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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31
40 PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A

tlNO PRIVATE FAMILIES DESIRING A
Il PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE DURING THE
large and commodious building in the upper part
Of Wes,chester County. containing some 20 rooms
at the door icehouse, barn, stables, good garden
spot fine play ground for children and large pond Of water
for fishing bosng the whole thing admirably arranged for
the accommodation OF about 50 persons, including servants
This fine opportunity for about -four six private families
club together and where the families known TO each
other would make it pleasant and comfortable residence
during the wh2s yssT Of easy ascs.. BY I;aIosfS
ve mile. south Of Lake Mahopac Persons be here
and leave OF full advantage Of express train,
Rent per year $1,000 frokes furnishing tenants viii be al
will be required to character and responsibility
For further psrtcjlars apply to JOSEPH PICARD. Ro
tunda Building under Croon Aqueduct Board, City Hail.
TO GEO. 8. HfCKOK, Park Bank.
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MILITARY DIVISION OF rHx TEssEssEE.
CHiEF QuARrERnAsTER's OYrIcB,
IL 8 MIfIrIRY luRnAna.


" NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan. 9, 1858 .
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ ROLLING sT0CK--Win be sold at PUBLIC AUG.
TON, at Memphis Tennessee, WEDNESDAY, February
1855, the following described Rolling Stock viz:
~ -Four Locomotive Engines five feet gauge three old and
dismantlrd one reparabs).
6) Sixteen Box and (s) nine Flat cGs-more lessfye
SAME TINE AND PLACE
ID One Locomotive Engine, five feet gauge lying In the
ditch tho line Of the Mississippi Central Railroad twelve
miles North Of Grand Junction
will be sold the following described Rolling Stock all Of i've
feet gauge and In good running order. viz:
~ One Locomotive Engine, Lyman Souther bulders
. lg) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, K Morris Son.
builders.
~ One Locomotive Engine Rodgen L. h NJ Works,
~ One Locomotive Engine sumbOurp Smith, builders.
ny One Locomotive Tender.
200 Two hundred Flat and Box Cars, (more or less)
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
(5) Five Locomotive Engines. unserviceabe.
Boilers aud Running Gears for two (2) Dummy Engines IN
sefviceable. -
t5) Five Span, $50 fee. EACH McCalum Truss Bridge )
Two spans Bridge so feet each.
33 One hundred and thirtyhree perch l and I'd class
Cut Stone comprising foundation of Round House.
Nashville the balance Of Military Railroad Property remain
ing undisposed Of at that time.
Sales viii commence at each place at 10 o'clock and
continue until all the pgGRpTsTsy6 or d;PG'sd OIL
Cash. in Government funds when purchased by Railroad
Companies credit III desed Of not exceeding two years
payable In monthly nstamens with interest ut the rate oil
$40 per per annum secured by bond atsfscory to
the Government for double the amount Of the property pur
chased. =,
Full descriptions Of the Engines can be obtained appica
ton 10 Capt. s. r. Hamil. A. Q. NJ Nashville, Tenn.
T. j. CHILLY, Bvt. Mai & A. q. NJ, u. 5. A.
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Daieutires.
Uentisirp.

hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 255 Grand-st., opposite
IL Lord z TayloIs New;Yorh, inserting FULL OF
PARTIAL SETS OfthelrIMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with or without extracting the Roots Full Sets Gold or
Plaus s25 Silver Rubber, $40; Partial Sets Gold per
tooth, 81; Silver or Rubber. 81
TARYIS's NOSE NITROUS OXIDE GAS
~ must hereafter Be inhaled only through Dr. o. A. JAR.
tps or nese no effort requred-en easy and natural No
change IN the complexion and diy OF muscle Abse-
it. and freedom from pain and entirely safe
~ hsaltby Surgeons and Denss furnished with the Nose
Piece on application And the css Be seen IN
blowing operation 81 az tunes ~" " "ss'
KaM.York - IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

CRAWFORD PLACES for SALE.-A variety
y Of PLACES In and around STAMFORD VILLAGE
Also FARMS for SALE at prices from $1,000 too $4,000
Apply to EBERT WHITE, Stamford Conn.
ok ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR SALE on
- Eighty fifth and Eighty sixthss near Madison ave-,
forming plot IS feet by 200 feet They well suited for
Church or other large building:
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Just Published:
TNHE BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS'
Il PICTORIAL SHOW BILL.
Contsnng complete list Of all articles sold 10 the business
Printed In bold Type and surrounded by handsome Border
illustrative Of the Book Stationery and Fancy Goods Trade.
sre I8 inches and elegantly printed 10 coors Sent By
ai receipt Of price In Sheets 50 cents Rollers IS
centa ANDREW PECK. Publisher,
No. l2l Nsssaust N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within
30 minute. Of the ferry By cara desirable HOUSE.
built OF bdck brown stone basement and trimmin three
story basement and sub cellar In healthy and pleasant ocs
easy Cal on or address H. T. L., No. las Futons, New
Yor dninf saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

ITO Little fine, large and well furnished
4 BASEMENT northwest, eornef Of Eisbthsve and
Eighteenth with Rooms under the Sidewalk Suitable for
an insurance ofes suPs. g e,hsr business In
zhtesuthsi., between and 3oelek
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Go fef.

ITO LET-In Fifty-frst-st.. near Tenth.aya.
L SECOND FLOOR and three ROOMS on third seof
improvements Inquire ct the Girsrd House. No. LIS Cham
bersst, for O. L. MORRISON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

rNHE MASON e. HAMLlN CABINET OR.
l. GANs-FIFTY.Two GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
81 within few wears aud SEVENTEEN within the las,
four weeks for THE BEST INSTRUMENTS OF THIS
GENERAL CLASS. .
Printed testimony Is presented In their circulars from
than 2O Of the most eminent orsanss aud musan. 10 tbs
country that THE MASON l. HAMLlN CABINET OR
GANSARE UNEQUALEp. Prices SllO to 5000. Wars.
rooms, No. $50 Broadway, New.York.
FINHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. & c.
FISCHER-the best and most reliable Pianos ade over.
strung sgrse and all improvements wholesale aud retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

EOR SALE-The two story and attic frame
l. HOUSE with brick basement, No. ll9 wlioughbyst,
Brooklyn with modern improvements all In good order with
furniture for $500 Lot 25xloo feet cash balance
Oft j. WHITE Agent No. 1879 East Twenty thds, or Of
owner. M Ill CedAr-st, N, Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

TOR SALE-IOn Eighth.ave., Central Park,
l. Is front LOTS with lots adjoining well located
near Park entrance VIII be sold below the market price
to close estate. Streets graded Appyto HOMER NOR
GAN No. Pine.st. tost
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

COUNTRY SEATS, suburban residences and
~ desirable city property for SALE Of Sewburgh A very
beautiful place at Cornwall IL acres large dwelling $40 900
suburban residence acres good Dwelling, $1,000 Also
chasing country residence will do well to call address
BALDWIN Real Estate Agent, No. ~ Secondst, New
burgh, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

near WARWICK
Stock FARM Of 400 Acres,
fruited ke- Good and ample
all siles, prices and localities.
koUR, No. III Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

and Upright PIANOS. MELODEOSS aad CABi-
NET ORGANS. Wholesale and retail. To le and rent al
lowed purchased Monthly payments received for the sans
SECONDHAND panos at bargains from 6D to %2IJ Factory
and Warerooms 4al Broadway Cash paid toe secondhand
Pianos Pianos tuned Sheet Music little oied at II cent?
Der page Brooklyn Rooms 353 Fulton st., over Dime savings
Rank
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Mem Publications.
I'm PRESS AND NEARLY READY.

sT MARTINS EVE. By Mrs. HENRY Woop. Printed
Ann the authors manuscript aud advance proofshee and 70
be ISSUED here prior its publication In Europe Compete
IN one large Octave Volume -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

rr,RAINs LEAVE PORT BYRON Az FOL-
Mai .sa Expires. 7:so 4. NJ. daily. Sundays
ss..ssSoas Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, (sas-
'' zss sassssssi s.sop.x.
Aasivs A. POET sYnox.
Nail and ExPsess 40 r. NJ. daily. tsasdays
ss.ssssss Express LES r. n, daily.
Aesoaesdasiea 80 4. n, daily. (sundsys
Nail and gspress isav:sg Port Byros q 7:as
oeAes e!eee sosss::tses Tor Chsesso "a I'll
stssaeoat exPfss. e.nneess q ravsnDs With
Slesosf lsoaetng ~ Dubuque, arriving hours
ohsad u NsstbtSn Line bsseas.
"0tee0sr lows" lsases davenport q An.
ssessceasg = rYrS Dyros With Ssesmbcs; = e. 4:
~ 0asise, viii sssoodsSch I.ise" sssamsss fce
0spne nevse. Shsbuygan ard Naaitoeoc.
nGllssaA, for. Ailwsskssy keaeihs. Wsassem
n V cssssss ys.e.iss Vim csis,s. 1 Morn
Ssos9n nellsssA, isr Jssssvilis, hsaisea. Pa.
jsio 1UChSoo oa4&a Cfoaoo. - s
NJ. 81 S:sssi'ls. fvsEasiisS. - rsSis...s -"
a treeport, with Chicago Z North wese%rs ssa
Misses CenlrsI kslrsads, ~ ne6si6 ri orss
MiiDfat feins asA 0alouA. HG5na,f w af7'1
|s, A. Hsenasa vAl xseasn pasket "lsanaine.''
~ Dsloqss I'D t>seqSh beeAs y ~ Pesl..
AtEnIsoas With Ch5e14o-& North w.steru Rail.
rcd. for Chisago, Dixcs "a Ce1sr Rapida.
AZ Poft PyrOa, With Chicago keck Island
iavenpors snd Rock lslsnd.
passea. ~ VIII ia this Rod tie chespest
I'D quiekrsa = al psipts is the Nosthwsst.
= g: IA18 lPl b. 4. KNAPP. Bsp't
soese D6s16eAs Wsa1ssx Divs1iss,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

1oaC Oo1V - - = n9SOs
II shecld b remembered that tho piano
forte 10 susceptible Of the change Of tssnpr-
sturc. and when tuned in one tempesatufs
will be out Of tune in another. Good end
we'll made piano fortes wi!l stand In tunetf
they ore tuned at proper petiods. Hsuy
people, 40 they wish TO avoid expense will
let their instruments remain long out Of
tune, which is a great dctriment 10 them, ~
thy are less likely to stand well after hav-
ing boon so eft We will offer few hints
in reference 10 the mater. a piano forte
ought Justly to be tuned twice year. at
hast. First, when you commence with a
fire in the room; second, when fire il dis
continued. BY following this course you
have the best guaranty that tie instrument
will remain in tune for the longest period
, Of time Again, the instrument should not
be suffered u remain below concert pitch
il it 10 ior years tuned below. Il viii nevss
a.les stand up to the pitch without great
deal Of labor, il indeed, Il ever stands q al.
Many Otherwise beautiful instruments are
nearly or quite ruined for want Of proper at.
,ention to these simple facts. Yet il will
not answer for = professional tuner to re-
commend these thinga. IL he does the people
vii suspect him Immediately Of selfish NO
tives, and say that he 10 planning for biz
own advantage. Owners Of piano>fostes wht
are not acquainted WITH The nature Of tbs
instrument ought 10 bear these facts il
mind, when by yearly outlay Of . trifiinl
sum they may save to themselves infinitely
more than they expend By the preservation
Of their instrument, in which they have In
vested SO much.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

The influence Of costume on mortality il
shown in very instructive manner By one
Of the English Reeistee 0snera . reports.
Thus, from ono - ave ysers there Is On
equality Of deaths BY scalds and burns
among boys end girls; but from Ave to ten,
double the number Of girls 10 that of bo 4
die from these causes. while from ten "a
twenty, there die one hundred and two
women end only twenty~seven men; and
fscm twenty and upwards. seventy lone
women ard twenty men--showing the
influence Of muslin snd dounces i, produce
Ing death. notwithstan ling the greater eau,
ton Of the female scx.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

4 few words Of Conmen Nense.
Hew.su there ere who ne ~ eah,ect to some A.
1ecttoo q Ne lnngs resplrasofy organs. who. "
neRectine peenoutosy eynpsums. aerravate the com
plsnt. until disease sirikes IT. shais causing inex
pretsibe torture OF the psficut and anxiety and s.
trcss 10 friends "Only cold" "a slisht sore
throat" IL the needless remark OF many when 20
affected. Yes; only cold" was the thoughilees
expression Of thousands whom death has marked for
HE prey.
Forewarred-Forcarmcd should be the motto Tor
In the minds Of all subject Coughs. Colds. Ca
tarrh Influenza. Words Of advice should he heed
ed by all sufferers OF Asthma, Bronchitis, Consnmp-
ton. Relief Is within their reach: and il neg ecte3,
fatal consequences ensue--a lie Of misery's daily,
hourly struggle for existence. A contest IN which
there can he but victor-D Death
Ues IL mot sppa; the stsUaerrt Uind to tAins Of thu
sssult caused By negiecss Then why dsisys whai
c1csse can be osered. when timely warning Il sound
"a II your eanf when the danger IL pointed out
Why not avoid NJ MAssDExs PrcraAl BALI hss
and 10 enaossed by the aedical Faculty - he noe
promp: and ecacious remedy that scientific research
has discovered 10 relieve and all Of Coda
Coaghs, Innuessa and Consumption, II the case d
MT beyosd al hope. Kvcn when the sufferer 10 ID
the last stages. he ~i and relief BY usng this prep
arati0u One bottle win convince the most incsedu
lous that ths merits Il this preparation BY n,
means eEagxefated; in fAet-hi fhr short Of the ca
lcgses bestowed upon BY thousands who have beei
cured By its timely use. A guarantee sccompsnie
each bottle, and dealers instructed in every In
stance 70 refand tho money. when this preparation
lhils to relieve.
espared By r. W. Marpden. ss7 Broadway. Ne,
Y69k, and for sale BY al Dvsegises. Price. q p
bottle. BuRNHAMS 4 VAN ecHAACK, AM
FULLER, FINCH 4 FULIRP, Agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19


West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 26.-0overnor,
three members Of Congress and Lcgisla-
turc.
New York - November 6.-0overnor,
thirty-one members Of Congress, and one
hundred and twenty Ave msmbcrs Of The
Assembly Senate holding over United
States senator to elect Ia place Of Ire Hars
r,s.
Msssachusetts-N November 6.-Geveeucr
ten .smbcrs Of Congress and State kseis-
laturc.
New Jer.ey-Novsmber 6.-Fivs mem
hers Of Congress, and members Of TIN
State Legislature.
Michigan -Novsmbes ss-Governor, d,
members Of Congress and members Of Oh,
Legislature.
Illinois - November 0.-State officers
fourteen mcmbers Of Congress and mem
be,s of Legislature. United States Senator
20 elect in place Of LYMAN Trumbull.
w PNosember 6.-Stats officers
~s Of Congress and members o.
ItOOuQe United States Senator 4
place OF Timothy U. Hove.
DI.neso,A Nov, mber o. Governor, twt
jtmbers Of Congress and IN embers Of Lee
Gt>HsVYr
Missouri November 9 -Superint cndcn
OF Pub &c Instruction, nine members ol
Con .resS and members Of Legislature
Cnte stats Senator to eject in place o.
Il. Gr.z Br wn.
k.nSs>- November G. -Govcrnor. rem,
be- % Congress an: members OF Legislature
Two United States Senator'S 10 elect Ia
place oil James II. Lane and Samuel q
Pnne ov.
NcvaiA-November 6.-Gcvern ,r, men,
her Of CON ;ress and members Of Legislature
United States Senator 10 elect in place q
james V. Nyc.
Maryland November 6.-Stats Comp
tr ,iier. Eve members ot Congress- and mem
bers Of the Les,.lat ure. United State.
Senstor o elect in place Of John A. ]. Crss
well.
Dclawaee-Novembsr g. -0oveeoos. uen
bsrs Of Congress and Legislature.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

The Sherhrooke Canada Gazette saws
that last week lawrence DOYLE, who had
been drinking, got very angry With his son
and bis excitement vas such tnst he burst
some Of the blood vessels Of the heart end
dropped dead In IN instant. Only . short
time t'eebse mis- deatA hs oaid that he did NO,
care for God, man o. the devil, and told Bis
wife that she might prspass conn fer biz
son o. for hi0self before night. When un
der the influence Of liqucr his passion va
uneontrolable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

Professor 0serss ". Harper, in his reg
ular monthly weather report, says Of Sep.
tembcr: In several respects tAe month il
marked period in the meteorological HE
tory Of this place. The msxioum temuera
turc and the mean te0pssatsse Of the munts
ase the lowest have ever recorded for thu
month Of September. The amount Of rain
nearly eleven incAes-is, believe, unpre
cedente1. This excess will more thar
make up the ds6cisney Of lest Nay. Ths
year 1866 10 sDesnosable - containing IN,
dryest Nay and the wettest September per,
haps ever experienced ct this point. Nor,
rain has fallsn during the pest month thar
] have ever recorded Ia any previou.
month";"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

III commenting upon General Buffers
speech ir Cincinnati, the New York Er-
Press says:
This is the Radical programme. and u -
ful ef meaning. The bc!d tin ,onsuel oao
msn thus let's II al. out.
lst The = esdeut Of the Unite q states
inter n vote By a majority Il the House OF
tventy-six, not thirty SIX States. anu
TIA n Ramp House. crea ed, IN part. by the
,xo.l-,oa of such Nnrihetn members o.
yo,rhec., Brooks, Baldwin, and others, 10
10 bs imI'cached.
"a. The thus mnpeached President 10 10
be brought before Rump Senate Of fifty
two members (twenty six Ststes) met sev-
en,y two, a. the Constitution requires,
(thir,y nix States, aud Of these MY 1--we
Sc .ators 10 try the impeachment, two are
made by the process OF illegal end tyranni-
cal election Of Senator Stockton Of New
Jersey, Stockton being against the impesch
ins, and the substituted man .)ov.
Sd. The moment tho Rump House o.
sa'gns the President, Butler teIls 10. TWEEN
ty-se,en Of t,,ssc ffty>two Senators thu
made NAV 6Vssrnisox-A8 the Prss
dent.
eth. Then. any body 10 the Senate. who's
these u ensy .seven Senators vote TO max
a President o. Chandler or Wade. or Bun
ner. becomes President Of the United Ststet
9th. This Chandler. or Wade. or Sumnel
then becomes Commandcs.in>Chief Of u
Army end Navy Of the United Ssstes.
9Th. The Regular Army, the West Poin
era, &C, then, il not obedicnt 10 Chsndlel
Wade, or Sumner, are 10 Le s~spf from u
face Of The Earth" by Butler or the Bark
scs. We suppose, or the Schcncks.
S-hurzes, g..
TN And ill tho millions Of Denocsac
in the country-with the Conservative Il
publicans are expected 10 look on and q
this usurpa,ion completed!
Comment il unnecessary, We have u
aword to say upon this programmed
silence is the sevsssst and most telling COT
rnent. hut what . frightful. fearful pr
srammc is in contemplation BY the radical
the merchants, the manufactures, the shi
owners, the bankers, the capitalists, ~
United States atock owners, can now rel
Gee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

Thvic is no one publication in the United
States 10 which the world is more indebted
Tor correct pictures Of the 'bashsreus and
barbarian South, than that eminently relia-
bic exp pncnt of the Civilization of the
present age Ha'p,r's Weekly But wc,
who ~nnt full length port ait u 'Sccesaia.
hav, been .orcly disappointed nj the short
com,ngs Of Ha'per'a artists, en-" believing
that nil that il necessary TO have full justice
done the subject is TO call the attention oi
the propr rtors of that Journal 70 our griev.
ana, We here present few subjects t,at We
,uld like 20 have illustrated in the Week.
iy.
First We want a portrait Of that cmi.
ncn,y jealous master Of the G,spel who
wtipp-d his little ron to death because the
inisnlie .,probatc didnt properly kay his
prayers.
Seco d--Wc want the orraits If those
Massachusetts .ci,vuinast' ~ " no turn their
,oans lad, schul rs clio hes up over their
H., -. sui apply the birch to portions ui
ths persons NAT Young ladies' are popular.
IL supposed Mt TO possess.
lhpd Nc want the portrait Of the bright
and intlig,nt mmat,o gentleman. who, u
s,atel oi .c.enihc knowledge. beat Oper
lii, leads ~ two white ladies' in Michigan
~, oi,or night. TO ste If white trash" real
Is pn>.cSscd h,nins.
Fourth. We want the portrait Of the sgcn
OF the tccdnen's bureau in North Csrolins
who stole the ra,ions and clothing intended
TO iiil The siomachs and slothc the naked.
ness OF the poor negroes.
Fifth We want the portrait Of that gov.
crnmcnt oflicial Al Memphis. whose desire Il
elevate himself above the common herd
led him 10 abandon his lawful wife, and live
'in the odor of sweetness" exhaled from
the caresscs Of y negro mistress.
Sixth.-We want the portrait ii the Uni
ted States army officer who drove about IN,
streets Of Shreveport, La, in company witi
negro wench.
seventh I've want the portrait Of thu
chaplain connected with the Bureau, who
tied up his psrish,omcrs by the thumbs be
cause they would not pay their taxes.
E,gh,h.-Wc want the portrait Of thai
,msnc lily patriotic general, h. W. Ga"t,
who ravishcd HIS own sister iu>law, a it'll,
girl u years Of age.
Ninth-Wc want a gallery Of photo
graphs of the seventy or eighty black pro
icycs Of the bureau, who, in the last numbe
ot the New York Police Vdieffe informed VI
have committed acts Of such horrible ane
brutal violence all over the Northern States
that il has become unsafe for a women I.
leave her house without an armed pro,
tector.
We have opened up . fine Geld for IN,
gctters up Of tho cartoons Of Harper
Weekly, aud feel satisfied. nov that ~ hav,
indicated whore the rich places" are 20 b,
found, that they will work them 10 the full
est extent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

UxcnivALsous, - NOT USwns. = Two
Young ladies Of Alabama, who have this
year raised. picked and carried 70 market .
bale Of cotton-sll with their own fair hsnds
have been, we think, badly treated BY the
cotton buyers Of Marion Station, hiss., whore
they sold It. IL was . iirst-rats article Of
new cotton; and yet these cetton.buyers had
the ''facs" to give them only ~ cents per
pound! Il vas richly worth 90 cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19
Western Un1on Railroad.
AAOR EQnqE

On aoA amer ygonluy, May 11sh.
The Sssanss lows will lsave dock loot Of brady
street, for Port Dysen. - follGws:
A. q x. NJ connecting with train for Full
tea, Oavospe, Dnbuque, (afriviBg in Dubuque 5
hours h advaose o. any cthsr fonte) Freeport.
Recias, - IL pointa sorth end sorthwe-t. east
aad noetheasA il esnsral Iowa and southern
W1oeo0sin.
AZ Z p. NJ. connecting with train for ~.
ssnaA fsesposs, kacine and milwaukee, and slI
poists north, vest and east.
he following are the rates Of Fare 10 points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-19

This gigantic work, which only lacks siz
hundred feet Of completion, Is now sttract>
ing more attention than ever. Long laugh
ed atss an impossibility, and after work had
been considerably advanced, looked upon u
. thing which any day might find failure,
ito success hss nov become certain and It'd
completion sure. The workmen on the dit.
fcrent ends Gao distinctly hear every blow
struck BY each other through the interven.
ing six hundred feet Of clay, and soon thei,
their voices will m:ngls and their hand,
come together In congrasulatien over one o.
the greatest, II not tAs greatest. Of American
enterprises. The value Of The tunnel 4
Chicago cannot Be estimated, and che cost
enormous though il hes been, will be III,
best investment the city has ever made.