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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-21

TREAsURy DEPARTMxxr,l
OFFICE OF CoNPTRoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
III WAsHISarog, January 18th, 1899. }
whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented 10
the undersigned, Il has been made to appear
that THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
county OF Hennco, and State Of Virginia, Ia,
been duly organized under, and according to-
Gan act to provide National Currency, se.
cured by o pledge OF Uniied States bonds, and
10 provide for the circulation and redemption
piled with all the provisions OF said act Required
to be complied with before commencing che bust.
meas OF banking ander said act;
Now, therefore, i, Freeman Clarke, COMPTROLLER o.
the Currency, do hereby certify that |" The Plan.
ters' National Bank Of Richmond !" In the city o.
Richmond, In the county OF Henrico, and State o.
Of banking under the act aforesaid.
lntestimSny whereof witness my hand and SEQ
FsExLl FRREMaT CIxRkE. comptroller.
No. ]. 6fs.--freasury Department, IN t3-1m
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".
sole sssnls foe fsgT ~
srrRRrs PREMIUM PIANO-10RfD.
These Instruments hsvs been before The public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In sompesiaon
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE L1ADlN9 PkofkSSOKS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE Latest III.
4e1 PROPONENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR Five YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
10 the purchaser. m
We refer to the following psnons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General r. 3. LEE, Washington College, Lsxins.
ton;
d. B. PAYNE Bro, Lypchburg;
Rev. n. 3. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. @.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind institute, Stauntou
Professor 3. A. AxBoLD, Richmond.
A call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. ja1-s
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A RMISTEAD, RICE, CARY & CO.,
IN COMM RCIAL BLOCK,
CARY street,

" " VI VI 70 II al II - " " II
CARY sT&EET,
FOURTH Door ABOVE THIRTEENTH,
have now In store,
BAC0N-sugar Cured Hams (very fne) Sides and
Shoulders.
LARD-Extra Family, in buckets.
MACKEREL--New No. l.
CHEESE.
SUGARS-Cut Loaf, A, B, Extra C, and Brown.
MOLASSES-New Crop Porto Rico, and Muscovado
Syrup.
C0FFEE-Laguayra and Rio.
TEAS-Gunpowder and Black.
NAILS-All sizes.
PORTER AND ALE-Muir's Scotch.
CANDLES, SOAP, SODA, MUSTARD,
PRIME CIDER VINEGAR,
PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER,
CANNED FRUITS, RAIsINs, and CANDIES,
BRooMs, BUCKETS, BRUSHES, &C., &c.
Which they offer TO the trade at the lowest cash
prices. fes-2w
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REF epistle.
Yours, truly, BILL AR

p 81 forgot to mention that the Freed
mans Buro have had me up because Mrs.
Arp turned off her nurse for not talking BABY
talk to her chile She said that my wife
throwd cheer at her head. The lying hussy
was their wearin Mrs. Apps collar and
shawl that she'd stole. pinted EN- out TO the
Buro and left in defiant disgust. The moral
of this is 'sstand your grown" or nurse your
babies yourself.
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DEING DESTROYS OF MAKING

DEING DESTROYS OF MAKING
- room for our
SPRING STOCK OF DRY GOODS, &C.,
we have decided to opens
RETAIL DEPARTMENT I'D
in connection with our
EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE.
Therefore we have set apart the principal floor OF
OUR SPACIOUS BUILDING,
Nos. 1870 and Ill MAIN STREET, EAGLE SQUARE,
where we will offer for the next thirty days our
PRESENT STOCK AT AND BELOW COST.
The Ladies are especially requested to give us a
call and examine our
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
before purchasing elsewhere
a1o-ts J. STEENBOCK & co.
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DREsERvED GINGER AND
Ss2Ss Il: Y; y: ~ e s.:
ROYAL OSBORNE AVGt. s. -. ..z...... h
S0SRI .gg H1! 80 aoRs 81 Z S2Ha
q sI ~ ss;'';'s ii ~! ! !. 4 : !.
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TOHN c. PAGE, JR., Dealer in Boots,
u Shoes, Trunks, &c.. 2l7 Main street, three doors
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La III s::;.s..;;s;s;s
DICHMOND AND D. n V / l. l. E
II RAILROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after TUESDAY, December 18th, the PASSEN-
GER TRAIN on this road will run as follows q
Leave Of 6s aay at
Leave Danville daily, Sundays excepted at $50
A. NJ Arrive in Richmond at 3.l5 p NJ.
Trains connect at Burkeville with trains on the
Southside railroad for Lynchburg, and at Danville
with the trains on the Piedmont railroad for
Greensboro, Charlotte, &c; ~
de 12-ts superintendent.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN q. WAIT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed me
practice of dentistry In Richmond, and respect.
fully offers his services to his old friends and pa.
tients, and all others " ho may need them Hs. IT,
Office and residence SOUTH SIDR OF 0RACk
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND RI0HTH.
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COLLARS Just
Il received. n large assortment of real THREAD:
LACE COLLARS, EMBROIDERED COLLARS and
SLEEVES sets of COLLARS and CUFFS, and
LINEN COLLARS In great variety, OF
ia 20 LEVY BROTHERS, Is Main street.
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DR. JOHN MAHONY

y SUHGEUN UkNTJBIs
flor many years associated with Dr.. John @.
Wayt,l would respectfully infoRm his old patFons,
and all others who may need his services, that IN
consequences OF tina destruction Of his e0es ~ he
great hre, he has opened sn once q his !setd4pees
where he can BIO found et eli hours. Aftiaclal
Teeth inserted on gold, silver and yulcsqtts, The
highest price paid FOR old Gold PIate. ~ U-em
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nR. GEORGE B. STEEL s.

". GEUftGE b. 0IEEIt 80. !.
lomes on Main, between esvsniS "A ESSxi
streets, ave dcors aboys spolsvOel Holslsy :
RICHMOND, gAs,,s, x Is go !.
thankful for the liberal patrouaeo bestnye1
upon him In the past, respeetfallY iplofH1 hia
friends and lhs public thet Ne can gl e Jodnd q
hts old nsnS prepared ~ yt!h syl asslll g ~.
In tho best manner. ARTIFICIAL NTH lnssS1s1
upon GOLD, SlLV RR or vul.CAnIfa ~ ; - ri
de ll-snf dR0R6s n e9B1. rentlek
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THE ATTENTION OF TIL E
LADIES is called to my large stock OF
DoMEsTICs and SPRING CALICoEs,
&c, Just received at No. 173 Broad
street, corner of Sixth street.
GOOD BLEACHED COTTON,
%, 80 and 40 cents, being
much below the New
York price of three
weeks ago.
BROWN CoTToNs, 25, 80, IS cents;
COTTON and LINEN sHEETINGs,
SPRING CALICOEs, TOWELS
TABLE DAMAsK, and other
housekeeping articles, to
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Call soon while BARGAINS ARE GOING.
w. R. POLK, 17S Broad street. fe :
HALL g. HUTCHINSON,
IL IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
NOTIONS AND WHITE 20 S,
at the old stand of
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL,
No. Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed co-partnership, az
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
purchased from
FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends and
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL,
formerly of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHINSON,
formerly of McVeigh, Howard Co.,
dell-ts Lynchburg, Va.
DARBY 81 GENTRY (of the late firm
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DARBY 81 GENTRY (of the late firm
- of Darby, Read & Gentry, wholesale and re-
tail dealers In Boots, Shoes, sc. Also, agents for
Westons Metallic Artificial Legs aud Wilcox
above Tenth, north side, Richmond, Va.
de Its
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nRESS GOODS.-We now offer the
J remainder OF our stock OF Fall and Winter
DRESS C,OODs AT and BELOW COST. Now Is
the time to buy CHEAP DRESSES at
LEVY BROTHERS, q
Ia % Is Main street.
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Dry GOODS. SHOES. &c.

CLOTHS, LINEN TABLE
il DAMAsK, NAPKINS, AND D0Yb1Es. Those
In want OF any OF the above articles can md good
Of superior quality, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
20 % rs Main street.
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SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
gpeal atatters.
A pIsAsTRoUs sQUALL.

About three o'clock last Tuesday o
squall Of wind from the northwest ac-
companied by tremendous fail OF
rain passed over a portion of our city.
For a momont the force of the wind
seemed utterly irresistible at points
where it had the freest sweep, and a
three story brick structure on Genesee
Street, the walls of which were nearly
completed, but unluckily not closed in
at the front, was thrown at once into
mass Of ruins, burying six men in
the debris, one of whom was instantly
killed. We give the particulars be-
low from the Daily Enterprise of We'd
nesday.
The wind blew scuttie and sky lights
off from the Bliss Block, and the rain
flooded the building, and considerable
damage was also done in other quar-
tars
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

Of rolling bluffs on the right hand
and on the left with the broad belt o.
silver water here and there visible
through the dense foliage that every,
where marks the rivers border. In
front of you lies one of the much boast.
cd valleys Of Minnesota, fringed upon
either side by verdant groves, and dot
ted here and there by green islands OF
growing trees. In this frame work OF
verdure is set one of Natures most
beautiful scenes. Great golden fields
of ripened wheat from which comes ul
the hum of the busy reapers greener
fields of oats, the lusty corn and sill
yer headed barley, broad meadows
and undulating fields of pasture lands
through which roam fine herds and
hocks. Farm houses, neat and sub
stantial, great barns and convenient
sheds, tell surely of thrift and enter
prise. But even while we wonder at
these prospects of fatness a feeling OF
sadness comes over us as we remem-
Der that the harvesters are few and
that many thousands Of bushels OF
grain must rot upon the ground be-
cause there are no hands to gather it.
Men and women are all doing their
utmost, but all cannot avail TO save
immense waste, as rains have fallen
so frequently, that already the shocks
are just tinged with yellowish green
and the meadows are covered with the
blackened, ruined hay. But all this
cannot produce scarcity or want. 1t
only decreases the harvest of the vast
loads of produce that will soon be
seeking market at every available
point along the Father Of Waters"
What is true of Minnesota and of
western Wisconsin, will not hold good
as to other western States, and we
hear of abundant crops safely stored
in all parts below and eastward. But
the Spring sown wheat, which is so
extensively cultivated here, has ripen-
ed in season to be harvested during
the many pleasant weeks that have
passed.
Sportsmen on the Minnesota side of
the river are now busy in bagging
the chickens, woodcock and snipe, and
after the 18th inst, doubtless the same
activity in this line will begin in Wis
consin. There is no scarcity of game,
but hunters are also plenty.
Yours, Rovingly,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
westorn Correspondsnoe.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI, Aug. 10, &c

UPPER MISSISSIPPI, Aug. 10, &c.
DEAR FRED.-
The fields are white for the harvest.
The pleasantest and most beautiful
season for spending day in the coun-
try is upon us. To-day my rambles
over the grand, picturesque scenes
that everywhere along the Mississippi
invite the eye and awaken all our adj
miration for the sublime, brought me
out upon the broad table-lands that,
lying beyond tho bluffs, reach far west
ward and afford the finest farms in
this Gland of magnificent farms. -
The sceno here is a common one, but
to-day appeared to such surprising
advantage, that brief outline Of its
interesting points may not prove use
less. Imagine your stand point bold
bluff Eve hundred feet above the river
overlooking q stretch Of many miles
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

CLAY & LEsTER's VEGETABLE HAIR REsToR.
ER.-This valuable vegetable compound, pre-
pared by Clay Lester must be applied to be
appreciated Being purely vegetable in its in
gradients, it il perfectly harmless, and restores
gray hair to its original condition, eradicating
every particle of dandruff and prevents the hair
from falling out; imparts rich glossy lustre that
other so-called rcstortives fal to do. More
than one hundred well-known citizens of this city
can testify to its efficacy. As ladies hair dress
ing, it cannot be surpassed, it being principally
n REsToRER and NOT A DYE.
Messrs. Clay & Lester, in this connection
would remind the public that they still continue
in their tonsora rooms, under Irring Hall, where
they are prepared to shampoo, dress ladies, gen.
tlemens, and children hair in the best style in
vogue, and make and repair wigs TO suit Gus
toners.
EAST SAGINAW, August l. 1866.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- Undersigned, until the l5th-day Of July, inst,
for doing the Mason Work of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. 10 be built this season at East Sag
inaw, Michigan. The Church to be constructed
xll2, and'copied from the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Adrian, Michigan. Plans and specif-
cations can be seen by applying 10 " Budc,
Architect Of this city. The contractor will be re-
quirod TO give satisfactory security that the work
shall be done within n soasonable time, and in n
good and workmanlike manner. BY order Of the
Trustees.
R.R RICHARDS, Chairman.
ii. JosLrN, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
Guarantee a Cure i'm Every Instance,

10
andyo
yof the
dnn o which
Tits effect
diet, ymeaiw o
G. G. CLARK CO, Proprieor,
New Haven, Connecticut
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
anu all the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send fres to
all who need il, the receipt and directions for
making the ssmple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
perfect confidence, JOHN b, OGDEN,
No. Is Chambers ST., New York (363-n-3)
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in clear
and beautiful print, Russia, Flexible and other
styles Of binding, very choice selection, at the
New Stationery Store, Bliss Block.
q. Fam. LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
THE TRIPLE REMEDIES.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Gene
Wantof Appetite
Painor rCamIsn in or
the safest and best Dyspepsia Medicine known the world ~
DHsn. Stomaeh The Prlreon
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

A policeman struck rowdy on the
head with his locust; the rowdy on
his arrival home with bleeding pate
was asked what was the matter. He
said he had received a blow from a
ioO cuSS.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities,

scientifically compounded fluid Of direct and positive action,
H
knowu
Of eoxe
in
Wholesale
Sold By e.-s
j. T.. LYON NJ. d., New Haven, CT a
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

New STEAMER TO BE BUILT AT Mr..
CLEMENs.-Our enterprising towns
man L. w. Shook, says the Monitor, is
now getting out the material for a
good sized propeller, which will be
built at the shipyard of John A.
Saunders, during the coming fall and
winter. We understand that this
steamer will be built for the lumber
trade between Saginaw and Detroit.
The following will be her dimensions:
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

"A BUSINESS COLLEGE, complete in
IA every particular, will be opened at Hills
dale, Mich Sept. 26th, 1866, under the auspices
Of Calkins, Griffin & Co, Proprietors. business
institute at oberlin, Ohio. Those who propose
attending Business College during the coming
fail or winter, should by all means, first enquire
into the merits and advantages Of this new Col
lcge-Address,
Busines Institute, oberlin, Ohio
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

Better bow your head than break
your neck.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

Unstained thoughts do seldom
dream of evil.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-16

Slippery business-investing in oil
speculations.
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Cabus' Hair 'l'GRic.

This uacfuAei preparation which rossess tie poem
liar proper lies q rest rang grey hair 70 IT. A
al can il ta asz.E tte ol.r Possessed
Ii turned -rey. II Ii permanent Ter dff4Fa9.
tleus and n4tY tlle r8lts iI8r
hair -sin- and natural n4e#e TIE.
scnrf, IT. hing sud fefrless 81 tba SAN tsttefz lint
have tried this fspsT say tt tit! iaYs al
kinds Of Toni ard lair Retoraires, HtG Lao teSer
been able 10 m my arsic tiai aoua TIC
sired result Until thrv hai ttita TIL ltsr lstie " LIS
cured persons ho had euiia VI - f VI khl
ted and celenttd AttheF iii tie iii ~ tONer-
ing the whole BIZ nd afa ia IHt curse II tlty Gays
after using my TIME ghe seaft tld LafGfai 40 " AZ
peared and the hair. phigh t3 rntli tiat tine cen
prevented f0as I'll att, u14ta Its uTEier healthy
growta.
In the case of ore James Nershen, or thu list Iowa
nant Wv husc heAI WAS oatttcd with thek cu@tEIg
OF danaf az Rnd ssaff tIlinLcd abUse, vlats
hair hal ra ely istt cut i Shown the viz
tue az this Tone. ia taa course ol i4te Art II Al IT.
cation Gift his eet9 assumed healthy condition ard
lis hair commenced to nioE beautifully. This il only
one case oi tee stni iii Thousand. / could mrgton
many others hut tor want Of space and coat Tre-
vsnei from doing
Sold by uEoR6H CAHUs, corner Of Second ard Vain
street Price cents pr bottle liberal d.,ouut 70
the trade. aarl4 dem
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KE0KUK INF1RMARY
xok fhE KEcEPrIoN AID fEEATNENf OF
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
AND
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.

WIS institution is situated in the most
psssanI ana heaifhy part OF the city Of Keokuk,
ana wen arranged in every respect TO secure the
comfort OF invalids. $500 ~.
The following diseases admitted and treated In this
Institution: - ~
lst Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID Diseases Of the Eye and Far.
"a Diseases Of THE Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th. Diseases of Women
DIS. SANFORD a CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine will give their entire time
and attention TO erses Of the kind enumerated
Inc Depar tent or Surgery ard Diseases Of the Eye
ara Ear VIII tie under the special charge OF Dr. SAN
rohD while that Of Diseases Of the Lungs. Throa. and
heart and the Diseases Of Women will be urder the
SPECIAL charge Ct Dr. CURTIS, though either will
the other In difficult cases
This enterprise has been In operation
,ia year ard IT i heesed private Clinic in the
United States presents larger number OF Interesting
Ana important cases.
fbsscians sssihs through sojourntng in our city
are fespectiulis invited the Irfrmary -.2fdlv
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Railroads.

SIR MORTON PEro.-The London cores
pondent Of the Boston ddrertiser says the
failure of Peto, Belts & Co. was not unex-
pected. Says the writer:
"When Sir Morton was starring in the
United States as millionaire, many Of us
knew the dangers he was running. and how
near he had been to bankruptcy. He and his
firm. more than any others, had raised up an
edifce of credit which frightened the ordinary
speculator. Ever on those dizzy heights,
where their work of doing and undoing was
ineessant they have trod the edge of pricipi-
ces like Alpine goats, with only hair be-
tween them and destruction, and now the hair
seems to have gone. ! think, however, the
firm will rally They have rich friends in the
discountng interest, to whom few millions
of money is not much, and these will enable
him, at all events, to prosecute his home and
foreign contracts.
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A TRUE SroRY.-The hero of this narrative
is named Wykof. His age is sixteen years
and his residence in Appanoose county. A
few days ago this boy killed snake that mea-
sured sixteen feet and two inches in length
and one foot and eight inches around the
body. He came upon the snake about noon
and thinking perhaps that it would be wise to
look for more healthful locality, took bee
line towards home. Snake pursued. Boy
ran awhile got mad and determined to stop
and fight it out on that line. He seized a
club and turned upon the enemy. The snake
was not prepared tor this show of courage
faced about and began to retreat. Boy now
pursued and hit the enemy blow across the
back. Snake turned upon the boy again and
thus
"The battle hung in doubt :"
until about shutdown. when the lad got fail
chance and struck blow upon the head Of
his enemy which rendered him .'hors de
combat In a few moments our hero had
finished the work and made himself master of
the field. He went home no doubt with as
much pride as swelled in the breast Of julius
Cesar when he returned from his greatest
victories. He deserves pension from the
Board of Supervisors and the everlasting
gratitude of the people of Franklin town
ship CeRterciue Citizen.
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" The battle hung in doubt

The fashionable hairdressers of London
and New York now issue card photographs
Ct the newest STYLES, with accompanying de-
soriptons, so that people IN the country who
wish to follow city modes may obtain correct
information.
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HUMPHREYS,
homeopathic spEfyEv(S

III AVE proved, from the most ample expe-
r1ence, an entire sueeess; simple. ef3cfnt and re-
liable They are the Only nsGciae- perfectly ADAPTED TO
popular nseso simple. that mis- axes cannot ide in
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70 eheeut a. TO be always reliable. They have rastJ
aes satds sactl9h- cent?
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'e'i A9eNt fsr -AnE7IlaresfcrH Nate.
oTr.-r. s. rEAEeazy Il

Sod a, wholesale. in C6caro ty Fuller Finch Fuller
Baruharn- 3 Van schaa l. Lori 4 Smith, Smith *
bwyer, II Resi- Co., CAS- j. saith Dstz.eb, Ei3cki
Co. So9yil V Harris 3 Co, Peat & Bstean, and
by druggists and dszter. geaeraiiy- feb3d4m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-13
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY, D


Ravoe 90 Casual Convenssens ae
DOelk n1oand.
The undessiensd, esnmittes g survey
Of the route for extending the Illinois and
MiehiRan canal from la Sale 70 the Aissis-
oiopi sisse q Rock lslaad, and0eo summit
. ~ rouos y Aosk sisee = Dixea. ere
~ Suo1y - sspegt Sss0eny - oeaaaoely
~ sosGDfs q tkslf ewu s6este b TIL ~
epoajsa. 81 vill q . end sxAsliAtns seti-
monao ed naeo, ata esovsutteo - - bold
= q Rsck lslead, = ~ 37lh t.se.
IT, isisado d enlessing ~ lhnsas md
Miehiean easal, and Of IL ezeeaeieo = ths
Minoi1anG sivve q Rock lslAod, aad q ths
|inueevc1nnt ef ~ llioois end kock dvsso,
ond .thejf epoaectiou by canal, afe respect.
islly and ssedially invited TO attend said
co0voutioo.
~ eounHv en ~ sand rsses fte1 Chi.
80 70 Rock lsIanA oad - Resk and Iii
nc;e rivsss ass REQUESTED y see4 dvs dele
ea1e. Dslsatss ftso any oehse eeuettso
Il. - Seate-aloo fbeo IowA Wisconsin
~ Uioneeeta. iatsrssted is theos contsn>
ujoseA jupsvveuents-will b sqoalH vel
49, 5 - eounes3s.
NJ ail aheoet;ne Queeaisa With ths ps,.
ole Of liiinoia. and The Northwest, gsoesally,
ehaan trnseportatior. We are taxed enor
meuolv 70 ~ sxlvrbitant ffsiohta end will
b. Soe I'll ti.s 10 esns, anls0s ~ people
~ IN their majesty asd might md asssme
control Of their own intsssets By The ues Of
means nature has lavishly Furnished. 1ys
happy combination Of circumstances The ia-
peoveasnts hsssin contemplated ars ofeasy
eonseruetioe, comparssively. end truly said
70 b seseod 70 none other In eur eeMssy.
Tbss, let ths psse.s asssas's, and by
uaited oouoeel end sAost sloy any fsesees
monopsly BY individsalss q pssee rights
aad istsssets, and sdopt sueA neseafss -
may y necessary to insure speedy eom>
oIetioo Or theso Improvements.
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Dec. 9Th. 1866.