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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

LII = nav A044Y O10OVA0N
OFriCE-No. - NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. Is uhlichs Block,
CHICAGO, II. Box 2462 lLlNois.
special attention given 10 all PRIVATE DIS
EASES incident to both sexes. Also, Cancers "
Cancerous affections, Tuwors, Ulcers, Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc, and particularly ISOLATE 4.
rics.ss Ladies requiring medic al aid or nd, ICE
in all cases attendant upon Menstrual Obstruc.
tons, Pregnancy, Iroidts"s tksri. or any dis
esss incident 10 the gensrativs 0rgans, msy rely
upon being easily aud speedily relieved.
Al Chronic and difficult cases. such MS have
xisted TOR years, are completely md permanent.
" cured in short time, Withowf Mercury, regard
to diet. or fear OF exposure Persons afflicted
\ ith any private disease, in calling early a.er
coptr aching them, will be cured In shorter timo
than hy any other Ply stefan in the known world
Or. b. 10 pre- eminently successful in the treat
ment of the above most difficult and perpl< King
Of oil diseases he has given particular attention
To them for many years, aud so thoroughly has
he become acquainted with their Pathology and
| treatment, that he will warrant PERFECT
cure, under forfeiture il reqnired; In feet he
will. in the cure Of these complaints, acknsWl-
edge no superior In this country or even In the
world.
He COMPOUNDS ma OWN nEDiCINkS from the true
source Of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then, ill you who are afflicted.
to his Office. where you will. in . shovt time, 30
made 70 rejoice in perfect health A private con
suting room adjoins the Office where The doctor.
will always be n attendance during cffcc hour
Those who reside II distance may call in per
son. or address him In per feet confidence. Office
hours from . 10 ~ A. n. 10 : r. ~, end
Evening. nov6O
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

Every family at this season, should use
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for its medicinal aud beneficial
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent physicians. used
in European and American Hospitals. and by some Of
the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC-it has no equal, causing an appetite,
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape.
AS D!URETlC. healthy action OF the
Glands Kidnays and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in
Dropsy. Gout and Rheumatic affections.
SPEEItS WINE is pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape, possessing medical pr0priees supe
ror to any other wine in and an excellent article
for all weak and debtated persons. and the aged and
infrm, improving the appetite and benefttng ladies'
and children.
Try Il once, and you will not bc deceived
IL Be sure the signature OF AFFIXED STEER is over
Q cork Of each bottle.
Sold by druggste and all first class dealers, who also
sell the CASTEILA PORT BRANDY, a choice old
article, imported only by Mr.. Speer direct from the
valley ofOporto.
eE Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and st. Louis Aud by a
A. SPEEk. at his Vineyard in Now Jersey. Princi-
pal Office, 9S broadway. New York
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON & SHARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Decid1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

DsAra o. = NswsPAPsa PuB1ssnsa.-
The bleom'neton RhasasrepA records the
sata OF n. 3. 8. Carpenter, one of the
tubltshers Of that pspss. NJ. Carpsatsf
BIT BleominGlsn ~ she l1sA insf IN vaslt I
&yins ttttii dt'E,oni. n. I. Ia week
NJ. Carpsntss's family received Intelligence
Of the death of The brothef, and rhursdav
I second dispatch ansounssd H. ,assth e
1r. O. hlnsslf ct Buffalo, whine a'Svsts
70 Lyeas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29
DBs. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OH
DIR. EASTERLY.S
A MEXICAN LINZ MEN T

Win Cure Bruises, Sprans, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma-
tism. Contracted Tcndons, Swellcd joint. Pain or
Weakness in the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain
In the Sy stem.
THIS is the BEST IMMINENT ever offered the pub
lie. Its volatile, penetrating and healing properties
duee themselves to the very bones. and give the eu
ferer instant relief.
1t is the most efiicacious Lniment ever invented
FOR $50 RS ES AND AMIN AL9.
II will Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises, Chafes. Calls,
Scratches. SPAWN, Rngbone, any Wound Of
Bone Or Muscle
Such powerful curative properties are combined IN
DR.. Easterly's American Llninent
that 1t speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS. both on
NAN and BEAST aftel all other Liniments and RENE
dies fail. Price q cents per bottle.
eN Sold ut Dr.. L. EASTERLYS Family Eedicine
Store corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets St. Louis
and 70 Madison street. Chicago, Ills,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

Can be recommended TO the afflicted with the great
cst confidence believing them far superior to any other
pills in USE For Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
ria these Pills really inv valuable They change the
vitiaed secrcons of the stomach and liver. producing
hcaty action in those important organs. For Female
Complaints and habitual Costiyencss they have no
equal They can be used at all times with perfect
safety in Bilious Intermittent and Kemtent Fevers
and all complaints when purgative u required
These Pills are PURELY VEGETABLE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS in all their quail
fies nd nre dpxiunpd To he
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29
Universal Family pills.

They are very mild and pleasant in their operation,
yet prompt and eectua in cleansing the system
from all bilious, putrd and irritating matter than the
various other pHs in general use They will be found
much superior other pills 10 the diseases in
cidcnt to the WEST. Families try them.
~ Price 80 cents per box. Forty Pills in box.
IN Sold ut Dr. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
Store corner VI Third and Chestnut streets, St LOUIS
Mo-, and at " Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

No diseases 70 which The human body Is liable s,e
better entitled 10 the attention Of the ;philanthropis
than those consequent ON the irritation produced BY
WORMS In the stomach and bowels When the sui
fercr is an adult the case l. vry frequently overlook
Bu, when the patient Il al infant II Il. ds.sac T. e."
entirely neglected. b still ffequently sscribed n
whole or part to some other cause. Il ought here Il
be particularly remarked. that although but few worms
may exist In a child, and hOws0eycr quescent the y
may have been previously, sooner Is the c0nstjti
ton BY any Of the numerous train u diseases
to which infancy II exposed, than II il CearfuIly auY.
n1eftcd by their irritation Hence Il too ffencunty
happens that disease otherwise ca. iy managed by
RrSSper ~ ~neh q that bid.
which entirely fails In consequence Of worms being
overlooked. And evcnin cases Of gnatef violence Il
could be- without oss II time, which, + y
precious IN such cases, the disease might be attac
BY proPer remedies even. handel With success
The cDuptenance pale and leaden color with occa-
SIGNAL fushes. circumscfibed spot on On, o. bth
se M eEss 0e eon. . a. -, tSs psp' ds
il rritated swells, and sometimes blecs swell
ing Of The upper Up occasional headache with hum
ming Or fhrObhng d the cars; unusual secretion a
saliva; Shiny or fnrred tongue breath very fouI
particularly in The morning appetite VARIABLE come.
times voracious with gnawilg sensation of the stou
ach. at Ohctf entirely gone Aectin1 pains n Inc adm
ach occasional nausea and vomiting violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels Irregular, ct hmes
blood; belly swollen and hard; urss tasbid .vira n
ton occasionally difficult, and accompanied b. hic
cough; cough sometimes dry and c0nvulsiye: cneasS
1sp yas,ss f esnsrs rssaSe, &C. 'se'h tenn
d. Eeins's vsmisr HsySs dspenSsd d 3 I.
The uni,efsal success which has amended n. a.
minirtratOn Of this preparation has been such q 70
a.s IT, ss ~eaa 70 RE-
Intellectual psrided tie sympsbms attending a. sick-
ness Of the CHILD Or adult warrant he ruplosition Of
given in strict accordance with the dircctipns,
We paedSe ourselves 70 the public dat Dr. Lane.
= 4. s. d$ss nss sgnss,s .ssss - s.s
doing the sllghest Injury 10 ths lost tender naut.
ia DIRECTIONS. IS -
Give child from two to ten years old. teaspoonful
ID much sweetened watef every morning {aufif0
II puges through the day, well but Il not repeat
&c dss't s1D ~ esen ~ ~ sen gys NY more s
Becars Of Coantsrfsi aad ~ art;clss pr.
porting y +, D.. xcL0aes.
The great popularity u DR NcfANEy GENUINE
PREPARATIONS has indgcsA unpfinciblod pssS0no
t. sdemPt Ps'%ing upon Tie public counierst snd d
sesssg -. = cogsqnence 1wi1s. The ps:pesseuse
s: s % sdS sss Sf: ssss e. 3 iRss
'0S3pg NJ es, 3 Ss'r s4sS !
VIII ~ dgnstsrs = q AolAN1 a FI1Hi66
e.. IL. di.ss.ia.s =. 1921 :. = p.ss, N !
49, Me- ~ "a i1sssT zct1 S 49, Veg
I; Mster n1rs @ y sesn y holdis9pp g. pspss
~ Iyss Pn1 hays - saas sa4psa = - ~,
ofthe box. b nd Wax. N" -
z rRxrARkD our 81. ID A'i''
FLEMING p! l'l!ll.ll BRoTH1ERs,
eli .; saRittahaSg, Pee Il soa ii |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Costiveness, Jaundice, and oil
arrangements Of the system where an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgxtive medicines ere not more or less required,
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used. In the WESTERN
STATES, where Bilious diseases generally prevail
Catharc medicines are indispensable. No person car
be well while costivc habit OF body prevails besides
II soon produces serious and often futal diseases
which might be avoided by timely and judicious use
OF a proper CatharIc medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

|bv FiRk And LIGHTNING. Farn Property
nd Dstacbed Dwellings, insured for three d Eve
Years 1t liberal reduction from NJ Annual Ral6
+ O6ce in the First National Bank Rnildiae. Dnr
vsnport, Iowa 9: SMITH, Paksm1us.
g. 4. EvvAsps. Vice President Ina n. en-
spss. Irsossrss. 7. ". Rows. Gss'y .deeaS-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29
DIR. Easterly'S
DIARRHEA SYRUP

Will cure DiarrhGa, Dysentery. Summer
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morbus, ard
oil arrangements Of the Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and effcctual remedy ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel Conn plant is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29
DR.. Eastcrly's DiarrhHa Syrup,

II has been thoroughly te-ted and found an 1NFAL-
IIABLECuRE for these dangerous complaints. II lie
the best medicine IN the world for Children when
teething. Price - cents per bottle.
eW Sold at DR. L. EASTERI.Y Il cos. Family
Medicine Store, or Third and Chestnut streets,
st. Louis. mud - Madison street Chicago. Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

Which never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in
and Of cases Of Consumption after ply sicians and
al other remedies had failed, and the patients
had been given up to die. This BaIssm is the
most perfect and infallble remedy for oil disess-
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
n B-Ask for Or CARRIERS COUGH BAL.
SAM and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bottles
81, so per bottle.
Sold 1t Dr.. EASTERLY co.'s Family Mod
icine Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut Sts
H. Louis, No.. aud st their branch Store 20 Mad
ison street, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29
DIR. SANDERS
T II r EE MIN UTE SALV E
viii cure Corns. Warts, Moles, Ringworm
uteS.

Why VIII YOU suffer the cxcruciating and torment
ng pains from Corns and Toothache, when
Dr.. Sanders Three Minute Nalve
will give you instant relieve. Try it.
eE- Price - cents per bottle.
Sent TO all parts Of the country by mail receipt
Of the price and ten cents to prepay postage IT,
Sold at DR.. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine Store.
corner Third and Chestnut streets. ST. Louis, and "
Madison street, Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

----OD~-
TnE PREsiDExr's PosIriox. is believ.
cd in many quarters that the bill enfran-
chising the negroes in the District of Col
umbia will be vetoed BY the President, if
presented to him in the shape it passed the
House. The New York Commercials COR.
respondent says:
( There Is much speculation ~ to what
course the President will pursue. General
Carl Schurx says that he will sign the bill
bus those best informed are confident that
he will veto this or any other bill establish
ing universal suffrage here. II he does, the
Radical Republicans will have carried their
point, for the breach thus created bsveen
the Executive Mansion and the Capitol viii
e6ectually prevent the admission Of the
Southern members. Indeed, there is already
visible GOODNESS between the President
and several Republican leaders, and Mr.
Forney, finding that the National latstH
esacer enjoys the confidence of Mr.. John
son. comes out in the CAroaicls ON the most
Goulcol tack. Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

Monitor C0nnODs
TURY THEN, Each received the First Premi-
um q the late Agricultural cir. They
will awe one half Of the fuel which 10 IN item ct
the present price Of coal, Also many other kind
Nanuiscturers Of SMOKE Sacks, Boiler breec a.
ing AMI Copper Work u I'll kinds, sorghum
psns' &c. 10, and Ill kisls Of timers work
and lin sare constastly On hand and made to or
der, DUAONI LlAbURNER,
nov7d1y 1s Main st., Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

oil Of which is sold at the very lowest market
price, Farmers and Builders will find il greatly
to their advantage to purchase of US.
Lumber Yards At the Mill above the RailroAs
Brioge and or Harrison street, between 18th and
l4th. Davenport. Iowa. ine9 diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Hoprietors Of Dr.. NcLane's Lirer Pill,
Eermifu0s and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. NCLANE'S
.assses'icas Jv6rse Specific,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-29

ssSss "a ues WoteOOu6eS tue COmmOOl.
6se Of every known country are exchan-
gsd.
II would be an impossible task to advert
= the numssous branches Of trade and bu
einess which have grown up with the
GEoWth Of New York until they are now Of
ee>oeeal Dimensions. Aramble down Broad
street, into Pearl, aud the older sections Of
the city along the East River, would soon.
ct convince the visitor Of the Importance
vkeA tAeoo beoncheo- Qany Of item, pcr.
16pe, 70 him novel and unhsard of-have
assumed. Il would appear to HIM 40 If oil
~ material interests Of both contiuents
wsas Asee tspss6eoted, through principals,
q agents, factors aud consignees- rice
eoeteos sneas, and tobscco Of the South /:
u cereals Of the West; the manufactures
& New England; the lumber. coal ma
leea Of New York and Pennsvivsnis: the
1oee:sss Of Now Fsdndhnd3 The furs Of
1eo.es ana the regions along the Arctic
sne otuge AID coffee Of s. Anerico;
Wy ana sandal-wood Of Africa; the tea
9 Ohina IA ssptees sof tho Tndias. the
vans ~ France. and the products Of the
- 9ano I'D hoas md The work shope =
rss1ais &c ofths ihpotsant braoch.. i,
~ ths 0aet imposteat heanch-of bushes.
= u city y that Of he Wholesale Foreign
- Deneoete Dry Goods. Il = we'll knowr
~ H. tstlil dealar nssee appjiee directly
= - 4nnpf(etpree toe his erpply Of fab
~ IL $3.50 that tsa6s has eertaiu Law,
49, while they ny - iacunprshensi-
- q not ebenea - u novice, ar really
= tn6o1fA1A S [, 1aea n ~ 1fea>. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
MARINE DISASTERS.
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP sUwAHEE.

LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP sUwAAEE.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER.
BI rELKsRAPn rGIBrSE.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Dec. The steamship
suwunee from New York. bound Brazos Do Santiago With
cargo orns and ammunition the Republic OF MEXICO
oundered at sea the morning Of the 9Th, OF Rngpan
shoals The captain passengers and crew took 70 TIE DO
boats few .mnnies before the ship went down.
Tho following the OF the saved j. W Catherine,
captain wife and children A. p smith dasslstans
ennser james Whit s.,wG as, ,SS SGrs m sPe
james Shay aud another Of ,he crew pcse a
The following are missing Robert Piokens first ooer
Charles Fry second officer Henry NAPLES s engineeT;
w H. Crawford first assistant engineer Henry, Beason
second steward; William Brown and John Norman seamcn
Smptou drcmGn, f. r. schultz supercargo and cocks
and two seaIlen names unknown.
Philadelphia and Elijah II. Cattell OF NewJersey.
The steamship C. W. Lord encountered the same Gale tho
time while repairing her sails and steering geer but reached
port without material damage
THE DISASTER TO THE BRIG JACQUES.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-The ship Tonavanda.
Cart Julius arrived at this port Her captain reports has
on the 18th November when IN lat $50 @0 long % 80 ges
he dismasted vessel on his port bow he stood orser
bound for Granville from St Pierre Newfoundland When
two days out while lying to in gale Of wins heavy sea
struck her her her beam ends carrying away her
bowspri, and all and yards breaking he nsT and
The crew were found bang her with buckets pumps
having become ehoke and useless Two boats were lowered
from The IonaWanda and alter ~ To- S" , ,,, .a
the other all upon the wreck were taken on the captain setmg
FIRE the vessel before he left Sixty seven persons IN were
saved In addition tie One passenger was Killed m tes
held from the shifting the cargo which he hg ard
several were badly Injured On tho 1s Thomas corrgen fell
Overheard and was drowned and the night Of the 3h ean
Tbeaer of ST. Verand Du SoTd died injuries received
while on the wreck Of the jacques
THE STEAMER KATAHDIN.
BosroS. Dec 7.--The steamer Katahdn from Ban
COR arrived here this morning and reports having struck
rck la evening near Camden and stove hole In her bottom,
oasn serious leak but with the aid Of her pumps tho water
was kept down enabling her to perform the b in safety che
will 90 ON railway for repairs
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JpAssENGERS ARRTYED.

FROM HAvRE AND BREsP, Dee. Tin stesas! Eslogs-
Mrs Burt, Miss Adler b. Jsnes M Fleming ~ ford, hss
Ford T. 0odschud L. Godscamid Mft tmsf Ms
Eimef Mr. aud Mrs spgue child md s-rvsnt. W hoasc NJ
Beleog Alr foTmes. Mf Seeun Ms Seguin Mr. son1ey i
Precbs Mrs Ereeh Mr. s0ui,er. Mr.. Scatter Msss bogsi
Mr. Scheer Ar Butonr Mr. haaro, M Atn hr T. i-ou A. D.
Cleveland y Shson, heIeae,,
T. MGx A. de Agnero Mr. Dazenber T. Frbourg y PssssI o.
Benoist Mrs BsnoS b. LacIoz Ne Mans Mrs Ma@-s y I'se
OrOnx g. Marc. A. Wax, Miss q. buson. Nj Wtntf T.
Dsve WseF Mr.. Rebandy Mf FTsnbeyer, NJ itosldm a.
Prostdan O. Poulet Mr. klmbe fichet Mira j. fshst Meyer
Mag j. TsrtOux Geo vast Ger Vast NJ Abss, y kafay ,.
Outlet T. elmer Mrs A. Boehe aWs Mi.. Potsol iss:Ss y
c. BTsun c. BTann Bernheirn, l. 0rse T. 3JnS H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08

Sermon by DR., Hastinsshe Ansssl sermon before ths
EewYoTk and Brooiyn Forrfn Missionary Society ansT % the
A.BCE w. viii % delivered By Rev. fhomss Ha.lnss D.,
Church, ry.ecosdsl BET Tinh si.h-sys
nsnee q, y o'clock.
TheRev. DIR. Marsh Will BY res5ssi prssch sties TO NOR
Land sueleet "DrunsaIds Ne KinsdogLood
The Rev Dr. shleds Of Princeton. SevJsr.ey all preach
the Huger ffhyesn Chureh Mad ard Twenty
Dinhs', on SABBATH tsh Deeh ioisosIOek and y
Tbirsy-seyenth-st M q. Charrh, between sseosl sa1
Thirdave.ihe Rev W. H. BOOLE, Pastor will presck Sun
DAY ct ne 10. and "A ssasfr,~. Prsysf meetings
The FIRST Anni,ersaFy q the Young Men. Chr.,ian
church on SUNDAY EVENING" Dee rodnnleneus n "a oask
Addes,es BY ,te Rev II. ID. oANsE and the Rev PsTKk
STRIKER, b. d.
The Rev VIZ Whtffeel late ChsJ iiin D. aIny wi
preach TOaORROw tsabbahl 1t O'Clock p a he pot
boceys Mission for sesmen, corner Dover and "s's - sss
Tree. No collection.
TIE Rev Geo. W. EsTay " deliver lecture MONDAY
EVENING. Dec. ~ 1886 IN tho lsi w. r. Chorcl ytf'sH.a%
h Hasm under the sispees q ths fe.at ns,s
hTnsn As.oeiation CONNECTED WIZ 5nas s1'''N ''' "
The poor have the Gospel preached 60 tbeuiD every
SUNDAY EVENING At y o'clock 10 Mlman's ia sorne %
Twenty sixth sevegtkave. The eprt and = ta sjI
meets Of 3 q. m. and ~ ?.
The Harlem UBiversallst Sociery vii, on SUNDAY IL
may National Hal, Of Foanhaye snd tnsLund
occasion M be- preached ~ the Rev Ell cHAPIN IA Rev h.
g. BROOKS the Rev O. L. DEMAREST viii tto tais pr, "a
the services, which vii commence Al oeock
Psrk-.-fhe original Mission q The Pen's-The Re- sAF'
FER. Supenntendeni PIreipel tsndGysehool a. ook az
Short addresses BY visitors The pabo mach interested ~ tho
proficiency snd singing Of these etild fea
Young MEMS Chrisfian Association of the Cify ~
New YOrk.-The Rev. THOMAS D. ANDERSON. y WI
Pech, the request Of tie Association % young 10 MON
Church Tweutyhilt between Eih and sEssvvs fcens Hsa
and the public generally invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
LAND OFFICE REPORTS
M ruxaxAPH TO rHE rRIBuNn.

m rnEeKAPh 10 TIE tRIbtNh ------ ~ NJ
Returns received at the General Land 0hias from The
Ics once f5n Michigan show ai l2ab acres Of Tho Psbls
Ifbds disposed % trns oetobr Under dato q HSv 10
i he % Wiscorn eerihsd she Sccfctary In.
teorth % ss d The Military Msgon Road irou WiAins
leppsr Hirbny M'sh Howard Green Bay, VIA ch
sfn wAsmaie thosr staiei By Tho Aet Of Mach 7,
eersstien ccu,u .es aroursd nv Uask
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
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Steamship B. so1def lockwood Charleston dvns''oo Fos
steamship The Queen tBr) Morgan Liverpool NsoD s'eas
Ns Steamship Gcrmsna lIs~bl Essr Hamburg Knnd,.G~
s@ S E A%sae e ts5e % Msy. y c. " Pfsss
Ship Nsw,Moti on~s Li1sIoos gIS gt, si = s '"
shp Boanssr SPras eassn 1'1% s g ., sr Co
Bpg i l. Nsds1eI B.isy Asginwsl Merchant, Canaan
BIZ BIZ TSo. otSa fs,ara Susrs. Thompson HUE,
scr Princess AeHslaiater Bogsy. famoa'h jam Geo "
seir J. A wOOahoa.s (Brl EDDY, Psnautuce 'd ssAA-.
seST JosS :9 Sc jSs Wainston
SEM SEM % S6 h Sr f ady Mf' ,oSs S Bee
s ss h Ssa;'f S hs1i s a
sssh S s c M, Rsos s,'I Bristol Geo s.fsahsr
selE Z ThOlps9n smith EsSIIay YEN G *, x E-sss sI
sshE Z. O. sawyer, Kesn Edz.ssihper, sisPs0n c'pT
sioop Harvest Cervin BissoI, Geo N. suanahss-
ARRIVED
Steamship urope Orb Lese. Hsyre Nov a. aEd Bed sh,
s'n, p.ssS Ne d.is a long : 81 'ss EO-
sicsnihp A.hld Norton With more and se Metro
'V ste.asSip Com STsa Holas, Nsw.oresn.
Steamship Caucus. Godfrey Boston. . .
tie Union Navigation Company Had sirons westerly ses in The
Channel and aR = lgas ~ SID oSss 20 "fi S
SbsTlsi steiner supposed suhbes, showing Esiss ~h".
Bs ie Gi.li Jsceqs Palermo g days w!h 5 e u.
o. p1s H,o b port for order. eSsy vito
Katie Dsn Robinson, 81 co1 II days with 'es4i s"o mo-
sSs Bertha 1Bsn Res.orf "a With "S
BIZ s@:1 Petty savannah day. with lumber
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s s G f s.sSP a ioI
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sem + ~ iSSy %,'P Ssr PraTssss
schr Angler. Bssse Ei1sbssPor foI wsIoh ham
sioop Fred Brown, Jackson, PrOvidsnce.
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ana and 4la The finder favor by leaving them al
house Of ook Ladder Co No. No Chsmbess or
fncmens Hall, Mercerst,
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In Kendnek 70 the order Of Michael BovoTi eSA,
Second Eions Hank y City The finder win please return The
same 10 Nos IFS M Eat Twenty eyentt Payment has been
stopped.