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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23
EInesl Water Power In the SOuth

with ali Necessary Building on the premises
ready built, large enough Tor Spinning and
weaving both, II desired.
For particulars, refer to ]. c. Terry. Memphis,
Tenn: Y. W. Price. Columbus, Miss; the citi-
zens OF Tfshomingo county, Miss
1 can be found on the premises AZ al times.
faI6 ri W. j. HART.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23

re- a Well known charscterin London
frequently figured on junes. When on
a Jury, sH soon az they had retired Ia 4
room 70 deliberate, he would button mn
his coat and turn nn on bench. eE.
claiming: Z" Gentlemen, Pm for bring.
iug In a verdict for the PLAINTIFF" ISl
defendant. rs be had settled his mind
aud all creation can't move me
Therefore, as soon IS you have all agreed
with me, wake me up, and Ven go in
EFchanQC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23
Wines, AleS, P0rters s COTdiaIS,
JUST RECEIVED.


20 baskets Wine, Piper HcidsicII.
80 DO. Charles Heidsiek.
20 boxes ChaFles FsrTs
20 casks English and EdlnbUFg Ale and
Porter, pts. and qtS.
10 quarter casks sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira
70 OGtaTGs Pinaet, Castllii0n and 0tard
HFRndies.
pipes Pure Holland Gin.
pipes Pure Swan GlH.
50 cases tUFasea.
. cases ARniseIte.
IS cases hasehiaO and AbsyEiB.
10 cases Sunshine Wine
) bbis. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch Whistles.
100 pkgs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
~ Orders solielted from the Trade. "a
No. Sz2 Second Street,
OPPOSITE THE 6REESLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
falls srn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23

Esa- An agent Of the Treasury Depart
ment informs the Secretary that there Is
no foundation Tor the statement in circu-
lstlon 10 the effect that the Indians in
/ the Territories have been supplied with
smuggled English rifles He repre-
seuts that, iu accordance with instrue-
tions, he visited an the tribes Of Indians,
and found that the only weapons in their
I possession consisted OF double-barreled
I Shot guns and bows and arrows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23
NURSERIES.
FRUIT TREES
KOEN & BLEDsOE,
D. 81 - - = ~

IIUVIItIUT0 OF TIe
) H ELB Y NURSERIES,.
U0llierFille, Shelby County, Tenn.
OFFER for sale, during the Spriuo Of a.. n
~ choice iot Of FBUIT TREEs, Of vsrieries
especially adapted 20 the climate or the 50uth-
el n anu Western states For Information.
price lists or catalogues, address Us al Collier
vic, Tenn, or kOeu & Bieds0e, Commission
Sercnanls ~ Front street, Corner Of Court
and 'FRONT.' Memphis, Tenn. fels 3,ya
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23
Paid In Capital, --- S25O.O0O
Authorized Capital, - Si,OOO,OO0
OFFTNFRS.

W. H. CHERRY, President
A. T. LACEY, Yice-President.
R. C. DANIEL, --- Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23

Hy The New York Heralds Washing
ton special states that private dispatches
10 Government officials in that city an
nOunce that a treaty was entered into,
during last month, between France and
Austria for the immediate withdrawal OF
the French military force from Mexico,
and their replacement by troops, to the
number Of a hundred thousand, to be
furnished by the Austrian Government.
These soldiers Austria, Il is said, proposes
TO raise by volunteering in Belgium and
hungary and transportation for them
anu 'ne necessary stores, until they are
{ Napoleon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-23
PA SSAGE TICKETS
To and from England and Ireland, by Stesmers
and Sailing Vessels. A. & ID. O'BRIEN.

Referring 10 the AboVe Card The under
signed has been appointed GENERAL AGENT
for Tor any place south Of Tennessee, and will
hold himself responsible for his Official Trans
actions. he Is authorized to sell Sight Drsffs
on Europe 10 any amount Also, 10 sell Tickets
via River or Railroad) 10 parties going to or
having friends coming from Europe at the
LOWEST Rates.
EDWARD MULHoLLAND.
No. lb4 Front street
- I'm Memphis, Tom.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-09

having 6rst proved ou7 sense of their courago
and careful attention by a suitable recognition
of their services, and then retired 10 tbp rest
we had 20 hardly earned. Next morning we
awoke thoroughly refreshed and Iound our-
selves ln no way the worse Tor ali the hsrdsbips
we had endured.
The spot that we spent the nipht ON was ahouf
ll,0OO ieet above the level OF the sea as well as
we could calculate. We could scarcely have
lived through the night if there had been any
Wihd' 9nproylded as we were with suitable GOV.
ering OF any kind. We felt truly thankful to
Providence for our escape from such imminent
peril, and resolved never to risk our lives In a
similar undertaking Next morning We bid fare
well TO quiet little TIafoi, and walked down the
valley 10 Prad, finding ourselves the objects OF
some curiosity to the inhabitants. who called us
1.-THE 0Ttler Herren," the news of the ascent
having quickly been circulated through the
negbhorhood. On our arrival at Prad. the
cuIate and several of the townsfolk called 10
congratulate us on our escape and we had to
submit TO friendly catechizing on various
points OF interest connected with the ascent,
They told us that telescopes had been brought
to bear on us while we were on the mountain
from various places in the surrounding district
as far as Heiden in the upper valley of the
Adige. we could not help being impressed by
the simple, kindly manner of the people in this
portion OF the Tyrol, unspoiled as they are by
that great influx of tourists which in other
parts OF the continent has exercised such pre-
tants.
Our experience OF the conduct of the Austrian
soldery was far more favorable than that OF
some other travellers, as we found both the
oHcerS ana prlvates courteous in their bearing
to u.s. and IN different instances had reason 10
contrast their attention and civihty to strangers
with the repelling hauteur assumed by certain
youthful warriors nearer home; but 1t NAV have
been that we were also little biased in their
favor by the fact that the ropes which had
served us so well on the mountain were kindly
furnished from the tort IN the neighborhood Of
Irafoi.-OoThhW Magazine for October.
An Illinois wife, only sixteen years old, ap
plies for divorce.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-09
| IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS
GREAT SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE
ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH.

The Orange and Alexandra Railroad having com.
peted Through Freight Arrangements with the Phils
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads and its connections in VII gna Tennessee
Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi Is now prepared tc
ranpsort freight with reg uarity and despatch to Al
accessible points in the Southwest and Souih.
AS this is the only An rail- Route between Philadef
phia and the South, cSmmends ltAef at once to the
favorable consideration of Shippers Cars viii be run
through from Philadelphia 10 Ly nchburg, Vifginia
without breaking bulk and the entire arrangements are
such as will speedy transit aud prompt deliyery
to all Southern and Southwestern points
To all rail transportation, Goods must be
marked "Via o. and A. r. r." and sent to the Denot n
the hiladephia wilmington. and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PR Me Streets
For Rates of Freight or oIher conformation apply u
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent o. and A. RR,
No. lO5 South FIFTH Street
~ 10 I'm Two Doors below Chesnut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-09
a NIGHT on TIE ORTLER sP1Tz.

The following description OF perllous adven-
tre s taken from the papers of the late Robert
Jacob, ESQ.,, of Dublin, who, with his relative,
Mr.. Walpole, ascepded the 0rtler spitz Mountain
during tour through the Tyrol in the month
of August, 1861. The narrative was penned
few hours after the occurrences to which it
refers took place.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28

{@fA QSS. &ussnaer,
dS.Ias e. nbrn1ader une Suweler,
Ro. 1876 9rpaStpap, Spiiden alice anur. unb Canton
aDenGe (nase benz 8rsabtpab Snfitute),
Bat o5n tbattn nrt bait ets efrrGtba qrcbe Ius-
mdb ppn tdnb uHren girdS j. arlene unb Flberns Sa-
tGenabren sses ettaIpf fen, StnGerrtnse 3raceet'sI
OtrrnGe, @ritnabstn fetertelter, Trslen. Eafbenme
Ter Qrrisnonass tpe&e su esn bGtefen 9rseu at
6slain ertsn. &rfsrauren Eaf@enutten ptrben be-
fsns IT rb sdrantrt. (Ds3-3Rt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-28
3Sertioe &lcioer
GerrsnfIsinere2 e2nhen.

g8eit STRAIT Str SIC. 358 unb 3583.
Dleineu see6rtCa 5reunoen nrtb beEt 9u6ltnm made
i bierutit bic @useise, bas m be8 ipn eit 9a9ren On
beFes 8iase etabtirte @eGt bernommen BABE nnb BE-
Gnbi9 Elm reibatiges eager @Snen, oiib sear6ei-
teeu errenflebern neueer oepu 81 ben 6iGisten reiz
fen oprrGbis baGten unb aud olte auf eeuns anfcr=
tiseu erbe. s 5tOffe fir 06de unb 5pien;eu9c in allen
Sorten un6 5u aGleu l}reiien.
erner cine NuspoFl RegenI9iru1e, Gt6Ge &C., Yccie
ane in biefes fad eiaiGIaseubeu Nrtitel.
E@~ Ile 8efsGlunSen perbeu prortpt biGi0 nnb in
tdrBefer iSrift nngeertigt.
g. g SHnfer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

i,.;c.,x's vsosrASIs Ham DAia
.isvsriy restores grey kair = itsf frisf
MI &C. without staining the a(ia -
.e,Ahn /. leaves lhs - Z !. dssA
.sd\ Z, hair, 'of,, soi't n slo''y.
eau. No eurl, .a.l keeps Il \ ~ p'ass.
Will. promotes its sto~t asd prs-
sesss falling ~.
Aes !. ns..Av oI ~ sldAs'.
xuueA preparation. oil. alesss'
and ,Ao, have been Z lned upos -
publicsi j, ing total 1Ailed . siss
...i,f.,u, IN nanuf s,urer havs d.
ssr,sdessse u krief
DR.. vain war! rt his Vegetable BsiA
10 .osplish all I he slsiss for il. asd
..,hos. bis aesn: = refund The money
vb.r4r i tails W A saa.Asaios.
hi = essis y y s,d ssiessiss
ps,ps,iop~ pr.A etse! te dlstila.i's 4
r.r. . fr,sras bowers, hieh readers i
-. :, sbe 81 .reaewG tAs wstA
-. No stl LAieul.r', ssss's . :
"a, esyis ~ both skka yosss.
Si;,. ~ parity se1 se sder ~
! hsria sfasi ~i'A - ~
-. III s,ld., ~ I.
esr kas lssassS -. scy =
1U0 !. A..ko.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

PansoaAL.-Ous ffisud Buskifk. the
ers,t "nedieins Missionary" from the pop.
ulas house sf JOB Moses, - Cortlsndt St .
Nsw Yeet, wss n town to day locking a.
" thc welfare Of the human fsuily-eoe>
tsibsliog The ossns to suslais lie to On IA
ds0nils period. Ar. B. prsssnts sAas
hsslthy. ssbssliess appeasanee that usoe's
y eees hasd IN Aaod With clear conscience
I'D slaadaed lanily medisios. - sdves'
tissosnt, ny IL alvies. sad i've - lesg -
ysa eaa.
Our Old friend. Capl Chasley Squises.
dsspped 10 upoa ~ this sitssaoon. He ts
On sshsst visit fsem Omaha. where b ID
eonnected with The Uoien Paei6s RallfUod.
TIE Captain 10 in good spieits and leotieg
yell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Deabae Frame Dwealanw Duraon


Doabao Frame Dwoalaog DosAoa.
About half.pasG elk o'olsck this incoming .
6fs alarm Was seunded IN our street,. .whacA
was eecasioaed hy the discovery oe 6es 4
ths two story itsms Dwelling owned b.
Jsha nsss, - Ssesed.strsss, nsas Bssvn,
and dirsstly opposite ~ Lsbssw 1sgiss
Hsuss. Dsepits of shs hitter eeld, ~ Isa-
city boys had The ~. Dosahus's stsames
up slmost inoediatsly, aad soon had III
Aaess In shsck. Ths Fire Kiag's wsss ~
ost in tios ~ b sf ssrviss, ~ teasshss
The eDapani0 msde aAsss work q Il "a
spiss II ~ tittse csld wseaAse. n ints-
rioe dspartosat rosf. ste., was pestty thss'
euelly dsoesalissd, ed a adjeinine build
iae damaged y ~ exeent oe I've q tAsss
huudrsd dsllasa
The dwsllisg hssss ~ partially ossapt
d by Tie family sf Nr. Hsss. vbe, slso
bed shos shop In 80 q ~ front rseos
He ~ - iaspnsas r go N tAs bsll1
iae in he uvsspssl 1 Lssdsn-osas q
goods q fassiears, which wsse nearly Il
savsd. - fS
n lshily = JotA LA steatis1' ~
q ~ Asue ssesy. fsssitms ssariy al1 ~
ed-dalnaesa nsts = lsDs-ne iasseaaes.
tt saeiss ssessd ssssy - sssupis1 b
ths lAmily Il ChnA Krusa The fasuissss
~ ussaly ssvsd-ae ias1sanss. ~ ns>
ssiniA4ed h . dseselivo ~ = u upeel
eafey yef ~ heseA tt iaemsaes Vii
pesaphly nsasiy ssvss ~ ~ q ~ buila
iao. 4
N tlAoa ~ , vssy - tias = H.
ths;r s4s.ao aad hess ssssiae teelR 49,
up, ut ~ bseas ~ - lg>01oul
shsir Ssspess y sdb1siao - 1anss. "'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Nsw lLLunInAsoA-By paieated pro-
49, II distillatiss, &e., nsw burning luid
10 nsv made from bezoins end sapths, end
osea brighter light, il b claimsd, 10 prs-
dueed Il greatly reduced sosA cod With z
positive security sgsinst s1plssioas. This
new Geld 10 kaowa - carbon 1uid, and d
Manufactured in THE Stese by D.S. Hswlsy Z
O.. lue vhem Mesers. r. E. ! D. B. Brown.
Of LsClaiss. ass agents. This I'll is nov fee
sals By dealers In this city aad slsswhses,
esd will b farniehod wholesale il aay euoo.
titiss o. ssdsss directed to D. 3. Howlsy Z
Co., LsClaise, Iowa. nevlE-du
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Mons Llonr.-The Rock ls.andsn ore
calling for more street lamps, and larger
burners on those a:ready in use. Go SLOW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Uss I1allemand's Specific fes Rhsuoatism
Gout aad Neuralgia. Ite6sctually destroys
sll poison in The blood. and performs . srsi i.
lcsl cure. Reed - imenials slesvhsse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

GasAr REDucrioS.-Egbert. The popular
photographer, over Sam Pesry's, bee redue.
I'd Tie price Of be eheies eanie Do s;sits pho.
tographs from 14.5o = 12.5o pr doz; and
every thing else in proportion. Now = ths
time u got pictures taken.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

SEAs1sl SkArss i-Esesybody should
buy at the 0r~sise Star Stors- Best sn1
cheapest in town.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Go 70 sas Bsss.-0o - 6syant. otsas
ton I Aesrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lsgs, 70 get thorough practical business
education, OF to become good sound tels-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
eIosing ssamps) Bryant, Stratton 1 Merrill,
davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

MsaaY BslAs-The 6nest strings ol
sleigh -bells, he best horse blankets and III
neoeeoe osd beee flashed harnesses II town
en- alwsvs bs Soasd q bowling I Obs, ID
street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Call
end seo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Nosics - OLD SsSrLsas.-The annual
meeting Of the Pioassr Settlers Associs-
tion vii b bed Tusssay, De. lith, 1866,
st 2 s'clsck P. n. = Geo. L. Dsvenpost's
once. 4 full attendance Il requested.
By order Of the President.
ID. P. McKoRN Sac
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Card ~ Thonks.
Read what pso1issnt citiseu Of Dsveu.
port says:
OAveNPonS. Nov. Il. 1e6a

UAveNPons. Nov. IL, 1863.
Dr.. Jska h. Hloo1-DgAn Sin 1T a.
fssds - Qsae pleasure 70 give in ~ tss,i.
ooay 10 hvos sf LAlleoand'o Rheumatic
eod Neuralgia Speei6e, having given il .
6ial and beea grsetly bese0tesd thereby.-
Hse long time vas afflicted with the
khesmatism, and sought relief st the hsnds
u The 6sst physieians, end slso BY using
nsaesoes patent medicines vkch were said
- b inlallibls ssosdies. but uiihcse any las.
ing benefit. AZ last, was induced 10 trv
Lallemand's Specific, and shortly after, 10
~ surprise and pleasure, found myss,frap
idly Improving. continued 70 take il few
wseAs and ths result Vas perfect and per
menent cure. I must earnestly urge all who
see similarly smicted to Try this remedy
consider IL : priceless msdicius.
Yours truly,
Josspa A. LsCLAias.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Nsw GoeDsi Nsw Goops !-willsoa i
receiving IN extensive edition 10 his seek
d Jsws,ry. .CIecks. Wslehss, solid and plated
Silver Ware, &c. Gail and make selections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

To 1Ao Ladies'
IAeCio Franoaia, = French Dre0.
ems. sotiesf = Chil1zsn's Doots and shoes ~
havs beeosd q rusty. cd roash b. wearing. ~
ass rsstee perfect asd pssaasess black. WITH =
oscA NJ whss rev. savino he lsatboe soat ~
yaiabl; shasisof gseeeinpostaooe - The lsdiss 4
WA sos ~ w1na VET. AxD sssl Tss skmss
Trav,g Bags. Trunlxa, Carriags
Tope - Hsrno0sos. ~ aeds = lso1
- 0oGD ~.
laAiao shilaSa - asso eAsir own boets With.
eat esllIhls Asnas. Try 90 bottle. and you vii
nsvss - vt supply osit II ~ hsass.
~ yops aalsr 1bs IL.
D.F. BIN CO.. Propristsn. llassfActssssl
es Blaekind Dssssings Of all kinds f~r leather
O0ce, l11i1k s1sese Dssosas eet3l-diy
Pr ~ PAnKO 3 nOOMHR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10
rms NEWS,

T0B NBWO.
The brswsss and bssr sellers ass haviae q
6sht 10 regard 10 The price Of beer, 4 Bur
lingtso.
There ere l40 inmates In the love Psni.
tsntiasy, end Tie nsabsr is rapidly ,sesess-
iss.
OF the eighty y-one teachers that taught IN
The "Dsssssict' school It Sidney. Iowa,
every one succeeded 10 getting . hssband.
4 eeal vein, nvs Ssss thiek, be- bsss
spsnsd - ths Street fern = Clay Grove,
L. ssusty, Isws, NV swssd by Jsass.
0nee.
Ths town q wseibns. Iowa, ths pssssat
lssninss of Ne chicaes 1 Nsethwseessn n
Raifead, b owned By that sompasy. Il is
thirty. .swe mites ftoo Ceuscil Dluls.
The Tusness Il Bsslisetoa, love. win
give esasd ball - ~ svsaing 4 Jaauary
Lex
Hss. =. B. Riehas1A Il Dsbsess. 1sws-
has eess y PhiladslphiA. ses u psrpsss -
soliciting ssnds = bshalf = Lss Seminary.
Ths ssnesaes u dsseh u he ssslsnssd
esoiaa psisossrs, = 1sseabss hss bsse
pssGpsssd b ~ lssA Il lassh. 'sss
An ''0ld eslAl1D' eeeis1y" ~ 1bsnsd Il
Cliatsn, Isva. ~ sssks 4 eEana ssppss
: % - slvsa q ~ svsniAe q Nsw Yssfs
day. ~. 9
The Sspssas Cssrt q ~ listed States
has dsei1sd ~ ~ antissbel ssteet eash''
+ unconsaitutienol. al,
Ths OdasssS Cssbsa, : Wsstly sswspaps1
devoted 70 ~ interests u eslosed Anssi'
saas, waish ~ tses psbsisasa h Cissis-
aaei - tAsss yen, ~ . ~ sslasd n1s,
~ bsea disesu4iaued ~ ~ want Of s,p.
port.
Three hualssd nsa sailsd iSsu New Yeri
On Saturday oosaiaG. sappossd 70 bs Fs
nisas. ws4S 1
4 essrisls tsaoaay ssssnsd Il Caiss, H.,
- Setaeday 0seaiae. A woman aanst
Iabsrnsn. vile ef - s~pseyss IA H. bssw
~, aEtsmpted b nus1e ~ two ehillssa.
hAeking hen In hsssibls manner IN =
ass !; tlsa ssltiae ~ s~n thsoaG Il . -
sAsskisg .anssr. sl.set ssysiss ~ bsal
huo ~ ~. III teyv1o tsssabk -
4 y hspsd ~ sid vill llsssssss. II essi
= ass;gssd II this dscadNai " MI -
~ ~ ~ vsa,aa - ~ lssbasa ta
assa sGssaA,y - hapeily tsesshss. 1
sasssas1leea hssesii, usuld ~ hide
naee laeeissss. Il b pssaab,@ = tki
~aa1sy. ~ saly sQealie aiossy sss
esqp1ei ~ hnily.. .1lae(Q6e 4 heise =.
ssss.e Z .: ~ 80
W1D10UDo4DDa HOU6H.
fO19A 090o0o 0e9ooe = U6ovt4S.
i liza u8V rQ1G.
|E,ke4 ~ T. zsceeS E4z1l.
NH neeo = dpolsslae lssu1sA, asA - h
- - ssss1esse IseeSse - - - - 4eesl =
lml1o111aesvesy0l y0l6seoa1sS6a 6ise]s 6ceSs
-. - Sna~-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

NsncHAnrs' Union ExrREsa.-We are
authorized BY Hr. Caspeatsr, agent Of this
company hsss, 70 STATE that ths Merchants
Uniea Exprsss has eomosncsd sending
oeessngsrs - the allsrness tsaiss 70 Iowa
City and Huscatias. 0hippes will pleasa
netice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10
CITY NOTICES.

1T. rsnPLs, Gardener and Florist, ees.
eth and Main Sts., ftsit and ernansntal
tsees. 0y2e-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Csonnsvr Rserenss. vo1-ksev1
ssilew eitisan. Messs Key. Eeq, - ~
sasss u peseas to-dev splls;ilaGr ~ =
neosy, - esd caslAlsg. ~ ~ uh1Ists.
nass fn1ly ~ w. tusss1 - - ooaasS
aesaias. - wssss Gha y hea1as y ssaAs
that gsod success sllsnde hio sobtto. OUoh
exsrsns ssessine end dssp aAiceiee shGl-
lsaon ~ i1oClA1V = svosy -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

DINA maa BY The name Of @. 0rss-
sss, living % the "Fiat Iron Square," died
ths mossing Of csusunptioa. he leaves .
vile and eevesai small ehidsso il very needy
eifrumslaaess. II Il . worthy ianily cod
shsuld not 20 unheadsd By The benevolent.
Ne. 0sasges arrived here iron Michigan
seos ueoths since, es routs fos Nseeasks-
A this point b. vas taksa sick, was Obliged
y sail bic team and dispose Of his nsagrs
Effects little By little. ustil bic cirssastan'
GO became very limited. Let the dsse'ats
family b locked aftes and cared fos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Picsuas fRAxes, Stsrsoscepic Views, A.
bsms, Carte De visitss, Writing Desks,
Fancy Bszss, sud 10000 bsautifal holiday
prsssnts, cheap q ths 3enuiss Star Store.
Gil aa1 neo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

SuDscRIss for tie 'Picket Guard" at
once. John Behsens and ]. J. 0ruhn ars
eanvassing the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

% C0Hyo 4 oOx.
benes !asees thas Dyee that cell for o..
aANrBD 70 plssss. This artiels hes Soee shee.
esghly tsstsd by DR. Chiffon, Of New Yosh.
oa1 Proes. Dooih and Oarrsts Of Philadelphia'
vho psoaoanes u free from Ill poisonous isgre-
eseaee and the msterial composing il will not In.
)uss NE MOST dsliceAe hair. Sold bv Drvve,s1a
oaa Fancy Good dealers every where.
tea17-dly JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r,
90 Chestnut street Phtladeiphie,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10

Suss Tmins.-To kesp cold est Of Jour
houees, ~ Bssdshaw's Patsst Rubber
Moulding. seld by Weod I Kslley. II .
~ very thing vs have I'll bssa Isokine for.
Il i ssss black walnut ossldiag with =
rubber strip. Apply lite dooss q windows.
and the cold cir Of winter and the dust se
summer is e6setually excluded. Il will pay
Sos itsslf il saving fuel and 10 personal co.,
Sesh every ooath Ne noss 'aissing." no
oses saulking up cracks sad crevicss wieh
eeelsn. Call q Weed I Kslley's 6ardwaes
0eore and exsoins e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10
ron 3Ale
WANTED.

ITO REA SECOND HAND PIANO. A.
L ply tsrison I Ssasks' Drag Store. az
Osysn HvLlClTORS rQe 4 FIRST
. Claeel 1es. Co. nsa Of dee ond expss
issss ~. Nses sesd spply Without gesd
1eeo00e6eos LuT4G6 +. EADS.
nsll Leagent. evse r. .. Dssssport. Iowa.
NTANp 4 FEW ACrlvB MEN 70 ACT
w es.nts. both LocGl aad Travelling. fes
= easY neg ed 1rst clAa9 Life lnsufosee
Ce: !ze.e dsAt e Territory given.
ApRS ssesss saeliag ssrritosy wanted y
Dog ~ esprrt, lows. sepi3d
WANTlA0ENrs-sss 10 $40 PER MONTH
~ e1en. Sd - % eSR Lesies, every.
where. toednre ~ CoaNh osnss Family sew
ihH 1sca1psoved I'd peslectsd; Il vii! hen,
fully.eehb 39o-1Akiag ~ elastic lock stitch,
and SSllysaneed NJ thfso yeaD We pay IN
shove w6ee comAieG1oa, ffo0 Whjch twice ~
an0ael = 1a1e. Addrses u coll % c BOW
Frs = Cse6ce No. rs South riith Street, Phila
dslpaA, All lsttsss answered promptly, Win cis.
euloSo ouno. aeci-dAV1A
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-10
WHEELER ( Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES

lest 000 most R0P01ar F00s
ny 0ewla9 Nlachine d
the " GRID.
Thosougb instsaetion given - Ill purchaser
ire Of charge.
SALksR0On CORNER Of SECOND AND
BRADY STREETS, OVER CONES
CLOTHING STORE
q. LYMAN, A9e0t
sr Dsvsspess 80 Rsek lsload.