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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Twfsfy- SIX YxAas Ace. What wonder
ful changes have taken plsss in our good
Safe Of Iowa during the lest twenty six
yearsi Looking over some statistics Of
is4l We note . few curious facts, relative
to our growth since, worth jotting down.
Atthat day Burlington and Dubuque we're
the leading towns in the State. or Territory
rather, As the State had not yet been organ
iEed. Each contained population Of 200
inhabitants. Muscatine was then known
- Bloomington. Davenport was not ranked
- the leading ci,y-being behind Iowa
CITY AID Fort Aadissn In point Of popula.
sion. The relative populations Of the sew
eral towns were - follows: Burlingten
1900; Dubuque 1900; lswa City $50
Fost Madison COO Bloomington $50 Da-
vsnpert 6l3. Rockingham, which was
then graphing with Davenport for the
county seas Of Scott, prided itself on pop
ulstien Of $50. great many more than il
has been able to Claim ever since. Now
Davenport claims rank o the first city in
the State. Dubuque has outgrown Bur-
hnst0n. and left it considerably il the rear.
iowa City, Muscatine and Fort Madison
nave done veil. but they did net quite keep
tue" places in the scale,: having dropped .
peg Of ."o 70 eeesnmodats such plases ~
Dss Noines. Keokuk, aud Council R,.m.
In those days Dss Meine.. Cor,c;, u,,1.
AaeGregor. Msrshalltown, For, Dod.. =.
dar Falls. Watssloo. Ottumwa. o,ls,...s
and many other places which ass nov .hr;.
ing c'siss o. towns Of gsodly pssportioo,
were unknown. Or not deemed pl.c. II
statistical records. The population Of n.
organized counties was 4s,1ls. Now =.
claim nearly miliisn, aud growing fast
Such is progress. Who cen correctly es,i.
mate the position Of Iowa twenty six years
hence I At the rate she has been srovip~
Tor shc past ten years, still more wondsrfu
changes are iu store for the ssatistici.n Of
1898 Every lowan has COED reason to be
prosd Of his noble aad enterprisine s....
-yeosg i ysass bus s3ch il roeour...-
80 Of ~ aosss b ~ Unisa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

The BuRrIs OrEsA lfousE-The time 10
drawing near when this magnificent edifce,
the most gorgeous and attractive bui ding
IN Iowa, is TO be completed, ready t. be
thrown open to the public; hence the time
is at hand when our leading citizens should
be taking the initis,ive steps for giving DR..
Burtis. the enterprising builder, most sub
stantiA opening benefit. No man in our
city has contributed more to ito growsl, and
prosperity than has this same DR.. J. J.
Burus. In 1857 he built . hotel here of
such magnificent proportions, and con luc,-
ed il on ~ acceptable . manner as 70 gain
Tor the city great popularity abroad. nnd 10
draw the attention Of hundreds Of people
hlthcr, who, otherwise would mover have
given our town moments thought Now
be branches out in another direction, aud AT
vast expense ereo,s an Opera House. the
proportions and outfit OF which stand
s9ngside With the famous Crosby Opera
House of Chicago, and ranks only fourth
or fifth among the grand structures of tho
kind in the whole country. This building
already does and must continue to attract
the attention Of strangers, and hence con-
tribute directly to the up-builing Of our
home interests. 1t supplies our citizens
with piacs Of public gathering. the fscili
ties aud comforts Of which rank far higher
than anything they ever expected to enjoy
equal in all things to those Of the oldest
and most populous city In this grand en-
terprisc DR.. Burtis hAs earned the warmest
applause Of our citizens,-and in no way
can they better manifest their appreciation
Of his great and bene6csnt lsbors in this
behalf than by starting the bali in giving
him an opening benefit commensurate With
The extent Of this extensive enterprise. Let
it be taken hold of with energy and good
will, determined to make the opening sea.
son not only grand aud attractive to tie
public but remunerative to the Doctor. A
meeting Of infsential citizens should be
held and The matter taken under careful ID
''''n'n' at IN early d.y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

DR. kSArr. formerly Of New YORK, Who
has visited Davenport regularly the past
ten years. AL effected many wonderful
cures Of old CHRONIC DISEASES. CAXcxRs,
ard diseases Of the Eye AND Ear, which
have been pTonounced IScuRasLE by the
medical profession generally, can be con
satcl =. the scott House, Saturday, and
Sanigv. Dee. 2lst and 22d, as viii be seen
b. hs card in another column.
Cnnu,tt. I'm frnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

TRE FAis.-Sgccess and an increased .,
tendance continues at the Sisters Fair
Every body gses, and they have invariably
sati-E ed-,hat they are had good time,
seen splendid array Of rich, rare and cost.
" articles; and are ssnslbly impressed With
the fact, that they have deposited all their
surplus stamps, in return for which they
have taken home said articles. The fol-
lowing were taken in the Shape Of prizes !;
Fred. + Mart, toilet set. .$l5
N. n. Price, barrel Of -four, ........... 12
Miss Mary Donahue, Santa Claus, ......
Miss itev, large doll. oli................. 20
+. d. Csllamer, large ottoman. ...----. 40
Mr.. Bsandwick, pair Of birds and cage. 16
The voting fov the Doctors continues
brsk, with some new candidates in the
fell. As there are three nights more to
try for the prize, We give the vote for each
candidate, emitting names: 5o2; 2sG ,
a3l 19l; l52 81; Il; 10; o; Z; 6, 3,
,. Total vote for fifteen candidates,
500.
The vote on the cloak runs from TO
ll2. Four new names appeared on the list
last evening. This vote will be more excl
ting as the fair draws to close. The pro-
gramms for this evening will be still more
interesting. The Lake Como picture. China
tee set, and the five sheep, will be drawn
this evening. Let those who expect prize
be ON hand
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
DOUBLE DISCRETION.
A Married NnaA Elopes with Ans
other Mans Wife, Leaving llis
Own Family Destitute.

kDO u - LIZ - H0ZI n AVNe
A Married MaA Elopes with An.
other Mans wife, Leaving His
Own Family Destitute.
The Rock Island Union Of this morning
contains the following particulars Of csse
Of double desertion and elopement occurring
in Moline:
About six months ago, German doctor
by the name Of Carl Lengel. came 20 Mo-
line, leaving wife and six children in the
mother country, with the promise to send
for them - soon IS be should have settled
down and obtained the means of bringing
them over. . lie came to Moline and com
menced the practice Of medicine, and soon
succeeded in acquiring some business.
About two months ago a young man BY the
name Of Cole, living in Moline, became dis
satefied with business here and started for
New York, TO try his fortune in that city,
promising 10 send for his young and rather
good looking wife in short time. But no
sooner had hs gone than the medical gen.
tlemsn mentioned above became . constant
visitor ct the house Of Cole, and by oil nc
counts was joyfully welcomed by the lonely
wife, who should have been mourning the
absence Of her husband. Matters went on
thus for some time, the conduct Of the
couple causing good deal Of comment in
the neighborhood.
One day last week Lengel received let
ter from his wifi stating that she wss in
New York with her six chlsren, 10 desti-
tute circumstances, and asking him to send
her money to come on to Moline. About
the same time Mrs. Cole received . letter
from her husband, enclosing $25, and re-
Questin2 her to come on to New York II
once. Bat instead Of obeying these very
proper requests Of their respective partners,
the guilty couple at once began to dispose
o! their goods, and on Saturday morning
left on the Western train for parts un-
known. They were traced IS far as Maren-
90, Iowa, where oil track Of them was lost
We understand that the Germans Of Mo-
line have very generously taken the matter
in hand, and ARE raising money 70 send to
the wife Of the villainous and brutal hus-
band, as she 10 in strange country, and
left entirely destitute.
The CAV doctor is about feet 8 inches
high, "a years Of age, has long, black whis-
kers, wears glasses and always carries a
cane. Mrs. Cole is young woman about
2s years old, and rather handsome, with .
round, full face. Neither OF them can talk
much English.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Tng RUSH ct Hutenbsck & Co.'S for pure
aud silver plated ware. still continues
Their stock, selected with direct reference
TO tho holidays, is indeed iich and rare.
They have also oil kinds Of jewery, from q
plain finger ring TO an elegantly carved
bracelet, and from . tiny breast pin to .
richly ensmeled brooch. not forget to
visit Rutcnbsck 4 Co. LeClaire Row, whsn
making your holiday purchases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

THx SrAR SroKs.-F. A. Champion, ,ol the
Star Store, LeClaire Row, has filled his
shelves. counters, drawers and windows
with all sorts Of nice things suitable for
the holidays. His stock WAS never 50 Va
ried or complete as it now Is. He hiss
something nicc for everybody. Toys Of all
descriptions; candies, nuts, 6ss. raisins,
sleds. skates-ani mighty nice ones, too
aud everything that can be desired in the
toy and notion line. 30 sure you drop in
and see his assortment. II will pay you to
do 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Porrcr CouKr.-Austin Calvin got on .
drunk last night and fell into the hands
Of the night police, which resulted in .
hearing before Squire Dittoe and . fine Of
&C. 40. which Was paid, and Mr.. @. told to
70 aud do so no m orc.
The suit Of Boersch against Lafranz,
Marcussen and Vog.. before Squire Ditsoe,
Continued from yesterday, is not yet closed
The attorneys were laying down Blackstone
aud Milton to the Squire when our eporter
lefs The decision will probably be an
nounced Tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

SpEsa's WiSgs are the pure juice Of The
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be exce.lei for the Invalid or con.
Ts,sscns. They are highly esteemed for
ssefamental purposes. n 3. Good Wine
-nAlsca good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

RssrRysp SsArs for Ensrson's lecture
for sale 1t Luss 4 Griggs, tomorrow morn
ing a. o o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17


Dallas county, exploded last week. denol-
ishins the building and killing Mr.. Kohl,
one Of Tie owner. and ;njuring the other
owner.
A nsw map Of Iowa is amoa J the new en-
tsrprises spoken Of BY the Dcs Ms.nss Reg
isssr. A. L. Thornton, : thorough and
scientific draugAtsm,u, Who has very high
recommendations from he Sllls officials d
Minnesota, his arrived IN De- Moine,, .nd
win Immediately 20 70 work 70 get up .
large sectional map Of Iowa. The scale will
b six miles to the ZACH aud Mr. Thornton
proposes to make il accurate in every line,
and complete in every detail. II 10 HE in
lsntion that every town and post Office, no
difference how small either may Be, shall
hsv, place upon It. The correct course
Of rivers and creeks, the sxacs outlines Of oil
bodies Of timber, and aecurats tracings Of
mineral deposits, and svssy other important
feature Of topography, will Be properly
mapped. That's good news; such a map
has become much needed.
VanGinkle, Of Do Pella Gazette, "went
cut for to wrastle" with . fsllar-xot Z
throw and broken collar bone oil ITO
wunst."
Ths Northwest learns that the land sales
q the Fort Dodge Office during the month Of
November amounted to 10. .24O acrss-prin-
eipally undcs the homestead law.
The Ledger ssys hat - Rldsrs lady
whose husband Is worth more thss 800,
600. and yet refused to give her decent
maintenance, has sued for divorce. That's
'ight-put HIM through.
Adjutaas General Baker is negotiating
for the sale Of his property q Clinton, ~
~ learn from the Herald. He sontem-
plases locating 1t Dss Moinss. whittier his
oiaes has already gone.
The MschaDicsvills Journal ssys that
1scLaniesvilIs b now an Incorporated city
which makes the fourth city in Clinton
county. II has several hundred porula-
tion.
The Observer claims that Dew itt-
suburbs inclsded, has from l, 800 to 1000
people. Il is growing town.
The Burlington Argus says The engi,,een
6nd that the present stage Of the Aisss-
sippi at that point 10 2a1 feet below low
water mark. A drove Of cattle would a.
most drink e n two st that place.
Oscaayss, ths ruzkish lsetuess, = nov
aakiag pIleriaaes thzsusA ~ Dossss
neofnnraooo1lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

60 t. rHs Bssr.-tio - the Bryant d STATION
Iowa State Busne-- College 10 got thorough pYsc
tieai ba.sne=s eincalon. or 20 become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papors, sd-
dsssA, tsaelssing rtanp) "Tne Bryant j. sustton
Comrnertlal Clileye. Dayen port. iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Lrour bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does II. AK your grocer
for il. and take no other 7, 10 = decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

TER OfnKR SiDE-A few days ago We
mentioned the fact that young man nam
ed Henry c. Hyatt had been arrested while
asleep in ths stable Of Mr. Lerton by ten
men, armed with revolvers and bowie
knives, and led TO Hickory Grove for exam
ination upon charge of horse stealing -
We have since been informed by Mr. John
son Nav, Of Aliens Grove, who 10 conver-
sAnt with the facts, that the staten ent was
incorrect. The young man was arrested in
the evening, not while asleep, BY number
Of men not armed with revolvers and bowie
knives. but provided with q warrant issued
by Justice Matthes, OF Hickory Grove
After inquiry it was ascertaincd that the
young man WAS Innocent, and hc was
brought back to town the next day, hay
ing suffered not the least molestation; On
the contrary, he was kindly treated all the
way there and back, and properly cared
for In justice to the gentlemen implie a.ed
in the affair We publish with pleasure tler
version of the story.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Usv Lallemands Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralsis. II sfectually destroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs a rad-
cal cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

j. ID. WILSON is selling out his stock OF
Jewelry at cost. For bargains call on him.
He can suit you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
CErT NOTICES.

LeAsruoLD on Third street for sale; pays
II per cent. interest.
Three lots on alh street mill sits,
for sale cheap: and over 800 other bargain
all .he time on hand, hv
EipnrpGE BRs.,
Land Il Insurance Ag'ts, No. 40 Brady s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
& ITr 1T NJ ..

receiving Pianos aud Organs a; the ra'e o'
twelve per week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

CALESMES, LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. eie
- per day t. cell the LADIES GEN Send 40 cts.
for sample. circulars tree LAMPHEAk x PER
Ky, Ch yciand, OAo. ocii9-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

TaE CoScsA, Te-Nlour.-Ths German
IA'''" 'Ao'ld " veil ilIsd ,hi, evening,
on ID. occasion Of lhs second quarterly con.
cert Of the Mendslssohn Society. The pro-
grsmme, which We give below, 10 unusually
attractive, and ough. to draw large house.
The selections are good. and will eli be per
formed in an artistic manner. Encourage
the Society By attending the Csncert.
PROGRAMME.
or~ssve - Tancredi. Hsssini
81 and CAovss-Osr forest, Ger moantain
ahd meedow.. .Ss'o-l1,ss Belle asSf.
s.. end Sessene-' L. soos,lesa faso:s,'
Soio-Mr. J. s. Anmes. =
vio'ir and Piano G.h All. De Bes lot
M ,. Sfrssser ent Ms. ;. .. Al man.
Sosg-llove. lose the Free ~............ nussel!
Nr. 8. X. Joses.
Cherss-Hask, the merry hosn. From
AAses.... ............... ............f-Otow
PAnS sBcoHp.
Cho'ss-ncv in ray ana spostivs leisufe.
Sslo-riano Forte-punriee M.surta.. Passison
ASs. }. s. AunGs.
SOLO 4 Ch~ss : Female Voiess-"LaCasitar. Rossini
7rio-fwo Fiatss sad ftaLo-Ros and
RsAsanS.. .0iVpe
Mtssss Baid.ssa HsiAsssy asd Mss. j s. An,nss
Song ., - ts'r - pesss dreaming. From
7to"o ,'S s.s.s.r. nc.a: L..n void
Misses Rosse. Wassen, and Mr.. s. b. Reef.
Seng -IenIess of the hsssI from "a
Chorus To hoise. To horse. From xrns.. verai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIS NEW AND WELLFURSISuED HOUSE
i now Open to the public. Charges reasonable
Dinner hours from II IL. TO z +. M.
nr,3-diy N. REILLY. Pro rr'efo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
To.OaY's a Advertisements.
.4ssigMse's.Vo
In HBaa1xruptcy.

DisrRicF OF Iowa g.
At the City Of DaverIort, the 18th day ol
December, A. ID. 49,.
The undersigned hereby gives notice oi
his appointment as Assignee Of Thos D.
Jewett. Of Davenport, in the County Of
Scott, in the State Of lora, within sail Bis
,rict, who has been stjudsed bankrup,
upon bis own petition II the District Cour,
Of saii District. 5. F.. BRows,
dec1T d3tsoaw~tues) Ass gnee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

Filled iu the Recorders Office, Scott county
Iowa, up to O'Clock. Dec. II. 1857:
Joseph C. C. Quinn TO Julia A. Quinn.
w. 4 $. w. 4 Sec II, 4. ~, KsE,
Sheridan township. ....... ....... 800 90
Ernst Clausaen aud wife 70 Hans
Goettsch ". 1l2is acres of the n.
w. "A. sec 81. T. ~ \ s T., Shesi-
dan township. ....... .............. $500 %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
For Rent.
w 0uted.

rrwo ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR STORE OR OF
1 FicEs. Apply 81 the Store OF
det7-diil ldecs.lul q b. KING & co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
RRlED.

Dec l6th by the Rev j. cla'k. M EGBERT
DONALDSON. Of Pleasant Nslley, and n ss ST SAN
MoCABE, Of Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
nENcla.rRY.

II p. DODGE. SURGEON DENTIST. has re-
H. moved HE ofice To rooris ovrS Warrners
Store, Brady Street. bet. "a 50 streets Those de-
string 1rst ea-s work will do well 20 call. Charges
always reasonable, ana workmAnshi2 excelied By
mono. deelA-dN
AGENTS wANrED-sw sS, $40. STAR
Il SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Patented
March ~. 1871. II two threads and makes the
genuine Lock stitch alike both sides. All other
low priced machines msse tlain stitch Great in
daeemeni- offered Sssd for Circulsrs and samples
Of sewing. Each Agent giving copy OF letters patent
q. IAruHUf ~ CO. - and % Reynolds block.
chicago. oct13-dJm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17

A ASsslous OvEnsscHT. Mr.. Peter Zocck-
lss, who 10 in the employ Of Mr.. Kahrmss,
hardware dealer, at the corner Of Second
and Ripley streets, cane near losing his
lie during the night Of Sunday, BY gas
escaping from . pipe in the cellar under the
store 10 which he slept. 4 eAsometer he'd
been removed aud the pipe left open
Through this the gas escaped in such qssn-
titles - to make the place dangerous. He
fortunately woke up and opened door,
thereby saving his life. he had already
become 90 weak from the effects Of inhaline
the gas that be could scarcely move, and it
w.s only By extraordinary presence Of
mind thai be succeeded in avertinc natal
Consequences.
As LII. D. Of one Of the 'sfresh- water col.
.sees recently told : graduating class that
rs syes ot the rex pepsU were on shsm.-
That's one husklsbsssy ahead of sa Iowa
eswspep~ vhisA doGlaesl shaA CERTAIN
pe'ssa vesassssd lsslsziae siss ~,
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r q p u i +!
MI. :. HOLMES.
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALER
And ManuAcsarers' Agent.
los North Second Street,
At. LOUIS. MO.
Offers sn immense stock OF
RAnAe- 0rsn+Ae~s Nn.>l RA>-a

Tap0vS PrtnterS' CeYd Stock.
And ENVELOPES OF every description.
Sole Agent for the WHITING and ATLANTIC
faper 20. : + Ia; Writing PAPER for PRINTERS
and BINDERS. TIE BEST PAPER MADE
stsc AGENT FOR
bott, johnson & Co.'s Card Stock,
And Glazed and Enamelcd Paper
White, eerhin Coz Envelopes,
Jobn &. lshibody's u YA News Ink
n d. Wade f Co.'S co.orsd. Card and Book InA
Constantly on hand all the usual sizes Of ROoK
and NEWS PAPER. ana sells st Mill prices Nana-
f.ciurer OF all sizes OF efocers.
Paper BnGs mud Flour anclxs.
the best article made
Straw and Tar Boards. Roohng Paper, Twine. &c.
The large sss:ng Of freight via New Orleans ove,
sniand rates enables me with ny epecial arrange
% msnus With Easein Maru!acturessj TO svll at lees
', nan the same goods can be bought as Other
wanted &C. rons ulnxoA Coeoon
Ro9o.
ossi!1ssee,Asn.&weswA E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
IOWA ITEMS.

The Des Moines Register learns that the
boilers Of steam saw mill on Coon river,
Dallas county, exploded last week. demol-
ishing the building and killing Mr.. Kohl,
one Of tie owner. and ;njuring the other
owner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-17
GROCERIES,.

Guy Your
GAME, POULTRY. OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, ALL KINDS OF VEG
ETABLES AND FRUITS Ar
SWANS,
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-31

si midniF 49, W. - ~
sresud washington and Seuthern via
Chattanooga.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-31
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL
LAW DEPARTMENT or WASHING
TON UNIVERSITY,


THE FIRST TERM OF THIS LAW SCHOOL,
will open ON Wednesday, October nc,
1867, and continue for six months. Instruction
will be given during the course two years. in
International Constitutional. Admiralty and
Maritime Law. Jurisdiction, Practice and
u. ). District Judge; Alex. Martin, Assistant.
dence, Pleading and Practice. NATHASIEL
HeLMEs, Justice Supreme Court No.
Law Of Real property and Successiong. ALBERT
TODD.
Pleading Practice, Evidence and Criminal Ju-
risprudence. JOHN D. s. DRYDEN, late Jus
tice Supreme Court, Mo.
Law of Contracts. Commercial Law HENRY
HITCHCOCK.
Lectures and REGULATIONS in POlytechnic In
stitute Building. Seventh and Chestnut streets
Occasional lectures will be delivered by mem
bers Of the ADVISORY and Examining BOari on
which the following gentlemen have been
appointed:
Hon. S. +. Miller. of U. 5. Supreme Court
Hon. Z. b. Lord, Hon. 5. Reber, Judges St
Louis Circuit Court; Hon. ID. Wagner, Chief
Justice OF Missouri; W. B. NaptOn, late Chief
Justice Of Missouri; Hon. A. krekei q. s.
Judge W. Dis. Mo Samuel T. Glover Esq
John X. Shepley, Esq John N. Krum Esq.
{. Z. Whittelsey, Esq Jas o. Broadhead ESQ.
For circulars with further information, apply
on and after 9Th September next 10 S. A. Ran
lett, PrOyident Savings Institution, 5l3 Olive
street. ST. Louis, Mo.
HENRY HITCHCOCK.
Dean of Law Faculty.
aug25 d6weod w6t
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-31
Nashville Male Academy,

A SELECT classical SCHOOL FOR
"A BOYS and NoaeG Men viii be opened on
in the Baptist Church. Polk Avenue. near
Church street. by JAMES ANDERSON and
Prof A b STARK, LII D., assisted by GEO
S BLACKIE, A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor Of Aatu-
raj Sciences in Shelby Female Institute Hnv-
ing All experience Of many years in Academies.
Colleges asd Universities, We propose estab-
fishing for the citizens of Nashville and David
son county, a school in which their sons may
obtain a thorough education ia the English
Language and Literature, the Sciences, Mathe-
matices and Classics.
For further information apply 10
JAMES ANDERSON.
aagl5 lw A. b. STARK.