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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs. "t *
o'clock noon the Board of Supervisors will sit as boaiu o
County Canyasers to the returns OF the recent o
election They obliged by law to hold ten sessons anu
moe, oy v and ON the last day to make their official
declaration 10 be publicly announced in the several newspaper
OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
CITY NEWS.

PERsoyAL.-Among tho arrivals at the hotels are
Lord Southwe England and Raron de Hoken Of tho Pns
san Legation at the Blcyoorr House tho Hon l. " Huo
he'll NJ C. Cossacle Is at the Hoffman House, the Hon
Robert H. PIuyn Albany aud Gen. T. Iighman, Maryland
nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel tho Hon Mahlon Chance ONO al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel Mayor Inns Poughkeepsie al inc
Aston House Among the arrivals at the hetropon es,,
1,, MOVE the Hon H. X Low, " Y, Edwin Forrest Phla
deiohi, Gen A. $ Owen, New.York, r. H. Berden' New
u. Nfninr 1, e AIcl ,nnnel. U. :. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

BULLS HEAD.-The past has been week oil hea'y
losses TO owners Of cattle and hogs iof never oe'oo
-, - ,o,o Al much below cost Cattle have been sold in
hi market NJ less than cost IN Illinois and hogs are losing
$500 per ear Beeyes mp Ji for the week when Is
some 600 more than are needed They could not all be SOLD
Prices ranged from io0l2c for common to ia 4e LOT "
and Ice for the best showing decline OF nearly &C. ID
sheep about hold their own though the market Is weak o
with oyerstocked dead markets The hog men arc '
ing most under decline Of &c 2 ID during tne "c'A' '
selling at 7,c except few light pigs at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-A. j. Bleecker, Son d
Co. sold yesterday by order OF referee the premises No u
Rosest between Frankfort and Duanc size p by 100 and
lO7 feet for r. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
Leaf HER BEL TING
DEMINGTONs

Hf&~~-1 sseereS .sra-~~<
h@&>sSkf "a 1sy-- .s--s3s~
go SOLD By GUN DEALERS
RTA AND THE TRADE GRNTRALL9
PRICES REDUCED lsr JULY . - ;.
UPWARD OF 200 COCO FURNISHED THE L. :. GOFIjtNlENf
SINCE 1861
ARMY REyOLNER ALEC in. Cslber
NAVY REVOLVER. J6.l00 In. Caliber
BELT REVOLVER Sed CocSingl. Navy CALDER.
BELT REVOLVER Navy SIZE Calibef
POLICE REVOLVER Navy size CALDER,
NEW POCKET REVOLVER with Loading LevtrD
POCKET REVOLVER fseIfceckingl
REPEATING PISTOL Elliot PIT Nc. ~ Cartridge
RFPEArIN0 PISTOL Elliot p.). No. p CartIidge
VEsT POCKET PISTOL. 10 n 20 and ~ Cartridge.
GIN CANE using No. ~ Cartridge.
sINGLE-BARREE SHOT Gun.
REVOLVING RIFLE. 80 and ftl00 IN. cslber,
BREECHLOADlNG RIFLE, No. % Cartridge.
BREFCHLOADlNG CARBlNE, Nos. 40 and 81 CaI.i'etsi
r. = RIFLE Steel Banel, with seber Bayonet
o. s RlFLED MUsKET, Sprin gheh Pattern
Loading Arms lave Just been approved tro td
eo'0' 'l"'''' r. RFsIiSGOTNk SONS Hon NsN IoE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
TurspAY EyESISG, No

Tickets with reserved aud unrescrved be bad Of Mes
Root Anthony No a Naaui Macy lIerFis No ~ Broad
.vt Trem.ne late Naters No. i8I Roadway ". A. Pond
CO. No S47 Broadsayj Beer schneI No ol BoadwaJ sus
ut. Crswsns Broadway; Mi ehel seinsss 10 VI
nd AZ ITps Hail g unre.tved ONLY, =; al
o,bsr Mn and Boob stores Doo will be oyeosd ~ oeock
Entertainment 10 commence a. 0 o'clock pgeclaoil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13
IAuuouncemsn,s.l
Mr.. DE CoRpovA's
ASsrAr corn.t o. HrxoSor. IEcrrrr,

ANIMAL COURSE OF HUMOROUS LEcirhE
A. Irving Hall.
"h,s Jops,s Wedding No Cards. OIL Story, In verse;
TINS TrEsDAIlt EyENIN6, Nov. y, lbth.
Miss Briggs (Strong Minded. Her Courtsbip"
TUESDAY EyENNs, Nov. 70, 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-13

30 to MACFARLAND's Book Store. come
third o. and Broadway. There vii ind al 10 NV
BOOKS day and ell the cd STANDARD Works and se go
English French and Scotch Stationery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Thad. Stevens has seve.al bills or cnas
bling acts for organizing the Sosthern States
into Territories; which he viii Introduce in
TO the house in few days.
Gen. Butler before lsaying Washington
read to several members = ceaes~ss arti
cles Of impeachment Of The President,
which ne intends to have presented At this
Or the next session q c0ngrsss.
At the Boston nunis,pal slsesien Otis Nor.
cross hepublican, wss elected mayor By e2s
votes A majority Of the City Csnneil ars
Republissns.
Inc commissioner Of the general land
once as Washington, on ths 9Th inse., trans
n'esed TO the geverner Of Missouri patents
for swamp lands in the Plsstebure and
Springfield districts, covering respectively
lee, $50 and ss.s3s acres.
Senator Dixon has prepared . speech
against the repeal Of the amnesty clause Or
the act Of 1882, which passed the houee on
the first dsy Of the session. =
1t is nov considered certain that the
president will veto any bill relating b saffisss
in the district ef colombia. Il va expected
ne would sign . bill for impartial suffrage.
Considerable speculatioos il INDUCED in
the fact that during the past thsee days
Secretary oewafd he's had two inteeviewe
With Thad. Stevens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

CHANGE OF ASSESSOR The powers that
10 have made change in the office Of Dep.
uty IT, S. Assessor for the county Of Scott,
whereby Henry u. Smith ret'res, aad Z. A.
McNair takes his position. This change
has been made by Capt. Mclkelvey, Assessor
for this District, not that Mr.. Smith is at all
Objectionable as an official Of the Governs
ment. but in pursuance Of that policy which
the chief Executive Of the nation has map
ped out tina. sf placing the Offices in the
hands of those who are friendly to the Ad-
ministration Policy.
As all officer, Mr.. Smith has acquitted
himself to the perfect satisfaction Of the
people oc this District-being = correct bu.
sincss man, sentemanly, courteous, and
perfectly honorable in al his dealings with
his fellow men, either in public or private
capacity.
Mr. McNair. the new incumbent, is also
. gentleman Of the first waters Thorough.
active and upright-and Of unimpeachabls
integrity. Capt. McKelvey could not have
made . norc worthy choice, or one that
could better please the public. As the pop
ular agent Of the great Reaper house Of G.
II Mccormick 4 Co., and partner in the
Agricultural Wa chouse concern Of McNsir
4 Jordan, Of this city-he has been thor
ushy known to the people Of this section
for the past Eve or six years. No man
doubts his capacity, Judgment or integrity
to fill the olice to the satisfaction Of al. IIe
enters upon his duties next Monday. His
Office will be at the store of McNair 4 Jor.
dan, corner of Perry and Second streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
Tme NsWa.

The London zlmes Of The 10th says that
the Fenians have bssn- Ajriy Shseknsted,
and itwould b madness % their past4 to
asssopt ? rebellion.
The new minister to the United States
u. Bsrthsmy, left Paris for New York on
Saturday.
A London dispatch ssys The psscaatlonary
measures By The British sovsrnmsnt have
been % ven taken that the chances Of Fs
nAa success, OF svs4 OF serious Sisine il
ireland, look hopeless.
Casdiaal Cullsa, RsQan CaeAslie eaedin
q Of Ireland. has iasssd . passssal letter I,
| ~ Catholics 4 lssaead, y vhisA - prge
pssdisase y shs laxs 4 assas Dritsin.
:, Columbia, Pa. had el4e, 900 Ore on th
oh, With - little insursase, ThsVe dr,
esode stsrss, ~ Ding lrafe ed biliias'
Aall w. asstyeysa. .'.....
On Gasnssy, II. 0ssrgs \. ssasta. ftp
rsssnise . 6su IN Isws, entered l,SO'
sass Il tiabsssa swsnp hnds 10 Bssnst
eouusv. via. ..1-.-~.,.
The ~ = NskAg . Rad ~ ~ lss'
Mosnsaia railroad. No., which vss opS
36oe, ,Oo0. i rsbsetsa ID b esSelnsd Sj
0sv. FlsteAf. Il Wis ~ lowest bid ..
Ne list-&bess beiss feus sthsn, two .
which VEN twiee - high. Sharp practice
Is susneesoA,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

-. smAlx's vsGxrAsIU HAS DAsa
in,.r.a.iy ,s-tolc. grey hair y its (risi-
~, color. ri,hou, s,Aisiae ~ IL =
clS,, as /, leaves The most q \. deaa
and crisp hair, sof,, moist ~ slessy.
cans /. 10 curl. and keeps Il j. fits place.
Will. promote. i's s,o~ty 80 rrs'
rents i's kallipg -.
l. eesss r~tsv oil y ssq sss.
Nun.ro' preparations oil, alcohol
and salrAaS h.vs been ! lined upon The
pstIie, and n iux total failed y give
..iisfae.ion, IN manuf sursrs have d.
scr-edly come IA krief
Or. Swain war; US bic Vegetable Dsln
to accomplish all Le elaiae for il. and
auiAsrases Ma ssen, ressnd Ne nensy
wherever Il fails to- = sstisfsetba,
l. is a. sa,ir1 y ssd ssseatiss
preparation, PROD ced bj he distilatioa 4
rare anS fragrant hs~ers, hieh rssdsss =
not only the b L rsss~sf = the vsa4
bu. nahes ], rsissl4st ilrssal,s = 1
i.if as,s.is 10 AeA ~ n seeae.
vhiis = i;sfd purity asd - - Az
in striAise nsrasl with ~ - Y -
turss ssa9 j aQla.
fhs pro |sieter has lstssrs frsa ny 4
s.sss inlssusAsd y ven = fasa -
Ne pssjs. jades1. s'srsyssa. isvyN
paysie -. sssss si.isrs. sssfssssa g
..s.,sss !. - ss.asaaaas ,ir'.s :
the BAlms 9ss
Dons ~ my esa,sr ssx - r. : .sa.; Sis:
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rss - = 4 - vhsaaaals ar.suiss
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Agssts, DavsspseA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12


Pursuant to public notice, the 10th auuu-
al meetsng of the Pioneer Settler Associa.
ton, was held in the Office Of Geo. L. Da-
venport, Esq, the 11th day Of Dec. 1866,
President James AcCOsh in the chair, who
called the meeting to order.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
then read and approved.
The committee on the photograph pictures
rcpo ted that in few days the pictures
would he ready.
The Treasurer then ,ad his report Of his
doings during the past year, showing .
slpall Indebtedness.
Report read and filed.
The Hon James Thorington offered a
resolution proposing to change the time "f
holding the annual festival to July 4th,
which was laid over.
On motion its further consideration was
postponed 10 the next annual festival
The President then appointed Gen. Add
and ordered ballots prepared for election oi
President After counting the votes it was
found tina. Israel Hall, Esq, received the
maio ,ily and was dulj declared elected.
/ The following were chosen as Vice Presi-
dents tor the ensuing year: Ed. Kicker
Jchn X. James, Phillip Suiter, j. +. Camp.
bell, Adam Donaldson, r 5. Bsrfows. X
Bennett James Quinn, Geo. W. Parker
Caleb Dunn.
D.P. McKown was re-eleclel Secretary
Chas II. Eldfidge, Corresponding Secretary
and B. S Glaspell. Treasurer.
The President then appointed the follow
Ing committees:
Etscwf,r C1mmittss "A. Morton, CaptalI
tGabbert, Nat Dalxell, o. Q. McK6Wn,
w. Wiley. ~
Co,asssitse 10 s,tdia orstor-&. G. Darecws
Jno. f. Dillon. Jas Grant. - II
I Re$ptioD CcmmitlAs.-D. G. 9fb1ee, ia.
hThor.ngton, Mrs. Eduasa Rickcr. Mr.
Bart. Giaspcll, Miss SArah Darsows, Mis-
Lizzie Mead, Mn, En-. Oook and Mrs. job
| Eorrcst - - .
Ccmmittee on 7aasss Gen. Sanders, Z. L
Coffin, J. = Coax.
!; CJr,ns iss to 1eNrGts &c Non1s;<nt-
Miss Sarah L BafroWs, Miss Mary u. Mead
Miss sarah Squires. Miss Fanny Alvord.
The following resolution was then oiferc,
and adopted
Rssoleaf, Tbstthc Pioneer Settlers Assc
citation" of Scott county, Iowa, b not pa
! liticas organization, and We request tha
| hereafter nothing political be brought int
| our social gatherings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAMES MCCdSn, President.
DP. MCKowN, Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

The attention Of Q Ir readers % directed
to the sdvsesisement Of Mr.. Crosby's Opera
House Association, in another column. The
appointed day for the final award Of pre-
miums 10 near 1t hand, and oil those in
tending oe feel interested 10 the scheme
should secure their ticksis q encs.
1t has alrsody besn announced in these
celuoae, By ths oGlcial- easd Of the eom
mittss, that the distribution Of the prsmi-
ums Of the association will b made by
them on ths 2lst Of Jsnuasy next, ana the
announeemsot haa no doubt grauned .
great many people. The honor - veil -
the interest Of Chicago ID 70 concerned 70
the sssvlt Of this giesneis schsns. toat the
certaisty Of il sucesss b . matter tSe con-
gratulaiisn, and, in view, Of the grand pro-
portions Of the enterprise, Of not little
pride. =,
There il, however, daagsr that, while
felicitstins ourselves On the accomplished
suecess Of the scheme, ws may overlook the
fact that the association is success to the
certificate holders aud the public alone, 80
far. and that nov it 10 that 0r. Crosby 8
personal interest ia it commences. A SUM.
cjent number Of certificates have been sold
10 nav the minimum value Of the property,
and the arsangements for its conveyance
are INV iinal. But, - Ill know, the object
OF the association WAS not 70 dispose et the
Opers House at its lowest cash value, but
At it, COST lfMr Crosby 10 70 realize any
pecuniary benefit from the art association,
the remainine esstiicates most not only be
l:>~~~~A ~ kpasA that n0no6svV
The time required for the enterprise nes
extended far beyond that calculated, and the
prolonged outlay has been greatly increased
BY the necessity Of overcoming at every step
the prejudice excited abroad BY oil sorts oi
swiodli0g schemes. The expenses have con-
sequen,ly largely exceeded the original est''
mates, and, - . matter Of course. proper
tionately reduced the chances Of surplus.
There are hundreds Of people Ia this city
yet who intend buying certificates before
The close, and there arc hundreds who have
bought who design to boy more before the
drawing. to those it cannot make the slight-
est difference whether they take their cer-
tificates THE week or four weeks hence but
II those and such - those throughout the
country can - brought 70 realize that upon
the isct whether they shall buy their certif-
icates few weeks ea,lier or later actually
depends Mr. Crosby's sole chance Of realiz-
ing any personal advantage whatever from
this great undertaking, surely none would
longer delay. We learn that some Of our
business men, who practically understand
this, ars Organizing the different business
interests 30 that each shall be represented
in general movement, having for it, object
Ai,. Gc~s,,s A;oc nf snnech . rfsa rls.ha 0hi~h
will hold large number Of certi6cates.
We believe Il is only necessary that it
should be understood that there Is need Of
notion in this matter, to have the work
heartily end cheerful!y done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

WORM RIMtNDERiSG.-S1 1me two years
since, farmer named DAVIS residing in Hen
~ county ! ',ois, brought his wool to this
mar, ct and disposed of it-sccuring some
Of Shields beavers. On arrival home he
found he had cloth enough for himself AL
ovefcoat and for his boy except the sleeves
r. save time, he purchased an eassern bea
yer to match in color, in Geneseo, Illinois
at 81 yard. having paid but $3.50 at the
at the mill, and had the coat made up last
winter, and the note now follows. In
wearing, the sleeves disappeared like dew
before the sun, and the the body Of the coat
made at Shields Mills, remains perfectly
goed So much so that Mr.. Davis in rec
cent visit to this place, got ncv sleeves the
same make as the coat, and is now deter
mined to ascertain how long it will wear
What better test could we ask for our home
made goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Kent 4 Goldsbury
have just sold SO acres Of land, near Round
Grove, to James Thompson, for $3.50 cash.
A good bargain at those figures, consider
ing the locality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

SxArSo. .--Capt. Andreas Park 10 in
splendid condition for skating. He 10 no~
ready for the lovers Of this sport. Opening
carnival to morrow evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

TO 70 rnE BEsr.--Ho TO Bryant, Strat
ton 1 AerriI's Davenport Commercial Col
'ege. 70 get thorough practical business
education, or TO become : good sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing sta'ups) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport. Iowa. dvly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

10 tins CITY this morn,ng u half past q clock
years. months and da,s.
The fueeral will take place :. the residenss oi
the family on Third Street between Brady and
Main sereeea, 70 morFsw. (Thursday) aflsrneoo.
st o'eieek. The friends Of the family are in
v,ted to attend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
g 1T Y TIE M =.

UsE.Lallenand's Specific for Rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia. IteGectually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs srsd.
lcal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
LOCAL ire Ms.
- -
l'nrd Of Thanks.


Read wha, prominent citizen Of Dayen.
port says:
DAVENPORT, Nov. IA. 1866.
Dr. John II. Biood-DgAR Sis:-t af.
fosds me great pleasure to give in my testi.
mony In favor Of LAllcmsnd'a Rheumatic
and Nenralgis Specific, having given il a
trial and been greatly benefited thereby
For . long tsme ! was afflicted with the
Rheumatism, and sought relief At the hands
OF the best physicisns, and slso by using
numerous patent medicines which were said
TO be ihfallib!c remedies, buA v thou, any last
ing benefit. At last, was induced TO try
LalleDand's Specific, aud shortly after. 70
my surprise aud pleaswse. found rnysclfrap-
idly improving. ! continued 10 take il few
weeks aud the result wa, perfect aud per
mancnt cure. ! must earnestly urge all who
are similarly afflicted to Try this remedy
consider i. priceless medicine.
Yours truly,
.JnsEPu A. l.rCfAIur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

VAIuABL. Aa4icLss. Reference bee sl.
ready been made in the DsxocsAf to the
beautiful stock Of jewslry and silver-wars
which may be sesn at the establishment oi
Asssrs. Rutsubsek ! Co.'S. This old and
well- -knevn FIRM ere detssmiaed 70 maiatain
Tie rsputatioa they have aquired during
many years past, - an inspection Of their
sspcssmsat Of the various articles Of jswsl'
~ and Of seld and silver vars will sai1a-
cieu,ly chow. Rutsabsck 1 Co. have paid
especial attsntien this season to the demand
for ,esetAiu Of these articles, which sppears
every yeaf with ths hslidays. o. . rseent
visit to he sast. they have collected and Or.
dsssd slnost On entire ssock Of thoss srti
slss aoss appropriate ior Christmas and
New Ysar's presents. Ttis ssesstosnt h
Of the rswsss asd nsst elegant styls, aad
comprises everything from . plain gold ring
up 10 The most costly. wstehss ~ sllve,
ssts. Asy ess vhe dssisse 70 nake On ex
preston Of his regard 70 his ffisnds in th'
way indicated absvs, can find splendid ~
sortment iron which 10 make his choice .
the store Of Rutsobsck I Co..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

TnE Little Corporal is che best paper for
children that has conc under our notice in
m editorial experience Of fifteen years. Its
receipt is always hailed oy our own young
sters with shouts of welcome. Somerset
Ia Herald.
The Little Corporal costs only one dollar
a year. Sample copy ten cents. Address
Alfred l.. Sewell. Publisher. Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Social PAH1r.-Aftcr several postpone
ments, the q. n. RS have decided upon
next Friday dec 2l) evening ~ the time
Of holding their social party. Az the entire
proceeds are TO be devoted to benevolent
purposes. We trust they will be we'll sus-
tained. II Is their intention to make il one
Of the hest parties Of the season, and they
can do il, too.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

WANTED-A0ENTS-47 t0 $50 PER MONTH
W for 0entiemen and esS To 375 for Laaee every
whese, to introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
Ing Machine, improved and perfected Il viii hem,
fell stitch. Qult bind, braid and cmbroider bcauti-
fallyp!icc only making the elastic lock stitch,
and fully warranted for three years We pay the
above wageo, commission, nom which twice that
a0oant caa he made. Address or call ON BOW
k16 CO., Office No. 2S5 South Fih Street, Phila-
dslphia. Pa All letters answered promptly. with cir
culare and terms. decfd&w1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

SOMETHING Nrw-The citizens Of Daven.
po,t can learn the method Of making their
own burning gas by calling at G. T. Wcbb's
store on Second street. The machinery
used is simple and chcap, and can be fitted
to any common lamp for burning the CON-
mon kerosene or coal oil without glass
Chimney. 1t produces brilient light, and
can be burnt at n cost Of less than one cent
an hour. 1t il no hulnbng or clock wind
ing aiIair-does not depend upon the wick
for its light, but burns the smoke that is
produced thcrefrom. No trimming OF wick
ever required. For particulars call at c.
7. vcbb's s'o.c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

SsvEasLY u xef FAsALLY BunasD.-Ws
learn that little giti assd ssvss ysseA ~
daughter Of Mn. 0'0rady, whs resides ID
the lover part Of The city, ves sevsrsl,
burned yesterday, while hes nslhsr wss
s~ay from hens wsshisg. NJ Hssle eirl
was left st hopy y cam ~ syasaer siatss
and from gone cause, unknswa 70 -. hss
clothes caught Gre and vhea ths nsighbera
discovered her she was'~sappyo IN a.asa.
They imosdiatsly rsaAsd 70 hee rssoss cd
sucsso1 In extissuishing The ass, ~ 81
until she was badly burned. II . feared -
will not recover.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12
FOR 9AlE,

A HOUSE CONTAINING rBN ROOMS.
"a within i've squares Of the Post OlRcs, with
good oos oulldngs. &c Price %, ,S0o Apply TO
ELDRlDGE / BRO,.
noN Land Agasts. visle's Block.
1--WE OF TAE BEST FARMS IN CEDAR
oil fenced aud nearly Ill under crItivati ~
House. Bafn and outbuildiass il .xns esder. 4
natural grove Of ten acres, With liviae sprinse.
Very desirable for Stock or Grain. For sale 4
great seerihee o. cost and % easy terms,
Apply 70 JOHN l.. COFFIN.
nOv2l- dim Land A.e.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-12

Nsw ILLUxixAToa.-By pstsnted pro.
cess Of distillstieo, &C., new burning Auid
10 nov made from besoins and naptha, asd
much 6eighter light, It 10 claimed, 10 pro-
duced q greatly reduced cost, and with q
positive security agsinst explosions. This
new luid d known - carbon Auid, and Il
manufactured in this State BY D.S. Hswley I
Co.. for whom Messrs. h. E. 1 D. B. Brown
Of LeClaire. arc agents. This oil is now fo'
sale by dealers in this sity and elsewhere
and will b. furnished wholesale In any guam
titles on orders directed to D. s. Hawlsy 4
Co., LeClaire, Isws. aovl6-d1
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WANT : y.

ITO RENT A SECOKD HAND PIANO. Ar
= ply to Hasrison Stalks Drug Store. III
GEvERAL SOLICITORS FOB A FIRST
y Clsse Fire Los. Go. Med Of age - expsr
isaos pesfessd. Nose nssd apply without Rsod
reeomWeneotons LUTHBR +. .EADS.
no1 Land Agent. over r. o. Dsvenport, Iowa.
NTANTeD A FEW ACTIVE MEN 70 ACT
w - Agents, both Local and Travelling, for
IN easy working and Arst class Life lnsuT ance
20. kxclueive right II territory given.
Apply By letter stating territory wanted 70
Boz $50. Davenport. lows. seplad
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NEw Goops! NEw Goops !-Willson il
receiving an extensive addition to his stock
Of Jswelry Clocks, W Wstches, solid and plated
Silver Ware. etc. Call and make selections
Norics.-Thers viii be meeting Of ths
members Of the Rsbeees Degree l. o. o. r
Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, 'se, at thu
Hall on Brady street. All 9th, Degree
members are invited to attend.
d. L. STEPHENSON. Sec.