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The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17
Mark Twain,s Renaissance.

Mark Twain, in furnishing his regular San
Francisco gossip for the Virginia Enterprise.
Is reminded of some Mississippi "reminiscences
by learning of the safe arrival. in Texas, of
oaptain Ed. Montgomery, formerly steam-
boat captain on the great river, but latterlya
Commander in the rebel navy. Mr.. T. had
formerly sailed" with Captain Montgomery,
and knew him to be akind- hearted, bald.
headed, benevolent, portly old gentleman,
ever ready to aid the friendless. He would
assist people hy his ,as-onage whom no one
else would Aelp, as instance the following:
As soon as he found that no steamboat ever
stopped to wood with old Mother Utterback,
in the bend below Grand Gulf, Mississippi.
and that she was poor and needed assistance.
he began to stop there every trip and take
her little pile of wood, and smiled grimly
when the engineer protested that it wouldn't
burn any more than so many icicles-and
stop there again the very next trip. He used
to 20 ashore and talk to the old woman, and
it fattered her to the last degree to be on
such sociable terms with the high chief officer
of splendid passenger steamer. She would
welcome him to her shabby little aoorless log
cabin with a royal flourish, and make her six
gawky gals" fly about and make him COM
Portable. He used to bring the lady passen-
gers ashore to be entertained with Mother
Utterback' s quaint conversation.
| do not know that the incident is worth
recording, but still, as it may let in the light
of instruction to some darkened mind. will
Just set down the circumstances of one of
Captain Montgomery's visits to Mother Ut
terback and her daughters. He brought
some fine ladies with him to enjoy the old
woman's talk.
GOOD morning, Captain Montgomery ~
said she with many bustling bow and -four
ish ' good morning, Captain Montgomery !;
good morning, ladies all how de do, Captain
Montgomery-how de do-how de do p
Sakes alive, it pears to me it's ben years
sense l seed you. Fly around, gals, fly
around You Bets, you slut, highst yoself
off that candle box and give it to the lady.
How hare you ben Captain Montgomery p
make yoself at home, ladies all-you Liza
Jane, STAN out the way-move yoself!-
Thar's the jug, help yoself, Captain Mont
gomery; take that cob out and make yoself
free, Captain Montgomery-and ladies all.
You Sal. you hussy, git up FIN there this
mint and take your exercise! for the lands
sake, amt you gotno sense at all ?-settin'
thar on that cold rock and you jes' ben mar.
ried last night, and your pores all open !"
The ladies wanted to go aboard the boat,
and so they bade the kind hosptable old
woman good by and went away But Cap.
tain Montgomery staid behind, because he
knew how badly the old lady wanted to talk,
and he was good soul and loved to please
her.
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
BLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN j. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomnson's Building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo d
Co.'s Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17

Wilkes BoorH.-The following item, Ia
ken from the New York Sunday Times OF
May 10Th. 1861, has been handed us for pub
lication:
Another victim of unrequited affection is
Miss Henrietta Irving, an actress OF some
celebrity in Buffalo and other western NJ 1.''e
with whose feelings, it would appear, ne. r. r
Wilkes Booth has been trlfilng. IN NJ %
desnerat;on she entered his room at StanwIx
Hall Albany, on Friday last, armed with
dirk knife, and inflicted a severe Wouhu ~
~ f.ce. She then retired to her own room
md ans :,ab abbed herself, but not fatally.
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17

VERY amiable old lady laments that she
can find no convenient time to die. l
die ia the spring." sbe7says, 81 shall spoil
saratoga and Newport for the girls; it die In
the fall | shall ruin the assemblies tor them
it is very provoking, and can't see how |
can arrange it"
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17

Mu- l.. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-1711 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1866-02-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

T STATE of David SALESMAN, deceased-No
n tice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
minisrator of the above named estate to creditors
of. and all persons having claims against said
deceased. to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers and verifcations, within ten months from
the first publication of this notice, to the under
signed, at his place of business, in the town of
Shasta.
D. H. DUNN, Administrator
Shasta, Jan. 13, 1865. jnl3
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-08-25

List NJ same of ne mast Pop1r Iufrnt Ncirf1es Ia
sia by 4. j. MOORE Druggist, fo,t Deposit I'D
u:-11,- y = L..
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rr.iou Congress: enal Nominal


Tho dnlctatos Of the Unconditional mon
n,rty Of Narylaud on "Wednesday .22nd inst
met in the several Congressional plstrr,S 10
nominate candidates for the louise OF hep'
rescntatives of the Fourtielh C"ngr's''-
although elected in November the h.r,PreS-
eptatives do not take their seats 4nnI ""r
wear from December next. In me r"H.
District no nomination was made inc y .,r
vention adiourning 20 await tn" ar,lon o. ,n'
Conservatives. In the Second I'iS,El'' We
are hannv to state the Hon John H. lhoth%S'
,jr.. of Baltimore city, was chosen ny "e'I"
nation. His course in Congress wa" ''r'I;
inc Of such reward from the bands OF ms
' ,"5 In the Third District j. ).
steward. ESQ. Assessoro lnternl' EeV'nRe'
wos chnse, as the candidate. He made a.
ynrech approving Of the restoration po'icy o.
CONGRESS. and dcuouncing the course OF
President Johnson and Governor swami
In tbe Fourth District cX-Governor fr"nc'S
Thomas. the present incumbent. vas re'n"m-
mated hv acclamation. We have no aon"I
nf the reelection of this noble patriot and
eminent statesman ". j. Albert. ESD. OF
Baltimore county. was nominated tn tne
IYnb District. Mr.. Albert is we'll known t"
The Unionisrs Of the State, and was IN e''c'0f
on the Lincoln and johnson ticket.
va lmericaR.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

list If s2nr Of hie n2s rp'iar I1'ont Mctriqes ia
St'e by Z. j. MORE, Druggist, fOit Deposit, I'D
Swam's ranacoa. Honcl's Panacaa
John Bulls SarSaparilll, 4. A.. Bulls Sarsaparilll
Myers Ext. Rock Rose,
Saaford'- Liver Invicorator, Iicmhold's Ext Bachu,
trbnm~ Pile Elcctuarv, Hostetter's Bittors,
Urli.e's Plantation Httrrs,
Huhh"ll- Golden Bittcrs
Errhuye's Holland BterS,
iloilIud'~ German Eitt"rs, Mattts Phoenix Bittcrs
k"nn"dy,S Medical Discovery,
Iayncs Expcrtorant, Ayers Cherry pectoral,
-"henck's Pumoai" Syrup.
Snhcn"k's S,,-Wpci Tonic
Svn,'Ha's Comp Soup Will Cherry.
Wi nr4 HaIsam Wild Cherry,
S-a'l"r'- Cherry EXPectoraat,
Nishnrts iInc Ire" Tar Cordial,
kcy-rr's PcctorHl syrup
E'tter's Syrup Tar and VIII Cherry
~uo'- syrup Tar and Wild Cherry and !i5arhoun.
brewster, rertor0l Mixture.
H ',,,'i 'r,r,a,nc'ia T Tfoc i,,..''''
Garrsons Agu" Cure, Osgp,d's C,ioagpgue,
Ayers Arue Cure
~otl"nhergor'- Fever and Acme Antidote,
NOnrn's l.iuimout, Tobias l.iuimont
Hunts Lmimnnt RiiWHvs Ready Relief.
Roberts EnLr0cation. Davis Pain Killer,
Browns E~s. Jamlrip ti0"nr.
Poor Richards Eye Water, rhonPsons Eye Water
SwayUc's Bowel Cordi.l
Ja'u"'- Cgrnuatiyr Rasam
Mrs. WmslpW'' Soothing syrup,
Woods Hair Rrstnror.
5torinss., An,ros,a for the lIair)
keniafs Amholipn,
Bufm.tt'S to"oHino
HAIL ilir HounWor.
Loulon Hair Color Rrsturrr. Tovu"'a,f'tir Tonic
Hamhrtnu'@ Hair Siam, Jones IIur Dyn.
So2od mt. for the fecthD clork'- Female Pills,
Javnc'S Pills. Nri"hTS Pill..
AYERS Pills N0.;,l-'s Life i rs,
SrEcnnl;'a Man2rq,., pins HlauGctAs Pills.
Jaiy q, 15yG--tpccl0
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West Grove Boarding School,
Chester county. pn,,n

A FIRST CLASS SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES
Y located ut West Grove, on the Phiia and Bait
Central Railroad 20 miles east of Oxford
Inc u,liIe" q TINS institution will he resumed on
the Isl Jay OF Tenth month next. A comprehen sive
course OF study and thorough instruction, adopts the
school TO all classes.
RI For Circulars, containing fulI porticrnrs adj
dress the Principal. TH0S. p. COWARD
smo. IL, ls66-2rn West Grove Pa
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NOTICE.

TIE County Commissioners will meet on the
THIRD Tuesday in September, ncXt,-the 18th
day Of the month-instead Of the second Tuesday in
order to accommodate persons attending the Circuit
Court. BY order. JAS. 5. CRAWFORD,
Aug is, lS66-5w Clerk.
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NOTICE.

THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES for the Tth District
! Of Cecil county will ho'at the Office of Mes,rs. j.
p vanneman Son, on the 3Oth and 3lst of August,
and LIST of September, to receive Taxes.
Five per cent discount on State Taxes paid by
September LIST, Aug IL, lsGG-2w
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REGISTRATION NOTICE,

]tE Hlar.i@unl hayio~ been appointed Officer
Of Ro~, ra' pH = Voters for the Iitn Election
District =" 'oi county, hereby gives notice thai ne
yl attend ut
NORTH EAST.
On Toe"iag aud n'ni7rsiti 4t.jlt IN ami @b
h,ou pglor, 4, .. to u'rIor, p. NJ anil on TUES
DAY and " tnNfSilAl &" each successive wrvk.
turing "a" sam" hours until the "rd Wednesday oi
september. inrla- i've for tile lUrnorn of So wishing
amt "uruntn" IT," list of Voters tor the fiIih Flee
ion District of Cecil "ouu'v
GEORGE L. HOWARD
lIcYstnr Fifth Election District Of Ccc. county,
Aug !, lSGj--tsl9
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Nineteenth Annual Report
OF THE
Mutual Fire InSuranp COmTany

TIE members Of this Company assembled ut their
! Ofce in EktJu. in Annual Meeting. on saturday.
the th day Of August. instant, when the President
submitted the following:
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nE2,sTRAT'0Rl H0Tre.9
CECILTON.

i" II y nng',r .ign"d. having lrcn appointed ON'ra
! of Rrgi-tra'ion Of Voters for Ga" First ti".,..
District Of Cecil county, hereby gives noI't tina, j.
ytl
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REGISTRATION t!oTie,-.
FAB, Hill.

z He undersigned. having lncr appointed Oatr.r
Of Registration of Voters for the Fourth Election
District Of reci. couaty, hereby gives notice tina; he
lti,suI tit
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taEci.GTRE~lnM ElrT...o--

i II z, unlars",l,l lo"iua, h.., a,,,,,iptad nr.rr
! OF Re, i~,r3ou Of H.,"a for A." S"v"pt', r',r. M
hs.r,' ot county, hereby gives notice that Ao
HiU a,t"mi al thr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-08-25
More than Thirty YEARS

~ sa!o and use Of DR.. MARSHALLe CATARRV md
hhAiA'IiESNUFf has proved its great YaIn for
all the common diseases fthe Head apJ et tIi. mo
m"nt It stands higher than ever before.
T. Is recommended by many Of the best phvs.jaus
where. '''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-08

STHOs CAFrSEy. AUuTIOs GENERALIZATION sv
kisi avenue. WI seil 90. ty Al 70 ,ock ne stoaA
and rnfnrrs the hsndnprney rttei wbolesa
az haaot sors IA svsnss G. AAss s.o.. % ss a1d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-08

COCfETf or TAMMANY,
- OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
SEMTCENTESNIAL CEIEBRATfON
OF the anniversary OF the
Battle or NEW ORLEANS
nv the
TAMMANY SOCIETY
Tickets for the Grand Dinner and FessA of the Tammsny
TAMMANY HALL.
OK MONDAY EVENING, JAN g.
may be obtained from
DOUGLAS TAYLOR 50 Nassau street.
JOHN KELLY, sheriff City Hall
CASPER u. CulisDS office OF the Commissioner OF
Jurors. No. 3 Chambers street
The cke,slrned To 90 at the price OF SO earhwili
sold elsewhere. Members ~ the Society and their
friends desiring tickets will please apply Monday from 10 70
L. 10 either of the above named persons
BY order Of the Committee of Arrangements.
John I. Hoffman, =. I. A. Booe,
John Van Hurcn, Elijah y. Purdy,
Matthew r. Brennan, Samuel l.. NJ. Barlow,
Daniel Devlin Anthony l.. Robertson,
James I Brady Edwards Perrepont;
Stephen Cambrelng VIM. NJ. Tweed,
Samuel j. Tildcn August Belmont.
VIM. McMurlay. Charles q. Cornell,
Douglas Taylor, John Kelly
John r. Purri! Isaac Bell,
Richard O'tiorman, John j. Bradley,
Chs.les Y. Daily, Daniel T.. Delevsu.
Peter B. Sweeny, Oswald Ottendorfer,
George ". Mclean, Emanuel u. Hart,
John T.. peyeitn James H. Nicholson.
John r. Briggs Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr
JOHN VAN BUREN,, Chairman
Dorfr TAytOR
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TIE HUNTER GALLERY or ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS,
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cugRiFF's sALE-RicHARp WALTERS Arc.
u.peer, win sei aoDday January Al ~ O'Clock
NO W S,rsy street third Eocr. general
Purniia.r PsckIng Bsrss. CArIu Ir1n - e Az
JoHs LrscE. DEPUTY. JOHN KELLY. sher~
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coal. WOOD. ~c.
<,ugsr y.vf -roEy ~Ds eYfLtND AT o. pye
- sh.ltros. fstlf@f~g rs~stssN AZ 49, sas
hasssr Vsshrss sa~tans svfF~f - t-nr easrs su
,e.rsh ssss-s s'naPsgaA ~ Er- ry. vsss fffhs
stfs@t gOHs amin. q Atse1s ~ anA fAfkssA
f,oEp DyIfrrrrr fvwTDitrrf.r At A nvDrfrp
" Ia fnifl sssnss Ftftssafh
gssSa sCHEsr
f'OEg-g YEs crALDHOs pEtfrrgvD rBlw
" saskatts9 fNs ssfN. 49, rfu@aN ~rsrf krf
&C tpNF sFfgR
ell pa ros svg rur srws gEu AsW asD ~.
III MEWHa N.Hst. FafrNe~ Coal
ssfssssa .ns sstys.fa. o. ts Hg~sfy tss " 'eUs
All PpR rus ruH rHr nf2r an tu 40 ~
81 r4si Hnnntt.r fs4ff. tFf fts var Ii VI
So s.rfsssA Al 81 ts-sFf 49, y 'tsrsta frett
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ANUS r. NJ " vrS.
WOODS THEATRE.
w broadway. opposite the ~ Nicholas Iic,.i.

yVooD's THEATRE
w broadway, opposite the Y Nicholas Hotel.
TIL. establishment, row undcfgons horoush rro.as.'uc
lon whrrobg the stagr eGarsTd and Inc numerical "a
paetiy Of The andliniium incr-arrd VIII h.
~. orhShD ro JuE ruEIic :.
~h-" tho great naty. COMEDIAN and character actor
and the world famous aod na,ehiesa
go mann, mANLoa BROTHERS.
All appear supported by rcrul cofps DRAMA. 1ss
md corps DC ballet In new three a., comedy by DE Nd
BALLOON wFDDIxa,
written r,prrSaly q, inirudure M Cnanfrau IN rS~.
and anotd the ifnon Botiefs opportunity OF rAh;
a aslr Ta5s' rpF s9i S hvyRy
Pun particulars VIII es Immediately anao'.sced.
a oAphSi "a TiiE A nsThxAs CONCERTS
srcoSp paitswLI.i. c6sCfEi or NILE .aI rAsw~
yin take place on MONDAY ryEsis1 Jan
The will coatsiu several hoard
b. Nile rxRErk'-"o Lacr d que. Anim..e from iA~-
ar ), , NJ lew ' r sss 0s S Sfsass as
wal,c. gre. spirit hfar mJ rrayr" ana lhy uas-..s
J. levy The rsSs Ls'asa, BY nSsl siS.r .sa Ss
"ieyiaihan folka," ~. hhgn CARR. hosa -"AnaAnls
ss s's from 9 H. .a.i sr. ~
'rancrp9a Of ,asm's from ~. somna,asnis .sa ne
,nser ,a rssoa 81 EMa cAni
an, mn"r ~ scssit 1v@raSe 70 s2a Ys.'s
by AuBhR; snd ruuosAfio. MARCH. from la frS
pA'''' r RI l frIHnb Asp rasr CONCERT
win take rsce ga TUESDAY hNtNiNS % which "cca-se
Ia IN" etsrr = AVOID asrers pressure al =.
,lesssorce !. earas.ilY r-qaese ,hA w.,
,neonssn. nro OF Saturday nisai may be avoided
,ct.s ~ ''e yssiss
Tickets 10 be hal :, n, Aa,ca., Il Mas Beer seis.
msr- 1oi b,oaLwsy shuberh 90. 81 srosawsS. ":
Nassau street.
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A UCTIoN SALE or OYER; Gn WORTH OF MAO
"A niicsnt Household Furniture, Pianoiore tteaerss,
Raatngs cosy Works OF Art aud Articles of vu,
pubic actinn, tnts dag Monday. ut The eegan i
vste residence A wess Sixteenth street. between fh and
ixta sale acns at II clock Dswrg room
rnt1xr covered with brocu,r Of the richest defcplcn
Etegeres. bookcase OF! by eminent ar:ists hrr'i
window Curtains. suits Bronze Clock Vases
Cafpts Mivrrt Sevrcs Chiun Vases magnificent
norwood panoicrte rirest instrunen oHese u suction
this season. Stool Cover walnut Dress
lug Brcus BedstcaG, Hair and Spring Msiresses alag
Room Furniture Cina class and Silver Ware also me iur
aai,uru III apar-.:ts. N U.-Compeen per
II attendance " pack or remove goods
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EDWARD rETTINGER, AUCTONFER. SELLS ON
" "wednesday Jan ~ Il ii O'clock 5s1 broadway, con-
tents Arson Gallery srtlug photograph DagnereoyIe
Materials mammoth double ~ extra card Cam
tncw Nrgsiiyes Chrnioais Baths hackgrounhs, SKY;
tights Hoes Copper Plate Press splendid specimens oil and
porcelain Views European buildings, Portraits celebrated
OF TIE age. eleant Furniture magnificent Mirrors.
Showcases Count Desks. Carpets Oicioihs, iron safe
and irg appertaning TO FIRST class gallery Sale pc
-cnnOr, n.thOn. reserye.
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H. n. LEEDS MI:EF will sell NJ auction, on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
January H. IS and 10, 1856 - o'clock each evening,
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A UCTIoE SALE or CaoCKERy, CUTLERY. &C
n MckEcANik, WATT co win sell At auction, on
assortment OF Urock,y and Cutlery, Ia open lots Sale
every tuesday. at i0.s O'Clock.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE.
IA ke6pcrs.-Oyer $1,000 worth OF elegant Hcusrhvd
Fnrn.ta.e a public anc.on to III. ges. bidder without
this Mon ~ clock precisely Al the
fo'r starry rrsdcncc ITO gath stre between Firth and
Sixth avenues consisting Of nndsrme Velvet Brussels and
1naran elegant Parlor SUITS cred IN rich
French satin sroeicl md green figured rrps; rosewood
MAGNifIcEEr ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIAHotORrE,
STOOL. AND COVER; COST 500
Ficgap: rosewood BLACK walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Easy Chairs and inse Reception chsus Bronze
Clocks rich Curtains on Paintings and
hoSany Rcdscd Surcau Truckers Lounges Sofas spring
ard Hair Msttresees Blankets, Glass China and silver
Ware, Table Cutlery. &c sale positive. rain or shine
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A UCTioN SALE OF cRoCKERy, &c.--liENRY G..
"A EVANS. Auctioneer Will sell lots to suit retailers.
Tuesday jon 10 O'clock Al IL Barclay street, gene
-ai of White Granite, g. C.. Yellow and Rock
Ware Table s,l.sswar. Cutlery, Plated Ware, &c. Sao
positive, and goods carefully repacked Tor shipping
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ucrloN NOTICE. --MoRTGAGE SALE or ELEGANT
IA and silly Furniture this day (Monday at II O'Clock
the private residence - Washington square, corner OF
Waverey place consisting In part OF aror and Bedroom
aud black walnut Psrior Suits covered
aud brocael usrs and Ingram Carpets, O
cloth and Stair Carpets. Also elegan, rosewood
SEVEN Octave PiASOfoRTE
modern Improvement. cost SEQ on Paintings Mirrors
Window Curtains rbc top Tables nshslaude bureaus,
Hair Beds Bedding. Crockcry and
Silver Ware together with large variety OF articles neees.
for housekeeping
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DUSSELDORF GALLERY.
$40 KroaLvnv next door IA JisIpuy'g
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HORSES AT ArcTIos-AT .oLNsrEAD,s HorElr
Chester, Orange cpnnty. ~ r.. January H. 1896 at II
Mist siailoA Wild irisl.nan. ISL hend- high.
years Old sred by Walter aires Harry Clay dam star
hail Rob Nonn-rs Peerless also half
sister 10 dam OF Dexter ubc time 2s9 Goshen bali.
mile v-ty glow) Three Mares Ave years old 49,
20 10 hands high, sired by yks Hsmblctonsu, all
trained sound aud Kind, hsau drivers and very speedy
for cola One bay Ccidng i've old 1921 hands
driver sound has hecn track; win show 2Jp aud
very For particulars address
or. y. ". woodhuil. Is White street New YORK.
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AmUsrwEyry.

BROADWAY THEATRE
soI0s sHrYaLRr AZ iioIK 40 ~; ~A"'s''
Engagement OF the great Comedian,
NK JOHN X OWENS
WIN viii make his first appearance IA New ie snrs his
KEN TiREr ACT VERSION o.
"SoLON SiiISGLK."
expressly nsH.p,sa ,gr him eas 9 yea b. 90 es NJ.
reccgnsed aud appsadsd by ihe leading ura OF Eazrad
0REATKsr CHARACTERIZATION KNOWN
W either tho Ensiish or American stage
"s0I.oS sisiNGLE" Ar HOME AVID ABROAD
In New York last Mr. Owens c'rc rihsd tao
with his mastery persouaton, whrh enjoyed brissS
run" Of ONE HUNDRED ASD SptEsfY o6nsecrtvs
niehts and was pronounced by the ente critical o ho
"orr cuAsAfrEa AcrssG
svkn skic srscsp
tended eight owens artistic sncc-ss was equally bril-
liant The eOt- prrrs of Inion eap~ iy che loading
critical organs OF London, the ttsnT I'M Lr.ry ksy"w.
Pail Mall Gazette and the I1loon Tim though they de-
rounced the original piece unworthy of Mr. OWNS
u!us united In prunolncna his prionsion tho moot
aod p~rfect ehaaeier 1aton vita which thr
CHARLES DICKENS, rGg NOVELIST.
gsslal.ion now in Mr. Owcns' posssssian
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

Tss REcsu. Rail ROAD Acc'pssr.-Dr.
ctover. coroner Of Rock Island county, held
an inquest day before yesterday On the dead
bodies Of the victlms Of the recent rail road
disaster on the Rock Island 1 Port Byron
road. The bodies had been allowed to lie
under the baggsgs car and tender oil the
dsv Of the accident, and till 10 o'clock the
next day, and when found, were not uholiy
Sesoid of the warmth Of life. Edmund Ca
hill, one Of the killed Was formerly soldier
Of the 5sth Illinois Infantry. After the in.
quest he Osroner . Jsry rendered verdict
th.: {. N. Davis, Conductor on the extra
freight train on tho c. 4 r. |. X. r., ard
Geo. Sullis, Engineer on same road, were
implicated in and probably guilty Of having,
through culpabls negligence and careless>
ness. caused the deaths Of Edmund Cahill
and Patrick Murray. Davis aud Sullis were
Yesterday arrested and locked up in the
iail, to await the next session Of the Circuit
Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

We invite the attention Of our readers to .
careful perusal Of DR.. Essterly's medical adver-
t,sement witch can be seen 10 our columns to.
day. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years sstablisbsd IN 81. Louis, are de.
ssrvedly pepulas. have . rapid sale. and are re-
gardsd the best nov in use. Dr.. Easterly pre-
snd n". o.s r.ns% ~ cvr. s al" S.s.. os
you oitss zee recommended by othera. His med
icinea srs st aadsrd preparations kept IN al the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
NessL~est. and ere resortcd 10 BY nvslids from
I'll parts NJ the United States. A DR.. Easterly's
Ramilv Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
an experienced and educated physician We can
recommend them with confidence to the afflicted
a. being much superior TO Others in general use
We Say 10 thc afflicted give them atrial Orders
addressed TO DR.. Eastsrly, ~. Louis. No., will
be promptly Kied and forwarded By express TO
ali parss Of the ceuntry. octl7 dAwfy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

Bo0rnRoYD FAlRcLoU0a.-Wel learn that
this distinguished tragedian 10 now in our
city on short visit to his friends, prepara
tory to filing star engagement in one Of
the eastern cities. Geo. D. Prentice once
gave his opinion that Mr. Fairclo ough il tie
best Hamlet in America. Az be once ap
peared in our city, and created . host Of
friends, We suggest to Mr.. Hale the rropri
sty Of engaging his services for few eve
nings. Whether this sould &C none or not,
we do not know, but IN attempt, backt d BY
the requests Of large number Of our prom
insnt citisens, might avail.