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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01


S7EAABoAT ExPLo]oNs. recen. fro.
quent explosion of steamboat boilers n the
Western rivers, attended with such terri
BILE loss Of life, have 6alled forth in the Mem
phis papers series Sf articles on the causcs
of these disasters. khich are very interests
ing. 1t may DO pr(mised that low pressure
steanboats, wherqthe steam is condensed
instead Of being permitted to escape, are
exempt from whatis technically defined as
an "explosion." when boiler ''bursts,'
IS it occasionally !does upon low pressure
boat, it throws tijs scalding water with ter
ribe force and effect in every direction. It
may be owing 10 those ordinary causes
which can DO reAdily traced and explained,
such as old and worn.out boilers. which
have been weakened BY long exposure to
intense heat, and are uaequal to the pres
sure Of steamsp put upon Il em, or which have
had their seams opened bt ths accumulated
sedimentary deposits wo} king in and lSos-
eping theu or their plaiS. 49, ILL., A.
turh,a hu 4s.~mnuv--- -..eraly dis
~. es.ng the 'nrA sheet
most ordinary caus4of such accidents
IS probably, however, owpg to Whist is call
ed the "spheroidal'' cd pdi,ion Of water,
which is seen when db Of water is let
fall on metallic plate at high temperature,
where it floats aud dances About without be-
ing converted into steam. sTbis is att.ined
At low temperature Of the water. .Direct'
ly, however, the temperate Re is lowered, tho
globule ceases to float abo, !, and comes in
contact with the hot platS and is instan.
tansously converted into eam. Water in
. boiler may be brought i % this condition
~ sudden and intense fat. Upheaved,
the water will be kept sud pended BY IN It.
mosphere. or gas, Of its o( b creation, Dur
ing this suspension of ths1 kater the bottom
Of the boiler becomes tenssly heated,
when, BY opening the Cd doors. . current
Of cold air rushes in, low Ping the temper
ature Of the iron sheets. EThe vatar fall,.
ana u instantaneously converted into
steam.
The "bursting" of the piler and scatter.
ing OF the scaldiHg water Ind steam, 10 the
result OF this sudden and powerful sxpan-
sion of steam. This spe( es Of accident u
attributed to the frequent 4glsct also of the
supply Of water in the b1|ler. The watsr
gets low, the sides Of th( boiler becomes
red hot, cold water 10 forc in, the Furnaces
doors are thrown open fork fresh supply ei
fuel, and in few 1eco| hs The boat 10 I
wreck, and scores Of b man beings ars
hurled into eternity. Aa he have ssid, up.
on IN examination Of g fler that he's besn
bursted, you can almost hvariably trace the
easss Of the accident - Aving been one oi
those We have named al vs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

0sAnD BlLlsAeD TeunnAnsR1.-Ou the
llsA sf Nay. > apssA >dissa> psnsmsss
viu - issu0sss(sa IL ur city; II otjset
Of which VII bsSp 81 1Prsaia vhd is the
ehanpios ef low, esd award that
lseky and skillful iaasQdd . sssfia the
A.sr;saa 1|lnard Cong ~ tprsssnts-
i've from - stats. The tournament viii
cs.sinus ss\ \ral days, and will take place
uadss ths q psintsedsaes Of D. 9. 0avit,
Secretary Of T. Anericsn Billiard Congress,
either at The dspnaa Theatre, Or st Metro
politan Hall. Assts>npt vs. made to -
cure the affair for DdAequs, but sss sub
scription paper is now g>ing the rounds Of
eur city, and hes bssn shsady signed By
our most prominent eitissa4 to the amount
II oEoo, the arrangements have been sst-
tlsa sse hsving il at Dsvsnpest. The Mis-
souri, Stats tournansnt bssias at st. Lesis
On the 6rst Of May. When that il concla-
ded, Michael Phslan, and four more Of the
best pla ers in America, will visit our city.
No less theaeix contestants viii enter for the
ehsmpiohshih Of Iowa. Eash contestant
must b resi- lent Of the Srte. To the
best pkysr viii be awarded ! gold mounts
d eud valued att2oo, which has already
tses otdsred, and the championship Of the
State. To the next best player will be
awarded silver hunters sase watch. To
the third best player, a silver cup. Tie
champion games will take place du
ring the day, and at night, ex
hibition game ~ celebrated players.-
For the occasion Mr. ,Pbslan will ship one
Of his best combination tables from New
York. Upon receiving the gold mounted
cue, the champion will be obliged to hold it
1 zainst al contestints for two years, not
being subject to . challenge more often
than once in evcrt four months. If he
succeeds in holding it that length Of time,
il will become his property. No one will
have the privilege of challenging him, ex
,ept having been Qualified by . residence
IN the State Of twelk months. Similar a.
Tairs have been aud are now being held in
many states, and a. hundreds Of people
will be gathered fr~m every part of Iowa,
BUR citizens should afford it every encour-
lRement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

90 :, rug REsr.-.Go to Bryant. Strat
tan 4 Mrrill's Davenport Commercial Col
Iesc, 70 tct thorough practical business
educatiot, Or to become good sound tclc-
graph oprator. For circulars address Zen.
closing sAmps) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
DAxoOport Iowa. dW1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
Family knitting.
Neat, Durable and Cheap F!
Thc Lamb knitting Ma.
chine Conn spany.

Irady st. first door below I'd.
Up stairs, oper NcCosh G Oaiorns's Store.
rs PREPARED TO DO ALI. KINDS or
J. Family knitting providing Yrn other
wise--ss may BE- desired--in the very best mar
ner. and st prices that cannot fail 10 please Call
and leave your orders for Hosiery. Caps, Draw.
ers, Mttens, Basques, ect. This is the only Ma
chine that narrows and widens aud gives perfect
fits. jsn1Odu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
CLOTHING.
a. Mnn.p.ER.

- 20 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond keeps CONSTANTLY on hand and makes
10 Older
Gents. 1e0ya' and CDA1o0r<n,0 -
CLOTHING ofthe best material and in manner
that cannot fail To give satisfaction. lbesA
patronage respectfully solicited. my2l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
Important to Fruit Growers.

IeFhons Wishing 70 order . choice rejection Of
frIt Tr~'s, Graps Vines, Ornamental Trees,
shnohsry y Evcsesens: will find il 70 t.eir
Ton, Agent Of = X. Ph1nix's Nursery, Bloom.
ingt0, III. Office at Keystone House. y. o.
Boz %, Davenpori, Iowa nov27 .dAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

- CAYDe
For The Purpess Of Dees fully supplying
ths wants Il he public, and in ssds y ~.
vsat sasssupalsss dealers from palning %
infsrisr and wsraAlsss goods - Tie Mensou
0oLD Psns, shah hsssaitse ansa - GOODS
AZ WsolssALs sseaptiss ssly to Appointed
and Aethseisld Asenes, = whsoa Cseti6-
csss Of such Asescy win b. given, and who
doos - ahls % ~ ~ 1onsss Pms II
hat city OF village.
To my Agents shall give liberal die
eoast upon their agreeing 10 supply the
public at my publishsd and we'll knows
prices. .
jewelers. or Stationers will, in all cases, be
pesfsrrsd - Agsnts.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will bs
stated upon application, BY letter or other
wioo.
Who're no Agsney u establishsd, thcse
wiSAing Mon4sN PsHs must send to ny store,
whore prompt attention will be given 70 their
orders.
A Circular with fac-simile Engraving Of
I'll Sizes and Prices, will be sent TO any one
on receipt Of letter and postage
Addeess 4 AosroH, No. % Asidsn Lane,
Now York.
Dated New York, Nov. l. 1896.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

Te Cure Chllls = Fever, gst MA
CURES A0UE MIXTURE, put up By J. &C
MAGUIRC. 81. Louis. PRICE q 30 per bottle.
1T. Temple, Florist, cor. 4th and Main
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
cesne1reNosNte.
(r.r = jD@ I..p.r. D..eer&l
DAvss,., Ehsrsaay. Marc. Re.

DAvSST1' hefsesy' Aafca ] re-
l hsd the bl.asls on last ssalay III
ing 40 segers spec (atsr t. . very inSSei1r
snd really aoseeiak ceremony Ct Ae q.
lie church d ths 1bv. Tashse Pskme ~
Il ~ ~ slaasiak q thess clldpJ : "a
arst esmmuoisp, VI after bsiag pl(ructed
in the princibl6 Of t61A& &ilh 1Wfich thev
profess, 9c{ Glswsd - paetaks, fer ths
llrst time, Till sasrsosas. which the Savior
Of the world iiDtitatsd - ths svssf lii o..
oou, whsa be oaid 70 bic disciples ..Thia "a
in ommsmorAllon Of me, aud q eften a
ysu shalt sat IL bread, and drink the
chalics. yes shah show the dsatA sf TIE
Lord"
The cuureh was cfou4od to exeees. and
thoueh stranger - Tia church, and your
thriving city, l was adololed - sest. ana
good view Of ~ whsls pGocssdines bv :
member sf their courtsese and talented
sheir, vhses rpllH geed sRso1eioa II several
good pieces. duriL6 the csrsaeaiss, wsrs :
sourcs sf much r11i6catiVa = the coners
CATION, and credit y thsmselves. The chill
drsn sntefsd the chbrch in procession; flrst
thirty two boys, ell dressed in blsek, and
moving lbrwasd twi BY tive. thW we're fol
lowed b atty two kirls, clothed 10 white.
(ths tyts Of innoctacs and pnrity.) their
heads sacirclsd By ksrlands end paftls Gov
cred with long whils wells, Zach one carry.
ing . tsper, the emblem Of faith. Thew cr.
ranged themselves in order, near The altar,
and the ceremonies began, during which
their MANTLE voices oftsn we're raised. in
words ofpraise, and Thanksgiving, 10 Him
who said, r"Suffsr ths little ones TO come
unto me"
Their good pastss thsA addressed them.
in words few haeimprsssibs. and we'll suit
I'd to the Seca( hon, hoping that their lives
might ~ cotitinuatienf fof that purity of
heart, And happiness = mind, which be
then Nv EXPIRE Rsed on She features Of every
one a them. b ale6 addressed their %
rsnts,upon eir dutIss - such, and earn
estly brays( that ~ their example, and his
broughFub in the 'waHpf the Lord"
Thus edded ceremdAY, which vas q
once grand and very Affecting. and when l
gazed upon those eighty faces, beam,ng
with joy which only belongs % childhood .
bright, happy years, and thought q the
many temptations, trials, and sufferngs Of
this world, which ws must all endure in our
weary journey to that undiscovered coun-
try fr0m whose bourne no traveIoe returns"
| Was forcibly impressed with the great in>
huences religion in mitigation Of cur sor-
rows. and though net Z msNber. 4 could not
refrain from expreSsing ny admiration Of
that religion, whese faith We do not, many
Of us, profess aud look upon uaany Of ito
practices as absprd.
Still We canuot control our snrprss, or
show 4 want Of respect - . religious insti
tuition which has so many grand ana august
ceremonies. the faith d whichis planted oil
over the known world, whichhas withstood
so many trials in its career, and seen the
beginning Of all the goypfnmenss now on
the earth. RETLEc1oR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

CsoIcE dry kindlng wood and clean saw
dust can be found at Renwick's Mill, above
the Railroad Bridge. feb2Odtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01


Tar R,osr PLAbs.-Ts ri suit Of
clothes made to order in he very best sty ls.
and warranted to fltsin the most perfect
manner, there 10 but one plaes in the city
to call. and that is at Remington L Co..
on Second near Brady. Their stock Of fur
e,shing goods is large and we'll selected
Din YOU ,=R.adtr, did you ever %.
oothroyd Faircloqkh's representation u
othelloS Did ysu ever hear of the laeasE
gentlsman's oecupf pftion being gonsi If
-, what is your Fivate opinion publicly
oppressed. in regash to the various eubsyo
fhesdman's Aid beetles, lately being con-
l1prsd up BY the niscegenators Of essti
y 1aaatys V;ds Pstsidsot Johnsen's sstei
A WonD TO rns'PuBLlc. do you
~ your ready made clothing asd furnish.
k goods, Have you ever sxaminsd Sam
srry's stock He is selling The most 70.
Abh gseds 10 ~ city, u ths nsst rsassa.
abls rates. nisstoek sGas The tsst opper
Eapnity - s6EisfSs1ssy sslssaisasto b. fosud
fAywhsse in this part Of Tie State. Go and
nins fsr yourself On Brady between
3end and Third.
T.sAk,scAL-fhs 1sssdaa~ u he Ne
sspeli.aa Lest ~ y vsv sssssssah's
: doc. = 4nyilIc' ~ presented !.
ssss'lsas uAes/ THIS svssiag The cel
Rsst ~ = U,sss&sa. = Lib I
PE1si6iaaa," win b ssadsssA 10 to 0ee
|eerrsvsa ayls. ~ Il ooe)sk he nss'
essssias ed Iflas p'Ay{ Il IL ~
b ansss - )f Z 1evise : - hesast.
ts-sssrs1 ~ 1Als ~ =
-, II sonnaI neo1Agy hfao1l. O -,
urday aAssassas S@ t1evsa - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

K,v...-A very ~ team. tere crpssiny
to-day. ThsAsp ina very dnsafs condi'
ton, an6b~es fswSsyt m{rs like this
will serve to prevent I'll spnmunicsties
with the other shore, savs yby means Of
en. IN. s.. s..ase. Owing 70 ths depth Of the
water On the iee, few pedestrians have
crossad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
To.Day's Adve rise mente.
$40 REWARD!

GTRAYED FROM MY STABLE, SATUR-
- dAv lest, . BLOOD BAY HORSE, Of me-
diun sire shows marks of the harness on his
sidss. ANY ons returning him. Or informing
me where he can be found will receive the above
reward A. J. PRESTON,
March l-dtf Cor. 9Th brady Streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

ou..a.-Tue.d.y' is.u. Of tn. Dabu-
que Herald assures that the sleighing At
that section wss nevfr better than 1t pres
snt, and that "sleig Ming parties are al the
Co." Il alec says Ut the skating u %.
perb. We are lcokiSg for green grass and
Johnny -,onp-op'' in this vicinity in =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 1866

FANCY Dresses for the Masquerade can
Be bad At No 81 East Second Street, near
Rock Island. feh2e y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

.RoAes larger shsn Dyes that sell Tor q
NATURAL. OURABLE. BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANTED to pl,sse. This article has been thor
oaghly tessedb, DR. Chiffon. q nsw York
red prefs. Hooa ana Garrett OF EhilAdelphia
yAo lronoui:ce rse from III poisonous ingre
fMdts and the naserial copposing il will not in
lere tho mnst DELICATE hair Sold hv Druggists
ana Fancy 0oed dealers everywhere
janl7-dly JIM. ]. KROMRR, sole Pfopr.
4o3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

LARor SroRE ros RESr.-Largs and com.
modious Store Rooms in the business por-
ton Of the city are for rent on reasonable
terms. Apply at this Office.
zoos tf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

BAD RoAss.-Conmug> stion with the
country, owing gthe puddA condition Of
the roads, is bes(ninS9aite dAAcul.. Th:
streets in tswn Ass'kartib's. Fhs conss-
quencs will bs rather dulliah trade for
swhile-high priced butter ani eggs, and
. tedious scarcity ofcrinoline.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

Ser woman 10 another column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. II 10 an
admiratle article, used in the hospitals and
BY the first class families in Paris, London,
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine It 10 worth trial, as it gives great
s&tisAction. deadly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
CIT Y 1T T. M q.

II Summers eYche. do not reach pos.
tsrity, it will not y because they are not
long enough.
wnAr holds together the Republicans Of
Scott county, ~ "oohe"'e power Of
public plumber"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
@TosAt Y CoxyH0Sa.-EditArs v,ul-
ing ~ cOnt tnspd at De- h0ines On -
.i., sss I' ~ s's,'' :; s:,.:! s' '''''"' that

PENSIONS. Pehsions become due on
the 4.h last. PensiSners viii aed proper
blanks and ferms At (hs osRes Of A. P. Al
exandsr. under Frst National Bsak. Mr..
Alexander prepares v(uehsrs for any agsn-
cy in the several StatSs.
" u.7. ,-Fy{rI I.o..l..psr. con.
sidered the fact MSsi Z vay Of window
'hssss .ls~s)s nosAi1 6eAsip. 80 neat,
,nanufscf0rcd By OIL Adler. Railsback L
Co., in this city s-9A them BY all ysans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

VENTS and the inatcrtaI composing II Will not IN
lure tho pinst DELEGATE hair. Sold bv Druggists
anQ Fancy 0csd dealers everywhere
janH-dly JIM. J. KROARR, sole Propr.
403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Dlnrrhea. Dysentery, 0mmmer
COMPLAINT, &c. speedily cured by using Ma
sure Compound Eitrsct OF Benue Plant. Pre-
fsrsd only by J. 4 Z. MsGaire. a. lsmis. and
sold BY oil druggists, v. SoovtAgt, ChicagoL,
AsrunA-This disease causes great difh-
Guilty Of breathing, and tightness across ths
chest, and sometimes attended with great
deal Of sutfocation. The paro1ys general
" comes on At night, while Tying down.
sometimes attended with great violence
Allen's Lung Balsam will always give i'm
mediate relief. and in many cases if pre-
served in, il will cure the disease altogether
For sale by T. 5. Ballord, Druggist; also
by the Dealers in Family Medicine generally
Mich arovvth Of Hair proAaceA. !.
The natural color restored mot dyed,) and dis
cLse 81 she soap, iasllng ou. &C.. efectually cur
"a hy paiag AA0UIRE'S HAIR COLOKINC
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price 81 per bottle
Prepared and sold by J. 4 G. MAuClRE, drug
Rtsts, st. LOUIS octlIdwIy
PERRY's Morn AND fREcKLE LOTION
Chlcas,na, or Mothpatch, (slso called Liver
spot ard l-ent.gc, or fteckles, arc otter
Terry annoying, particularly to ladies ofligh'
complsxion, f0r the discolored spots show
more plainly on the faoe Of . blonde than oi
. brunette; but they greatly mar the beau
~ =. .....rr: au~ any prepara,,ou that vii
effsctually remove them without injurine
the texture or color Of the skin is certainly
desidcrstuN. DIR. 3. O. Perry. who haa
taads diseases Of the skin . speciality, ha.
discovered remedy for these discolorations
which is At once prompt, intallible. For sale
by Hitchcock L Starks, and Stevenson 4
Carnshan. Prepared only BY B. G. Perry
Dermatologist, No. 40 Bond Street, New
York, and for sais BY oil druggists. Price
81 per battle. Call foe Fsrry's Moth ana
frsckls Lotion. FuLLss. Tlxca 1 FuLLEn
Wholesale Agents, Chicago. III. [spl4-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01

Metropolitan Theatre
Lessee and Manager, Geo. Hale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-01
MasOmic Notice.

THE MEMBERS OF DAVENPORT x
i LODGE, No. 81, A. F. and A. n, are Wy
Block, tomorrow evening, Friday. March I'd, at
~ o'clock p. NJ. The ledge will work in the
Entered Apprentice Degree. By order w. N.
JAMES THOkINGTON,
March l, 1856 dit Secretary.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs
GALE OF FORFEITED RAILROAD.

The Weston and Achson and the Atchson and 81 Joseph
ips ss paSy s Z. ns
been forfeited the State OF Missouri according TO
(. 5 s OF s
Ss s sal. o such s S
Visions Of .s, q he General Assembly Of the State
s,
sp sS 70 % s: e. e a
and Iron Mountain and the Cairo and Fulton Railroads
they Sss SsSs ,s.: :: n sns
buy N the said raroad oesshsr with .he land. bsionsEs
proposals. fOr The purchase Of said road E andA
srs which prcyo.sIs .hs Be ssSerss % IN writing . ssd
1n % s.s
OF the said act a. follows
e sGs &c s s e. q: s
and shall state that they Are based hs following
The ssie q said rosds By ssd Bosid %
fosrS on cosns the CONTRACT and Ike ssncs
u nye equal annual nstAmsnis the Arst nsalmsn.
io1rsh IN FOUR ana the sf,h in ave years tserea,er with s
ii sa Dy s
cash the bonds other liabilities Of The stats bonds
nd ali rolling :,ss. belonging thereto
fSrs The Platte Country Railroad sfoSsssid shall b. an
DC weston, from ssssSsss . Sa.s.:, $
pcicd % the Iowa state line n three years .hersafs and
q. psr.n..s. q .ad road shall s.Pesa T. each ssd
OF road the least hundred
hfty thousand dollars Provided that
pcndurcs required In this section shall cntic the respec
i've companies extension OF OF payment Of prin
cpa OF purchase money due that until two years after
maturity OF last nsalnen and provided that annual
OF expenditures shall
oath b the treasurer and two directors thereof and nied
me Plate Country Railroad, which has been known ss
The Weston and Atehson and the Atchison and 81 Joseph
and the Platte Country Railroads. possession of
the state OF Missouri represented by the said board Of
Commissioners the said railroad having been forfeited 10
the state 0f Missouri by the thereof under
tho provisions Of OF the Assembly
Of Missouri entitled "An act effect compromise between
the State and the Achson and Joseph Railroad Com
pany and the Weston and Atchson Railroad Company and
20 secure 70 the State the payment cf certain bonds issued
by the state for The construction OF the Platte County Rail-
rad and e sell The Platte Country Railroad, Ac, approved
February lS 1860 possession thereof having been 80 taken
with a view 10 Its sale
Said railroad located IN Northwestern Missouri is IN
operation from Weston 10 savannah nifty mcs and IL
sufeienty stocked with and machinery perfect
title aud immediate possession will be given 10 the pur-
chaser
Ccpes Of the approved February TO- lsS and other
formation respecting the propc will be furnshcd on s
plcsuon, by letter. W JOHN y. HUME, Commissioner, 81
Louis, Missouri SAMUEL HUFFMAN,
JOHN y. HUME.
Majority Of Board of omni~sionefa,
Platte Country Railroad.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

U,oR sALE-FARn At AUCTION, IN wEsTcHBsrER
y county, n miles from New YORK sold =, white Plains
Court, March a. st 10 oclock For particulars apply TOD
9EDsEy, CORNER ef Boen6eid end seventh streets He-
The New York herald., 1866-03-20

vVE OVER FOR SALE, FOR A FEW DAYS, SO
w acres good cotton Lands. well tlmbered. on savannah
and Gull kaOad south Oeurg Plate full descrip
W." - ''' ''''' :" 'es '"'' r. a MATTHEWS 4 co.
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
COAL, WOOD. &C.


T,oAL ~ FER ToN-BBsr QUALITY STOVE AND
" esr Corner of Dover and resn nrcets n. DAVIS.
a COKE FIVE DOLLARS A CHALDRoN, DELfv-
H,D. cred Immediately Apply the Coke once al t,<
Tew ycrk oss WORKS Twenty nrs, street aud avenue
AF sHERwoon
The New York herald., 1866-03-20
AN PRRusINa THE srNnAY MRRcuRY oF TUE

~ lith inst observed article, under Column of Mi
@ greatly eG 70 cooas
aad the officers and men OF his most excellent
referred to' Is most certainly no military man. al
y.nced theory heretofore unhsard Of in the Er.s'cs mill
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