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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-23
PUBLIC NOTICtc.


DUBL1c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN SfaSa THa a iSS MDE
for delivery from this Office. ~ ttt' 8. THOMAS;
th .''sN - 3tu' ~ City Treasurer. {
SEQ. l. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen 4.
CITY Council assembled, That from and after tine arSt DIM
Of January, licenses shall be taken out for all carts, draw,
ana wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, In
the same manner, and according to the Same provision.
driven for hire, except giving bonds. And each sucL
cart, dray OR wagon, shall be provided with q badge con.
taaining ths number thereof. and marked Pr,vasS. 10 I.
placed on the outside of the shnt. go
SEC. 2. No person. shall be taken by the Treasurer MS
surety to any bond Under the Ordinance conrtrninri n
censes forsearts, drays, wagons md other carriages. IN.
lesb he or she be o freebooter. II 49,
sec. 3.ttIhe following shau hereafter be Tho rates tor
licenses fos public and private, carts, drays, wagons. &C..
including the horees OF mules used thereof which 'shnH.s
be bree from other taxation: % -
pubic CARTS, DRAYs, ETC., on THOSE EMPLOYED. m An,
HUsINE4H WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT on IlslDIBEoT.
For even cart, dray OF wagon. drawn by.one horse a.
9or every cart. dray or wagon. drawn BY two -horsssps
T. EIor eveSssy hack and carriage with two whesiS ss0x
For every hack ana carriage with four wheels, SsAA N
For every stage or omnibus Except hna 5omnt6us
with two horses, $50. E&Sssf,E8fs
For every stage or omnibus except iine cnsnibus.
drawn Your horses, 500. -fE&#SM TsTfA !"
For every truck drawn W two or more hossseso d. souies.
! I pre-, sye.yy u express wagon drawn BY two or mossrshorse
BREAD aAaTs AND pnIvArE CARTS, bnAYs. MIC.
EPr every pNSeSsd ,c cart g wagon. %. 1880
ma sGi o s,Ssy. ss,S s assy or e ssa g gssa, Sor Ps 4 Z Or I'd. DO.
Other commodity oR9conspensaSlon either directly 81
indirectly for tho same. al,4ls pAy Tor Z liconss the sum 81
20, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
IsataEsd In City Council. this 10th day Of january
II. a. In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drsa and 'eHtSsas'f j dAIft mi Is n G.
.inussty e. 3 w AF'y gSs,u 8. s,11ra. o,st, ], rodss.e !. Il
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dRowNo in popularity dailyvKtNe OF PAIN.

SEA ISLAND CorToN.-We have received from q
correspondent ct Beaufort, 8. g., a sample Of sea
island cotton that for sickness and fneuess of It's
sue rs equal to any raised before the war. Unfor-
tunateiy no statistics wore sent, and we can form
no estimate OF the damage done by the caterpillar;
yen es that before us. sea island COTTON will con-
tinue to command a high price, N !
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Town talk is the KING OF PAIN.

TIE MUNICIPAL ELEcE9oNs.-N will be seen from
the Proceedings Of Council that General CANBY
has notified the Mayor that no elections will take
place. Whether the present ~incpmbents will re-
tain their positions or be relieved by military APP
pointees remains to be seen. General CANDY is
very reticent, and the public will have to wait un-
til the expiration of the present municipal term,
when his views will be made known,
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Free to

A Large Q PIP. Circular. giving information Of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes. t Is.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful. til,
lespised respecred, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address. and receive q copy postpaid. by return mail.
iftIr +. rr. ~ d o., Address F. o. Drawer, FL.
march 10 . Tyr % Troy, M y.
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HuNDREDs relieved by K1se OF Pam.

Forensic CLUB.-We learn that the moot court
OF this Club holds it's session this evening ip the
Court House. Tho case on the docket is one CON
corning the collection Of interest on a note during
tho war. We are authorized to state that the
doors are open to the public, and as the question
is one that involves important issues, we have no
doubt but there will be q large audience present.
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M =. .IN'i I1T N%' f1s ~ - d IIT. ~ lfy1s
II you want ychsar' Blank Books; (" ss +
# you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes Pa
per, &C.; or,"Mn4 FRS Almanac; o. 4 ei
u you want Printing executed neatly:'
Fyon want Books bound in any style, OF Account
Books made to order. with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARMS, No. 80 Broad street.
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9atlg Menus,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 90, 1867.


To TRANSIENT ADvERT1sERs.-No transient i'd
vs-tisement will be published in this journal hore-
after unless paid for IN sdvanco. By transient We
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not o regular advertising customer Of tho NEWS.
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jon WonK.-Wo have now completed oui' Office
30 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
spcctfully ask tho patronage Of our friends.
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EvERYBoDy's Doctor-Kna CT Pam.

BROAD SrREET.-The work on this street is stea-
Oily progressing. and we hope by the close of the
week will be sufficiently advanced to permit the
street cars to resume their travel. The workmen
have already passed the corner of Church and
Broad streets, and the remaining portion is CON-
paratively slight. From the piles Of cobble stones
that now adorn the sides of yendne Range, recon-
Struotion in that direction may be expected as soon
as the present laboss Of the contractor are compile.
ted. "N"
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mi MOTICEs.
& ALL KINDS OF . WORK DONE IL THE Iii; DALI 81 i
NEWS OFFICE,

49, n"p ~ sObj "ohAD ONE az THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
fi 'l .|IINf -&.a,iaitysGt ~ tS
Auction Sales 1sAis DAY. 9ie@ssd
MCKAY 4 CAApBE1L VIII ssil this dAAy, at 10 O'Clock
Ut their Auction salearoom. No. Leo Meeting street. dr.,
goods, notions, groceries, &cgd 4ttt 4e4 -.tnp ~ Nf
JOHN 9. IA4f1stoRn& Go. win seli thas day. Al 10 O'Clock
IN their suction sales room, No. 1888 Meeting street
ale, champagne older, 1nuskats. dry goods, 30. - n sl
N. Hutr"& soN win sell this day. at 10 O'Clock In II
their store. No, iA2 Meeting street. boots, shoes. gators,
=, NJ MAas1411 8 Beo. win say this, day. at Ii
o'clloch. at theixpsasA. YEoss ss prsssAa ssAseettar lqsin AMs.
noiia cometsry8 alb. mSAe. aStst. awdAaSn, Il. ~ N
" CAlnsEIl, KNOX q Go. will sell this day. At 10 O'Clock.
IN their Caah Auction House, No, bb Rasal atreet
clothing, fancy goods, hats. 60. MA ~ ,,
q Y-nAssN ia.
Are synonymous with Heaath, Strength and ,vigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing in q bottle O;
B1TTEaaa For sa,e byy III
Druggists. -
a 9i .5t - M t5ltT;i"1
" What Is E-FFERvEsCENT sELTZEB
APERIENT, and what are fts sefSeets IA Pbese fafs ONES.
|J4ionh which the great American puidaSbS has . arieht ssas
aak, and II also has o Right to, expects candid and satis..
Fsfaatcfsy reply. The preparation ID i mia ana pentas
saline cathartic,, sslteratiye ana toniicc, ana " " most care care.
fully prepared ia, the forra Of a anow white powder, con.
tanning all tho wonderful medical properties Of tte fa.
ffsinsa seltzsr Syringe 81 Germany & S a.a
EtOfifts effects we would say that those Who have! tessad
fhe rrepasatsh1i arc the best Judges, afd they DECLARE
[ovsrj their cSgns SienatuSss thas Es preparation wst
promptly relieve indigeataon., Regulate Inc sSow q. ~,
bile. Cure every species OF headacha.a Trantdtttfiz Iii
AsrvS'i#h system. Refresh ma tnsssigairratts tAha lMassk. MA
Gate The pspga OF Rhsumsaissn, Neutsnsiso acsA id. III
Stomach; clsAnset and toms sthsi bbNssisss ~ bbaassst ftht
<o1si1n hIk,nksfA" kSISo< ~ 'hla.xA.aL JitshitP' iifg 9l3SGts
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS,
az NI7rv TtREA s11pv ut MAN \,

.sAAili.g .ssLLals b OoIonEa 3, IeI
"A IL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY 0RDI-
IA on 30th September. Renewals viii te
Month. 8. THOMAS. CHv Troas = ~
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CROWDED ALL DAY-K1Na OF PAIN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thanks are due Mr.. DE
LACY, of the Mills House Book stand, for late
papers.
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Omcc Notice..

Rgst OAlcc Notice.
Posi- OFFIoE,
CHARLESTON, October 8, 1867.
On and after 9Th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at $50 P. Nj.
Ascend mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch o: South Carolina Railroad will close at
9P. nj, N|.,.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at s. 80 A. M.
The second mail for Augusta closes at $50 P. M.
On Sundays but one train leaves, and oil mails
close at s p. M.
oHApnpsros, s. st. 3ui Ss :, iss7.
After to-day tue mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at g O'Clock AM, and to-day a22d after
wards they arc expected to reach the Railroad
fStation" at 2;3O O'Clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at 30 o'clock p. M.
CHANGE OF HOUR J.. DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, 9TH inst, this Office will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY G.. TROTT. p. M.
SHIPPERS PER SouDER will please send in their
Bill Of Ladings to Agents Office by 10 O'Clock to-
morrow, 24th instant.
CROWDED ALL DAY-KINa OF PAIN. M
AoKNowLEDaMENT.-Our thanks are due Mr., DE
LACY, Of tho Mills House Book stand. for late
papers.
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ESTIAiATEs WANTED.
W1
OFFICE CITY OIVII, ENGINEEp

NA4 OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, III
CIIY Hall, CHAnLEsToN, September II, 1887.
SEA 4 1s WILL BE AEcEIYD UNTIL.
Trunks Of the asngths and 1sises given b6aoaw. .4Tbezee-
Inmates Will include the cost OF excavating about 400
cubic yards Of earth, the necessary filing. reforminp ,of
pavements, and Trading after the laying Of TRUNKS, 7
- TRuNKs. FEET.
LSnSua .! Trunk IN Line street. 27O
Length or Trunk In and from lots In Coming street
to the tidal aslIl drain. 500
main drain in Wentworth street. 100
+tengthh. Of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
oliffe street drain. Isl
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Total lenrt'

Trunks to be- twelve nv twenty ;ncn.. a. .n . (. ,o 81!
built Of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine plnuis,
to rest upon sleepers OF three by nine inches, three feet
long. placed FIVE feet from cent As. Braces 10 be two by
az inches, devastated into the I-.,es of Trunks, at us
tances OF I'VE feet nom centres. The Trunks to DO laid
TO grade pegs furnished by the Engineer. ~
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch. Sf9 .1A.EtF IA sT Tf"T" ~
Plans can ba soen ut this pfAce. WI
a copy Of these specifications must be attached Is each
ofer. LOUIS j. RARROT
HepBmper II ! !. y. l& II. City Engineer,
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have been in session for several evenings. No re.
port was made at the last meeting Of Council. but
an extra meeting will be soon called, at which the
report will be submitted. The Committee have
conducted their proceedings very quietly. and the
public. can only surmise what the retrenchmept
Will be, or whose head will be decapitated. d
UNITED STATES CouRr--HoN. GEoRaE q. BRYAN
PREs1pNa.-The case Of the United States %. J.
q. ", BIsoHoFF, for the unlawful purchase OF casks
With the inspectors brand not erased, was taken
mp. b.. Z. PnRssLEY, Esq, appeared for. the defen-
dant. The trial consumed the whole morning.
and resulted in the full acquittal Of the accused.
In the case of JOIN MoRaAH, charged with q
similar offence, the Grand Jury returned a finding
OF no bill, and not a true bill, as was enormously
stated. *. III. III, IL +, III a!sl n, TIA, IA,
MAYORS ~CoURr.-Another candidate for the ie.
gree conferred at the last sitting OF the Court was was
presented to the bar. On examination it appeared
that he thought it requisite to retire from the
world, and, after buttoning his ssistcoat over the
poteen, he c~arelessly threw himself on the side.
walk, and, like the gallant soldier boy, made his
BED on the cold, cold ground. ssYet beautiful and
bright he lay" and caAmly took his snooze, dream
ing little that by day he would be in the caboose.
HIS papers were examined and being couaters,an-
cd by SPINNER he was declared a member OF the
Loyal League Of D. DIS, known as dead ducks.
dead .drunks, or Forneys. oa fa N
No other candidates appeared, and the business
being soon concluded, the Court adjourned.
D1srRIor COUnTAHoNs q. w. LscaAN PRESIDING.
The Slate os. Michael NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Stolen Goods. M. p. O'CoKNoR, Esq, for the de-
fence. Verdict, not guilty. H,4 Y Z, tx. ~ . .
The State rs. John ~)Dunn-Assault and Battery.
Guilty Of Assault ,N' y t5' 'd
The State us. Benjamin Brown-Assault and
Battery. Guilty. s1S. q &C. 80 ~
The State os. Nero and Ohio Washintgaton-@As
sanlt and Battery Not Guilty.
The State ca. Mkichael MISUNDERSTANDING stolen
Goods. On motion Of NJ. p. O'CoNRoa, Esd. the
prisoner was discharged and his recogupisance
cancelled. i sssHs .5a
The State DC. Joseph Iorrsy-Larcany. ghs
prisoner having been conanedifos some time Wal
discharged. fsst NH M FtI
The State %. Mary Williams-Assauls ana Bat
terry. MOI. Pros. was entered.
The State %. John Henry ThoRnae-Priyfly
Stealing from the Person. Discharged Oh .his 10.
cognizance. Ss@ 4
The State oa. George W. pond-continuued on
the affidavit Of the defendant, who moved for the
same. Tx a5f.,, "a, .F TT TTT,,
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II OF MORTALITY. -r-Return Of deaths within
the city OF Charleston for the week ending Ooto.
Der 10th, 1867: aa9.e4 tes .e8.gt \ sia'9e iI
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age synonymoua! With Health, Strength and ,vigor.
the secret viii be revealed by investing in o bottle Of
PANKNTN's BITTEaasl Fcf sase ~ nj
Druggists.
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SHIPPERS PEI SouDER will please send in their
Bill Of Ladings to Agents Office by 10 O'Clock to-
morrow, 24th instant,
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

FULL LINES OF THE BEST MAKES. OF KID.
SLK and THREAD GLOVES -,
Ladies' Hats, Bonnets
And 4 very heavy stock Of bcst silk Ribbons of all
y wlasns ., ana shsdes;x together With and extensive assogt.
Brussels Thread, clhny ana Blond faces, Black and
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.Ihe attention OF Housekeepcrs Ia invited to our very
cheap LINEN GOODS, consisting Of Irish Fronting Lin.
On, L,nen Shooting, Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask,
at 20 cents. 4 I = M1EI-I I'-iT i - WV 800,
Linen Table Cloths at ii cents to 81.
Shirt BoDoms from Is cents up. -
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

OrF'cr OF A. c $,
Fort Ra andan. d. May ls, l~61.
A,EALED PROPOSALS will Le received
, AT this Office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on
the first day of july, 1867, for supplying the
Subsistence Department at this Post with
Fresh Beef. ior uue Year from the first day
Sep,em ber, 1867 The Beef il t. be de-
livered at this ctfiee in quarters (nrcks and
shanNs excIndrd) at such times nud in such
qantlttcs as he A : Tor the time being
shall require, not exceeding five times per
week payment to be made monthly as far
as practicable. The bids must state the price
per pound at which the + ef will be deliver.
ed, subject to the conditions and limitations
prescribed herein, and the subsistence rpgu-
'ation. Of the army. Each bid wal be ac-
companied by r0uu aud suihcieut guaran-
tee Tor its faithful performances, or ii will not
be considered, and good and sufficient
bond will be required for he fathiul fulfill
m n Of the contract. The rit't to reject
any or all bids is reserved The bids must
he in duplicate, with copy Of this a1ver-
tiaement attached 20 each, and endorsed
"Proposals for Beef" aud addressed to the
"A. C. S, Fort Randall, ID T" The bd.
will be opened at my Office at Fort R4n1all
D I, shc Isl day OF July, 1867, at ~ 0 cI' k
A. NJ.
By dir ction Of J. II. GILMAN, Captain
G S and Brcvet Lieut.. Col. L. $. A Chief
G. s. Dept. OF Dakota.
kOBT \. GIBSON,
l96w 1t. 22d L. ) Int. and A. G. S
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Sf,&riE.s Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that by virtue Of
IN an execution issued out of the Office ol
the Clerk Of The District Court of Woodbury.
county, Iowa. OH "a Judgment in taHor Of H.
ID. Booge Il Go. VS.. james Winteringer.
have levied upon aud will sell at public
auction 10 the. highest bidder for cash, on
the 29th day Of June, 1867, between The.
boar% os cio2fR,, d. III, and clock, p
NJ. on said day. the said sale to CON nance at
10 o'clock A. M Oh said day III front Of the
ball of Geriz & Do>s In Sioux City, Weed
bury county, Iowa, the ball where the last
term Of the District Court for said county
was hoIien--tbe sonth half IF southwest
quarter of section II, township ST, range A..
in said county, The said property will ~
,otd AZ the property Of James "i"terinser
10 satisfy the sum Of .78 2G and accrung
costs.
Sheriff. Office, Sioux City, Woodbury. Co
Iowa, May 20th. 1867
JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff of Woodbury. County, Iowa
a. ls
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-08

New York papers state that the Board Of
Health of that city has information that oho
lera il prevalent in three large cities Of the
country, aud is, of course, expected there
soon. IT this statement be true, it cannot
be doubted that the country will receive n
severe visitation Of the seolrgc this season.
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Atmospheric Portable
SOD - IoU LNs,
NJ. W. WARNE'S PATENT,


THE certificate Of location number 40 in the nam"
| Of Robt X. kirkpatrick, calling for tho north iati
nof til est quarter. and north half Uf north west
quarter section 20 township 80 range IL, located ~
sioux City Iowa containing LOO acres having been lost
msnli, and the location cancelled, hereby give
notice that the of The scrip Hpom which said
location made will apply to the Commissioner OF
the General Land ONCE, within six weehs from this
date tor It's return to i.s
nol1-6w JAMES T. EAsLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23
THE NRWe.

Jas. Farr, Of Hillsboroush, Caroliaa coun-
", Illinois, was murdered in Baltimore last
Saturday.
Gen. Lee 10 said 10 favor the eAlling Of !
constitutional convention under the reccn>
stsuetion ast.
Advicss from The route bstwssa Nevada
and California spssk Of he snow being %
feet deep.
The ssverest gale that has been known on
the African coast fsr I've ysars VA reported
at Sandy Hook yesterday.
The Ohio river, (which hes been on Z
great rise lstely, is nov rapidly tsesding.-
Il is falling a the rate Of thrss fsst n
twelve hours.
There il > great scarcity Of corr In the
Northwestern portion Of shis State and
Miansssta, srd prices ere rapidly sdvansiaa
10 censequsuce.
A Montreal dispatch says: "Rspesss b
ssseived BY General Michael shsw IN quiet
- - itoasisr. There is % ground What
ever for excitement o. account Of rsaisu
movomsoss."
Shsvnsstown, H., 10 subasfRed aad q,
wharebset crowded With The ssfsstuaat,
refugees.
The Tennessee river q Dauvills a.
tien is still six feet over the tocsesapl
poles.
Private dispatches says that The Ala'
bama river stsamse plying between Sslm,
snd Montgomery blew up last night. III
express messenger was killed. No partieu
lars.
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18Th streets, on like conditions and tssms A.
other public posts are now supplied, prov
viding the city would pav 10 tie company
ths sum o. $ios for takisg up and repairing
aud service pipe Of which il is Supposed
there . from 1000 10 1900 feet drawo
aPars q the joints By reason Of the SINKING
o. !hs Earth, since ths pipe was laid. where
auiag bed bssa done . ehs sesssls.
T.e endesss sasd is not positive - = the
leoesn es pape necessary e - lakea - snd
sssssa. q The expsnee ehsesef The eeeses
tssy Of ~ esepsny ssye tbsy ennsos aased
The sxpoess ef nskine the sspskD ovlAe -
- sael ensast Of piivsas ssasunpaiss ee
b suppllsd.
I would thsssfoes reseuosn1 that shs
Comaistes % Gas, wilh H. Ci9 Attorney.
be authorized % enter into m aSSsnosaent
% The part Of the City, with ths 0oe Con.
psny to light the l6 leops, q bsfsse seatsd,
end that the city SHOULD pey to ~ co.,
peny the necessary expense Of diggiae up
and repairing 70 much Of the man and
service pipe . il necessary to be aug up
ana relaid, net exceeding, hewsver, the sum
Of t400.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
JonN W. TnonPsoS.
City Attorney.
Received and laid over ill next meet
ing.
The City Attorney, to whon was referred
the uastsr Of the jai bills, reported in fa-
vor OF The bills for the months Of Deos0bss
and Fsbruary, and asked further tine to fe
port - % ths January biil.
On motion Of AID. Andressn, The report
vas adcptsd. and the bills osdsse1 10 b
paid.
The City Attorney reported that n the
case Of D. 3. True. et. a., ". TIE City Of
Davenport, st. a., J. T. Lane, Refeese, had
decided that Cottage street wss vacated.
and ordered the injunction 70 bs made per.
petual.
Aid. Anderson offered the following rsso-
lutlon
Resolved, That the City Attorney bs in
etrneted 70 put the case Of True, st. a.. -.
The City, et. a., in situation that Il may,
il neeeseasy, b taken 70 the Supreme
Court, bas not to take N appeal for the
present.
Oa motion. the Council adjourasd.
D. B. NAsn, Clerk.
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TnE Rlvgn rose several inches Yesterday
and continued I, rise during tho night in-
stead Of falling a il has done lately. The
sleighs crossed during the day, but aecm-
ing the ice insecure they have now with
dawn. People still cross on foot and will
probably continue to do SO for several days,
as ne danger can be apprehendsd while the
water rises 80 slowly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

PuRcuAeY.-Mr. Lemuel Parkhurst has,
a. We learn, purchased three lots In East
Davenport, opposite his residence, from J.
II. Warwick, for about $500. The three
lots give him front Of 1873 feet by $50 feet.
We believe he intends to put il under crlti.
vAtion. sad devote the whole to the raising
Of ourrants and ether smal, fruit Being SO
near COED N ,rket, il will probably be .
paying Investment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

EpIroR DsxoonAT Please state that Fritz kAnn 10
candidate for the ofice sf City Sexton, subject to
the Peoples Party Convssiion t,-nerrow evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

CARrsrs AND OIL CLorns -Wadsworth
4 Co. are nov receiving at their store In
Reek Island . large assortment Of these
goods from the best manufacturers and 10
osv add choice pattesss. to which they in>
vits the sstention Of the Davenport public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

PosrrosED.-ws are requested 60 an
nouncs that the lecture Of n. NJ. Price,
ESQ.,. before the North Davenport Literary
Association will not take place this evening,
il having heen postponed until Saturday
evening, the 30th. at which time the public
are cordially invited to be present.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-23

RsAL EsrArs Eldridge & Bro, -
agents, aold to II. q. Neal piece Of prop
esty .situatsd an Jersey Ridge, about two
miles from the city limits and known IS the
Kelley place, for 81 500.