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TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
COLI MAIL COU Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY THE 10Th OCTOBER 1866, noon at
IL o'clock, the Colonial Council held a meeting
extra ordinem. The members were present
with the exception Of the End member for
Christiansted's town (Pontavice), who was
reported sick, and the end member for Frede-
riksted's country district (Moore) at present
absent from the Island.
The minutes of the last meeting were read,
whereupon the Council proceeded to the order
of the day.
l, lst discussion of the Money Bill for repay
ment of the half of the export duty paid by
Messrs. Walker & Hill, Frederiksted, in
June 1865, on SO $50 glls. of molasses.
The 5th crown member (Walker) left the
Assembly during the discussion of the case.
His Excellency the. Governor referred to the
motives to the Money Bill and observed, that
the amount 1919 48c. would be paid out of the
amount of the opportunities for this year, and
not be posted in the budget as any special
item Of expenditure.
1t was unanimously agreed upon, that the
Money Bill be referred for the End discussion.
2, Agreement between the Government and the
proprietress- and the lessee of the Printing
Office of st. Croix concerning the payment
for printing for the public authorities.
The discussion of this case was held within
closed doors. It was referred for the End
discussion.
8, End discussion of the Money Bill for expen-
ses under the Budget, item D 2; Judiciary
and Police Department. 3o
Ax rE-E-,<a~x GE- etSF
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ST. @ OK A 5.
Gader, Bromide og Broer iByerne s26 90
Gaders og offent1ige Pladsers Be-
lysning ITO 90
$3.50 90

AT Gouverneuren var henstillet f6lgende
Endringsforslag
"Til Hestehold for den nuverende Qvar-
teerofficeer i Westend Qvarteer bevilges
SIG pr. Manned fra 1ste October d. A, at
hvorved Bevillingens samlede Bel6b bliver
$14O6."
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Rateliffe) udtalte sig for Endrings-
forslaget, og gjorde opn1arksom paa, at
den paagjeldende Qvarteer Officer er bosat
i Byen, og at Diet saaledes like Wide blive
noget Precedent med Hensyn til de andre
Qvarteer Oficerer, SAINT at Billighed talte
for Tilstaaelsen af den omhandlede Godt-
gj6relse saalenee Qvarteeroficeer -Forret-
ningerne MATTE overdrages til ham.
3die kongevalgte Medlem (DuBois) Wide
like udtale sig ON selve Forslaget, men
Wide kun gjore opmHrksom paa, at der
ere 7 andre Qvarteer Officer, som allie I'D
fore deres T%jeneste uden Godtgjorelse, og
han meente, at i Tilfelde cen af Qvarteer
Oficererne fix Godtgi6relse, MATTE man
vente Reclamation ON Diet samme fra de
andre. II saf
4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict percy bemarkede, at ON Qvarteer-
oficererne end ere bosatte paa Landet,
have de alligevel Udgifter til liver Hest
som de maae holde.
We'd Afstemning forkastedes Endrings-
forslaget med s Stemmer mod I.
Bevillingsforslaget ~vedtoges eenstemmi-
gen med IL Stemmer.
(Fortsettes.)
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Bevillingsforslaget vedtoges eenstemmi-
gen med IA Stemmer.
5, eden Behandling af Bevillingsforslag til
Budgettets Post D. 9. Veiv@senet, Ga
der m. m.
Bevillingsforslaget lyder saaledes:
Til Udgifter under Budgettet for Com
munen st. Croix for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1866 til Site Marts 1867 bevilges:
aader Post d. 8. Teiuesenet, GGder m. M.
Til Skrivematerialier til Qvarteer-
0facererne Observation-Disclosures % 90
Bidrag til Veireparationer...... $50 NO
Til Udgifter we'd Reparationer af
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$1SO3 90

The following amendment was entered by
the Governor:
"As additional pay allowed the Policeman
]. I. Hanson at Frederiksted personally, a 81
per month from LIST October this year. 1924 90
the total amount OF the grant will be 1897"
The Governor stated, that besides the here
proposed additional pay of 81 pr. month to
Policeman Hansen, there will be required an
increase to the amount of $12O entered in the
budget for salarying the policemen &c, which
amount was granted in the budget for 1866 ;
as part of the salary to an extra policeman at.
Frederlksted, who also acts as clerk to the
Town Judge and Policemaster there, but which
amount has been omitted in the budget for this
year. The requisite rectification will be pro-
posed at the final discussion of the budget.
The increase to the wages of the Isub-police-
men at Frederiksted, say 50 per month, as
mentioned at the lst discussion of the Money
Bill, can be effected without any augmentation
of the fixed amount, by the discontinuance of
the fee devolving to them for the release of
prisoners.
The lst member for Frederiksted's town
~(Sarauw) having offered some calculations re-
garding the fee devolving to the sub-police-
man mentioned by the Governor, the amend
ment was adopted unanimously with Ii
votes.
The Money Bill with the amendment was
also adopted with IS votes.
A, End discussion of the Money Bill for exgen.
ses under the Budget, item D7: Military
expenses. an
The Money Bill runs thus:
For defraying expenses under the Budget for
the Municipality of st. Croix for the financial
year from the 1st of April 1866 to the 31st of
March 1867, the following amounts are hereby
granted i
Special expenses not fixed s4r
For expenses for victualing non-commissionedc
officers and privates, calculated at. $1I ,4O1 90
Temporary addition of pay to nom
commissioned officers and p~rivates 1864 90
Hospital expenses ............. 2,116 90
For Medicine ................ 1,079 90
Articles of ammunition and other
inventory 2,7I2 90
Purchase of horses ............. $50 90
Fodder for horses and other requi. :
sites for the stall ......... 2,063 90
Servants wages at the hospital. 80. 4SO< 90
Remuneration for transport of mill .
tary patients and of articles of
provision &C., between Frederik-
sted and Kingshill ............ 28s 90
Lighting Materials ........ S87 90
Uncertain Expenses ....... eos 90
$22,998 90
The Money Bill was adopted unanimously
with IA votes.
s, End discussion of the Money Bill for expen-
ses under the Budget, item D 8: Road De-,
partment, Streets &c.
The Money Bills runs thus: h
For defraying expenses under the Budget for
the Municipality of st. Croix for the financial
year from the 1st Of April 1866 to the 31st Of
, 1866-11-30
ne 768 90
Til Uniformer for Politibetjente. !245 90
Forskjellige mindre Udgifter we'd
Politikamrene ............. 400 90
$19O3 90
s1sO3 90

Endringsforslag:
"Til ct personligt L6nningstill@g til Po-
litibetjent ]. P. Hansen i Frederiksted af
81 pr. Manned fra 1ste October d. A. at
regne, bevilges 1914 90
hvorved Beyillingens samlede Belob bliver
$1S27.
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at der for
uden Diet her foreslaaede personlige Tillag
at 81 pr. Md. til ~Politibetjent Hansen, vii
behoves en- For6gelse at Diet i Budgettet til
Looming af Politibetjente M. m. opf6rte
Bel6b med $3.50, der blev t~ilstaaet i Bud
gettet for 1866 som Andeel at Lon
ming til en- Extrabetient i Frederiksted, der
tillige err Contoirist we'd Underdommer- og
Politimester Embedet sammesteds, men
we'd en- Oversigt err blevet udeladt i Bud
getudkastet for iaar. Den fornodne Berig-
tigelse vii blive foreslaaet we'd Budgettets
endelige Behandling. Den under 1ste Be-
handling at Bevillingsforslaget omhandlede
Forh0ielse af L6nningen for tvende Under
betjente j Frederiksted med SO m%aanedlig,
vii kunne skee uden Forogelse i Diet nor
merede Bel6b, imod at den dem hidtil TIL
staaede Sportel we'd Rangers Relaxation
oph6rer.
Efterat 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
BY (Sarauw) havde meddeelt nogle OPP
lysninger med Hensyn til den at Gouver-
neuren ber6rte Sportel til Underbetjente-
ne, vedtoges Endringsforslaget eenstem-
migen med Is Stemmer.
Bevillingsforslaget med den vedtagne
Endring vedtoges ligeledes med r3 Stem
mer.
A., 2den B~ehandling af Bevilingsforslag til
Udgifter under Budgettets Post D. 7.
Militairudgifter. Bevillingforslaget lyder
saaledes
Til Udgifter under Budgettet for Com
munen st. Croix for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1866 til Bite Marts 1867 bevilges:
S@rlige like normerede Udgifter:
Underklassernes Menage, an
slaaet til........---......$11,4O1 90
Midlertidigt Dyrtidstillag til
Underklasserne ........... 1864 90
Hospitals OF Extrapleie. 800. 2,116 90
Medicinpenge. 1,O79 90
Artilleri-, Ammunitions- og an
Dire Inventariesager.. ---. 2,71e 90
Anskaffelsen af Heste. ...... $50 so
Fourage og Staldreqvisiter. 2,0S3 90
Tyendeleie we'd Hospitalerne. $50 90
Godtgjorelse for Transporter
imellem Frederiksted og
Kingshill 28s 90
Belysning. 1877 90
Ubestemte Udgifter. ........ 2OS 90
$23,99s 80
MEs .et E-Ha
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The Bill II thus :

For defraying expenses under the Budget for
the Municipality Of st. Croix for the financial
year from the 1st Of April 1866 to the 3lst of
March 1867, the following amounts are hereby
granted:
sub Item D 2. The Judiciary and Police
Department.
Addition to the amount $4,000 calculated for
defraying travelling expenses to Lawyers in
public suits and for translation of documents
In such suits 70 90
Citerers 800 90
Wages to Nightguards in both towns 76S 90
For Uniforms for the Policemen -. 245 90
Various minor expenses at the Police
Offices 400 90
$1SO3 90
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ydVTNELAND.


D WIN EL.AND.
EARN AND FRUIT LANDS, 10 I ., 6s ;cd
dsIphls, ~ Railroad, In New Jersey. on the zane
limo OF lstItuds ~ baltimore, Nd. 10. .li.al
!. The soil 10 rich end productive, vaaying rom
slsy Y sandy loan. :Ss!: fS5 whsa TS Ia
yrsst' frsG sosstrr.i Five hvudrsd vineysnis and
Orchards have been planted out BY experienced
fruit Erows GrsPea Peaches fsi a. .I pro- Of
the most beautiful places In the Cnitsd state
The entire Territory, consisting Of hity square
miles OF land, IL laid out upon general system OF
settlers with provIsios Cor public sdornmeat The
place, on account VI lis great beauty, ss veil %
other advantages, has become hs rssorf " people
Of tssis, H. has Increased Eve thousand people
schools, Academies, societies Of Art ssd Learning.
and other elsmsnts Of reinsmsnt aud snlturs hare
been Intrvduosd. lIupdIeds of people aIu een-
:ssF re- s 81 .s r.
lots and upwards, SIS per sore. Five and ton acre
and Village l..ts for sale. BOD. rL- a.,
trict than In any other locality nerth ofNorfolh,
Va. Improved placer Tor sale. 49,.
Openings fJr 40 jnls VI business, Lumber Yards.
Peunaries, StOrct, and the IKE snd
s' e., d is S-r 70 .,rss h...h
climate, and good evil. IN q county beautifully
improved. sL0undins In fruits. aud possessing AL
other social privileges. In the heart OF oivisAtion
ne,.srs answered and THE vinsland Rural, pa.
per giving full Information. and containing reports
of Soioy kobinson; ssnt 20 sppllesIe. I -
Address ClIAs X. Ian MS, Viaelsnd =. o. Ian.
dis T, wnshIp.. New Jersey, ,,.,.r -o.
From r,S5ff Of So,on Ro,in.or, Agrieunsrai Ed
.or Of LAs TJisassr"R i.Drs sf ~ rett srtss..ss
fssisle Tracts, n m ahWoss HreI posiiss 80 sstsa.
bis eonditi.. 70, yi.e'ar, (a,g,ng iAaf re LsSs %
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF YORK. 80 ~ = '.~'. NO
CorurY rasAsussaS OvricE,l
Alfred, sept. ". ls6e.
II hsrssy puslish sks fstloslns itsI esataisi n.
the skyrsests smoaas OF eosts allowed In eseh cas'
Of Criminal pfosscutioss ~ the County Commis'
slonera Cosrt bsguu and holden q Aiff~d, within
and 10, the cvsaty Of roth, on The Second Tues
day OF April tsss. 1 F.H ..s
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NERVOUSNESS.

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purgcs TIE sys-
tenn entirely nom all the evfi elects OF MERCURY
rcnevhs The Bed brestas ru@S ~ WSl JOINTS
to produce. It hsrdens spongy Gums, and secsres
the Tssth ~ firmly - sves.is rriva!ai '.'f
q CONSTITUTION rrFE sYrsuP
er,dc.,es root and branch. al Eruptive Diseases Of
sAe stin me- -DlT' fu & .''hH"f0 ~ ~
. -, ULCERS. rixrLEs, BLorcHEs.
and all Other dicurcs Of this kind. vhieh % mach
d,aeurs the Outward appearance Of both maies and
fem.ic., oten making them Gsgusting sttsek to
thsmseivss ~ thsir fhsndA II boz HTiir
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p.si.s..n,eaM.I, So.siisao.

.t,H Satestea May ~, tooo'-5m
mis- Il an article Tor washing without ruhhIng,
except In very dirtys places. which will require
very slight rub, and unlike other prepAfation
Cared for . like purpose. WILL nor NOT IHs
or,iinsry pSs6ds. a1hOS The war and tear. '"
I, removes grease spots IS 4 BY m.sic, and
' 4S: ps@a:. Ssp.rss n-h
chemical science. and upon proeess peculiar H.
been In use iSr more than ycsf. and has proved
itself an universal fhyo,iie whersyeri hss, bssn
Ss ;ia.,n A- ~, 1s 'dyaa'A-s' e',lp'd are the
on .: :s.s. e; sssss:.' Of .p usually used
ave: most q .hs labor q rubbing, tpa ye"
..Also. for slssnIsg windows ~ b. uasuspsFSl
With one ,9ssItsr he une and labor ssusily
so5 s His.. =
Quircd except 70 ottsn he Rowtlss.. ~ 'scsr,
l., DireetiOns With ssch pAe kAxs.t-I 80 81 sTluE
And can be rssdly spllrsshstsd hyR single Rlal.
The cost of wsshng for . tssily 81 I've - aAspsr
sons III not s.Sssl .nS y. az. ,;y,,,,.
shat many useless compounds kavs heed tusv~duc
cd ~ the public which have rotted the cloth, OF
failed IN reileviae the dir. but kUeSing the IN
trnsie excelleuce OF this article. they confidently
wsclsssitIAsi bsing ida pted n mees & dsIaand
which has long e1lstsd, and which has heretofore
rsmAined unsappred.
~ slSvrlcrusrp mr.
uOWEl e. STEVENS.
2eo, Observation-Disclosures
rorsais by dtooers aad Dealers everywhere.
..gsy, yJmtO I,TyJqIU UT-TGg
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srnhfp@AtiMk
pIar1 sIu 10 H1GdHA

yIc,a ati 1,dmsmgI lIiw -1,bs,r ~"
81 Ia I.ipgnG1 oJi ui Lahsibluq 90 'i'..'"
,l,ooR 10 .ni1ys -',bnk Oh o'ng1ila1 ."
.pd ,di lls0 -, ruiEurI nat' 'oH .t611 ~
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LEGAL
state Of Maine. y

COUNTY OF YORK. 49,.
am, csus.y T.s. ..s , Sss'cs
A.,Shs sas,,sh he isiisssas iiss, eeutaisins The
aggregate AIsount VI eost Ailousd W eeoe esse y.
Criminai prc-seutions 1t the Saprems Judicial
court, begun and hsldso % Aifred, within and Tor
M. u.so,y OF Yosh, on The Third rus.dsy Of May,
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CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRUP
,li CURES ALL SWELLING OF TIE GLANDS.
ether orthe rscs Neck, or femse Breast, md should
Be tsfsn ~ soon o. the swelling 10 deoed, shssprc
venting their BREAKING, and protseisg trososssome
Disshargtag Sores, which disagsrs % nany o. Tho
younger portion Of the community nom six v twcnr
years Of age. Young children are very subject TO Dis
charges non the Ears which depends spoa sero'u'
ious constitution. These esses soou recover ~ tanng
few doses Of tns Lin Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

The feet western Union al erlo-
C.pt. John Smith, leaves this d.;,v :,
Z A. NJ. and 4 r. NJ. for port Nron -.
Meeting with trains for all Nhern .nd
Northeastern points. Fare th1 Ii to nu.
buque, only two dollars.
The new and elegant stca !. CIV y,
Kei,hsburg, Capt. J. W. Cam, }, viii do
mart for Fort Madison ani srmed;.,. !.
points, making close and sure nnections
for St. Louis, 1t s o'clock TO N bw morn~
jng. Lemuel Parkhurst in Il ice, II. N.
Prettymsp, Agent.
The Davenport and Dubuqu acket Bill
Henderson, Capt. McGowin. Robson.
viii depart for Dubuque and points 10.
morre 4 morning at Z O'Clock. palm pas
sage through to Dubuque g. NJ. Pret.
lyman, agent.
The splendid Northern line fkct Cana.
da. Capt. Hill, Clerk Larinf will leave
this port for St. Louis to-uot~.
We learn from the Quincy "a Of yes.
tcrday that the Lucy Bertranln her up
trip from St. Louis on Sund' hst, when
near Louisiana, disabled her board en-
sine, knocking out the aft c,(iar heads
and breaking tho cross head the con-
fusion caused among he passsers BY the
accident, one man jumped apoard and
swan to the island, whence Twas subs
sequcntly taken by the Lucy Awl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

Tue COMING Scorr OeuxrY FAiR.-Ar
fangsAents are rapidly being made to reh
dsr the coming Annual Fair . success wor
thy Of our city and connty. No effort viii
bs spared TO incrtass .sAs lit Of attraction.
over that Of lasty The gentlemen nov
10 shaegs Of nattsrs. taking advantage o.
. considerable sspssiesss u the past, will
make -6vssy change denasded BY the plea
sure Of " public, and every reasonable id
ditisn. For rsassns sufacisntly clear 10 all
the nsw fsir Srounds will not be called into
ssquisitlen dueihs he psesest year. but the
old gresuds will b used ~ in times past.
10 regard - ~ ailsndancs, ~ cannot now
ealeulaes, bsI-as ~ Ashibisisss Of stock,
and everything else Of interest promise to
b. very crs(hatiA " sll esured that a
god tArs cut will not b lacking. After
having iulslged h iaaomssabls feses as to
The sssfstg Of ths ossps, It ssyps tkAt' Prov
iasust has ssSo q this cut pr.isiss shall
yield 6ssalseusly, sAd - Vie stsukelss now
fsnsseins and hnrssi.s into life iu Europe
will fusalah an active market foe N er.in.
shee eaa b raiesd, Il ssshs sminsntly ap !.
peefsiaas that sss -firmses should turn out
N ~ssss, aftee fhsif hhpes ahall have been
sons'edsd. and enjoy short ssasoa o. re.
essasies that viii prove ~ iatsrssting .s Ia
etructiss. Asoooa aaUs I'm tearnd ..i,i,, ).
iaees ID ssgssd = the various sxhio,t oss
end assussnsnts Which wil charac,,ri,e
TIE escasiou. We will hasten to 10y ,aec
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

m Tsousls. little srsan grinder N
the employ Il Kisg Hirau is sadly worried
q the uapasr In which things arc shaping
10 this community, and being unable to
grab any straw Of sufficient magnitude to
loat bic drowning hopes, strives to find
ssnfcrt in venting bis harmless wrath upon
the writer Of on article which appeared in
ysstsrday evenings issue Of this paper
Wers II necessary 70 would state that
nothing eentsined In that article vas writ
IN with The view Of pleasing the ear OF
tickling the fancy Of the editor Of the Cd
sstes. The truths therein given are alto
esthsr w. wholesome 10 agree with his po-
litinl bowels, and the only way hs finds to
snsvsr them IL to attack some gar
b,s1 pansr,phs taken from the
DsnocaAr years ago. What that
has TO do with the writer Of
The article in yesterdays DExocRAr.
v,th ths Maine Liquor Law, or with the
anli>Mains Law resolutions passed At the
late meeting Of the leading Germans Of this
city . few days ago. is more than wc or any
othss naa, can determine. What this OF
that man may or may not have said one,
TIVE. or three jean ago, in this or any other
paper, relative to drafting or being drafted,
- subject 50 strongly foreign to the prcs>
snt shaping Of events, that it is scarcely
worth . breath Of time to mention it. The
fact is, that "somebody's hurt." and at q
very tender point. We have no word Of
consolation to offer the afflicted organ grind>
er on this occasion. What he can't cure he
must rake up Sufficient fossitudc to endure,
Or s,ss 50 ander With his Maine Law pet
Try again" yourself; there's nothing
like it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

ADJOURNED MsEfiNa.
CouHciL CHANBER, July IL, 1866.
AID. Andresscn offered the following res
Oluti0ns:
Resolved, That the City Clerk be directed
to copy al such portions Of the city records
0rdinancss and resolutions of the City
Council q may be required to be done BY
Judge Dillon In the course OF his work in
revising the ordinances OF the city.
Also, that the other officers Of the city in.
cluding the Mayor and Aldermen be re.
queste1 70 aid The said revision by furnish.
ing information respecting the defects and
Omi.sions In the existing ordinances.
Aid. Andressen offered the following res.
0lution:
Kssolssi, That the Wharf Master he and
Is hereby Instructed to present to the City
Council specified written monthly report
Of all the business pertaining to his Office.
Adopted.
Ald. Andressen offered the following reso-
luton:
ResJsad, That the Ordinance Committee
be and b heschy instructed to report at the
next meeting OF the City Council an orlii-
nance requiring all hotel runners to pay 10
the city proper license also requiring I'll
transient travellers selling goods. &C., to pro.
cuEe license and that the same are pro.
hibitcd from selling any goods or articles
Of merchandise before such license is pro-
cured.
Referred to Committee on Ordinances.
Aid. Andfcsscn offered the following reso-
luton:
Rsseleea, That Street Commissioner, E.
W. Baker. be allowed for the present year
the same percentage on poll tax as was al
lowed him for the year 1865.
Aid. McNeil offered the following rcsolu
tion:
Rsso,ud. Thst the City Marshal be in.
structed TO open the street known as Col
lege street, leading from Bridge Avcnuc 70
College Avenue in east Davenport.
The above to be done under the direction
Of the City Attorney. Adopted.
Aid. Seymour offered the following rcso.
lution:
Rssplcsd, That the City Engineer in con
nection with Grade Committee be and is
hereby instructed to establish the grade OF
Locust street from Harrison street 70 Farnam
stTee1, aod also 70 establish the street lines
between said points, and to report the same
at next meeting OF City Council.
On motion, w. p. Campbell was allowed
70 address the Council in reference to the
resolution and In opposition thereto.
The resOlusion was adopted.
Aid. Seymour offered the following rcso
luton:
RSsolcedt That the Street Commissioner
be inslsuceed to lay Rock crossing on Bra
dy dreet, south 6de Locust Also Rock
crossing on Brady street, north side Of Fif
teenth street.
Referred to Street Committee.
ton:
ResolNd, That the Street Commissioner
lay stone cIOesing across Rock Island
street on the South sidc Of Second street
and extend the cutters 12 feet further South,
at the eald street
Referred ~ Street Committee.
On motion the Council adjourned.
d. B. NASH, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

A CONVENTION or THE DEMOCRACY OF
a the eecond Cu4ueoioaal Distyic0 Of Iowa. 70
hereby called at DsWrT. on TnrnDAY the 2cth day
Of July next, at II O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate Can
didate bs Congress-
Ratio Of Representative: one delegate for every
ono hundred votes cast for Thomas Il. benton for
0ovesnor, at the election In 1885, and for every
fraction over dfty.
An persons who favor the integrity Of the Union
and the equality Of the States Invited to partic
pate in tho County Convention
EDWARD II. TliAYER, Muscatinc County,
WM. r. EDGAR Cedar County,
d. N. RICHARDSON, Scott County,
w. II. BCCnANMAN, Clinton County,
y. W. DCNHAM, Linn County,
j. l. SiIEEAN, Jones County.
wM. GRAHAM, Jackson County,
C0mmiifcA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

AL RsHrsD.-Ths nov .sloees IN L.
Claire Row now being fitted sp by NJ. .vislsI
are I'll rested sss bssiassA 81 Willie scss.
pisd 4 ths earliest day pess;ble. ,The, tsns
ants afs . iSllows Cetnss slsssty 1gessss.
Dixea 1 c., ise whalssalu cod selel ~
goods busissss; ths sseend stsrs, by ~
firm. The third stors by Mn. AeCsllsagA
and Mics Dasnsy. for - ,sxtsnsits millin@
ssy sGess. ~ fourth By Ratsabssk Z o.,
jewellers, The Afth By J. Q. Ssshsy 1t ftuil
and notion store, and the sixtA Neosss.
Moro I Stssr win ssespy fsss nsvs, fssii
and Notion dspst. & - II +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-13

TAKES 10 CnicA0o.-rrank Masss. ~
csnsly from Monmouth, Ill.,, vas taken 70
Chicago on Tuesday last, and placed in
jail, in obedience to orders lfom Ne Unitsd
States Marshal. Il will Be rsssylsctsd that
Mason was arrested 10 Rock lsland, abesa
week ago for attempting - psss . eeun .
terfsit $50 United States soapsssd istssssG
note. and after hearing was bessd ssse
fsr his appearaDss st NJ nsxt tesn ~ lAs
U. s. Circuit Court, in the sun Of n, 800,
which he couldn't raise, These counter
felt $50 bills are becoming quite uuuss~
Gus througheut the Northvsse. w nsar
Of them beng o6tsed, q bsisg passsd. il
every direction. both in eitisa ed country.
Bssiosss snsn viii Do veil 10 kssp . hssu
lockout for then.