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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
@ebr. WiaiuS II. Dunber'S.
Demtibe 8anf
Wi((ius Bros. e. Dun6ar,

Wi((ius BroS. & Dun6ar,
st. paul @innn{pta.
@ir absrnetmsn hi. 8sIcrsung aass suT
8ansfa&SsbSrisen @sI&aftt, uns apar srssaSs'
peife:
1. Mnnabme BON DeppTten.
G5eleer, uelde bel unS beppnirt wereen. itben
iebtr,ejt. pbue pprte.iae SineieunA 3ur Serfu8'
una Scr Dsppnenten sir seIimmtsS stt bel llns
nieSeratleate @elrtr pereitsn tpir6 Yrra:nt Snts'
u6sn.
2. @eles WediI.
Gols. @itter uns fret1es @tnAssn 81 nfen h"s
serlaufen mir 0etS gum GagsS.0purie-
3. Mnfauf unp 8ertauf pom Mc6leln,
0cn auteu8 ausuiers ,Girmsn aNseeitrQteWrt
fl fUuneu tsi unS jsterseit in @sle NmSswanssi1
tperbeu. al. -,
Qouis, GbteaAp, Milpau!ce ". /. ~, irwts aNl
bic Observation-Disclosures DsutIhlane'S, Sransresas
unt s,r S9wsis, uns tralFrs" mir II. u. an
iulsenes Ylays GurppaS:
Mussburs, 8alel Berlin Brsusn, eals1
&pblenh @Sln, 6rantfurt q. ~, Se'ps
ala, 2snepu Maunbeim, Wlinssen.
Narubers, Strasturs, StuttsartS r"r
@ien, ,c.
A. Ginsisbuns non 0sleeIn:
Sir beIprsen has GpQstttrsn oen sfe'F" INNS
@dulsSb.inen ausr Mrt. GrbIdaftsn ": !. ~
ia auen Iheilen Gurepas Nno eer Ners!aI9ss"
5tant,u. Da,u nforecrli@e pap!srs, MS Ssa-
namtsu, Ber;i1neitunss nEtunssn, seesta'
iaeinc K fsrtisen mir ieltlt, untsr VasaH1ssHHs
ssr Rettsaultistsit, al unp hslusssn ee seniH'
lariib, BsalaubisunS eerislts1.
Den Gesenmsrtb aasr surd ms III Gayspa
,iuanpatuen pesr bsi unfrrsn OerttSsn epIIsl'
ssnssnten fir unlsrs &etnHns scpen'rtsH sA'
ssr aaslen nir bic. IN 0rls aus.
5. MuS;ablIns poa Oeloern.
DEN Gesrwwer!b Se1 Seifagen. ns!sSs nas
,um 2pedt Der gus3abluns !" Ssni,siah0 pos'
ssr s6wsi, auYsrtreIt psrsen, lalen m'f rth,
ielba III een ent!essNlsn Srslhatten wphnsnesn
GmrfGuaeu fpNsnfrsiin'S 9atS !saesn haHten'
usm uulsrs Wuitrasseter bic AuitsInssN ss!,s''
beu {. 3. bsi uus III @mpfans nsbsnea.
6. Ierteuf Ypn Ya1aas : Sdslhe1
,ur ueteriabrt spu Bremen, pan,tnIg UNI "
Ssr,roI mad Sew : 2Jurs per Sesslls'H pc
SamSftppt. lutpieS nlanb~ YaNGsel@e'ns sur:hsll
xnr Mew.gprf bis ct. pGul III n'ser'8'tei
Y,filsn.
ir isssm Sbeil. hes Staates, @ntaut hna Sss
iauf 0runesissntbur, sssen SOn1n,'lFen &C. 'e
8. @ereinietesS taeten SoneS
alter art ais 5-2Osr, 1O>lOsr uaS 7>oosr TAU
i'm uup ssrtauisn mir sunt Sasss'eoIfls
G5etriper @tliuS un1 Ounsa:.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
Wftnneapplis paug-ToctprY
SD babe fets an 5ans zine soae Qrguabl en-,
0ebartetem 9uBzStabl
beutibeu gtabl:6reu:nanoen

beutiben Stabl:&reu;pauaeu,
bic i'd a!s fir jebe Dirt 8pbeu taualid oarartir,
80 sebe bas @ele 3urad uno ertatt. hi.
5ransportantsfsa fur iseea pfus, tsr niat se,
Bill entfpriat.
SSpreat eetdais'i sO:, ebs Sbr f9nepo tastt.
NsParetursn prompt anssfertist unb teiu.
5aplung bfa1ipruat TO bic Arbsit ni1t b.
~ Wereta:t uab @efaafnsfaI:
l.Sttabe. gum @9ilp beg groBen pRues,
Ese. MQs Arten S9aufsl. uuo Brsapfpa,
tar Yrairielans sprratbia.
n3b5-1i s.. e Merrine
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
Gbas. u. %ein3e,
ot1erifanlider, fran35Flbsr uno ceut|asr
Runf<GDnbitDr,

gridssbausf Trpntfrabe. apii@en hem Rasfs.o
uns 9liftpu 5au5, Uiar tato.
9a1'oler in TancY uno Stausea Ganey,
,.,JrI9ttn. Runsn, &C.,
eaf slslgfaas lttts oprratbts cine CUTE gustpakl
9aIanterie., 8ur3sn unb 6pielpaareu,
mulitaild.n Snarumenteu ss.
talt Gin pcuFdubises Gage. BON @roc.rits
uno 2ol3paaren, unb bat frsben bplYbauss
eraderma4intn erbalten, nit bensu u
Gao game Winneiota.S bal nit fril@m @radt.s
Ill berleben beabihtiat. &
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Oret Rinber BON elmer bentf@en
Mutter erfidt. Tolaem he's
4s4SI!aE Got teriefpiel8. -

&SOW *. pIeclnet St~0tlDn6b0ule tpurs
be-, fofcrt Yoli3tf1en mad BEN S4auplobe
bes trauri8eu @orfo1ss gel4tdt, ippte
bic Aer3te 2emis Suitb nnb Mobert
Stepart befelt. an ben &ineern alIe
m58li&tn 8elebunas<@ erlu@e 3u mas
den. alSI bteit miblunaen ,paren, lent>
ten lfte ibr: Aufmertlau1feit ouf bic frau.
pel&e aumdlis wisber CUR 8eGnnng &C.,
bradt wurpe.
Die tobten Sinoer tru9.ns Tire beten
An3a8e. ibr 9oar mar eetdmut unp ie
tpaterl ,pie 3ur 8eRaitunA aue0eIe0t.
Na@ eert &eibe laoen bte unlhnlei9.n
Opfer ba, taB IS jepsun tlar l@isn. ME
oon. her Mutter pie 8.aulenbafte 9bat nit
psul9sr usberle8une besansen ieis mube
| t.. i rsg.rga84 zg zz1ela 7fq q
Dte drSlide unterludnus aeiete tetne
Spureu BON Sit unp feline 9~eupalttbdtiee
Sopesart.. 9luf pelae @eiie bas @eib
tbre 8tneer etfidt bat, bleibt 10 lanee Elm
@ebetmnt6, b'S Is lelta par1ter Nus=
tunft 3u seben i'm Stance it. 6ie iebt
1T bic M6rberin gu ldwa&, um auf ibr
8eteute Tra9ea su anlpprten 3
5obn.> Der dl1eNe Rnob,. uurpe am
Samiao Mbsnpe, 5 Ilbr npd inielenb
auf cer Stroge ofleben. Die unnotirli<
@e Wutter lteat IN fortmabrenpen& raups
fen, Sic 1T rs Sabre alt unp ppn an
aenebmem aeuseru. SIR Mat,n. 9obn
Sdab, MAJ In rem ,arfen oe,ooen y. botte
de NIT per dlteaeu Iodter biilIos ,uriid.
aelalen, Nr,b nabm Id perWerls5enen
an, iebt: nit ibr in eb,lihem Wtrbdltni6
unp 4, oebor linn mi !0n:ben. gis
Shab ,urGdfebrte. fanp od;iihe Sren.
nuna matt. Gr perbeirotbste fi& mi,p.r<
UNI, Notb }blp@ ieppd mitGrneaine feine
Gle unb felt isnsr aett purre aus rtr
frlber fparIon1en Nrou cine leirenidofufs
de Qottertsipielerir. Sep.n 1nuer Ser,
bienten Dollar tbres ,,peiten Monnts
trus fe IN BE Qotterietidetlop,n. auf bas
arpBe Qpos boffinr. Mor einin,n Soo,,
aab ibr Der @atte 500 ,ur Bs,abluua Sts
@rpter8 unb Bdders.
sic taYfte fir tos @elp uieberuu,
Faere Mit:ea unp 60 tam III eirtll b.ftis
gen Muftritt, nobel lie (i@ NIT ber. Qnoe
au f&uben luhte. pas Ne boe WeIb ef,en,
Nahbar oelieben bobe. melh,n, ,in Mf.,n
perredt fti. S,tt Gntptduna bfeSer lin,
uabrbeft mar - i,hr n%i,h.r"enrnd' !, T.
teu,pcrdreut Mobn1nn npfbra%ts e. : &.
eut{tBltde $50.
@dtrenb Der trourioen .ari.osiohr.
tat pa6 Qotteriepiel IN Sem 9lorf mil
mebr I'M, fth oeartffen ols ie,unor. ST.
1900 Y,liep,Sbops uat,fbalten cine
arn1ee BON u1inceRens 5000 iooenonnten
9odD5QeIn, ueIhe tard tootdolihe g.,
mime hl,nn,n Nv :, E,,,nn q ..n.IsA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
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Saf= nnb 8parbim8=&au
Wu1uff Gnbp

Main.@traBf unpeit tes rYrbIit @artrt,"
Minneapolis, Minnelota,
Der 1nter;eidntte 1T fets uurbertitet. bic be;
ibna eintebrenpeu rertben @die nrb Acio1uofr
nit pprtreTfidsmGiid unb aneeusbmeu gseis ~
nerieben.-git Gubrwsrten Rei|enbe fnten fir
ibre 5bisrs in ausse;sidneter @taauns has teas
unterfpmmen. NuauR grh,
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Sic 8raueret
ln Sic Tar,ner
AA1pn Carer Counts rao r1uoeoeut

Der
p1rtmddret un6 Sfenfprr
beg 1nter3ei&neten entbGIt bic bette 4uspob
npa Oetem Der nenefen une bewdbrtshsu RuRf1
tupie part uno Blt9paaren aQer Art.
Spbn Guni.
noZ9 Gaser. Drink.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
Sen. GuSreba.
Der GARNER @tprf

Der @tprr
bon
- m. 6Ittf6fa,
Carver, Carer County, Minus>
tn sptale BON 9etn6 6arb,pare<G tprt.
;rtbdlteiue Auspabl spn
Glen W11ren, @9ubeH unk
@ttefeln,
4rpnif1pneu, 4biefp ,c. &c.
Naes tpoblfeil unb ssn oeler AuaIitGt, Rprn.
unb prufet, ttr uerbet mpbI bebient rerteu.
H. Die b6@fen Yreife 1erben teabIt fl,
@aiaen, 0erfe NIB pafer.
0 Nm. @1ttfah.
NORTH WESTERN HOTEL.
@inneupelis, Minu.fcto.
Die llnter3eidueten empfsbIen itr MN n
npeleitseri@tetss. nabe bel ben GaQeu uub ben
,,Gabriftl, am Rad-sooe-D Depot In Minnsasslis
'eslesensS Sat unb 8sarbiuebaus ben, aeebrtsn
publifum iiterbaupt unb BEN Neifeuben ssm
obstn Mtnne(Dtatbale insbefpueere, MI btu1 m.
raertsn. bab Ne etnent Sebeu quite. prpmbte mi
bulge Dseisnuns 3uV@ern.
Ntan aeael.
Z. Huppert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10
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0terte StraEe.

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ct. paul, Winneiuta, bat an. Sprteu Brrs,,
9roders une ALIEN has Sad etuiGIagsateu N1..
tel ieber WnrGeuf rif& aebaffn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10

OF. 1N. st. patte,fon,
3abnar3t,
3. Gtrase, neben Or. S1eworts Apotbets
st. VauI. @inn.>
uasiest 3abn-O ptrationen 5@mer1lus uub biuia
uno ibernimmt has Ginfeben tInjtliher 3abus
.xr beden Befriebigung. 311-1u
k Oeutfbe Mpptbeft
. ISL Ar. IS. :. HtIIn,
ID Gbemtfer unb D,uain #,
t. Antbsny= 9trabe, api1@en Mmerieau- uu
@insIsw- 9ruie,
St. PAUL, Riuuupta.
nntersei&nsterfett tas serebrtt pubIiium in
8enntnie, bae er Bon lest ab tn feiuer OfFee Bit
5ntptuns n1ttfrtfaem seiunbem StpF ssruiu,ms
DeSslsi9en Sat Ct frif9en Garten- 6ras.unb
0l1n,eniamen erbalten. Or. " tlIer.
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VI MERCHANT TAILOR,

bait {tets sorratbig Elm i96nssg1or.iu snt ~fsritseE
perrentleiber na9 tsm fetufen S9nitt uns sp..
ben beftu @t01en.
Ssfeute Arb:'t rt.s PROMPT su mdBtass
Yreilen uub unter @arantie npgtcmmeu,r An
trieoenfeluns esliefert.
Die eeebrtsn aunten burfen berfte,: 1ein, xsts
0ei9madpoQer unb tauerbafter Mrbeit mad sey
neuelten Mspe beeient au tserbeu sun
5o1 g.. NocF
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Moam Re8el. Mrcbiteft.

.mpEtlt I'D ere.b.ua gum antutie.u Don sau.
p!anen y. 5ur Iebsruabns BON Baeteu aasr Orr.
pc iau1tatlia tn a%uipuaenoem St2l uup ,uI
pogfsn SsTrtsbteuns ser s,sbstsa Auftraaa.S.r
ausgeftbrt wsrbeu. GsS'''
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Die @srmanta Ssbsns>
@erf6erungS 8 WeieQiOafl
~ N.cnA&nnss. Wem=gDrS,

smvNsblts.n Bswosnern son Msinnslota, sen *
uuibdebarcn Bobltbat oer Sseefo.
Deriberuns VssraNS 81 I,aqsS' 6, NV NV w. ~
sin ha at u. pcll etngfaao ~ - Ans,
&apital Son 81
sny; : & s6Di,SOS.97
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10

: Dope UlQuIme IN et1em eirtQett xt1s
te. Dett aus aQenIernen fr5uen bteMen,
f&en berbtt, ,tut fi@ bieie 8rp6artiae @as
tpniumtruna anjuftbeu u, aud bse Ma&ts
itebt ~ Man@er babtn, I'M, Elm Ratur.
fpiel 3u betra@ten, mel&es belcnbers In
blntler Na&t etneu u,aBtf@en Gtnbrud
u.a@t. Man Tam bas @aufen unb
prai5eln ber Glamue,1 eine Meile nett
t5ren. Der Grptoben IN, ben Drummer
beruut 1T In etnert l1u,trtile pom 500 Nue
mad ttper &'@tun9 bin ute eetei,t, bie
8duu,e fanaea an III tnofpen uub itrer
etlt&e baben aud l@on frif@e Bldtter ae,
trteber. IN n,an@ep @teuen 1T Sac
@ras 2 3ou bod aufae(@o6.n. Dte
Glamen1dule aus ben1 Drummer Refoi
bio 3u elmer H5be BON 20 Gue, aupeleu
nod bbber unb teHirft cine Beleudtuua,
pel&e fi@ nett iiber 1bal unb Berae
ausbrettet unb ba6 blaTe Qi&t zee
Mcnbee nerbunftlt @rau@et, en,pfu,
bent bltdt eer Greu,be bie(ts i.lteue ga.
tureret8ntb an; flu beoba@tet Der Den.
tsute pte 8smii&e arbett per Matur mt
eeret ttefts urterirbtf@e6 @altet1 ,,nb
ntraletdt bteits nit ben Gr;eu8ntfs1 bee
uteu(9lt&en 0eiRea.
3ettmeit bRnHt BE Glanme wilb.r ale
8ep6tnlt@, ba6 neuer brlQt prbentli&
unb brott bic Grbe 3l serberiten unb al.
le6 tn leinea 9&ulb btnab3u3iebeu. Den
Drummer bat f@ou felt e te8snxet nor,
ben, Elm etSentbamlt&ts .&dtafal abeAJet,
,tet; bttm @raben 6ber 8ptvsa btfebe1
sStsuualddten 2 Mdnner, be aue, bejpef n
s aslai e sE. gHtsaRss' fa!ssa,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-10

Drdacenten tn tetner Dorneraa9Srebe 70
4tart aneeBrtFenen Gorn.p por'e 9aus
unb bra@ten i'm, cine Serenabe.
&c 1T bas In 70 ferr, Elm e.freuli&es
3et1er, ale Is bepeiSt pae Der @.tR
unitrer Solpateu in BEN nteridbrtasn
8rieae nidt corrumptrt tpurbe urp pos
allo Der vbobe 3rts8sberr" IN @olbtuotou
(i@ bet etneu, etuatBen @spaItartt@ niat
auf lie perla1en fam.
SIN @e8sntbsil, fe baden I@ tas Be,
wustltin frtter Blrs.r btpabrt, bic Stel,
len Der pom Gcrnep bet bieier @elegenbett
9etaltenen &ebe, w.l@e bic Glbdrmli3.
lett unisres s8bnt8s TN Grad" an, 1@drf,
Fen 9eieelteu, rrurpen pom ben paderen
9eteranen NIT ZEN ladtefsn BetfaQ be.
erabt.
@enn bic 9apftrn, trel&e aur G@af,
flung elmer reten Union TIT 2eten ett,
.8fittt babeu, auf Ger Setts bts Re@ts
febtn. ME ia gar niat anrsrs III e,
martez 1T pou rtr d~bereroeen Mlebrabl
beritlbeu, bant iperben bic G~cpperteapl
balb ~ ttrrm S@reden erfabrea, ME fetr
fe f& Dtrre&net baden.
llnftre boys" Iafsn. f@ nt$tlwe.
raj YsrIatbtn puu stt14tlbkN 1tN@teL
:DS1E3me III he.re6ft& R0&snA&f
SsK.sasas 81 80
~ y 80; r. aasssssss II q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
LOCAL ITEM 8.


We invite the att .ption Of our readers to q
careful peru.sl Of DR. EAsterly's medical sdver-
tisemeut which can be seeoin our columns to-
day DIR. Easteriys Family Medicines have been
twenty years established ~ st. Louis are de.
servedy popular. have rapid rse, and are re-
sssird the best now in Dir. Easte:ly pse-
pares . remedy for each particular form Of dis
eAse and not one remedy 10 cure all diseases. as
you often see recommended by others. His med
icines are standard preparations, kept IN all the
principal Drug stores tbtoughou, the great
Northwest aud are resorted to by invnlids from
all parts OF the United states. Az Dr. Easteriy =
FAMILY Medicines are prepared under the eye OF
ap psrienced and educated physician we eau
recomme nd Them with confidence 10 the afflicted
- being much superior to Others in general use
We say 10 the afflicted give them atrial. Orders
addressed 10 Dr. Easter!y, ~ Louis, Mo, will
be promptly filled and forwarded by express to
nj. parts OF the country. Octli d&Yly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

THAT lsErrNc. The Incorporating op.
ponents eshe man they elected the d'sloy
lists Of th. secti,n-ths Copperheads and
treason mo gers Of our city assemble this
evening to o'en their artillery on the Pres
ident. "Thsrar has actually begun" and
We expect te ,ear official groAns drowned in
the e!oquence,f disappointed party hacks,
and as yet unrwarded political tools. Meta
phors will be Il profusion. We will hear Of
''blood wasted, "the laursls Of victory
soatched frc,D T. brow Of Freedom BY i'm
pious hands" Of he "oppressor who defies
God and Man," ea"coming whirlwinds Of
popular indisnatiN )" and for aught that ws
know, prayers tn "the same proridence
that removed Absham Lincoln-that .
more revengeful ma might succeed m,
may remove the instrument that has been
found unworthy Of m" Fire away your
little pop guns. gentle,en, but while their
faint echoes are scared, heard bey yond the
hall that Lolds you, reember that Beech
er and Seward are thune ing in the ears Of
millions. words Of TreA Righteousness
and Justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

WoaruY rns ATTENTION OF BorH MALES
ANp FxsAlgs, who-are in want Of business.
Ihe veil known house Of 8. n. Ward I
o.. Manufacturing Jewellers. SOS Broad
Voy. Nsw. York, wish 70 establish IN agency
= every town in the U. s., and 10 order that
~ Agent can have a sample 70 exhibit to
their cuatomers, the. will send - : sample,
- hs receipt of t2.0O, . esnuias 0esd
Pea (U1rsanted) with Silves Bxteneiea
Oeoo - Pencil. together With Wholsoals
Otsonlaf . Agents, and eleven certificates,
e9a nAaple Certificate for 15 esntaaas
0h1go hae Agnae bVe whAa eonunke
800 O . ~. - ellsa 90. 49,. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

A DosAfIoN Desissp.-Ths business
men Of whsaslsnd have for . long time
past bssn disea sing the qusssioa Of organ
ising new county out ci parts Of Clinton,
Jaeksen, Jones, Cedar and ou: own. Their
present condition Of sfFairs BY no means
seems to suit them. Az the propriety Of
removing the county seat Of Clinton has
bssn brought up for agitation, the citizens
Of whsatland think :he present good op
portunity to push forward their own plan.
The Clinton County Adooeats, however,
diseourages the project with might and
main. It says:
''In order to make new county, It rec
quires twelve full townships TO make the
requisite number Of square miles, and II
W could persuade all the o,hss counties to
d,nats to US % much Of their territory as
wc should ask for, the one township in
Scot: County could not be secured 6rst,
because Davenport would not consent. and
secondly. because the people Of that town.
ship would not vote for the change"
The division Of Scott county is . sub
jsct which was discusscd m,ny years ago.
and judging by the hostility which the
measure met from our people. the Wheat
land plan would probably meet with no
consideration whatever. The inferences
Of the Adrocate are undoubtedly CORE Ct.
The most sensible project for the Wheat
landers to adopt, would be, as the Adooeats
urges, to a.teni to the bridging Of the
wapsie. and the opening Of communica
tions with the country north Of that point.
Cauacu GAnBLfSG.-A gentleman resi-
ding 1t LeClaire, who informs us that he
read with interest, few weeks ago. our re
ma-ks on gambling pro, ceilings, In connec
,ion with church gatherings" sends US the
following note for insertion, with such
comments as we may deem proper
LECLAIRE, Feb. "a h, 1856.
Ma. EDfroR Some members Of the Con-
gregational Church here, aided by some
out iders, determined to purchase melo-
d. on for their house Of worship. and for
cifec,in their object, had recourse to an
oyster supper. which was held on Thursday
las, with accompa .liaments of grab bag.
cake with ring, ETC., but mithout music. by
which means, sixty five dollars were ob
tanned, and the balance will doubtless be
shortly raised.
Yours, respectfully,
A MEMBER or TIE Church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

An old libel on an honorable AMI highly
useful employment says: 1T takes nine
,ailors to make man." It is very certain
that me tailor, Of the Johnson variety, can
not make . President Gazette.
1t is very certain that one tailor Of the
johnson variety, can easily unmake Post
Master Ct the Russell stamp. Il the tailor
is small, how much smaller is Russell
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
LtE SEWING OK
@C n AChIN &! @O

THE EM3OUlMENfU UF
PRACTICAL U rILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originaliy patented Nay 49, 1852: improvement
patenie,i June 9Th 1862. Inc celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE, with patent cRlMPNe
attachment, u most wonderful und elegantly con
stru cted Novelty is NoIsxLxssln opef alton, nses
the srRAl6nr xKEDLn, scws with DOUBLE OR
SINGLE THREAD Of all kinds. Makes the Running
,utch more perfect and reguto, than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapidity. making Ii
stitches 0 eacn REVOLUTION of the WHEEL. Will
yutney, iesn, rnfis. shisr, tuck, run up RreadtA,
SC, &c requires no change OF stitch - NOT
LIABLE TO GEi OUT OF ORDER. End will last LrrH
TINE, being the STRONGEST MACHINE made. II has
taken the PREMIUM AT STATE FANS, and recev ed
the approval Of all the principal journals and o
those who have USED them.
s'Cor the Drsssmaker it is inv aluable; for the
Household it supplies . vacant place. 90
isy's LsdyS' Book.
ssThis machine snrpaasea All others We have
seen and 1t would require column to enumerate
t. numerous virtues. s."-De,a0tyat DAvenpOrt
with a single or double thread, il silently
yet very rapidly. with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. Y. T,sbwRs.
All persons VIII o buy or offer for sale limitations
Of t6,s genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
infringements Oh the patents. This ID the only
low priced Machine secured oy patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun :
try per Express, packed in box With printed
ntructiOns Or receipt Of price. 45- Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free.
Address all orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEW NG'MACHINECO.,
novl5-dwlyl Office. l02 Nassau street. =. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

ExAxlxE-Msas 4 Mayer. at No. II Vest
s S:cond street, invite the attention otthe
plblic to the fine stock Of ready made cluh
ing which they are now disposing OF at
rates as low as can be found anywhere n
the sity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

SEE woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used ir the hospitals and
by the first cass families in Paris, London.
aad New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. II is worth trial, ss-it gives great
easisfsction. dA dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

AUCTION SALE OF HoUs EnoLD FURHlruRl
On Wednesday. the 2Sth inst, will be offer
ed for sale 1t Public Auction, u the resi-
denee Of Mrs. Macklot, corner Of 9Th and
Rock Island streets, . large lot Of Parlor,
Dining Room, Chamber aud Kitchen Furni
ture Of the best quality.
Parker 4 VAN TuYL,
feb24-d3t. Auctloute erS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

CARNIVAL ro-sloRr.-Capt. Andreas'
Park was never in finsr condition than
at present. This fact being fully sppreci-
ated ~ aiArSS nnnbse 4 the sketinD ta-
ternity Of the city, the Captain has been
urged to give carnival this evening, and
has coosenlsd. A flne band will b In at-
tsadaac6, ,ansi everything slss' wills ~ ct
hand conducive " the pleaaure ard eonfoet
efths pebtis A this Mn, probsblJ "
che last ehaaeos q thsssasss, dsais ~ Il
asiI .as- ,tsVsssTs0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

Ilons ISsUsAxcs CoxPAxY -Elsevhe
our readers will dnd the statement Or the
Home Insuranes Company Of New Haven.
ThiS Is a old and firmly established CON .
ps,y, well known throughout the United
States as one to be implicitly relied pop.
Those ofour readers who may not yet have
secured their property from the ravages Or
FIRE, should call upon John L. Swi.s L Co..
Agents, in Nichols Block, and do SO imme-
dia,ely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26
Receipta.
Shipments.

There's an earthquake coming" 90 .
the President. Yes. aud pretty big sto' N,
in which . good many will he struck BY
lightning. Those will be hurt least whU
have the least copper in their composition.
Copperhsads will attract and receive the
most destructive Gazette.
According TO the hiscegenator's Di:tioo-
arr. the President 10 the Government, and
who ever does not support the Government
is copperhead. We advise the editor OF
the Gosette, therefore, 10 beware Of the
pretty big storu."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

LOOK Orr FoR HIx.-A confidence man
operated somewhat extensively through our
city last week, doing business in . small
but rather effcctual manner. His exploits
were numerous. On one day he called Al,
Diedrick's butcher shop on Second street,
and presented 4 forged order for some
choice selet tions, the order being signed by
the name Of MIR. Iass, one Of Mr. Died
rick's customers. OF course he was furnish.
ed with whatever he called for, and allowed
to depart rejoicing. On the following day,
he called at Wallacs's Store on Second ST.,
engaged two sacks Of superfine -four, shou
dercd one and started off, stating that he
would settle the bill when he returned 70,
the other sack. He didn't return. On an
other day he called At Shiley' Brexery in
Esst Davenport, and presented an order for
! kcg Of beer. feloniousiy signed by the
nme Of j. II. v. Hardwig. = saloon> keeper
atthe corner Of Second and Scott SITS. HIS
orser was accepted, and he travelled OF
Wit, his prize. He then played tie same
gan. at the breweries of Frahm, Littig ard
Dochr Dries. he is evidently "uxurious
cuss.' We rave failed to obtain 4 correct
descfotion OF lis appearance save that "lIe
is the nildest hammered man that ever cut
\ throt." Our merchants will subserve
their iterests by taking the hint. and hav
ing oe to whose honesty they are trust
ing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-26

EDITORIAL CoxvENTiovs.-Eii con.
veniions are the ''rage' jnst now. In all
psrts Of the country the knights Of scissors
and gull are assembling. II rumor II to be
depended on, they are SC enerally noble look
ing and handsome fellows. We ackn owl
elge the receipt Of an invitation to attend
. convention 1t Des Moines TO be held on
7th OF Narch next.