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The New York herald., 1866-09-18


no CONTRACTORS --sFrARATE SEALED PROPO.
sas esrh endorsed with the ,ille Of the which
rsAi.s me ~ The bidder and the data q ~
wsdncsds, September 26 the construction a the fo
io~inr street improvements 70 witstons block pavcmtnt
I,fy.nn,b street, from rinh to Esgh.h avenue
thy.nnih street from Eishih % Tenth aveuuc
Pine street from Pearl 70 Iront street
Pine street from south % FRONT street
Front street. from Wall street ~ Old slr
forty eighth street, from side Of seventh
vi.y.,hrri .,rse,, from sirth n seven,h avenue
william street, from Beaver % Pearl street
r1nsth street. from seventh . Ninth avenue.
rh,Ytfeth street, from Firs, 70 Fifth svcane
sbe for the sruron of sewers N Foryssrenh, For
svsnth avenues with b sucs IS 10 Eleventh avenue Han
spn street Grove and Ham mond strvsts. sni
streets, Houston street Thompson LAarens
sreeis rny first and Fifysi,tn streets. and be-
sp~en Brcomc and stanton streets; one Hundred and
Twsnty street. betwcsn Third and FOURTH
asd Isarens street between Canal and brooe streets
With branches 70 Grand street ard FOG 81 hee~vnE Basins
- Rsss nysr VITA branches IN Firrs and Thirty
fvst aud Thirty second sreets
mons ''"'nea on 'pp'''''ou = III Tn0aAs srErHBvs,
ROBERT l.. pARRA8B.
A. W. CRAVEN
Cretca Agneduct Board.
osrcs cscroS Aeurnucr DErAsrsisr. Sept ~ 800
mo cosrRxcToRs PROPOSALS., Nv
EssS r,oyc'ss t.r Emssnsmsn' .e -h 4. nan. ~.
80 snai Il osisrs % 4 X oi wsdn.s4sy s.y..ms., ~
is6 fsr ur mating snbankpsn, torsboni .so suhse
ssssr 4 %ssp sfss 'he A'rh 'ds q The 'd rscs'nf
sr.s vhss mu. s es's. bs yssa ,'r q, sia, 60 20 =
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The New York herald., 1866-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRoToS AQuEDUcT DEPARTMENT. ESGl
~ Oncc New York, Jnly n.
p0sTpoSFYENT.

~ Once New York, Jnly q
The y SpalGs a s.. T9 q E ssr Yd}I rgs On e m 81
last. adopted tho following resolution:
Resolved That select conni,tee Of thrse bs appointed .
and the Ensnser Of tn the 0roon boa,d 70 asce
proper railway railways suited
rapid transportation o. pas-snges iIo's he upper 70 We
greatest practical and safety public and tho
Past loss and injury 70 properly on or adjacent % said route
The following the members Of he oonuais'o
s:n..sI s:n.ss; Gssnis. ass'y 4 4. Cor 6cra.r.
Mayor s.,s snsssrr JsSs T. i HOFFMAN. 4 ssea''H
xmsstns. % The Board held on Nay 3 ansJupsa 2 u
invited submit plans specifications upon The subject
embraced in the above res.aop to b e the
Commissioner Of Broadway and Park place n The
cay of New York, on Or before Tuesday hs si day o. A.
The Committee deem Il desirable the plans should be
' = -p'G 'GEoRaE Il. ASDREws Chairman
ne ms ,r he rscspon ot plans srtsnaed the Isl
Ay Of October BY order Of the Com ., aiiise;
MINERALS or CALIFORNIA And NEVADA
M splendid elron of Representative Mneras q Nevada
Non fo The Advs ncsmeni of science Art Cooper
sas sesopa &c s so5 5 Iss sessoo ses s msg
ley Of Nevada and f. offered for slie y public instors
ere invited 70 cs and sInrans the eoeSio which ofea
81 all hours during The day.
Mrs " LEWIS HAS REMOVED TO cls SIXTH
Ivl avenue. NARG iRET LEWIS.
NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DIAL.
IN ers' Protective sociey.A special meeting Of ihe
above .oci.,y VII y held a. ielr rooms. 4 Ms.oaie H.l
lie and iis East Thiresnth street Tuesday evening
eeptsmter IN ~ O'Clock. Members will b. punctu4l NJ
attendance None admitted wthout ticket y rmuership
By order. THOMAS CA9rlS President
r. MclrLLorcH. Recording Secretary
ITO PAPER COLLAR MANUFACTURERS wEEr.
of tho viii be held fof the purpose of form
ipa 5lnalon protect and customers agslBat
She Union Psr-r Collar Company also " take into c0nsl
eyaon the bst means 70 compel hem 10 have he validity %
their tested In the United States courts 10 can be
proveA paper collars ada and sold IN the United
tAer ix2 1877 It also well known that hg dare
bring action against any who has means and
PLUCK n defend himself - their patents arc invalid
All paper collar Manufactures uo Connecied with lhe
vnlop Paper Collar Company invited attend The
nneeuns wif be held MdNDAY September a. al O'Clock
y. ~. ats W. " Wards, 3o7 broadway, Wee York.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A Young WOMAN WISHES To 90 ouT ny THI
N day % Size understands all kinds of family sew
ing cutting and fitting ladies' aud chtdren's clohing.
kewng Wheeler Wilson's and wilcox Gibbs machines
sewing taken IN.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A SITUATION WANTED BY AYoUSG GIRL, AsCHAI
II bernsd and waitress, chambcrnad and nursc CA
be seen a. M Sd ay betrces 3h and so sIs in the fnc
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
y good cook lanndress 10 private family good city
reference Call at 275 7h av., 2h 18th sts
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.



SITUATIONS wasTED-FEmaLEs
HousEKfErERs SITUATION wANrEp-py {
so,ar- as q experience 70 aFsi clasa hoie =
4ar ehis. FL iarn rsom would be- Wiling Y & ie NJ
Y sos"oeo "a aoa y 49,, for one week
HorsfEErVER SITUATION WANTED, ny LADY
wan las jnst lurned % the CITY has had the charge
Apy fr feuf ays = ~ Easi lih 49, beNean isi and 2d
Hor,EkEErgEs POSITION wASrED-E AZ
coupiioA aEc 81 testaoniAis COCA 81 sncanbraroe
woala rss4 soalh r. West Addrel' 4 Aiien station u
/ ,AuNDHrss ~, YouNa woNAs WISHES siru.
~ 1on - Nrst e,.a aundressi has lrst class sfso
can y seen = - " ia., over the shoe storn
MILLtSERY a COMPETENT Asp FxrEprFsCgp
W ady, fu, ab. ~ make nrat class rruch hoanesa sni
l,hmeSt ,Addres. .. Il n. 6or 40 lisri,id anee.
CTUArroNs WANTED rwo PRoIRsr Ar GIEI.s
- one A. chsinbefmaid and waitress t lake care ~
y refet'aee. gwen Apply a. No 10 Il sy 6s,sstr s,tS
SIruArtos wANTED--BY REsrEctABLE youSG
~ woman, ehamheripald aud searpatrsss e. -
peund waitress beat 81 city reference can t1 gsen -
~ asNo si1 oh ev.
SurNfIoN wASTED-By 4 PROTESTANT You're
= woman, chamberoaid and ncanftrsne o. would tase
take 81 chdreni good city reference. Can "
seen AZ z 5iaA. ior t"o days
Slrr ArIoNs wASrFD-BY Tw0 coon GIRLS; OsE
sSins ad onias @ az hu oher i. ei~iasssaald and %
re- ~ ehhmbsrnAd AMI me Sesher and .ronrr en Z.
i'o Wet lsh -, between IN AMI stb
ClruuIoy wASTED--BY 4 rIRsr CLASS THINNER
y an dlesemahcr ,apana 7, take saAfe .f Nofs ron
rans Naiacr icrad oaee
SrrrATIoS wANrEn-By cArAnig Yousa We
man 4 nl2n cook .nl . a.st y VT ..ae ~ ,d ifoninri
crTuArfoS wASTED-BY YousG HoWAs, As
Nt.ons maehne has The beat r. oiD e4slcaeea Gai al
-le Nsst JON .. near ~ a..
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A COSPETEST SEAMSTRESS WISHES 4 sITUA.
~ on by the day, week month; understands all kind,
~ family sewing; Wheesri& Wilson'S machines; good city
reference Gall address lS West 18th ST. 9TH
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GrRL WISHES A sITJA-
u toH as chambegmaid would do hous n small
family N he city Can ~ 5sg av, top door, front
Best oi rffosenccs
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A SITUATION WANTED ny RESPECTABLE
"A ysuns grl q DO general hoasework plain cooking
washing ani ironing has good city reference. Cali Tor
two day y Ltle l2th ST. between 9h and loth avs,
top door, front room.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 RESPECrABLE YOUNG ENGLISH WIDOW, AGED
y = years desires situation housekeeper For fur
ther particulars address VI. A., station q.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 YOUNG PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL, WISHES A
"A situation Durse and scamstress, In good family.
Call - 5stls sih av.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

DREssNsRER WISHES WORK BY THE DAY oI
n week Ia first class family Is competent 10
% dcs dresses and cloaks in tba latest style Call at Ia
Bowery, in the hoop skirt store.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

~ uon as sesmatress and chanbcTmaid waitress; IS
iuy competent for ether be hlyhly recommended
Gail 40 30 9TH ay bakery, of z7h a. Can be seen
until engaged.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A YoUR1 WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUATION AZ
"A chamhernsid and waitress; has lived with
srnies has The best u city refercu APIy ~ iB 25
st. ~ ~. ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
~ cook m private iemily thoroughly understands al
branches o. English cooking Ca at 222 T. 9th ST. bewee
ave. - and G.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
~ situation good plain coox; good Call
~ iith st., between tth and 9th
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
srruAT,Ns waNTED-rEmALEs.

A REsPEClBLE WOMAN WHO DOES WASHING
~ aud ifonifln her own home wishes some nice "a.e.
ihg can flute gloss ficry. Any person wishing buch
can e~l adds ~ note 10 CLARK 81 top door font
room. Mr., A. aihoilen
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

spKV Case, enclosing letters &c, addressed G. Vanderbilt
Jr The finder Will the above reward leaving II
TWENTY sixth
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
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REV ARDS.

0E REwARD.-LoST. AT NOON, 18TH INSTANT a
p small italian Greyhound drab color who spot on the
neck, with the hind leg 10 he OF
Prince. Whoever will the to r. Petts 40 East
Nineteenth street, Will receive the above reward
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 STEADY. COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS a Aslru
n tiOn cook In saall famlly vii asrs, " w va
Ing, has good city reference. CAN al n Wesl @tlh =,
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

lInEsFkEEFER SITUATION WANTED, ny a LADY
whH has Jnst returned % the CITY has had tho charge
II hrs rsts ~unnsf hote satisfactory reference gseu
Ay t4r auf days - ~ East sh A. bstwean is aud -
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

Srrt. ATOMS WANTED-bN TWO RIsPECTABLi
- Young rIa. onot washer hnh irOurr the utA,
eanbcfiid and waitsehf. 'Al ~ ~ Fpta street nyr
thc aery ttprf brooklyn, sfupt fp1f
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

StruA1ION wANTEp-Hf HfsrFcrAhLE WoSA1
- ana wash and ffNu has thr roa ~ c Frtrt
Can ~ ~ IN az. hrfuren i7thArd iNiA sts
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

II0tNEkIEPERa SITUATION wANfEu~pA 1
s01iarr sY nf experience In aFs eNss hOtri at p
lNAr cht4. FL Narn would ba wiling - - No
Nile 49,. ary 0f ucarga Inquire al 10 East sets
* 5ntmoct "a aud ~ avs, Tor Que week.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sIrUA.
~ tuu as good plain cook in u small family; has two
years city reference her place Call ai IL West
2Sth St. between 9th ay and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

~ sSTED--A sifrkfl0r ~ wEf NtNsp ~ -
w Mf@rfttir ulaFf#@ ~ Aaf fast hf 49,
oaa rrate. gM f4 "a - w.. ~. ~, ssssd ssf
haIaF
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

SITuAIfOS wANrED--BY RESI- EDtABLE NOuNG
- woman, ehamhrrnald and scAtnRtrshs ~.
perer,d Wrcsr, boet of city reference 1 gsrh
plg atAo. sIi OH
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
YORK.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

M1n REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED-FOR
NIO return Of the Fire Coat and Cap TO Robert Wrsy,
38 Lost at Thlrlys street
nre Friday evening last
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A SITUATION WANrED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WO,
n cook private family willing assist Ia the
washing roulng best ey references gwen. Call
90 West 27th st. for two days.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES SOME WASH
n ng and ironing can give good city references Apply
- 500 ilth ay., No. b.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL WISHES TO MEET
~ with situation chhTnDernAid and waitress T.
take Of chdren good cy reference Inquire at i3G
West Hth st, third floor, front room
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
n good plain cook; objection TO assist IN washing; hs,
me bts Of city reference Can be at 81 81 for
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A GOOD FAMILY ST RAMsFREss WISHES A sIfUA.
IA ton IN private famS; has knowledge Of hardre,a
ng no objection to little ehamherwork, wat on laay
has good city reference Can be for days at ~
West lgLh st.. beLMlen ILh and SUI avs.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sTTUA-
II iion IN private family good plain cook washer and
rener 70 do chamberwork aud 1ne washing Apply at
800 7h between 4st and s2d ats. City reference.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

IfTuATIoN WANTFn-By A CAPABLE 1OuaG we
- plain cook. sIl ~ ast u wNAinc 4d inDNtur
has The best ~ ely reference Cal at 4ti Wet bth ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

TWO GIRLS NASr5 lITCArOKn - TlE SANT
Il house go. saaAer anI iranfr, fhe Hflrr -
finad ana NraFsrs I'D essipNrnaall ant
gsgi ciy reference asi ~ at.. rqfusf tsl "a
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

S,fTu ATiOS WANT. 10y 4 YoUSg WOMAS, As
n Ard nurses III xad operator 1r Whetlrf
wi.0ns taaetne has ne beal ~ oil} .elaoaees E 81
ga West gbth st near 9lA
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

. RRSPECTAHLE YOUNg gfRL WAITS A ErruA
n ton thmrnheru4ld and 70 pest tn fhe mHehng 40
onlns. good cty rsfefesee Ctl faf assH y W So
lsih IT.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.

yXyANrFD-TrE ADDRESS OF A PASSENGER BI
w the scotia from Liverpool TO New York. who lost a
the wharf at Jersey City September In order that
\ may be forwarded to him. Address W. Prence,-2t3
Cana street.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A RPSPFCrABLR YOUSg ONT WISHES a sITrl
n tlna wash and iron small pf atr family
best ty rferncs from List plre s to fpf two dag
. 4 - West l2th -. near 5th
The New York herald., 1866-09-18
SITUATIONS wAvrGo-FEmALEs.

YOUNG LADY WISHES 70 SECURE slTUA-
n unn In dry goods trimming store; would take
charge o; and keep accounts would like situation "a
copyisi. Address Annie, box 100 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A NEAT, ;oMpETEST GIRL. WITH GOOD REFER
~ enc., situation good cook and 70 wash an'
iron cal 81 Ia isth - Se,taF IA ay.
The New York herald., 1866-09-18

A SITUATION WANrED-By A RESPECrABLk
Il yuang girl waitress apd DO plain sewing. good
city reference. Ca Il 37 S ga St. between 6h Az. and
broadway
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

q -
Reuben Neal is in command and Charley
schuitze and Harry w aifer are flef clerks.
Sheneeds no comm endhtion. I She aridlher
omsegs arg HHpssprpassaPle.siIviI E 10 asi
Eieanfngs frOm, our Exchanges. =
CrNcrNNATf.- The ic0nsme44ctqs 81 Thurs.
dag saysg .nolsGUsTeq nR9ITfA 9ht to
,xRsi Featber was cloudy and dnoAerate
night ThedmeseaEy ranged asSes dseT i
fee astStR Sg az Tiyer q tealipg
hours, VIII g FEET e sf ~ l5S sef
g1he ArG9naut was built at Riffsb drgsitt
m 6fIss' 1sO9 and 9w W ed BY Capt FL Rich
1atI he aH III shd oHes EPe es GPSiF
hh ssts ssse ~ ri IS iSr "a sssss
The tcwboat Pet etrsl No. aIsiT WIN liIg h aioa
the foot k9 klm street, eadahf 5 a. G sasIy
ggtH s s saSiR
eihsiBh aHfs s8 q eaa this sisysandd ii
.sIOe1sFfa n. aThee eodsSeso Sfbqsu YsaaSs
says: -----.-----.
sTheriyerwas swelnngesi6wiy 4asyssssn-
tRs ks1g Bal rHsE Ysser u ss ePs
head 81 the rails ana nine 1sg inebes 81 9e
land. The oweatheFywas m i'd and ci5uikI,
w i'm dns shesHi9meser at 49, at noon and
III apf hsss sss sSs9 9s sy taf Rilei
w sss IN the pass down the Indian nhute,ffr
ST: LOUIS The Democrat, Of ThursdavII
saTTssi s nl, sHobgLY, oil naI0Td .His9sI
Il th1roaghont yesterday land The previous
night and, no doubt; last night, too. Con-
seqnently lee In the river Is 10 ff1nedf-9l
mentto boats. There is no gorge this sidegI
10 Y supposed. ,thisstde Of 99iucg, whiehiisD
packet trade lis resumed. Tie river il EfjlIsl
taIling. heIdecline being slightly. checked
by the melting mood Of the WEATHER
5oas arel9ading. for Memphis, New OF,
leans, the Cumberland, White and Arkan-1
sas. and start out with as safe progpect as |
ever, There, is probably good six feet OF
water In the channel TO Cairo. BafaAsl can i
be safely handled again in the, river be-
low here, and some will be loaded today.
A reh,. N eV icIxers, mate of the Montana
Vas killed by Sam. COwan, on the Lily. at |
TUSCALOOSA, Ala a few days ago. TE0H 9Td
The La Crosse Republican of the 18th
nst., states that the ice stopped running on /
ne night frhe 10th lat That point and
a, = the mississippi A. closed for the VIM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

,W9kHE ADAMS EXPRESS C0MPA N.Y.
z n at its ,pficeo in Evansville, solicits q,
contlnuance of the patronage OF. the pub
Lie, referring to its superior facilities OF
transp0 rtati0n, its Fastd0Inestic an(tinter-f
national conn eeti ons, its prompt Hauidar.
ton of all losses, and its sterling iabilfty
Especial care taken in the collection 81
bills, Drafts, Notes. and the transp ortatiDBi
OF Money and Valuable Packages Tsza "a,
! Merchandise received for delivery on
proceeds returned promptly. zSsas9Iaals
Transport heavy and Light freights, pack
ages, and parcels as low as an other for.
WardprS!1 s7offff9a gam e NEW 3TGsH NGNfF y sd
Amy information In regard to the routes.4
DC, can be obtained at the ONCE, No. IS
SOUTH FIRST STREET (Chandierss
Block. T. GATHER AGENT
noy14 diff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

ftct with the Inovemeh or tlae AID
We have now -four packets in the crest
River Stradea. ...%The Phantorn dwaso d9l4c
wilma obig trip from the Tennesseet ana
the Liberty Mo. "a from. Memphis. "a but
neither had arrived ass we close t,lis, re-
poFtss The David White was also luesss E,,,
-asoes Heats Leaving TSs mar ,...,,.,,d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
MILLION DOiiax5k2

and Is an-AnqRfe gnarantee 70 the p6biio
of its responsibility. gAil LOSSES and darns
age OF property entrusted to our care VIII
pc promptly and elEitablW adjusted aTI'F
patronage 1.-THE publica Our rates are a.
t GS2n & th0se .2bny rsSPOpsfi6P9lsl
robust aw ,ssoRrR n twAsAALP RNs Asept.yisl
oFFICE-No. 4 First Street, asdi -.,o
novI3 dam Ns ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
Q 5A 'NhDnun fq2THEZIlnI~OaIAO or
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MERCHANTS Z UNION
-. yRbEIudr gT9xT-.ra0 on
Express Company

1T AK4NG9o PUT lrTHEIR t1REfT
- and great Through Lines ino perfec1
GeRefAh Express Business with the East.
w est, Southwest, and NorthWeetS lneludls
1Wng 6nss ear5ying aud soliciting al, Money
Our lines now opened embrace the routes
netESen-s New York. Boston. Philad elphia.
f 6pfielos Detroit, IN Cleveland 4 Cipeinnafl
Chen, ndjanapo oils, Terre 81 auto. St IorfE-
and al intermediate points, and are heinz
rapidly extended over all. the, routes q
s Ths capital thas p .sfsssawEn o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

GRAnAN's HAls PssrARAr1sxs The
attention Of the public is directed 10 the ad-
vsstisement Of the valuable preparation Of
Graham Brothsrs,-ths Hair Remover and
The H cir Dye. Numerous are hs sostzuns
Of this kind now before the public, but
having the assurance Of sons Of tlAlasgut
and best drug houses in the Nor,Awsst Of
ito geauiseusss, end knowing The propris>
tors to BE- men Of stability and worth, ~
havs no hesisas,cy = Recommending Il to
the public q one Of the very best prepara.
lions tiAt can posaibiy b ussd y isvigor.
ats and bsassify The hair. restore nassral
losks to bald hssds. and tssp the hair from
falling of q taruiss gray. Ths hair dys
is wonder il IT. way-turning The hair y
. teil1iaat blAsk Withest II ~ lest 10
Fpoieioe IL hssllh = discslssi1e The s1iu.
Thass szs Western pesp asasisos. aaA an
|slssasy thstosshly pspslasiss1. Can for Y
= directed ID adv9tiesoeat. Mr. Lsux,
he esaasesaly aesst 4 0sahsa Desa vill
= tssa isw days takiss orders fos
hses pn9eg1eeos.
- - = zf1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
Tns ne plus ultra Of hair dressing
Graham's Remover.

SsnIous AccipESr.-Mr. Zintner, wife 0
John Zintncr, who lives cut on the Hari>
son street road near Duck Creek, on
thursday last requested nsighbor whs
was coming in with . load Of grain to lei
her ride in on his wagon to town. The
request was grantad, and near Alling 1
Williams lumber yard, some part Of the
harness gave way. The gentleman was un.
sble TO hold or manage the horses; the n.
dy Vas dashed out-her dress becomina
entangled with the whesl, she vas dashed
around with considerable force several
times, the wheel passing over the right
limb, tearing loose some Of the muscles
from the thigh bo 10 and otherwise mutila-
ting tho limb badly both above and below
the knee joint. Mr.. Williams, who va
present, he'd the lady taken into his Office
aud her wounds dressed BY DR.. lies. The
Doctor thinks the symptoms more favorable
to-day than q any time sincs she was hurt
though she Is stiil in very critical condi.
tion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13


An OrrsAssoU NulsAxcs.-Without any
fear Of being contrsdicted, ~ declare thst
old dilapidatsd nest Of worn out, played
out, tumble down row Of pestilent rooks-
'ies which range slons the north side on
sssond street TO fasrand's Bloch. = nuisance
that has come to b PAST endurance. We
are insssaed that people living in the
neishborheed, and becoming alarmed at
the dire coneaeion which has been breeding
there and peisouing to death it, denizens,
have determined TO petition the City Coun-
Gil to have the offensive portions Of said
property declared nuisance and removed
from the contaminated soil whereon they
arc roising. Il is right. II ia there that
tie Asiatio cholera, that most terrible dis :
ease has found . foot hold in our city, and
already five victims have already been hur.
ried from thence to he grave. It 10 hor>
riblc affair, and one demanding prompt a.
tcntion, lest the contagiou spread, and our
iair city be shrouded in general mourning.
Mr.. Davenport, the proprietor Of the pest
houses 10 q man Of for une, abundantly
able to produce an entirely different state
Of affairs in that quarter. Can he hope to
avoid public censure by letting that nuis
ance remain unit! citizens are forced to
seek self protection! The lives Of
the people-our fathers, moth efe, fa,n>
lilies and friends arc every moment in
danger from this sink Of contagion and
death. Every moment the corsc 10 allow
I'd to remain is . high bid for the more
general ravsges Of cholera.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

Hoy DnOWnaD -nUnDgaeD.-Wo 1eosn
from our former fellow >citi1en, Jaeob Lit
zen, now . resident Of Rock Island, thae
bis son Herman. lad twelve years Of ase.
canc to his death Saturday aftsrneon, near
the ferry landing. in the fo!Ioyins hearts
resdiag aanass ns rslates that sesseal
small boys we're wading about 10 ths sAaf-
lev water bslsv The lending whss they
wsss jsinsd y . lasgsr sy y ~ ssss u
Dusling, Who eommsnesd pslliag IL bsys
into deeper wster and daekins thsa. He
csSght young Lisxsn. and hurryins hin out
into the stssam, told him be bed got 70
bsptizs him. The little fellow, unable to
swim, vas terribly frigh .ened, begged fran.
tisslly, promising his tormentor "qsar,
ter TO let him alone but hesdlsss Of #
fers, cries Or frantic entreatiss the brute
hurried the little fellow beyond bic ds0eh
dssksd him under, LET % Of him, nd came
away, leaving him 70 get out The best ny be
could. It vas soon noticed that the lad
could not help himself, but was drowning.
His father Vas sent for in haste, Who on Or.
riving st the spot, (being unable to swim
himself) begged and prayed ~ distracted
father would when = beloved child Wa
drowning in HE sight for soms one u
swim for him. Shortly young man made
the trial but vas unsuccessful. NJ. L.,
rushed to . Humber pile near BY, got plank,
upon which young man swan out to The
drowning boy, but alas. too lste-just on
arriving at the spot the little fellow clasped
his hands in agony shove his head, and
sank for The last time!
These arc the facts - related 70 % BY
NJ. Litzsn, and it i surely . most heart
fehding, most aggravated case.