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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08
ROCK RIVER
OIL 4 Mining COmpany'y
r BRAN OFFICE,
Under the First National Bank,
Davenport. 10wa.
A small amount Of Stock for sale.
'nat6 dtf - EDwiN'SMrn, Agent.

TwEsy rnaEe thousand dollars have b en-
subscribed toward the establishment Of .
wolen factory in Rock Island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08
Important 10 Fruit Grower.
'Perssas Wishing - osAss shsiss selection os
rsslt 1ssss, 0rspe vises, 0snsunsssal Trees.
Shrsbbery ,r Evsrgrssul, will ind Il - their
fON, II yeAt II K. floal3S tUssry, iioon-
tnstoa, IN OfRoe q xsystsoe Umse. r. o.
Dss sss. Dsvsepost, l5ws-- HSs1 dawn

nsw Rsnnss.--lo1 EinslpH's No. H1lIs ~ the
issi In GOT tfide vil1 your kssith, - use cheap
heagh1, and wtll reconaepd = yost tting igtersnt
Oft6sir Quallti0. Mrs. W1sooWY Aystic PlA ara
Bpd 10 eir oyssstl0ns c0sseet ~ lnegulasales and
y Gsua cold n osAsrwiss. No naiden vile or moth
rhonld be without thsm. Try ths0r-uss according
IN dirsctiOns end know the result will be - d
sons Other: Price s. psDE = J5Ses Is Tos
,sabs b. ~ DyegeiHoav AZ q. 0C0vlL,
A1che& CA1un Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

To- >AsAf9eHeesa asssalg..
l. xlfb MY ncsssasy for every sidsse :
11svpspOrt ssd vidpityI NO ss1asss =
1loliey 4 psssiaeat 1ehassa. - BE- psssss
tAiss svpejeg st lie maas nasAiaeat Leolh1t,
Hsil. II = ti.eefor Old parry pfsdilecussl
y bs lsid lsId& f6s under ~ sppsdr -
uA&lhotiu1& - rsatasA tsS(JAs,. -
seussry has besp dragged quite low sDougl
down to sstisfy tho spleen Of its y,pst dc
sitsesvkx xiSesf. 1T IN hdt a Nr -nss
to sit sy thpir ars- -sisles aad quistly approv'
q Andy jsAsssa's actions. He lbs taken
: bold and dsterpiped stApd against al In
lnSmgka6lt host 6fimbkcltle Toes, ana 4
ever president steod in need Of tlss hearty
sad unoistak sb,e support # the people u
large, il j. now, and Andy sJehnsea is the
rhAn. His friends ip, his city are more M
"srous new thaa they ever we're. ssd he ID
nov 10 msss esd Of their moral support
than ever hefsse. 10 ~, rhp. = : b.
1isvsf in the prspstaatioo Of this govern.
meat end the union Of these slatss,
BY wise pacific. and stalssmsn-
l.kP msaqs should allov asys >rivis,
cause tc keep him from being present y
night. ~ GAn Aspres. n-s' hi~ssif u bold
and ussquivocslte-s <.Ai 's he duty Of
every uAn who + President IL
labsring earnestly A. .ustics sqd Qikht, 10
b present this evening no matter what
bis psst opinions may have been, The
struggle now going ON between the Presi
d mt and the radicals, is ono on which
hangs the dcstinies Of the nation. The
war in which We lately triumphed vas not
more pregnant with great results than this
political one. We are called upon TO de
eide whethse the Constitution will rule the
country and the actions of its governors,
80 central and dsspotic janta Of prressor.
able and unprinciplcd asrirsnts. Let eve
~ sup2ester Of President JOHNSON be pres
ent to night.
t4oc Losr. The single payment charg-
Cd By the "Mutal Lie Insurance Co., Of
New York." for = .oOo Life policy At the
ass Of s5. 10 only q ,0sl 80 instead Of g..
1858 the sum paid for such . policy in
another company.
An annual cash income Of 500 che End
year, graduAlly increasing 10 800, the
10Th year, and increasing thereafter each
year, would be paid during life.
1.-THE annual cash income or dividend
should bs left with the Company and ap
piled to u-chasing additional insurance.
tor l8 years, the policy would then be
worth sc, $s,s36.o5-payable at death.-
Should nothing be drawn from the Conpa-
ny for 80 years, the policy would then be
worth t9,beo.65, payable at death; and
every year thereafter cash present Of $50
TO 800 year would be realized without
the amount Of $3.50. 30 due
II death.
The ABOVE statement We tako FROM actual
casss wherein those fgsns, have resulted.
j. W. GrirEAr,
Agent "Mutual Life"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

IxrRovExsxrs. Several Of the property
holders on the Est Davenport road are
making improvements in shape of side
walks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

BAxaAcEs.-Many Of the barracks Of
Camp Mcclellan, purchased at auction the
other day, are being taken to pieces and
hauled to the city. Time is gradually r..
moving from onr vicinity the traces Of the
great Revolution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08
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VOL. IL. 7.
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,-N0 % %BV ACAuDt
Rss ~ asspsD sfosss ~ supp,yiae
~ vente e ths psbliA end y eEosf y ~.
~Sht 'uhsesupulods dealers iron palmsss u
iasssiss ssd uatklssS goods ~ the Nosros
0eas Pan, I shan hsssnGlse sslpap oooss
A. WnotasAIR S9e4eig1x xealr to Appointed
~ AsskSsl AtSats, y WON . csa(1I
cats of saeA Aeeuet viii be given, and Who
sb6SAs Ne sH6slat ~ HossSA Pass in
thaA city ~ vll11gS. ~ .eT .ssti
Te.y Agents I shah give ! liberal dis
sssnt upon their asfesias r. supply ths
pabl,s = ny psbiished and veil kno~s
priesa Hgi GfBli MI A5
jewelers. OF Ststioners will, in all casss. be
psubsrsd = AsssAs. ssssisito
Conditions apd Tssas for Agency ! i'll be
stated upon Application. sy llslsss or, s!Ssf
" S;sii.s.,.s k,..x,. ...I6i,sb.a, .bs..
wishing 1o.ssn PsIsApst senA temy store,
whsfs prompt sttsntion will be given 70 tlssif
orders. 71Is
A Ciseulsr With fac.sim,ls Eugravine u
all Siaes end Prices, will bs sent % any enc
% receipt ef letter and postage
IL oSa;s.: W n''Ss'' No. y A'!d'' la'''
patsd Ns. Yo.t. He. sisFf5. .asa
To Care ChIlls 4 AI'e..rAs, MA
0UlagS AQUE MixTERt III SSt fr
HA0UIRE. 81. Louis. FAlr. .ue.
J.T. rsspLs, Florist, cor. 4ta ard Main
Sss.. fruit Ind ornamental trees. .ny96-1y
ILL., es---
se Osoics dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust can'be Tound at Renwick's Mill, shove
the Railroad Bridge. feb2Odtf
LAaor SroDa - Rsyt. Large and com.
modious Store Rooms ID the business por.
tisa sftlp eky aeGfr rset On gaAsonablc
sst%. .1as :; Apply q tSis Office.
rhs oondiloq Of the at mach 10 Of vial !
mpcelanaG Nonas, womas orchid, caa
b healthy unless the work Of digestion is !
regularly, thoroughly, and vigorously per
1ormed. With three-f0urths of civilized |
seeisty, this. u not the case. And yet the
rsmsdy: j. within the reach ofall. lloof
lands German Bittsrs, prepared by DR.. u. |
N. Jackson, for Jones 4 Evans, Philadel.
phis, will as surely create . regular and |
healthy actioh Of the stomach rs oil will |
lessen the friction Of machinery. Let the
victims Of Dyspepsia or ludigestion. in any
sfits forms, try Il. and We guapaaese : good |
appetite, ply sical vigor, firm nssyse, sound |
sleep by night, md increased chcerfulncss
by day. Or sale hy Druegists end Dealers
generally. dec1O- DIN thA& W3tam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

WooLEN FAcronY.-The committee ap.
pointed to raise funds for the establish
ment Of WOODEN factory at Rock Island,
have succeeded in obtaining al Of the req
uisite sum but $1,000. The money is
loaned on good security. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

IMNENsE SALx OF HovsEuolD FuRKIrrRs
On Tuesday March 18th. the proprietors.
Of the leCiaire House will offer for sale, Il
Public Auction, their entire stock Of Furni-
ture, Carpets, Bedding, Dhing Rosm and
Kitchen Furniture. The house is 10 oader
20 such repairs a. to require closing. there
fore the sale is positive. This is ths heel
chan 70 evse offered in Davenport 10 81
good carpets and Furniture cheap.
M: 0.dtd. ssssssH s9 fsafs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

MANUFACTURING TO ORD.R. Remington
4 Co., near the corner Of Second and
Brady, have the best stock Of gents fur
nishng goods in Davenport. and are con-
stantly prepared to manufacture to order in
all the most fashionable styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

SptsnpaD nARoAus.-aam sPsrzy, a
Brady street, 10 now about closing out one
Of the largest sud bs6t stocks Of ready
made clothing to b found in the city. At
prices lower than has been Afforded any
whers for the last four months. lie expects
new stock to arrive soon, and j. tbsssfes>
offering splendid bargains.
AarnuR's Hexs MAeAx,se. The April
number Of This intersssies periodical eones
to hand to day, containing its usual numbss
of hae engravings and fashion plates. LEAD
" not iats zsmptatisa, shs tirss design, is
truly beautiful in coneeption and ezscutica.
The posas snd skssehss are Of course orig.
inal and Il the cheiesst selection.
TasAsaicAl.-As LssA H. F5rsa1sa,
Miss Dsoin wsa greeted Nth large ~asdi,
snss = shs mssropslaan. Her rsndeisg
oflAis sharacsse Vls most excellent, and
drew forth the hearty approval Of all prss-
snt. Miee Dssin l. % actress Of no CON
noa Aerit apd ws asb ilsAp(d - go thAt
~ Davenport public appreciates her to-
sats, Ehh svvaino Shs nAhss hesslss \ =
psarsnes bat eae asd vill elay ths parts et
I've different ehasactsr.. IL ~ ssase1tep
1hes1 w ~ dy&eistl + AddIej6a'
. ~ AsaeA ls1s>j4E4s Illssvpsas =
- 49, fhnav iane.a - n. .nN.stesn~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08
,cLorHiMc,,'
"a. M1tI.EH.

- % aRApy STREET, lk).OW SEC
bads keeps constausly on hand aad makse
tu Ord0e. Bns seygy 4
dents. Dsyssd ana l'hildfe.-s
.CLOTilINC osshe best hstef4A! ana IN Amanner
flint cannot fsl 10 giwe satisfAstioa. Liberal
patronage respectfully selicilsd. y tmy9l-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

FesravAL.-The ladies Of LcC!airc will
hold festival ON Tuesday cven;as, March
18th, at Davenport's Hall, frr ,'el { e.itof
the Orphans Home. The II. Il wed
to attend. oysters and oil. ~, .es .
for sale. Admittance 10 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

SEs woman in another column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. Il il an
admirable article, used in tho hospitals aud
BY the irst class families in PARIS, London.
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. It ia worth trial, IS It gives great
satisfaction. dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

Dose BE rOollsh. Call and examine
soneshing urgently needed by everybody. A
sample will be sent free BY matt for 10 cents that
resa;ls for % r. l. WOlcott, ITO Chathsu
Square, New York, jy90-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

nnilroaA 0ridge Report
For tho week ending March Sd 1884
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

LAaos Sropa - Rsys. -Largs and com.
modious Store Rooms ID the business por-
tiea sftlp elty ~ fr rent On reasonable
terms: Apply q this office.
feb0 tf. "N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

HoLIowAY'a PITTS AND OINTMENT
Sprains, Dislocations. &c.-Neither opedel-
dec linimsnt, nor any other embrocAtion can
"a ual the efficacy which charactcrisss these
essential vegetable extracts in tho cures Of
sorains, strains, wounds, bruises, ,coniusions
rdislocations, &c. They are uncquAlled
for allsviating pain, reducing local in6am-
nation, and promoting rapid cure. Sold
By Ill Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

CIT 1T M =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

XDAis LHsA, No. 1s1, TO. efVA.
uesss ev6sy fdeSdty evening, as q ee4eUs
q the Hall over The Davsnpors 'Nafioeal
Bsak. oornee II Rrad& an1 Thiel slfsd -
5fkrxfV fStk. 1865. tn e>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08
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-! TERa1s z 49s99A 49s99A frR ANNul1: r.: -
pAvEArpBI IOWA THURSDAY, MxRoH s. 1865


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

4. Osoicn dry kindling wood and clean saw
dust canbe 1ound at Renw,ck's 3 Mill, shove
the Railroad Bridge. feb2Odtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-08

Diarrhea. Oysentery. 0usnmer
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured BY using Ne
guirs's Compound Extract Of Isenne Plant. Pre-
pared only BY J. 1 Q. Mcguire. II. Lsais. and
cold by all druggists, y. 1covlAgt, Chicagoi,
, 1866-06-01

Through the British Charge d'Affaires in
Lima, Admiral Mendes Nunes communicated
that he %retires from Peruvian waters, and this
resolution he gives in the following note =
"To John Barton, Esq, H. B. Ms Charge
d'Affaires, Lima Having ohastised Peru for
the unjust provocatiOn given by her government,
by the bombardment of Callao and the attack
on her Notifications, of whose many and heavy
guns only three were replying to the fire of this
Squadron when it retired to it's anchorage, the
undersigned has the honor to announce to John
Barton, Esq, that from this date the blockade
of Callao is raised, and the Squadron leaves the
waters of Peru at the same time assuring him
that if the Government of Peru should modest
or permit injuries to be done to Spanish subjects
resident in Peru, the naval forces of Her Catho-
lie Majesty will return to these waters to re-
venge the same.
The undersigned improves this opportunity
to ~reiterate to ST.. Barton, the assurance of his
consideration and esteem
(Signed) CASTRO MENDEs NUNEz''
, 1866-06-01

stronger on the second day, than when the fight
first commenced. 1t may be we'll here to say
that the Peruvian ironclads L0G and Victoria,
together with three small wooden gunboats,
names unknown, took an active part in the fight
and did very good service, especially the two
former, the three eight-inch guns with which
they were mounted, telling we'll against the
wooden sides of the Spanish ships.
When the VanderbtW sailed from Callao, it
was reported that the attempt would be again
made by the Spanish squadron, but those on
board the United States ships who are good
judges, seem to think that it is impossible for
them to DE- - Indeed it is thought that they
have not amm6nition enough to make another
attempt, and itis very certain that in the way
of shell they are deficient, for in the action solid
shot was the principal projectile used against
the Peruvians had they possessed she'll the
effect might have been very different.
It is hard to surmise what the future inten-
tions of the Spaniards are the squadron has
been badly defeated, and in a great measure
used up. They have no point to fall back upon,
no base of operation; and with their distance
from home, it may, and possibly will be deter
mined upon, to give uL the contest and quit the
coast. This is surmise only, however, for the
next mail may bring different news; but one
thing is certain, the victory was for the PeruVi-
ans, and a glorious one it was for them, for not
only were they uncertain what the result would
be, but the majority of those not interested,
thought that, Notwithstanding their heavy guns,
they would be unable to bear the fire Of the
broadsides of the heavy Spanish frigates, especi-
allyssO as their guns were en- bar6eHe, and the
gunners exposed to the shower of shot that was
rained upon them hour after hour with scarcely
any cessation.
The fight is described as a most interesting
sight, there being just wind enough to carry off
the smoke, so that the line of works and the two
columns of ships could be distinctly seen, and
their operations infinitely watched.
, 1866-06-01
Post Magaeiine & Insurance Monitor, april 20.
COST OF INSURANCE.

A person having occasion to insure
should not neglect for a single day so
important a duty, but, if he does not,
before applying for o policy, ask and
thoroughly sift this question, "Where
and how am [ insuring?" his duty will
be slovenly performed and he will pro-
badly lean on a reed which in the hour
of trial, will break and make a mockery
of his hopes. His first consideration
should be, not what insurance costs, but
whether it is indeed insurance, a substan-
tial guarantee of indemnity against loss.
Insurance in a scheap company is worse
than no insurance at ALL for it takes the
money of the confding, betrays his con-
fdence, and when serious losses occur,
leaves him without recompense, TO digest
, 1866-06-01

them as best he may. 1t is, therefore,
far better that one should keep his pre-
MUM than insure in any but a first class
company. A policy for $4,000, issued
by an evanescent organization, though it
cost less than one for $1,000 granted by
a staunch corporation, is not worth half
so much and too often proves utterly val
ueless.
Agents for the sake of their commits
sion, talk Auently and their persuasive
ness is sometimes almost irresistible, but,
if they offer very cheap insurance, their
intended victims may safely conclude
that it is fallable and unworthy of their
conitence. It is easy TO demonstrate
mathematicaIIy that no company can, at
the low rates some pretend TO insure, do
a safe and paying business. There are
no great bargains TO be had in insurance
except those in which the insured get
the worst of it. When a we'll managed
company has solid capital at stake, it is
careful and demands a qujd pro quo for
all it undertakes, but an organization
with little to lose, employs reckless
agents, and does a reckless business, and
when the crash does come, and come it
must sooner or later, the knowing ones
stand from under, and The loss falls upon
the p~o.icvholder and others deludcd by
the f|aIiacies Of low rates, which threaten
to sap the foundation upon which all
possible, practical, actual, honest insur-
ance is founded.-IHe Insurance Monitor
Of NeW York,
, 1866-06-01

I UBSCRIBERS to the "Avis'', yet in
- arrears, are requested 20 settle their
ACCOUNTS by the 18th June, as after that
date legal steps will be taken to enforce
payment.
Office of the "Ayis'' Christiansted,
May Goth, 1866.
HANS HATCHETT.
, 1866-06-01

M LIE og Enhver som matte have No
AA get at fordre paa Skiftet efter algang-
ne Abraham Farara indkaldcs herved med
3 Maaneders Varsel til at anmelde og
beviisliggj0re deres Krav for udertegne-
de Ret som behandlcnde nHvntc Doe.
Ligeledes indkaIdeS den Afd0des Arvin-
ger med Aar og Days Varsel til at an
melde og legitimere deres Arveret.
Christiansteds Skiftcret, den 22de Mai
1866.
q. a. {1keEmanEa,
, 1866-06-01
RUNAWAY HORSES oUTMANGUvRED.

Considerable excitement has been
created in Brussels by certain expert
mentS which have been made in the most
uneven streets Of that city. Two horses
were harnessed TO Il vehicle and driven
at full speed. At a given moment they
were supposed to be running away, the
reins broken, and the vehicle about to be
dashed against some obstacle, or thrown
over a precipice. Then, by an ingenious
system, the horses were Immediately de-
tached from the ~vOiture, whilst the per-
son on the box manoeuvred the vehicle
to the right or left, or backwards, at will.
We read that the numerous experiment
made were crowned with success but
it is not stated what became Of the
horses.
II LATE FIR IN BELFAST.
The amount for which the stock in the
provision stores of Me8Srs. Sinclair and
Co., of Belfast, completely DESTROYED by
fire, was insured was G112,OOO in the
following Offices San, $50, 900 atlas,
$1,000; Liverpool, London, and Globe,
100000; Nest of ENGLAND, G5, 900
ROYAL, G15,OOO; alliance, 10000; Lon
don and Lancashire, $4,000; City and
County, $4,000 National, $4,000; Scot
fish Commercial GO, 800 Queen, G11,oOO;
CaIedonian, 1880 Commercial Union,
$4,000; Lancashire, $4,000; North
British Union, $4,000 Norscich Union,
G5,0OO; Imperial, $4,000; County,
$4,000; Royal Exchange, $4,000.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-18
s-sAw.r-The team attached to the sprinkliug

r>sAwAy.-The team attached 10 the sprinkliug
wagon Of CTS. SEwcoEB. INDUCED in bit OF a
spree on Wednesday. Il was occasioned by the
breaking Of the coupling Of the wagon. which let
the driver and the forward end OF the portable
poud down upon the ground. and permitted the an
imals to go eareering on their way with the poll
and fore wheels. They had attained considerable
Roadway by the time they reached Huntoon street,
and charged directly upon mule team belonging
10 Mr. BURRoUGHs. The result OF the shock was
that all went down together. and the spectacle of
half dozen horses. struggling in confuse heap,
and neighing with mortal fear was presented for
the first time in 0roville. Strange TO say Lot an
animal was injured, and all were at work within
half an hour after being extricated from the con-
fused heap in which they had fallen.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-18

Wing DAM.-Riyer mining on the lower Feath-
er has not altogether been abandoned. Messrs. J.
NJ. CLARK & Co., appear to be firm in the faith that
they will yet realize fortunes from the bed of the
stream, and have believe, kept up prospect
every season thus far, and always with greater or
less success. They have just completed wing
dam. at White Rock above OrvyilIe, about two
hund ed yards in length, and have their claim
drained and in readiness for work. Nextweek we
hope to be able chronicle their success ia taking
out the dust. Their pluck and perseverance GER
tany merit the finding of deposit, as rich as was
ever found by former 1uming operations.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-18

TIE 0RovILLE AND QUIscY STAGE is now run
ming regularly tri-weekly trips, leaving oroyille
every ether morning. The CnIon claims the route
through Qaiucy the shortest u Indian Valley
Il may be so. bat we don't see how it can be. The
OF the other routes and yet they place papers and
passengers in Indian Valley ahead of either the
other routes. They do this By leaving Orpville i'm
mediately the arrival OF the afternoon mail
train, and driving directly through; while the 9TH
lines do not start until morning.. thus avoiding
all night driving. Having the best and shortest
routes, they should arrange their hours of de-
parture as to enable them to make the quickest
time, which can be easily perfor med if they take
even start.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-08-18

PROCEEDINGS or TEE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The following Business has been transacted By the
Board Of Supervisors during the past week: Je-
rome Foster appointed road oyerseer for Ophir
township, bond fled and approved. Report Of D.
s Benner, road oyerseer, district No. l, Oregon
tow nship : approved. Report Of wr. Booze. road
overseer Of Mountain Spring township, approved
FINAL report OF D. 5. Benner, on the Dogtowu road
improvement of 1866. approved Order creating
road district 3, Kimshew township, composed
Of that portion Of said township from aud including
Cyrus Richardson's ranch on Little Butte Greek;
and from line mining east and west from said
ranch to the Plamas county line. and R. P. Powell
appointed road overseer for said district. Report Of
D. B. Coleman, road overseer district No. :, kim
shew township, presented and approved. D. s.
Beaner appointed road ovsrseer. district No l. Or
egon township. and bond approved. The following
accounts were allowed: Young Anderson, re
pairs 10 safe key Clerks Office. 81: VIM. H. Mullen,
material furnished, building and repairing bridges
Concow township, 81 so; BUTTE RECORD, County
printing sl62 SO: P. R. Welt constable fees Ophir
township. So -; John Dick. Justice fees. Ophir
township, 81 IS; Ophir and Feather River Water
Company, water for Plaza from May DIST to August
llth 1866, $50 IS: D. S. Benner. planks, spikes,
&c. for bridges in District No / Oregon township.
sSl s.; NJ. II. Wells, Coroner fees, inquest on body
OF E. Fitch, $ A.; T. II. Crowel. repairs to jail,
50 -; wm. Boone, material for bridges il Noun
Spring township, SIS S.; T. Fogg, amount paid
jury fees in Justice Dicks Court, in case Of the
people ex rel E. B. Pond VS.. ". S. Green, T. Fogg
J. A. watson s. J. whipoe, and c. L. Pond; the
real estate.