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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
NEW YORK.

SPEECH OF GEN. DAN. uLtMAS--JrDGg CULvsb'
Hon Daniel Ullman who bad retired from seays PoRH
ssl life has found hs boat Of the present tsneait too
strong be resisted patriot heart he yielded 10 the
appeals ofb, friends and addressed Republican
meeting ct New City, Rocklsna County, yesterday There
wss no uncertain sound in bis langusgs-earnsst support
of Congress and the People against policy OF the Prs
dent was the object Of his srgament throughout. ~"
Judge Culver Of this city has Just returned from q
Thorough canvass in the northern and central counties Of
our State including Washington, Warren, Saratoga Mont
aCmery Herkimer 0neida, Madison, Lewis, Jefferson
e. Lavrence ana Clinton and be the prospect
a most cheerjpg The meei,nss are everywhere large
earnest aad enthusiastic. They awake TO The import
pnes Of bringing their last vote 70 overcome any ILL.,
gotten msjonhes from the city The rural districts
..E'} WHAT MATTERS TT
10 ne EditS n TAs n y. Tibuas. -
sm: Why do Jon refer to the course OF 1ht Ns'York
Timesf Is II matter Of ANY consequence which way II
goes to-day or may 20 the next Who cassi You are not
vsrdant 20 suppose that Of i's rssssTs are At ell
mess aground and lofty tmnbng fof instruction Not at
all They look Cor amusement not information. 10 with
sAs rssdsr Of re I: Ihsy take - Si sr
donnsnt Of iends sbnss Of taos. VINO would Be friendly
sans on oil tho differ With i!s Editor prs,ensont st.
eunEtops end al and every hoes sets that serve to stamp
ssetof Win The sbsense Of all the, makes man, have
fhorn the readers Of he Tss that al they can sxpeg
ron rs Editor is snussmen. ana this they gcs IN oil
sthsass Of color aud degrees Of sughabs ssronsp4ss
~ ~ Mat motfeyf II? MOTH WARD.
fAe' Mass MIxrHo AT xrw.HocEKltE.
judge -, r Tyler Of ConrecticuL and Cen T. B. Van
Ss5sn ef lhn ey, speak 81 mass nesting at Hsw-ko
- Tsg oAlbiDlfs Yon LiEoY -eovEssos --prsvet MAJ,
Hehefei bdwefo z. Potter who commanded fsr q long
me on.iict m youth Cafoirs testi1es az follows Ia
lstsei y nl. ~ " tfeemsD, 50 the galsptTy Of Gen.
a Woeefofd as bspetbcsn eaSdaais for Lieutenant Gov
l as.o., Nor. County q. % lsss
sl IGiqssy vsD tfgp gtd slib Ger Sowsft WoodfoTd
ard Nc Efhipts De,faEl sis gletba 10 Replh Cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
VERMONT.

THE HOUSE PASSES THs CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
rRIEskAPB rRBuEs.
MoSTPBLIER, Oct. 3O-A vote was taken in the House
to-day upon the proposed AMENDMENTS 10 the Constitution
1t stood: Yeas, 1885, Nays, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

Naa t<lw,sa Nov. 90 and Dse o. 1884 As regards me
pa took IN those his conduct came nndg
ss wisScs 70 ihe cconos efficiency ana pploubed courage
yseS b e.ysd ssrwaEs eS hin fc promo
%ih ms SSS 81, feeling and 2,
s s,@se, sS y yoSr Sssdien! servant
p' ED%ARc Z pofiiS, late Brsvs, Ma, Cen vSls
h " freeman esq ~ % . 81 ..ses Ram
aRN. buTLBR AT ROCHESTER,.
IS TsisenAps TO rHs' rnrsurr
RocBIsTKR, Oct. 80 ie66.--It became known at 0
O'Clock thet Gen. Butler would reach Rochester tonight
and In ets than two hours our City Hall was crowded to
tudoeati0n 70 hear him epeak.
He was immediately escorted there and delivered long
and mastery speech full Of logic and humor which held
the audience in close attention and reused them TO enhu
siasm from the beginning Till its close.
He explained and defined the constitutional amendment
Sc far as goes but made eloquent appeal for more
ample JUSTICE 10 the colored loyast His excoations OF
spOn Of the charge Of his black Brigade Il Market
flights was touching and Affecting No speech OF the
campaign has ocited more enthusiastic applause
Mr. Hart, member Of Congress, spoke briefly afser MN
DBMoCRATro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.
Last night the German Democrats Of Morsania met o.
MiohAels Union Hail. Morrisania and nominated for Re.
ceiver Of Taxes William Hoeland OF Morrisanla s,.f
a, THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION. ss'sss
The Executive Committee ofthis organization have
issued circular to the subordinate unions urging each othem
90 have at least one public demonstration before election
Where county msssmeetings not practicable town meet
ings should be held Each subordinate union particularly
guested to that every soldier or sailor IN Their
neighborhood duly registered and TO make every exeron 70
have them Al the polls on election daT and 20 hat they ro
Col Geo Hopper the present efficient chairman OF the Er
ecuye Committee and bis coaduors have been untrng In
their exerons during present and to their abors
the society owes Its present prosperity There ore az
charters for now unions should addressed Geo r. stevens
Corresponding Secretary No le North Pearlst, Albany N l.
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iAnnounesme.is.l

The BRAvRn-IIKs efforts Of KNOB to be fashionably
81 the beads Of oelsiy 0OV,d with raese" Hs'uppy
Hats Caps se No 2s Broadway corner Of Bao~sl uurvsed
,s quality end economical pcs, Of every other fla.
Tar completely into the ittde. ~ ..t- q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

NATURALIZATION STATIyICs.-Durng the three
weeks Tocedag last Saturday the day The naturalization closed
there were about 10 eco natuaed In tho Court of Common
Pleas, and ? 500 IN the Superior Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
LOCAL POLITICS.
1wKNrY.RIRsr nihTRIC1,,

.a -
TWENTY.PlRhT nibTRIC1s
49,, nss.,y -. r.. ara "Tndepsndsnt Denoerat,n 4.
"'"S'J '''' 49,, - MN voon WvrpnaAws - ~S-
shFsh@is 49, .1.s.ta. Al. H.
AT mozart meeting, on MONDAY night, tDe non'
ess from tho Ivh District and Mozart tbereupoB joined
hands with Tamruany upon Johnfo
THE UNION COUNTY AND JUDICIARY CONVENTION
The Union County Judiciary Convention hello an
adjourned meeting Yesterday evening Of the Han corner 9so
and Twenty hiIdst p0t aia no DuAihss eo"p
the following resolution; go -.
Wha' There are nov peos we peep oi soeuon "''
ddtte. foi hes ~ ~ AZ n, ,epa.
ks,osrG s NJ, ans' y, Rssstss W Wv
~. ..anss on a.uops, MYTH ooNaaPssrogAL DIS
soLpihhs ANp ' ro,nr s<r
D. -. n ,hn sola;a-a "a so;lo,s ~ tbo Trwelfth.
s2 second Wards favorable 10 the regec
g. "a ha Hon VIM A Darling 10 ConRres held on Mon
S1 seping In Broadway corner Of The meet
inc yss By election Of Mr. r. Levy Pes
dane and Mr Finley as Secretary The following resou
| ton. we're unanimously adopted:
F IN 81 this Association Known the Darling boJsn
Blue" g., W.,
Second, hs with the renomlnaien Of The hen
A. Darling and pledge ourselves 70 90 cur umo'o 's0"' ~
ton :. ,,, H.. -, ,y.a,.,d.v evening 10 pro
AZ az n.b,c .st;os "a ThTdtye corner Fifty
ss,ha, wy ' -
Lo,n1 .tn HSoo,,,ivo Committee
An lmpoItaht ineotnB vi tno ~ n. cooner Inst
OF the Loyal veterans VIII 90 heid 81 @ ot re-
tute this evening All veteran Organkauoib WIZ "
ported are requested 70 do SO at once ov ,vpunI,
f"n'' en- AssooIlTIoy
-, -. - ar ,oon,hars of this Assooa.
speclai meetin8 vi .no mn, Ua.S Hotel corner of
ton was he'd last evening AZ t5e Dull Mr. " IT. De
an ~ anu The ai,sndance was very good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

s,ound thoy orbe The good work and sheH 20 on,
traitors neeDdsrs and assassns 20 tbs eoprey netvish
ntandInRn ~ - ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
POLITICAL

asa SEw 4oRa STATE UNION TICKET.
ys a1gsEs EffN0N SAesSRspfs9
~ $500 so~'T..-Ifop STEPHEN T. HAYT, BteubsDt
-, Srsss hssseI-asn s0Hn ~ ALMOND, Birs1.
-" ~ 1.setioD Tuesday. Hcv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

HoEprBIr "A man has been severely tebted mSt
IA ha h4a made w h mind 70 ordeI The BusCtls En Ts
e5ipa r-st5s = 80 " holsEe No "a ksl.saSs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
To The Hon JONI HorxAs. Mayor OF the ciy Of ss"io'
- THE pRgsrDgsT's PRRFIpy TO TuR iRIsH.
TO lnIsHMHE.

To tAs Edioy u ThN " TStuas ~ [. .,r..f IL %.
SIR; Our President has spoken again. Hear him,
This lime ANDY Is not mad Look on this picture
A FEsnH BRIGADiEk GErERAL MAS AN Hi1hVHW
WITH THE PRRHIpRNp. N
NEw Yeas O,t .i,-A Washington spfdhl eeTi j.
Col Dennis bnThe Rto Of tho Irsh Regnb6a bfsyst
pgadtI Gou.ai Ind On Interview With To Presden its
afternoon Col Burko stnH that he cue 81 the iuHh
Amsr(al gfssrs RU'fkd ard iplt!s0n'd y bgsRa P''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
ILLINOIS.
A DEMOCRATIC ATTEMPT AT ERAJ

A DEMOCRATIC ATTEMPT AT FRAUD.
u fELEsAAPB TAisUSs
CHICAGO Oct. SO.--A dspOtch from Springfield in this
State, says:
The Board Registry in session to-day for the purpose
Of correcting the list Of voters The rooms and psssgeway
are crowded almost A. inconyenients % on election
day with voters whose had been
toly omitted from the is Such wholesale hiehhanded
hands upon the LOYAL voters any place attempted
before not 600 OF most prominent citizens who
have voted regularly years omitted from the list by
the Democratic Board Of Registry
- THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
Senator Trumbull who has Just returned from speak
ing tour In the IVth Illinois District thinks the chancet
OF elecne Gen Lppincott Republican, Ross Demo
craft very good which would be an unexpected gain.
., CORA HlTcH RUNNING FOR TBB LEGISLATURES.
The notorious spiritvast medium, Cora Hatch Leavtt
candidate for the illinois State Legislature from The
City Of Chicago. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
Nh. AND Mas HovAaD PAuI.

Nh. AND MhA HOWARD PAUL.
Mr. snd Mrs. Hovxxp Paw Say thai Of Al dsnfess The, f,s
they found auysrs sqos swrA sos sveu
IN Europe s pleasant IN ne degree sessys every eco
70" o'''% "s''-'''s - = -. ~ wi
MRs Il. ID. SMoSs, Medical Clarvoyant Nag.
nstc and Elece fhyesr Lac Broadway o. Thirty s
MADAME DRLNAR Ia stopping ct No. 753 Broadway.
whsfs apply sher sAsn EsxEsI f bssans The con-
or CnAnes .F'Ial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

BOARD oF SUPERvIs0Rs-TAB CONSTITUTIONAL
A1frSpMSTThe Beard met BY special call at o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon the President Mr. Smith in the Chair
Mr. Tweed moved that the Committee Annual Taxes cause
70 be printed iOr dnrag he coming election sS go
lsots for and against the censhtatohaI Amshnens
&C 2 O'Clock NJ,
PosTPoNED.--Tbe laying Of the cornerstone OF the
Jewish Temple Tmanu " which was have taken place yea
ay was postoLed to this afternoon account Of the unia
vofhble state Ct no Wtath"f,
TICKETS UyoS ouR Cry RAnRoAps.-H is salts
ooy to he enabled 10 state that the majority Of oar CITY
roads have row perfected arrangements for suppyag the pos
secrs who tfggc their different lines with ckeia a the
lera rate Tfsis tic the Third and Eighth ave
rcads and alo Foeekest Proper nCoes have been posted
No IA ihs effect and one can be mistaken on VIC
subject WHO takes the trouble % read them
MEETING or TBF FARMBRs' CLUB.-The weekly
meeting Of the Farmer Cub held yesterday afternoon at
the Cooper Institute The Of food for sheep and
tie proper mode ssepBg poultry the chief topics OF
Dr kemhaTt u B7l presented the Club Win
seds Of grasses and Towers ron at county, "eh ~
thought could be prodGcod here.
DEATH OF SOLOMON J., HALL.-IntelGgence has
reached the city OF the death St. Paul MINI Of solomon l.
Hall esq prominent member OF the New.YOrk Bar D
rector National Bank OF this city Trustee OF the
Atlantic Savings Bank and Treasurer OF the uhon D@e say
ings Bank
FATALLY IUURED.-0n Monday afternoon, while
William Wallace aged three years playing with his brothers
at the residence their parents No 50 West Thirty
William accidentally fell down fight OF steps leading to the
area and striking his head recey ed conclusion OF the
brain causing death In few honrs Coroner Gamble was no
fed 20 hold an inquest on the body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31

PosTPoSED.---Tbe laying the cornerstone Of the
Jewish Temple TmGnu w. which to have taken place yea
tay was this afternoon account Of the unia
yOrhble state Ct tho weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-31
MEETING in LOUISVILLE.
n rrIsaAsps 70 yss yslsvsr. o.. -.


LQUIsvItIh Oct 30fhe various Fenian circles OF this
city held enthusiastic meeting tonight denouneng tne
British Government and calling upon the United states 10
interfere in behalf of Lynch and Mcmahon.
TnB PARDON OF r.. D. LYNCH AND OTHER FsslAss-
ConMuSIoATIos PsoS President JOHNSON TO
Z. aAYoS poFFpAS. -.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon Mayor Hoffman
received the following letter from President johnson relative to
the pardon and release Of Robert Boss Lynch and other fea
prisoners now confined In Canadian PRISONS - . -. .
ETrcpryE MAEnos. wAsn,ssros, D; c. Oct 20 1856
sra 6sv. Deceived your communication q the ae, Instant To-
sSs. nc eoss ssRy e
sus. 8. As c.IssS nd ssss Bios Lynch
efthe United etsss eonhaed In Canada -
e. &C. sss y s 10 d. s Is. British
Minister Whnon sndo The cea.s ., ns Uss vas
assS f b. tie d 10.
Of those citizens aud OF 10 determination TO s all steps ,bs may
they BE-. am, Sir very rs'isssts!ls Your.
10 ID. Hon Jons T. Ho,yxlx Mayor the Guy Of sswYOr
THE pRgsIDgsT's PRRFIDy TO rus fRIsH.
To as Edtsy Of Ths NJ " TribyHs
sai have just read with interest your strong article
to-day on ANDREW johnson and the Fenians.' You
have however omitted to notice perhaps the most shame
less and fragrant Of badh the part OF the President
toward the enthusiastic and unsuspeCing IRISH Gen
John o'Nsil Of Nashville, Tenn, gentleman OF unm:
peachsbo yeraeity who took leading part IN the atso
fenian Invasion Of Canada, and won victory over the
Queens own, stated in speech IN Nashville mat PrIer
he property Of he Uaitsd States, had been sold TO s
Fsaiaa agent, wih he approval OF ne Prssidem Inc
money OF the betrayed Fnans much OF shich had been
paid IN By poor servant girls and lab0res, was scarcely
pockcted BY the Executive when he ordered Gen MEADE
10 call out the troops ITO ersh the unlawful enterprise
Rattan. Oct. 49, 1866 +
, 1866-04-17
(From tie Barbados West Indian, April g.
PACKET SUMMARY.

The shipment of the Crop is the best
indication of the Agricultural condition
of the Island at the present moment, for
all hands are employed on the estates in
the reaping of it; the Wharf is covered
with hhds. from one end to the other,
and the Bay crowded with vessels taking
them on board. The Enmore left this
morning for London, to Messrs. Cavan &
Co, with 800 hhds., and there are about
a dozen other vessels loading. The ship
ments to date amount to-Sugar 10026
hhds. 921 tres. 3678 brls. CAT bags, equal
to lib hhds., against 434O shipped at
the same period last year. The ship
ment of Molasses has been 1868 puns.
IS hhds. I76 brls., against 1856 puns. at
the same time last year. But the yield
, 1866-04-17

Immediately on the news of the acct
dent being received in Panama a special
train was despatched, taking over medi-
cal aid. DR.. VIM b. Little, U. S. Consul
at this port, DR.. MAXWELL, U. S. Fleet
surgeon and Dr.. Rjecker, Panama Rail
road CompanY'S Surgeon at once volun-
teered their services and went over on
the express train which reached Aspin-
wall in an hour and thirty-five minutes.
DR.. Kratochwil and DIR. Burchard of
this city, and Vallejo, of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's steamer Golden
Age, went over in the afternoon, and all
of these gentlemen have been actively
engaged in rendering medical aid to the
wounded.
In the afternoon the remains of twelve
of the victims Of this sad catastrophe
were conveyed to the Mount Hope Ce-
metery near AspinwalI, and the remains
Of others who died afterwards were inter
red yesterday. The remains of the Com
marder of the European Captain Cole,
were also buried with Masonic honourS
yesterday.
Several of the officers of this line be-
ing members of the British Naval Re-
serve Corps, Commander MacDiarmid, OF
the U. S. steamer James Adger, wished
to show proper respect TO the remains of
those who persisted on the unfortunate
ship, by accompanying the funeral pro-
ceSsion with his officers and men, for
which purpose permission was asked by
Consul Rice from the authorities 10 per-
NIT them landing, but this was only al
lowed as private citizens, the authorities
refusing permission for them TO carry
their arms.
Great praise is due to all those who
rendered such valuable services on this
trying occasion, and especially TO the con
duct of the gallant officers OF the Royal
West India Mail Packet IGmGr, whose
exertions to stop the spread Of the dlsas-
ter were invaluable.
The following is an official report of
the lives lost, so far as known last eve
ming from the explosion of the Faro
peaR:-
Known to be killed on ship-Captain
Cole Mr.. Glass, Chief Officer; Mr.. Pal
son, I'd Officer Dr.. Burrows, Surgeon
Edward Davis, Carpenter; w Pritchard,
sailor ]. A. Young, sailor; w. Bere-
mond, sailor and Richard, cabin boy.
Also, missing from ship-12, killed on
shore, Mr.. Calvo, Mr., Swanson and 10
others.
Total killed and missing, 40. The
number of missing from shore has not
been definitely ascertained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
LOCAL 0TgMo.
asnpers..s O. the sick.

We invite the att teDtion Of our resdsss 70 .
~ e .s.e -, s
day. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines have besn
twentv years established in st. Louis, are de-
ssrvedly popular. have rapid ssle. and ass Ss-
gsrded the best now in Dr.. Eastesly p.e-
parcs remedy for each vsrticular fesn 0f d.
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You often see recommended by others. His med
icines arc standsrd prepM stions, kept oil the
principal Drug stores throughout The great
Northwest, aud are rcsortcd to BY inv Aids from
all parts Of the United States. A. DR.. Eastcrly's
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
an experienced and educated physician We can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
- being much superior to Others in general use.
We say ID the aiiiicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed to D., Esster!y. 81 Louis. Mo-, win
all parts ofthe country. octl7 dAwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

One teaspoonful Of that world renowned
remedy, Goes Dyspepsia Ctre, taken after
meals. will enable the most confirmed dys-
peptio to eat nything he chooses, without
fear Of any distressing effects. It lisa bless
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The proprietors Of Goes Cough Balsam
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and bronchial tubes, not the stomach. This
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY As
our readers, perhaps, noticed, in last nights 8
dispatches, the United States Express Com
psny met with serious loss day or two
ago, by the burning Of . car on the Erie
Railroad. The loss has been variously esti-
mated at from $500, 900 to 100000. Our
attention has been called by Mr.. Hill, the
agent 1t this city, to = card from the Chica
60 Office of the company, stating that all
losses by consisnses will be promptly ad-
justed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
URDG a MsS HAIR DYE.
I'm l.Amt~ - ulOw

Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81.
NATURAL. DCRABIE. BEAU UrfFUL. WAR.
RANTED 10 please. This article has been thor
oughly tcste1by DR.. Chiffon. Of New YORK !,
Ano Profs. Booth and Garrett Of Philadel phia
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingre-
iisnts. and the material composing II will not 10
jure The most delicate hair. Sold bv Druggists
ana Fancy Good ealers everywhere
janls -dly JNU. J. KRONER, sole Prop'r.
A03 Chestnut -. PhilmAelplia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

To PaorooRAPHkHs.- Committee ap.
pointed to publish picture Of the Old Set
tiers Of Scott County, will receive tenders
for picture like that Of the Dubuque Old
Settlers, without frame. They wish the
picture to be about two inches larger every
way than the Dubuque picture, and IN esti-
mate for two hundred heads, with picture
Of Davenport in the centere. Tenders can
be delivered to James Grant, chairman, who
will explain the wishes Of tho Committee.
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ExACrI.Y WHAT YOlI WANT

MATHEWS vENETlAN HAIR DYE
known and used over - years. Daily increas-
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Produces lustrous black or brown, as desired.
Does not injure the hair. Price, 75 cents. Sold
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers ja2ldly
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Important to Fruit Growers.

Persons wishing to order choice selection Of
Fruit Trees. Grape Vines. Ornamental Trees,
Hhrnbbery or Evergreens, will lind It TO their
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

ALRERr A. WYArr.-Managcr Wyatt Is
now holding forth At Dubuque. At the Athe-
ncaum. His troupe consists Of Mrs. Aus
ten, Miss. Thompson, Mr.. Marble, and Mr..
Stuttz
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
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CnAxaISo WsArHEa-By reason Of tho
late change in the weather, the prospects OF
continued skating for some time to come,
are Frightening.
TossGoLD HuNrKas AND SErrLERs- FoE
SALE.-Fifty large, sound, young, healthy
mules. At my farm. near Davenport.
fcb2 d& w2t. J. GIANT.