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For Sale,
House for Sale.

THE three-story Brick House No. 20, corner O.
Il Danforth ana Tate Streets. 1t has all the moo.
ern improvements and is in excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For ternls, &C., apply to
RUFUS E. WOOD,
No. 10 Central Wharf.
Portland. Abr. 30. 18G6-tf -
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Insurance.
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Wall 81, cor Wiaiam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1866.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured, and divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated during he year; and Tor which Ger
tifcates issued, bearing interest until redeemed.
The Dividend 40 per cent. in each OF the years
1864 and 8, and So per cent. in 1866.
The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
Million Dollars. vz:-
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, $4,S2S.bs5
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise, 1885,, $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable Real
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other Sc
curities, 3,65O,O25
United States Gold Coin, S0,460
Cash in Bank 310,550
s12,19s,9 $40
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The Markets.
TELrGRAPH1o REPORTS.


F5,aaacio!.
NEW YORK. June 81.
The Commercials article says gold Is hrm, par
tally on the supposidOn that the next European
steamer will ing lower quotations OF 6-2Gs lhere
is more speculative &C iv.ty in stocks, the market
G,yer,-nsnts firm. Money is drug. Exchange is
Ne.g York M trfscfs.
NEW YORK. June q.
Cotton-frm; sales 1000 bues Aiiud.ins p.alus at
IS q 40. ....c oo,ao oo
R1un1 Hoop Ohio So q ID 70. Western ~ 9
Oh Southern at 10 10 az IL O0. Canada at 65 Y
Wheat--quet and firm; no sales.
Corn-clos d quiet; sales 81, 900 bushels new Mix
ed Western at 90 q 81.
Beef-steady.
Pork-Armer; sales 1000 bbs. new mess at q 81 80
Lar.-heavy; sales s52 bbls. at 1ss @ 22ac.
Whisxey-quiet.
Sugar-d i'll.
Naval stoees-dull.
Freishts to Liverpool-frm.
Foreign Markets.
Per steamship Java
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, june To-
Cotton sales to-day day 1000 blies lnciuong lOoo
bales to spectators and exporters. Inc market was
quiet and at unchanged prices. QuoIauons psruai-
ly, rather easier
PrJvisi sns-Steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, june A-Consols
s6t q SEQ for money.
g. Erie shares ADJ Illinois Central Shares 744
@764.
NEW YORK. June27.
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Steamers for Sale.

The light drafted stern wheel
ss@M Steamers CLARION and FAIL
a RI .MENN CON. Trey have large freight ca
&Mas pacity between decks, saloon and
Ssfz1EA-AAE.A<7s~ state rooms on upper deck. Can
carry five hundred excursonists comfortably Thew
less than two (2l wears old. Dimensions Oh feet
long, 81 feet wide Will be sold low If applied for
soon. Enquire of
ROSS s. STURDIvANT,
june15dtf 70 Commercial Street,
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For Sale.
Valuable Lot for Sale

TNHAT very eligible Lot on Temple Street, near
L Middle Street, with the Walls thereon. There is
good cellar with connecting drain. Lot about 70 BY
by 30 feet. Terms reasonable. Apply to -
JOHN G. PROCTOR,
May 10, is66.-dtt
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For Sale.

A II STORY House situated in Westbrook 8 min
IA Mtes walk from the Horse Railroad, pleasantly
located, with lot 200 &C., together with stable House
JuneSd3w* corner Lime and Milk Strects
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Notice,

0LD CIDER ls wanted and will be received in
~ small quantities well as larger Quantities. and
cash paid at No. % Commercial Street.
April 10, 1S66,-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-28
For Sale and to Let.
For Sale.

For Sale,
80 A three storied modern built BRICK
E;;; HOUSE, containing thirteen rooms, with
~ abundant closet room, marble fire pieces; cell
Lar under the whole house; never failing supply of
hard and soft water gas throughout the house. Lot
good size with fine shade trees.
Inc house Is In fine order and located on of the
rincpal streets ofthe city, in good neighborhood,
and VIII be sold at bargain if applied for at
Can be examined any day. Possession can be lad at
once. Apply to
W. G. CHADBoURN,
May 1S-dtf Office 81 Middle st.
For Sale
ON favorable terms About $4,000 feet of land on
~ The corner CT Vaughan and Pine Streets; one Of
the most desirable lots tor sale in this city.
For particulars applyt to
G. NJ. DAVIS, III Commercial St.
Portland, june 14th, 1S66-d3w
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FOR = ALE.

6OOO LBS. BOLTS AND SPIKES.
5000 lbs. new and secondhand Chain. diff
ferent sizes. Also Shoves, Spades, Axes, Hatchets
Hammers Camp Kettles.
HELTER TENTS-just the thing for Ha,
Caps; and few Tents; all of which are selling
low, at No. Moulton ST., (store formerly occu
piet by VIM. Duran.)
May S1-d1m G. w. STEVENS.
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-28
Small Farm for Sale
A Fine Residence for Sale.

N 1tIc ItcSIueIICC lUT Salt,
o. Situated about five minutes walk from Depot,
hss::; one halt mile from Village on new road from
lEaa...sA Sac"arappa to Golham. The buildings are
nearly new modern style stable connected; water
conveyed into house; with AZ acres land well titled
good orch I'd, an excellent wood-lot consisting Of
800 cords both hard and soft, minute walk from
steam-car. The buildings are worth the price of
farm Cause of selling, ill health. Will be sold crops
and all. For further particulars inquire of
Is DIR. A. T. KEEN. Gorham Corner
Or j. FL. Cook on premises adjoining
June 19-eOdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

DR. EAsrrRLy's IoDixE AND SAnsAPAniL-
LA.--This celebrated medicine will cure
Scrofala, Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes, Swell
ing Of the Glands, White Swellings. Piles,
Boils, Goitre. Rheumatism, Dropsy, Gravel,
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Neuralgia.
General Debility, AID all Chronic di eases.
Dr. Eastesly's Iodine and Sarssparilla is =
Compound Of IN. Fluid Extracts Of the Hon
durus Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stillinga.
Burdock, Princes Pine aud several Other
valuable Roots with the Iodine and Iodine
Of Potassium in highly CT nernsrated state,
which renders the preparation the most
prompt and s6icacious knewn to man, for
the cure Of those discases arising from an
impure state Of the bod. and all disenses
where Tonic and Alternative medicineis in
,iicaied. II searches out the very germ or
roots Of the disease by purify ing the Blood
and correcting the Sec etiOns ii the Liver,
and by thoroughly ienovatin. the whole sys-
tenn from oil impurities, giving new life and
activity to the various organs Of the oody.
It purifies IN. blood ant removes I'll Gin
les and blotches, and makes tne skin pure,
wnitc AID clear.
1t will cure o S",c-, letter Rngworm,
Salt Raeuin, Scald Head, P,mplvs on the
Face, Prairie aud BARRIERS Itch, Army Itch.
Illinois Manage. Missouri Scratches, lows
Digs. and oil Disco es aud Ernp,ions Of the
SKIN; but tor the cure Of sores aud skin dis
eases, We recommend 0ridley'~ Salt Rheum
snd letter Ointment. to be applied to the
acres or part effected. The Iodine and Sa:-
sapsrilla pur'fies the blood and removes tbs
cause, and the Ointment heals TIE aOres and
kills the disease, and thus speedy AMI
permanent cure is effect d. Both are re
commended to b. used fer those complaints
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, IS cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Z. Easterly 4
Co, No. 70 North Fifth street. ST Louis
Mo. Sold At their Branch Family Nedic,n,
Store. No. % Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale By Oh Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

In every ne ghborhood there are honest
aad hard wssksag men who 80 anxious 70
attain position Of comparative independ-
enc, but year oy year tinds them no near
az their object
The intius, co OF wcaithier people. Though
they are UNCONSCIOUS Of il, leads them into
style snd AN expense that bea's them
down 10 On eternal drudgery.
Why do not these people break away
from ,ese influences, and under the home
s'csd lss beco0e men u position and ines
rnce ~ shc,r surnr There n plenty Of good
isnd, to he hid for the asking. There il not
"a a after IL good t,lsbls in the United
States that will tot in ten years 10 worth
twenty dsllar- pc, acre, il II IL tut moder-
atcly improved. There arc no new CONT
merits Ia b. discovered.
The .smc 10 up. The millions Of Europe
are nocking over. Thousands Of our fellows
gill work hard for tue nrxt ten years snd
NOT gain 600. will warrant them 70 be
worth $4,000 il they will take my advice
and co not charge twenty i've csnts end
three red stsmps. even And they may b
just ~ lazy - thy please. II they gill only
get their living and keep out II debt The
land. with . few feeble efforts - improve
smen', and the stock that will grow around
them with scarce nm effort, will be worth il
tea gears. 1000.
Those desirous Of getting along faster vii
find reddy market for every useful thinI
hey can produce. The mining interest o
tho f.r west will come 70 ID II do"rs ans
ssk TO exchangc.gold and silver for 6osr M
meat. lsut gid ~ no gold they can have
home of their own. and the man who live
and di $ without owning home. m;s-cs on
&C the sweetest sublunary joys.-Cer. Wa
| Farmer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

Recently two ladies' residing in ,fYs,ent
parts of this city had = dream about tho
same hour If the night. which awakened
hem bah IL terrible fright. They dream
cd that a mar. ,hom neither Of them d,e-
ttnctly ideat fied At the time. lay . corpse
IN thir respective door yards Both
awake. cd lh.l- husbands by their moan
'ngs and cries. and narrated the cause of
their fright. Oac OF the ladies' thought she
rec 'gnized in her dream a near ncis hbo,.
with whom she was partially acquainted.
and b. sought her hus'iand I" 20 immediate
" and call on said nc,ghhos and see If all
Vas uglt. The hush nj .eiu>ed 10 60,
~ c,lng h's vile W.T. the assurance that il
was nothing hut = d cam, or stroke oi
nightmare. Nothing could induce her.
however, 20 sleep. aud carly in the morning
she hastcncd o. the house of her neighbour
nd found him in the last stages Of death -
lie iivci but iew hours On hearing Of
his dec. sse. the other lady recognized the
features Of the deceased ~ the subject Of her
dream Strange that two tersons should
have . dream NJ similar. 1t the same time,
and a, different psrts If the town, and that
the subject Of their dreams should bs 40
soon claspcd in the icy arms Of death. The
parties are both intelligent. respectable citi
Gems and deeply impressed With their sleep.
ing VISION. Lafayette (ind.) Journal.
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Westcrn Union Railroad.

vr,RAIxs LEAvA PORT BYRON ~ FOL-
Mail ana Express 7:sO A. ~. daily, (sundsys
excepted
days excepted.)
Accommodation 80 p. N.
Az ivl ~ PORT sTRox.
Nail and Exp,es- 7:so r. NJ. daily. (sundsys
sxcepted.)
s,r.m'os, E1r',.sl;lsgM n, daily.
Mail and Eapres- leaving Port byron Al 1920
mayes elose conn. ctions for Chicago ami oil
points ~ Norshe,s liinoir and v isconsin.
-tesmbess Exprsrs meets al Savanna with
steamer Lsna ny tos Dubuque, arriving hours
GAoai o. Northern t.ine tspata.
~ b. emes lONs" lsases davenport q AN.
eonnectine u Pit Byron with Stesmbost ~.
pssss, snd . Z r y connecting with $50 y.
tsaia Ny
ns0 isr cosxncs 0Hs:
~ Raeins, with Goodrich Line s'esmersfor
Gswd Haven, .>h. b. .ygss and Msniio~oc.
~ aaeiue Junction. with Chicago Z Milwaukee
RsilsoaA, var Milw-ukee, kenosh., WauEegsa
AsUIins.s Jsncsios. with chie.go : North
western n.'fosc; Tor Jsne-v'i'e' hadro's FRA
Il B~idss. cit Chicago 4 Northeastern Rail
rood. (os Pnossitie. Essnsssise. and Msd'"n
AVFvospors, with Chxseo . S"rsh~~rs.rn a"A
lliiasis Cestrc Ksllfs,sds. fcs Rse ford. srrsn
Minsraa Psip1 ~ OalssA :,
~ Savanna. uilh stesm pactes lansing.
a. IDubuese enA thrnakh boats to A. Paul.
~ Fu1toa. With t.hicsgo Northwestern ksii-
tped. ~ Chieego, DivoT and Cedar Rsrtda
~ Pert Fyron, With chcsr" @"'. ssisrd
Raalr0od. ond steam I,ssk.' .'L ~ ieiwsr"
..evsspose asd Rick i-iand.
PsaScn ere viii. tj..a ii,,s .osd ih- e'.aI. -
"a quickest 10 al D, inis H. u. MI -.
4. G.. 9ATE Sup't Y. -. kNAP ~"rs
Eas1ern lDiv}aiOn. " estesn Lis.etwn,
m,-iy ast' r-~;~s W. $500 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

DR.. Bakers specific will cure gonorrh0a,
glect. structure, semina, weakness, or sper-
matorrhOs, chordee, disease Of the kidneys
and bladder, and all diseases Of the sexual
caused by contAgion or weakness Of either
ser, male Or female.
This in(allible remedy 10 now offered to
the afflicted and warranted 10 cure oil dis
eases Of the genital organs 10 few days,
and is the safe and infallble cure for sper.
matcrrh0a, generally termed seminal weak
meas, caused by self.abusc or excessive i'm
diligence, which 10 nov % faridlly preva-
lent in oil parts Of the country.
Il is great healing. purifying and self
curing remedy. which requires no medical
aid or advice. - PLAIN directions for use
accompany the medicine. The demand for
this specific 10 wonderful, and il is every
day increasing. Orders arc daily received
fos il from nearly every city and town 10
the United States, to be forwarded BY ex-
press.
N. Bin casss Of gonorrt "a, gleet and
structure, Dr.. Bakers Injection is recon,
ssendsd 70 b. used in conjunction With ths
Specific. - II materially aide in subduine
ths ia0Amaaaioo, and stopping ths discharge.
Both are recommended 70 be used in these
complains.
A treaties On SEXUAL diseases, called the
''Self. lnsts ucsor," accompanies eoeh bottle
q the Specific
Prics-Dr. Bakers Specific, $3.50 pei
bottle.
Pries-Dr. Bakers Injection tlo0 pei
bostIe.
Pries-nsls lnjsctiae Svsiaes. % eeate
female injecting syringe. so cts.
PSies--Ths Iodine end 0afsapasilla, 81 81
pr bottle.
Sent By express 70 III parts Of the couu'
try on reesips Of the money and twenty .6v,
cents additional to pay for boxing and ship
ping.
Prepared and sold by Or. 3. Esstesiy
Co.. Ne 20 NsseA FIlth stvUct, u Louis
No.. and 1t thsir branch store, No. 81
Madam street, Chicago. III.
| Allen 4 Youag, Wholesale Dealer, Du-
buque, Iowa. d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

NUB0DOO0U VoVO VSo0@y
ConseneoOo.
The Missouri State Susday School Con-
vcn,ion viii be held in the lsi n 3. Chsrch,
Washington Avenue. corner q Esgbsh safeet,
in the city Of ST. Lou's, On Wednesday Oc-
tob-r cath, 1865, and continue 10 sessions
through the 25th and 26th.
Pastors Of the ssvessl Churches. ofliesss
and teachers Of the Sunday Scho'ls Of the
STATE, ere cordially invited 70 attend.
The ehjsca Of the Convention will b 70
dept measures eslculatsd to encourage and
sxtsrd lhs Sunday School work through the
s ate. Msssrs. r. @. Pasdec. Esq., Rev. b.
W. u idlaW, Stephen PaxsoN, Eq, and
other Distinguished workers have agreed 70
be present.
Let there he delegates to this Convention
from every Church and sunday School ."
The Sts,s
All The railroads In the S,sts, - also the
=, i,ou,s. Alrpn and rsrSs Hsuts Railrced,
he Men, phts and 81 l. ,uis, Ksokuk, Illinois
River and Alton Packet Companies, have
agreed To return delegates tree OF charge. -
The Chicago Alton and st. Louis Railroad
viii return delegates on payment VI one
nth reg Jlar fare. TLe,e arrangements only
appl, 10 such az have paid iull fare over the
same reuie on their ssy to the Convention.
Il il desired thai delegates purposing to
attend will rctort their names As early ~
80 ssible 10 Isaac 5. Smyth 81 this city
Chairman Of the Committee OF Reception. 20
that AMPLE provisions for ent' rtainment cat
be made in advance.
Delegates on arrival. win be received BY
the Rec, ption Committee at the Church
, corner Washington Avenue and Eight
street, snd assigned homes during the ST
ting Of the Con, sntion.
Como. christian BRETHREN with hearts full
Of love for the cause. knowing oaly the slo
~ Of the Master; give u tue bcnGt Of YOU
sspssiwncs end let us learn Of each oths'
!, how We may best promote the good work
Z. D. JONAS.
] VIZ. DowNIA0,
) r. o. STANDARD, Co~. Arrsassmsss
. Tsos. Mossisox.
c. g. BAiLgY,
st. Louis. Sept. Is, 1866.
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p.rArg ITEMS.

Iassss ysss Lifs II ~ NsvtA wesee!n
Nstssl Lite Of CAicaeo, where ore AalN
your pssnsum Is psid BY . lean. snA snss
y b cancelled BY future DIVIDENDS. Vnes
IN p o. Buildisg. FaAsK g. WILSON.
Gen'l. Agent.
The Brush Factory at Brighton, Iowa, 70
soon to lie moved 10 Ottumwa.
Four prisoners escaped on the goth ul.
from The Jail u Delhi, IN Delaware country.
A reward Of $3.50 Is offered for their ar-
rest.
A farmer from Spsrta, wiseonsin, vas In
Dubuque On the Sd inst, looking Tor horse
thieves and span Of mases stolen from him
the other night.
The carpenter end jsiners Of Dubuque
~ on sssiks for higher oaees, claiming
ESQ p~d .y Son. Parties :rs giving the
IN Cedar Valley, since the fall trade be-
gan, there hes been paid out 70 farmers for
produce, an avessge Of 90. 600 per day
The Aour mills there ere turning out 425
barrels Of -four every day.
The v,ntonians are quite excited over
the discovery Of lead in their vicinity.
little gold aud sllser il present according 70
. New York chemist. The farm on wl'ich
the lead has been found, together With one
Immediately adjoining, has been leased sosa
term Il I've ycars.
The potato bugs have been reduced to
Strengthened circumstances in DE Witt
They have r.. orted 10 new fodder. eating up
pepper plants, tomatoes and tomato vines.
They have been found deep 10 the ground,
lower than the frost will reach, which looks
vsry much - though they would be on
hand another year.
A trot took place Friday afternoon q
Mvscatine. bssvsea Tom liver end hashaw.
Jr. Bashsw won the first heat by siz
lengths, in 1891; the second BY Eve lengths
10 1891; and the third BY the same dis.
sancs 10 9:3sS. which msds him The wis"s'
Of the racc.-Jouv~aj.
The Dubuque Herald concludes. from re
ports received, that the corn crop through
out the northern and western portions o.
the State will not average more than half :
crop this year Thsslong spell Of cold and
yet weather through the greater part f,h'
month Of September prevented the sar from
maturing, and the late severe frosts found
most Of the fields in the milk. But very
little corn was IA enough advanced TO eS
cape ,ts rsvages. The Herold adds that ~
shall hear but little compliant this fall abou
ovcrilewing graneries, Nc not enough VI b.
rS,sed ia . q localities to enaWee for seed
ing pusposes. Duo allowance shonld b
made, however
A bold and daring robbery Was commitse
on the Ohio L Mississippi Railroad at Ssy
mour. on Saturday evening Two ,obber'
with masks on. entered the car containing tn
Ad ms Espress Company's eafes, force
, the messenger to give them the key. and on
i Of them opened il and took out about els
. 900 in eresnbscks They then threw o.
another safe containing go 600 in gols
i partially stopped the train, and made the
, esesps. The gold was recovered, but II
robbers, with the CURRENCY. are still at larg
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Western Us.,IE In Tread.
ar al v


On aod after Monday. Way Ibehs
Tho Steamer Iowa y j icav. dock fo., oi brady
street, for Port Byfo u. A. iolItw-:
AZ a. ~, CT meeting with y i"f rui.
ton. Savsuns. Dubuc u., tarrv'ng IN Unique
hours Ia advance Of any thrr route freeper'.
Racine. snd all points north rnd no' -" ct east
ana northeast. in csDtrsI Iowa ant southern
Wisconsin.
AZ Z p. NJ, connecting with train Tor =;
vsnaa. Frseport, kecinc and milwaukee. ana Gil
poiuts north, west and east
The t0llsvtse a,s The rates Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

LovALrv and disloy atty are terms the
meaning of which has been * ,ctly reversed
BY the radicals. Two years ago. a man
Who supported the g'vsrumsnt va. loyal"
while one who "pposcd il, or even criticised
". va. "usitor." Nov, every man who
supports the government 10 . 'ualto,."
while only ,ho>e who oppose Il and dcneuncc
1t and attcsnps 10 shoos diva The office,
who is its head. are loyal" Such 10 shc
constituency Of mon who have no fixcd
principles II thong u Ut action.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

A1Dese1k's POro0s PDasters.
wHOOP1S0-COCGH CURED
Cayura, Htnde Comfy, Miss.
7. AIlepcK 4 Co.-Geutlemea Please send me
ssoshsr Sin dosen of yoar Porous i1asters They are
IN great demasd here for whooring-cough Thcyac'
Ike charm could have sod two dozen this week
II hsd hsd them. ssrd q soou a. possible. ana
obligo. Your re ,ee fully,
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, r. u.
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. William May, Of As Spring street. New ! ork'
vvisrs. len. I. fses: hsvs been acted with asfha
for upwards OF ten ysass. receiving no benefit nom
medical men was advised By ffiend TO try one Of
AlIcooks PUeOus Plsefefs I ssid. hsd tried sever
a kinds Of pas~r- without any bepe6t and euppoeed
they ~efe 81 alike. ny friend gave ME one -. AIi-
cock'e, aud r. "A me use II ] did 40. ana save
now worn them steadily for nine months. ano una
wysen bQeass than have been for many sean
Axsney. besn1ss,h House. Nsw lork soid 2!
vA~asp
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RtILR DADS.
Chicago, Rock island 4 Pacific
Ta11road.

Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
ISC6. taii Arrangement. lst6.
Trsirs,un BY Chr ago tine ~h,eh Is twelve min
utcs tsst.r shsn bnv. npoIt tine.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, SIT ~. 1865.
aud until further notice. trssns will leave
Davenport daily .Sundsya excepted n follows .
Goisg ksst-lst Mail tram ~ ........7 10, 4. =.
~ My HI eAprces 80 s'.rs
GGing West LIST txrr.s - .nd Mail TO- k.llsgg
aud w .shing'nn. 80. 49,.
2d. b~,sht oi kellogg .na " arb
inEtOn. .......... ~ lbAn
ID. Accommodation ard ne CIR Tor
low C,ts a. M cat,n-. = "~ -.
Arrive At Davep )ori daily. SundA, cxceVted)
From the Eas:-1st Nigh, cAI"es, a, 5 ~. y
I'd uul, ~ 4 na,I > 81. y.
From the VESTS, A., m Wniiun f,rHht
ffsm l.ws tr. Ind NJ =
in .......,..- u ~ .
I'd. ft.tlht tf.n .ii"cr AID
Sd. tsr,..- IRON k.ir :. AID
WA-tnr'n .....s. Tor ~
CtAN .fi,sa
Al Chicago With sh ,a',e,n t"rt'-
Al LaSaie with I & Is. Is 10, / "il ih.si
Louis CAIRO, &c.
Al pond Creek will, B&Q Il u. 10, t.r-
lington. ke0kuk IN, Qa",,.
Al Pso,,. (dnrin. n",4 -,,'',. VT. = ,'r
| for ali points On llii 49,. :,
| Al Kellogg, Iowa Al I i IN
W stern Stage CO.. = NJ =
| Southwest aud Mort, =,
nigh. ,,. "a" f., III
baggage checked I. -" >
| and Towns.
q H. BEA ass'tfisr ~
| A. KinsALL. Asst. =. ~" i.sis.'n
| Daveni Ort, sept. s"i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

BALriHcRw thieves end r9wdice hsve
grown - troublesome lately, that the Chief
ii Police has issued On or .es for the asres,
Of 81 persons having no visible means Of
support.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09

lcr N WsLis. A wandering paragraph
says that lamr Of ice. cay ten poun Is,
placed in well. will render liz water de-
ligh,fu'ly cool. and Tar moro pleasant than
ICE waterfs"m pitcher. The ice has 70 BE-
renewed once in about ten days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-09
Albion. y. T.. tScpt ~ Correspondence Of tn,
Hu.lalo Expreas

A'Vtou, ~ - 'N"IS ~ ''OtVewpOuue0CeO Of SOo
Buffalo Express.
The Supreme Court is in session here
now. The most important criminal case to
demand attention is the Lindsley case,
which created 40 much interest throughout
the country several months ngo. Lindsey
va. arrested for whipping his own child. .
hoy about three years Of age, to death. He
was released on $4,000 bail, given BY bic
father and brothers, and his case referred to
this term Of the court. Yesterday, . TOLL
bill Of granddaughter vas found againet him
BY the grand jury. To-day be YES brought
into court. and lead mot guilty" to the in.
slir,ment. His case was put over TO the
Jannary tern. 1t the rvquest Of the Distric,
Attorney. lie 10 man rather below The
the 'ium sig, about Is years Of age, and has
= very determine d look tic fully justifes
himself ~ hia h"rrid work. amt declares he
was saly in tbs way u dsty. Hs hes just
artcd for hme. The peops still feel Z
de'esta,ion fosaths crime add for the psrpe-
traitor.