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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

HAs,ronp, Conn.,, July s-Desise .
,emnssl Of thunder and llshtnisg q six
o'clnck last night, the lightning struck the
house Of ChasIes Whitney. In Fosrstonville,
instensly killing ns w. and sesiously In
turing 6is son apd Nm. w., and though she
all lives II 10 doobe1al II she will recover.
She and NJ. Wesat ON sofa and the son ON
A chair near BY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
DIR. WEIGHTS
u . i've n q tlng 9o0xOt.

Oes 6oo00C0 81 0soeDS
ssaDcs. ratitstton a Tho Heart ed q Nerves 81
1885, U rreturse neW w. and vleoe 10 u sao1 90
ag ~ ~ oeood u yOutA 10 co0ss ~ vslG6 Sco0
ne ~ Ceosoe 81 0eaUsatiua re0oving lmpuon9v ~
Dpheny. seosteg nanliness 81 ooi WQcr, ~ Nm
wing pssosce mixer u Levo.s sumovia3 o0ssInty
- h4s.ansse y suth sszss. 10 ~ yo1sg. 1ilaIs
49, - e1od& ehofo = - ean1Q 100 ~ M
- q ~" . givw 40 1sass q In, sansin1
~ wsah - aeeieeaasd 70 hnss ssnsws1 sn0lgN =
v!aes. - ~ saalss syses1 y lhsil1 M ~ -
rv0pseog 70 any oA1roan.
oss nsotcioec ~ ~ 81 seesa0saasa b ~ ~
eesscsss ersxk.s = sysy - . - efvillesa siebs
ee0h vussaDeo oo1pDan1b = a6se 10 - 01nIy
- - asp4vs4-esk ~ 49, 9eilei.ss - + g
49, uos0e. - Acss - bssp -, vSl0 =
"a. ~ ts0a s1savnll1a Ne ~ r 1asSSsY -.
eavs leeHn NJ, ~ snAsosn0 9 49, r ~ -
lsus alllsn1p q 1e6Ie}Ssa Ss1s.S ~ - sSsf. -
49, psspt. Dc. ". = nR9WfL 81 VSiSse "A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

LOUISVILLE, July 9.-0enerals Steadmaa
and Fullerton are taking tcstimoney II
Galveston. Gen. Steadman remarked In
public that the bureau in Texas has bees
and will be well conducted and requires no
further questioning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

= Nsw Yonx. icy A-This aitsfnooa q
boy n yean Of age, named n. w. Casssr,
employed BY Mes6n. Oongreae, Stnsrt d
Cooper. bad : bag c0ntaining 1s,lOO
snaached nom his hands while siandine In
the Csshier's ONCE Of the Custom House,
BY On unknown man. He pursued the man
but soon fell senselcss In tho street from the
effects Of cholofform, il 10 thought and the
man escaped. The money belonged 70
Messrs. Jannesess, Snidt Rupertis 4 Co.,
and was about 10 be paid for customs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

Never get f.aMned Il yOr "A yosssslf ssissa v,eh
- attack Of Mlhas fever II taken m tine a Z 81
.s.: s u a. ;Ao AK q, s =.
fallih,s no cannot adofd 10 vEis you I've " thrss
taes Tor No. than ten dollass - s. ~ g III ~
but rtsil fall " restore yye - eaA. Il & sot % wiiS
kadways Regulating lills. my nsv9 ~ 10 clse1
Acurr some people disiks ~ ~ wel1 = sarIly -
~ chcaply but thorc Win mot 20 siGiuIaS havS
only, when tsk, Down with I'm y Eevce 10 oriDi..
i~srs r. themselves ok o; l.ndw. - Regulating i7S
AND mthcy d" not Operate In Ave " sI hoaru u 70
I~at the dosr. The secSnd dose win he certain 10
protucr the desire effect No psnatsaaipn. no vraS.
scrs. will follow the action n tkrsr pIlls Thee rs
erstsc me- each lrrnicious isauence A soon Ma ~
nils have Operated the PATIENT feels relief lie mn
tnat he Y always t0nvalescing fros two 10 fprr
S1b per day ast b. taken aflnswasd pueti ,he r,sn
sickness, etc. deapfcas ard 10 tn palist II we'll n
an expense Of y cents or fpr Radwsy's Heyulsne
ifl'. Instead oftca DOLLARS u a uncsiirai n.
fact stsietncnt and no Iamcy ekatch whateyrr ~
have not exaggerated The happy eGtset ~ R.l
Itlf- Ia casc u NlOus Fewer We have elmnIv de.
niclcd the TRUTH ~ any ona may know 40 Vii a.
These excellent Fills under slnost any ~
They speak Tor themselves Their ulrrife nersI ~
empty putiery They cure variety Of cpmtlaiu0nL
ard hlioa- Fever with srccd and certainty SD.d 81
n b:-isadway's Prlis are cuaposed Of ycrr.sb,e
hatracss possessing remarkable medicinal poNrrr
They extract Pin, hcnoc their suprrius ssrmcth
and purity to all other Pills. One ~ two Ar an acs
IT, Keep the lowc's Liver, spleen, Kidneys, etc, rrr-
mlar and healthy, and when thorourh ssrrr 4 ~
CURED, 1--WE TO six arc SUFFICIENT.
EXTRACT FROM DIR SUPPLEMENTARY
Da. kApwAs 4 TO-:
I'd Case David Rruw aged twcnty-sx. calIous n
on Nov I'd; found that he Aeai becn attached
with bilious fever for twenty-five houss ! gave M
sn ~ somf pills every -Four hourr, and gaze him warn
drinks III buns~et tea. In tWcuty-ipur hn,rr - ~ ~
e'nNs' -ce"t' Is now at work and perfectly healthy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
REASONS WHY TnB
AMERICAN WATCH
aeade at MAILMAN, Mass.

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stAsss s's.iea hssla':s-sAs r.f.ss q sreis.
800, vor,a,.. sv,syxss..
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sooa no. - iAcs. thas aef g many ysars q psbe
1 !. ws ssr NJ Ts1 ~ rs aa sr. - -
nj 10 oshe Aa,e ~ gives ssea uaivssal ssisAe
~. whiIe ~ u.reAne.t = ~ huua,eu. = $500.
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usssst ssnssd b - aaauihcssrs = wascAss Of ~
rsY. ,s.s, = ..,. .I Ss., 10 49, !, oar
ss,ysa ~ unsurpassed By asy.hias nads in ~
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ma !, ia T. - vgsansaln or ssrvscs. NJ
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assiab ssh ass ~ - ~ sAsllsaes ea.,srissabe
tvsa ~ esnas = o. weak aad ~ Ansst Imported
eAsaans1as. We q ~ =. tend 10 IN our watch
= ~ - neasY - sueelen waaeass. Hst ~ Do
0us waAsue - q esn1sa6isaaen - - he -
ns9x - pesasct 4 iaeunpaeablr sapsgios. Al
- wane1ss. dfvAaasvsrU6ss. = hslly wann1sa
~ ~. ~ +. ~ - ~ ~. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
IMPORTANT FEMALES

wlllimmsdiaas, relisvs, wilAsst pais. an lissttaa
CO. - Ne periodical dschasIe, whslkef 49, fOa
re!AAsnsa - sepr,esiss. 1Aey - VA . I'm h
rsn.osnG the pains that seDropsny dtGleak = Snno
:"s, e 49, a sk - = e. 1919 = r.
lAoa. hsek as9 49,, rspilsilso q H. Hsasi. Nor
.as Tfrgnoss, llysogs5n, - 6suksn - ~
other unpsessant and danefuue eoeas e g una8ue-
a coOdltioa 81 The sexual faueaiuaa. Is ~ Woeua
cuse.
D.. CHEESEMAN'S Female PillD
Have -. ss.a O,ss Qsssss u .. Cssssy. 1Aey
sss oosed - ~ caly go 1eons u rgssWing n1s&.
.sl..S ns.st.saslsa. ~ laa!o - ~ 9 ni.a
whacA ~ helh oaanSe - o1k0 W1lks11 n1S1uc1e 8
peculiar se.s1. Ths cseA1!1ua scsss4 = q tssg1sa-
9sshe rneh. mlocariaes. UUcA blhs hSuu166 g tna.
3soy ~ ~ ns1tess y feueoss ~ e1aU2 6Ir1ioes
" acrnAa coa6ieoa. ~ evse ~ psod1e0vo BOW
D. CAOcocm6nt Fewol0 PIX
Are ~ - nsaeins tAss nassisa - augaD i1aiss
s.w - sss = = s:y r. 2. . - s;Ss
ssS :.s: 50 s. Sf ss Ss q y, IS:
this aavestisemeat ~ yous asuegsse, - IN kin
that yuu want Tie uP an1 uupS nm ~ snc1nri.o
Y tAs VOID. wAicA = so~gstssdin
u. CAce0cWon'B Female Pills
TheY have received ard SOW sscsviAg " sase-
ues uthe muss aolncst Physlcians In AHssice,
'.expeir4 d1soCtlOus wtoA sach box-thc petcc o.
aellas pss heR. eseealnisg fua ~ @ PtiIs -
A.. ~ ct q masl vssaDt4. e 9ittag H. ~
~ Isssssp'a~ ~ asted1lnsa Asi9, h CO.
U'sOLD ~ DsvQo1x eYlA,&xn
0oe<e0d4WcoW fSdpgaD1D0. Me- Yosh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

GRO. Y. SWEET. n. D.. PROPRIETOR.
pct, .1Oe Hanover street, Boston. under the su.
psrvlsioh o. Rev. j. ". Poland.
3. .. Ballesd Wholesale Agest, Davenport.
asd for sale BY dealers In dru1s and msdicines
gssssally. janeS- d -tusA ffiA Weow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
:" USE TINE BEST"
DIR. 81. CLOCKS %
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER,

rs the negf PRgpAaATiON EvRR Png.
i sssted 10 The psblis FOE The nais, - Ne
ssly article Posssssing II shs asssss s,ainsa
II MAKES DAlR GROW ON BALD ngADs.
.Alresss ~ falling ~ Or tasaiag gssv. essss
81 diseases q The scalp. ~ IAeksS SoSk. WY
hair beautifully ssft end lssssisesly aosssy ~
shove IL ist6s nasvsIsss sspidity wish vAieA
0r00 0btt' q AoooOro1
70 ~ original colse. Use n . ~ tioSo. ~
q! yss' s''y Aai'' have ssspss~se = n y
IT IL NOT A DYE.
But strikss = ths rests Of he heir, ssrSlyiag
thea with sew life aad cslosiug nooeef.' 10 y
much bstsss dressing thea Oh Of Penaeu0,
end edvoi1s her dslstasioss e1est. III ~.
gsntly perfumsd, 10 easily applied, ~ 3 b -
respscts agreeable 70 the seesse. II. oftse . ~
s.ial this dcss nss Prove !: bs tAs - 1925.
Nh Be rsf.sdsa, Pat y II large hsaAjelt ed
sold by ~ dsuggists' = u per SotgjA %. ?.
iGIIES iiSCn l6iLsS CSlsses. o..-
srel n orthwssssrn Agents. ayS.Aly
For sale BY J. r. HARRIS, Dsales = .Fassy
and Toilet articles. Brushes. Palats, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
6vsll6Ess cAROS.
SOlaN nEl.n., n. .,

JOHN BELL, NJ. -,
IAN sracsoS osn IOWA cAvAlsv. /,
HAvMG sEEN ENGAGED IN r1E PRAC-
II ttes Of Medicine and Surgery for the last
Twna9Y-Uva YEARS N rms SfASs. has pt rman-
entity locssed in this city. and Offers bis profess
sieaal services 10 the citiseus Of Davenport and
yisinity. and hepes By bis long experience With
Ne Aiesaaes Of the climate, TO merit and receive
portion Of public patronage.
49, temporarily q z. g. Plsoncs's book
Store, rssidence in what was formerly known -
hs,dee. june27 III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

llHTf'(S f;f.f13 !.
vcme11ss I5ni1nent.

! led o. cSouP-WnAf 4 fsxrr SrD IN.
j sesessing thild ~ m week - eoW. alas
\ y 10 nose eueA was ~ coavss1n1iua q two sss-
huW s1sangei Whea n. TsSlos veasaiaa tlsinent e
certain cure, n taken N ttns. Iew, neoAess. we
appeal 10 yos. II \ nse ~ ~ pelty Gaia II prns
NV In plsying = yUur -. CsW1p > 1e1ecrt.o
1isnss~ Uni ace ". Tobisnf vsastiaa lnileet z
n ibs house; yos ssay noe wons n tD:niAt. or 10
morrow, No tellIng whrn--bat asueA VIII ~ tai-
ment VOC prepared, let co0e whea = VIII fssea
only 70 ernta . hottie. UGce - Cugtloo9e street.,
Ns~ Nosh. told By I'll drugpista
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
Addfeo0 al 0tdeFo 10
FAMILY GEN HEw lNG MACHINE CO..
JvlS-dwlvl O0es. lO3 Naasaa Htesss. b.

svis-dvlvl Ones. l0s Naasas Htesss. h. 7
Western Union Rallrood.
TRAINs LEAVE Port BYRON A. FOL
Mai and Express ':so 4. n. da.Iy. (ssndsys
stsaasc.s Express 1885 4. ~, dolly, Gss-
0. zss sassss;;siIl go r. n.
ARsivs AZ PonS synox.
Mal sd Espss0 7:so 2. n, daily, (Suadeos
Steamboaa Express las P. H., daily.
Asssmnodatisa $50 4. H., daily, (Sundays
Nail and Express leaving Pert Byron Il 7:ss
makes csese conasctioss Tor Chicago sn3 I'll
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Steamboat Expfees eennects at savanna with
Steamer lansing for Dubsquc. arriving hosss
ahead Of Northern Lins boats.
''Stsamer 1ewa" lesess Davenport q AN.
cennscting at Pert Byron with Steamboat En-
press. and at +. H.. coaoectin9 with $50 r. n.
train.
Al Rasins, with Goodrich Line" sseamsssfse
Grand Haven. Ohobsyean and Haaitowoc.
Al Racine Jenssioa. With Chicago ! Milwaukee
Railroad. for Milwaukee. Kesoshs. wauEeesa
At Clinton Junctisn. with Chicago 1 North
western Railroad, for Janesvills, Madison. Pre-.
iric du Chen and L. Crosse.
Al lIclcit, With Chicsgo Northwestern Rel
road, for Footvillc, Evansville. and Madison.
A. Frceport, with Chicago / Northwestern and
Illinois Central kailrcads, for Rockford. Warren
Mineral Poist nd 0alesa.
At Savanna vita aean packet Lansing"
for Dubuque and through boats 70 ~ Paul.
~ Fultoa, 9th llhicsgo : Nosthwsstesn Hail.
road, for Chicago, DixoS and Cedsf Rapids.
Al Port Pyron, with Chicago 4 ksck lsland
RaeIROnA nDA n0wnnn UnGornl ssfoun hnAoaaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10
FIRST pREMIUM
aMPROV8D
So S! ). ~! .x IS |: S.

TkAOllCA1 O1IH1I1 AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
OeigissAy patented Asy u. 1863: sapressnMS
patented Jsns WITH, 1858. The celebrated FAMILY
uEu SAVING MACHINE, with palsst Osnpus
ostaehucnt, mose woedsrfai 81 sleeansly eoa.
stru cted Novelty 10 a0iseloseia opsfaAioa, ssse
the oraAsonS HaDnla, eeWo W1th Du0uaD o.
Sixols rnnsAp Of oil kinds. Makes the Ruaaiag
Stitch more perfect and regular than b. had,
and with Extraordinary rapidity, makine ID
stitches b each aavOLUstOK u the Wnsal. win
SSsAsr, Asw, s.G<. aAiev. tsck, ssS ~ Rss1tA,
h., &C.; requires no change Of stitch 70 nor
lsAnLs 70 Oct our Or OnDaa, sAd will lest la1s-
Sina, being the STRONGEST nACulx1 made, IL hao
taken the PasniUn q SfASs FAIas, and received
she approval Of Ill the principal iournsle ond
th0oo who have UsnD them.
"for the Drsssmakef il 10 Invaluable; fDs The
Household i supplies vacant pisss."-0s-
This machine surpasses all others Ne hsvo
seen. and It would require aco.umn 70 cnumsrats
jes numerous virtues. "-Dsmoerss. Davenport.
with = single or double thrcsd, u silsstly
otvery rapidly. with = common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
-. r. 1tsbsns.
All persons Who buy or offer for sale imiteAioas
Of tins genuine Aschine. will Be prosecuted ~
infringements on the patents This 10 the only
Lev pficed 4oehine oeoared By poeeut.
Single Machines sent 70 any port Of Ne eoun
~ per 8xpress, packsd - bsx With psiatsd
iatructjons on receipt ofpricc. oS Agents want
Cd everywhere Circular containing Liberal e.
1ucements sent free.
Address al orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINE co.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-10

=. ID. LEAKE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
"A B. Z. corner Of Second and Brady streets,
Davenport. lows. nov4-Atf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22

idea of cementing his so-called throne.
fIn the State Of TamauNpas the Republi-
can forces are meeting with much success.
There is great and very favorable chang
es in the feelings of the people in the
Elaspo section towards JuarcZ. He en-
tertains very little fear of the advance of
the Imperialists in the present seat of
government, and is contemplating mill
itary expedition to wrest Chihuahua
from them. They have about 800 troops
at that town, and are certifying. The
French soldiers of the Imperial army in
that region are said to be generally dis
gusted with their present service and
large numbers of them ha deserted,
some Of them crossing to Texas and en-
listing in the American army. The n.
Y Heralds special announces that q
treaty was entered into last month, be-
tween France and Austria for the imme-
date withdrawal of the French military
from Mexico, and their replacement by
troops to the number of one hundred
thousand, to be supplied by the Austrian
Government. 1t is said that they pro-
pose to raise troops by volunteering in
Belgium and Hungary, and transport for
them the necessary stores until they are
landed in Mexico, where they are to be
provided for by Napoleon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22

The Legislature has taken a recess
lor week, which results. practically.
IN recess of ten days. The recess was
ior the purpose of visiting Dubuque to
attend. the Mississippi Navigation Con-
vention. The'object OF the Convention
lisa good oneanuthe different parts of the
State should have been Well represented
but the Legislature was not elected for
that purpose, and they were not bound
70 attend only as they saw fit to do so 10y
neglecting the business for which they
were elected. We should say nothing
about the matter if the members and
Officers did not contemplate drawing
their postage and per diem during the
time thoy ran away from their business
During the time OF this recess members
Of the Assembly have not spent their
time or their talents in the service of the
DDaDe Hence It h difficult to SEQ why
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NEWS ITEMS

n messenger of the United State. Ex-
press Company, while delivering a pacl,
age In st. Louis, Oh Friday, was glt.oted
by three men and robbed OF ; 5000. The
rascals succeeded in making their escapC
with the funds.
Three expeditions have set out from
England to eXp.o.e VA. iou4 parts OF Asia.
ana observe the effects II Russian bro.
grcss and civilization.
Pollard, the editor of the Richmond
Lrn'H'net., was in Wa-hineto,l. Friday.
trying to induce the President 10 in,c:-
leie TO have the order of Genc.Al Terry,
Expressing his disloyal sheet, unnuIIcI.
Inc President declined to interfere.
iollard then appealed to General Grant
by whose order General, Terry suppress,
ell the Examiner, but he gave Inn no
encouragement.
ven. Tfant has issued Il circular letter
10 MS department commanders, ordering
thein 10 forward to him copies of papers
published III their departments contain.
ing dlsioyal utterances, with view to
their suppression.
There are two Spanish war steamers
III New York harbor, where they are re-
pairih Z, preparatory, rs is supposed, to
engaging III some capacity in the war
against Chill.
cotton lands in Texas are being bought
UP by Northern men. who are occupyinr
thehl. "A large emigration into Texas
nom the North is anticipated in the
spring. |A~
"a lettcf from Galveston says that the
annoumt OF cotton coming out OF that port
including old cotton and the last cron
Will reach 10000 bales. ~ w
"a a disgraceful scene occurred in the
,rha f, Legislature on Friday last.
tne franchise bin had been under iiscns.
'.on IA the House and the Union men
h i,'ss', :, y ,navote. The copperheals re-
1884, a 70 v1 ,a and the Speaker thercupon
uec ,,!a there was no quorum present,
y discussion arose upon the decision
1 Masa ,ne Speaker excitedly called !,
, Inao,i , member a lying sconndrel, and
journmsnt Of the House prevented fur mr.
Their difficulty. Ao'
Between twenty-five and fftv p4,ro-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-02-22
VAlO LIABLE L AND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The n. f. Quar- or and the =. F. Quarter Of
Section IL, Township 81. Range ,, in Fremont
township f"rtsale separately or together, On iav-
orabe terms.
.iiso, l2o 4lcres, rith;n , Miles Of Upton
outhesst of Northeast 10. s., go acres.
>onth of n"rthwc,! H. so, = 50 :.
These tracts were selected aud entered at an
early day. and ve,v chci.e locations: the,
will be sold on reasonable terms. II applied for
soon.
Also. 100 Arrrs IN .Suy,r Crcek tounsh;p
on the main travelled road to Muscaiin-, con
prsing
East / Of southwest 9, 20. $50 acres
Northwest OF '"n'hwest ., 70, 40
southeast of northwest Q. 70, go "
Also, 40 Arres n,yoi"iny Smith. Flour
. ing NH. q" Suy"r TretI;
southeast "fsoutheast %, 70, 2.
Also 40 acr in Springfield t".nsnp.
Southeast / Of southwest -, 81, /.
For pa"tiru'arx enquire of
May 9th, 1863. 22s3 WIN. IT. TUTHTlI.
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the State should for that time pay out
$500 for per diem and 1000 for post
age. During that time the .Introduc-
ton of Bills" has been confined to a few
members I'VE trust very few who may
have introduced their bills into the beer
glasses in Dubuque. No bills were put
upon their third reading unless they
were the bills of fare at the hotels. which
bills, we have good reason to believe,
were put through without elimination.
We are glad to learn that the members
from this county voted against this
movement.
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PEoEATE NoTTCE.-Notice i. hereby given shs.
there is file IN the County Court o: Cedar
county, Town, the petite Ann Graham Guardian
o' siias T. bTafiam, Li!pha A. Graham, and VIM. Ii.
Grahan minors asking for order to sell the inter
est at - minors in the following described pr IN ses
to-wt: The northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-
Ter ana the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
section twenty Ave If township eighty two noyt.,
and range one west of p. and we ares Of land
described AS lot five in su Il vision OF la dS lying in
I"ts J. and "f Sc ton eleven in s.i wfship;--
each Of said wards "wnin. undivided third of said
pr ni~es 81 jsct the life estate Of said Ann Gra-
nam n third "fth whole Of said premises. Said
order is ask ed for the ground that the sale Of
Premises is necessary to the supp 1t If said wards
And the said petition 10 set for final hearing at the
Marc term. A. D. 1885, Of said Court.
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
February 5th IS56-n6HS
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IOWA NEWS.

| The amount of coal received at Boone
! for shipment by railroad during the
month of January was 2,535, $40 pounds,
about ,0OO, 900 pounds more than during
the previous month.
The Iowa City Republican says there
are in this State $50 to POO returned SOL
diers who are blind in consequence of
serving their country, many of whom
have families dependent on them for
support. 1t thinks the Legislature
should do something for their relief in
the way of furnishing them some kind
femployment ut which they can work.
Both Houses of Congress have passed
Il bill extending the time for completion
of the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad tland grant !, in Iowa from July
to December next.
a Miss Stebbins of Chickasaw county
has received an appointment as Notary
Public for that county. She is the first
female ever having received such COM
mission, and Is represented Us cminently
competent.
A young child evidently but few
hours old, was found dead, wrapped in
newspapers and cotton, out on the snow,
in Bloomington, Iowa, on Thursday.
No cue to the mother or parties who
p aced the child there has yet been OBJ
tanned.
A United States Telegraph line has
been completed across the State, and an
office has recently been opened ut Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
a peacock, owned in Iowa county.
slipped through the floor under the roost,
and was frozen fast by the tail, remain
ing in that situation for eighteen DAYS
before discovery by the owner, when his
fowlship was still living, and upon the
application Of proper restoratives, fully
revived!
There are 100 ease, OF measles among
the children in the Orphans Home at
Davenport. Two deaths have occurred,
one being that of child from Jefferson
county and the other from WAYNE.
There are now go children in the Home.
BE The use of comma is ingeniously
illustrated by Orpheus &. Kerr. BY
misplacing a comma, he completely
changes the sense of the scriptural pas
sage, 1.-The wicked flee when no man
pursueth, but the righteous is bold as a
lion ~ making it read: "The wicked
.Heo, when no man pursueth but the
is bold as a lion"
ny~ Josh Billings says: "God save the
phools, and don't let 'em run out, for if
it warn't for them wise men couldn't get
a living.