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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
Pollard Hebnobbing with Ward
BeeCher.

Pollard. of tho Richmond Exami
ner, when he went to Washington e
remove tn. pressure from his paper
took a run among the unconstructec
of the North, and, among other ad
ventures, had chance meeting and
interview with Henry Ward Beecher
Here is what he says of it,
We encountered that reverend pol
itician on railroad train, in which
he was on his way to Newburg, New
York, there to deliver a lecture. A
change seems to have come over the
spiIit of his dream. In convcrsing
with us he avowed himself an un-
compromising peace man. Blood
enough, he thought, had now been
split. and he was for mercy, forgive
ness and forbearance. He admitted
that his former violent views had
become modified. and he now cor
daily indorscs the Union policy Of
the President. He alluded TO the
case of Mr.. Davis, and expressed the
hop" that he would be tried if at all
by civil tribunal, and, if convicted,
parduucd. a. conteuded that the
power Of NJ Davis COX mischief was
forever gon" and that no good could
result from his execution. We were
somewhat surprised to hrar such SEN
tim"nts from such a source; but tn.
conversation and general bearing of
the great political preacher impressed
as tavorably. Mr.. beCher's per-
sonal appearance is DECIDEDLY strik-
ing. OF rather low stature, he as
large head, with fun, broad and
h"arIl"ss face. and a massive, intel
l~ctual brow. lie was dressed sim
ply, IN black suit. His manner j.
plain and unaffected, but, withal.
torcible He possesses the advan-
tagr of tiut. voice. ard his style in
conv.r-ation, As wei, as in oratory,
is lucid and Impressive. His inttu-
.nc" at the North as a lecturer and
original think -r il imnenS-, and, now
that he Is b-udiug his energies IA the
night direction, W. tuat that he viii
accompish good
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
FEW YGRg ADVERTISEMENTS
TO the Citizens of Io,,;s;.-.

The Termination Of a sanpn;,erv o,,,.o..
wbich for tho 80. 'o11'e .
! An ip,,aes;I,l, u
,,,o.,,it " al Sociai or CON-
s4c,inr. 49,. "een .ae Two great
l,,,,a;r.,.,',. Na'ihe at Iengtn
All obstacles to re-
u muse Te'"tions which formerlY i
'V""o "S '"Se'hrf III fIatcrnal union,
! t'Ne 'he earliest opportunity afforded me-
oS ttia an-pIciol.& event, to greet nv South
erh irieuis aud 20 soIfci, from, uo
nrwal Of that .9.rusiv. brsinos. ..,..,
ton which fora quarter Of a cert, ha.
been uninterrupted save nv n. e,.o, mi,
lie calamity to ,,bi.h 7 j.....,. -
II * Scarcely nrce,sarv ~, ne ,,r"s,,,,s
ofn business ~a-unfon. / sbonIs ro,oa, w..
warning 80 oit''m given to my friends-to
brware OF all those spurious ma so,,.o.;
Gus Compounds which under The e,ao;o,,
and foIsa ,itI,y ,r I,-.e, W..
dirs. Holland Gin Lionors e. 'h, bo7,o = 80, a.,
equally destructive to the beaItb oe ou-
cftizens as pfriudiciaI to tho irt.res.so.,ha
legitimate Innort.r.
Many years of my razt rse have ,se,
expended ia an cpe1 and ca,,iid o,.a..
to EXPOSE .hrse WHOLESALE fra,ds. M in.
nor "yrense has been 81 ared to accomnlish
this sautary purpose and TO nIacelsfors
- '''"''"S """ me public generally, at the
'""'Ht P"S9lo'e market price, and in such
quantities as might suit their convenience.
4 truly gennin" imported article
I"e"'. -h'c Years business transactions
7Nn q largest ana most respectable ex
T,, -
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
The south.

We have already mentioned in
these columns that the way to open
out the South to immigration, was.
IN our opinion, to divide the large
plantations into lots of from twenty
tive to fifty acres, and to advertise
them for sale, on easy terms, in this
market. The lands are now offered
in large tracts, that require a small
fortune to purchase them; and many
who are eager TO go South, are de-
TERED by the large amount of capital
required.
An instance has lately come to our
knowledge that illustrates the fact:
\ gentleman IN one of the South
.ru States, resided on A plantation Of
some three thousand acres. He had
hul: an elegant mansion, substantial
sud convenient barns. out-hOuses.
gin. mill. and over one hundred vpm-
Portable hut~ for negroes, fin" fences,
etc. etc. The lands alone, when
bat little Improvement had been
mad" upon them. had cost him eOuc
$4,000 At the end of the war hu,
twenty of his hands were lett, wit''
u few mouse -,rymrs- some had fol
lowed the army. some had gore
North, aud others w"r" killed. Those.
who wcr" lr;t ,voI7. willing to work
IN his own terms. but embarrassed
unialiy on all -id"-, he concluded
TO -rll. II" offered this whole prop
'rty for $4,000. and found no p'l-
chaser, and when ~ las, being in
~
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
Romance Of the War---ThrilIing
Adventures Of a Young and Beau
tifnl Woman.
We fnd the following romantic

= oi tHc idle war, UOIc can exceed III,
adventures of Mrs. Loretta De Camp
the subject of this sketch. Mrs. ID,
Camp, whose maiden name was
Roach, was born in the West Indies
in 1888, and is now about % years
of age. At an early period her pa.
rents moved to the United States and
settled in the parish of St. James,
La. The current of her life ran
smoothly or, until the outbreak of
the war for Southern independence,
when fired by enthusiasm, in, as she
thought, the cause Of liberty, she
donned the male attire and was Among
the first to rush to- arms. Raising a
company Of cavalry aud equipping
1t at her own expense she proceeded
months on the Peninsula. under the
command of tn. celebrated Col
Dreu1, before her sex was discov-
cred. When this occurred she was
at once mustered out and ordered
home. Instead of obeyiug the or
der she proceeded to Columbus, Ky.
and was serving with General Polk
at the evacuation of that place She
! proceeded to Island No. 10, but not
being ratiStied with the manner in
which affairs were conducted thrr-,
left and went to Fort Pillow, wher-
str was elected ISt lieutenant in
Capt. Phillips company of lnd"p-n-
dent tennessee Cavalry. With her
company she procre!r'i 20 rorinth,
and reported to Gen. A, ). johnson.
At the battle Of Shiloh, Capt. Phil
lips fell III n1rtal!y wounded, tnd the
command then dcvolvrd entirely up
on her. WhiI- gai!antiy leading
her company in a vhars,-, she was
twice wound-d, and carried from the
field. After the retreat - torriuth
she was taken 10 New trl"aus for
surgical treatment, and when Tia"
city fell into the Federal hands She
was amongst those tak,.n prisoners.
After a confinement Of several months
she was paro!cd, and soon after ~
changed
Proceeding at once to Kichnoni. (
the Disguised female soldier wA- com
nissi"L-d lst Lirufruuut il the Adj ,
jutaut G-u-ia''- department, and or
dercd to rrpor, to Gen. Marcus j /.
WTight. c',n,nandiur t... district Of
A,Inata Taon r.r0r,iu,, IN. va :
a--i,,n,.I ,o dr,y ,ti,b ~. pr.vo :,
Marshall. Il. chIrt Il! detectives and .
military conductor. >;"rvjugtr ter F-v-
era! months III TINS c"r,'.'t' >h. me- .
w. br camp o; the Arkansas A.
any, L" "h"" 9"" ""> r"G'S"@. T." ,
d" married p'"Nt""7 To- 'ii" war '.' .
t'F''"'"y ""- '"'n P'F,'Et""" a, A. .
It"'", an" from the ""~h'"- i'"Nt !
i'''y,' 7",, WI ,'a"@' '''''"" ~ me 80.
''"' ~ g. N'y'' Ne '''"H. r''" ,"'7
'''h| ",' services '''A-'" :'- Il" "i!'r'
IN '"'. "'''' an" Sc ""- |"S'S"N !"
7"c''' N-'''Se-a'i"e ,'i""H !" III"
C'hit"rrh'y' '9"'H IN EIi@'a'd' anu
'he" IN SanaHa. IN i>"t ~!!" spent
7rE"I"' months 'r"Ve.'"H /" 'hr I'M
r." states ana even went a. Tar a
ti'~ : i'uA country !" HiH'"-"'".-
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

An officr lately i'll Maximiijan's
Service states that the sruy of occu-
patton consists of $4,000 men. In
addition thereto, the Emperor has
tto,ally u-trustwerthy paper force
Ct 10000 MrXicans.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

Col'orca TiooPs. Within the next
t"w days about 5000 colored troops
will be mustered out of tn" service in
south Carolina. Gov. Bennett ad-
visrs them 20 direct their attention to
the cultivation of the soil. The de-
lnamd for labor in that Stale has moi
begun to b- supplied.
1t is believed that the Government
intends to order the muster out with
IN the next two weeks of 10000 col
orrd troops, now stationed in the
South, TO be taken from such parts OF
the several military departments as
can beS Srsra eSer
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

Lieut.. Maury, MaAimi!ian's Colo
nizatiou Minister, had left for Eng
land
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
Special dispatch to the n. Y. News:
Montreal, March 13, 1866

! is very great alarm, especially y anon
the women, who naturally rnagnif,
every rumor into the most extrava
CANT proportions.
Yesterday we had a grand review
of tle newly y raised militia forces b,
Major General Lindsay, after which
2,Oo6 men were dispatched to var
Gus frontier posts.
AT St. Johns there is a considera
bic force of men and some artillery
The police are carefully examining
the cars that come from the States
and are evidently expecting Il great
increase of passenger traffic.
The Canadian Police are every
where along the border, a nd are very
active in their duties. IT is general
ly believed that like activity,
though less openi y manifested, is the
fact on the American side.
1t is not to b. disguised that the
most grave and cool,iudgjng officials
are renlly Y apprehens We OF trouble
You New ork"rs, Who look with
such supreme indif', upon the
movements of O'Mahoney and the
other factions of Fruiams, would b.
astonish"d at the Importance here
given 20 what happens in your CITY.
Interested parties have worked up
this excitement until tis really pain
fu'; they have rnaguified the mos "
crowd that gathered the other Sun
day at Jones' Wood, in your citv,
into a grand invading army Of a hun
drrd thousand men with suppIv,
baggage and artillery trajns; with
~"rried ranks OF cavalry and infantry.
armed to the full with tie best re-
suits Of modern science aud 80, be-
fore this giant of their own coniura.
ton, the Canadians are trem6ljuo
with apprehension of coming disasr
ter.
The activity Of the military here
Is commrndahle, particularly under
heir view OF the situation 1h,r.
are cHustau' drills and rovi-ws, and
he commonly quiet streets of this
town arr vocal with clan.e-
Hg swords an! t.'e rumble Of artji-
cry wagons.
There * to be another grand 70
view 'o-lnorrow morning.
4" Glf Cosc i.cttlcG-rho r..
roit Trihuur mentions ,hr final SET.
i~tnnnt o: a cas-" that wa~ in Cyurr
over 500 years. About the vrar
$50 August Trouturiu, living in
he n.l'h-ru rart o. r;,.-lu4uv. ipa,.,I
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

For good choice family -four, call
at Henry, Parks 81 Co, 81 Texas
street and ask for the StorruscN
Ja~2yon brand
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
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can be bought in New Orleans. with
he's't added. making it the object
0, merchants to buy here and thus
save time and expense to New Or
leans. viii take pleasure in show
,hs my stock and giving prices to all
VINO favor Inc with a call, and con-
phee p the IN, most most skeptical that
boots, Shoes, and Hats can hn sold
here as cheap as in New Orleans
Remember the name and
place.
J. B. LEWIS, JR.,
Cor Texas and Spring sts..
Shreveport. La.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

BaridL Of a SkaVe-While in Vir-
ginia, Maj. Crump had disintered the
body of Daniel, his faithful servant
who followed him through thick and
INN, during the war, until he wac
Killed, on the 25th OF March, last
year near Petersburg. On that day
1t was enormously reported 10 Daniel
that his master had beed killed on
the field, and it was while seeking his
body Daniel was killed. Having an
affection for his servant, easily apprs-
clated by all Southern gentlemen, the
Mayor sought and obtained the body
under n flag of truce, had It buried.
and has now brought it home to rvst
AMID the graves of his kindred -
Augusta Transcript.
The vaults of the Bank Of France,
which contain more treasure thau
any other single spot on the face of
the globe, are accessible tn ough an
iron door which has three keys, and
these keys ar" kept hy three leading
ofhccrs. The iron stairs which leads !
to the vault can be detached, and by
a chemical apparatus, 4 supply OF ,
deadly gas can be made to prn~trate
every part, destroying human life in
y few seconds, while the whole /
vault can be submerged in ten min /!
ut"3'
M~ssrs. k"yuoId7 & PALM, have |
received an extensive and varied !
g..
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

We are informed that the steamer
K. X. Dunkerson struck a suag in
the lake on the way to Jefferson, and
sunk. No further particulars
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

{ DILPIO WOLFE
- Beaver Street, New York.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01

Whcr" will b. presented TO th,. public
the largest and best assorted stock ever Of
tered in This city, consisting Of every style
and variety of
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-01
Ladies fine and heavy Shoes, vary

ing in price from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
IMPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY, JULY s. 18


The feet Western Union steamer Iowa
Capt. John Smith, leaves this city daily q
Z A. N. and 4 P. NJ, for Port Byron. con
nectine with trains for oil Northern ant
Northeas.srn points. Fare through to Du'
bu9ue, only two dollars.
TIE elegant and feet packet New Bostcs
Capt. T. J. Buford, Clerk s. Grennell, VA
dsDost for Fort Madison tome now morning
h. n. Prettyman Agent
The stannch and reliable passenger pack
q James Msaas, Capt. Nitchsll, Clerk Aa
-, viii depart los Dubuqus, end I'll ints.
hsdiate landings to morrow morning At
o'clock. Cabin fAse TO Dubuque ~. X
y. Psttyman, agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
CIT 1T M >.


4 CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
"A the secund Congressional Districts OF Iowa. il
hereby called at Dswnf, on TUESDAY the ssth day
q July ncxi, = II O'Clock A. n, u nominate Can
didats SR Congfc@.
Ratio Of Representatives: one delegate for every
ons hundred votes cast for Thomas H. Benton for
GOvernOs at the election In ls6S, and one fur every
fraction over Mty
All persons who fhvor the integrity Of the Union
and the equality Of the States Invited to parci
pate In the County C0pventinn.
EDWAkD L. THAY1R, Nuscatinc County,
WI X. EDGAR. Cedar County,
u. N. MCHAnDSON, Scest County.
W. H. BUCHANAN. Clinton County.
H. w. DtjNHAM. Lima OOuntls
J. l.. SHEEAN, Jones County,
wM. GRAHAM, Jacksun C09nty.
COunltteo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
LOCAL iTE MS.

CALL st Gould's aud get nice carpet
He has ali kinds. Velvet. Brusscls, and three
ply extra, Imperial, two ply Ingram, two
ply supcrs and two plv extra supers the
largest stock in the west. Splendid and
choice selections, bought .. prices cosres-
pondingIy low. You can get better bar,
gains in carpets q Gould's, quality coosid> :
srsd, than elsewhere. Cali and sce the
goods. jy6 dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Do NOT fail to zee the Howe Home Sew.
ing Machine. II 10 the wonder Of the 10th
century. No we'll regulated household
can afford to be without one. Call at No.
4, lie Claire Block. up stairs jIyG-dlm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

CoNsunrTiyas DoN'r LET 90 Yous BOLD on
nors until you have tested the properties Of
John G. Baker 4 Cos Purc uedical Cod
Liver Oil in vain. There il testimony Of
the highest class TO show that its effects in
Pulmonary complaints have been al but
miraculous. Not 70 Try it in your cxtremi-
ty ia to decline fail chance for life. John
G. Baker 4 Co., No 718 Market St. Phila
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

u 000eeo0O 8H1OOVee
Il b gsasrous though deserved tribas'
which the principal painters sfthe eastern
cities ~ 10 Mr. Crosby in he iellewins
vote. They and their brethren I'll over The
eoustsy sss ssntributisg significantly IA
he suseess Il his great art>union enter
peiss. We ass graaiiisd 10 lsasa that The
sals Of tieksta has already been such - "a
make success esslais beysa1 psssdvsn.
tufa. /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Sxs woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Spccr's Wine. II il an
admirable articls, ussd In the hospitals and
by the first class families in par,s, London.
end New York, in preference 70 old Port
wina It ia worth = trial, ~ il gives gfsaa
sstistaction. dc4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

To-Mossow Nionr.-A meeting will b.
held Il the City Hall to morrow evening, for
tho purpose ofconaidering Of the project Of IN
immediate construction Of street railway
up brady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
napereane e the SICK.

W. invite the attention Of our readers to .
earesal perusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical advcr-
tissment which can b. seen in our columns to-
3sy. de-. Eastsrly's Fsmily Medicines have been
twenty. years established in 81. Louis. are de-
sssvealy popular. have . rapid sale, and are re-
earded the best now in use. DIR. Eastcrly pre-
psres remedy for each particular form OF dis
ease. aad not one remedy to cure all diseases. as
you often see recommended by others. His med
icines are standard preparations, kept IN all the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
North vest. aud are rcsorted to by invalids from
all parts Of the United States. As Or. Eastcrly's
Family Medicines prepared under the eye of
an experienced and educated ply sician we can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
as being much superior to OTHERS in general use
We say 10 the afflicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed TO Dr. Eastsriy, ST. Louis. Mo-, will
be promptly filled and forwarded by express 20
ail parts ofthc country. octl7 dAwty
0Dlarr1aea. 0Dyscntery. aunamer
COMPLAINT. 10, speedily cured by using Ma
kuire's Compound Extrsct Of IIcnne Plant. Pre-.
pared only BY }. / 9. Mcguire, ~. Louis, and
cold BY oil druggists. n. ScoviAgt, ChicagoL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Carr. RArnAsL SExxEs.--A gentleman
called 1t the Burtis House On the evening"
Of the 4th, and announced hinsslf - Capt.
Raphael Ssmmes, Of the pirate Alabana.-
On the following mosniss he awoks. cone
cluding thst he had been tight, and that
his namc was Alexander.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

TnE "UNeLE SAN."-Wc understand
that the second trial Of the "Unclo San"
came of on the Island this afternoon. A. far
as VIC have learned none oil our fircmcn at
tended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Youa TAxEs.-This il . matter in which
ell are more or less interested. Please see
notice Of City Collector Pool, in another
column, and proceed at once to his of1ce
and settle, the sooner the better.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

The Demoeracy Of Scott Ceunty will assemble
10 mass convention at the Court House in Daven-
port ON SATURDAY, July I'm, 1855. .at o clock
attend the State. Copgressionai and Judicial
Conv cntions. u. G. KELLY,
Chairmsn County Central COMMITTEE
lSy order Of & mm,ttee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

n SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF
Davenport Lodge No. 81. A. =. and A. n,
A wtn be held ~ thsis 0an this (Psid.y Nave.
~ \ang q eight o'clock. Work the nrst
BY Ordes Of thc W. n.
JAMES THORINGroN, ssc'y.
Nssls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Notioe to City Tax Payers.
T,Hr CITY TAN LIST FOR 1865 HAS
y tsea placsa IN my hasds lts eelleeuso, with In
sfuct0ns 10 collect the same a soon n possible with
u pesied not to exceed
zSCe1otu Dogs ltOme OWte.
TIE ta4 pasess - ~ City d Davenport are there
6osefoQue6te4 to
Pay their Taxes, at ny O1ee,
At - early day - poeeible
Davenport. July I'd, Ism.
WV. FOOL. City Marshal
| Once on Bsa1y street. botwesn sth nd TN sis
July edi0t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
1nportant % Ladies.

Mro. winslOwss Mystic Pills
ere prepared oaly for legitimate puTposc, and are
The 0ay - and eoective ncdscine r III those pain
full - dangerous ds0sden v which the Female con
stituttsa b sahject. They are the only Genuine Fc-
male f1llD e1tant No article Of medicine intended
ehs the sHcoasve u Females, that has ever made
Nh. Wisl1DwS Myslic I'ills ~ tisir invieorating
pFopetiee, the appetite and dgeston IL improved the
hue u heatA seseosed = ths ehseks end oil the in.
dicatiooe o. Nerves nDebility removed. No maiden,
wtfe Oe noeAsf sAOuld be Withoat the Mysttc Pills.
Pros - ~ box, o. tArcc boxes br .. For sale By
Ill druggisle In nsvenrelt mchs-dkw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
U. II. CsespY. Eso.. Cn,cAeo. III.

Y. II. Vu0sbHe nsVsV OusCA~0S Hs''
DsAn SrR.-We, the undsFsigned artists,
Of New York, Philadelphia and Bseten,
lsasniag Of yeus misfortune, and The oeese.
eus desire q your fellow -eitissos os Cbaea'
e, aad othsss, 70 assist You in rs>setsb-
lishing yourself through The success Of ths
'.Crosby Opsea House Art Association, y
taks pleasure In assuring yeu Of our hsasty
gssd viii end es-epssatieo, wishing you oil
Suossoo - continuanee In we'll doing, Ia
bsiagisg art - advaataesoasly and gsner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Tnr Hurr.sr DAY % rns csAsoS-k u
claimed By competent authorities that yss>
terday was the hottest Of the season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB RE.
- CEivED at the City Engineers Once until Sat
~ masonasy work excavation and hllins of two stone
alvets 10 Be built In thu city VI Davenu aed loca
tel Locust street, east 0f brady street. and ca
Chestnut strect near the rsaidcnce of d. G. Kelly.
Plans and speeiAcati0as nay be seen at the City
Engineer's Office.
The right to reject any all q the bids Is reserved
W. ID. CLARK, City Engineer.
DAveanoRA. Julv 9Th. 1aaa -d0i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Drawn Daa1y ~ oeaae AoaAegasy.
|AEun1AY, 80oT . @, NAnA0nn8.-
Nl OoQiso1 pelDeo 0Uo o6eoe - o4ooo.--
whole tislso9 GU0 ooeto twsao4 6eloas1 sAaseo
0keelmo & ~ ahevs teloaeU seae 1tss 4
:aaffs; Sssss: H. = = aslsss - rsss go - !.
nunnY. kuof ACot.
Jsly1-6a. Dox ~ Loaiovil1e. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Notice to Contractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ CRIvED By the Clerk Of the Board Of supervis.
Cse mp 70 the 1sh day Of july 1885, for the purpose d
eui11lne tW0 bsidges acroos Goso Creek, near Pinl
4nl Ccnetfy, On the f0ad leading Aosth lFun tn
0pAaee 1Oue, poDsin8 Pine NIL Ce0ety,
For fusth Information refer TO n. L. farbcr, 81.
pcrvis0e Of Davoapoft township
July eth, 1G10 d2twlt
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