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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-22
MOUNT LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE.

MOUNT LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE.
TETHE Exercises of this Institution will be resumed
u the First Monday of September next
under and most favorable auspices.
ACADEMIC BOARD:
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, President
Mrs NJ. d. LEE
MISS SALLIE J. BRANTLY,
MRS C0RNELlA COURTNEY
Miss BELLE MATHALL;
Mrs e. RICHARDSON, Matron.
Terms per Month-(Specie equivalent
Primary department Observation-Disclosures 90
Higher English ............. ~
Classical and scientific studies. ......... 90
Music and use of piano Observation-Disclosures. %
Modern languages, each. ............... 90
Board Observation-Disclosures II 90
Payment for board and tuition must be made in adj
vance Students should enter either at or before the
beginning of the next term. There will be deduc-
ton from the above rates except in of protracted
illness I. COURTNEY,
President Board Trustees.
c. G. TnURMoyD, Secretary and Treasurer.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-22
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE pFFICE.

OFFICE OVER 4. EA6LE I ~. =.
No. % Texas Street.
fE1HE undersigned offers his services p furnish em
4 ploymeut for aborers, 4rtlsaEs AMP mechanics.
For further pa-4cplars address, as a5oEei
ANDY CGRRIE,
aus2 GlnT No % Texas street, shreveport.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-08-22

MoxErARY-Gold, = @l40; silver, 1900 -; Mex.
lean dollars, a shade under gold Our bankers are
selling sight checks on New Orleans at 4 and New
York at ! get premium.
, 1866-07-03

than any other of the present Admins
traitors, and of bringing to a successful
issue, from his former connexion and
practical acquaintance with the DINNER
cial interests of the Canadas and British
North American Provinces, in promoting
the objects of the Commissioners, who
recently visited these Colonies, to esta-
blish closer relations of intercourse and
commerce between them and the British
West Indies, and to find in the one a
market for the productions Of the other.
1t was their personal acquaintance with
Mr.. Hincks and their knowledge Of his
ability in dealing with such questions
that FIRST carried the Commissioners 70
Georgetown, to take the benefit of his
counsel in submitting their project TO the
several Colonies; and we doubt not, if
any opportunity should offer during his
visit to England, and it should be deem
ed advisable to obtain the sanction Of
the Colonial Office for the passing of
measures, or otherwise giving encourage
ment to an object so much to the adj
vantage of all the Colonies, Mr.. Hincks
might be able to give ahelping hand, and
to render valuable service towards the
attainment of the end proposed, and that
he would do so with all that zeal and
earnestness of purpose which is so mark
ed a feature in his character.-Ibjd, June
10.
, 1866-07-03
Post Magazine g. Insurance Monitor, May 10.
FIRES, FIRE ENGINES, AND FIRE
BRIGADES.
(COntinued.)


AS q means of protection against the
numerous fatal accidents that occur from
the distension of female dress, the follow
ing recommendation is made
It is to be regretted that wire sparks
protectors, which also serve to keep the
dresses of females, and linen drying or
airing before the fire, from becoming
ignited, and sparks and particles of
burning fuel from coming into the room,
are not more extensively employed.
These are now made of an ornamental
character, can be quickly and easily
placed or removed, have considerable
strength when placed in position, and are
to be had at such a reasonable rate that
no house should be u%nptovided with one
for each fire place in use.
Next to the moral duty of taking
every p%recauUIOn against the occurrence
of fire, is the obligation Of seeking secu-
rity against its consequences by the rea-
DIV and inexpensive process of Insurance..
This obligation, however, is too fire.
quently neglected, from the Indifference
occasioned by past immunity. We re-
commend those of our readers who are
leaving their property uninsured, be-
cause IL has nC"ot y0V p0Cu ApooC W
any particular risk, to listen to what Mr..
Young has to say to them on the subject.
It is too much the custom TO remark
that 'we have never yet had a fire. and
therefore neglect to provide against the
chance of its occurring. Such a policy
as this cannot be too severely condemned
for it is too often the case that the i'll
effects of the neglect alluded to, mhen a
fire does occur extend to others who are
frequently i'll able to bear its ruinous
effects: but did they alone experience
its ravages to whose neglect the fire is
due, it would, as a rule, be admitted that
they justly deserved it, for neglecting to
provide against the evil day. The old
proverb about the pitcher and the we'll
should be occasionally called to mind by
all who have never had a fire.
, 1866-07-03

VFOLGE forestaaende Kongelige allernaa-
A digste Bevilling, indkaldes herved sub
poenG PrectuSi ct perpetmi ~siIentii, ALE og
Enhver som MATTE formene at have noget-
somhelst Krav eller Fordring imod Han
delshuset HEIsE, SCHMIDT & Co. saayel-
som imod sammes Participanter CARL
GEORGE HEIsE og HEINRICH ADoLPH
SCHMIDT, til linden den i Bevillingen fore
skrevne lids Forl6b med saadanne deres
Fordringer at fremkomme og samme at
anmelde og beviisliggj0re for Undertegne-
de her paa Stedet som Associe af nevnte
Handelshuus. So
ST. Thomas den 22de Maj 1866.
III. A. SCHMIDT.
, 1866-07-03

Reference is next made to that fruit
ful source Of fires, chimneys; and
means of prevention are suggested. With
respect TO gas, the use of Wrought-iron
pipes, or tubes is recommended in pre-
ference to soft metal, the melting of
which during a fire adds so much to the
mischief. It is rarely that the gas, under
such circumstances, can be cut Oft at a
point not likely to be reached by the
flames. To remedy this it is stated
that
Tt would be a very great and important
convenience in case of fire, If the service
pipes from the gas-mains were all fitted
with stop cocks, somewhere in the streets
so as to be easily accessible to the fire.
men, by means of which they could shut
off the gas from the meter, and thus do
away with the damage caused by the
melting Of the gas pipes allowing the gas
to escape, when it happens that the fire
has cut off access to the meter. Some
thing Of the kind is done in the City, and
there can be no doubt Of the benefits to
be derived from such an arrangement, as
each engineman or policeman might be
provided with a proper key for the pur-
pose, and the remedial measures could
be taken without delay.
AS respects safety, the claims Of gas to
public confidence are indisputable, No
sparks can by any possibility be diffused
by a gas light. The odour so peculiar to
coal gas is often urged as an objection to
its use, It's presence in an unburnt state
is thereby infalllbly indicated, and thus
fair warning is given that something is
wrong, A stronger ground of objection
would exist if it were entirely deprived
Of that odour. When gas escapes, open
the door and window Of the apartment,
search for the leak immediately-bm not
wiM u lighted candIe-and the escape
may be easily detected, and as easily rec
tilted.
1t is q condition accidental, not neces-
sary, to the use of gas, that it OCCASION
ally escapes when it is not required. In
that respect it resembles water, beer,
wine, and other liquids, for whose con
veyance and management pipes and stop
cocks are requisite. 1t is perfectly easy
to use gas in every apartment of a house
without its occasioning the least incon-
venience. Let there be ordinary care
Just as much as is exercised in perform
ing the commonest of household duties
and nothing more will be necessary.
ITO be continued.)
, 1866-07-03
CARL HATTENSEN.
BEVILLING

For Kj0bmand HEINRICH ADoLpH
SCHMIDT af st. Thomas til we'd
Proclama i Aviserne at indkalde
Handelshuset HEIsE, SCHMIDT &
Go. og sammes Participanters
Creditorer.
, 1866-07-03
VII CHRISTIAN dem NHENDE,

VI CHRISTIAN dem NAENDE,
If Guds Made Konge til Donmark, de
TENDERS og GotAers, Hertug til Stesrig,
HoJStecn, Stormarn, Ditmarskea, Lat
en5org Qg Gutenberg,
@dJ0RE v1rrER11Gr: At vi efter den
Ga af Berger og Kj6bmand HEINRICH
ADoLPH SCHMIDT, Associe at Handelshu-
set HEIsE, SCHMIDT & Go. at Wort Eiland
st. Thomas i Amerika, heron a%llerunder-
danigst giorte Assigning og Begjerlng,
allernaadigst have bevilget og tilladt,
saa og hermed beviIge og tillade, at
bemeldte Kj6bmand HEINRICH ADULPH
SCHMIDT we'd Proclama sub poen0 precJuSt
ct perpetuj %siIentii, med Aar og Days Var
sci i den Berlingske. politiske og Avertis-
sementstidende st. Croix Avjs og st.
Thom9 Ijdende, trende Gange efter him
anden, maa indkalde allie dem som forme-
ne sig at have Noget at fordre hos navnte
Handelsirma HEIsE, SCHMIDT & Co. saa-
velsom hos sammes Participanter CARL
GEORGE HEIsE og forn@ynte HEINRICH
ADOLPH SCHMIDT til med deres Paastand
at fremkomme Og saadant deres hayende
Kray linden foreskrevne lids Forl0b for
ovenn@ynte Ki6bmand HEINRICH ADOLPH
SCHMIDT at anmelde og beyiisliggj6re, dog
Umyndiges TiItalo / Fremtiden etter For
ordningen af code Februar 1717 forbehol-
den, og skal saadan IndkaldeIse ansees og
vere ligesaa gyldig som ON den var skeet
we'd Proclama efter Loyen dog skal dem
ne Vor allernaadigste Bevilling Ord til
andet ~indrykkes / fornaynte ofIentlige III
bender, SAINT leases for Vor Lands-O yerret
SAINT Hof- og Stadsret i Kj6benhavn, og
we'd Over og Underretterne i Wore dansk-
v~estindiske BesiddeIser, og skulle Bevil-
lingshaverne endyidere we're pligtig til at
lade denne Vor all~ernaadigste Bevilling
forevise i Wore Bogholdercontoirer i be-
meldte Besiddelser og derom erhverye
Attest, ola Proclama andet Fald like skal
ansees gjeldende imod Wore Fordringer og
andre Rettigheder.
Hvorefter de Vedkommende sig %allerun-
derdanigst have at rette og for Skade at
tage ware.
Under Wort KOmgeIige Sega.
e; H.: y
Efter Hans Kongelige Majestnts aller-
naadigste Befaling,
G0unernementet for de dansk- UeStindiSke
Ger, 81. CrotG den Tide Aiaj 1866.
W. BIRCH.
, 1866-07-03

Efter Hans Kongelige Majestets aller-
naadigste Befaling.
G~Ourernemeatet for de danSk-Uestindiske
Der, 81. CrojG den 17de Ma 1866.
w. BIRCH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take doec ofDr. Eastcrly Fnmily Pilis nnd wien
done operating, take DR.. Eaeterlys Fever and Aguc
Killer, dose as directed on the bottle every two
hours until nine doses have been aken in the absence
0ffever which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then TO prevent its return, take the
Aguc Killer three times day on the seventh. four
tcenh. twenty first ard twenty eighth days after tho
last chill and fever, and you will be PERMANENTLY
u you lind 1t TO be true, lell 1t to your friends.
u Price Of Ague Killer q .D per bottle Pills 30
cent? per box-4O pills in q box
81 Prepared and Sold by DR.. f. EASTERLY &
Co., No. ~ North Ffh street St. Louis, Mo-. and sold
q their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago Ill.
Sold by Druggists gennfally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine 10 pleasant and infalliblt
cure for Diarrhas, Dysentery, collie cho'|
era moebus, cramps Of spasms. Bow
complaints, and all arrangement Of ~
stomach and bowels. of children wtcn
TEETHING.
THIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND ryfAl.LI.
BILE Remedy hes tecn usea BY the moet Intelligent
and respectable families in g Gouh for the ast fif
tssn ysars In oil eases Of Dishse. Dysentcry aud
most speedy and efIectual MeSGne they have ever
used. Price. % cents Per bottle.
frepar.1 and cold BY d: 3. EAssFRLY = Co., No
Bganch Qtsss No, y 1adisos street Chicago, III.
toe mb ~ UsuGY1D0 goneGNy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

'hrrn Wright, descssbSd ~ dbsus -
,ses nlsh, WITH tight hair aAd asaadk whis~
NSss oa .Ae side Of his face, nose q ~
s.ln' s.c'e span Of horses nor NJ
Michel, .shshc1 county, iass SSSk i.soS
'4T's Z. 10Th sMs -,ss. :; =
A Congregational cAuseA ma s,...s..s
at Clinton % last fhssstsy week..
Ghs ssshodist socissy 4 Iasse,,a.,..
are sssctlel = new placs cf Weeakis n ~
expense - -.
sanes D .nshue, 10 shs s1uSIW-0 =.
Qaas essAAskeS 1t this plscS. ~ - m
lowa volunteers, kiB dio1 M, Sgsais~
wvtl4repprsg - cs0a - 49, -
she s%unary - the ieuo mo1f ehn ~
The. slsssaesd wss - = e z, 2fSS,
der, ara ~ ht1Aly set6onk8 ~
rades, WHO YouSA his Qatins 80
Since the sbanaum ~ = 5Spov 1Aro,sa
TIE exc. onss " - ftioog1a u hodv y
NJ Dsdears hae ~ iuooVc1DdL
Iowa pspses plsnoo - -Ss1n,, ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
BLOODY AFFAIR.
a HAN 0TADDRD AND SHOT
ny MIS- OWN MOTHER.
Arrest Or the 0alley Party.

Two beethess, BY The oaoe d Dennis and
Rebset 0hsan, residing mile and . quarter
iron ths village Of Sad SpsinnD. had Ter.
ribls saceuntef near the house Of the latter
% last Tussday svsning. From particulars
fusaishsd ~ 81 difisesat parties, " learn
thAt Dsnais 0hsan NJ q times addicted to
strong drink, end in The habit Of indulging
himself in regular spssse Of . weeks dura~
tien. On thees occasions he always mani
tested dangerous and hloedthirsty dispe-
sl1ioo, % o1eh 20 hat ~ was considered
lao1as By 0asy persons, and unable 10 q.
teud 10 bic own affairs.
Robert Shsan was appointed guardian Of
The psrsen and estate Of his brethss, which
created ill>fesling On The part Of the latter,
who rspsaAedly declared tkas he would have
reseaas, apd The 1i0lculty 10 supposed "a
have osiglnatsd from that circumstance
The melee eeeussea u small gfovs neas
Robert Shsan's houss. Dennis drew pie
tol ard firsd upsa Ais bsothss thfss o. fsul
tines, he ba1ls Uaeaiag thsou8h ths should'
o. b en upward direction, some Of then
hedging a9ainst the shoulder blade. Mo-
content With this, the fend drew . knife
end plungDd L into the aide Of HE beoshs,
thsee timso ed then Aed. Dr.. Cummiuel
was promptly On the spot, and dressed th(
wounds. which were very severe. but hopes
are entertained Of the patients recovery
Tho fisnd Dennis thseatened the life o.
Robcrt's wife, end she, nearly dad will
fright, jumped cut Of the window and mad
her escape TO one ofths nsighboes.
Yesterday morning Dennis Shean tool
The cars for Farley, intending to como 4
Dubuque. The neighborhood Was aroused
and upon his reaching the depot he VA
promptly arrested and taken back to SAINT
Springs, where he will be tried for BIZ
crime. On being arrested he took of hi
Wedding ring and handed Il 70 bystandcr
requesting him to send Il back 10 his wife
The citizens are naturally much excited
and the villain will probably DO honorc,
with long term in the penitentiary
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Al conservatives WHO hvor The integrity Of the
Unlor and tho equality Of tho Gtatce, arc invited 70
jcn L. ID an Effort to save the country from its pcrs.
i'm. ELLWO0D. Chairman.
pr- M,ss,s. Arm 1tth. 1900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Nav Yoag, March o., 1853.
Da. J. y. Scanxcx;
DnAs Dta - Gel Il . duty Owe 10 you and
I'll ~ ~ suffering under The disease kacwn -
eeassnpsion and liver complaint. W ~ then
kaow al hes great benefits have received from
yOnr Pulmoaic syrup and Asawesd TOaie In -
short time. ~ the blesaing OF God u he cur
~ staAensss 70 You = fellcvs: About eigh.
tssa months ego waa attacked with severe
eouGA. Esd II settled on my Lungs; I could not
ests3n anything | ~, and suffered with evening
tsvses and nig6t sassts. l was very much re-
~. hksvios ~ axis, ~ appetite eli gone, ana
snable 70 digest whasl did css bowels swollen.
irregular and cOstive. was very low spirited,
sad he'd such violent spells Of coughing when
lay down q night and when arose IN the morn
tAsa would 6s nsssly exhausted. and was cns're.
y usasle 70 lie on my LETT side. ! cannot de.
scribe ny wrseehed sufsrings a. ! would wish
70 do. Every organ In ny body WAS dissased OF
AseAngsd. such waa my eituatsOn ~ this time
80 wss cenaaed TO my I'D Rom she lsss o.
NJ she best u medical attendance tho whole q
~ aos. ny esueh - - worry bad Y fasksa
- very muen. d q THE time I raised . large
aaentl6y u thisk, yellow, eesnstve ma1tess some
t,a:s SltA blood. an9 y e Fsaetaliy eceo.ps..
1segss. A. Ne sius o. eo~shisg - ba1ly,
WeslA havs sAssp. sAsssiag palma in ny lsftSids
~ heost sightssWeeAa, an0 Soreness I'll through
~ wAsis chest; hsd nuch inward fever. pa,ns
= ~ ecck and sn!sr ~ shoulder blAds. and !.
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1Asy eaAd thas was past euse, aud that my lunke
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sss 80 = . .sss 2! a.yss..s e nsvs%os.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

Will Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague Intermittent and Rcsnittent Fcvcrs, and every
form Of Fever, incident TO to the West
This celebrated medicine has been nfcen years CO
tablshed in ST Louis, and ia universally known
throughout tho Mississippi Valley to be an lNFAL1A
BILE CURE for Ague aud Fever in all its forms Agne
and Fever sufferers, nallible prescription is here
psesented you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Good building lots in East Davsnport, hsvs
OF Davenport aud Rock Island. pficc 190oeoeh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

IS Good building lots in the city Of neck
Island, within five minutes walk Of the U. B.
Arsenal. Price from e0OO TO e160.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Out lots Of ten acres each, hslfmils from city
OF Rock island, on the Camden and Rock lslsnd
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit raising.
mael5 Apply to GEO. Il. DAvHNpOR1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23
Or. EAsrERLYS PAIN KILLER.

Are very mild and pleasant in their 9pcration
Yet more prompt and cAccfuaii cleansing the system
rom ell bilious putrd and irritating matter than ~
vas5ous othes pilh In general use. Iof LAvcf Com
plant and Dyspcpeia they arc really invalnanlc:-
These Pills arc P0RBLY VEGETABLE in their in
grsdients and viii be found much superior to oiheI
pulls b cure thc diseases incident 70 the WEST Fun
lilies ~ thcm. rl
~ Pfice % cents Per box. Forty Pills in box
Prepaid and sold by III. r. EASTERLY a
Co, No: 20 North fifh street, st. I0sis, No. sold
1t their Family Medicine Store No. - Madison street
CAicsgo, Ills. Fer sase By Druggists eenerally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

~. CAREBUsD
O o u q III B A L 8 A M
WIN Cuss CssgAa Cs,ds. AhAnA Cen.
sunption, DgSaskili., oDiooink e B1ood,
Paie Il IL So md Breast, Whoopine
CeoGh, CeeaA, ana - Diseases Of the
ThrSnG Oho6 - fnaGA sn:ss9'F
sru ~ pEAes, $500, - s1saasus ssusGy
/. - -. 5000 Sss e''s sfsA' 1'as 60
r.. CoE1et's Cough DGlDom,
rSh nstsca,s innsGsAs,v 0foFs ran COCOON,
s 800 "a 81 aI - - e e s rs, g
$50 IN dc1lt beset1fags al1ys ~ iFtatna q the
ILL., q fsiss..T 6sSss. ~
-. Carss.ss Ga ll.iss~
newer ~ y enc .csssAs m ta6Sh ! M a.ys
and ~ cleed thoa1lna upoa tneuIu1de - caees a
Coneunption sftef PhyslrD - N other renedies
ss ss.a n,'s sae iss ssss ss e e -; ~ a 81
4, B.1G1 lflS CasSsS dSuSS R1i6Ss, and
lahe noehaE -. rrce 75eents Fog 6sl 6gls: lsrEp
80 III y m !. rasskklS i
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

- go amer msaaay, Nay llsh.
m etesae 1ses WIN lssse 49, ~ Il Braay
etsXee ~ ~ o1eea, - feo0sNs:
~ y ~ La eooooesing M tt11o for Ful-
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hem v eevonee q ony cher foaesl Fssopoes.
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p4so e.goA ~ - -. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

SURE ROAD 10 FORTUNE.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

Lots with front On the n. . n. r Z. aA1
100 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines stfeets,
with frame Office and stable frse rate lscatie1
Tor lumber yard. .i W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-23

that Il readily cures the WORST WOUNDS on MAN
o. BEADT. Every family shosld keep n constantly
o. hand. Prce-J1 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY DR.. &. EAETERI.Y & Co. No.
% North Firth street. st. Louis, No. Seld at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. " Madison street,
Chicago III. For sale by Druggists generally.