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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-10
News from New York.

New YORK, Jan 9,-The American For.
eign joint stock company, al association
of colored capitalists, held its annual
meeting last night at Hope Chapel. The
attendance was large, the audience con-
sisting of both white and colored per
sons. Rev Sella Martin delivered the
annual address.
At the chess tournment yesterday
Capt. Mckenzie won the first game IN
first class after spirited contest OF three
and a half hours duration His oppo'
nent was Mr. Stauby.
Last evening the friends and euppor.
ters of Jim. Kerrigan, who is expected to
fight Morris Phelsu IL the ring on the
10th list for 81 900, gave him benefit
at H E, Bowens which was uumerously
| attended
The centennial celebration of the battle
OF New Orleans was celebrated last night
at Tammany Hall with regal splepdor,-
Speeches were made BY John Van Buren
Mayor Hoffman. Admiral Farragut and
others.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec 9Th, 1865.


His Ercellency, Governor Boreman
SIR Our President, James w. Oakes,
laid before our Board the communication
addressed by your excellency to him,
under date 22d ultimo, with the copy OF
the communication of Thomas II. Ellis,
ESQ. President James River and Kama
VIA Company, dated Richmond, Sep
tember 9th, 1865, touching the renewal
of the contract and charter with and to
the Company of French capitalists made
in 1860 and 1861 The letter OF your Ex-
cellency only reached our President on
the lst day of this month, and this
Board, in accordance with request, sieze
the earliest occasion consisteRt with the
magnitude of considerations involved to
present our views in the matter Since
the receipt of your Excellency's letter,
this board has only been able to exam
inc the "act of the Legislature of Vir.
ginia, passed 2sth March, 1861" on this
important subject,
The plan of improvement of the Kan.
awha and New river and of the Canal
from the mouth of Greenbrier river to
the Allegheny summit, within our terri.
tory, is in our view unexceptionable,
That an improvement Of the character
indicated in connection with coutinu-
Gus line of like character 10 tidewater,
would form the greatest thoroughfare
possible between the great West and the
Atlantic, and would tend to develop and
enrich our State, especially tt ose por-
tions within it's range beyond any other
conceivable enterprise, cannot be doubt.
ed. These facts conceded, it remains on
IL to enquire whether the parties propos-
ing, sustained as intimated by the
French Government. will execute the
contract if made according to its letter
and spirit, this Board feels itself incom-
petent to decide. It is not 10 be denied,
however, the continued correspondence
of one of the contracting parties dgr-
ing the late war, protesting readininess
to execute it, together with the support
of the Agents Of the French Government,
would appear to furnish strong presump-
tive evidence in its favor. It does not
occur to this Board that objection can be
made to renewal of this contract with
the company, with notifications to
adapt il to changed relations, By any Of
our authorities or people
In this view, if It shall be the purpose
of your E1cellency to recommend legis-
lstion lon the subject this Board will
most willingly exercise itself in prepar.
ing a draft of the provisions needful IN
our Judgment to be incorporated in the
act of the Legislature to carry out the
contract on our part, to be presented to
the Legislature for consideration At It's
next session, if like action is adopted in
Virginia;
lSeal.
A copy from the record.
(Signsd) C.H HATcHER,
Secretary Kanawha Board.
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The following correspondence was
submitted to the Virginia House of Dele
gates last Wednesday, and by that body
laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed. As it is a matter of much I'M
portance, we give it in full to our read
ers:
OFFICE OF JAMES RIvEB AND KANAwHA Co.
Richmond, Jan. 5, 1866. )
Sir-I have the honor to communicate
herewith copy of 9 letter f,om His Ex-
cellency, the Governor of West Virgin
la, on the subject of the executory agree
ment of Messrs. Bellot des Minieres,
Brothers & Co., for the completion OF
the canal, and respectfully to request
that it may be printed, with the doou.
ments accompanying the memorial OF
this Company, to the General Assembly
presented on the goth ultimo
l AIN, with great respect,
Your obsdient servant.
THos. H. ELLIS, President
Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN, Speaker OF
the House Of Delegates.
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Georgia News

New YORK, Jan. 9.-The steamer Hun
Ter, from Savannah on the 4th, has ar
rived.
The Savannah Herald states that Judge
Harden has been pardoned by the Presi'
dent, aud resumed business there.
The Savannah canal has been repaired
yagraut and convict negroes are put
into chain gangs, and made to clean the
streets.
Several saw and planning mills have
been erected in the vicinity ofsavannah.
The agent of the Freedmen's Bureau at
Macon is taking census of the negroes,
and sending the unemployed where their
labor is needed,
Orders have been received al Savan.
nah to proceed with the trial Of General
Mercer,
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Fire in Chicago,

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--The Clarendon
House and the building adjoining, occu-
pied by Schoelkeef Bros, dealers in gro
ceries and provisions, were destroyed by
fire this morning. Schoelkeef's loss on
building and stockis 80,00Oi insured for
$4,000 The total hess is about 100000
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TIE STATE OF WEST VIRGINLA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING, December IS, 1865

WHEELING, December -, ls6o
Thomas Il. Ellis, Esq, President Of The
James River and Hanaa0ha Company,
Richmond, IA
Sir-Your communication Of Septem'
Der 9th was duly received, but / have
not been prepared to answer until re-
Gently.
Isubmitted it to the consideration of
the Kanawha Beard, and herewith
transmit copy OF their report thereon,
1t seems to me that there exists no
good reason why the contract with the
French company for the completion Of
the water line from the James river to
the Ohio river should not be renewed,
and the charter of the Virginia Canal
Company revived, with such modifca-
tions as the changed condition Of those
interested may indicate, and | shall take
pleasure in commencing the subject to
the favorable consideration Of the Legis-
lature at the approaching session,
Very respectfully,
(Signed) A l. BoREMAN,
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CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA,
December 7th, 1865.

AT an adjourned meeting Of the Ka-
nawha Board held at the office Of DR.. j.
P. Hale, the 9th instant; present, Jas,
w. Oakes, President DR.. s. Patrick, B.
II. Smith, P w. Morgan and L. Rufner
Whereupon, it is ordered that the fol
lowing report to Governor Boreman be
communicated by the Secretary, under
the seal of the Company.
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A PETITION to Congress, now being cir,

APEuTIoN to Congress, now being cir
culated for signatures, commences as fol-
lows "The undersigned, women of the
United States, respectfully ask an amend
ment to the Constitution that shall pro-
hibit the several States from di.fraNchis-
ina any of their citizens on the ground of
seT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-10

THERE will be a Government sale of
ordnance and stores, under the auspices
of the Ordnance Department at Pitts
burg, on the 18th instant. The cata'
logue includes cannon, casemate car
risges, harness, nuskets, &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-10

COLUMBUS, Jan. 9.-The Joint Cau'
Gus of Senate and House met tonight
and resolved to 60 into caucus for the
nomination of United States Senator on
the 18th inst
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St.OOO,OOO

Distr1butlOn is made n The following manGer
CERTIt ICAJLS naming each article and its
VALUE arc placed in SEALED ENVELOPES,
which are well mixed. One OF these Envelopes,
c, Containing the Certhcate or OLaeT tor some
Article viii be delivered at our office or sent by
mail to any ADDRESS without regard to choice, on
receipt Oi p cents. .,,
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
see what article il DRAWS, and its value, and
can then send ONE DOLLAR and receive the
Article named or can choose ANY OTHER one
Article on our List OF the same value.
- Purchasers OF our SEALED ENVEL'
OPLS, may, in this manner, obtain "a Article
NNnRrH FKnH ONE TO FIVE HCNpREp DOLLARs.
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ANCHOR BREWERY.
WILLIAM HARE

PLUMBER AND
Gas FITTER. No. Monroe St, Wheel,
" "E{sSOrder, from the country attended 10 az
Shot notice. sep9o
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until It ts known what
is drawn and its Value kntre sausiaction
Guaranteed il all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact OF its being the
Original and Largest Gift Association III the
country. We are therefore enabled 10 senu
FINER GooUs aud give better ehances to obtain
ths more vaIuaJle prices, than any other estao'
hshrueut # tue kind. The business continues
TO be conducted in fIir and honorable manner,
and large and greatly increasing trade 10 PROOF
that our patrons appreciate this method OF oo'
tanning rich and elegant goods
During the past wear this Association has
sent very large numGtr OF valuable prizes 70
all parts vi the country. Those who patronlze
US viii receive the tull value OF their money, as
no article on our list Is worth less than One DOL
lar, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns and the article drawn will be
Immediately sent TO any address oy return mall
OF express.
valuable prizes from tue EUREKA Assoc:Suon'
and have kindly allowed tie use OF their names,
many other names might be published were we
Doctor J. R. Marsh, lac Chestnut street Phil
adelphia Pa Piano value 80 Col. , NJ 10
5ertson, St. Charles hotel, New Orleans, La
troir, Mich, Gold Watch value Sl5Oi PatrlcE
Burk, l2l Chapel street New haven Ct,, Melo'
deon, value $500; Jesse 2. Williams, Spring.
field Mass, Gold Watch, value $50 Mrs Nj
n ROBERTS Revere House. Boston Mass,
Piano. value $3.50 Hon. Nelson j White, Wash.
ipgton, D Co. oil Painting. value $780, Luther
Brown, % Pleasant street, Fall River, Mass
Gold Wstch value $50 Mrs. j. Phillips Wor.
cester, Mass, MelodeoD, value s2OVi j. a.
Brown. Westield, Mss. Gold Watch value
sl25 Miss L Davis Naticb, Mass, two, prizes
MeloGeou, value S225, Cluster Diamond Ring
value $40.
Letters from various parties throughout the
country acknowledging the receipt OF very val
nable eitts may be seen on file at our office,
To be Sold for One Dollar Each,
Without regard 10 rallts, aud no. to be paid for
until you tn0lg lgbat you lgIH recetrs.
'' EAcU
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TuF DAILY RFGIsTRR sTEAm

JOB PRINTING OFFICE executes 3!
kinds Of Printing, from Card 20 Poster
neatly, chezply. and on short notice Othce or
Market street, between tbs McLure House Ano
the Market Hsase,
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mi. F. HULLIHEN,

.SS;s,, WHEELING, VA. DENTIST,
+$74k OFFICE. corner of Market and Quincy
Streets one square above the Custom House
sepS0
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James F. CharleSWorth,

a II q e \ NJ LAWI SL:o
n CLAIRSVILLE, Belmont county, ONO;
PARTICULAR attention paid 10 the settlement OF
Estates, Collection of Debts and all kinds OF
Army Claims oeoI
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-14

Mud finb bel sisjen 9auiern in europa ieSersett |
Med5feL auf MID sl haben:
TrasaEfart a. Or. 5rn. .. Resler feel. Gobn nab
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31
FIRST PREuIUH
IMPROVED
SIS m1SX'nHe, S

THE ENYODlMENT OF
PRACTICAL. UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally possmtsd Nay u. 1858: sasprossmms
pstsntsd June eth, 1889. The celebrated FAMILY
0EU SEWING MACHINE, With patent caanrnss
attaelDmeni, most wonderful and elegantly con-
stru cted Novelty; 10 xoissLsss in operation. nses
the srsAlGnr Hs.DLs, sews With Doupis Oh
SiNoLs TnasAD Of all kinds. Mates the Running
Stitch more perfect and reestsv than By hand.
aud with extraordinary faYidity, mailing le
gstAsv, hem. su%ss. sAies, tsef, rss sp AFesdtA,
Be-, &s; requires NO change Of stitch 10 xos
LlABLe 70 091 ouf OF 0RDge, end will lest LU3-
fmg, being the STRONGEST nAC11xD made. 1t he's
taken the PREnIun At STATE eAlns, end received
the approval Of al the principal journals and
those who have Used them.
"F0r the Drsssmaker il 10 invaluable for the
e aossenoid % i supplies vassst p'aes."-S'-
This machine surpasses al others We have
aesn. and It would require column 70 enumerate
~ numerous virtuee. ."-Dsmotset Davenport.
with single or double thread, Il silently
YET very rapidly, with . common needle, makes
She running stitch exactly like the hsnd sewing
An persons Who bay Or oaerfer sale limitations
Of thss genuins Mac6ise, will b prsescuted for
iaffingoments on the pstsuts. This u the only
low p6ced Machine secured By patsst.
Single MacAinss sent - say part Of the coun.
~ Per Express, paeksd 10 box with pfinted
iatructicas on receipt ofpnee. eS. Agsnts 1ant-
Cd everywhere. Cifcular eoateininR Liberal In
ducements ssnt ffee.
Address I'll orders 70
FAMILY GEN S8WDNN MACHINE CO.,
novlS-dw1y1 O0ee. 103 Nlaean Ntsset. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

For The purpose ofoess fslly supplying
The wasts q shs publie, ssd In sedss V pre-
vsat uaserupaleus dealers from pslaisg 81
isllslss aad worthless geeds - ths Measos
0eLS Psns, I shall hereafter ssll 10 soess
A. waoLssALE esasDsias only to Appoiossd
snd Authorised Agents. 70 whoa Csstia-
saas sf such Agency will b. givsa, end Who
aloae b able 70 Ell tho Mensox Psne In
that city o. villags.
To ~ Agents l shall give liberal dis
eesnt upoa their agreeing 70 supply the
publ,e q ny publishsd and veil koe~s
prices.
jewellers or Stationess will, 10 all oases, b.
preferred - Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will bs
stated upsn application, BY letter o. ether
vice.
Where no Agency 10 established, those
wishing MoRrsH PESs must send to my store,
where prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders.
A Circular with fac aim,ls Engraving Of
Ill Sizes and Prices, will be sent 70 any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
Address A Moarox, No. 70 Maiden Lane,
New York.
Dated New York, Nov. l. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

Knaap.-lr. Jaass Adams, . miner was
Instantly killed q Pratt's hank, II Ceal
Valley, % Saturday the 97th. .by the lAlline
q . heavy stone ffsm ~ ruof q tbe roo0
b which b was mining. Il took eight o.
ten nea seos iftsen minutes to ct the
body fsU0 undse ~ eeoae. He vaS ~.
ably ab6st sWsasy-sf1ht q thirty yeofs q
oee. aad lsaves M ~ Vheoo eAildssa.
= voey 6eolisoto eifeumstaneoo. - ~ ~
~ IWua
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

SEArlxo.-Ths Mississippi River Park,
foot Of Brady street, has just bssn flooded,
and will open Tomorrow morning with the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31
To-oav'o Advertisements.
PLANO FORTES.

ALBERT W. LADO = CO..
mVXTERg the ONLY DOSTON
HH w boss: thss v:s s.arast .
New Yo02 CarssAL PALAce.
Also The eaiy AnsascAx fian thse received .
frass Cas- nsDAL for square Pianos, at the
Orees WOsla's Fair 10 Paris. jansv- dSm
Ware oems, sSs washioeton B. Bssson.
Fer Coughs, Colds And Cen.
sulmpt10m.
T|ag VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
i h the most highly approved medicine ever
dipsvsrsd. Il hes sssod tAe best Of I'll tests,
Tine, haviag he'd an unprecedented sale Of
noaeit hrty jean. Il 10 eseeomssded By our
eeos physicians, our moot eminent citizens, the
Pres, ths Trsds. in feet by oil whe know it,
For certificates, which can b given to alnost
~ e1tssA zee wrapper - sacb bstsls. The
Prepsietsrs will eheeffslly resand The messy il
~ eetirely satisfacsory. Ps.cs 80 csnts aud o.:
~ ~ bottles nuch the ehssessl. n care
fsl = G:s the sssuins. which is prepared osly
b REID. CUfLeR co., Wiolssaie Drag
gissA nsstoa. Sold In Davenport BY dealers
0snsfal1y. 1aaSl .dAwSn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

A RAas TssAr.-Don't forget John @.
Saxs's lecture 70 night 1t Metropolitan Hall.
To csonsses at eight o'clock. Subject,
=" Poste and Poetry."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

DsxonEsr's MONTHLY MAoAxMs.- The
February number Of this periodical comes
to hand, containing : magnificent steel en-
craving Of Warrington City, the late and
popular song arranged for the piano, ci
"Open the Door, Dear Arrah, for Me-" .
finely illustrated poem by William Cullen
Bryant, and whole pages Of fashion engrav-
ings. beside innumerable tales, poems. and
sketches. It bears evidence Of it's excel
lencs on every rage, and will prove 90
ornament to the table Of any lady Or
gentleman Of fashion or literary taste Al
. nagazine. It has no superior, combining,
~ it does, music, fashion plates, patterns,
stories. miscellaneous family reading, and
domestic secipes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31
"A OUoRNTHFtC VVONOGR.'s
POCKET
TlAGE.KEEPER,

Patent applisd for June 3sth, 1887
An EXACT aad nsllAMp PocxBs Tms-ETDrsa
ter ladies' and gssss. A decided ss'eus asd woa-
dsrfal aessitg. CssresNy csasssIsssd On -
rsnted TO Dsxos1 SOLAR ms, With sAsojsts g.
eoistv, and the utmost peoe1e6oo. More truth
fal thaa the most eosely snd slaesfate Ti0e-keep-
q Of modern manfee4ufe. Il sever ca ~
wross. ::Arsssies - ~" - wsediue uh-
TO- stes. Il V 1sot rsmafhahlo artiele Just
intredacsd int this ssunAsy Gsso Hasepe, ,whese
ttis protected b. ..RS,sl Lss6sss AB1mts" Prtee
for single one. with plain esA farey Whtte
Dials, with Gold Or Silver Cir Caeo, only u,
Osnt, possaGs paid, - ~ past ef ~ eesntsJ .
% reeeips Sfpsice.
All orders eddreeeedto
Nv DELAMBRg Z CO.,
Hov1s1w1v ~ ss1 80 nsnA1Wuy. n Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

ADAM Looes, No. 957. l. o. Of @. r.,
meets every Tuesday evening, ~ u o'clock, /,
IN the Hail svss tie Dsvsnposs Netional
Bank, corner oe Brady and Third streets.
JAuuAHY 18th. 1853.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

PnsFfr Cost. Military histories Of Iowa
aes getting q thick q blackbersies in sum-
mee. We don't zee the uss Of printing them
II lngsrsoll intends to circulate his edition
CRATE eassysaNs 70 ~ Sssss. In the pres.
ent sta's of aGairs, we don't Sesl dispesed
- sound The merits Of . publication, with.
out having discovered that Il has some to
sound. Some gentlsmen at Dubuque sn
closes very iins advertisement to 10, With
the modest reqaest that W insert it fer the
good Of the public. A. Nm. Partiagtoa
sAys, !" We can't 80 it b hose glaeese."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

Now 10 rns TINS -Frans Meyer. next to
the First Natienal Bank, politely invites the
attention Of the public 70 the 6ne stock Of
ready made clothing which he 10 anxious to
dispose of at the lowest rates. He must
make room for . coming stock, and now 10
the time 70 purchase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

We invite the at .ntion Of our readers 10 .
tisensnt which can b seen in our columns TO-
day. Dr.. Eastsrly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established in 81. Louis, are de-
ssrvedly popular. have . rapid sale. and are re-
earded the best nov in use. De. Eastesly pre-
Pares . remedy for each particular form Of die
eass. and net one remedy 10 cure all diseases, -
you ottsa zee recommended By others. Ais med.
iciusa srs standard prepsrstisna, kept IN I'll the
Priaeipaa Drug stores throughout The greet
Northwest. and ere rssorted 10 by invalids 7teo
I'll parts Of the UsiteA Ststes. A. Dr. Iasserly's
Family Medicines ere prepared under the eye Of
On sSpesssncsd and educated physician ws can
ssee9oead them With eenadeece 70 ths aGlieted
- being 0seh superior u eshers 10 general use.
We say - Ne s@ictea give them atrial. Orders
addressed 70 Dr.. Eastsrly, ~. losis, No., will
all parts ofths country. octl7 1Awfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

An. nAl-RIseehee : O. - = -
way. They srs io ths Lottery swiadliag
line, = ussal, asd want . viesia ascAly.
So herd up Is this unessprsaisiae afn =
rascals that they have een0seced 6shise
for suckers here in Dsvenpest. What ~
pretepd sils then 10 ~ want es ssns q
eommodating pssssn Who ean b. prevailed
upon to draw god prise 10 ths Havana
say twenty Of thirty thessand dollars! II
they could only get so0e fellow in Davsn-
port 10 shus humiliats hiossif. their hiehepe
expectstions vould soon b realised. An
they requirs The candidates for that nsvd
position TO do 10 tofenit 90 In advance and
when the Express brings The huge package
Of erssnbscks-ths inevitable result Of The
venture. the favored party l. positively sn-
joined 70 display these grsesbscas 70 his
friends II . public manner, snd sesnd
abroad bic fortune. We dare aesspt the n
responsibility, and hesitate not in sayins
that 10 can ind relativss and friends whe
ere not lees couaseoas-but ws weald pro.
fsr 10 make . triaisg change ia the order Of
thines- s-immatsrial Of coasss 70 Fletcher :
Co.,-that =, ws prefer 70 display The green.
backs frst, asd then ssud The 90. 10 feet
We can send Il great dsal easier after ws
get it to send than W can prsvieusly. Nov
;f r,.tch.r 4 "a are not 4 aat Of the;vin~
sooundrels, and ws moro than suspect they
ere, they will acespt the amsndment. We
adviss all our readers Who are thus favored
to adopt our::highlv conservative plan Fetch,
Or 4 Co. are the cole occupsnts u den Of
thieves which can BE- entered only through
P. o. boz S,76s, New York; don't trust
them . cents worth unless yes mean 70
lose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

A GENERAL CONcLuoloN. Tho ladies Of
Davenport and vicinity have at length come
to the conclusion thse tAs oaly place to buy
quesnsware. glassware, crockery, and solid
aad silver plated ware, 10 ct T. @. Webb's,
LeClairc Row. There ere several reasons
leading to this conclusion, principal among
which are, that Webb always sells good
article, and il satisfied with . reasonable
profit. II any Of onr resders are in need Of
anything elegant and substantial. in this
line, we advise IN examination Of T. G.
Webb's stock, in LIE Claire Row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-31

PmvArs PARrY.-Ths 9Th party Of the
Series At Whites Academy Rooms, will take
place Thursday evening, Feb. Let.