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Later from McXic0-DeEeLf of fEsa Francs,
near MayatEan.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l8.--Dcspatches dated
March .: have been received to-day from MasatIan
stating that the French army, eleven hundred strong
reinforced from Tampico, attacked Generals Corona
and Rubia, three miles from Mazatlan, and after
severe battle the Frenchmen were entirely defeated
with loss of 100 killed and wounded $50 scattered
and the remainder retreating to Mazatlan. All the
streets of Ma2atlan are barricaded. and there was
but little doubt that the Republicans would soon oc-
cupy the place.
An injunction has been issued to prevent the Chief
OF Police of San Francisco from destroying the nitro
glyeerine, pursuant to tho orders of tie Board Of
Supervisors
The steamer Sacramento for Panama has sailed
CARRYING S560. 900 in treasure for New York
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OIL THAT WILL EXPLoDE.-Fiu a tumbler three
halt tablespoonful of oil into it. stir them together,
th9n bold lighted match over the tumbler and III
takes tire from the vapor before the flame comes in
contact with the OIL II Is dangerous as good OF will
not thus ignite, and indeed, will not burn readily
when flaming match is thrown i1lO it: while those
which have been much adultelated with benzine will
emit y2por which is nCacly al expiosiye as e,,n :
powder, and the oil VAL then 6uEn freely,
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Equality BEFORE THE LAW IN GEoKGIA,-Iae
Newman Gal Herald publishes application TO the
County Ordinary for letters Of administration by a
oolored man on the estate Of deeeased friend This
Is the first instance of the kind under the law passed
BY the last Georgia legislature.
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The strike of the New York Car Drivers.
NEW YORK. April l9.-The strike of the car dri-
vers is over. andthe old drivers have resumed work.
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a WEgrEnx cLocK FAcroay.-A CIoek and Rra.

A WEsTERN CLOCK FACTORY.-A Clock and Brass
Manufacturing Company has been organized in Chi
ago with a capital of slUOuU. Forty acres of land
within six miles of the city have been purchased and
the buildings are to be erected forthwith. The ca
9acity of the mandatory Will be two hundred thou
sand clocks per annum and from four to five hnndTe5
tons Of brass for the market, in addition to what viii
be worked up in the establishment. The material
Lake Superior ami La Sale. copper from the former
and zinc from the latter. 1t is expected that the
establishment will be in operation some time In uiv
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
A PERS oNAL EXPLANATION.
The Admission OF Colorado.
Tiia Reorganization of the Array.

Z NIF ORM MILITIA SYSTEM.
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Mexico.

Mexico
Col. Dupin is opening his campaign in Tamaulipas
by defeating Cara, as he obtained a complete tri
umph HOrcaSitas. The eountra-guerillas had left
Tula on the 9TH Of March, ana d we're marching to-
dragons hidden In the branbies at the limits of the
path chosen by the imperialiss, who captured four
illas continued their march 70 H0roaSltas. at one
leagues distance the forces were divided, part of
them crossing the wood to reach the road to CQncep
cion, where they found two hundred and fifty hGrse
men ready formed, under j. do Ia GaTEar brother of
the general in command at Victoria. The imperialist
pickets of the vanguard rushed the enemy with
such ardor that the enemy barely had time to use
their arm3 Forty fell by the swords of DQpins dra-
goons, and six were captured; the rest disnnsea IN
the woods. Dupin captured f'tv navonets besides
,nH @ .tcu norses ana baggage of their chief
SALE OF MoAITons.-A New Orleans correspond
ent the Boston Herald says three river monitors
belonging the United States lying New Orleans
we're lately sold at auction. and were purchased by
private citizen. They are all in good order, but
brought only S22 600, although one of them cost $780,
9OO II is limited that they may be turned over by
tfan HERON to the Liberals in Mexico and that not
many days may elapse before they may be thunder
ing away on the Mexican coast.
INJECTED CURRENCY DEsTRoYED.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Tribune says that Treasurer
at Bowling Green, Kentucky, the sum of $l99 in
United States currency, the property of smallpox
patients IN the Military Hospital at that point and
which he the surgeon deemed njudicioust allow to
go into circulation The infected money which was
securely sealed was burned by General Spinner who.
on his own responsibility forwarded the same amount
i'll new greenbackS to the Bowling Green Hospital.
DILUTED MILK.-A report was made to the Board
of Health by one ofits officers that man had been
detailed for few nights at the milk depot of the
| harlem Railroad Company to see what milkmen
wsre in the habit Of duting their milk with water,
He found chat many of the nilkmen bring with them
can filed with water. to add il to the milk at
their convenience. About thirty milk dealers are in
the habit Of obtaining water from the hydrant corner
of Forty eighth street and Lexington avenue. The
ratio of wafer used varies from four TO eight quarts
| 10 forty-quart can of milky. y, Eue. Post,
!
| A STRANGE SToRY.-The Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
tells story of man who lost his whole family cen
ssting of six persons during the late war; all havins
been sent northward by military authorities and
never traced further than Nashville The gentlemaT
| is certain that they s0me@kere within circuit
ten miles Of that city according to the editor every
body else believes so yet search prolonged over wc
] years has failed to discover them,
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PHILADELPHIA, April 19-The fire has been extin-
guished. but the lower part of the building is flooded
with water The composing room being il the fifth
story. fnrtunatelu nsca1.eA dnrnnrn
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wedding Cards.-The Newest Styles at
DEMPSEY & 0'TooLE's,
Engravers and StatiOners,
slp2y-{flstp cor Charles and Lexington sts.
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Ah0 fS'e'1itEeE Esfsitnsa S;sEseSd AOr new YORK
No More sickness Ou Board.
HALIFAX, April 19-The steamer England sailed
hence last evening, with her convalescent passengers
Tor New OTk. She has had no new cases of cholera
fsie Coal Erade-s:riEke Among LabOrers.
PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-The coal trade at Port
Richmond is suspended IN consequence of the deter
minaton of the aborers to resist any reduction of
wages. No disturbance has yet occurred.
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s,p2g-tflstp cor Charles and Lexington SITS.
s--a----a---------
Visiting Carifs.-The most Fashionable, at
DEMPSEY & OTooLEs,
Engrsvers and Stationers.
sp1-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington SITS.
French Note and Letter Papers, at
DEMPSEY i O'TOoLEs,
Engravers and Stationers,
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington SITS.
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THE MILITIA.

Mr.. Smith, of Ky, from the Committee on Militia,
reported bill to provide for the national defense
and to establish uniform militia taIou shout the
United States ordereG To ne printed and recommit-
ted. At this stage the recession of colored people
passed By the CAPITOL and SO many members abseneG
themselves from the hall, that there quorum
present thereupOn-
Mr.. Ancona, of Pa. said that as the other side
seemed dasirOus Of attending the negro celebration
he moved that the House do now adjourn. During
the division enough members came into the hall
and the House refused to adjourn
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- BIT. Van Horn, OF n. \, iran the Committee on
Roads and Canals. reported bill for the construc-
tloA OF a ship canal around the Falls of Niagara and
ordered i It's immediate considerations: He then ad
the necessity of such canal for the great 1omner-
cial interests of New York an3 tAo entire West
Mr.. Moulton Of Ill, looked upon the subject as of
Ttai interest to the people of his State. If this
canal were not constructed the West would have -
seek an outlet through Canada
Mr.. Spalding, e Chic. sad this measure was Ella
Goratey discussed in the Thirtyeghth Congress- and
after passing the House, had failed in the Senate.
His own cty-Clevoland, 0hio,-sapt lat year one
hundred and twelve millions of dollars to the East
=, Pending vote the bill was postponed until next
Tuesday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Look cut for tho Lien.

QUESTIONS. British rebel Price or
gan makes the inquiry "whctier Or not thu
nominee for Congress, Mt. John p. Cool
once Vas q Know Nothing" We answer
that he nerer uas lie further asks "wheth
er or not Mr.. Cook stumpcd this county ant
part Of the State in 1856 for the Know
Nothing candidate for the Presidency -
We answer that Mr.. Cook advocated III,
election Of Millard Fillmore for President il
1856 AS an Old Line Silve, Grey Wing, ant
that the Know Nothing Of this county ant
Slate-at least seven-eights Of them -votet
for Mr.. Fremont for President Mr.. Cool
ras not one Of the originators Of the news
paper called "7he Union," published i,er'
in 1856, whether he took the paper and rea'
we are not advised.
Now, Nr. Bottle holder Russell its you
turn:
l>t Did Hiram Price belong to the Know
Nothing institution in this city, when il ws
in operation.
"a. Does Hiram Price approve Of th'
platform Of his party, made At the Count!
Convention, last week
Sd. Will Hiram Price vote for the can
didates nominated BY that Convention!
ANSWERS are earnestly requested"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
Look out for tho Lion.

PRoDrcERs AND SsirrEas.-Mr. E. F.
Pittnaa, or the Aru Of Rittoaa & Bro,
General P,odses Conuissioa Merchants, et
St. Louis, Memphis and New Orleans, ID
now in our city, ssoppisg fsw hys With
his ther-in-law. Dr.. Harrison, and vii call
upon oas produce dealers and shippsrs, and
oake thei. acquaintancs. This firm has
had an experience Of twenty ysass ip the
busincss. commands IN extensive capital
sn1 has facilities in gsansal fee tpsie bssi>
asn, Whish afs sseeAd 70 nouD. 1Ases
palsoaieisx this hesss will ceetsinly 0nd it
to thsir advantage. Thoss desiring 70 do
business wish the 6rm vill End NJ. r. q
~ deue stsss sf Hassison 1 Starts for Z
lsW dAy6.
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DAVENPORT. IOWA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 81 1866.

10 THE EolroR oF THs DAVENPORT DHao
tcaAr-Deav Sir For the past Two eve
nings articles have appeared in your paper
stating that Dr. Bell was the agent oi p.
litical party. Permit me to say to you th'.s
DR.. Bell has nothing whatever 10 Do Win
any political party, except the fehiai'
BsotAerhoo6, whose representative No -
In his sddress to the people cf Davenport,
be neither mentioned one party q the oth-
-. II is true, he spoke Of President John
son and WIN. II. Seward, tttt u Shssn he
said nothing but what was firmly believed
bv everv Fsnian in America and out Of i.
(isut in your fret article. you ~ ths Psssi
dent did not interfere with Il until was
manifest te every one that the faia on Can~
ada vas failure) Il 10 veil 70 remind you
of certain facts in connection With the case.
The fIrst Of these ore that aboot three weeks
before any attempt Was made 70 invad'
Canada, the arms we're shipped to the bor'
der. and on thcir way seventy.five cases
were seized at Oswego, and about the same
time seventy more were seized at Erie. r.,
consigned 10 Mr.. Cronin. II will be also
we'll TO remember that when Gen. O'Nis'
crossed over At Fort Erie, end fought the
battle It Ridgsway, tlmt the steamer Aichi.
gan appeared ON the scsss Of action, and
threatened Gen. Lynch when be vas going
over to reinforce Gen. O'Niel, that il be At.
tempted TO cross he would be sunk in the
lake. Nov, this VAS oil done before the
proclamation. end by order d Presideni
johnson. Therefore he Fenians cannot b
expected 10 support Mr. johnson. As he has
pr we'd himself opposed to the Fenlans, HI
must naturally expect that The Fenians viii
be opposed 10 him. The Fenian Brosher'
hood hes nothing vhatsvsr TO Do With sny
political party or parties, neither do ~
wish to control the votes Of any man, but
let oil use their own judgment and vote fo'
whoever they p'csse. alwsys bearing il
mind that they should support their irienda
and the friends Of Irish nstiCnality.
remain, yours truly.
RlcsAnD s. QulNH,
Centre Of the Davcnpors Circle u ths rs,
nian Brotherhood.
Davenport, Aug. 3ist, 1866.
P. s. In last evenings issue . core
spondent, signing himself "Anti-Know
Nothing" writing OF Dr. Bell, says he s1ould
bssakc himself to HE proper calling, which
he says Is Presbyterian minister. This is
in kee ping with the rest Of bis spistle. Or.
Bell 10 not or never was . minister Of any
church. X. 5. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

TnAnsos-wao y Hsl-ln this morn
isGa issue Of The Ttse Britsa 10 : comment
cation Of . vssy low description. signed by
Tharses. Perhaps our readers would like
to know Whe Thasese b. He 10 enc Of thoel
baustessn who may usaslly b ieuad = the
heels Of any great bully whs may be ia need
Of hin services. lls . smph atically 4
''bread-and- butter" man. Hiram feeds hin
on the crumbs that iail from the royal table.
and Tkarsos, good boy. sndssvoss - sssvs
bic master with fidelity. A pssaeher oi
morality and chaste literature, this individual
. about 40 perfect an adept q billinsseste
o. ever disgraced the cols.nns Of paper
with bis infamous smanations. His very
efforts to assume righteous airs, brand him
~ The contsupsibis puppy that ~ are in.
iososa hs u. Seil in, fharsee. n you had
ths esequsuee Of Sheridan, (which snfsrtu.
sately you haven't you c,sldnt injure 4
decent man In 4 life ti0c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

The CHICAGO DRuG House. OF BuaxHAMs
Il VAN ScnAAcK.-Thc Drug, Medicine,
Patent Medicine business h made wonder
ful advances within the last four or five
years, and We presume the demand for
goods in that line will never be less. As .
people, ~ probably make uss Of nors msd.
icinss and nostrums thas the whole civIli
scd world beside. and It is to be hoped ths<
greater health, grsasss strength, better phys.
isal development and greater bsauty y the
resalt. Be that - Il may, it is for us 10
speak st this time Of the above named
house The senior psrtnsss Of this con-
essn havs hong been known ~ popular
Chicago Drug dealers. Mr. Van Schaack
has been connected ther with but
. few years, In 1861, whom the var broke
out, be WIS in Charleston. Seeing that
there was atrsmendous storm brewing, and
unwilling 70 take sides against Uncle Sam,
he was subjected 10 loss Of t75, 900 worth
Of property and an extensive drug trade
but this he chose, and came North, as every
other man Of sense should have done. Arr
irving in the North, aud being . man o.
action, he soon found h mself in . lively
trade In Chicago, where he has the rel uta'
ton Of being The most active, sharp sighted
pushing man in that line. Others have
more extensive adv iniagcs now, but let VI
vait on the fsturc few yesrs aud see.
The Drug house Of Be 8. IL located on
l6 Lake street., and has been in operation
~ years. The building nov occupied u
stories high--filicd chuck full Of the righ'
kind Of staple and fancy goods in the line
In the basement w found oils. s.palnts, putty
varnishes, sodss, cosmetics, sosp manuiac
tursrs goods. and heavy goods generally
on the tisst floor is the office, and sample
rooms In front, and heavy patent medicines
such as bitters, hair preparations. syrups
extracts, ETC., in the back part ON the sec
ond story We And the order and packing
room. Here we saw packages marked fcs
Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Mich.
igan. Indiana, Ohio, Missouri snd Kansas,
showing the great extent Of their trade
On THE floor, slso, are found immense
quantities Of elass. fluid extracts, bott ed
goods generally, fancy soaps, perfumeries,
etc. On the third floor 10 found glass goods.
flint glassware, qSssnsware. and the lsbora-
tory for manufacturing oils, extracts, tine
lures. etc. In this department alone fifty
operatives ere employed. On the fourth
foos We find dye co'ors and acids in rear.
and in front an immense stock Of choice
wines and liquors. Here We noticed a
large lot Of X 'hler 4 Frohling's celebrated
California wines direct from their vin,aRes
on the Pacific. On the fifth floor arc kept
light goods, such 40 corks. roots, herbs, dye
stufs, etc.
The arrangement is excellent, and the
goods Of superior quality Larger houses
there arc. but none have more promising
futsre in tho long run than this. Our Iowa
dealers will do we'll 10 make its acqlaint
ance extensively.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Scorf CouRSv FAis.-All that is needed
70 make the coming fair success in every
scnss, y clear and favorable weather. Every
imaginable arrangement has been perfected
As We have heretofore announced. no one
viii be eatitledts family tickets but those
who enter articles Sbe exhibition. II is ex-
pscted that this provision will have mark
ed eject iu Increasing the interest Of the
occasion, by increasing the disp ~ in the
exhibition balls and grounds. At least tha,
10 the idea that prompted the change. Some
ase stock has already reached our city 70.
exhibition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

RsAnH MADE CLoSsmo AND Norroxs.
Messsrs. BalIin 4 Bowman, No. 3 E at Sec
ond street, ars.oGsrins Superior inducemeat.
to purchasers Of Ready Msde Clothing aod
Yankee Nstioas. either at vlolssals o. ~
tail. They have On excellent ard sstcnsise
stood, and ars selling at figures which defy
suocessfal competition. Any one desiring
70 pafehass, oan b Interested there.
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Look eut fos lho Lien,

CoxsuxPrivEs, don't let 90 yeur hold on
hope until you have tested the pruperties oI
John 4. Baker 4 Co.'s Pure Medical Cod
Liver Oil in vain. There is testimony ol
the highest claas to shaw that Rs effects in
Pulmonary complaihst have been al bu,
miraculous Not to try il ir ycar own ex,
tfsmity is to decline . faiv ehanee for life
John G. Baker 1 Co., No. 7lS MarkSl
street, Philadelphia.
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Go 70 fBR bssf.-6o to Bryant, Strat
ton 4 Assrilrs Davenport CommseelAll Col
Iege, to get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tels-
graph operator. For circulars addresj Zen.
closing stamPs) Bryant, Stratton 4 Nersill.
Davenport, Iowa. dV1v.
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uplEu.

On Au&ase suh. OsAkass NAVAL, son .,
@u6alS sadiA AssA or rDysssassy.%
On Monday. 97th inst. q Walnut Grove. Law.
SAaAn A wife Of VIM. Buell.. Jr.. in her lsth
Lssltsss 81 Rsehssam,H. 4, p1per. p,...,
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RIVER yrE-sx.

~
Ihe fleet western Urio, ..,ar,er Pine HlufY
capt Iavior. Clerk BALDWIN. esvcs this city
daily at An. and pm. lor Port Byron.
connecting with lrs,rs ~ III Northern and
Nor.nsas -erh points. Cabin Fare through
70 Duso1ss, only one dollar and Aalf
Ihe nes nd elegant s.ssmsr. City q
Aeashsours, Capt. J. ". Campbell, vii d.
part Tor Fort Madison ana intefmedisss
Po'nus oa.aeg close and sure connections
ior 81. Louis. q s clock to-morrow mern>
ing: Lemuel Parkhurst ia the Office. r.
y. PrettymaD, sgent. Iih
Tne Davenport and Dubuque packet Bill
hendeEson. capt. McGowin, Clerk Robson,
wiH oepsrt ior Dubuque and way points to-
moro. morning At Z o'clock. Cabin pas
esEs through to Dubuque e. r. n. Pret
lyman, agent.
Ihe splendid N,rthern Line Packet Da-
vsnpost, Capt Parker, Clerk Ovens, will
leave this city IN the morning for St. Paul.
K y. Prettyman, Agent. :
|, 0orsdea's Calisave T>nac.
In eonvAlsseace from Cholera. M.lir-
! ness revefs' small Pox. or any Oulsnsous
Affections, will be found invaluable. giving
tone to the system, and removing all the
Hv"strsts0g eueces incidental 70 disease
The un'vers' and p'pular knowledge Of the
virtues OF THCs Calisaya Bark requires No
sHpsssssttcn; centuries have psssed since
its discovery. and !, Is nov recognized "a
The best fsbrifuge which boun,itvl nature
has favored u with Science has di,cov>
ersd many methods Of extracting il virtues
Aud reducing, 70 : small bulk. The se(ive
principles Of the Bark, viz. Ouininc. Cju<
chonine, etc., al OF which are invaluable -
medical agents.
The greant want or 1 mild and reliable
tonic in cases Of Debility. Night Sveats.
Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Loss Or Appetite. and
csher diseases Incidental % dsoegAnised
svstsm. he's induced me 70 present this 70
the medical profession and sufferers, q The
most reliable, safe and powerful tonic that
can b. preps ed. combining a. i does, aL
he active principles Of the True Calisaya
Bark, with other ingredients, wh ch render
It the perfection oi . remedy for I'll the
Above diseases.
Prepared BY 7. W. Msrsden, 4S7 Broad>
way, New York, and for sale by oil Drugs
gists. Price, 81 per bottle.
Burnhsms + Van Setback, and Fuller,
Finch L Fuller, Agents, Chicsec. ag9-d3m
RosssRH.-Last evening the saloon of Mr.
Charles Ritter, on market square, was enter
cd by some person during the night, BY
climbing over the door. through the win
dow, and some four or five dollars in ,cur-
rencv, the amount that had been left in the
drawer. was taken.-R. l. argus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31
T~ Traveller.

Pleasure seekers this year shoul1 bser 10
mind that there Is great deal Of sickness
being caused BY . change Of water and eli
mate Defoss leaving hsus provide bottle
OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. it j. an excellent
sn,idots, (prevsntionl i slwsys better than
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Or TuE GssArssr lArosrAxcE.-Evesy
body should know that Herzterg Goonan
I CO. me now closing out tAeir entire stock
sfssmmef goods at cot. ~ make tson Tor the
heaviest assortment Of fall and winter sood;
ever brought to this city. aug II d2w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Tn. LECL.IRE On. CoxpANY.-The Reg
ister says the LeClairc Oil Company. hav-
ing reached a depth Of about isr,y fec
and found excellent "indicstions" arc about
to take out their tubing AMI put down
pumps We learn that the chief en- inesr
Mr.. Ford, expresses himself satisfied thai
there il good prospect for large flowing
we'll. The Port Byron company are also
boring, and are every day receiving bette,
and better signs" The story viii soon bs
told.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

Mas. Atkins wishes te inform The public
that she hes received her first supply Of
Oysters. Game and delicacies Of the season
supplied. agar div,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-31

TIE OLD FiRs.-Child / Co., % Brady
invite the attention Ct the public 10 the
heavy stock Of boots, shoes ana CATERS
which tisy are constantly offering st the
lowest living prices Their Assortment as
fords every opportunity for jud,cious SC &C.
tions. Drop n, and We insuae sound goods,
and excellent Ats.