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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Nh. EDlros With your pesmscion |
should like TO say few words through the
columns Of your paper, in behalf Of lhS gen
tlemen OF Davenport. cousin iAddiss''
article. which sppearel in your Journal Of
the 9th inst, seems rather complicated
probably she is prejudiced-or has been
terribly Tilted hersclf. to come out 50 hard
on the masculiuss Of our city. s3#
In her last paragraph she contrdicts
herself. She says, "there's no excuse fer
flirting" aud in the same breath she adyis
q the ladies' to aist, and calls u en- who
have not the GIT Of singing, talking, &C.,
snvious, and the most ready to dcnonnce
gentlemen who make themselves agreea-
ble, and tolerate the society Of young ladies
Who make known their wishes 10 ev ~
manner possible, except in direct propo-
si.ion Of marriage. She also says that
there arc some men In the city who ought
70 bs 'sde ceivsd" Oh, dear wonder il
tn rs are not two sides 70 the question p
Have not these beautiful little rarayons Of
perfection OF our sex, used all their winning
arts and wiles, donned their prst,iss' dress
.. and sunaiest smiles to attract and get up
. Irritation With these self same conceited
male firts?
Whose faalt i It il the geo;lsmen DO in
dulgsin au inaoeent Irritation now aad then,
when these ussophisticated little deats de
wise 80 many cunning ways 70 let the gen
tlcman know that their attsl tions are accep-
tables Fog instance, dropping their har d
kerchief OF fan, while prone naoi & "Bfaly,
to have some distinguished looking gentle
man or ''male flirt" in the r rear, pick it
up, present it with . bow, and smile .
thank you. accompanied with ceque.tssh
glance for his troubls-displsyins . fine
sett Of worries, that were (pcrhaps) manu-
factured at-4th and Brady.
Ny humble opinion is that the gentlcm n
are the ones to be pitied, especially the rich
ones or those with. flattering expectations in
view. They are not only persccused by the
young boarding school misses, fresh from
pin .'ores and bread and butter who are
taught that the greatest sim Of their lives is
to make An eligible match; but BY meAot1
vering ma mas, blushing widowsand hosts
Of ladi. . sf IN uncertain age.
Our skating parks this winter sdorded
some amusement in this line. wi
Asee add . little scene that passed
under my psrsSaal obbserva.isn -
There 10 . certsin young gss,lsman Of
good prospects, and ample means. teonsid
sfsd one Of the best catches in the. ciSy1
who is splendid skater. Whenever he
appeared on the ics. six gay butts' fiies
fluttered n. und him. The best Of skAters
will sometimes fall and this WAS the coss
with their hero, and When Ia I'D 5alls Oh
Whist frantic rush wAs4 made BY these
same wsak ersatsrs, 10 go wAs should be
first to assist him TO regain his equilibrium
Nov, who's fault was it il he did flirt with
bic rescusrs Not tie ladies, ~, no
euess not
Ny advice 10 the gentlemen Of Dsvsn
Iost, ia, 70 "tsass'' ths giria : little. How
By ahssoting yoursdf ltso lhsir bewttcn-
ing sosisty for whils, cad ~ With what
ardor they will wsleoms your return, ssps'
cially il you have struck s.flo." AnssH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
- = T-I..fI 7IIIA I 2 ~ z %. .
Family KNITTING.
Neat, Durable and Cheap ! {!
~. s resiyga
The Lamb knitting Ma.
chine COlspAMys

n, Lra0y 1T. FIRST door bc!4W I'd,
Up stuiss, opey UeCosA & Os4ioyas's Store.
IS rKbrAkLD TO Do ALL kinds OF
Family Knitting providing Yarn or other
,,se- ..an in AZ DO assircd--in the very hes, man
uer and at prices thul canDvl al 10 please. Call
AID IS dse your orders for lfNsiery. carA, Draw
crs. Mi:tri,s, Iasqnrs. ect. his u t,Sonly Ma
chine tuai naiIo~. upd widenAsnd gitss perfect
si,s shlVuu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
,,SLo7HiAc.


- F3Ef77F y. Muusus1s1gV
- "a Ai.ADA isTkfAY kCLON SEC
opd keels eopyapty o. baud sed snakes
10 oFdcr.
OH ~, gDOss' nssl iCh11tlre. .
CkUrMlNG of ths best snatnIiaa sod 10 manner
that canna, tail yio. give vutisiactlon. Liberal
pa,ronag. respectfully solicited. 1iny2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

w%sg Sssssst}sS 3.sissa. 4 pkv,.-
pset - vieisity, ,yhe .s,lteie Nat
NJ dSo6 he people. wit3otN reeak1 g
psStr q pest pslltieal imitation, The 3eces.
Aty n hoeding pu6iie injecting II ths
purpose Of giving expEsssion - their Jsoaf
70 meet It Le Claire Hall On T&nSsaat
.;..I. W.,ch aSh 1a68
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Tas receipts and skipnsses pr =. I \.
and G. I K. I. 4. R. east ~ vsst, fos tae
vesk ending Saturday nie1s 1lAreA d, ass
- f0llowo: ga ast;ars
SRipmssss.- Bar3eJ 1, ~ beshsls; Wheat,
A0oQ bushels; oo&a, ~ SN(hsls; poeasoe.,
- basAs'S; dsaf. 10 tltsSf; cattle 8
s.. fe !s::::s:::1|.:. e q: 'ss ,'s ~: -
II 49, e 49,, c:,1 Is Is ss:s1s5s ''''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
Isnx-Paosrsgqrs -CAsasAyAa-

zAs<asss ~ &ssss% zSeics s,dlaa0 - ~ aa.l,
sssAsast = = snsssss'lsssa soses. ~ 3.nsny
s.ssss.e y ~ ssssssh, ~ cssvesi, nsea 0,.t
:1k-t- -SASsepAsrdssd Hfsir " udtisdyd AnrA 90
Eaee ~ fpsissnsns HecSpf Royal CSaeys
s.'f' .aa go s...pooa,sl ;.ss.in' 'a' grain Wv
80 frsfi IL - CADWE11A 11ACOaa co.,
- AassseeSvFssss un1ss ~ AyesuA HoGal
NnSk h 0sfs saiSs us4SbA Cay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

|. Tnn Ioas-Asssssts ftsa LsOIaise m y
yesterday nefning stale That ths ice ~
net moved ct that point. A large poStise
nearest The lows shors, started q about sne
o'eleck, tu-day, h ifeot q en- uikv.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
ROCK RIVER
OIL 4 Mining Conspany'y

OIL 4 Mining Company
sets BRANCH OFFICE,
Under Qhe First National Bank,
EN Dav0Dports oOW q.
A small amount Of Stock Tor sale
marc dtf EDwiH SMITH, Agent.
ENrRRPafse. thanks Of the theatric
q patrons Of our city, arc due to Mr.. Hale
for many attraction at the Metropolitan in
the shape Of new scenery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

VOL. IL,
y cAnK..'

ror tks rurpels of ness fsIly suprI Iyine
~ silts1stKs vsARe nd u u pre-.
vent passsspslsss dsslssv iron palniAe %
inlssiss and ~sgtAlsss gesds - ths M(ssou
0efp PunG, I aim hsssaltSr sstL = joops
EFPNe0LHstlH e1D App$nts1
end Authsaisa1 Aosals, - whom . C(sti1
e4r~epet S0sy w1tbs el,ep, ~ who
ssfs s.. ~ Il IN Is. osson p - in
lhat city or vilIASp. a,.f0 .a
Tsoy Aesas tshall eiss iibsral dc
eeust upoa thsir agrssips y supplt the
psbss p ~ psblishsd and vi, ho~s
/, lswslses p Stasionsss Fill ia ~ oasss, be
preferred - Agents.
Oosditons nd Tsras ssr Agency till be
sassAspsa apsssaaisn; - issssrss other
visa = - w
whars no Agency is estsbliahsd, those
'WloAi0g 0eae16 1olomuseA seAsst1 = 0ystofe,
whore prompt sttsstion will be given Y their
orders.
A Circular With fac. .sim,Is Engraving Of
al Sises and Prices, viii b sent 70 any one
enrpceipt e lsttss end postage
. A1de6se 4 Meseoa, Mo- - Aaidsa Lane,
' bs1ssSss ys,s, No. t,sss.
,Ts. .Cure ChSlle = HsvssS ess MA
oUIekS A0UE AttfUAs, pct upASv LAC
AA0UlRE. ~. Louis. PRICE ol. 80 per bottle.
J. T. fenpLs. Florist, cor. 4th ard -
St., ltest and Ornamental trees. mv2oly
Csofcs dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can bs found st Rsnwick's Mill, above
ths Railroad Bridge. fsb3Odtf
LAnos Ssons vos Rsnr.-Lasgs end com.
nsdieus Store Reens il ths bssiness por-
terms. Apply u this Office.
fan0 n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

1mportAnt q. Fruit Growers.
enssns wishise 10 order shsise selection Of
tfdie Ts~sss 0ESpe visss, Ornsmestal Trees.
Hhrub6osy - 1veeDeoeaa, will 6Ae Il 10 their
.ssntsget tave sfsir orders Aith'E }. BAR
TON, Agent Of X. Ph@ut1s NURSERY Bloom
toGte4 IN Of1p q 4eJsgone nouSe. r. y.
06t 80, Davenport, Iowa. nov47 dAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Fson fns BuvvAlo On Deasmoo.-The
fslio sing note from Engineer Ford. denotes
the progress being aads q ~ vel nsw
being sunk By ths Roek 1iy9 Oh and Ma
ing Company: 81.
.SsleA q. l- Ops DSo0got,
BrrrAro, March 6.-SPH. j..
Sis:-Ws are dewn - ~ depth o. q
fest We Isft ths slees ,sosk at ~ ieet-
the same proving - - 1svm ~ thick
We ars nov bs5Ins 10 I sost Of cray sene
0teoe; have get I'll u drllsat work, ene
progressing very wcn. Ysasr, g..
lem O. loBD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07


Ar Cosr.-lf you wish to purchase 20 d
ready made clothing at the very lowe-t
rates. call on Mas L Mayer, At No. II,
West Second street, who are closing out At
cost to make room for coming stock. Go
and examine for yourself.
School HousEs.-The new school house
1t North Davenport will be opsned on Mon.
day morning next. The old one At East
Davenport has been refurnished with seats,
"a impsostnent whish has loag bseM need
sl The new one there will be opened in
September nexs. fo,3 .0s
Cosnscrlox.-In the lise Of names Of cit
liens attached to the call for conscr vativs
mass meeting, published last evening. The
name Of Bl. Peters appeared. The mans
shoull lave been II. Peters: Bl. Petess did
not sisn. The error wss purely the result
Of oarslessnsss.
NvscArIns Cnv ELscfloN. The lcyal
sediment hes again prevailed in Musnsine
-shs eopperhtsd radicals having bssn prss
~ thoroughly thsashed-gstting osly I
Mayor out Of tho entire list of c~ndidatsa
on the ticket. In this the conservative
party hss dosls nshay.,
Inasxss SAEs o. HousrnsIp Fuaxlts1s
-Oe Tseslay Mach laEh. the propriitsss
a lbe ksClsisv Hssse Wlll oGss feesale, II
Public Auction, their entire stock Of rtrni
hrsf fCarpee, Bedding. Di>iae. Boom and
J tlkatcHen Rufnit,ifv.u The home h to u,dsr
60 such repairs ~ to require closing. there
fore the sale 10 p6si9ivs. Thi6 is (be bssl
chance ever elfsssd iA Davenport 10 ~
good carpets and Furniture cbeap.s
III SDay4 atd. ssiaiaV sO5W
'Ssissss ,sss - s-ssssd Asf SsAee .as
., s.om oa q, - suuuaDosd ano q,spus sna,
.Ass ssa.at lego pts '3s.uiA q,!A isq,eacj
40 pss ',s,ad vsv!va is sgpssa = NJ sssg,
:snl 80 lls 80 Pm slasu 80 ~ csp q
AoQ ooA tsuop AQA Do!vve0 ~ Uyo4ol4 Aon
'.u's'f :. '..'a ~ = ~ ~ si.I. I: sss'
1isAe ,seu 70 Su!isid pus 1a.Su!s - u!A ssss'
:unuqs "a Nh uopst - sfjgIs q. stlIY
'sAss4 ~ ssls 1sqs susths,!sxs ,ss,ssiS sgl
-ssss1so sqf
M,ssoval BaAss Fsuupsr. -Elowhersoul
readers will nnd ~ Advsetisssasnt :
1sssrs. Kupferle 1 Rosswsll, ef ths llis
sosri Brass Fesnasy, d. Lssii4 y eass
Sal sttestisa b tAsir bssiAs1a, aud y
ossas ef ths sapssisr qssI1tiss sfshsir nea
ufhslasss, this Arn ~ tsllt ur Tor II =
kaislns6t - ssvs Dss - 20. h
49, bssse1kdls dlsl,sl(sndin ID inesbas
Ing throughout The west, aDd sever leeia,
efesnd. where its articles are snes ussd.
#s IL 81
lAnrsi Qunses~ass 10. I. Wssa
On Ls Claire Row, hes nov On hand one .
~ eAsisSst tsssH n ssssxAtt,, aussns
ware, ersskav, ~ sdlld end silver pl9ss,
yslgts y 49, 10 ~ eitys ny ipeet
&sSA sfks5s, bssase and sena1saisi hnp
I sassssss Shidbsta &5k &C AIsaSJ. q
saesst sAanse isesu aGssdsa e. 10y u
I 73sseis1s. v4ytklne svsf lbuno h oo<h
~ saf( ~ y Ais US kRehns.t.-
l ~ taSll =. sGoaisaliaa ~ - ppaass
eaaas eseea11 ~ Isisss ~ - - r. sn
- efsqootnS n1allas1R. ~ ..s.-bbx
II xtfa -AY-A~ +~Bs7~ LnSr3 4 al TEgHY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

SEE woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. It 10 an
admirasle article. used in the hespilals and
By the tlrst class families In PARIS, London,
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine II il worth = trial, Is il gives great
satisfaction. dc4.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07
OIL AT LAST.
UUMONT & LfMBURNER.
nAxrrAcfCRg ATT slzx
Sheet Iron Well Tubing,
HEAVY AND LIGHT.
All Interested please tax. notice.
= Davenport, Msreh 3. 1868 d3m

lur Girl Wanted.
"A GOOD, SAART. ACTIVE DINING
"a. Room Girl wanGsd at the Metropolitan
Res,angant. VEL e ieblg
For Sale.
x DESIRABLE DWELLING pOUSE ON
"A corner Of Twelfth and Main Sta. Terms
Mo.erate. Apply TO JOHN n. CRAWFORD,
feb21-dtf Farrand's Block.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

DO not expose yourselves to the chilly
March winds and the shaking weather which,
always hesaIds their spproach. Keep your
children warmly clad and close from expo
sure. For bad Coughs. sudden or obstin-
ate Colds. Croup,and Sore Throat use Cos's
C,ugh Balssm.
lfyou have the Dyspepsia, or are troub
led With food addressing you, rising and
sodring on your stomach, your bowels arc
0, & VI order, you are bilious, constipated,
and 90 . ally ndisposed, use Cess Dy yspep.
sia Cure. Il IN the best oe1icine Tor ssom.
ach aud bowel disorder n the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Hcna.-Co. A, ninth Cavalry, arrived
= ~ traia last svssins ftso Dizis. Thsg
hsvs bssa statienedat Clarksvills, Johnson
eoooty, Ark, On the river tstwesu feei
0ni1e and Little Rock. Ths Conpsny
ssnh~ tA0sa-Capt. Jshu g. Rsed, CO.
manding, Let It. David n. Cos. The boy,
wsss paid efsy Oh Snyths. this atsr-
nssa, the San sf q, 900 bsiag reqaissd !,
sstaas shsie c,ains, q m svsrasssf nedf4I
$50 pse nan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Cosnscraox.-In the lise Of ,nanes Of cit
liens attached to the call for conscr vative
mass meeting, published last evening. The
name Of Bl. Peters appeared. The mans
shoull lave been II. Peters: Bl. Petess did
not sisn. The error wss purely the result
Of cafelesxnsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Ar Cosr.-lf you wish to purchase 20 d
ready made clothing At the very lowe-t
rates. call on Mas L Mayer, At No. II,
West Second street, who are closing out At
cost to make room for coming stock. Go
and examine for yourself.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

School HousRs.-The new school house
1t North Davenport will be optned on Mon.
day morning NEXT. The old one At East
Davenport has been refurnishsd with seats,
"a impsosSlnent wAish has loag bsen need
sl The new one there will be opened in
September next. 1r.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Tns ffnsf CAvArAY.--A dispsech wa!
ssseivsd IL this city last evening By Lisst
Col. Robert Suyths, Paynastsr, IRON N
W. Besws, Dspartusnt paymaster 0ensf'
q. atSt. Louis, stating that the First low'
Cavalsy los leit NsU OelsAns fos Dasenpsst
Arrangeuents will b uade fos paying u q
Immediately on ito srrival.
lAsQunnAas BAlx.-Tho lAst maDqusf
ade ball of tbs seassa, takes plaee q sh'
0S!Maa Theatre, this sveaiag. Ticket
eiu 6sbad up ts I Sasek tEis evening :
eho 0ss11An 1hsatgo - - Dsi6eeeeoke I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

LAnos Srons vss Rssr.-Lasgs end com.
nsdieus Store Resns il ths bssiness por.
tion " The city are fbr rent On reasonable
terms. Apply u this Office.
feo0 II -. ..a -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Ooust Oe FOol1Dh.-Csll and examine
something urgeasly aesded BY everybody. A
sample viii be cent frse by mail, for 80 cents that
rstails for t6 h. L. Wolcott. ITO CAathan
Square, New York, jyso-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

NvscAfInn Cnv ELscrIoH. H.-The legal
ssntiment hes again prevailed in Muscatine
-ths copperhtsd radicals having bssn prst
~ Thoroughly thsashed-gstting oily .
Mayor out Of tho entire list of opndidatss
on the ticket Ii this the conservative
party hm dosls' nsbly.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

e C1TY 1T T. M =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

90 ss4ns -DRsr.-Go y DEysnA 3trt
s.c4pa 4 MeesillA DsssaouE osaaselAl Col
lsge, to get . thorough ptsctsca business
education, Of to become god So0od tele-
graph operator. For circulakne eddrgss (cn-
dosing S1qmee} R1ysaA 6tr6o6h4 nssfill,
.snasa1o0eA Io4axA ers dWty. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

Csofcs dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can bs found at Rsnwick's Mill, above
ths Railroad Bridge. fst9Odtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

aTe, ,Cuye Chllls = RGvaeS ess MA
eUIah's AoUs xttfUas, pct upsy lac
AA0UlRE. ~. Louis. PRICE q. so per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-07

HoLLowAY's Puts AND OMrnEkf.-
Sprains, Dislooations. &C. Neither opedel
dee lininsnt. nor any other smbrosation can
"a ual the efficacy which eharaetsri10 these
essential vegetable extracts IN the curss Of
sprains, strains. wounds, bruises, ccniusions
or dislocations. &c. They ARE upequalIsd
fer sllsvisting pain, rsdseiag leeal isAam-
mstion, end prouosing rapid esss.a Sold
BY al Druegists.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
The Republican Party.

The Mobile (Ala.) Nationalist gives the
following resume of the composition of
the Union party of the country
"Ihe personnel of the Republican party
is remarkable In the North it comprises
within its ranks nineteen-twentieths of the
members of all Protestant churches except
the Episcopalians, and large majority of
the members OF that denomination; almost
the entire membership of all moral or be-
nevolent associations; four-fifths of all liter
att, professional men, teachers, &C.; three
fourths of the returned soldiers; large
pofsion Of the prominent business men,
especially miners manufacturers and ban
kers,--and certainly decided majority of
the farming population. Ever since its for
nation this party has been growing with a.
mazing rapidity and its accessions have been
principally from the above classes, which
do not charge easily, until now it controls
every Northern State, including Missouri. y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
Special alotites.
Schennk,s Seaweed Tonic.

Thi, m-iicinc. invented by DIR. J. H. ScHESck, o
Philadelphia. Is intended To- dissolve the fool and
make ID into chyme the first process Of digestion
BY cleansing the stomach with Scbencks Nsn,lrak,
Plls. the Toic soon esrores the appetite and fod
that coull not lie eaten 10 core using Il will be easily
digeste,l.
Consumption cannot tc cured 10y schenck- Pulmod
mic Syrup unless the stomach and liver l. made heal
:hy, and the appetite rc-tored hence the Tonic an
Pills required in nearly every OF consump
lion. A half dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TON
&c and three or four boxes Of the MANpEAhF
PILLS will cure any ordinary case of dyspepsia.
D. Schenck makes professional visits in New York
Boston. and At his principal Office in Philadelphia
Every week See daily papers Of each place. hi,
pamphlet consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe when purchasing. that the two like
ussses of the Doctor one when in the last stage o
Consumption aud the other he is in perfect
health are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price 81 30 pei
otiIe. g. 50 the hsfdozeD. All letters for plvc,
should b- addressed to DIR. Scheacks Principal ofce
No. Il North 9th Street. Philadelphia IA.
General Wholesale Agcn'S: Dcmss Barnes Co.
y. Y; 5. 5. Hance. Baltimore, Md: John D. Parke
Cincinnati 0hio Walker Taylor. Chicago, Illinois,
collins Bros. ST. Louis. Mo, lst e IN iysn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01


Some or the Democrats about Plymouth.
we are informed are very much disguised
with the appointment of Beals as Postnas
ter mt Bourbon. but having been compelled
heretofore to swallow equally as nauSeous
doses as this. their retching of the stOm-
ach will soon pass off. we predict. Beal>
has done more for the Democratic or Cop
perllead cause IN Bourbon township, with
his whisky than any other man. and it i,
only fair, we think. that he should receive
"a portion of Andv's bre al and butter.
During the war he was a bitter and zeal
Ou> COppcrhead. and if he ever gave any
thing for the benefit of sick anil wounded
soldiers or their families. more than he wa,
compelled To by law. we never heard of il
Ifhe had he would never have been ap
pointed postmaster, as he could not hav,
got any of the leaders hcrcabouts TO si.,I
his Recommendation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
bourbon correspondence
BOURBON. October -, 1866

BOURBON. October -, SG6.
Eos. REPrBLIcAN:-The hunt spoken of
IN our last communication was a grand ai-
fair, although the wood swcre very wet and
game very scarce. The two companies
were commanded by III. III. Tyrrcll and by
Albert Listenbergcr. The members #
ryrrells company were Caleb Davis, Jas.
Met rum, =. W. Gould, Omar Davis, John
Grant, L. Ball, J. NJ Noble, Vim. Merrill
and John Buster; those OF Mr.. Listenberg-
er's company were John Thomas, Geo. W.
Moore, Henry Smith, Dan'l Shively, y. f.
Manville, ID. ID. IIaines, y. f. Minard. A.
Minard and VIM. Reed. The hunters did
not return until long after dark, and the
stories of being lost i'm Tamarack swamps,
of long and tiresome tramps, &c, were
truly amusing. The result was as follows:
II. III. Tyrrell and company brought in
1870; A. Listenberger and company, $40; a
difference of 705 in favor of the former Co.
The refreshments were gotten up at the
American House on the next evening and
all Jared sumptuously. Too much credit
cannot I've given to the landlady, Mrs. Hen
shaw, for the manner in which sh. man
| aged the cuisine uo, artment of the hotel.
Some members of the badly beaten party
expressed Il desire to try it over, conse-
quently the Tamarack swamps will he ex-
plored again as soon as the weather admits.
There will be a greater number ofmen en-
gagged in the next hunt and we opine that
| the amount of game will be astonishingly
great Bourbon against the world.
Mr.. Henshaw has disposed of the Amer
lean House to a Mr.. Rice of Ohio. We re-
greet parting with orr accommodating host
and our only hope is that his successor will
be equally obliging.
Syl. Beals has taken possession of the p
o. by virtue of a. Us periidy and has re
moved it to his Office in Cless' building
\ question has been sprung whether he
can hold the Office of p. NJ, being at thi,
time Justice of the Peace, and this is the
general topic of conversation. How is it.
Business is dull, dull dull, dull No deaths
marriages or important births.
| Yours, briefly,
MERCURY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01

Pretty Lake Nursery.-Nessrs. Bruui
bsugh e Bro, proprietors of the Pretty
Lake Nursery, two miles and half west
of Plymouth, on the Knox road, are pre-
pared to fill all orders for fruit and Orna-
mental trees Of nearly every variety; also
bushes, shrubbery and grape vines The
advantage in buying fruit and other trees
of Nurserymen who now live among us
and with whom we are acquainted, is so
apparent. that we should think agents for
foreign Nurseries would receive few orders
from our farmers, when, as is now the case.
their wants can be Supplied at home
Messrs. Brumbaugh & Bro. are honest
men, and their representations in regard to
the kind and quality of their trees, &c,
&c, may be depended upon.