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Auction Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

i WILL expose for sale, at Public Auction, at The
Il Taylor Yard, on High street. south Ct Demum-
Drane street, on FRIDAY, April 2Jth 1866 at 10
O'Clock, am, the following Government Property:
30 Oaul1rons, Gao 10 300 gallons)
10 Cooking Ranges,
20 Cook and Heating Stoves,
] Washing Machine,
] Patent WFiuger
l Water Tank and Frame,
Engine and Boiler. at Wilson Hospital,
1 Boiler, at Smallpox Hospital,
80 Once Desks and Tables,
Dining Tables. Benches, Buckets, Sash, Brick.
Mess Chests, WneelbarroEs, Wash Basl 1s Plplng
Pumps, Furnace Fronts, Bars, Old Rope, Iron,
Lumber, &C., sc.
Also the Stone Foundation Of the burnt district
ct the Taylor Depot. -
Terms Cash 10 Government Funds.
BY order Of A. r Eddy. .. b A., Chief Q. N. De-
partment Of Tennessee.
A. W. WILLS,
apriiI -dtW I'd BYt MAJOR and A. Q. N.
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Henry A. Smythe, nominated by the
President for Collector of the Port Of
New York, Is the President of the
Central National Bank, and was for
long time engaged in the dry goods
trade, having been principal Of the
firm of Smythe, Sprague d Cooper, in
Park Place. 1t is generally conceded
that his abilities for the position of Coli
lectOr are ample, as he is thoroughly
familiar with the wants of the mercan-
tile community and the demands of
Government.
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"Aalakof, the Paris correspondent
OF the New York Times, writes that A
young lady from Boston, who has had
great success in fashionable society this
winter Tor her personal beauty and
charming character, Miss Josy Carter.
has Just died Unexpectedly from a sud.
den congestion Of the brain in typhoid
lever She was only sister Of ms. Peter
l. honaids, and the latter, who loved
her sister most tenderly, has nearly lost
her reason by this sudden and great
affection.
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Mrs Lucy Hslsey mother Of Rev.
Leroy j. Halsey Of Chicago, died at
Tuscumbia, Alabams, on the 18th inst,
aged 76 years
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The New Haven Palladium states
that last Wednesday a firm of that
city shipped a splendid carriage 10
Macmillan, Of Mexioo. The carrisee
was Of the Landau style, was lined
with blue satin, and cost $500
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Buffers I.XLOil BIacking.
RufIar'a MIrlfinn EluEda
Notice.

THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE vii be open.
= ed for business a. the Hall Of tie Chamber 81
neEi. and ever day thereadsr st 1 o'clock, D M,
and remaa open until O'Clock, When it is expected
tnat the Msmners VII be present win samples q
Cotton, Grains, Groceries, &C.
All buyer, WHISTLER members or not srs respect
m 1Sas2s-a y Isaac LITTog. sse'y.
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9ashrilIe &Glniurl.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.

secretary Fletcher rushes into print
ana admits the correctness of what we
said Tuesday about the signing of Ger
tam bonds; but he apprehends no diff
heol1y IN the future by the irregularity.
F" nope the result may justif. his faith.
by the way, We said nothing about
Mr.. Fletcher why did he interfere in
the matter Can't he rid himself Of
the idea that he is the State Does he
feel that he is Governor Comptroller
and Secretary
and besides, Mr. Fletcher, you must
not imagine that you are the only per-
son who has the good Of the State, and
the maintenance Of its credit, at heart
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The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, whose projected route runs from
Minnesota to Oregon and the Pacific
coast, are ssklng Congress to guarantee
the interested So 900, 900 Of their bonds
10 run twenty years.
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The attempt 10 arrest Mosby, some
days ago, was because be appeared in
the streets in the rebel uniform.
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mississippi.
Hon. W. l. Sharkey, Of Miss, in his
examination before the Committee on
Reconstruction, said

Hon. W. L. Sharkey, Of Miss, in his
examination before the Committee on
Reoonstruction, said
Thai when he commenced his duties o.
Provisional Governor Of Mississippi, he
found the people. city 10 one, perfectly re
ronciIed 20 the condition OF things, EVcn
abe recession party admitted that they had
made a STANDARDIZATION, and we've anxious
90 get back 81 the uuion. They came up
freely and cheerfully, and met 81 che de-
mauds OF the President Some prejudice
had arisen against she Stale because OF "a
foolish provisiou OF a late legislative enact
nent. limiting the right Of freedmen 90 hold
property. That action was lu opposition to
the laws e. they had always existed. The
freedmen are doing unmlsf~ kably well, but
there be no disguising the fact that thc
Frefdmen's Rareau and thC cllorti troops
have done more harm than good. General
Howard is very clever gentleman, but
there are men in charge Of the Frcedmen's
Bureau in Mississippi who ere disposed TO
fprculate on the whites aud blacks.
verify believe that 81, at the time ] was
there, al the troops and the Freedmen
Bureau had been Withdrawn, i could have
had q perfect state Of order ln two weeks.
There are now in she State very l.ttlc over
lalf us many freedmen as there were for
that has prevailed among them. They have
died iu immense numbers Negroes are, ma I
very few instances, disposed 60 Bccumula late
propeaty. Ny experience concerning them
Do. that they are destined 90 extinction. be- /
yond d doubt We must judge OF the
mture by the past, and J could tell YOU |
great many Circumstance 30 that eject
Brevet Brigsdier General Torbett, /
who purchased a plantation in Scott /
co0nty, Miss, and travelled through the /
State after he was mustered out gave
the Committee his views
Generally, be thinks, the planters aud
the educated Glasses sccopt the situation in
perfect good faith. He very much regretted,
however, a disposition on their part 20 co.
operate with The copperhcsds Of abe North.
A great deal Of their excited talk should
not be nscribed 40 their disloyaltv. bat
rather % q disposition 90 indulge m the
freedom OF speech. which Is allowed 10 this
country. Reports in the Northern States
Of outragos. and ill-treatmont Of the coiorcd
people, are quite exceptional cases. if not
absolutely false. he wou 4 as soon travel
alone through the South as through the
North.
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The House Of Representatives opened
its door yesterday and permitted two
more members to squeeze IN -Messrs
OVerstreet, of Overton, and Brown of
Madison. DR.. C. n. Ordway, the mem
Der elect from Giles, was rejected
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The Washington Chronicle publishes
a dispatch to Joseph S. Fowler, ESQ.
from Nashville informing him Of the
passage Of the Franchise Bill through
the House, and heads it-"Audrce
JotHc5H Tobs5si 81 Iis olsa Sate"
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EDGEFIELD.

OUR first great Spring fale Of Lots for 1866, in
" this beautiful town Of Edgt field, comes of At
II O'Clock, an, on the PREMISE, on TUESDAY,
April l7thnst, commencing with r. ". Browns
Addition. on The Gallstn Pike, opposite the resi-
about O'Clock pun. We will sell some beautiful
Lots on Woodland street, III HouEtonfs Addition.
Also, II shelhy's Addition.
Terms liberal. Omnibllses end collation. as usual
J. l. a r w. BROWN, Agents,
T W BARSIs, Auetioneer. $50 Union St
Sprll5-2t
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Senate bin, No. S4s, by Mr. Trimble: To.
incorporate the Franklin Turnpike Railway
Oompaoy. Passed on first reading, and
leave GRANTEES to Mr.. TrimbIe to withdraw
the bin for consideration and amendment.
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The Cordova Colony.

We clip the following from cores
pondence of the n. Y. Herald. It is
not so rose-colOred as many Of the &C
counts of the progress of We colony:
HkvASA, April z, 1866.
The Era Of the 23d alt. 10 French paper
published IN the city Of Mexico, commeat-
ing on the abuses eommitled in the imuai-
grafton scheme, says that il Claims the Sc
rious attention aud interference Of the gov
eminent. Attracted by the promises Of Mr..
Maury for the acquisition Of lands and
every assistance from the agents, the immi-
grsnts arrive at Cordova in large numbers,
and when once there have to rely on their
own resources, while the pr0priet0rs are be-
coming more and more ezaeting. The gIe {
er para return TO the United States and there
spread unfavorable reports as 20 the results
of the settlement. Last week a group left
Of fifty coionists, psrt Of eightor nine thou
sand individuals there, nearly all well pro-
vided; o hers, that have not the means 20
return, are compelled 10 remsin i'm Cordova,
where they spend their last resources aud
WA Ultimately become new burden 10 the
country, instead ef obtaining the benefits Of
their labor.
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TEEsEssEE-A dispatch Of the l4th
inst TO New York Herald Of Sunday
says:
The Reconstruction Committee, it is said,
will report next week fayOrably 10 the adj
mission Of Tennessee. This, it is under
stood, was agreed upon as meeting this
morning.
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81. CHARLEs HOTEL.

4 PROPOSE 10 eel the unexpired term Of nv
Il lease in the 81 Charles Hotel, on North Market
Street. No. 2s, and only few doors from the Public
Square.
This is splendid opportunity for investment in
paying business, aud Tor any enc DESTROYS 10 en-
gage in the business Of Hotel keeping The ST.
CHARLES u located in the centre Of the business
part Of the City; the building has been thoroughly
renttedl and newly furnished. The lease expires
on the first Of January, 1863.
NIB. HAMILTON.
apriil9-eW
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TTTHI5 old ssia0lishsd Foundry having large IS.
= sortmeut Of Book, NEWSPAPER, Job and Orna-
mental Type, the prepneiors are prepared with
SIMPLE Abilities 70 promptly ezsCuie al ortars i5r
same, and printing mzterisls q ever description,
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No 40, By Mr.. Smith: Resof0ed by the
Senate Of The STATE Of Tennessee, That we re-
turn TO William J. Cochran, our retiring
principal Clerk, our sincere and heartfelt
thanks for bis uRiiorm courtesy, ability and
energy displayed in the discharge Of the
onerous duties Of principal Clerk of this
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M nHlls NuElEAau q HtAtr NDlALltNSIS ~
Claims, made the following written 5 ate
msnt.
Mr.. speaker:-The Committee on Claims
have bad under consideration the claim OF
Sricklaud's hefrs, but not being able 70 ar
rive sc any conclusive proof Of its business,
beg leave TO return the paper5 without re-
port, and be discharged from further con-
,-idarat5f.r al tba saua..
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On motion of Mr.. Hall, the names Of Sen
ators Senter, Nelson, Smith ans McFar-
land were added to the Committee on Agri-
culture.
Adjourned to o'clock 8. m. tomorrow.
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lives:

10 Committee on Elections House Of Representing
lives;
It is proper, perhaps, for me to state to
you, that having previously taken the oath,
the necessity for again taking the oath pre-
scribed for candidates Cor seat in the State
Legislature, did not occur TO me until my
return to the city after my reelection. To
remedy, so far as possible, this inadveftance
did on yesterday take the required oath.
Hoping this will be satisfactory,
am, Gentlemen, yours truly,
G. N. 0RDwAY.
The case Of Mr.. Ordway was debated till
noon, when the House adjourned without
coming 70 q vote.
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House bill No. 346. To incorporate the
town Of Madisonville, in Monroe county,
was taken up on House non-cOncurrence in
Senate amendment, aud the Senate reced
ing from its amendment, the bin becomes a
law
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The newly elected clerks came forward
and were sworn in by the Speaker
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. 2Is: Relating to travellers and acct
dental insurance companies. Referred TO
Abe Committee on Judic airy.
No. 207: TO amend an act passed Feb. 25,
1860 entitled can act to regulate paying
out the railroad tax Of Montgomery county"
Passed; ayes Is, noes 1.
No. 224: To re establish the Tennessee
State Agricultural Bureau, and for other
purposes. Amended, and recOmmitted TO
the Committee on Agriculture.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, April is.
The Senate met at g O'Clock 5. N.
MEMORIAL.

Mr.. johnson presented memorial No. AZ
which was reaa and referred 70 The Com
mittee on Finance and Ways and Means:
iLis from a number Of artists, requesting
! relnc.Lon 81 the tax On pietures.
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.yrtl,-sn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
"a. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1866.

~
MEDICAL ELEc-aicirY N DAvgNPoRr-
mrs. >. =. Stalrop, Medical Electrician, wo'd
inform the ladies Of this pace and vicinity,
TINT she has opened ia Office on the corner oi
Sd and Rock Island streets. where she may
ee 'eund Saturdays. Mondays and Tues.
oeys' sssesl sAs vail ssat BY Asosal
lsstliciey. ~ discovered BY Prof. Bolles,
skh'ads'shis. all female diseases, Neural
g.. Paralysis. Deafness, Rheunstism. Dys-
p.ps'a. Liver end Lung Diseases, g., Ac.
Sivs nse call. Consulsaaioa ire. Win b
hese III nsxt week. sepl -d,f.
Tu4OS. =. na1EQ. n. -.
DHY0fCIAN AND SURGEON. Oni,e, cor
= nsf nain and Sd streets Residence oh
street. between Scott and westera Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Pssav's Morn AND fRscELE LonoN.--
sO1loAssaa, o. MothpateA, (alss called Liver
spot.) and Lentigo, or Fssckles, are often
very annoying. particularly to ladies oflight
complexion, for tho discoiorcd spots show
more plainly on the face Of blonde than Of
. brunstts; but they greatly mar the beau
~ Of either; and any preparation that will
sdsctUally remove them without injuring
ths texture Or color Of the skin is certainly
. sdesidcsatum. DR.. h. q. Perry. who he's
mo1s diseases Of the skin spesialiAy, he's
discovered remedy for these dlscolorations.
which is q once prompt, iniAllidls. For sale
By Hitchcock 4 Stalks, and Stevenson 1
Osrnahan. Prepared only by y. .. Perry,
DssmaeoleoisA No. ~ Bond Street. New
York, end For sale BY all druggists. Price
q per bs(tle. Call fbr P1vy's Moth oad
HhschRt Lotion. FuLLsw, FiSca d FuIisR,
Wholssals Agents. Chicago. III. [sp14-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
1upor(ant 10 Ladies.

Mrs. w1nslowss Mystic pills
ase prspsrsd only TT lsygtiinate purposc and are
the only safe and effective medicine FIR al thuse palm
fu and dangerous deordcrs which tho Female con-
oeltotlun = subjsct. They ere the only Genuine Fe-
male lfs extant. No article OF medicine intcndesi
Dr the exclusive of Females that has ever made
ta appearance, has met with such universal favor
Nm. WinslVws Mystic PILE Bv their invirosmiing
preperties the Appetite aud c-ton b improved, the
lue Of health restored TO the cheek, and all the In
dlcati0ns OF Nervoe ul,cbility removed No maiden,
wtle Or mother should he without the Mypttc Aills
Price ~ per box three boxes or =. For -. BY
oil druxvi1is In Dsvcprttt mch&dAvDm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

~ c0aSo eOx.
boxes larger than Dyes that sell for q.
NATURAL. DURABLE, UEAU rlfUL. WAR
9ANrEU TO please. This article has been thor
sughly tested by DR. Cuii.ION, Of New York,
and Profs. Booth and barrett OF Philadelp lphis,
Who pronounce It free from all poisonous ingre-
dients. and the snatesial composing il will not
ure the most delicate hair. sold bv DrugR ,sss
oaa Gsney Good dealers everywhere
isul7- -dly JNO. J. KRONER Nole Prop'r,
lo3 Chestnut atreet philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

RARR ISDucensNrs.-A A. our readers will
80 BY IN advertisement elsewhere. Messrs.
Regnier 4 Skiies. at No. . West Second
street, arc nov offering rare inducements to
the public in the grocery line Their as
sortmsnt 10 large aud veil selected, while
their price lsst is placed no low that thoy de-
" oil competition. All purchases, when
desired, are delivered free Of charge 70 oil
parts Of the city. We recommend our read
ers to give them IN early call They guar
antce satisfaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Ysu ere Duss 10 have uothing len Of your
teeth but stamps, ifyou don't take proper
csre of thsm. The habitual smploym yment Of
Rogevs' Fragrant Odostoline will insure .
sound aud healthy state of the teeth, as long
~ tou livc. Il contains no acid or any
thing that viii injure shc teeth. Evidence
of Chemists and Dentists substantiate this
fact.
Sold BY Druggists. Pssfumers aud Fancy
Goods Dealers. Ask for Rogers Fragrant
Odentoline, and take no other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Yor protection from the sSove, call on r
SIMPSON 4 co. and take out Policies in
those Hrst class Insurance Companies repre-
eented BY them. Where the assured par
eielpats in the Profits Of the companies
. without iAcuring any liability. O6ioe No.
Is Brady st. apr 6>d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

TEAR LioN.-By reference TO he adver.
6ssmsnt ef J. Z. Dixon 4 SIN, il viii be
seen that thoe famsoo Iion will make his
appearance in few days with large end
well selected stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, aad Notions. From long expe-
risncs. and with alasgc capital At command.
Mesass. Dixon 1 Son hope to fully meet the
expectations Of the home trade; and will,
also, supply Iowa dealers ct liberal rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

0axSs vuss.-Ths astsntise Il euf red.
Hess b disDeosd - the edv9tsonsaS oe ".
I I. Salth's 0sasvs ssass vinss. fhess
wishing y psrshass sAssad sssd shslr ssdsas
te thie vineyard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

PERSONAL legal friend Alfred Sully
lns lsssly rssurnsd from . trip through
Tennessee ahd Kentucksy. looking much
bssssr from its eject. He reports matters
end thisSs in very good condition thrsagh
that es6tioo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Jsvs,as, WAscsss, &c.-J. D. Wilson.
Body strsst. fisss door itom Ssceod. has .
lasFs STOCK Of jsvsley, watehss, slscks. a.
ver wares, &c.. 70 which the attsatios ef
buyers is directed. Every article warrant
~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
Ills HAIR DYE. 90 cents, blsck o

HILLS HAIR DYE. 90 cents, bleck OF
brown instantaneous, natural, ,dursole, beau
tiiul reliable, indeed the best in ~, has bern
before The public over fifteen years. - the
cheapest, containing a. m~''h ~ the usual
dollar sizes. Depo; No 66 John street.
New York City. Sri BY oil Drussists.
patent medicine, pcriumery and fancy
goods stores ev~y where. junsll-iiy
Bur Your Dry Goods It Osto Kiagg's. No.
- Sceu~l street. lunl 7dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

0as Weaas In asoshse eeiuas psckisG
oeobuEg grapes ~ Spess's Wine. Il 10 aa
a1misSsls esticis, used In the hsspstals End
By ehs 0tst clAss families in Parss, London.
sad Nee Ysrk, IN preference 70 old Port
Wine. Il il worth = trial, - it give: great
saAislsoeaon. deadly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

wnsas 70 0o.-1f yce wish tspsteiass
ths htsst seyls = Mss's nd Dsv's 0lSsh.
Ing, = ths very lowest ratse call % l1aA,;
Maysr { c., % n. II Ws<G Ssco.Assrest
1Asg havs : asdy asssstsd. sssek, ~ -
Woyo ooll oheap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Gns. Arkiss wishes to inform the public
80 - ~ received her alvst supply Of
! 0Rnns. Can and dslicssiss Il u seaada
't0rreea. ag17-llW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

ConsuHrfivxs, don't lot 50 ysur hold on
hops until yen hsvs tested the properties of
Jo6n q. Baker : Cos fure Medical Cod
Liver Oil 10 vain.. There Is tsstimeoy Of
~ higheee eaoao 70 show lhas its effects in
Puloeoasy eusnplainst have bsea ~ but
niFseulous. Not 70 Try Il ir yoar own sx>
lssaily b - decline : iaiy chance for life.
Jshn O. Baker 3 Co., No. 7lS Market
oteooe, RhlladolphiA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
LOCAL NE.

Go TO rHE Bssr.-Go to Bryant, STRAIT
~ 1 Ms1ill's Davsdpost Com9secial Col
lsgA y 81 . theeeagh practical budeeo
sduestion, o. - bescos god sssnd tsls-
gBapA epssaAss. Ros cisculass address Zen.
dosing seanpe) Dsyaal, StsatSen = Merrill,
Oavsapest, 1Awe. dWly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03
lUNA! IONA! IONA! !
ADnRONDAC! ARaRONDAC,
lSRAEllA! lSRAEllAl
WE OFFER FOR SALE A VERY LARGE
w and veil grown stock Of the above

"E OFFER FOR SALE VERY LARGE
w and veil grown stock Of the above
New Varieties Of Grape vines,
grown from single eyes, in borders, having strcns a.
broue roots, and well ripened wood. which cannot
fail to give satisfaction to those Who may favor us
with their 0rdess. pricee moderate. :
Al.O the alder varieties. A very line stock Of Con.
cord, Diana, Hartford. Prolific, Crevelng, Delewafe,
Catawba, lsabella. Aliens Iybri6.
Large st0ck Of Standard Pears, mostly four yeafo
old. strong, handsome. thrifty tree~. many 0l them
extra sisc. Also, Dwarf Cherry, standard Cherry,
Pluns. ApricOes- large euppy.
strawberry Is1ants.
Agricultural, Ru.sells Prolific, willson's Albany,
Trio0phe de Gande.
Ornamental.
New American Weeping Willow. Weeping Moun-
tain Ash, Roeemsry Iesved Willow, Norway Spruce,
Balsam Fir, Austrian Pine 3 to lfeet-cheap. Seed
llngs of Chevry. Apple and Plum.
Catalogues furnished ON application.
oeptS-dtm ". 4 T. SMITH, 0eEcva, n Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

Rach 0eowaA 81 11alr proaaceA.
The sssural color restored mot dysd.) and die.
sass sf tAs scalp falling %. &C.. snsctually cut
ID by ssiag nA0UlRE'S HAIR COLORIN0
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price q per bottle.
Prepared end cold By J. 9. AAOUlRE, dsug-
gists. ~. Louis. octlsdwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03


1875. summer Afraneemsat. lSee. =
frains ~ By Chicago tine wAssA b Twelve Mis-
utss faster thes DavsnpoFl tine.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY q. 1855
~ md until further notice, {fains vim leave
DsRsapsst dsily. (Ssadays slssplsO : follows )
III u ~ tfn10 - se................s.3 ~ 4. =.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-03

FisEnsx's BALL.-Ths Independent Fire
King company No. l, viii give ball on
Wednesday eveaing. q Lahrmann's Hall,
At which time shey will BE- pleased 10 sse Ill
who wish to have good time. Good mu-
sic will be in attendance. Rare sport and =
glorious time anticipated. Remember the
plsce.