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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

PrRsoSAL.-Hon. L. u. Campbell. Minister
TO Mexico, left here last evening for his nome
in Hamilton, Ohio. -..Rouconi and daugh.
ter came passengers by the Persia, per contract
with Max Mareszek- .'..Messrs. owan Dos.
little, Randall and Blair have agreed to STUN
me state of Michigan prior TO me November
elections in that State. They will make a
strong team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

SERIOUSLY IEJrRED.--We regret 70 learn
hat in an ARRAY which occurred about ten
'clock, last night, at Fairfax Court House,
etween Mr.. Henry Gunneli. and . young
man named J. II. q. G. Perry, the former was
leriousIy injured by being stabbed In the breast
nd arm. Mr. Gunnelrs mother, who had left
the Village Yesterday morning on visit to O
brother in Hagerstowu, Maryland, has been
teIegrapbed for-Alexandrid Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

ROBBERY AT ATLANTIC OirY.-On Wednes.
day morning q curious robbery occurred at
Atlantic city, N. ]. The AIhambra Hotel was
entered by thieves, who carried the IRE proof
into the woods, several hundred feet distant,
and there opened It. They obtained fifteen
hundred dollars az . reward for their trouble
characters, were arrested and Committed ID
Jail to await Developments. f.R 60. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

York detective police. who WAS On trial before
the Police Commissiopen of that citv. On
Tuesday, charged with having taken a Watoh
from pickpocket and kept 1t himself, was
houorably discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

VALUABLE LAND CLAIH SETTLED.
Returns Of survey and confirmation have
just been received at the General Land Office,
embracing the Mexican claim designated as
the 'Pinole Rancho" containing 1880 acres.
confirmed to M. A M. de Richardson. The
tract Is situated on the San Pablo Bay, Cali
fornIa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
SURVEYOR OF TIE PORT OF BALTIMORE

A delegation of Baltimoreans waited upon
the President yesterday afternoon, and urged
the appointment of Frank Gallagher, Esq, as
surveyor of the port of Baltimore, in place of
Mr.. T. Fulton. Mr.. Fulton is a brother of Mr.
G. e. Fulton, proprietor of the Baltimore Ameri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
INTERVIEW WITH tn. PRESIDENT

INTERVIEW WITH THB PRESIDENT,
Yesterday the President sent tor Major Gen
eral o. o. Howard to confer with him in ref
erence to affairs appertaining to the Bureau OF
Refugees and Freedmen. The interview was
quite a lengthy one, during which GenI How
ard laid be fore the President a number Of com.
municatiOns from prominent men in the South
concerning the workings of the Bureau.
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Destructive Fire

RICHMOND, Aug. 2i.-Last night, the new
brick warehouse OF West Beardsley a. Gro.
holisall, grocery merchants, on Pearl street
was destroyed by fire, with its contents The
adjoining buildings were badly damaged
Loss about $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
New York MaPkets.

NEW YORK, Aug A.-Gold, 149y. Exchange
sK. Texas wool 1sa2s. Cotton quiet Flour
heavy. Wheat dull. Corn quiet Beef duII
Pork heavy. Lard and Whiskey dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

THE BALTIMORE SHUrzHNPBsr.GThea ANIMAL
shooting festival Of the Baltimore Shutzen
next, and continue i've days. The WashinRton
Shutzen Corps will leave here en- Monday
morning and remain during the festival Ouite
q large number of eur citizens Of the District
will visit Baltimore during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

- John T. Burch, corner 9th and ID streets,
sends US useful little work, .Comfort for
SmaiI Incomes" By Mrs. Warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

WHO BURIED 1T This morning, Mr. Bush.
man, who resides on New J Jersey avenue, be.
tween ana streets, resurrected the BODY
ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

MATRIMONIAL.-Yesterd afternoon, Rev
Mr.. Finkei, OF the German Church, on 20th
street, united in the bonds Of mstrlmony Mr..
u. Walker and Miss Carrie Ostermayer, daugn-
ter of Mr.. b. Ostermayer. The church was
crowded by the many friends Of the parties,
nearly all the families Of Germans in the city
being represented. The wedding festival took
place at German Hall last night at which were
dancing was kept up until a very late hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24
BENJAMIN MILLER.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Notice 10 hereby given to holders of Certi6cat.s
ofpeposit of Temporary Loan other than those
Issued TOT clearing house purposes, that the
same on presentation at the various offices from
which they were issued, with accrued Interest
date and August 18th and that after the latter
date interest will cease Oh certificates.
H McCULLOCH
IN IL To Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

BASE BALL The first mines Of the National
and Jefferson Base Ball Clubs are PLAYING q
match game south Of the p residents this az.
ternoOn. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

BURGLARY.-Last night some burglar
effected an entrance into the house OF Mrs
Barrett, No. 6. TX street. by getting over the
wall with small ladder and opening the side
were carried OF, the value Of which will hard.
ly exceed $50 He had prepared TO take of
other articles, but was doubtless frightened
away - t-- f. we 81 ~ - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

SN r. stephen, Esq, of Prince Georges
country, Maryland, declines being candidate
for Congress.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NAV AND CHAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL
TOWN -60Oe yds fall Oalicoes, at Is, 49,, 20, "a,
and u cts 2 600 yds Flanneis, at 40, As, so, ssl
20, rs, 81, 100 cts 900 yds. Bleached Muslin at
Is, 70, q. Is. %, 81, 1s 1900 yds. Brown Muslin
at Il, ~, 70. Is. Also, Canton Flannels. Sscking
tlannels, Dress Goods IN variety, cloths and Cas-
simeres; Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery.
sno Notion We vili nov be receiving constant
mined to sell cheap. The public will nd il great
~ to their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing.
au 14-lm< BENJAMIN Miller
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$0,OOO,OOO
PER CENT. FIRST.CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.

fEh CENT. FIkST.CkASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.
He NORTH MISSOURI r, r. GO. HAsAU.
thorized Ne to sell their nrst Mortgage per cent
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount IL $500.
90. Coupons payable on the Lat days Of January
and July OF each year, in New York.
Before censen tins to this Agency, We have made
. careful examination Of the merits of there bonds
by sending William Minor Roberts and Others to
report upon the condition and pros poets of the
road. Their report IL on file ct our Office and 10
highly satisfactory. We do net hesitate to recon
mend these bonds - being Q first class security
and most safe and judicions investment,
he proceeds OF these bonds will be uSed In a.
tending Rosd (slready completed 10 Mills int
North MissourD to the Iowa State Line, where Il
10 to connect With the railroads Of Iowa: and In
also extend to westward to the Junction with the
Pacinc T. d. fat Leavenworth) and other roads
ieaolng up the Missouri river, so that this mort.
gage OF % 900 0c0 will cover completed and we'll.
stocked road Of THEE HUNDRED and Eighty
nine miles In length, costing at least SIG 600 OO0
with net annual revenue after the first year Of
over u 500 900, or sum nearly four times beyond
the amount needed to pay the interest on theye
bonds. The income Of the road will Of course In.
crease every year.
The railroad connects the great city OF a.
Louis, with its 600 inhabitants. not only with
the richest portions OF Missouri, but with the
States Of Kansas and Iowa and the great Pscinc
Railroads.
To the first applicants We are prepared to sell
500 900 at the low rate of 80 cents desiring to OBJ
tain better price for the remainder This will
yield about per cent. income and % sdd nor cent
to principal 1t maturity.
Any further inquiries " Ill be answered at our
ONCE.
An l5-tslst IAY COOuv = nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

INTERNAL RKyKNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 ,3ii, 79I.6s. .,...saf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

A NEW WAY TO ANSWER SUNMoNs.-Da,
before yesterday, Mr.. A. r. Edelen, COUNT
constable, went TO the residence Of John Bran
sill to serve q summons, when Branslll At
tackled him, striking him several times. A
warrant was issued for Bransill's arrest. anc
he was escorted by sncer Ourand before us
hce Walter, when the summons was served
and the justice fined him Is for dlsorderly CON
duct. I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

TIE PRUSSIANS EvACUATING Bo-
HEMIA
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LOCAL NEWS.

RETURNED.-Mrs Henrietta Tucker, whose
disappearance from her residence near the
Navy Yard on Wednesday noon was noticed
in the Star OF yesterday, returned yesterday
afternoon, to the great relief of her family and
neighbors, who were apprehenslve In conee-
quence Of a note found by her niece, that she
had committed suicide. She stated that she
had been to Baltimore to see the owner OF the
house in which she resides, and when asked in
relation to the note she said she had no recol-
lection OF writing it, 1t was evident from what
she states that she wandered away under q
temporary arrangement Of mind.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


PEACE CONCLUDED With BAVARIA
AND HESSE DARMSTADT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-24

Large consumers will effect great savins, qual-
tty considered, By giving these TEAS trial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

HAVE rou RsAD THIS ITEM &C. T. Webb,
>n 10 Claife Row, invites the attention OF
the public Of Davenport and vicinity, to his
Zoe assortment Of glassware, qusenswafs.
er'ckery, and solid and silver plated ware
His selections have been made most judi
ciously, while his prices are ~ reasonable
- the times viii warrant. Hsha also on
hand full stock Of All kinds of kerosene
lamps, including Ives patents, which are
the safest and most economical ever intso.
duced 10 this country. Those in need Of
any thing in HIS line, can be suited no where
dse half -. ven. g .4, ...s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
ENPOR, IOWA, iSv:&,,

C,.Ar an, vose on,nnSa ia thie eity
,A.r. =. e.lI,rs. .1l91lp1l1I sllsd visA 4.
s..oo..d -. lnhr vc1se. and lsul ais,
!. ~ =. soI11eua M .s.D1see sGhss
-,.~s-s ~, - ~ iIr1 ! -.
p.ssss.,rr -. = - 49, -.
n,.S ~ s,.sapr. = eoo1:lls - "a
a:.'y ','..,s !. &C : ~ .,,.,. ~. =
n...,.s...s,..,,.. r...s Il -, a,.a ,-s,..1,,c v.s
lhsf n. -. ts.,s,v ~ h,.,,,n -, snd -
go the.aaad e,d b,e,s vsse being Ssilsa
/. q. sk.aa,cna. usea loskine aiisu6d ~
-. mv.aerv v.s exnl,ined. A esliw 49,
b.,ne ..bailed OUT Of va1wlnAt must have
lain .H.,nant thaee S1noe11 - odation Of
our citv. We r61 "a almost
daily for 49, t6tG yth,ng
ss I'll rsmi Z (hs chs,ses. : build>
inx was lntsd, and ~ q pix In
front cli |eps. ha1nsAhe aon1kj6 dis.
sass ~ - suod 1616e $50 one
knova - -. sotirsly snkuowo to the
public. andSSenGiblv. 70 theS oun8 Of the
pr.mises - nneation 49, arises.
hsv MANY Of ia,st such esllasa Go'lisss In
DsveoportP 49, - go pstrs
won't save n - 80 Sl16 ~, ~
wouldo' f6a 1nn6l = ltsger such
: callr - ~ t16Gk Abt1lhgs on
s. ~ 611ok
>na5lne - Ialoa1er r. Nv 60
minu1i NJ ~ - e8of -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
y n Family II n1tel0g. tiipo1
NcaA. Durable ard ChcaD!!
i l7-I fNs 1cT8 4 iiOs-14o fe s9sqse n M
The Laanh kniltinG y Ma.
Ia. = chime C01npanyss 81 IN

u sts;rs. eser keCosA d O3iOrss's Stsesy
iTS PREPARED 10 % ALL KINDS OF
/ Famiv HainAians tNaA VEother-
1ise-aa inAv @ .deaired d-in ihe very hSst man.
Nh. ia 4 Drir9k Shas cannot 70 nIessc. Call
"a leave Sctie St6ess ~ 0ositry. Caps. Dre~-
~. Nittss1. 1aaeqHsA Aet.o 1Ais = she uply -.
chiss ShaA sasrs~s ~ vi4sss - gs;st t{5!sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

SPIxNDiD wonk IN MARBLs.-The popular
and entsrprisine marble establishosnt Of
IcCosh L Donahue, on Perry street, next
door below the U. s. Express Office, eousin.
ue to turn out the finest specimens Of mon-
unents. tablets and headstones - this part
Of the West and are, also, now preparing
stock Of mantles 10 marble and slate. for
which they are prepared to fill orders to my
extent. This concern hes long been kaown
n eais city, and IN style and finish then
goods hsve never yet failed to give psrfset
satisfaction. Rapidly increasing orders from
all parts Of ths ssastry where their work.
t1vs been introduced, co1psls tAsm To il.
creass thsir facilitiss t6r nasuehstuing.
Accordingly. they vill seSo solssgs thsil
|! bsildiss, employ osss nsn aaa ~ pssper-
: 4 ~ ~ I'll erdses proaptlv. Thsir pssesl
.r, as,isw = tioss will adnit, ,aad ~ s1osI
~ill ~ spAssd y siss psstsct satisfSstish
Cali ~ 4 - 1Asn when yea want ssysblno
- shci .0aa. ssaae.,s q xniis- y 1850
A1teof sAsss splendid slats naatss vEl
- r>esived "a fsw days. --~ 's -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

&C.: 9ssie ss';:r;. TIE 1a::a .ss es,: =.
lilies, and the 0esits Of the article justly en-
title il 70 our con6dsnee aod patronage
The originator does not claim to bs physi-
cias, but hes evidently bit upon prescrfp>
tiee Nbet 0este the wants ofGlasgo ,e}esg el
ss8tbssk 4sas ~ tSstifying thSt n 'Aau
actually cured then Of fconsumption. Il 10
No doubt the eonsunptivs's bsst friend,
while for coughs, colds, hosrseness, and
kindred troubles. ws think il hes no equal.
We predict for il : worldwide reputation
- At>Hsnske ale. 1as 3s1os' cHt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

prp.~s. NofH AND faEckLB LoT1oN.-
Ohlo.sms ~ /. A.sothpatch, (also called Liver
verv ,aaev;us psrs,c,,. rly 70 ladies' Of light
complexion, for Tho discsao oc spcs. sao~ =,
nrs plsinly on the lAoe 6f b. s"ecs wy %
brunette but they greatly tnas 90 ~, ~,
~ Of eiehor; and any, preparation th :. ~
sffectually remove them without intL "'e
che teuEneo - colof ef The skin ID certain
desidcraturn. DR.. B. @. Perry, who has
made tissa1ee. of the skin . speciality, hss
discovered remedy for these disoolotstiene,
which u at ones prompt, iAfalllblss fse sale
BY Hitchcock q Htask6, and Stsvsascn 4
Carnahan. Prepared only by B. G. Perry.
DermatoacGiss, No. -. Beaa StFset, New
York, and fer sale BY ar druggists. Price
q per bottle. Call for psrrv's Moth Gad
Frsskls LotisM FuLLsn, fsxca = fuLAsa,
Wholesale Agents. 0Aieago, IN tsp14.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

TRRMS Single Subscripuos. Two Dollars yeae.
Singh nsab@s, Twenty Csats
CLU0S.-1Aree Copies for I've dollars Five Copies
foe Eight Dollars; Ten Copies for Fiteen Dollars
Twenty Copies for Thirty Dollars and IN extry copg
oaAris % the person forming the Club of Twenty.
BOUND VOLUMES Of OUR YOUNG FOLKS, b.
cladns tAe twelve Afse numbsss, ne now ready, h
hand some csssh- hindinss. Appropriately ssanped-
Price, $40 plain, $50 GIT.
PoefAGr.-The postage ON our YOUNG FOLKS ID
II cents. and must be paid It the once where the
mAgaaine h resolved. M
oPHCnlEN COPIES q OUR YOUNG FOLKS
VIII be sent On rssslpt Of Fiiteen Cents
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY and OUR YOUNG
FOLKS viii be furnshcd together for . per year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

CALL ON THEn.-At. No. IL West Second
street, Mas 1 Mayer keep constspsly On
band complete assortment Of ready made
Mems and Boys clothing, xod ars selling
The same Ut tie mose reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

L The Atlantic llonthly. b. Renseal CO.,
sent, stands 1t tAe he'd Il Ansrscan Maxasines II
numbers snC1g; ~ eontEihalpn ~ nsss eminent
WeS = ~ ~, hsth in Rsese and Pon1Uj - =.
pote a6ss alwiy 10y rt6eeted What b ~ \ Aast1ea
'Iiteseelsp. \ hasssaeAeA Ams1ol11a nev9 Assors
gained y ~ Anssieaa maGasiae q ~ elae. md \
~ y u long psEOd n IL e1iataacs ~ ~ voGk
a ~ stenecnters, bsudne Arrll lxsA = SHile -
teen. The following ~ ansng ~ nost prenlaent
fseslas csatsisaten: f541Af4#a 4a-ss s4f.
n. ". L0csGsELLOw. J0. WHITTIER, ~
=. ~. KAERDON; o. ". HOLMES,
WI. CULLEN BiYANT, BAYARD TAYLOR, y
=. T. TROwB1nD61 HARkfEfB STOWE,
DONALD q. MYfCHRLL, 0AIL HAMILTON,
Z. G. HAZnWEII. E.P. WHrPPIE.
TERMS: Single Subscriptions, - per year.
CIus RAsn.-Two copies for seven Dollars; Five
Copies for Sixteen Dollars Tea Copies for Thirty
Dollars. and each additional copy IAree Dollars. For
every club Of TwdDty Subecribere extra copy viii
be furnished gratis q twenty copies for 80.
PosrAaE.-The postage ON the Af1Ax1lU IL - cents
per year, and must be paid at he once where IL
ceived.
af31hrN cortns q ~ ATlAxrsc 1oErH-
LY will be s"nt on receipt u Twenty-Five Cents.
Our Young Follxs IN niustrated Maga-
zine for Boys and Girls.
The publication Of Ora Yorxe Fcfxs was begun in
January, 1865 WIN ~ si1W n farnahAg the youth
81 tAseDaneyA periodical lteesenre q higher cAar-
ecter sAAn had hitherto been o6sred them The I'm
mediate and unparalleled success Of the magasinc
proved the ezstine need for ~ and tn,feceon thus
fAs eenshess the pabllsAep fhst II assdb only 70 he
knb~hto command an aimost universal sale. The
high psaise which n has received oa caaRymen, ed
scators, the press, and the public, warranf II COIN
InendAtiDn to parents end teachers thoughsat the
land - sourcs a astruction sd sn1GtAnmast to
he yuane. s,asf ts9Hs0u - tios
1ssseas.-J. r. TRoWBRrDGB, 0AlL 1AA1aI-
TON, AND LUCY LARC0M. I'll ~ ,.,'-.' hsa' ''''
fAc following Are ssns q ~ contsitsaors. avsi
n. ". LDNGFELLOW, John @. WnlTT1NRt IA
BAYARD TAYLOR, HARAlET y Fn08COTf,
r. y. eTODDARD, Mss AID r WAfTt1sY.
JUE7A A. DORR, AUTHOR or = SEVEN
HAKKIHr ,. STOWE. LITTLE sIsExRs.r
kT ". Hr1GN8ON, 7. b. AIDRICH, y,..
TDlO LEWIS, CARLTON" HHts .yA
LOUISA N. ALCOTTs J. n. A BONE
CHARLOTTE KINGS OlIvER OPTIC,
LEY CHANTER, ROSE TERRY,
MARY N. PRESCOTT. Mas. L. MARIA CHILD,
KATE PUTNAM. CHAS. b. GARDETTE,
AUTHOR OF "FARNlNG FOR BOYS"
I'LL 8 r r. A ITO Ms.
!. OUR YOUNG FOLKS i fully illustrated viii on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

.T--fr-ls Tf'fN>'s
I'll ne ns in nosrnNai apm&rs1 4 81.
Lie Il sinking to decay.
Should there come IN frfghtftl numbers
Ger your heads the silvefy Ssy.
1 ~ LIE b real, '1lSe Il earAekt, '-.
Why should sny one dcsp4t. iA
''Dnst thou art to inst return&t,"
= lWaenst ipshn = TIE hsir. rrs 4. y,
SSs g. e. en- %aEs. Of ,ss &C. 2! ,.Es sos,s.; "a.
-Yon can lise Shsf eaS6 to-Aosbw l.
Finds theAd.h4 tesnts AS.lf's
m ~ : oss 'Sae ~ az ss eEs ias ias.. g s.ys ys
Soon To, when dss i.dinI t:,l, = ,s sse.sd yos.
In the worlds snhli,hes calling,
:. When we each our race miE run,
Gss the '.llaitha @akinsssn." ''a.
7,ss. s.ss.ss. hox r. r.: p.s.:.s.. - -
Use the ''Aastha washingbn."
rxe.iy tAop.ad he.s. rcmbpd us
What noble test It's stood;
Millions more shall come bshind ~.
with Their nesses all renewed;
Tresses that perhaps another
Sailing DER lfes solemn main,
bald headed. gray haired brothsss
Seeing, may take henH sgeh. yfi
Let % then be up and doinx.
Ih'o the work be Just beI1n-
Still the liberal use pefsuine
Oft the "Xartha WashinGtOn,s ans
wM bring lastre 0ss you
Such - angels might adore
And the brightness viii restore yeu
To your buoyancy once more. r, s}
And soon DER those fading tressses
A dark luetre win be wOn.-
While the happy wearef bleoees,
Blesscs Martha Washington" ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
SMILEY Il KNEPPER,
Ea hah nAsurAopuanss % y @
stock anl Crsan ~, Porter and
Lager Dsss. o4s 4

4 l.sO KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND 4
"A complets bAssk 6AelA aSee. Piiohs nsaass
Brushes. sS; seSsts. IA bas1sfs' Ssssri:'s u IL
ki03o. aaTI. FR4 wgg. q n@lJF .ile :. .
Breeefy and Malt House 10 East Davenport.
Orders solicited ia promptly fiised on The hess
tse@A g1oI III 3nsm ssl.l q ReeSe el.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

Every Saturday: A Journal Of Choice
Reading from Foreign Current Literature.
This Journal Il published weekly and IL plan 10 =
reproduce for American readers the choicest sell cuna
fron the English and Continental periodicals. II Il
intended for Town anl Country, fbs ths Fifesde, ne
Seaside, - Railway ~ ~ Steamboat. II plsn
cmbssass Jse3dents of Travel and Adventure, 1aseyd
Critical and Descriptive. Serial Talss 6Asst storiss,
Poems, Bographies, Literary Intsllksuee, &C., h
connection wi1h judicioas selections fom the sdair-
abb popular pspen On Science which are cunstansy
appearing N f0eslgn peelndicals.
Arsasgsnsuts have been made By which Tie most
attractive Aatuses Il TIE Knglah Magaasss NJ
wsetes win Il eacs b transferred 10 the pegs d
IvEnY 0ATURDAY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

ForpsdDsdtlod Iflsm the above, esh on Z.
EIAHS0H D 20. Aad take oNt PNlleies IN
those first class lssvraacey Cesppanise repre-
ssnted BY them. : Where the assured par
ticipats in the Profits ,of the !ccMpsnies
,~ithout ihcaring any liability. Oascs No.
Is .8tS1y 81. apr-6>dly. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25


A PnsRrsas' SrnlGs.-There caws n eaz
being priatsrs' strike in fsost Of eur sales
last nishta-that d. one printer proposed "a
go for" aaotAse s6s, on account q . mystic.
rioas little circular, printed clsndestioely,
circulated secretly. and laughed At nest
ptovotinsly. W. mover before bad sach
an extensive opinios Of the English Ian
gssee. So far from being formed for the
c,nosalmsnt Of sentiments, we think It il
highly applicable to the expression Of "tab.
lets Of unutterabis thoughts." II was
thoroughly aired last night. Invsctives
were literally "spit cut" The market Vas
overstockeds A sensation nevsl could have
bses asnulactured On the spot. We hope
the principals Won't call on ~ about shis
item. We don't want to fight, and W
could no moss talk with them than ws
could bail out the Mississippi with ilour
seivs.
P.S. The two bowery boys came to
s,,, this afternoon in the hall in front Of
,,,- Am, 1t exactly fifteen minutes aftts
dinner t;m. Supporting that the Finnegsns
had ;r.upur.teo rebellion. we FASTENED
ont determined to .''rush to glory or the
grave" ;" il there vas po. ,sible chance ofdo'
ing 90 without getting badly coawed up.
W. found the combatants 'goins, ~ v'see'
ously, surrounded BY dense erowS OF 'ne
enthusiastic employees Of Grigss' block.
As. Greek had net Greek, ana
neither was getting badly damaged
re concluded that W would content our
selves with holding one Of the coats Of the
combatants, and seek for glory on Iesa
.'bloody f}elds." We released the coat on
condition Of the combatant calling himself
. gentleman Of good behavior, whereup'
he proceeded to frighten Us extensively fo'
our kind intentions, talking incoherently ol
pistols for two, coffee for one, and hrst
class fu.eral cortese. Verify I'VE live in
perilous times"