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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
Araenas Ward Ia n.onaou.

A London paper says: "Ar,emus Ward
has been in London fos the last three months,
and is nov regular contributor for Punch.
He took dinner with us the other day, aad
in the evening accompanied US to the new
Suvry theatre. He 70 no actively engaged
ia preparing = new entertainment, which
will open It Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, about
November /, and from which he anticipates
realizing . email fortune. His letters to
Punch though - ny mind hardly equsl TO
his early elBsrts, are Gull Of that hum0r and
80 Of eose" which chasacserise his writings;
AID though the style is altogether new 10
the Enelish people, they ssem TO Like his
.eoaks," and he Is already very popular
He gets about e75 letter, which is very
high figure, but the pay 10 nothing compared
to the honor Of having the Endorsement o
Panch, through the columns Of which, tn,
| loosuted Hood. Mark Lemon, John Lecch
Thackery, etc., gave some Of their best ei
iusions to the world, and which is very just
u regarded . the ablsst periodical OF th
character IN existence. Mr.. Browne 10 en-
gagged in preparing book for the pres
which will euntaia ocrs good things thai
he has yet publishsd, and Will, feel satis
ned, command large sale. He propose
rymaining here another year. at the end Q
which he will return to "Baldiaavills' IN,
.sBetsy Jane" wissr IL not richer man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

- 90 a1ber ul0n1ny, Dosy 11sh.
~ Oeeaoee lewa will Isavs dock loot u BRADY
tesee1, Tor Peri 0yses. - folDGws:
Ae u. u lie e0noeetiog with train for Full
-, 0oso6sA D1bsque, (affivisR 10 Dubuque .
IhonDin oas6Doo u any Sthes rouee) Psecpor.,
0poioo. - III pointa noelh and northwest, east
- oostheast. 10 csntral loSa and southern
AAAR H. eosnseling With train for Sa.
vugnA Ds9epoes, nasise - hillwaukee, and Ill
Deinte heel6s Weoe - sa9A
NJ 1Dl1ow1aG - ~ ra1so 81 Fare to p0iata
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Al1coc1xso ROrous R1ooteFss
CayusA, Hinde Comfy, Miss.
T. Aaasoe9 . Co.-0enslcmen Please send me
enplhR II dsssn a yoai Porous t1asters Ihsy are
6gssst deaand hessSos whoopdag cough They act
Hks charm. eoald have sold two doscn ms wssk
q had had thsm. Send q soon - possible, ana
obiigo. YosD respectfully.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS. r. y.
ASTHMA CURED.
1ff. william Nay, Of sa5 Spring street. New forlS
wrees, Jan I. 1885, have been aficsed with asthma
Tor upwards OF teu years receiving no benefit rom
medical mem VS. advised by fFtcnd io try one OF
AllcOok's P0rous Plastcrs. said, had tried sever
81 kinds Of piastexs without any benefit and
they were all alfkc Ny friend gave ne one nt Az
cock's, and urgcd me to use Il ! did 60. and have
now worn them steadily for nine monthe. and ma
Agency, Brsndrcth House, New York. Sold BY
OFUOEiGeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

0soa0s raAHcis Tam on. wn,sGsr.--
GeeeRe Francis Tram withdssws from ~
canvass - . candidate fos Territorial ds'e-
gate in Congress from Nebraska for reasons
which ass thes ~ forth;sssh s
VI am told to-day that messy 10 wanted
tos carriages to bring up the voters, and to
scatter among the beer shops and the grcg~
gssieA Any spare money ! nay have
prefer 10 devote 70 education end Christian
chsriues. Purchasing votes dsbases she
franchise and demoralises the people.
have lectnrsd ~ often for ~ Irish Father
Mathew socistiss 70 20 hack on them b.
trsatiAs The voters. No wife, No liltle ehie1-
ssa shall lave reason 10 cuoplaia g
drua - husband Of lasAes - aeo(isa day
ou NJ enpcunt. whiskey b ths eusss q
eur ~. Il = running our ysacg men ~
hasryiae eue ~ men late the grave. HI
end pess. high and iow, alike ess bsiag -
sAEs5e1 sades ~ bliehtiag in1usacs.-
WIEN - have Sswse bssweriss, SbWvf d.
61l9ion, aaa uegs Christian ehurcbss. moi
uuitseuiaiss asl>nsrs scbssls, he ~ coast'
- ~ jalls Vim = - yatrsnissd, and u
World tlRe~a~tSe ~ ess.ry
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25
Davenport Savings institution
FIRST NATIONAL DANk.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Osnd holidays excepted from . .. 70 3 p. =.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS N
rom7 20 o'clock. lxrsaksr allowed on deposits
u the rate Of Flvs PER cent. per annum:
Printed copies Of BY Laws and ReguIasion0 -
BE had st the bank.
Money 70 leaa On good improved neal ns>Gee.
Eeb2OdwtS y. SMITH, Proo't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

LxAuxsp Sonsruine. "A good joke is told
q The expense Of suburban school teacher,
whe kept Aftsr seAsel . younestsr Who had
manifested eseae AVERSION 70 acquiring d
-ditional learnioR, and In The course Of The
'.N6w, Jsniss, an 700 tell me oos singls
Ting you havs learned since The quarsss
commenced Z"
"Yes, have lsarnsd go thing."
"Whoa = &
"Wsll, I've IsaSss1 49, 1hsss b . Sally
eAs1iaut ~ lhaG neas q H. beys koes
aayth,ne abeas, ~ .l.vas goine lhsse tos
mats Il you hadat hspt - aftsr school"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

81. Ven Phul. JP. &C.,,
0snunAE Ceomsaaca AND FoswAnDue
MEnCHANTO, ytsts
1ooR0y0EOs D, New Or1eoMS, Ia.
nassa1sgn. = yea PAtl Waters& Co. w.
I. Rvlng = c., o. Ieiis; Hgfnell, Gayle !
Co.s WoW Or1ooas. oc1S-d1ye -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

JNO. UWENB.
Collections made on ali accessible points.
Exchange IN all principal cities bought and
cold Exchange on London. lrelana and cities
and towns Of Europs for sole.
Government Stocks bought and cold.
Accounts solicited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

TIE merits a tls invention oouslets IN It, pfotec
tioa TO lamp cAimneys. which continually break
ing while bs1ne used With the ordinary lamps.
No ouddea tFaneiuo ffOm huaf t. cOld can crack q
safety aid without apprehension. In the most violent
wind, rejecting . steady light under all circum-
stances and the fact that Oncthird less Of oil b
sumed, renders this most valuable acquisition To
house-kecpers.
eampee sent any part Of the U. 3. On the receipt
Of - cts. Post Paid.
y. ID. Capcwelo,
Once. 906 Race street, or, 1911, Csdbury Avenue,
Octi1 dam PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-25

Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards oftwcn-
u yeaev They aro oeat By mail, IN Ordinary 1T
vt envelopes WITH full Instructions and advtcea
Oct22dkwiw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
Gall, Gall, Call,

D0rWe can afford to, and rill sell oil
our goods at'prices which In these Zines
will make il an object both ID purse and
appimes for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
omist and the Lmproeidcnt,t the Epicure
nd!he Fayal.o purchase oCus.
Cash for tho seller and satisfaction
70 the purchaser, il the businss1 mott, Il
ss11ly 4. p. BOo0E i 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
Two Hundred and Fifty Head
OF Beef Cattle,

TO Lo delivered at Fort Sally, D. T., on
Or oelore the lst day OF June, 1866.
lne cattle to De steers, quot bu!!s, heit-
ers or COWS, not less than three years old,
Tad the average net weight to be not less
than 400 pounds. =
The bids will state the price, per net
pound at which the cattle will be furnish
I'd, Tue weight to bc determined in The
ual manner.
Each bid vii! he accompanied by a
good aud sufficient guarantee for its
1aithtul performance, or it will not be
considered; and good and sullicien.
bona VIA be mrelnirej Tor the faithful
fuitllment OF the contract.
Ine right to reject any Or all bids is
r~scrved. The bids must be in duplicate
("l.h a copy OF thus advertisement attach.
Q. To cach) and end rs d Proposals tor
Beet, ant addressed to tas Undersigned
at Sioux City, Iowa.
4 he bis viii be opened at my Office in
Sioux C.'v, LAVA, at ; o'clock Z. Il.
-orday, a rri 2Jd, lSjG.
Dy utrectlon Of Dtrset Big. Cenl I.
J. HaIHEs, &. 5
EVANS BLAKE, Capt. & 6. s. Y.
o!OuX City, ALrl IL 1866:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
sfsa1lsEEE1S SALE.

AtTATE OF oodbury county
- So. Carr Brown vs.. Jerome NJ. White,
ct III.
BY virtue Of a special execution TO me
1lcected-ls-ued by the clerk of the dis
met court Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, in
favor OF Carr Brown, and agaius, Jerome
NJ. White, Elizabeth G. " bite, Jacob L
Copeian, Elizabeth Z. Copelan, ct. al. on
T. judsmen. rendered by said court on the
ID day Of November, A. u. 1865, being
,nr second day of the November term of
SAID court, A. ID. 1865, wherein it was or
derei, sdjndscd and dccseed that The fol
loving described real estate, to, wit
Tie undivided one half Of the
north west quarter of section
number IL (swtlve), in township
number eighty nine (S9). north
OF range Irty-seven (l7) west,
containing eighty (8G) acres
more or less, and situate in
Woodbury. county. 1owa, be sold
to satisfy said jud gment, amount.
,ug TO four hundred and sixty
eight dollars 1868 and fourteen
and one hundred and seventy one
hundred dollars cost.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given, That on the S'h day Of May, 1866,
ut 10 clock A NJ | will vtTer FIR sale to
'na highes: bidder. in front Of the Pos,
Of door in Sioux City. equity and
State aforesaid the above described real
estate which | hare levied upon to satisfy
said execution.
JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff Ct Woodburv County.
A b GRIFFIN, Defy
sheria''s o1ice. Sioux City, !
April :, 1866 Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

4 LII persons keeping and maintaining
II IN Of about their city lots, anything
Of character amounting to a nuisance.
are hereby Informed that they must abate
The same within ten days from thu dats of
this notice, or it will be done by he city
mvnt he charged to and enforced against
the party maintaining the same.
And notice is also given 10 all persons
Occupying the Levee with wood, &c, that
the same must be removed within ten
days from the date hereof, otherwise it
vii! lie done hy the City, at the expense
OF the parry owning the p operty.
DY ORDER OF THE COMMON CoUNCiL.
A. Il. GRIFFIN, Lity 1Nurshdl.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
s-ts1g1stE7's SALE.

lTATE OF ioHA-WooibHry County, IS
- hhateas, on the It'll day Of November, A. d.
1855, jtd. mant Tor The sum Of LII 5, with in
tres: at the rate % ten per cent. per annnm and
81 os's. ran Tered in the District Court of
Woodbury. coahty. Iowa, In cause in which
Young Bros. 60. were plaintiffs, and John VIII
Hams II Emily Williamson ct nj defendants;
and "heTsas, al execution dated the 10Th day Of
March, 1866, issued ont of the Office OF the Clerk
the district Court Aforesaid against the following.
de@cr.bed property, to-wit:
his and z, in block lots S and O. in block 5 !;
lots T. s. 3, 10 IL ard u, in block 10 nts l. 2, s.
7, & q TO- III and 10, ia block IL. and block number
], all in North Sioux City, Woodbury. county,
iowa. Now, therefore, public notice h. hereby
given that on Tuesday, the lst day Of Mn y, A. d.
1866, III II o'c.ock \. NJ, in 'front.' Of the Posofco
dor IN Sioux City, county AMI state AFORESAID,
Will sell At public sale to the highest bidder for
cash the above desert led property levied by me
by sirt4osf said writ Of execution, to satisfy said
writ aGd all aecIang costs.
JOas HaGY, sl.rriir, W. G.
BY A. y, Griffin, Deputy.
Sheriff. ONCE, sionx City, Iowa. March u, Go
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21

4 7, 296
Fire Policies issued tlr nigh its Agencies for the
year 1861 is suggestive # the wiir spread and cx-
tcn-iH" bu mess enjoyed hy the pIi'ENIA, and the
emphatic desire among all classes kr the protec-
ton its policies afford.
BIunch for the Hest and South,
No. IA Vest FourM 81, Cincinnati, o.
II. n. MAGILL, Gen'l Agent,
HT Phoenix Policies issued promptly by
GEO. WEARE, ke>ideul Agt.
marchl7 3m Sioux City. Iowa,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-04-21
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE,

CEALED proposals will be received by
~ the unders igned at Sioux City, Iowa,
.u.il : Z. NJ Monday, April 23d, 1866,
Tor furnishing
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
flyers
Cherry Pectoral.

SO nett if ras Seth fcmcr
Wtftfamttft nnr f. iablreth
NM RE S@He, in mci6tn rde.
irlte feline eeiltraft errrrttc.
raB es in fatt alien Sbsilsu scs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

At a r gular term of the Usage County
Court, begun and held at the courthouse ia
Linn, Usage County, Mo on the 9th day
of August A d 1866 and on the third day
of said term, among other proceedings had,
were the following 10 wit:
,,And now comes David c. Duncan,
yPubllc Administrator of Usage County,
,,having in charge the estate of Michael
uMcAffee deceased, and presents his Pc
%,,tition accompanied by a true account Of
Ibis administration of said estate as well
,,as a list CT debts due aud owing by the
,,same) and asking the court, to make
IAN order for the sale of all or SO much
,,of the real estate of said McAffee, as
Twill be sufficient to pay the liabilities Of
,,said estate, and the Court orders, tha.
,,all persons interested in the said estate
,,be notified by publication of this order
yin the ,,Hermanner Volksblatt," Q
weekly paper, published in the town Of
,Hermann, Gasconade County: Mo that
,~,unless the contrary be shown on the
first day Of the next regular term OF
uthis Court, to be begun and held at the
courthouse in Linn on the fourth Mon.
,,day III November A. D. 1866, an order
Twill be made by the court for the sale
,,of all of the following described rea
uestule of the said Michael AIcAffee, t..
,,Wlt:
The w half ard Sc quarter of Sc or
ySecti>n IS, Township 43, Of range No,
y6, situate in Gasconade County, Me-.
A tue copy
c. GLOVER, Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that let,erx
administration nave been granted t, the I'M
dersigned by the County Court ofGasconade
unty of the estate of SARAH MINERVA
BaANsoN decd, bearing date 18th August
1866.
All persons indebted to said estate, are
hereby required to make Immediately pay
ment 10 the undersigned administrator, and
all persons, having claims against said estate,
to. present them for allowance properly
authenticated within one year from the
date of said letters, orthey will be p1ecluded
from any benefit of said estate, and if such
claims are not presented within n year
from the date of said letters, they will be
forever barred.
]. W. OOK, Public Admir-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
c. GLOVER, CLERK.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary lave been granted to tie
Q ,tate of JOHN REED decd. undersigned
from the clerk of the Cvuny Court of Gas
conade county, bearing date Of January 18th
1866.
All persons having claims against said
esta,e are hereby requested to exhibit them
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one yeor
from the date OF said letters, or they may
be precluded from any behefit of said estate,
and if said claims are not presented within
three years from the date of said letters
hey will be forever barred.
BASEAL ORDER Execute
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llmt:r rem rsusu Netieaci + rom Snli 1866
bat jsre @srien reer 9.rrnsn, msIdc Arpfrl,
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aae rirjsnisen. wtlts tst airen molsn. ltlo
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MAIDEN.
s. 4rt&. 8. q. q.
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tcta ut 1T. rag fe ibre Gene fnns ron atfrl rlid,u
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DisinherIted Brooks.


From the Tribune. ..., ...
The Erlress devotes its columns day after day,
to certificates from Its Cope rhead confreres that
its editor has been badly treated in the late de-
oision of the House that he was not elected to
that body. We trust he will succeed next fall
thereby in gaining what he never yet had had
a regular Democratic nomination for Congress.
Hitherto he had nominated himself, and then
compelled the bulk of the party to support him
by threatening its whole ticket with the oppo-
siton of his mythical Constitutional Union"
party. Now let him have regular nomination,
and let Mr.. Dodge be fairly ptted against him,
and we will see where he comes out. Meantime,
we gain urge the friends of Mr.. Dodge to print
a pamphlet edition of Mr.. Dawes speech, and
place copy in the hands of every voter in the
district who can read. That Is the only reply
that can be needed to the Infamous calumnles
on Congress which the BTpress is indusLrously
raking from every foul source, and printing from
day to day.
The Express talks OF Mr.. Baldwin as having
been expelled IRON his seat in the House by
in the present House. He was expelled by the
voters OF the District, who saw fit to elect Row.
land +. TrowbriGge over him by the rather
respectable majority of 7l0. (See Tribune
Almanac for 1865 page 64.) 1t may have been
very naughty on The part of the voters to do
this; but the House couldn't help that. But
that happened to be the smallest Republican
majority gwen IN any district in the State; so Mr..
Baldwin tried to "wrlng in" over it. The House
didn't see fit to let HIM; whereupon it gets BADLY
abused in the Express That may not be plea
SAINT; but we think it preferable to seating q
COpperhead from district in place of a Repub-
lican who has 7l0 majority.