
elected Bill Mungen this Fall--from
whom we seldom hear, made speech
in the House the other day. The
speech was not very remarkable and
we should not refer to it, only he
said that the Democratic party did
not want johnson and would mo-
have him, that johnson had don,
their party more hurt than good, an'
that their party had never take,
johnson up, nor tile Johnson part,
them up. Mr.. Schenck said that h
didn't suppose that either party dic
take up the other--he wouldn't o
course put it that way-but h
thought that each party took til
other in. - .,l ...
1t is strange that Mr.. LeBloL,
should deny that the Copperhead ant
johnson parties worked togctlie
during the campaign, for they did
1t is true that he was silent durin;
the time and took no part, but h
comprises but a small part of TIN
party, He should speak for himsel
and not for The party that was sold,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
The National Dcbt--Its Amount
on the Ist of December.

The public debt statement of the
LIST inst. shows that the debt bearing
currency interest has been decreased
S24, 1885, $50, and that bearing coin
interest, S37 ,509,750 The amount
of coin in the Treasury is decreased
"a, pa, 202. The aggregate reduc.
.iion of the debt, owing to the large
payments of ofinterest, is but Sl,67S,.
767.
The following is n statement Of the
public debt ON the 1st OF December:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
The NnowYbe "a tho Bill OF Prices

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-..if HfI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Hf 90 sfE......
And everything Cheaper than the ChespeS,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
Call Early aaJ Make Your selections

Three doors north Of Patterson h Tayior.
old stand. ocpposite Klmmons' Hardware
Store. t'7i wv
gitHfor, tall 1850. .'IH
lgh lrr tf f. .I..,. ....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14

Everyeods sre Inv tod to call Hnd buy their
Clothing oi US.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
n Rnce.

That more suffering, disease and distress. u
allsvisted BY Co.'s Dyspspais Cure than by
any other one medical prsparaeisa extant-
lt IL infallible in Dyspepsia, General Debil-
ity Lassitude. Weakness, no Appstite Indi
eestion, and IL an immediate cure for any
disease of the stomach ard bowels.
Would also say in tlsis couasetion, that
Goes Cough Balsam, conpeus6sa ~ the
same firm, ,is invaluablsin Ia IN co1eo - Group,
Sore Throat. Whssping Cssgh, end ell
throat and lang oomplaints.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

xxTWB0B O10T DAVAA .
0rieiasur SslSlss N1e u. 1854: sslCseesn.s
p61se8sd JusS -. lSo9, 4ho eelebeated IA NILX
U80 SEWING HACHINH. With poeont 0rme
eetaeAneat, . neet woadsrfa1 and elsgo.sly eea-
etfsctsd Novelty; y nolsssussin OPERATION. $3.50
the aeax1oR sipso. seuu M DoeDln %
emoln TnnnAp q n ktnde. nakes ~ eannfng
U0tcA aors 1ufe6e anA seextee then y hanaa
oad vi4h G76a1fdfnay fspidity, MAKING - -
o6tchss TO sash nnxosGfsoK q the vuss!. ~
loea9, IN, ~, sA6rr, tsck. - p AseesA,
-, Be-; roQu}ru6 - change u ceaeen 70 u0s
ilAils - 81 en- Or oasna snd will last -
M, heine the suuuroesP nACnuD mede. y ha1
tokon the raS111Un & OfASs Fans, ana reserved
~ apprevel = n ~ priseipsl jsss.els - .
thoo4 Who hogo usootko0.. :.
: "for ths' Dfs6sI1ksf Il is invaluabls; iSs -
1s: 1as;:iss;s s:1s, ! s;s;!'''' v'''.' '''''-o'
sss;. asd 1 VJ.ii ssssiss sso!ssa 3 sasnsfs.'
~ numerous vlr9reo ."--Dsnes1O DWeaps1s
with sinGle q 1eebae three4 euesNSy
yotypeY faS1X v2ih Z oouInoa $500 mnfo
~ ruanins e&ItsA ezaslv liks tAshase ssw1a(
AllVseso1i iVSeAuy - oGelse seasi1no1.!e.e >.
e9taS ssaaiGo 11es3ises ~ = - 49,. ~ - +
inefinosnsnee . a. poteeoe. fHs - - -
lsep pf6e1 GssR ~ furea ~ Dseeee J. I
- nasaihes 80 :. ~ - 60 q ~ 49,. 49,
i.esilflls1e 1Ss9 i 1fYIssss ~ 49, 4. ~. =.
- svssywhees. G6suA0 sSaen0 AaesE1 = n
apeeq1q1e soaA ~ II. SasA. fs
"a !s!!a$|;| S !; !; 9 1:.::ss:s. ..sssss 3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

RAftsoAD usDnne.-Au uestipg ~ bsld
4 Csubsides, Hsory Co.. NJ. sa ~ aSn1
iasG., - fern . pssaimisasy ssgsaint'ses
preparatory to . survey and incorporation
fsr The purpose ef building . ssilsuad its0
0alvs to Rock Island. Delegates were
present from Rock Island, Moline, Andover,
0alva end other points mainly interested =
After . brief statement had been made in
regard to The legal sGsps ssesssaey 70 ~
osganisatieu, v ~ resolved dat Board
Of Commissioners consisting Of thirtsss
members. be appointed to confer With the
authoritiss Of the American Central Rail
way. to receive specific propositions for The
construction Of branch road fron 0alvs
to Rock Isl'nd, and their ultimatum - to the
minimum amount Of local subscriptions to
the capital stock, payable in installments. -
the road progresses, which will induce then
10 undertake the construction thereof; and
II in their opinios shs terms ass sufficiently
liberal, that they take immediate steps for
subscriptions 70 said stock.
It was also resolved that The Osmmission-
ers hsvs power 70 solicit Subscriptions ef
steek for the purpose of making pesilni-
nary survey or surveys Of said route, and
y do any ether act or acts pertinent to The
construction Of the road.
The following Commissioners were then
appointed, With instructions 70 take imme
date steps TO carry the resolutions into
effect:
Davenport, Iowa-G. Il. French.
Rock Island-0. 4. Bittsnbannsr, T. ].
Robinson.
Moline-Charleo Atkiosen.
Wsstern--N. B. Lloyd.
Osco-Ambross Denton.
Munson-Roycs Alltn.
Lynn-Wm. Boltsnstsiu.
Andovef-Morrison Francis.
Cambridge-O. Z. Page, Amoe Gould.
Weller-Jacob Jacobson.
0alvs-J. I. Bennett.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

FREQ CoEcrRr. free concert given
at Ls Claire Hall last evening by party
comprising some Of the best musical talent
in our city, assisted BY Prof T. Lighton, Of
Rock Island, was we'll attended, and passed
OF in q plaasant manner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

PsnsoxAL.-We bad the pleasure ofmsst.
ing this morning, Alfred Edwards, Esq, Of
Albany. New York, formerly . resident oi
this city. He 10 here on flying visit, and
was warmly greeted by his numerous
friends. He leaves this evening for the
the East.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

THr PaRsrD.Sr AND PosTMAsrEB.
correspondents given in our telegraph COL
ums between President johnson and ]. s.
Cleveland, postmaster Of Hartford, Conn. il
Of unusual significance II viii, we apprs-
hend, p',t period to the somewhat prsva-
lent sadical ides that an aholitloaist eon
Fsesve tWouaetRs-tha4 hs can,at the sasAs
time, ssfvs the union master and ~ ralieal
party uastss. 1tHis . sieat1sant hsnt h
> great many ''loya'ists" thas they must
choose between ~ unien policies Of the
president end the disunion policies Of thsir
own faction. God and manmen aeepe meco
Ia opposition than the peeaidsnt and ,the
rsdicals; and,a ehit CORES beuaiist s,soSa
shs si.s - - hid sst>ss oftl1
epposttioa must elect which ef thsss twe
they win ssrvs. ST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

CuaioUs.-ln last nights issue Of the
Rock Island Union the editor announces
himself - ''plsassd TO welcome signs Of
spring" What balmy climate they must
have across the river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
Unisn Circle Match Faetery.

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
i chased the interests Of Messrs Schroeder
! Co., in the Uni0n Circle Match Factory, in
this city. they are now prepared to supply deal.
ers throughout the State, with Matches Of quail
ity superior to any manufactured, st the lowest
possible priceA
Factory o. "a street. between Myrtle and
Marquette. Orders Alle1 prOmptly Address
+, D. EA0Al4& SONS.
Orders may bs left q the Jewelvv Store Of W.
4. Lindsay, corner Of Brady and Third St..
mar-21 dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

W.srnan UNION RArlsoAp -Pasneers
Wishing to take the through night trn on
he Western Union Railroad can novdo -
by taking the 4:40 train from Rock land.
which CONNIE ,ts with the through trn 4
Port Byron. A train for Port Byro alse
leaves Rock Island every morning at to:20,
but does not connect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

To BoARDERs.-A gentleman and lady
wishing to obtain board, and furnishing
their own room, can hear Of . very desira>
bic location by inquiring at this Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

In this city, at half-past O'Clock III mee
ming. Of typhoid fever, HARRIET B., tsghtsl
Of Mr.. George J. Jones, aged yeafeasA
months. The funeral viii tske place q + ~
idence Of Mr.. Jones, corner Of Fifth anAsainel
streets, at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
CIT 1T e M 8.

A Nsw PAPpn.-We learn that il 10 the
intention Of parties ~ commence the pub
lication ofs weekly paper 1t Le Claire At "a
carly daY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
EXACTLY WHAT you WANT.


MATHEWS VENETIAN RAlR DYE,-
known and ussd over 20 yesfs. Daily inseess-
ing in public favor Complete in one bottle.
No wash Ne trouble. Does not crock q stain.
Produces lustseus bleek or bsowns = oesired:
Does not injurs the hair. Price, rs 6oaAe. Sold
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealsso. ia24dl }
Aucrror-Os rhsrs1ays ~ ~ inst,
It 10 clock, vi1l ell = Publie Aaction,
at my residsbss b Eass Davsaesst, oil my
housshsld 1ssnitars 4 svssy description, Il
% spsa n nstshsd hsssss, waoau. hsr-
nsssss, top baesy, sue eew, I've hees, ~
aSt. J. = Var Dusna.
PAaxsR . Var Tuyl, Austiseesss.
WAnrED.-A runner q the Scott House,
mar24-d4t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

We invite the attsntloa u our readers TO :
careful pefusal Of Dr.. Easterly's medical adver-
tisement which can b. seen IL our columns TO-
day. Dr. Easssrly's Family Medicinss have been
twenty ysass established In -. Louis, are de-
eardsd shs bset SOW In uss. D.. Eastsrly pre-
parss . remedy fsr sssh particular form Of DIS
ssse, snd not one remedy 70 cure ali diseases, .
you oftea ses reeommsnGsd By others. His med
icinss ere stsadard preparations, kept IN all the
priucipsl Drug stores throughout The grset
Northwest, aad are rssortsd 70 BY invalids 1ron
Ill parts Of the United States. Az Dr. Rastsrly'a
Pamily Medicines ere prepared under the eye Of
On expsrispced and educated physscisn We can
recommend them with conhdenceyO the afflicted
. kens much superior y Others in general use.
Ne ~ 70 shs a6fctsd give them atrial. Orders
ed1ressed 20 Dr.. Eastsry, d. Lo.is, No., will
b. promptly Hllcd and forwarded y express TO
sll parts ofthe country. octl7 dkwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

D10CHK R0V2O
Oil i AaiAing Company
BRANCH :OTFICE,
Hinder tho First N0e1o001 Oo01E,
Dove0pores 1OWo.
A smou amount Of Stock for sals.
mars dtf EDwln Ssirs, Agent

Oanrehoa. Uysooterys OoaAmos
COMPLAINT. ~. speedily CURED By using Ne
guifs's Composud Bxtssss Of bssss elaat. Pre-
PARED only By J. : 9. Mcguire, ~. Losis, aal
cold By I'll druggists. F. ScoviAgt ChicasoL,
R1oA 0rovvth of 0aa1r proAace0.
The aatural color rsstosed mot dyed.) aud dis
ssse sf sAs scalp. falling o6. &C.. enecsssi'y cur
cd by usias MA0U1RE'S HAIR C0LORINO
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q per bottle
Prepared and cold By J. Z O. nA0UlR6, drug
giets. 81. Louis octl9dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28
GAS SUPRDSEnDpl
Pstsshsn lspalaliasd y ~ - 4

BOOTS AND SHOES I!
NEW aOODGl
r An NOW RECEIVING A NEW AND
L complete assortment Of Boots and Shoes di-
rect from the Esssefnm auufaeturee, oomprisinR
every ssvs-isty Of stvks Il he kns eee trade,
which will be sold cheaper than = any ether
house in Davenport.
CUSTOM WORK.
am enlarsing my manufacturing department
and ell Who wish home made work will End il TO
their interest TO call before making their pur-
chases.
An 0oods Warranted.
4 large ofRce desk ssd safe for sals Il ny
store. H. GARRETT.
March 27th. lese.-dSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

- - eRADY STREET. BELOW SEQ.
ond fssps ssnstashy % hand end Aakee9
70 oder. -.l
6oots', Doyss asa ChltAreH0
CLOTH n J Of the best material end IN nanne.
hi csnno. faIl 10 eive satisfaction. L:efal
patronage respectfully solicited. nys[d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

Tas n. 4 n RoAD.-Thc editor Of the
Auscatine Journal, in yesterdays issue Of
his paper, states that hs has been shown =
letter from Mr. Kimball, Superintendent Of
the NJ. & NJ. Road, saying that the rates Of
local freights on the road will bs shortly 70
modelled, and materially reduced. This in
indeed satisfactory information to the peo-
pie Of this. section, and il not hailed - . re.
turning sense Of oijustice, will &c locked upon
q one Of reason, at least. After all the
clamors Of the press and populace, it would
be strange il something we're not done in
this matter. The rates ON lumber from
Chicago, % given in the lately printed
schedule. have bsen suppressed at Ar. kim
balls urgent request. and the old rates re-
established for the present. The rates 6xsd
at Chicago were not only unjust to the lum-
bermcn Of this city and Muscatine, but
sere decidedly injurious to the interests Of
tile M. L NJ. Road Our merchants do not
90 much object to the high tariffs, IS to the
unjust Determinations which have been
made between Chicago and our river towns.
All that they ssk is a far chance at the
trade Of the interior, with no railroad par
tiality for Chicago to interfere with them.
If railroads must charge high rates or lose
money, let their rates be uniform. The peo-
pie Of this section will be the last to murmur
against am equally balanced tariff. They
ask for simple justice, and viii be satisfied
With nothing less. Il is due to Mr. Kim
ball, however, for Us to state that his efforts
have been constantly directed toward heal
ing the unhappy breach between the corpo.
ration and the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

LAneu Atcsson lais,--A hrs s>rHsoA
sals sf hardware 6lll tahe 49, Z No. !
East Frodt ssssst - ThuildSy ness, !
10 A. 4. end 2. y, eos1(nsise llll i
, sold. nardsaSs dsaisfe. ~ 49,. Nj
= ~ = ssssaa, = ~ 80 xkl1A,vpI
y s6ssed = . ss4(ge9 ~ sstsuaiv1
tes, asd vill - ~ 8 ~ - sals per
ehassrs. DAnDo : o..
4oe23,d9& ~ Auot3ono,n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

THs RIv1s.-The steamers Museatie snd
Keithsburg will arrive here to srow
morning, and return again 70 st. Los. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

Auction 0ALH.-Saturday, March Slst,
At 3 o'clock P. N. One lot 80 by l60. A
good house 10 BY 26; wing 10 BY 50, With
six large rooms, three closets, ono pantry, .
good cellar, cistern, barn and coal house.
Fruit trees and shrubbery. Sale 10 take
place On the premises. north east corner Of
Locust and Farnam Sts., opposite Nr. Dal.
zells. w&f
PAHKnn 4 Van TurL, Auctioneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

OLsAnrxe Our. Mas 1 Mayer. in anti
cipation Of an carly arrival Of the spring
stock, are now selling of fins assortment
Of Mems and Boys clothing at greatly re-
duced rates. Call on them ct No II West
Sscond street, ard you can save money BY
70 doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

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CURES A0UE MIXTURE, pss sp b. LAC
nAGUIRg. ~. Lssis. PnICe q. - per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-28

En-. DRxocRAr:-Pleass auuouos ny
name - independent candidate for thodloe
Of City Marshal. CHAs. WApoS..