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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01


Lase night vhes Ne lights Of the vilisee
First ssineled aleng the bill. J..
And teams that were late with their meA' g''s''
Game toiling NJ from the mill
Slowly drifting and falling.
ike dust from the miler's fan.
On thS1ssds. ed the roads. and the iences'
The winters storm began.
The boy looked out from the window
Away DER the duskv plain;
ltsnoWs." be cried to his sister.
Come, lssteu against the pane
Drifting IL fell. and whirling
Like foam where the mill wheel goes
And the boy went III with his sitter.
Bind shouted, "ls SHOWS. it SHOWS
Out through che half opened doorway
They peefed forth into the the night.
IL dsshed tts bresth 10 their faces,
And darkened the aickering light;
In the dusk they shouted, 20, mother.
TIE v-lley IL white below,
Ard the tssas thai 70 from the milier's
We scarcely can see for the snos.'
The the voice Of the gray haired grAGd dame
Wa heard through the whispering gloom,
While the dsncing fame Of the lire light
Flecked shadows along the room;
Zone hither. she spske. my dsrIings,
The IRE q the hearth 10 warm.
Let M think, while the snow is drifting.
OftAe shelterless lambs II the Storm.
All night on the house top falling
The inOW nskes 6uttered down,
Add Tie eAnreA besfs voics grew husky
Prom the weight Of his frosty crown;
Bot whea The nSSs gleea Of day .'Rht
Through asrksess besss 70 steal,
he shook il down from his forehead,
Aad shoutsd glsdsome zeal.
Bat the hosts sfthe mail clad storm king
He'd tsiumphsd aghout the night.
And the banners and biajes Of autumn
Were ca ushed il the bitter fight
Bet when the red glory ofsunrise
Yves unfus lied in the east again,
There was smoke on the edge Of the hilltop,
And gli~mer Of spears on the plain.
And The children, the merry children
Who saw the lights on the hill,
when teams that were late with their meal
erists
Came toiling down from the mill
When the winter snow is falling,
And the IRE on the hearth 10 warm,
Nay they think on the prayer Of the grand
dame,
''FOe the shelteriesa lambs in the storm"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
ngTROPOa.lTAN HOTEL.
OoRNER RANDOLPH 3 WELLS STREETS
CA1c0go. ma.
BALDWIN / MERRITT,
0hSe.doO1 PROPRIETOR.
P9NN0YLvANaA aOUDE,

CORNBR OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
ODAvis Soxs, PsopRiEroRs. Free omnibus
- and from the cars and boats. Proprietor Of
~ LeClairs, Princeton and Lyons, and the De.
Wiz and Maquoketa Stage Lines Stages lsavs
i llcuee for the abeve named and eontieuouo
Ilnos svery day. h1l dwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
CONSTITUTION WATER

uAs BEEN PROxOUsCEDB TIM MIDI.
II eal Faculty and the public 10 BE- the mos,
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure 81 I'll
diseases Of the STOMACH. LIVER. KIDNEYS
oud oLADoan that hes ever been offered
IL 10 not anixssAL wAsss. IL 10 from experience.
that CONTRIBUTION wAsss hes emanssed and we
aOw cay let NO man doubt, when single bottle
has been known 90 cure diseases which the best
medical talent In this country has failed relieve
A remedy poesessing the virtues Of Constitution
Waser cannot Be cisased under 'quack" prepare
sions. - il 10 nov used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II is only sccond class
physicians that CRY down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every mesns 10 nc.
complish cure; and the success the ply sicians
increases - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce = cure, while others tail IN
the attempt. Science 70 satisfied with the TRUTH
Give Constitution W ascr tsr trisl--w~ mean
you who are under some specsdtisfs care from
year TO year, aud We particularly aliade 10 lades
sho are constantly resorting u local trsatsness.
aud oil sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with 20 much chance Of success us there would be.
from locsl applications 10 the throat for diseases
81 brain W. have becn careful 10 use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate Organisali0a, but ~ receive 80 many com.
munications from psss0us for which Constitution
Water 10 adapted, and Of whose disease NO men
ticn has been made. that We have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy is capable Of pro-
dueing cure, no matter what the disease msy be,
Il should be made known. The medicine 10 put
Up for the public, aud there should b NO excep.
tiona. We cay, Consultation Water 10 not like .
Gilded pill, msds 70 suit the eye and tsste; IL h
nedic,ss. in every sense Of the term placed 10
taken according 70 The directions II will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions il regard 10 diet etc. relate only 70
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
Tax Lord Chief Justice Of tho Queens

Tax Lord Chief Justice Of tho Queens
Bench receives $4,000, and the other
Judges IS, 900 year each; the Chief JUS
tice Of the Common Pleas 81. 600, and the
other judges 81. 900; the Master Of the Rol!
and the Lords Justices Of Appeal 81. 900
each. and the Vice Chancellors each So, 600;
the Chief Baron OF the Exchequer e. 900
and each Of the Ba, ons Of the Court $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
MONONGAMELA,
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER I PHILLIPS,

nANCvACruasaS %
Carra0ge moa Fire 0DO1Gs.
TN1sn0oc Hk~las mah pipe Boxes.
Wagon aad Nk~1m oSO1as.
Coach MaA 4. ~ ScreWs.
NQaare aud 11~xagOa Nuts,
Cast aaA Wro's 0rom Wnshers,
Machine ana 0s1ovv esoles.
yvroaGhs oro0 o0iages,
ToyeFe orOo0e
Bridge 1Dolao nmsl Casa6mgs.
-. q. splice Bars and oDv1ts. &c.
full assortment Of standard sises kept IN
etcck. WAREuOuSE-Wster and Market Sta.
Pittsburgh. octl7 -dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
End a the World Ar.

There is M.llerite Or Millennium Church
ct Jeffersonville. Ind and the adherenis "a
its doetriaes confidently expected the de.
struction OF the world last Friday.
A rather singular religious revival is in
progress in the CampbeIlite Baptist Church
at Jacksonville, Ind. Many Of the old
members Of the regular Baptist Church ere
joining the new wing and being re- baptized
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
Prepared only by

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Propristors Of DR.. AcLans's Lissr Pills,
Itrmifuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. MCLANE'S
.1ssericMM Worm Specific,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

DAsvnas, "a. yuss9, 1se9-Hr. NJ. h. 0rss1
-Dsse ~ :-lo Feb. 1851, was Afflicted with
thso two galleoe % WolsS = tWensy -fesr hours.
vas obligea 70 gst ~ = often ten o. twelve times
dsriag he night, aad u i've months lost about
my pounds u weight. During The month ofJuly,
1851, procured TO bettles d Coestitutinn We
YER. andis twu days afses using u experienced
relief, end amer taking Two boStlss was entirely
eursd, sosn sllsr segatoing ~ usssl good health.
Yours truly. j. v. H. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

An inventor in London claims to have
discovery = method Of making illuminating
gas for actu.lly less than rothing. lie ex-
tracts It from vegetable substances which
up to the present. have beon treated as ut.
tsrlv useless. and which better still, after
producing the gas, became matter Of cash
convertible value; 40 that the more OF tn.
new gas one manufactures and consumes
the greater advantage it will be to him
pccuniarily.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

Nodi-ea-e. to which the human bo,lv y. liable are
better entitled to the attention OF tho phisthropst
WORMS in the rtou,nch and bowrls When the suf-
ferer il an adult the case very rquently overlook
Hn, when The pstien i. M iDlsnt II ~ dtes.e K moi
entirely neglected. II II still ffcoueu1ly ascribed In
whole or part 70 some other e.sse. caght here to
NAV exist in child. and ho~eoevef ouiescent they
ma, have been previously mo soooer b DE constita-
tion invaded BY any Of the nuer0us train of discascs
mcntrd nv their irritation Hence Il too ffeoeunt}y
banmsns sSat diseaae mhcrwfse easisv msnsred -
a.1srce \, tres,mcn, in3icioss n ~ resrrcss hst
which entirely , IN e. q =
potent aud pr0mpa remedy Pc poseeco, % inst hey
p'ssoas IN .pcs es.s.. he sssss % b stseieS
siMrons WHICH aI c .Ad D nsTA AK
ehssss :"i Se eyes Seeome duIi lie publ. ss. q
azure .emi.clrele run. along The low;t eyelit y
ming or thioESins q The e.rs an s.usas! sscrsda 8;
particularly n The morning Appetite vs'sS!s. .os one
ssh ., other. entirely gs assdss ps.ns Y 7: :o.
sss,iss :;oo'. :ss: p. s:isssss:lls 49, .is
ton occasionally diicult and eccsnpe.isd 3 he
cough cough eomrtmeadry and coqvuleive; unsasy
and disturbed Sleep witt Gdodng q The tech; te4-
per variable, hut generally irritable, &c.
Wherever the above Symphonic ere found to exist,
Dr. Nclane's vemifnge may be depended upon to -
PEcr CURE.
ADMINISTRATION Of this preparation h. BEEN such - to
sSssS 4. :; :,ss e
i being The In ~ e. s
vermuge docs MT CONTAIN Mercury in any form: "a
that + an nnscsn. psepsssiOn and ecs s..e q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
DIRECTIONS.

Take two three pills going TO bed every secosd
third night II they do not purge tw0 o. three times
the next morning, take one or two more; but slgh
breakfast should Invariably follow their use The Liver
Pills may he used when purging simply 10 neces
cary. A antbilliOus purgStive they inferior II
none and in doses of two three they give aeOniah
ing relief In Sick Headache also In slight dersnge.
msnis ofthc stomach
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
piTreoURo.

----------.-- --e---.--.--
L1NDSEYsB
Improved Dloed Searches ~
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For tho Cure Of al Diseases
ARISING 'so1 sL a !1 sTCn A srArs o. THE
Scrofula, Cancssous formations, Cutaneous
diseasss, Erysipsaas, Boils, Pimpass on
the lace. Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Oyspep-
sis, Costivcnees,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mefcurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach. together with all other
disorders from an improper condition Of ths
eissulatory system. Asa general ton.
70, its effects are benignant, and
cannot fail 10 benefit whose
used psrssvssinsly and
sceosding 70 disse-
We 01v12 TO f1i8 PUBLIC nRDlClNR
seea i,s oss ssss.s. l. sAosssr On: thea euy nd
::,ss1ssd Fsasdy ~ Aspvi DsssAsn an owl IL
49, sh!s ed Y saicssd ssym.
J. =. LINDSEY,
DrAa Sa I'VE woslA jsss say eAss yoss
sassiss - cured eass q eercfala that has 20
: ~: ST:
ne ''''''' '; JOIN ~ H'k!ls.os . sos
X. Z. skLl4FRB . CO., SoIs Psorxssros,
Ptstsbusg. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
AGUE AND FEVER.

DIR. McIanes Liver Pills. In caees Of Ague and Fever,
when taken with QniniIe. pr0mOtive Of the most
happy results No better Catharfic can be uked pre-
parasory 10. or after taking Quinine. We would I'D
wise all who afflicted with this disease give them
A FAIR TRIAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
formerly Eichclberger House,)
Nor. Second and Walnut sta, Muscatine, 10.
~ WOODFORD / 0ALYEAN, Props. Free
Omnsbus and Bagxsge wagon to and from Cars
and Boats. Tue House has been rc6tted and re-
| furnished throughout. and put in per ect order
Of The acssmmo6stsen Of The public. nv95-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

The Harmony Insurance Company, Of
New York. has decided to wind up. It has
assets Of $500. 900. enough to meet all Of
IT'S claims.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
0RAnAm'S MAR REVIEWER

s2For sale In Chicago, Milwaukee. 81. Lauis, Ciacin
NATL Cleveland. Detroit, and all Drnggiats, Whsesals
and Retail. aueiS-dAwiy
For sale in Davenport by Stevenson Oarnahsn,
Harrison etarks, x 3. Dallord, and Druggists gen,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-12
Policies of Insurance

on lives stationary property, and property in tran
stu in the best Companies In thu United States on
the most fav ora bic tertus.
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RESOLUTIONS.

ResOlretj bH tie GensIJI assembly Of the
iSsote of Eo,cu: That all the evidence taken
before the Committee appointed to investi-
gate the 'suppcse's diversion OF the Swamp
2and Indemnity Fund.-" and the report OF
that Committee to this General Assembly,
~. sirf the same are hereby referred to the
Attorney General, with Instructors that
said Attorney General be. and he is here
hv, required to proceed ut once, to take
such legal steps as he may deem advisa-
hle against such person. or persons, or Sc
curities already given, as may I've Eecessa-
nv to secure the amount of thc deficit found,
by said committee, for ttSe benefit Of tbs
counties Interested.
2. Resolved, That all actions or suits
which it may I've necessary to institute in
order to carry into effect this resolution
State or Iowa for the use and benefit of the
counties affected by said detalcatiOn.
,. RcsOEpcd, That the State of Iowa shall
pay all costs that may he legally expended
i'm the prosecution of all suits bv virtue Of
or under the foregoing resolutions; and
the anrount thereof shall he reported by
the Attorney General 10 the Auditor Of
State. who shall draw his warrants for the
same same in favor OF the parties 10 whom
the same may be due.
4. RcsOIrcd. That ali moneys which may
bc realized by the Attnrnev-Gencrt,l i'm the
performance of his duties in this respect.
shall he paid over Ivy him to the State
Treasurer wl,p shall rpr,.int in fluDlicatn
therefor in the usual manner. and the same
shall he paid ont Ivy said TreasureraS now
provided by law for paying Swamp Land
Indemnity funds, except that he shall d
vide the funds thus pai,t into his hands
pro rata between the several counties ai-
fprteH by said ti,.i;iltaI ion.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-04-12

ever known to the ward II fe not a whiskpy prer
ara<fon 70 Ne used as beverage, hut IL Medicin.
esyecially adapted to diseased or dyspeptic stom
ach The propretors
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@~ GDN'
Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOl. IRRt.GULARITIES

Is scientifically compoundeded Guid preparation
OF direct and positive action; than any pills
powdcrs-s:tfe at IA II times except when forbidden
Ia the directions They are prepared by myself a,
mp laboratory in New Haven, CT. Having practiced
III he hospitals or Paris aud London, and with owe
fifteen years eXlsricnce in this city, in female dis.
eases and " ea4uesseS, l Present my
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Guarantee "a FUre ia Every
Instance.
WARRANT 1T IN EVERY CASE.

Letters reach US every day from persons In every
pa ri OF the Ian, telling of The miraculous
has performed whilst our hest physi clans are con
stantly urging to tell tn The ormnra st m which
1t is made saying its effects wonderful; its
cess beyond all precedent and its cures in even the
most aggravated sasss certain sunrise. II
will stop distress after caring in momcut's TING
sw vetcn sour stomach as il Is t,ken; relieve
pains or cramps in the stomach or bowels instanta
ne"usfy, anu enaDe tie u.spePtf, sur'Ier who has
lived Tor years on Graham bread and the plaincst
diet to heapSy meal without fear Of any trouhl,
from il. We earnestly ask one trial from every SAT-
erer. Sold by druggists everywhere, 81 per bottl
or six bottle for S5
c. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
Propr etors, New Haven, Conn.
LORD SMITH Genera Western Agents, % Lake
street. Chioa III
TAYLOR, BLAKE & CO., wholesale and retail
agents, Ottuniwa. Iowa.
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Sold ierS

and the Wiaows and Heirs Of Soldiers,
are notified that al acting agent for procuring
Pensions Bounties and other claims against thu
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unes:
claims allowed. Nj. j. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, lS6i tt Ottuh"s, iowa
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GOING EST.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
RAILROAD LINE.

fNlAI Inv III u I At n p.
OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F: ON Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
Pittsburgh, PHILADELPHIA Ia II more New York and
all o.aer East ern and South Eastern Cities
Passengers leaving BurlT.gt on III, Goo A. II.
rain conncctRt MENDOZA with the Illinois Central
RI road North and South and at Chicago hotL / he
Noon and Eveningtrains. Both trains 0nnect with
lime great Eastern Railroad routes to-wi.: NJ c.
X via Detroit; NJ r X via Toledo and Pittsburgh
and IT Wayne via TT Wayne of which psssen.
gerscan take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours ahead ofany othsIroutele wing Blu
irgion.
Hareage checked through to Detroit Niagara Fall
and New, York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, buffalo
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern sale
at Ottumwa Fairfield, Nj Pleasant md at the Tick.
ct Office corner Front nd Watersheds Huntington
Sleeping Cars att ched the n ghttrains
Fare as low as by any 9th erroute. ... ~
l.. +. PETTlRONE,
Dec. 1871. Gen'lag'tC. BIZ
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p BURLINGTON AND MISSUUl;r
IL RIVER RAILROAD

s III u
CHiNGE or TIME
On and after Monday, Jan 1st 1896 and ant n fur.
ther notice, Trains win leave and arrive rolowr
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EouRTH JUDICIAL DrsrRIoTl CAMILLE JACOB and OTH
COURT, PARISH OF ST.. Frs VS.. EDoUARD JACOB

EouRTH JgDICLAL DlsrR5cT CAMILLE JACOB and 9TH
JAIEs.-No. l66 Tutor
ID ected by the honorable the Fourth District Court
parish ofSt James, the above entitled cause will proceed
sell public aucton at the Merchants and Auotoneefs
Streets in the Second District of this city, SATURDAY
the seventh day ofJuy 1866 at II O'Clock, NJ the following
T. x CERT4iN LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and
improvements thereon situate the late municipality No
New Levee and Lafayette in the square comprised be-
tween New eyee Lafayette Commerce and Poyras streets.
said measuring thirty feet front on New Lev
bont feet six inches in epth and front on said
opposite side line American measure forms part
lot designated No a. plan annexed to an act passed
before u H. Snge late notary public in this city the
On Ills lot Is three story brick building the whole leased
for seventy dollars per month until LIST October 1866
Being property acquired by the defendant by
chase from Felix Lg9gtu per act passed before Theodore
O. TWO LOTS or 1UND situated in the Third District
Of this city designated by the Nos twenty five and twenty
eight of square No. g. bounded by History Tor Rererec
Plauche Mysterious or Columbus and Goodchdren streets
aud measure, viz lot NO. 25 thirty feet inches from
lines the line of lot No g. ninety three feet two line
the line of lot No. a. add nney-seyen feet three
lot No p hirtone feet eleven inches and one line front
Pagche street. by depth between parallel lines of one hun
dred and twenty feet inches ave lines bounded
the right lot No 90 left By lots Nos III e. rs
ana part % NO ~ and in the rear by said lot No. 23
lslt deposited the Office Of Ad Masuresu notary public ia
Together with all the buildings and improvements
Beng the same property ACQUIRED hy the defendant @ Pn
mss ElAelie leet s ss p'9set
4 ISi9
Pia.s win be hbitiou at the Exchange some day.
previous to that OF sale
HARRY 7. HAYS
Z Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans
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cOLDIERs, HOME rnn rnnrar

S0LDIERS' HOME FOR LOUTSTANA.-
~ me pubic IS informed that the Louisiana Soldiers Home
established at Vaudeville, the Ponchartran Lake shore
now ready 70 receive the MANNED aud disabled
ANA ana az applicants are hereby invited present the
claims for admission supported by proper vouchers TO eh
othe following named Directors who are wise authorized
from the public at large: " ~ ~
THO. F. THIENEMAN, President, I72 Gravier street
THOS MURRAY, Treasurer, Go Iarondelet strert
GEO A FREREF Secretary Union gank i22 snaI street
PETER ~ PETE RSOH, $50 Love street. Third District
g. WAGGAMAN 1913 EspmnRde street
GHAS, A. RRUSLE, St Gabre P O. parish of TberyIls
GEO. Y. ALNDAY, Clinton parish of East Feliciana.
W, 7. PALFREY, Centervle parish Of st. MARY,
NV ORLEANs, May 10 1855.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPARTMENT DE LExECuTTF, /
Nouvelle- Orleans lie 26 decembre 1865 I
A TEES DU qu'aPpIIcatIOn a etc faite IA moi
~ parJ G. Belden ponre cancellation de obligation of
fcielle CONNIE TresOrier d'Etat SAVIOR:
Une obligation daee du cling 1854, pour Ia de
enQuante mile pasres, sgnee par William e. Bell A. D.
Grief Richard England George kule chacun pour $40 0O0
ct Theodore Gillespie ct Chadwick, ehacun pour 5000
par dit Bslden de devoirs 7resorer susdt
Avis par lie present donne qu
dams Hdte obligation de mOntrer Ia ecrtue
du secretare dEtUt dci onrs de la
deruee publication de Get avis les rasuus pour equeas
dite obligation serait pas cancelled ct anuuIee
Donnie main ct lie d'EtEt, edessus &c
26eme jour de decembre 1860 lie QuHtre
vieme de Undergraduate dss Etats- Unis.
j. MADISON WELLS,
Parls Gouvsrnaur.
]. Il HARUK, SeerataiTe d'Etat
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WASHER
AND wBIEGER

The best and most useful invention of the kind saving
household labor invented.
Has mora and better for saving time
and the wear and tear washed than any other
chine All the other machines either rub the clothes
them out speedily satisfactorily perform their work
"i'H 'D0 HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This Is not the Thsre rubbing of the clothes and
consequently no and The washing is ost com
psey thoroughly performed by the the wheel
Send for circular giving full explanation call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere
s. NJ. BARTON CO.'S,
No II pobnunito,la,
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"WEDNESDAY, June "a, at ne O'Clock NJ
" at the Merchants and Auetoneers Exchange Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse BY virtue and
Of the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans above e
titled matter dated 10th April 1866 Court Docket No for
account OF the creditors of the said nsolvgn be sold
following described property, tO-wit. RS
ONE LOT OF GROUND, in East BouigHy, parish Of JEFF
erson in square No S. bounded by Napoleon Avenue Berlin
y Phelps, surveyor datd 10Th OF February 1870 deposited
N the office OF j. r. Beard late notary public s city
SAID lot measures . eet inches front Napoleon Aveuua m
depth OF ln feet between parallel lines American measure
nz51 FERNs-,Oash in u s. Treasury notes
Acts Of sale before W. Caste naeary public ut the ~
pensn Of the purchaser including the o. revenue starnps
| SALE OF RAILROAD MATERIAL 51a.
| FRTDAY, Bune 18th. 1909 on the Levee.
at the foot of st Joseph street. public auction the fol-
lowing materials appertanihg the o. s. Military Railroad
on St Joseph street, will be sold
500 Cast Iron Chains
s4oO Clamp Chains, for Fish Bar Raia
$50 Fish ar Iron Plates. va se-r +sr
1922 Cross Ties, more or less.
Sale to commence at lOAM.
R7y-TERus-oash in U. s. Treasury Notes
By order of Col O, G. sAwTELLE,
Chief QuaFtsruastsr
E. J. sTRANG,
Brevet Lieut. Colonel Assistant ouartsrnaatsr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-11

-CnutIOn-Parttes HavinRth Celebrated
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines hereby cautioned
agns placing the hands of inexperienced persons
The arpose ofbavng them repaired The only place in this
Gig where the Wheeler Wilson Machine can he properly
psed and all the improvements added Is at the agency
aFtha company, I62 Canal street
PECK BROTHERS, Agents