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The Sanitary Commission,

This institution, born OF the necessities of the
time, has closed its active career, and now
lives only in history. 1t was an earnest and
most active adjunct Of the Government in
carrying out the projects of the Administra-
ton. 1t was primarily intended to look after
the healthful condition of our soldiers in the
field, but its sphere of action extended so
rapidly that before the conclusion of the war
it became a national department, endorsed by
all who were truly loyal at heart. 1t is some
what credtable to the city of Philadelphia
that she has provided for the wants OF the
soldier by the iree gift of over million and a
half of dollars; and it will be observed that
this is its contribution to one single organi-
Zation.
The various other benevolent schemes have
been nobly supported, and we do not exagge-
rate when we say that Philadelphia alone has
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-13

FEARFUL DEATH.-A melancholy and fatal
accident occurred at Sass saw-mill yesterday
employed at the mill, was caught in the ma
chinery, carried to the circular saw, and the
upper part of his head sawed completely of.
The saw struck the unfortunate man just above
the back part. HIS death was instantaneous
1t was fearful sight, the brains being scattered
in all directions. The poor fellow had been a
soldier in the I'd Kansas Colored Regiment, and
had passed through several battles unhurt to
meet this horrible fate at home.-Leaoenoooyt
Conservative 4h.
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GENERAL GRANTS ORDER VS.. THE
SOUTHERN CIVIL AUTHORITY The order
from the Lieutenant General, addressed to
District Commanders in the Southern States,
commanding them to protect against persecu-
ton in the Southern civil courts all soldiers
of the United States service, all loyalsts
charged with crimes against Rebels whilst the
Rebellion was in force, and all blacks accused
of offenses for which whites are exempt
from suits, reveals to us the want of conf
dence felt even by Mr.. JOHNSON in the loyalty
OF the Southern people. If the Judges ep-
pointed to fill the posts of disinterested ex-
Founders of United States laws were indeed
trustworthy, what is the necessity for COM
manding military officers to protect from the
judgment of the members of the bench those
whose only crime has been devotion to the
Union? The issuing of such an order shows
the utter inconsistency of endeaVoring
to secure the re-establishment of civil
authority in the late insurgent States.
II this force of arms is necessary to
protect the faithful and true from the decision
of those appointed to administer the laws, the
defense of which is the only offense OF
which they stand accused, why not
leave the military supreme, aud not
establish the farce of civil trial, when, if the
decision be adverse, it will be annulled ? If
these judges need watching and restraining,
then they are not fit to hold their positions
If they are worthy of confidence, why
place them in allegiance to the military ?
Either the order is right, or the appointment Of
civil courts is right, but both cannot be So.
We approve most highly of the tone of the
mandate OF the Lieutenant-G General, and
earnestly hope that ere long perfect consist
ency will be secured by the removal of these
Southern Indicators, the great majority OF
whom cannot be trusted without military
surveillance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f9g@ SOLDIERS FAMILIEs.-
- The immediate relief of the Soldier, the
Widow, the Orphan, IN their oten homes. Is the only
object VIC have In View OF appealing TO you for pecu
mary cooperation such families are numerous, and
their terble desttuii0n Is known only to those who
visit their humble homes their damp dark cellars, and
Rev. WILLIAM McELwEE--Pastor of the Fifteenth
Presbyterian Church. OF Phi ade phia, and extensively
known by the name Of "CITX PASTOR has been de-
voting much Of his time, by his and personal abors
during the last two years for the benefit Of this needy
and deserving class. Convinced that citizens have
heart IN such work. and stand ready to aid II when
incre asing and that nds needed to meet them
noble and Christ like work. ~ huR0eTsd, and
ye gavs re segt r'y and We 0avs me drtlk naked
All contributions viii be acknowledged In the public
papers. Send contributions to
REV. WIN. Mct LWEE, "Citv Pastor"
Superintendent Immediate Aid for SOlders Families,
Residence No. l34l LOMBARD street Philada
Superintendent Of Clothing Department and Of Vista
Miss H MOONEY
Agent and Assistant superintendent supplies and
Distribution.
I'VE know CITY PASTOR, are acquainted with his
work and cordially recommend his cause and himsel
worthy OF the AID and OoNFlDRECE OF our citizens
JAMES POLLOCK,
ALEXANDER HENRY,
"JAMES III. 0RNE,
IL % ws1mt "HENRY ID, MO0RE.'
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surveillance

OUR TERRIToRIEs.-B the census Of 1866 we
have the following, together with Nevada and
Colorado reported rs Territories. Nevada has
since become State, and Colorado being ready,
is expected to be admitted during the present
session. The following are our present Terri
tories and the population in 1862 including the
District of Columbia, over which, as well as the
Territories, the jurisdiction of Congress is ex-
elusive. AS these Territories becom9 organized,
with republican constitutions, they are admitted
as to their civil politics, whereupon the iurisd4c-
tlon of Congress ceases to be exclusive -
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"A cold blooded murder was committed three
miles from Memphis, on the fernando road, re-
Gently. Darwin Stewart a well-known citizen,
started to his plantation, was met three miles
out on fernando road by q negro, who coolly
shot him through the left lung with musket,
and then deliberately robbed him Of his money
and valuable gold watch.
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Greuing Trlegraph

is published ereyg afternoon (Sundoys ercepted
at No. 106 S. Third street. Price, Three Cents
Per Copy Double Sheet, or Eighteen cents Per
Week, payable TO The Carrier, and n'otIed TO
Subscribers ont ofhe oaty at Nine Dollars Per
An9,un one Dollar and Fifty Cents for Ttoo
Months, inUdrldbly IN dduoace for the period
ordered.
To insure The Insertion OF Advertisements IN oil
of our Editions they must be forwarded to our
office not later than 10 o'clock each Morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
The hrrs.sinn Needle Gum.

There has beon so much enquiry about
tho needle gun, that we print again the
following description of 1t
The cartridge used in the needle gun is
made Of still card board-th pall, powder
and explosive composition being contained
in one and tho same cylinder. Its great
popularity is that the decorating powder is
placed Immediately in rear or base Of the
ball, and between it and the powder. The
advantage OF this IL that when the powder
is ignitod, that portion next the bali, In
which combustion is first per .ected, cxerts
its full force upon the proectile, the powder
in rear also exerting its influence. Is il be>
COMES instantancously ignited. Under the
present system in which that part of the
pow der next to the breach Of the gun 10
first igni,cd portion OF the powder is fire..
qucntly expelled from the gun with the
ball, in = condition Of only partisl combus-
ton, the explosive force Of the powder fret
consumed being adequate TO cxpel the bail
and the powder in its front before the whole
charge has time to become entirely ignited
Thus in the "Nccdc' gun oil the powder
IL consumed, and applied to the best effect,
and SO as TO obtain its fullest force at the
same instant and in the same dircction.--
The Needle" gun is a breach loader; and
when the trigger is pulled, stout needle"
or wire is thrust through tho base Of the
cartridge, parallel with its axis, into the
decorating charge, causing its explosion
and the isnition Of the cartridge In accu
racy the Needle gun car not be sur passed
and its effective range is said to BE- about
fifteen hundred yards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
SPIKE THE GUNS!


MADAME REMINGTON, the wcfld-renewned
Astroloei.t and somambulistic Clnrvoyant, while
csirvoyan state eineatee the very features Of the
person you are to marry and by the aid Of an instr-
ment Of intense power, known the Psychomotrope.
guarantees to produce perfect and le-like picture
Of the future husband wife OF the applicant with
date Of marriage occupation. leading traits OF char
actcr. &c. This IL no imposition. as testimonials
without number can assert BY stating place Of birth.
age disposition, color Of eyes and hair and enclosing
my cents. and stamped envelope addressed to your
self you will receive the picture by return mail, to-
gethcr with desired Information
Address In confidence. MADAME GERrtupE kENrNo-
soS, r. o. Boz sg7. West Troy, N. Y. may3-d&wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
RAILROADS.


Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY %, 1865
~ aud until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted IS follows !:
let Mail train at ..................7 80, A. 4.
"a Nlgnt express .....e %, =. =
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted)
o. follows:
les Nt8nt express o.. % ~,
I'd Daily cxpreas and mail train IS 80, r. =.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton At Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
gan Ssathera, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chisago Railroads 70 ead from Do
troit. Toledo, Columbus, Clcveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsbarg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Abs
ny. New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of The necessity
Of giving distinct directions - 70 the destination
Of their baggage. also 70 procure tickets before
taking their seats In the cars,
g. II. BEARDSLY, Asst Gen. Sept.
u,,ts .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

GREINBAcKs Coux-ERrsirgp IN ENGLAND.
An English couLterfsiter oi gteenbacks
has been arrested in Atlanta. He states
that the bills were made ct Nott:ngham,
England, and that b. With nine aceonplices,
came here for the purpose Of peddl,ng them
Three are in New Yosh, two in Boston, one
in Cincinnati, one in st. Louis. one in Nash
vile and ore unknown. lie refuses TO do
scribed them or give any information against
them. Considerable quantities Of these
counterfeit greenbacks are in circulation q
Memphis. They are 80 well executed that
no suspicious were enter:aied by the store
keepers until too late to discover the pass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

T,sAlng tEAvs Pogr BYRon - SoL-
~ s. ispssss 1904. T.. a.ily. fID.ad.ys
ssesnbo.s nspssss 1885 A. L, 1assy. (sun-
Accommodates s.ssP. \.
ARafve AZ poes .p1neG.
Nail and Kzpssss 1:ss r. L., dsily, Sundays
ssssnbo.. Esrrsss Les T. 4. dsily.
Accommodaassa ~ 4. II. 1Sily, Sundays
90 - ssps.ss ls.vsae ~. syro. a. ,.so
makes elese eesnss1iSe0 - Chicago AMI iii
points in Northern Illinois ano Wisconsin.
Steamboat Express connects q savanna with
sssess. !aasisg fes Drss91e. asrvisg 8, hesrs
Steamer Iowa" leases Davenport q AN.
connecting q Pot Byron with Steamboat Ex.
psesa, 81 = 2. H. ssaaseting with s5e r. Y.
~ Racins, with 's0ood.iuA line'' sseamersfof
81 3 jys sssys s;.s q .:.s;::s ;s...,..
ns!ltse1. fsf AilvukeA Keaoffa waakegan
s0ie}ss yssesiss. ~ ch,eeep i North.
sss. =. ~: e - Sksss. Pa
~ = f.sss,ss .s - S:s.o Rail
AtFfeepoft, vis1 Chicago I Northwestern and
Illinois Cenorel Kai)roa1a. fee Reesford. Warren
ninssal Peiet - 0GD6nA
~ $3.50 ~ -. pesass Z leasise.'
feSeSS.s - t1:sgA 49, 9 ~ easl:
roaa. for Cllsase, Di1ss "A Csd9 Rapids. y
A. Port Pyrsas with Chisage 8 nscS lSoaaa
i;svesposs "a - lssssS. ~ '''
Pass:.gers viii ~ tAis .ssd he cheapest
n d fATE S.ns4 a E6HpD S..ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

The business men Of Minneapolis ship
ped hundred barrels oi -four to the suffer-
ers by the late fire a Portland Maine.
The yearly receipts Of the most impor'
tant places Of amusemt mt in Boston, % re-,
turned to the United States Assessor, July
|, were Is follows: Boston Theatre, nins
months, $3l7,O47 Boston Museum, tl62, },
06O; howard Atheneum, eleven months,
t67,940; Continental Theatre, Eve months
$75,644; Theatre Comiquc, ecven months,
sos. 1S9,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

1866. summer Arrangement. 1856.
Trains run By Chicago time WhicA 10 twelve MIN.
utes faster than Dsvenpert time.
|nNA AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY -. 1866,
A/and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily (Sundays sxcepted)as follows:
05 An. Express for Kellogg and Washington
sis A. =. freight for Kellogg ana Washington
Trains arrive q Davenport daily, (ssndays ex.
ccpted) a. follows:
I IS ?. =. freight from Kellogg and Washing.
ton.
- r.n.express ffomKellcgg andWashiugton
The O5 .. m. train out Of Davenport, makes
direct congestion at Kellogg. Iowa City, and Il
Waahingto4 with the WestSgn Stage Co.'S Sta
ges fof al points West, south West, and North.
West.
Train from the west conoeuo = Davenp0t
With trains ofthe Chicago noek ooon1 RI. for
ell points -, North, and SOFA.
Passengers sre reminded Of ~ oeley q
giving dissinct direetions a TO ~ A11 = Of
Seggage, also 10 procure tickgln oooot eing
hetf ssa1s n the cars. 4. xmoAa& Osp't.
Dsveapoft, 1nly 81, 1868.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

SuxnsR's private ssesstasy attended .
negro school In Washington. the other day,
to chatechisc the scholars. After their mof>
al perfection bed bsen guaged he tried them
or their 6tncss for the millennium Of univer
sal suffrage by requesting them to name
some Senator In Congress. Ons bright
youth said "Abrum Lincun." NO." said
the secretary, II mean Senator" Mum.
Der two advanced his thought in the name
Of "Nandy Johnson" Mr.. Summers young
man very Indignantly denied Mr.. john
sons connection with that august body
whcreupon q third exclaimed, George
Washington" Mr.. Wilson's colleague will
undoubtedly make IN immediate movement
to more closely identify himself a. Sena-
tor with the still bcclouded African, in or
der that the next time his secretary putt
the question the response may be "Sum,
| NOR "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25


Gold Medal sherry,
Port and Nnadc1aa,
naarveat Bourbon.
Wheat Nutrient,
old Homestead Rye.
In addition TO our business OF selling Wines ETC.,
In original packages, and in order to insure to
toners Pure Liquors in compact and convenient
iolm, we commenced the enterprise Of botting and
packing In cases our well known Wines, Brandics.
Whskics, etc., and have sent them out In style that
would preclude the possibility Of their being tempered
with before reaching the purchaser. The general APP
probation and success this. has awarded
eots has encouraged us TO maintain tho standard
regards quality also 10 make increased eflcrts to
tain The confidence and patronage which has been
Ebcialy bestowed upon US.
BININGER h co.
Established 1I1Sl Importers of Wines, etc,
No. II Beaver street, New York.
The above popular goods put mp in cascs CON
tainins dozen bottles each. and are sold by all
pon incnt Druggists, Grocc.s. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
Tie mime Of Diningcr 4 Co.. No. Is Beaver street
Is .far9 tee 10 the exact and literal truth OF what
ever they represent. IN. 7. Com. Advertiser.
The in IrGiiLg house OF Bininecr Il Co., No. ID
Beaver street. Is conducted 'pon principles VI irteg
e.ty, fairness and the highest honor. Y. Ev.in
kxprc~s. inncli-tcoin-w-fSwcowi y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
ANEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKERCHIEF,

A Wav to Ec0monaaisc.
r HAVE REMOVED ny SHOP TO rHE
j basement Of Niekosl's Block, corner Of Sec.
end aud Brady sireets, where l shall be glad "a
Tailoring done. an peepated to CLEAN aed
nEPAlR CLOTHING, the CUTTING OF GAR.
TENTS. &c. All work done With promptnesa
md dispatch. Give the old soldier call.
msyl-dtf FRED SEITZ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
CITY PROPERTY!
ron SsAkE.

Lot corner Brady and Fihh street. e4xl6es
Lot corner Perry md li5th street. 6lx16o,
now occnpied ~ . coal yard, has good railr0sd
ssilNics. sndts suitsble for stores, ware heosss,
e mills, 'S'--1' = go
Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets. "a feet
front on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street., and il the best position in the city for an
elevator.
Lots with front on the N. u. r. r. and
leo feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
With frame ONCE and stable first rate location
for . lumber yard.
Good building lots in East Davenport, have
oae view Of the river, Rock Island, andthe cities
Of Daveuport aud Rock Island. Price t200eseA.
Is Good beilding lots in The city Of Rock
aaand, within Eve minutes walk Of the U. =.
Arsenal Prize from $500 to o250.
Out lots ef ten scfes each, hslfmile from city
Of Beck lslAnd, % the Camden cad Rock lslsnd
rcd. Suitable for gardening or ftuit RISING.
aafl5 Apply 70 GEO. L. DAv8uP0R1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
horrible N order In l,hOctow
County, Mlss.-A hey Olbeys HE
Fnther's Command - Marler
M6o Mother.
From the kcsciusko Chroni,

From the kcsciusko Chronicle H.
We ere informed reliably Of On affair
which occurred in ChoctAw county, seven
miles east Of Greensboro, which seems in>
credible, and one would think it impossible
for human 10 commit such crime g that
done by Wiley Eudy-murdcring his meth
e.. There seems to have been difficulty
bseecen Old man Eudy and his wife, in res
gasA 10 Bible, which the old man ordered
his son, boy 0fsixteen to tear upor burn.
Mrs. Eudy told her son that she would whip
him " he destroyed the Bible, but he did
-, when she vent from The house 70 Z tree
in the yard, TO get ssitch. and while gone
her husband told ths boy 10 lcok behind
the door ard get an axe handle, and TO
knock his mother In the head when she IT..
tsmptsd 70 whip him. The son, shameful
to say, ebeycd bis father. struck Mrs. Eudy
on the hsad with the he axe>handlc, frac-
turing her skull. and from the effects Of
which she died. After the boy had knock
ed his mother down with the handle, be
threw rock At her which struck her on
the hsad, making fearful wound. She
died on Thursday last, and had not bssn
buried when our informant left The Neigh
boshood, on Saturday. Eudy would not
permit any BODY 70 20 to his house a1tss his
WiSS'e death. end threatened particulasly hsr
relatives. Such WretcAes deserve the worst
possible puuishasut that could be inflicted
upon oou.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25


UsIk .CsessS. K.a. sFBss.sf.
DsAa Sm.-we have beea pleased to leefn I
Nhfs Ne should b dad y know Of yosf sue
e., y WoulaA A1a greatly to our gfsai4sA1ioa I,
you he'd given additional impetus TO the devel
would be only the neutral result Of the distribu
R;ia:a26s .igsvlpst. g g, sa re g Sssss e
tory gsarsntss thalthe enterprise will Be fairly
yea y! maeesAs - ~. desfairs ~
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=; Az, Xs..,.. wheels. x..s'sA @, s''y''
q g., P.:'ss4 nssi,s.! s =. :: s..I,,
An0 Z Hen 1geeanrer o. = QRR sssass
06h1on b OGDEN, Ogden, fleetwood Co.
a 4 Msna, 1unn& 8ostt Elevator. aosy
ySssns ssssAsr. J. A. j aol aa ca
NJ S'1 nneI Nam isd ssli g
s / I I aidass.t ..A,.- ID S..so..i h.nl.
Chs G Wiisse, "a "a frsp. Chisaee iessnal.
2 4efGset Gel lssikhi Ae,st q! M. chr
yE 9s6Gs1e, DaGgs, neaseH ! Ailla Am
Ay HissaelA Hh!sI : En1iestS ssui
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

The New York Commercial 4Adrertissr
says "Austris's course in giving up Vsnes
tia and calling upon Napoleon to interfere
In her behalf, after sncountering one de-
feat, contrasts strongly with the pluck and
determination exhibited by Americans,
North and South, during the late war. A
single reverse on the field Of battle 10 SUD-
Gent to compel the Austsians, who, Of oil
Europeans, have been supposed to be the
most resolotc, ITO throw Up the sponge,
and cry "enough." On taking . retrospect
Of our own conflict, however, ~ end that
such defeats - Sadowa were time and again
sncountersd BY both ths Federals and in
surgents without shaking their detes nina,
ton OF purpose. In view Of these facts
may W mot b excused for "boastingiy par
ading," Is IN English journal has It. euI
American pluck. determination and endur-
ance Certainly, no other people on TIL
face Of the earth would hsye prolonged thu
etrueels one<third Of the time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
LlvEktE9.

BENTON,S LIVERY
AND lDDARDlNo gEAAlE,
Cor. ID ana Re ck 1s1ana streets.
OPPOSITE THE Plew FACTORY, OR
~ one square east Of q Post O3eA
Psrtieulsr attention ps to 5000 hstses
The Eclipse livery Stable.
Corner Third 90 Ferry sss.,
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
"E Livery, Board H,gses and pay psrticu-
lar attention to FUNERALS. on Short Notice.
; IN aa,ss' '''''n''3 oLr 1 HEWITT.
CITY LlVRRY STABLE.
TINS UNDERsIGNEphAvE
I y just opened new
LlvEnH xrAnGE, -.
o. Third street, between srsdy v<<
and Perry. and have stos,pd Il With Nes Bug.
gies, New Carriages, Me- Coach, sdaRoed and
gentle horses. t*ss IN
Particular attention psia % Funerals, Picniea,
sad Parties attended to ct u times.
Horses bought, sold end unchanged;
jyl7-dly BARD I zlMERMAN
JAS. A. HIGH,
fioransos eesAh
olarr1sen Stress livery OtnAae.
R HARRISOSS FREEL, BETWIEn
~ =. n = = Front and Sapnd: oeeec -
sSn1. arr9sss Of the be:eu.!sy: to d Iss q s
HORSES lpuGIIt AND SOl.A
md boarded at reasonable searges: lmyls-dly
Second Street htsfy Stable,
TlROslPsONk HILL.
IS, bet Main sni .arr'sos.)
WISH WISH ~ INFORM ir !. !. - Sn
q. impktaal addiGisn.
inc STOCK * and nov have .>..~Enr rts
~ '1 H %S.s complete sns Sss -
HORSES BOUGHT AND SoLDs
Horses boarded on reapoi1ble tsfi1e.
Particular attention raid Heolb Of N1nef61 -
which occasions our charge eill vesy sew. jas
New CMTRC4 Ml6iC.
THE oFFK1N0. .s,sss e'liass,
ra., Go. S q New CA.rA Aesss sssl1E q
Sss adess ssS's siss e "a ::
By n sou7iARD.
-, Inac . collection Of NV n11C 81 ~ uasay d
nc New Coteetion Of Old Music. he piee.e ceotains
dcsers5 70 .. n character Sssag W sss
usual exCelisncs he estsh,issSd repolsdoa q n.
s.,s.sss Z sec:s vim s 80 s,s sssd NIX
Cepies wili = eent BY man. a -psid, = sscsept q
,.',,s,,sS isy s$3 = 5; s:s.1ss s:;s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25
Sole Management Of the Award

CERTIFICATEs. FIVE DOLLARS.
-. ,s..r 80 c. I'm r,cv, VII ak.r
EnEsvass: S f1e Wanaerer Cathe1ag Arpses" ~Asl
CssdGess #afA
worth ~ hssat -
rs Esgrarisg \ thesc +
- sEE PROSPECTUS. "a
wy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-25

The Eclipse livery Stable.
Corner Third 80 Ferry sss.,
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
H& Livery, Board IIsses and pay particu-
lar attention to FUNERALS. on Short Notice.
| June35-dlv WOLF & HEWITT