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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

RoorixG rng ARsESAL.-The work Of roof
ing the Arsenal building with slate has com
meaced IN earnest, % our citizens can SEE
BY glancing scToss the river. The West
end viii shortly b covered. Considered
merely - . work Of architecture, the build
ing is valuable additioa to the Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

TnE RgAL EsrArE MARKEr.-Eldridgs &
Bro, report the folo~ing real estate sales
for the last few days: For r. g. Adams.
they have sold TO Mary Neuby, ten acres Of
land lying back Of East Davenport, be-
tween the Orphans Homs and Jersey Ridge
roads, for the sam Of 81 900 SloO per scre.
To NJ. Geo. Lawrence, they hsvs sold one
hundred and sixty acres Of land in Cleona
township, for s2,e4O, or tlc an asrs. The
tract is uneultivated praifis land formerly
owned by Francis Daniels, ESQ. They have
also sold eighty acres Of land in Jasper
county to A. D. Woodruff, Esq. Of Buffalo,
for $500. Four dollars IN a:re sounds like
early times on the frontier. To Nessrs. Van
Tuyi 1 Fowler hey have cold eighty eight
feet on Third, north side, between Perry and
Rock Island streets. for thirty seven dollars
and half foot, making the round sum Of
$4,000. which don't sound like early times
on the frontier. The lot u one hundred and
6fty feet deep, and formerly belonged to the
McCloskey estate. To B. d. Austin. ESQ
they have sold Mrs. N. G. Bakers house,
corner Of Thirteenth and Bsady streets, for
$3.50. To II. b. Flint, Esq they have sold
ono Of those charming building sites owned
by A. e. Fulton, on the bluff near Mount
Ida, block 20 lot 10, for $500. They have
more Of the same kind for sale. To Mr.
Fred. Kocps, Of the gazette Office, they have
sold Marshal Poole's residence on Brady
street, between Ninth and Tenth, for 81 $50.
| which is remai kably cheap. BY the above
list, it will be seen, that notwithstanding the
dull times consequent on gloomy weather,
| the real estate market continues lively. In.
vestmen.s in Davenport property are sound
IS old bullion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

BE CaREFUL-The St. Paul Pioneer
chronicles the fAct that two young ladies' o.
that city. named Sophia Martin aud Lena
BADEN were recently terribly burned By The
explosion Of a kerosene can while attcmpt-
ing to kindle ERE. Papers are recording
similar instances I'll over the couatfy, and
there is not mail but what brings 10 ths
particulars Of some melancholy accident. Ii
view ofthis the greatest care should be ex
ercised in handling this fluid, a. il is an q
plosivc element-very quick aud dangerous
in its work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

CEKry 4 u.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81.
NATURAL DCRA BILE, BEAU rlFUl. WAR.
RANfED to please. This article he's beoa thor.
oughly tcsicaby Or. Chiffon. Of New York
anu frpis Booth aud Jarrett of Philadelphis
who pronounce It free from all poisonous ingre
dents and the material compoaing il will not in.
lure the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drurgssla
ana Fancy Good dealers everywhere
lnrl5-dly JNO. } kROMEk, Sole Prcp'n.
Aus Chest nut street phfladefphin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND 4 Pacific r. R.
From the Cincinnati Gazstte Of the 22nd
inst, We learn that the Chicago and Rock
Island general mortgage for the purchase and
completion Of the Mississippi and Missouri
road west Of Rock Island to Des Moinss has
been negotiated to the extent Of 1850, 900
tal the means at present required). through
the bankers Of the company. Messrs. Clark,
Dodge 4 Co., New York, and the bonds are
now on sale for few days in first hands as
the minimum Of 95 per cent. The originaI
land grant Of tho United States, to the Mas
issIpp and Missouri .oad, ard which hes
passed to the Rock Island Company, 10 moi
directly included in the mortgage, but the
proceeds Of the lands-of which 100000
acres have already been set apart and pat
ente ed by the Government to the company =
rs sold and the cash realized are pledged to
the sinking fund, and in addition to the
money guaranty that At least $500, 600 q
year Of the mortgage shall be extinguished
whether thes, laud are sold in season OF
not.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

CoHsUnFfivss. dat let = year hold on
hops until you have tested the properties ol
John @. Baker L Co.'S 1ure Medical Cod
Liver OIL in vain There b testimony oi
the highest class "a show that il effects ia
Polmonary ccmpl.tnst hsve been all Oui
miraculous Not try it ir 70 = own ex>
tr.mity is TO decline ! fai, chance for life.
John G. Baker 4 Co., No. 7lS Marke,
street, Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

j Basement Of Nieckesl's Dlseks ses.ss q oee-
snd aod Brady strets, who're sAa1l - gssd e
- ~ old customers - - eaee Vie aasee
Tsilofine done. an psspete1 e CLeAN ssd
| xkPAtk CLOTHING, the CUTTING o. Gan.
NENrS. 1& All work doae 9TH psoops1see
snd djs,strk. Give the I'D soldier call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

PRoMorioS.- understand that Gen
Jas. II. Wilson. superintendent Of tho Up
per Mississippi Rapids surveys. has bee-
recently appointed Lieut. Col. Of the 35th
US. lntantry. At The beeaking ont Of ths
war, he held the rank Of Second Lisutenan,
Of Engineers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

WnAr nonsense for a man to promenade
the streets with his nice clothes stained with
pant or grease. when it is the work Of but
a momen, to remove il by the use Of the "Ec-
lectic Cleanser"
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

~uE LADY's FRIEND acknowle 1ge
the receipt Of the November number Of this
popular magazine. A new story from the
gifted pen Of Mrs. Henry Wood, rs announc
ed to be commenced in the January mum.
ber, which fact will doubtless largely in
crease the circulation of that periodical.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1866.

MEfcALr's GaEAr RBrrxAr,c RExEpr 10
daily efec,ine wonlerful cures. II acts like
magic, both Chroaic ard lnilsmmatcry
kneumat'sm giving way before i. The
afflicted arc advised to try il. Stevenson
4 Csrnahan, Agents, Davenport Iowa.
Tss editor Of ncwspaper says that he
never dotted IN "i'' bot once in his life,
and that vas in fght with q cotempo-
rssy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Police CorRr.-Thos. Lynch raised
quite disturbance at the corner Of Front
and Main streets yesterday afternoon. He
had put himself outside Of . considerable
BILE quantity Of kill qaick,' and having =
favorable opinion Of his muscle, sla >hcd
about him in the most pus;listic manner
A policeman happened around, however,
aud made the "wintcr Of his discomfort,
glorious. summer" by a forced march on
tie Lyter House. Thomas was arraigned
before Justice Blood this morning, and fined
SIS and costs
Thos. Riley was pulled out Of gutter
near the corner Of Harrison and Fifth
streets, last evening. into which he had
sprawled, while wandering about in state
Of crazy drunkenness. lie was lodged in
Jail. and this morning was arraigned before
Justice Blood, and fined s. and costs.
FRuir AND ORNAMENTAL TREEs, Efc.-L
J. Barton, Esq, the indefatigable and popu.
lar fruit and ornamental tree dealer, Of this
city, has just opened . heavy stock Of
everything IN this line, which be has csre.
fully selected from the great Phoenix Nur
series, at Bloomington, Ills. As Mr.. Barton
has had long experience in hispresent bu-
sincss, We know Of NO one whom No would
rather depend upon in the selection Of trees
and grape vines than he. Outside Of his
orders he has few extra trees and plants
on hand which he will dispose Of T. those
who wish them. Give him q call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

PosTAL MATTERS Postmaster Gems
eral established the following new post Offices
during the month Of September, 1866:
kossuth Center. Kossulh county, Iowa
Seaton, Fayettc county, Iowa Addison,
Humbolt county, Iowa.
The following have been discontinued
Cory, Fremont county, Iowa; Eden,
Keokuk county. Iowa; Palo Alto, Louisa
county, Iowa.
The following changed the names
Olnstead, Harrison county, changed to
Harrison Bo'ne Station, Boone county
changed to Montana
The following appointments were made
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk county, VIM
H. Mcclure Fairfield. jefferson county,
Isaac G. Jones; Burlington, Des Moine,
county, Thomas French lowa City, John
son county; George W. Clark; Oskaloosa
Mahaska county, X. r. Harper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
EXACTLY WdAr YOU WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
known and used Over % years. Daily increas.
ing 10 publtc favor Complete in one bottle
No wash No trout6. Does not crock or stain
Produces lussrous slack or brown ~ desired
Doea not injnre the iar. Prioe, Is cents. Solt
- Dtaggisss and Fa,ev Goods Dealers iaa4dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

SALE OF FARM.-Neasrs. Kent 1 Colds
bury report the sale, TO day, Of forty acres Of
The ''Doelan F2m," situAssd four miles end
half from the city, near the Utica Ridge
road. Peter Carstens is the purchaser, hav-
ing paid forty>6ve dollars per acre-e1 800
IN all.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

THR RAILROAD ExCURsIoN..-We notice
that the City Council Of Keokuk have ap
pointed committee to make arrangements
for the entertaining Of the guests en- the oc
casion Of the proposed railroad excursion
from Des Moines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

II b ssad that 'Faith will remove noun
tains." This may Be- tsus; but Il certainly
viii not wssh clothes ssd selitssate stains.
The ssE&ectic Cleanser viii d that and do
!. 10 . hurry.
old by all druggists and xrocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Reysrd will be pad by Nessrs. 4. G. Clark
Z Co. for medic ne that will cure coughs,
colds Group, whoping cough. or relieve
consumptive cough a. quickly as Goes
Cough BAlsa,n.
A.et an ear RENDER. xnn~
That Coe's Dyspepsia Cure viii cert.isly
cure the worst cas-s in existence, sill stop
pain after eating ., soon - you take 4. and
10 most excellent article for oil diseases Of
the stomach asd bcw~h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

The State asd Congressional election in
West Virginia was in psogrsss to-day.
The Radical uajoriay IN he stats q In
diana on the Congressi,nal vote, is II 1863.
A census Of Minneapolis, just taken, gives
the populasioe Of that town - About 1000
The amount o. gold IN slf'srsasury has
reached es5. 900, ,ooo, ioJddl"e >l1 ,ooO. 900
Of certifcates. Twenty-four millions will be
distributed on the lst Of November, for the
500 interest coupons then dne.
The following ite0e ore from the quarter
y reports Of the Naeional Banks, Oct. lst,
1866:
Total loans and discouts. 1901 .23S. .e0s
U. 8. bonds and securities. 94,054. $50
Specie on hand. nd............. S,l7O.s35
egal tenders ess.............. POS, no. "a,
O.pital stock. ............... 4l6, ,27S, ,969
Surplus fund. d............... 63,35O. PIT
National circulatios. ........ $50, l29. sos
individual deposits. ......... 56S 5lO,57O
U. s. deposits. ts.............. 80, ,42O, $40
During the last 6scal year $4,000, 600
were transmitted from one part of the coun-
" to the s,hes. thrsaeh ths osssy srder
o@css, againse d ,soo. 80 The ysas before.
There is 40 rsooea - doubt thas the coming
year wia witness the same growth and ap-
prociation of this mie mode fse tie tfas1s-
mioe1oa e Wa1i fnads.
The ersat sset q Dubuqus ~ opened "a
Wednesday. TIE Ohie hsssss, Ms1se,
Bosssn and Plssbey, ars thses. the former
bsine sntsssf ~ The main purse Or $500 /;
and some tail trstting is anticipated.
The State Temperance League opened .
session st Dee Moines, On the cath, and
have besn in session during the day. The
attendancs y said 10 b very fhir. Whist
they have deas be-, - yet, not been re-
pssts6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Bur your Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Sil>
ver.ware, &C., At Wilson's. Large stock
jdst received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

DAvmrons RsrnsssnTaD.-Att TIE 0rand
Plsaary c, uneil II the Cathelie .Clsrgy at
Balsimsse, our CITY was repsssesssd bv Rev.
John Palamergues, pastor Of s. AatAeny's
Church. President johnson was cAiei among
the dignitaries present - witnses ~ elss-
iae ceremooise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

CLOTHING for ssssytsdy in quantities to
suit can alsaya b found at Mas, Mayer I
Co.'S, wholesale and rctaiI, No II West
second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

J.T. rgMrLs, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th ard Main >ts., fruit and ornamental
trees. My26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

THk RivEn.-Wc understand that more
strikes have occurred on tho upper river
boats. On somc steamers the roustabouts
have demanded t75 = month, which, con>
sidering the fact that board 10 furnished,
looks something like exalting that occupa-
ton TO profession.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

1xsuLrs.-A radical paper complains that
Sherman insulted Mr. Stanton in Washing.
ton. Possibly. But Jim Lane 10 reported
to have pulled the cowardly poltrcen's nose
which is better stiTl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

UsE I1allemand's Specific Tor Rheumatism
Gout asd Neurdlsia. Ite6scaually destroys
81 poison 10 The blood. and performs srad-
lcal cure Ped tealiaoniala slaexhsee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26


Cash paid Tor old hetal and rags.
No..o Fast Front street.
octs-dM Davenport, Iowa:
l SWAIN. ErnrrAplr HAlR BALM
in, ..pniy re-ic.t grey hair to its frigi-
NJ cclor. wi,hoi staining the Elm or
ciAh,ng. 1t Il .ve. the most dyy, dead
anI\ \crisp hair, .on, moist anf glossy.
cans i: 10 curl. ,nl keeps it fits place,
while promote. i,s growth and pre-
'en,s iis kallins 4
II eontaAs nci,.t ol or al1no'
Nunero, preparations oil, alcohol
and sulphai aa,s been lmed upon tho
public. and MN, total failed to give
satisfaction, TN sanuf lurers have de-
ser7edly conc n Iricf
DR.. Swain na, MIS- his Vegetable Balm
10 accomplish III iAN,e claims for it, and
authorizes his M "a refund the money
wherever it fail ~ a. satisfaction.
II is an eniiif. Nv and scientific
preparation. pr, 5:ed u he distilation Of
rare and fragranli io~crs, hch renders it
not only the b rercwer il the world.
bu, makes it .iculariy y srceaSle as
hair dressing w. both old nd young,
while its liz Fl lsrify and aosA Odor are
in striking Bntr-yt with the nd mix
lures usu1 !y soli.
The prqf friesor has letters fro" uN Nny Of
the most distinguished as well as fashN ina
Bile peo1c, judges, clergymen, lawy y,
physcl FMS, opcra singers. actresses, 50
certifying to the remarkable virtues q
the balm.
Don't let any jealer urge upon you . dif-
ferent article, but IL your trndeAman dos
not keep this, senA one dollar fof . trial bot.
tie tOtlne nearest Agent, or the proprtseof.
II for grey hair send for No. ].
II for hair dressing, send for No. =
q II. swain, proprietor. NO. 81 Soutn Wa
ter street, Chicago.
HARRISON 4 STlRKS. wholesale and Retail
A1ents Davenpprt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

SAD AccsDsst..-wE1s JoAa, son of Mr.
J. n. Wasviek, x Alsds, ILL.,, was On hid
way hoas ftso nssk Island. one evening
last week, he met With fatal accident nea,
Camdso. he was driving homo with wag
IN lssdsf goeds. Whsn esaf Caadsn the
horsss hecaos ftighssssd q soas sbjests .
u sssasids, ~ 4 sses ~ y Aiehl Ths
s'iosensss yostA vss psseipisstsd ftoa
bic ~ % u tep q IL hpsG. end Il ~
supposed, ~ run over b5 one sf shs wag.
% wheels. He vas taken 70 Warren Crseh
ty Asnott AcCasdlna where b rsnsined
sstl ths aszt day. Upoa hearing Of ths
acoidonk, Mr.. Warwick hastsnsd 20 atteod
bic go, end at ths lasaer's request, stseesd
heas with hin. o. rsashing hone, III
pom ysulA suRvissd ~ fsw seeosds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
BOARDlSG SCHOOL.
A BOARDING SAlUOL FOR YOUNG IA
IA DIES will opei IN tais city on the
First "Wednesday Of Derember. 1866,

IHSs WVuuSuy Vt DtfVWotu, -UU1
Underline charge Of
MISS AGNES 4. ,n.LlS and MISS MARI
An lEyEREUX
The day School il Sargent's Place. formerly
under the charge cf Miss BAILEY. viii continue
- before A new trm egin.ing on Monday,
9th November. Applications for either should
be made immediaiel. For circulars. address
MISS DEvEREUX,
Davenport.
Rev. ORyILLs DEwy. ID. D., Sheffield, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. PowsRs. b D.. Davenport, Prot. A.
CRossY. ExPrin. Ssh0, Mass. Normal School.
Rev. TasoDoRs EpSs. d. D.. Lowell. Mass.
Csc. +. DEvERnrx. Esq, Davenport. and 9th
ere. oct26-dlw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

m. w. Y. PECK

nFFICE UN THIaD STREET. BETWEEN
~ Dsady end y ilf where Dr. Adler's Office
used to be. Office bours, S TO 10 A NJ. 2 To
r. n. Residence, CT. llth and BRADY sts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

RKcuLAs DmPArcnEs.-For some days
past VIC have been unable to supply ou,
readers with the iatest intelligence. on &C,
count of the bad condition Of the telegraph
line, but - they will SEQ BY referring to Out
fourth page. We are oil right to-day. To say
the very least, however, the present line
could be improved to considerable degree
To save time and spses, the Rock Island
Uaios eivss ia readers the following rule bv
which to anticipate the news: A slight dew
portends halt . column Of dispatches; q
heavy fiost, about sixteen lines; and q
smart shower, no news ct sn From our
sxpsrisnes in III matter, We think the rule
given can be relied on Implicitly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
CouxrsnrErr Oxs DoLlAs GsrrxsAcks.

A cnuntefeit 81 bill Of the ordinary green
back issue is in circulation, which 10 won
derfully calculated to deceive. It would be
taken by almost any ore not an''expsrt, par
ticulariy II little soiled, or at evening light
The chief points Of difference from the gen
uine 1l'a are in the wsinkled and battered
condition Of Chief Justice Chase's physioe,
nomy, and the inferiority OF the lathe wort
around the large figure Is Beware Of thil
per:lous counte fc,t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Iowa MsRlr HoxoasD. Colonel PArrott
Of Keokuk, formerly of the Ssvsnteenth
Iowa infantry, has just recsived from Pres.
idsnt Johuson. the commissioa Of Brigadier.
General BY brevet. The coamiss'on eees
forth that the rank is conferred ''for gallaas
and mesitorious services at the battle Of
Belmont, No., Forts Henry and Donelsoa,
- ohlleh, ISdnsssss. Cossnth ssd 1ska.
tlqsissippi. and ~ Atlanta esasaigs ths
aageA 10 ths ~ go dthsoseh ~ Casslisae.
ana fse faiahful ssgv - dur,ne the var"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

BsSroHs' LIvEsY turnouts can't be bea
Call one block sast Of Poslofice.

PALAsa's LorIos-The grsat Medicine for
the skin, curcs without iail every kind Of
unsightly eruption Of the fee. or itching,
irritating q distressing cutapeous disease
on any part Of the person.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26


In convalescnce from Chejsra, MAlig-
nant Fevers, Small Pox. q aay Cutansous
Affections. will be found invaluable. giving
tone to the system, and removing I'll ths
prostra,ing effects incidental - disMaa.-
The universal and p pular knovlsdgs ef the
virtues Of TEUE Calissya Bark ssquifes No
explanation; centuries have passed sipcs
it's discovery. and it Is now recognized ~
the best febriiuge which bountiiui nature
has favored US with. Science has discov>
cred many methods OF extracting its virtues
and reducing. to email bulk, the active
principles Of the Bark. VIE: Quinine, Cin>
chonine. ETC.. oil Of which are tnvaluAhle -
medical ngcnts.
The greant want of mild aud reliable
tonic in cases VI Debility, Night Swsats.
Scrofuls. Dyspepsia. I.oss q App, tie, an6
other diseases incidenlal 70 dioorganiSed
system, hrs induced me 10 present THE 70
the medical profession and sufferers, - the
most reliable, safe and powerful toaie tha&
can be prepsred combining ~ il does. a1
he active PRINCIPLES VI the True Calissya
Bark, with other ingredients. which sendcr
j, the perfection OF . remedy for I'll the
above diseases.
Prepared by r. w. Marsdcu. 467 Broad>
way, New York, aud for sale by all Drug
gis,s. Price, 81 per bottle.
Burnhams 4 Van Setback, and Fuler,
Finch 4 Fuller. Agcrts. Chicago. ag9.d3m
s'smia nnsl Fnscy Sosps.,
PAtx soar. Old Bp,wr WisusoR.
ftEa GLyoEEIsx, PnsoiLsn CosnEJrc.
Tho mos: popular. most pure and dcriSabls ssfs-
tics now before the public.
OuR PALM SOAP
10 an entirely new preparation. and is made from
Palm Oh. bcaehed without acids chemicals of any
Kind warranted pure. II lie the ysay nssr.
BurnhAms 4 Van Setback. Chicanp. who lee ale
aeents the Northwest. sold by druggists every
where Manufactured by McKcope. Van Haagan 4
CO., 81 South Front street, Philadelphia, ana Chss.
Aekeone,% Bare ay 81. New York. sps'6m
SEE . woman in another column piching
!. Samburg grapes for Spcer's Wine. Il 10 IN
admirable article, used in the hospitals snd
by the frat class families in Parss, London,
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. Il is worth trial, ~ il gives great
satisfac,ion. dOA-dly
HILLS HAIR DYE, 90 esnts, black or
brown ,nstantanc ous, natural, ,durabls, beau.
tful. reliable, indeed the best in use has been
before the public over tifteen years, is the
cheapest, containing - msch ~ ~ usual
dollar sizes. DEPOT No 90 John street,
New York City Sold by all Druggists
patent medicine, pcriumcry aud fancy
goods stores every where. junel ID y
"AcciDENrs will happen in the best oi
families = and those housewives who are
sasacious enough TO keep u supply Of the
hand the means OF removing the unsightly
stains which will intrudc themselves in the
most careful houS eholds
Sold b, all druggists aud grocers.
Bry voua Dry Goods at Otto kluggs, No.
81 Secoal street unl7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

EnIanAxIa-A small party Of cmigrants
passed through our city this morning.
bouud fps Minuesosa, having cold out their
homes in Indiana. They represented the
hardships Of travelling - qui's trying.
during the present bad weaaher. and with
the present usfavorablc state Of the roads,
As they proposed going bv land from this
place, they we're in the expectation Of hav
ing = rough time before the conclusion of
their journey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

For protection from the above, call on r
SIMPSON co. and take out Policies in
those first ass Insurance Companies repre-
seated by them. Where the assured par
ticipatc in tho Profits Of the companies
without incaring any liability. Ofiico No.
Al Brady st. apr-6>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

ABsoTf's LscTuns.-The literary portion
Of our community anticipates rare treat
this svsaing in John 8. G. Abbott's lecture
% THE Late Was in Europe" Al histo-
rian, scholar and lecturer, Ar. Abbotts rep
u,ation would bs sufficient to attract large
audience in any city in the country. The
subject which he proposes to discuss is one
which must interest the mass Of the public
more than any other that could have been
selected. The late war in Europe was SC
suddenly commenced, carried on upon 90
colossal scals. end brssght % ; tsruiaa
tics - speedily. that lsw are tAoeoughly
posis1 - to ~ immediate causes and entire
results. Mr.. Abbott d close student Of his
tory. snd will deubelsee b greeted with Z
large attoo6onca.