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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25

= @abifafe 3aftif,-8cn Baltimore srtrb
alto Bic grirasluns esS rasifalsn Dtasors ssmst.
bet. Dieter G;sa hdnst 70 sniamr,en F: SIN peri.
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600 frsitere Aabler r~s9ifrirt. nsun Sebntel Baron
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aber Die ~raoifatsn Wabtri9tsr trflGrt, bag MIR Die
i'm pcrissn Sabre rssifrirtsn DGbIsr in sielsr
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ter Eaotfafe trareu, 10 purbsn Die Ia, 600 neu res
%ssfririen gSabier anssef6tcffsn. go ipuroe
Der raoipale Steg in Baltimore erfchtsn. Ser ers
rdhlts 8abifals erhi.It etra $500 stim,nsn RON
"a 900 unb $4,000 o~utftsn ntat fimmen. 60
tpirn's ssmaBt. WrtIen fsben, wie's nirn.
Sattimcre. 10. Oft. Sn 9etreT Der anssls,
genteit nit ben 9oltssi > gcmmiRiren bon 9altts
more bemerft Der 6sralb: Wan faat, bas Der Gcus
pernsur anerfsnnt, bas Die gBablriatsr bei Der
j~inefsn gSabl llnreht ~6ssanssn batsn unb iriro
CT neSbalb bic Sa5e in ernfli6s GrirGauna aitten
uno nod Dor Der 3opsmbarrabl bic nSteiaen
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poli5si. gcmmifare stfsssn icnte.
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bicalsn Bier In Der grcbsn Winnsrbeit 6sInSen, bros
fen He nit pntfe, bic fs aus 9ennipluania au ers
baltsn seosnfen. Sis Stimmuns lit Bier 70 tSIe,
baB lnruben caraI8 entfs6en fSnnen, irslte mebr
als nur locale Natur isin biirften.
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fit ndafsnM cntas mad annapolis bsrufsn, nm lb
pessn Der es9en fe pOrsstraatsn AnfGas:punfte su
peranttr crten. 3ie nbibise 9pti, b~islertaI6 lpurs
be ibnsn nod seasrn absns sinssbdnsist.
Gine Srsanilaticn untsr ben Namen Der "Boys
in Blue" belt tsuts NbsnS cine Ysrfammtuns as,
in rslhsr 8sirluticnen paiFrt murhsn, Die Soils
%,sieommi1irs su itisen nnb linen ibr.n 8siiianb
susuIaasn, psnn Re Der SItfs b~seirftsn. sc 1T
nod ni4t tefannt serprDen, ,pas fir cine sntpDrt
Die @omn,ii1dre auf Die aufcrpsrun8 nss Grurer,
nenrs ert9silen iperesn.
Sis gonmiRionsra proteairen, bag Der Gcr,
perneur feline Surtseteticn iiber ibrsr SaG babe,
atsr Der Gonrerneur tebauptst, has sr iter ibrsn
Hal su sntibetcsn babe, unb isets Wittlrpm ais
ben Sag fir Gas @srb5r fsR. ST srfies aud cine
prpelamaticn, NORM sr ade Dor &ubeRSrunaen
uno Standardization trarnt.
Cine ipStsrs 3sssias iast, ba6 bic eaae sis
Srsitus aufssidcten mcrptn lit. Sen. @antp, Der
8sfsblsbatsr ces 8spartsments, fam BON g8af9.
tnstrn, nm aA BON Der Saalanss psriSniia gu
untsrribtsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25
Sic GpnareB. @ablen III Slio.

gfaa Der cTieisam sSablterihtsn t6tilen mir
nadfoIsenb Die Wstrbeiten Der @cnarebmitslisbsr
NIT. bic am 9tsn Sftcbsr In ben psrlhisnensn Sts
Rr;ftpu sehtHhIf ,rurSen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25

Rabifale Sntoleran3. Gas Snbiana 8clfss
blatt msloct RON Snfianapplis: mm. M. Srsnh,
Der Stspart Ia, Srrtntauls, lis5 an, mabltase ATE
Anaeftsutsn in hfm Snaitut por F6 tsiGeinsn unb
srflarte itnsn, bas ct ispsn ans Dem Gianae ent.
laisn rsres, Der niGt oas ranifale Si6st fiu1n,s.
Son oisisn 6ren6 lit fold. ndrrifhs Sntpisrans
ni4t al rsrnunosrn tsnn Der alutbpr Der tseann.
ten aassniarift: yDas aeb.n bes @ous,rnsur ..
@. Mortrn~ gait ldnaR inon ala Der eompfsteis
Starr, trslhsn bas Srrsnbaua enttGlt. Sag aber
aud bisfse @sihaftalsu.e fa su sinem steihen
@srfatrsn hinreisen lisBen, 1T rirfli9 erltaunlia
unb isust napUn, bab Der aanaiisn,us iersn Ser.
tane umnstait. Dlsbr ale 20 folder Ganatifsr =
BON Dem srcsen Sabr;fantsn an Big su Dem gas
lern6altsr, bsr feline bemofraiiihen Safe mebs In
isinem Sanis isbsn wc1ts = fSnntsn mir Ser ma,
n,sntli2 nsnnsn, untsrlafen es ater, ha mir Ger
Scfnuns Fne, etefe 9suts rsrbsn sur 9srnunft
fOmnsn unn esniebsn, bae tbr 9srfabrsn tS4f tbr=
rtht 1T. 8aS 8sRraffn Der gBirtte unter Sem
Scnntass9sfsb ,pslass sinenWcnat ppr Der Stats
ra6t iairt mpresn ipar, TT pisb.r aufsenpmmsn
wprosn. 6srr 9errbasS maGerI eatte bic Ghre,
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me ees @tifssS sutipsi6is. ga er ais gutter &aei,
fals fir bic Es,nesrsnspartet s~eiiimmt Sat, 70 miro
er roel reittrs 8silrafnnssn NIT Grsubsn bssrii.
ZEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25
Ssntereiaut fir ebeualiae 9rieaaaefdnaene.

SIItftNduI IIF tgtIldltge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
50 alttnstOn, 10. Oft. = Sn lletersinaims
nung NIT Cen 8sfsttsn bss Observation-Disclosures
purse bic 3eit, In wslasr sbsmalise 8risssssfans
gene fir Die ibnsn BON ben @stsIsn a%bssnommsnen
Seller aniprii9e an ben untsr Der Sbbut bsB See
neralecmrtTGrs bsinelihsn Epno sinreiasn eonn.
ten, auf ben |. Sstoser 1866 fsFssisst.
Sc fSnnsn habsr feline anIpri6e, trslhs MAD
hisism Datum einsereiht %purosn, BON Der pom
ariesaminiasrium ein9eiebtsn gOmmii1Un, mel6s
ifst IN malbtnatpn tast, beridfhttat msrhsn.
Nus Bsretie. spsl4s bic rehiseitia einssreihtsn Gins
ipra6e tstrefsn, mfisn BON ben Borherunesbesh,
tiaten Dem GsnsralepnmiHdr an pber Dor Ssm IS.
sicpsmbsr e!naeretat trsreen, um e%enIslben 3u BE.
fatiasn, ben Bsrs6t auaaufsrtissn uno bic pro rata
8sr.bsilnng pprluns9men.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25

p%termibls Der misecnfn Gcmr. bsim 9luslsfen unb
sortirsn Der sz'npsn, In einert elten 8rcsfa9s ses
aen 81 $50 in 7s30sr 9cnb8 unb @rssntuds. Gie
Srsuoe lief Der 8ohtsr Gpa's Feline 9au9s, aud ets
nsr threr Greunoinrsn Die Mittbeiluns ben hstn
elhGtiAsn Eunbs Al MAIDEN, hsn bic 8eioen Senn
aud untsr fd t6eilten. sssBt natirliA nadeein
fe cine fclbs Summs vsspidr" trandtsn fe feline
euinpen u1ehr gu upiasn~ lrnbsrn fcnntsn Die go,
nisa' ~ffislsn. Sosu natlrlih sebSrten Dor aaen
Giassn i4Dne Slsiosr, bic lie i1a aud %fauftsn, inS
rsht f4Sns oasu. abet serae. Stsis ibre pnsfutt
icate aud isre Sale rsresn. STE faSnen 8Iets
Der, bic He %anbattsn, srrsatsn @eroa4t nnb Der
@srea6t fa9rts gu elmer llntuiuhuns, uns btsie
ltnttrluhuna brahte bic Sbatfahe ana aasesliht.
Wian fans Set linen ned 5000 pom $1,000, psIae
BON Der GcmpaSnie inter 8srlbiub 8eacmruen
trarhan.
Ser 9ttssrarb NTH einmal pieber piRsn, ha6
StantDn a6nanfsn unb as @slanbter mad spas
nisn Sstsn trisb. Sen. SHERMAN fcI tsmpcrGrsr
Grieasm!nifer rer0en.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
rmE NEWS.

The House bill to establish . uniform
system Of bankruptcy throughout the Uni.
ted States 10 to bc brought up on Monday.
The Fenian excitement in Enslan suffers
no abatement.
Gov. Perry. Of South Carolina, is out in .
letter opposing the constitutional amend.
meat. He favors the calling Of national
convention Of oil the States, to settle all
disturbing questions between the North and
South.
Legal proceedings have been commenced,
ct Paris, BY United States agents, against
parties Who furnished ships to the Confed.
srates during the rebellion. The attempt
to settle the case bv asb:tratisn hes failed.
The Masonic Fair At New York was q
great success. It il thought % bs fully
equal 10 the great sanitary fair held thcrs
some time ago. One hundred thoussad
dellars worth Of articles we're or exhibition.
Il 10 thought the receipts will reach $780,
600.
A joint resolution for more efficiently
protecting homo industry, having special
rseSrsacs to The wool.sfewing intsessts, has
been intrsdussd BY Mr. Pollard.
Gov. Patton, Of Alabama, has secomnsnd.
ID te tAs Legislature Of thas State, in Z
special message. the adoption Of the eonsti-
tutional amendment.
The radical pestmastse at Ottumwa, rswa
vsNhsss b dslivse up The celee 10 his recent.
y appointed ssscssssr.
Siscs the meeting Of Congress nearly Il
of The oGRes-ssekers have raised the siege ol
The White House.
A plan bee bssa proposed for The estab-
lishmeat Of naval school In New York un.
der the auspices Of The board Of education.
Al sntife blsck q buildings at De Kalb
Bsshanan counsy. No., ~ burned Tues
day night Loss aboat e6o, 900. Insured
ler about tS7, 900.
Gen. Sheridan has selisvsd Ger. Sedg.
wick Of bis command, and placed hip under
arrest, By order Of Gen. Grant, for crossia1
he Rio 0sands. .t
The trials Of Fenisns at Swsetsburg, O,
T., has bsen postponed until Monday
next. The grand jury has presented tru.
bills agsinst IA. No bills wsrs found
asaiast he remaining two, Thes. Pswes,
aod DaniA Cebourn. Ns
II is undsntssd that the 0soass bin d
regulate the elective franchise in the Dis,
tsiet II Oolsabis viii b taken % Il th>
Ssaats - Hesday, ed pressed to I
speedy vets. Ihs iii psssidss for gsnsrs
nsre ssktses IN TIE district
Thssdsss Tiltss b b jsctass q NJ Plsas
aat
The winter ssssieo Of De Burlington Col
lsslsAs Isssatsts ssasesssl yssassay.
n LisapsA tssolsss1s asaAss il flal
end psiees soniaal. = =
II. nis4 sf llsssasanssiaR will II elair
aas q ~ special esamisast y iavustieat,
- lso Os,eaao sisA : 1sss.
TAs sss6aship Suwsaes was lost s9 u,
kSsp1h Carslina esass On tAs ~ insl.
The Ksskak Psssbytny of The Usitsd
PsveAytseias CAussA Will asst at Middl6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
Skates (! skates! +.

AcCosh 4 Odiornc, 25 Brady street, have
received . large assortment of the latest
and most fashionable varieties Of Skates.
including the New York Club, London
Club and Rosewood Monitors. Price. from
fiity cents to fifteen dollars.
TnR GESUiNs STAR SroRx is the place TO
90 for bargains in books, stationary, gold
pens, pocket-books, albums, pictures, stero-
scopes and views, writing desks, boxes, no
Gons, toys, &c, Sc., "a largo stock and
selling cheap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

TnE 0REAr JEwsLRY AND SILVER WARE
AND NorioN ExroR:ux.-Everybodv should
know that the holidays are approaching
and that it is time to prepare for them
They should also know that the place TO
purchase everything in the jewelry, silver
ware, and cutlery line. is at Rutenbeck L
& Co.'s, No. 26 LeClsire row. They have
the richest jswelry sets Of every description
-plain or set in precious stones, Of every
dsscription-from the diamond to palmer
and less expensive grades. Also, pure solid
silver and silver-plated ware Of every kind
6ne table cutlery, ladies' toilet goods and
recticules. CsIl and Gee the goods; the
prices and styles are unexceptionable. Call
at No. 26 LeClaire row-the leading jewelry
store Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Nsw lLLuxiNAros--By . patented pro-
cess of distillation, &C., . new burning fluid
10 nov made from bezoine and naptha, and
. much brighter light, it is claimed, il pro.
duced At greatly reduced cost, and with q
positive security against explosions. This
new fluid is known - carbon fluid, and ID
manufactured in this Stat. by DIS. Hawley Z
Co.. for whom Messrs. II. E. & d. B. Brown,
Of LeClaire. are agents. This oil is now for
sale BY dealers in this city and elsewhere,
and will be furnished wholesale in any quan.
titles on orders directed to d. s. Hswley L
Co., LeClaire, Iowa. novl5-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08


00S'SsrivE CoSrEAsr-Th New York
Ledyer contains the following remarks, from
the pen Of Fanny Fern:
"How often have seen 4 face lo;,erin At
: cnuIch tnreshhold, listening to the swell
ing nc.es OF the organ, and longing to 90 in,
wers ;. hot ior the wide social gulf between
'tse'I ana those assembled-I will not say
~o'sn'Pping-th And | know if the
c.Hsy "an inside that church spoke as his
Ass'es spoke when on earth, that he would
soon preach to empty walls. They want
nosks' ana they get them. say ia my vex-
auon' y the door swings on its hinges in
some poer Creatures face, and he wander.
'os.n g struggle. uualded, as best he may
wNo poor 'nan' s I mptations. Our Rom IN
Catnohc brethren are wiser. Their creed Is
not ny creed, save this part Of il: That tho
.'cn sno poor meet together, ard the Lord
y Inc ~ aker Of them all. often 20 there
% see u am glad when . servant drops
on her knees in the aisle, and makes the
sign o. the cross, that nobody bids her to
!1scs 20 make way for silken robe that may
oe ws''ng behind. | am glad the mother
Of many little children may drop in for
oriei moment before the altar, to recog-
ME ner spiritual wants, end then pas, GU,
20 the cares she may no longer lose 81 ght Of.
40 not believe as they do, but 1t giaddens
my ncart all the same that one man is as
COED a. his neighbor, at least there-before
Uoo breathe frcer at the thought. Lean
sls IN corner, and watch them pass in and
out, and rejoice that every one, however SO
humble, feels that he or she is to that
church, Just a. much as the richest foreign
er, from the cathedrals Of the old world
whom they may jostlc in going out
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

MAxus nAxux rsrcAr-when Ne are en-
cased in suit Of Sam Perry's best. He Is
in daily receipt Of the best aud latest styles
Of gents dress goods, suitable for dress and
business suits; also. . large and fine sto,k
Of overcoatiugs Of the most fashionable
goods. With his large and well selected
stock Of furnishing goods, be 10 prepared
to cut, trim and make, on short notice and
in the most approved manner. Try him
once, and our word for it, you will be suit
ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

MAGNOLIA LEAr.-Our entsrpiising fruit
tree man, L. j. Barton, who 10 down at
Memphis on tramp, has our regards for
full files Of the papers Of that city. Bart.
also encloses Magnolia leaf, to remind US
no doubt, Of his hourishing condition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Az old Italian proverb says: When the
danger 10 passed the saint 10 Knocked, and
be who does not 30 TO Remington Co.'s
and gst suit Of clothes before cold weath
ss sets in, can't cit BY our FIRE and blow
Remington 4 Co. keep the best In the
~askek
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY. 1

town on the llth inst, for session Of two
days.
It's reported tha, the Senate will refuse
70 co"u'm the appointment Of John A. Dix
as A'n's'er to France, on the ground Of his
pafuepaton in the Philadelphia Conven-
ton.
The money lenders or Nsy York are III
y ssss 90 account Of the Government sell
ing sosd and drawing greenbacks into the
Ar'esosy' With view to their disburss>
'eo' % saturday next. Tho stock mar.
kes u unsettled. Government securities
are steady. Railroad shares are lower. but
sne transactions are spiritless and limited
h voluue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Ho FOR rns Bio R.D FLAG.-Hsrzberg,
Goodman I Co., 8 & East Second street.
are bound to attract the public, - well by
their signs as the large and we'll selected
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Notions,
Shawls and Cloaks, which arc sold At aston
ishiue low prices. Give them call.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Use Lsllemand's Specific for Rheumatism
Gout aud Neuralgia. 1teffectuslly destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rad-
lcal cure Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Nsw GeoDsl New 0oops !-Willson 10
receiving On extensive edition 10 bic stock
Of Jewslry, ,Clocts, Wstehss, solid end plated
Silver Ware, etc. Call and make sslections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

HAn.-0sabbe Z o.. under the Lion
Store. ass prepared to shorten the hair &C.
cosdinG to the latest style. The best bar
bess In the Shts fse cuttsg, trimming end
shaving.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Wsifs's DAxcIxo ACADEMY - Faiton'i
block, Sd floor. Glass for ladies. masters
and misses meet every Saturday At r. N
Class for gents meets every Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. Practicing parties Friday eve
nings. uition-tsn dollars per quarter :
70 be paid 1t commencement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

WSE.-A gentleman in New Jersey,
named S2eer, is cultivating the Port grape
with sigma success, from which an excellent
VINE lie made, which is better than import ted
Port, and has been adopted or medicinal
purposes in the hospitals Of New Yo,k,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

vryANTfD-AGENTs-s7 to $soo PER MONTH
w for 0entiemen, and 80 to $s5 for Laae., every
where. 10 Introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
ihg Mschine, improved and perfected II will hem,
ieii sfftch Quilt bind, braid and cmbroider beauti-
fullv-riee only $S0-making the elastic lock stitch,
md frIly warranted for three years We bay the
alOve vs(pe or . commission, from which twice that
amnnuf "a 81 uade. Address or call on & BOW
ma = CO., once No. 2b5 South Fifth Street. Phia-
delphia r. All letters answered promptly. With cir.
esiss. ~ terns. decf-d&w1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS.
Card or,rhmnL.
(WTO u U00k
Read what prominent citizen Of Daven

s~"s ~''~s - Rs~"siuVttt Clttzeu 0I OAven
port says:
DAVENPORT, Nov. IA, 1866.
Dr. John II. Blood Dian SrR:-It af.
lords me great pleasure to give in my testi.
mony in favor Of LaIlemand's Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Specific, having given il 4
trial and been greatly benefited thereby
For long time was afflicted with the
Rheumatism, and sought relief At the hands
of tho best physicisns. and siso by using
numerous patent medicines which were said
TO be infsllibc remedies. but without any last
ing benefit. At LIST, was induced 10 try
Lallemand's Specific, and shortly after. 10
my surprise and pleasure. found my self rap.
Idly improving. continued to take it q few
weeks and the result was perfect and per
manent cure. ! must earnestly urge oil who
arc similarly afflicted to try this remedy
consider i. n priceless medicine.
Yours truly,
JosEPH A, LrCLAIgE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

NEany BstLs.-Ths finest strings Of
sleigh-bslls, the best horss blankets and the
neatest and bcst finished harnesses IN town
can always be found At Bowling 1 Ohrs, "a
street, opposite Metropolitan Hall. Gall
and see
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

H0RAcE GRsELEY To-xionr.-Met.o o poll :
tan Hall will be crowded tonight TO hear
this celebrated editor and authors lecture.
We are not appriscd Of his subject, but that
is Of a" particular consequence, for all take
it for granted that he will have something
interesting to talk about.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

CoLLE6E CnAPxL.-Ths second Of the
series Of sermons TO the young, may be ex.
pected TO morrow evening att o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Un Saturday morning sth inst, MARIE JUS
TINE HUOT, aged 6s years and three months
the funeral will take place on Monday. at 3 A.
NJ, from Ste Marguerite's Church. Friends
Of the family invited to attend withou. further
notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

KELIsiors NoricE.-Rev. L. r. Livings-
ton will preach ct the Reform Dutch Church
to morrow at IL A. NJ. and JPN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

TEAtx!-This question is very important
one both to Chicago and st. Louis. The
Peoria Transcript very pertinentiy remarks
that - between the two cities. ws will Be
Ia favor Of the place having the most eotsr
prise, and presenting the best facilities fos
its accommodation. The people Of the ~
gion Of St. Paul, and above care net to
which city they ship their produce Il will
go where they can realiss the most money
for it. This is the natural result Of compe>
titi9n. provided tie facilities are such q
will warrant competition.
Other places besides Chicago and St.
Louis, are looking after the trade Of the
Upper Mississippi. We believe Milwaukee
discriminates in favor Of that trade, and
draws iair proportion Of it to her borders.
The arguments used are less cost Of trans-
portation and a shorter distance to travel
TO get to the Lake. This is considerable
on the movement Of the immense products
ofthc rgion about the Upper Mississippi
and its tributaries.
Green Bay, too, is waking from its long
sleep, and is casting its eye longingly to-
wards the Minnesota trade. She has 4
road in contemplation from Green Bay Ia
st. Paul. This would materially shorten
the route to the seaboard. The harbor al
Green Bay is far better than at Milwauke,
or Chicago. The Bay is open las early a,
the Straits. A distance Of some two hun
dred miles of Lake navigation would b,
saved by this route 10 the ocean; while
about the same number Of nles Of railroad
travel would be cut of. Put these togsthel
we believe trade with Green Bay vii
spring up when they &c. their road through
which will bc felt by tho other cities com
pcting for the products Of the Uppe, Missile
sippi region.
Our st. Louis and Chicago business men
should reco'ect this thing while they are
competing for the up river trade. They
should remember that to continue to reap
the benefits Of the trade Of the up-rivsr re-
gions they have got to do something fur-
ther than talk. They must act with liber-
ality and promptncss and not pursue q
course Of management that will disgust
those who control the trade in those regions.
One other fact should be borne in mind BY
st. Louis and Chicago. and that is, il COM
mercc demands shorter route to the sea-
board than they possess, that demand will
have to be complied with. The age is too
fast to allow an overgrown monopoly 10
spring up without competition. Hence when
other outlets are required for moving for
ward the yastproductions Of the upper val
leys Of the Mississippi. those outlets will be
found and opened. And, in our opinion, oi
all the places on the great Lake, there 10 NO
point having greater natural facilities than
is possessed by Green Bay, and where oil
the appliances Of commerce can be clustered
at as small an expense as at that point
When her road, now in embryo, is built to
st. Paul, rs it will be in due time, she will
draw thither vast trade which otherwise
would seek Chicago for an outlet. OF this
therc can be no doubt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08
CITY NOTICES.

1T. rsnPLs, Gasdsosr and Florist, COR.
eth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. nv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Pass MEETlSa.-Il. NJ. Walker, Of De
troit, President of the Western Associated
Press, has called meeting Of that Assoeia
ton to convene in Chicago on the 18th in
slant, and invites al! the publishers Of daily
papers in the West to be present. We trus,
our Iowa and Illinois publishers will accept
the invitation. Every publisher west Of Chi
cago is deeply interested in the present tel
egraph controversy and if they do not desire
to take sides they should DC on the ground
to consult together and hear what is propos
ed to them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-08

Lives there man or woman
With Teeth and Breath 80 bad.
That never to themselves hath said
How can improve their condition
To all such We wonld say,
Go at once to the Druggists, ask for
the best article in the line,
And he vii. frankly tell you
Use Rogers Fragrant Odontclime.
Sold by Druggists, Perfumers and Fancy
Goods Dealers.
Nova DAYS, Il will generally be found
that the man who "knows how to keep
HOTEL has always on hand supply Of the
ECLECTIC Cleanser" BY the use Of this in>
valuable article. the extensive druslgcrv Of q
large hotel 10 reduced to . comparatively
small mSt,cr.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.