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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

EXTENSION notice that Cox i
Humphrey have extended their business
TO terra frma, or, in other words, they
have opened a Forwarding and Commits
sion house at No. z Water street, where
they design carrying on business in con-
nection with their wharf boat. Captain
Cox will conduct the business at the
boat, and Mr.. Humphrey viii be found
at the store, as above named. They are
business men of long experience, and
are well known to shippers in South In
diana, and the West. and up and down
the river. Their friends will find them
as accommodating as ever, and as faith.
full and reliable in the transaction of
business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

City and State.

p@- The friends of the Mission Sabbath
School have been holding meetings to
prepare the way for the construction Of
a commodicus building for the accom-
mediation of all the children who may
desire to attend such an institution.
Subscription papers will probably be
circulating next week for stock in this
praiseworthy enterprise. The known
energy of those having the matter in
charge, induces the belief that not many
months will pass away before the thing
will be accomplished. It would be bene-
fetal to an extent that no one can now
realize.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
- The people in New Albany hay

~ The people in New Albany have
originated some sort of system by and
through which to help the poor of that
city. A great deal has been said about
some sort of q plan in this city that
would result in concert of action on the
part of those who could give for that
purpose, but as yet we have not learned
that any particular system has been
adopted. Certainly there are many
who need assistance, and among the
many there be not few who have been
reduced to want ny the loss of q brother
or father whose life was sacrificed on
the altar of his country. Verify, as one
said few days ago, 1--WE are in debt
and must not repudiate, AT least we
ought not to do so.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

TEARING AwAY.--An old building in
rear of the Crescent City Hotel is being
torn away, for the purpose, we are in
formed, Of enlraging and improving the
Hotel. These were a lot of old crazy
buildings that ought long since to have
been torn away, and we hope now that
something substantial will take the place
of those removed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

DS The auction sale of staple dry
goods, at Elliott's store on Main Street,
is drawing crowded houses. Yesterday
the attendance was beyond the capacity
Of the house, and the bidding was spirit
ed. Goods are going cheap. To-day
the sale will continue, and we presume
the crowds will be as large as on. any
former occasion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

e@ The Sullivan Democrat furnishes
information that some parties at that
place propose to commence sinking a
shaft forseoal oil, about a mile east of
that place, this week. 1t is confidently
expected that oil in large quantities viii
be found at depth Of rs feet Some
good may yet "come out of Nazareth. !"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

s@ Pawnbroker's sale Of unredeem-
ed pledges at auction on Saturday, the
9th of January, 1866, lin front of the
old auction room, Of the following NAM
ed articles, viz; 3 gold watches, s silver
watches, l gold chain, ] silver butter
dish, set of teaspoons, 2 revolvers, l
rife carpet, pair of bed blankets a
coverlet, lFlot Of clothing, coats pants
vests, shirts, &c. E...--ss.ss,,s,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

J6siAti BhoFA ~>WE lesfred last eSehs
Ing, from gentleman just FROM sid |
Warrick, that considerable excitement |
exists in the usually quiet village of
Boonville. Some time since we pub
lished the fact that the worthy individu-
al whose name hsads this article, who
was formerly the Democratic Treasurer
of Warrick county, had proved default
err. 1t now turns out that the defalca-
ton amounts to the moderate little sum
Of $9,625 IS. That we think will do
pretty well for county Treasurer.
Brown has been running at large since
the defalcation, and was not disturbed
till day before yesterday. One OF his
securities commenced proceedings
against him, and in due course of
time had him arrested and brought
before magistrate. His attorney waiv-
ed an examination, and demanded that
the bail of his client be fixed at once.
After considerable circumlocution, the
Justice of til. Peace announced that he
would fix the bail at $500 His bonds
men became clamorous, and insisted that
it was not quite. enough to cover the
defalcation At length it was agreed to
tx the bail at $1,000, which seemed to
satisfy his sureties, and accordingly this
truly distinguished individual, in compa-
ny with his guard, started in search Of
some one to 20 on dis bond for his
prompt appearance at court. Up the
street, and down the street, here and
there, high and low, they searched for
some one who would have compassion
on victim to "fanatical prescription
but no such person was to- be found.
| Night was coming on, and it was pref
| ty eyidentythat he was doomed to take
up his lodgings with the County jailor.
1t was time Of fearful import with the
prosecuted man, and with his political
friends, who seemed not to be able to
comprehend the situation" The joke
was about to be carried too far, and a
faithful servant of time honored par
ty was about to be iucarcerated in pria-
on, whose greatest fault was that he had
loved party and money mot wisely, but
too we'll. At length, some Republic
cans, seeing the distress amongst the
faithful, volunteered to stand guard ovei
Mr.. B. till morning. Accordingly he
was handed over to those gentlemen
who guarded him most faithfully till the
next morning, when he Immediately pro
cee5ed in search of friend, and wat
still in search of one at the time our In
formant left. What the result was, we
are unable to tell, but will wal. anxious
Iy for further information on the subject
1t looks hard that one who has spentthi
prime of his life in the service of hil
party should be SO signally deserted il
the hour of trouble. aaa19l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

p@- Our fslIow-citizen, Hon. John G.
Davis, says the Wabash Espress, re-
ceiyed another paralytic stroke yester-
day, and we learn slight hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery.
Mr.. Davis died on Thursday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

s1 Mrs. c. A. Frazier1 l3S1 Main
street, has rooms for few more board
ers. A lady and gentleman can obtain
boarding rand lodging BY calling imme-
diatefy lkelA&E Fts~kA ~ ~ 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

WANrFD-To hire good girl to do
general homework. Apply immediate-
ly at the corner of Sixth and Chestnut
Streets. sa 4taa i'-s = as2 jan16d3t..s + I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Quick and Sure Cure
ATTENTION.!
ENGINEERING & SURVEYING.

EN- III ~ n Eh1NO q. DO N V z 1Nds
HNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO IN
L FORM The public that he Is now prepared to
do Engineering and surveying. Also all kinds
of plating, draw ghting and designing. Allwork
within city limits made .Ofkeial. .4ksss Z,
janis I'm &. III. WEhTZ, City Engineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

The majority Of the California Legis-
lature are in favor Of still conducting
business on q specie paying business.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

Hr VIM. C. Turnock & s. P.
Schwing, having opened a Gas Fitting
shop in the Steam Engine House, on
Second Street, wouldtenderthei thhnks
to their numerous friends for former
patronage, and soliei. ceniinuance of
the same. Gas Fixtures for sale. Re-
pairs done promptly. jan20dlw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
AUCTION.
Auction Sale Of Valuable Real
TO CONTRACTORS.

Paving Of the City Wharf -
THE OOMEON COUNCIL or THE CITY
i Of Evanssills vii. receive sealed proposals.
until January, goth, 1865, for peying the City
Wharf. ~ &. et
Bidders are requested to indicate In their
proposals the quantity Of paving In square yards
which they propose to do.
.Ridders are also requested to state the names OF
Il II surities. SPECIFICATIONS may be seen at this
ofEce. A. n. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, Ian. 10, 1866. janl7 lot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

RECEPTION 120th Indiana had
q reception and dinner at the Soldiers
Home, Wednesday, being addressed by
Colonel Trusler, in the absence of Gov
ernor Baker, and Brevet Brigadier Gen.
eral Kise About half the regiment
was present, the others having been
paid off and gone home. We give the
following memoranda of the service
rendered by the 10th:
The I20th was recruited in the First,
Second and Third Congressional Dis
tricts, and organized at Indianapolis, on
the 9th of March, 1864 On the 18th
of March, the regimen left for Nash
vile, and after a fortnight preparation,
took up the line of march for Charles:
ton, Tennessee. The troops accom-
plished the march in twenty days, and
went into camp on the Oath of April.
On the Sd of May the Twenty-Third
Army Corps, of which the 10th was g
member, marched forth on the nemora--
BILE Atlanta campaign.
1t participated in the fight at Rocky
Face, gallantly sustaining the reputation
of Indiana soldiers. From Rocky Face
It marched through Snake Greek Gap to
Resaca, where it was engaged for two
days. 1t was engaged again at Dallas.
1t was also at Pine Mountain and in the
ever memorable siege of Kenesaw Noun
tain. The regiment accompanied Gen.
sherman to Atlanta, bearing an honora-
Bile part in the movements which pre-
ceded the fall OF that stronghold. From
Atlanta the, 120th returned to Nashville,
proceeding from that point to Washing
ton, Newborn, Goldsboro and Raleigh,
at which point it has been stationed up
to the time of its muster ont, The regi-
ment leaves the service with good
record for bravery, discipline, and sol
dierly bearing, se4e ~ II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

aThsl the frlsnaa 81 Mr, duldeh
ahd hls exeeilehs Company may kho~
how he and they are appreciated in the
city of Terre Haute, we copy this notice
of the Peep O'Day from the Wabash
cypress: - 50
PEEP O'DAY-Ths success Of this
drama is beyond that Of any piece that
has ever been presented in this city. For
three nights Bowling Hall has held
large audiences, and the manager is
10th to withdraw piece so attractive.
1t will be presented to night for posihve-
IL the last time. ! - ~ u ~ 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

SPEAKER CoLFAx. A RADICAL CANDI-
DATE FOR THE Presidency 1T is charged
by certain uncharitable people that
Speaker Colfax made his late speech as
bid for the Presidency. A'Washing-
ton correspondent writes:
"Speaker Colfax looms up as the Re-
publican candidate for the next Presi:
dency. He iisregarded BY the leaders
as the most available and popular man
of the party, and. would be IA strong
candidate Indianapolis Herald.
| The Copperheads are worrying them
selves about Speaker Colfax, as much as
they do about President Johnson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Amusenents.

Stuart & Towards Variety Troupe
open this evening in Masonic Hall.
This troupe is composed of twelve per-
formers, all of. whom are said to. be ex-
cellent in their particular departments.
Connected with the troupe is Mr. L1LLI-
PUTlAN KING, one of the most diminu-
tive and best shaped dwarfs we ever saw,
who will appear in connection with Miss
Carrie Howard, the world renowned
comediene. This king of the LiIliputs
is near II years old, and is only 22inches
high, and weighs 1sI pounds. He has
played very successful engagement at
Barnum's Museum, in New York, and
was regarded as the greatest living Gu
riosity in the line of dwarfs. Tom
Thumb, himself, WI are informed, yields
the palm to Mr.. King.
This distinguished prodigy viii take
an active part in the performances on
Saturday evening. Among other char
acters, he will represent the Drunk
ards Frolick," which he does as large
as life and twice as natural Mr.. King
will hardly fail to interest all who attend
the opening night of the Variety Troupe.
Masonic Hall will be made comfortable
and pleasant, and all who go on Satur.
day evening may expect to enjoy them,
selves.
We did not witness Mr.. Hardy won-
derful performance last night, butsre
informed that his exhibition was quite q
treat. He gives one more entertain
ment tonight Do not forget Mr.. Hardy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
Notice Of Appointment as Admin
.ESsHs iNtFaf0r ANllt4 81 y

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN undeFsigaed has been appointed Admtnistra-
tor Of the estate Of. William McCutchan, late Of
Van dsrburgh county, deceased. Said estate is
supposed TO be soly6nf. AZ ssTl 1TAa Z ~
ds30-w2w JOHN WHITEHEAD, Admir-.
I -. l. ~. n -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
WHARF BOATS.
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable City Property at Public

50 ttat4 20 A. 0uCt1OM. it
IiHE CITY OF EVANSVILLE WILL SELL
at Public Auction on the premises, on Sat-
urday, the 10th Gay OF February, 1885, the follow
ing real estate, viz
The Engine House and Lot Of ground situate on
Second street, between Main and Locust streets.
The Lot Ia 20 by IS feet more or less. Possession
given on the 10th day Of August, 1856
TERMS-One-third part Of the purchase mon-
ey payable on the day Of sale, ons-third in six
mon this, and the remaining third part In twelve
tbs from the day Of sale, with interest on the
last payment, from August 10th until paid.
Also sight lots Of ground in Huston's .Ad-
dition, on the corner Of Second and Division
206 feet on Division street. Possession given i'm
mediately. Termss one third cash, and the rest
due In six and tEssve months, with interest from
by mortgage. Sale to commence at the Engine
House at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
By order Of the Common Council.
U nion copyl jaiSts. w. BAKER, Mayor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
OYSTERS.

OYsTERs, OYSTERS 80 GASES COVE oYs.
" TIERS, just received and for sale at red uced
oc22 .-..- s., q No. so Water street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
MEDICAL.

nR.7 WHITM0RE's TELE9RAPH- PILLS
IL for Liver Complaints, Bilious Disord. rs,
Jaundice, Rhsumatism,i Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Eruptiops upon the skin. and especially all i'm
puritles of the Blood. For sale by II. W. Cloud
Co, Evansville, Ind. 3. Macready & Co.,
Wholesale Depot, Cincinnati. 90 iapls-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
For Sale, At . Bargain,
FOR RENT.

EoR BEET-HOUsES--one Brick House, with
Il sir rooma-fSo0; A1W8 JtEf IA
Two neat Cottages, at SIS each per month.
Il quire of A. JOHNSON,
dec27 diff Thru street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
EssfeaI fTuaiBesS

S9r Two good girls Wanted 1t the
Journal Bindery, Steady employment
and good wages will be given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO

leaving Evansville at 2: 80, p NJ, make close con.
nection with the o. &. NJ. r. B. at ilcennes
arrive at St. Louis at l. 30 A. NJ, and at Cairo al
$3.50, A. M. So VI b st &&448s8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

bOATs LEAVlNSl 10 DAG ~ o
The Rose Hite viii be the regular
packet for Louisville to-day The Rose
is-a splendid boat and is differed by
courteous gentlemen, who will spare no
pains to make passengers comfortable.
If you desire nice trip, quick, safe.
and pleasant, by all means. secure a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20

FOR SALE.

NEW GUNEIES AVERAGE FOUR HUN
IN DRIED and fifty pounds to the bAle) q. the
lowest Cash priSA BAIRD a START.
jsuaoa - - = = = - -
1--WE HUNDRED BARRELS GOOD SUPER
IL FINE Flour, just received and for sale as
the lowest market price.
jsn20tf r BAIRD a STAkr.
1n0 TONS PRIME TIMOTHY HAY IN
1NJO Store aud for sale by Cox HUMPHREY
No. Water street, at the harf-bost.s
Janis
A FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES, rs
N aces of which are cleared; 10 situated ON
the Ohio River, about eight miles above Smith
land. For further particulars enquire Of
JAal7 = RI ga0.. Duse UeHET co.
II II I'LL u @ 80, - s.
A RARGE FIRE-PRooF SAFE FOR SALE.
n Enquire Of W. H EILMAN.
janis Nv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-20
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RI.

FROM vIscESxEs.
+ 9IJa q 8ha Going Eass. Going Wea
MAiI 1 ~ O'oo n
Express 30 600AM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

A CeAnsSDABln ExsssrBms.-wc hear
t',st the pupils Of the stems Schssl House
are entering upon ths pc ,jscs q psseuring
snusieal iso ssost Zoe their baihing,
aud. 10 aeesnp,i.A t. sss ssailing thsu>
selve- the litssal p position = the edit
Or the Littls Csspsrai, vis: Thos ~ two
hsndfsd suessGb9s u ~ segulas m (el
cach) be win send, q premiun, Parlor
Organ. FIVE octave. new style With double
blowsrs. Kull swell. two stops, waluot case
price $3.50.
We most heartily commend the enterprise,
not only on account Of the school which
viii get the pr mium but in behalf Of every
oos aud girl Who may thus Lscoms . sub
scribsr and reader Of tAs paper. No juve-
nile paper that We have ever seen has been
so highly praised by the Press.
The Pittsburgh CAriseias Advoeate says
"The best paper for children. published in
this great country Of ours, is The Little Cor
poral. II is gem in the catalogue Of month.
lies"
Forney's Philadelphia Daily Press says Of
it: "rhc Little Corporal 10 destined to Dc.
come the great children's paper Of Amer.
ics"
Il a'ways excel. every child's paper that
~ know ofin tnis country.-OAiecgO Ere-
ming Journal.
The Little Corporal 10 conducted with .
grea. deal Of tact, taste and csrs.-1Ae
Nation
II should be in every household.-N. Y.
Teacher.
Subscription Lists will be circulated by
the children to-morro s, aud We would say
to all--subscrite. Ifyou have no children
TO read il, give dollar and have copy
sent to tie Orphans II ,me
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

1.a10enmna's 0pec10c fer 0heu.
snnse~sn, 0oas. ana Near01gia.
DIR. McAiuriay was Assistant Surgeon U.
S. A.. during the late war, and had charge
Of the Military Hospital in st. Louis. where
no had On opportunity to test the Specific
in all the forms Of Rheumatism and Neural.
gia. Please notice what hc says
Sr. Loris, July 20th, 1866.
JNo. II. BLOOD, Esq -Dedr Sir II em
brace the present occasion, TO thank you for
the donation OF six dozen bottles Of Lallc-
nand's Specific for the benefit o, sick SOL
diers. After becoming acqusintcd with the
ingredients did not hesitate n moment TO
give Il fair trial. The result surprised
and pleased nae. In every case OF chronic
rheumatism its effects were pcrccptible in
thirty hours, and it invariably cured the pa.
tient. have had large number of cases
Of rheumatic opthalmia while attending in
the military hospitals Of St. Louis, many Of
which had bee treated by eminent occu-
lists without success. In private practice I
have proven its wonderful power in the
above named diseases. | regard it a. the
Great Medicine for those diseases, ind 90
not hesitate to recommend it to tho public.
WV. A. NJ IMuRRAr, N. d.,
Late Acting Assistant Surgeon, U. $. A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
For sale.

a pain Oy GOOD HORSES AND LIGHT
n Carr:aee. Double and Single Harness :
Both boraes hive single, one nne riding hofs
for : Ladv both good travellers. Also good
Cow ana Cslf. Apply at Sargent Place. on bra
dv and streets. SAMUEL kObSi"1
ia SWANS vrGETARLs Has 1Aln
invariably restores grey hair 70 its Frisi-
MI color uirhou, staining the Fin Or
clAh,ns. !, leaves the most -. dead
and\cri.p hair, soft, moist ~ ssess1'
canerA 1. % curl. and keeps Il 7ias place.
while promotes its sro"s and pre-
sen,s its Mailing q;
II eostd . ,e,h,r oil y s'7 Aoi
NumeroA preparations oil. alcohol
and .ulphol\p., been lined upoa he
public, and Ming total failed 70 give
saiissac.ion, IN lnannf surers have d.
ser-edly como n Iricf
Dr. Swain var III his Vegetable Balm
to accomplish all he claims for it, and
authorize. Sis ascn refund the sosey
wherever IL faiis saEv satisfaction.
1t 10 .. eu.it = aud ssisatihe
preparation, pr,l Fed bN Lc distilation Of
rare and frac.ar{Asseis, hioh readers il
not only the b reaewcr a the world.
~ makes i. krticuiarly y fssAh's -
HAIR dressing 10 both old 4 young,
~lals iss liq IA purity aud as sder are
Il sticking dsstrast with the ssty nix
ssrss ssus y -.
The pro- (ric.or has letters from MY sf
the most distinguished as well = fsshf fss-
bic p,oe. jadses, clsfsymss, isvy
phyasd - spsra sisgevN assresssa a
cerifjlas 70 The remarkable virtues q
poSr ,eteef dealr srg 80 - : . as.
d ~ ~ - ~ ~ escd oaf dsi4f % go ~
tf6f NV halr. Seod mf N0.
ESr keir dge9inas eeissi f0r No = =. 80
e n. swain, proprietor. NO. 81 SOL" W
fer sls s. Ill ~ wlso'saa's drssslss
= C0l04Dn e~a E Nh t
aAasisvsX sTAs1s.i iwhslesals ed sssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
) DAVENPORT, IOWA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1868.

allowed until the let day Of June. 1857. 70
remove sll obstruct,ons assd. BY him on Lo
Gust street, near Marquette street, was grant
"a.
Petition of James N. Dalsell and John
Dalzeil. asking extension Of time until May
let, 1881. vit6in which to SsmOve certain
ohoerucfions 70 Locust street, st Faruam
street., Wos Gluuted.
The City Attorney TO whom was reierrcll
The matter Of The item Of Revenue tax IN me
bill Of the Gas Company presented st the
lass meeting. Reported In favor Of paying
the saune.
TIE Street Commissioners Report wee A.
lowed 10 the aggregate amount OF $l03s.7o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

A. C. FuLroN offers for sale large dwell
ing in good order street and sidewalks
paved. Also the entire block Of ground on
Fifteenth and Ripley streets, and six splen>
did lots for dwellings near Nt. Ida College,
and the new school house. noy9.d2t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Fcr g. Louis, tomorrow morning. the
splendid passenger packet Minnesota, Cant,
toin hi'i. Clerk Chas. Carr II. For fieieh,
OF passage apply on beard, or to r. N. Pret.
lyman, agent.
Ine esecanf steamer Canada, Capt. Hin.
Clerk LaniUg. leaves ,his po,e ~ "a p.,i .i
and all intermediate po;nts. q r,cssc. ..~s ~
n'ng q 2 oclock. For freight or passage
apply on d ard Or to R. n. Prestymsn. Al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Printing, the ''ar. pressrvativc Of oil
arts" has found no more efficient ass lstant
than the "Eclectic Cleanser" Il cleans
type and rollers with ~onderful quickness
snd thoroughness, leaving no dregs Or scdi>
nen'. ~ IL the case with every other com>
pound yet tried.
Sold BY ali druggists and grocers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
Finc Farm f>r Sele.

0Kg HUNDRHU AND NINETY AORB0 or
~ Land, more o. lsss, situate I've miles abevs
Davenport, On the river reaA. snewn % the -
cirs Moas farm, 10 o1ereA 1er sale. u eontains
- asrss Of exesllsat meadow, - esssa sf0essure
So acrs1 tilling. end the remaindse 6se unhsr
land. There Q . good ftane hosie. ftsme basn,
and young orchard q 80 choice trees tws live
streams q s0naiae waeGe, twelve neeGf failisg
springs. we'll u 1as va1sr, asd hyara1s
thsssee Alss vsia u eeel ever tWe. 5ses 10
Dedee oe rses limoseeoe.
His fsrn . iaprsvsd. tsss u - vsll
suited fSr stses rsasisg thc ess:ss se.ss e
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