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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

1 4 street and iIard.roy-'s factory, PASS TO
BACCo BOX - BOOK, marked on the back I. &.
" Iiliams X Go. It's OF no value 10 any one else,
ard the Under will be rewarded by leaving II AT
Harigrovr's factory AT the shop on Twenty
tnira street. [sG l"--st~I JAMES QUINN.
STRAY ED FRO NJ TURKEY
- Island, thirteen miles below Rich - 40
luon,I a small WHITE IURSE about 1IASa~
iiine wears old, branded L !" on the.1lZ2
eft hin. No other marks recollrcted. When
lat seen he was on the Charles CITY road IN the
ucighhurh"oa Of swseneys. A liberal reward
VIII be paid Tor his return 70 ,, ,,
~ SnDnnl and Gr.cn sLrnnlN. RlClm nml
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

rI'HE NEW STYLES OF SlLk Hal
| will be ready the 18th Saturday. 81 sebtem'
Der. POWhATAa ~
~ alabt -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
n the celebrated "FlCkEN WILLIAMS
REFINED SUGARS now in store, which VIII De
sold 10 dealers at the manufacturer price
''~'N''~ 49, PALMER, HARTS0OK u CO.,
sa,lo Agents here, Fourteenth street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-10

EALL STYLES, 1s66.-Just received,
II Ills lstsst stylss of HATS for Young men and
boys. .tty POWHATAN W E!eIuhh,, II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

~ N. n. alca"A.lns..

a TrOR>El 4 COT NSELOR Al LAW
~ and " mr. Claim Agent Office Davenport =
Block. ID Floor, cor. Main ~ d SECOND atreets.
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FROM EUROPE.
n


LONDON, Dec. o3.-The Journal de 81.
Pctersburg denies that any unfriendly feel
ings exist between the Governments Of Aus
both earnestly endcavor to foster the best
mutual understanding.
Advices from Gambia state that fighting
still continued. The Turks had strengthened
their blockading fleets around the Island.
FLoRENCR. Dec. est Is again reported
that Menebrea is to be appointed Minister
ct the Imperial Court of Vienna.
BeRILN, Dec. 23.-The Upper House ol
the Prussian Chambers has agreed to the
budget ~ amended by the House Of Depu
ties, and has also adopted bills to annex the
Duchies to the kingdom Of Prussia.
PEsrm. Dec. 23.-Baron Beust. in speech
yesterday, said that the appointment Of The
Hungarian Ministry was mere question Of
time.
BERNIE, Dec 23-The Swiss Assembly
yesterday, voted twelve million Of francs fol
the purchase OF brcech loading rifles.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 23-Thc steamship
Manhattan, from New York, has arrived
here.
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, Dec 22.-Surrat
was yesterday put on board the U. S. cor
vettc Swatara.
FLoRExcE, Italy, Dec % -Orders hav,
been issued to arm two vessels to supper
the claims made by Italy on Turkey, in re
gard to the affair Of the mail steamer Primo,
| Thomas.
| Advices from Rome state that the Pop,
appears to be in a feverish frame of mind
and little disposed to regard with favor al
arrangement with the Italian government
although he receives counsels from all quar-
tiers to incline to moderation. and appeas
Italy. France supports the efforts Of Italy
which have as yet been Of no avail.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 23-Thc steamer Boil
var, from Port au Prince, Dec. 2, arridcd
She repoets that the town of Aiaguane, IL
llaytl, was entirely destroyed by an incendi
| ary fire.
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alr. l.. FRENCH,


nHNSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L residence No. Is, corner Main and Third
reefs. Davenport. Iowa. iyl-62d
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spsclsL No1lcIa.
a Point on which all 1Phys1c10ns
AQrQp.

Out Of ,rn thous md regular Physicians you cannot
ind one who will not cay tina, s'imrlsnts and irvie-
Grants are asoluiey necessary In medical practice.
And 81, IN hygone years humane practitioners have
hestl'cd TO administer theia, tceause the lerdsa
T. = il,y oswretc,c s who make merchandise Of hn-
man infrni,es had so polluted and de,eriora:ed
them that the rcrs, ay was deemed dangerous 40
the disease. Thls perp'esiy '-happily done away
with = rhysic e. know becanse the first analytical
cest~ % ire a-c hste demonstrated the fact. that
n0sTEITIR'3 CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS alsoln.ty and entirely FREE frofa all per
melons clemens. Renee sisey have been introduced
into the United States Army. and accepted,
whesccn the testimony ofthe wise. the intelligent,
AMI the hanihropIc ID rated at lie nst value. as the
beet protective against and .or all diseases eris
ing nom ippurity in the MIR os other unhealthy eli.
mate influences. that has been tested BY expe.
Renee. In cases Of Dvspe2sia aud lives Complaint
estate without qualAeaton or reerrvason that the
Bitten - nearly ialAluble - asytAng prepared
ny human skill can be.
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LATE NEWS


CLEVELAND, Dec. A.-The United States
Court for the Northern District of Ohio,
should commence in this city IN the first
day OF January. but owing TO the death OF
Judge II. v. Wilson, and the failure OF the
President to appoin, successor before the
adjournment Of Congress for the holidays.
il is now doubtful whether term will be
he'd in January unless Judge Leavit, Of the
southern District n Ohio, can be pre-
vailed upcn TO hold Court. There is con-
siderable business 20 be disposed of.
The ice In the Cryahoga river broke up
tbs A. NJ carrying away two bridges snd
doing considerable damsgc to the shipping.
Trains on all the railroads arrived OIL time
L day, for the first time in several days
The snow has gone and the weather is
mild
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News
ny TELEGR.APn.
Tron New York.

Eroa New York.
Nsw Yolk, Dec. %.
Charles A. Miller and Capt. Clark had .
Partial examinatiou before Justice Cham.
bers, at Jersey Olty. on Monday afterno N,
charged by Mr.. Alfred Birney, with stealing
. deed for . tract Of land valued at &25 QUO.
from him. In 1868 Mr. Birney purchased
an island at the South, and placed Miller in
charge Of il. tits now alleged that the lat
ter through hlss preteuces gained posses
siou Of the deed with which he decamp;d.
Clark was formerly one Of Gen. Butler
staff: and % charged with eonspiring in the
fraud. The accused vas sltes.ed some tuna
81 &c at Taylor's Hotel and bailed at the
time, but for unknown reasons the atrair was
kept quiet.
The Times Washington spccisl says: =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

nAvENPOKr, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
~ aide Third street. between Brady and Main
atrccte. Rerifence nently opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

vDHYS1ClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4. with Dr. Baker. under tho Davenport Ma.
,onal Bank. corner Of I'd and brady streets.
RrvRns>cxs-John NJ. Adler, ~. D., J. W. II.
haker. NJ u wvle,f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

BALTIMORE, Dec 24.-Four negroes con
victed of larceny were ordered to be sold
ny Judge Magrudcr at Annapolis. They
were sold on saturday. Some 20 OF 50
farmers were present. The first one sold
was John johnson, who bid for himself.
the aucti ,neer taking the bid. he WAS
knocked down to himself and became his
own purchaser for &37; another man
brought eS5: two girls bsootht respective
" $22 and $50 each. There was an officer
Of the Ireedmen's Bureau at the sale and It
vas thought that the bidding would have
been more spirited. but for the fact that IN
impression seemed TO pssvail that the of1cer
In question was about to interfere with
the right Of purchasers and release the ne
groes from the custody OF the purchaser.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

Recommendassry sotiees might b more ex-
tended, but It 10 nssdess. because really bst one
theme il the burden Of them Ill, and their gen
sral spirit = combined il the above.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

".svn auRGeOS ?Tu IOWA CAvALEv.
HAVING sEEs ENGAGED IN THE PRAC
H tice Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWENTY vSvs YEARS IN rms STATE. has p rman-
emily located in this city. and Offers his proies-
sional services To the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes BY his long experience with
the OF the climate, 10 merit and rsce i've
PARTON ef public patronage
Vice corner OF Third and brady. over Lind.
sav- 'rwelry Store. residence in what wss for
merry known as the Fulton House, on Water
street, above TIE bridge. innc2. DIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

The assassination conspirators will be
brought from their prison at the Dry Tor
tugas Tor trial by civil court. It is under
stood that Judge Wayne will grant the
writ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
,9N)NGERx
p80LD~@t
F}WlaPAL
5So0Nl &c,



wheat N01e100t.
old ZZ0aoe0ee0a I'VE.
In addition 70 or bulineo Of esolng wia~s etc.
In original packages end in osd9 10 assure y Gus
toners Pure ulaci. II Z ceapeet I'D ccavhien!
firm. we commenced the entefp(1ee a bottlilG and
packing in casss oar ven knouh Winss, Bslsdics,
Whekics ETC.. and have ecpt then out in STIR that
wu.d preclude the possibility AZ sk bsing sapesed
with before reaching the purchase. The GeDea! ap-
probation and eratfyin suocsse ehat or
cmts has encouraged us to ma6ta3n The etaA1Asd -
regards quality, als0 to make iaeSUared ee n 70
TIN. tic confidence and patronage which b Mcn 20
BININGER co.
Established i1ss1 Importers Il Wins. &C..
No. - Beaver street. New York.
The above popular goods arc put up In -casee con:
famine doEen bs,sssee eaeh. and are sold by all
prominent d. urgisie, GTocess. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
afe name Of Biniuxsr 4 Co., No. I. Bcsyc' street
IA tee 10 the exact and nlernl 'i1ih oil what
ever trey y.sacscIt-N T. Com. Aoyc;.sscfs
fhc srfsas.ie hysse Of BiEinces & o.. So.I
Beaver sle,i, IS canilctcd npou pm u irtee
Fly .tasnf>s en-, tie hiyLest ncnor. =. EvcIins
ESiic-r. lucli-9lccdm-w-'1WcowIs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

'che New "SUNCERxMechs~.s.
see nSse osefal preoene ~ -.
eta lafe ttnne. NeW 6eaawne
81 Sac uaique aaA pooolsr M.
ing cases M - Perry 81. secoSd
door mellow the p. q. decsdx vim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

SwEETsBURa. Dec. M.-Thc trial of Nc
Donald was continued, on charge Of rob
berry. Testimony was given by Mayloirc
Hebert and Mrs. Whit,cmore. to establish
the robbery Of a pocket book containing
between thirty and fifty cents. Rearion,
who was with the Fenian party, said he
hal never seen either of the witnesses. The
Judge charged the iur, and they retired
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

- 'ysfCIAN AND SURGEON Office. cor.
n "a and brady Streets, under Eirceper
fas li-s stare. Residence on 18th A.. bet bra
dy aud Nam. oct3d .dtt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
COMM RcoAl.
DnvenpOrt Market Report.
OrvScs OF fus DAVENPORT DsaocnAe. !
na~amher % lass


December 81. 1895.
Retail bulk sll.so
Sacks, paper, el2.O0
Dbl. 4i2.20.
Wholesale 4octs pcs Dbl less.
Com MsAL-No. /. Der bushel. s7,acts
WREAr-No. !, el.95. Extra &2.OO. No. 2,
N.5@3l So
CoRN.-5nc.
Oars 30li35c.
BARLKv.-3ods5c.
PorAroRs-aOMs5c.
ONIONS -25G &c.
TuRNiPs. per 60 lbs.
APPLKs.-ihMfl5 80.
lsurTKR -25U12sc.
| EGGs.- 25@3Vc.
H,r.-el3oc.a'
Coat. BY the load. sl@sac. =. yard. lsc. de.
livered, 2oc.
wooo.-s7@75
Chicago Market.
| By Telegraph CHICAGO, Zee -.
Provision market firm and se.dy. Ne.s pork At
sated chou d~rs 10 4; packed green shoulders X a
$40. Green ham. from CREASED .ces $50.
Dressed hogs active o. &c SOd6 IS for good.
Flour stesdy Ard quiet; stocks Itch.
Wheat shade drmrr. Clo.es at ~ esa2 % for reg.
usr receipts No. ]; nA al. s. for No. sprirs:
!6c. rejected 62ssc closing quiet Ut 75k 076c for
| former.
Oats duh an easier; smal sales Of No. Il 81 q
Rye drm and stssdy 1t $1,000 for No. 1 sa6s5s
| for No in store.
| Barley drmer No. 2 In store at es6sec
| Cattle rest sSas soc; s'ock e4@4 20 no snles Of
| hogs; Is 7ss6.25. Sheep g. 7SQ4.cN.
|
-. Louis nafAee.
By Telegraph sr. Lorr.. Dec -
| Flour atesdy and unchanged.
| Wheat quiet. Spring q 90; fall e lOa2e0
| Corn dun and lower. Yellow s5c mixed see.
Oats dull ~ 6oa6Sc.
| Rye dell st q. 10.
Barley spring q. 10; fall lao
Pork 90.
| Lard l1xc
Whisky es2s
| Hoys Is b09S.S9.
Mt. LOUIS GRAIN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Trimming ....................::sfc onsneI.
essrs1e-iIe y bashei iof 10 days, and
kc y bushel for every subsequent 10 days, or
fracsionsi part thereof
0ack1ag. II se~ed-Wheat, Bye and Bar
ley. Nc y bushel: Con. lie do; Oats. " do |;
same II tied, 10 do.
1Drnyage-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats
lie y bushsI; Wheat. Cora aud Rye, 1<c do ;
Barley ldcdo. To within limits bounded north
BY North Markc, street, west BY Fifteenth street,
| south By Chouteap Avenue, in bulk or 10 sack,
l1c = bushel; beyond above limits &c do. To
East St Louis depots, Sc y 100 ibs.
All bray age from the Elevator controlled BY
the Company. BY order Of the Board,
Apr25-dlv John p. SMITH. Sscy.
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Miss. s. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO 40. fARRAND'S BLK, Sd FLOOR
DHOTOGKAPHS WORKED IL OIL. on
J. Water Cciors. or India ink. ON plain or
10 COMES
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ARKANSAS HEARD FROM!
TfsTtNUNIAL UF NtbICAL MN.
u.- n..- Nn,Ns. A. PM. A


Srosr P"iST, White CO. Ark. May -, o.
DR Jour Buis.--Deas Sir: Last February l was In
Louisville purchasing drnRs. and got some Of youi
Sarsaparilla and Cedfon 3tters. Ny sOnin-law who
wns with me In the store. had been down with rheu
malism for come time. commenced ON the Dietcrs,
and aeon found his general health improved. DIR.
Dist. who had been Ia bad health, tried the and he
also improved DIR Coffee, whb had been In bad
health for several stomach and liver aliecte
he improved very much by the of your Dtters.
Indeed the Cc6ron Btters has given you er mt popn-
larity In this settlement think could cell great
quantity OF Your medicines this fallcspccially oi
Your t,,ron Niirr- and Sarsapatila. ship me via
Memphis, care Kiekett 4 Nccly. Respectfully.
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rnoerr AID CERTAIN RrNrpy Yos
NpermaiOrrktN, or Seminal Weakness

Npermai0rrheN, or Seminal Weakness
Or Involuntary Nightly Daily Lose, however canscd
or however severe while they will speedily correct
those MORBID cosptrio>s arising from the original
dissa-e or from Secret Nice
THE SPECIFIC PILL IL equally suited 10 the
treatment Of every species OF Genital Urinary Irr
rim MILKY discharges and Weaknesses OF the
kidneye.
PROFESSIONAL. OPIN1ONS-1 have used your
Srrc,rlc Put In many cascs Of Spermatorrhea with
the most perfect success y. Milton Sanders, n. D.
l.. u.
- have cured very severe casea with nom ak to
Ell Doxes II your SrEruSlc l1ll-"-B Keith, n. u.
Price 81 per hox. Six boxes for -, mail. Address
J. WINCHESTER 4 CO.
- John st. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

New YORK, Dec. 24-Thc Times New
Orleans special OF Saturday says the mis-
SION Of Gen Sherman and Minister Camp
bell TO Mexico, though not accomplishing
that was expected, il was 10y no means
failure In the first place they avoided all
appearances of communicating with the
Imperialist authorities by not landing at
Vera Cruz and sought out the Republican
authorities under Juarez, whom they found
at Tampico and again at Matamoras. The
result of their Conferences Is definite and
JOINT plan OF action has been determined up
on between the United States and Repub
lie OF Mexico on the Withdrawal OF the
French troops
Juarez will transfer his seat Of govern
mcnt to point namelcss ut present, which
Gen. Sherman informed the correspondent,
he as a military man considered we'll chosen
lie also said "thcir entire plans nave been
Land before snc and ! consider them upon
the whole judicious and prudent" The cor
respondent further says he has strong
grounds for believing that. in case any frag-
ment of Imperial power remains after the
departure of the French. the United States
troops will be marched over the Rio Grandc
TO the support Of Juarcz
Emil Just, broker residing on Bath street.
was awakened this morning, by noise, and
on opening his bed room door. was fired at
by some perrOn unknown, who escaped.
Il was breast wound and will prove fatal
The shot is supposed to have been fired by a
h,,rvla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-The President in
convention with friend expressed unaba-
ted confidence in the final triumph Of his re
storation policy, and also took occasion to
condemn the project being agitated Ivy Con
grcss for the overthrow vi the present State
governments at the South He declared
that it would release them from the pay
ment Of their State debts, and impose them
upon the U. 5.
Mr.. Seward las recently expressed the
same confidence in the triumph Of the Pres
ident.
Representative Pike, of The special com
miiec TO inquire into the facts attending the
mur,cr Of certain Union soldiers, and the
discharge of those convicted of crimes, has
postponed bis visit to Charleston.
The State Department has not as yet
officially received the particulars of Lieut.
Gen. Sherman and Minister Campbeli's re
cent mission To Vera Cruz.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
Prom Albany.

ALBANY, Dec. 24-The Board of Trade
has adopted the GENITAL system, to take
effect when New York, Chicago and
other cities do.
II is understood that the Leland Brothers
have leased the Dclevan House for ten years
from the first OF Lext May, at rent Of $52,-
600 per year.
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ExrRAcr or a lrrTIR FROM PnovDEsc~. Ala.
May Is, 1850. {

EXTRACT or l.rTTIR FROM PEOvIpENCv. Ala.
May -, isG6.
On ions BriL | send Won $50 for CsDRoS lsr
Itns; please send what II viii come To after paying
freight 10 Columbus. Miss have been troubled for
sever years with ind gc-tion have had To take pills
every nigh for ten fifteen year,; and In February
lS6i, was attacked vita general paraiy sis. /
confined nv room for the balance Of tho year and
In fact, continued in very weak and cond
\ tion until some two menths since, when put
under mn operation, and your Ceiron Bitters for
| treatment. commenced improving right away and
| am pretty well restored Yours, truly.
oct.s-dcodxw-iy A. l.. NEAL.
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GILMAN, son Il CO..
BANKERS,

- n ~ u Il nv
~ Exchange Place. New York.
ESPECIAL attention devoted to Western bnsincse.
ey- Speculative Accounts declined.
wEerEHN EETyRHNCEs:
Fifth National Bank, Chicago III.
City National Bank e. =.
Merchants National Bank. Galena. Ill.,
Merchants National Bank. Davenport. Iowa.
National state Bank. Of Dies Moines, Iowa.
State National Bank. keOkuk, Iowa.
State Bank # Iowa and Br anchee.
State Savings Association, st. Lonis. Mo.
Ct Louis Building and Saving Association, ST. Louie
First National Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
Jefiersonvillc Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky. Louisville. Ky.
Merchants Bank Of Louisville, - =. oct3Od1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

A1snNk Il MORTON.
VYuUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN.
IA ENS, Paper Hangers. Glaziers. &c. shop
corner Main aud Fifth sts. mch23- ID VI.
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.rHOs. y. HES. N. ID.

DHYslClAN AND SURGEON; 0dioe. cor.
uer Main and Sd streets. Residence cth
800 hstveen Scott and Western Avenue.
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From kassAa

LEAyENwoRrn. Kansas, Dec. pa
special to the Tribune says: Sergeant and
five soldiers of Co. ID. 9TH Cavalry, from
Fort Riley, went to Ogden City in search OF
descrtcrs. They stationed a squad around
house with orders to let no one in, and
then attempted to outrage the woman OF the
house, who was alone. The cries of her
children aroused her husband and brothers,
at work in n field near by, and they came to
her assistance. The Sergeant being foiled,
ordered the husband shot, and the order
was carried out by one of the guards. The
citizens armed and fought the soldiers,
woundipg two and capturing the squad.
They are now in the hands Of the civil au.
thOritics
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

BosroN, Dec 2i.-Cbristmas will be gen
orally observed by the suspension of bust
ness. The papers do not issue Till Wodnes
day noon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26

MONTREAL, Dec. 2l.-A telegram from st.
John, N. B. announces the arrival Of George
Brown, who fled from Canada last summer
to escape the penalty Of larceny with which
be stood charged Brown was traced tn
Europe by the Chief Police, who discovered
his whereabouts in Prussia and brought
him back TO Justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-26
BUSINESS CARDS.
tPELTON l. BuRCHILL.
HORSE SHOERS.

tct n Street, tettrefn Rock isldnd e Io'rc,
nc-f door - DR.. Beynf,'s Salis.
Work done In asrief tie riatncr aud wr-rass I'D
Home manufac. nrcsi S'ocs used. i, ovd Netsra.YJ
Srr-ccr connected , orr fh~p. Lnrga ynt6 ~
'nched .ur accom- I'D aion Of cHs;emers. scp12diy
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NEW fERfi MI FOR TIE nAADk ERCMIEf.
Phalen's might 1l~sWsiag Cerews."
rhnlsm's "Nishs 0lsosaiag Cssess."
nhn1WW's "Njghs D1oosnlm9 Ceseos.v
1shnlon's wight Rl~emiug l'cress."
Phnlon's might B:leomiws Csrras."
4 most exquisite. delicate and Fragrant Perfume.
dist led from the aud beautiful AoWer from
which II takes Its name.
Manufactured only by
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NrFICE on THIRD sTKEEr, BETwEEN
~ BRADY and Main. shess Dr. Adler's Office
used 90 he Office houva, 9 TO 10 A. NJ. Z TO I
r. A. Residence. cor 18th and Brady sts.
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