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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
@ CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR,

CITY TAXES,
=.s@ OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR, |
&:'5 CrTY FALL. January l. 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
IN now open, and will remain open every day from
the hours OF A. NJ 10 P. NJ. Sundays e1cepted until
the day February next for tho receipt Of Tax Re-
turns Real Estate .". .%ga$.N @ @g. .@@.
All Males White and Colored over the age Of twenty
one years. required to return themselves for Capita
ton Tax. -aatEn..a- t1az
All defaultas viii be dealt with the Ordinance d.
reefs sp D. c. GIBSON, City Assessor.
January .g 8S #4E%. NV x" ..@.a
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Particulars regarding the n-fated schooner M Dyer
of which casual mention merely made through the
from Georgetown, G, on Oct TO- for Richmond Va.
with cnrgo of timber On the 14th storm arose. and
the vessel aleak On the 18th spoke brig Jenny
Morton Of Baltnore yh,sh vessel it is said refused
drowned. At M heavy sea washed h Bryant the
fsst officer and Sweeney seaman overheard. and
they were both drowned. At 80 large
down to them and sailed around them sheered of
without offering any assistance On the 10th this
Inainder OF the ased themselves to the wreck nnd
remained there without fcnt water until rescued.
the 22d by the brig Meg, OF Limerick Jeremiah Har-
ding the Captain, md George Wirdneon seaman, were
ae From he wreck deu1touo; the laer died The next
the second officer John Virgins, and other seaman
safely landed in England Doth Of November
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!. Few York Market.
MONEY MARKET

MONEY MARKET. u
The New 7osk Eesa.,g Pe't Of January =tates tina,
5sther ;nr1easng inquiry tor on call
The bsns hoxeyer are disposed to contract rather than
thsdr quartar statenenA which has made Up next
- os rs
daand continues small bat there s rather dispo
% S.ee mn e, pe sna ss tbs
paper when the ban1s commence dseountng more free
" The current xate for drstclass short date paper
For gold this forenoon the following were the leading
1s :ss; i asS 1:si 81: sa III. Sssx
Foreign exchange + dn1l D1t nlm Bils At axy days
sso:ss
as 60 days. do At ahort Light 61sa5 13x Ant
sx,ss si1YsSas Y4s5Sse !a1s%se9g as
nen. 7sxe7s; Pru..aan thaiss.. 7sza7ax. ''s :
e1a eosioa = In sos cases sabr1ad To- bV b bor. M
The chief cause assigned Tor the acvtv 4. tha
to mako favorable exhibit in their mem
On governments securities there Is lees eompisint
guilty. The stock market ia unsettled. .>A
PRODUCE MARKET.
for Western and State dour Is more acve a1, the I
and aasstum grades are 1oa16c better. The highest
Ths :,ss aEs Dbl. a g superane
shppng ohio ssal4 80 trade brands and 81 1 e
goskweat Sour is better and in demand at ss a5as o.
,1s., az aour q n az, a.n,.na ..,a !. -
Of $50 bbls st s1s 76 for trade ard fAmily branda
9outharn Gour In In demand and II better Sales %,
co s "a sa.iS sr as ss and
dour y better and acve Sales of 100 bbla at q
Corn meal Z Sales 500 bbls at IS 10 fr Jersey
and Ss rs tar BEandywine. @--',s~-- I
srs gensray sze not disposed TO ss oy1na ot
arrivals, the rapid advance In the Low oSdaa 81 anr
eeed he ss1s sss x SSse.s ahe re Ss@sna eass
nansls e q Sos2 4ofor ordinary to far No. 4:
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- ig Ia.."
N1ENnOrAud

The brig Ida Abbott, 1s days from Georgetown 8 C.
arrived at Barbados Nov 4th, with feet Pitch
Pine. *E&- iI11 / 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08
PRODUCE MARKEr.

Canadian -four is in nr demand and Is frnner sales
OF $50 bbls at S18 rs for trade ard fkunily brands
6outharn Gour In In demand and Il better Sales of
Go bills at 81 a5s4 20 for to Baltimore and
country exas and 31A 3oA17 for trade kd family hrands
Hour 1s beaer aud acve Sales of TOO 6bla at Is
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS,

n HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
a BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDAkEN,.' tR s II
&aSs q. ANp ,ABARpoNED LAHDs, 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09


WHEREAS. The City Council having pass
cd the following resolution:
Eesolced, That the Mayor Is hereby re-
quested and authorized To cs'se a notice t.
be published in the daily papers Of thscity,
requesting the people to take notice OF all
city lamps not lighted at all. or not at the
proper time. aud report to the Mayor, Mat
shal, or Chief OF Police; and also. thai the
Mayor instruct the people ot this city 20 pay
particular attention 10 the lighting Of The
lamps. art. inaTk down ~ particn ar b,. &
VIII rein they see any city lamp bot lign'ad
n; NJ or rot n. he ,ig'it tine ant ifs rugs
ting The Chief OF Police 70 maze HI month
~ report aboot his.
No,. therefore, tho citizens of lie. CITY
are respectfully requested 70 comply vita
the foregoing resolution.
JOHN l.. DAWES. Mayor.
Davenport, Dec. Jlst. 1866. jan. l'-G-.
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DISTRICT CuSlR,r.
HoN. j. Scorr RicsNAx, Jsdge,
JouS GALLlGAN. ClefS'.
SATURDAY, rsB, cru

tDHN uAbLsSASs y ttIh,
SATURDAY, rsB, 9ru.
The following cases came up before The
Court to>d4y: M Mcdonald, Jonathan
Bootic, John Z. Smith 4 Wis Allen AID
John 3. S,ni,h-delaultei and bond forfeit.
ell
The foloains liquor cases came up
The parties pleaded guilty. stopped selling
on service ct indict,sent, aid were let d Oh
payment of cost John Hciser, Z. Heinz
Ancther liquor cases were allowed until
next Tuesday to plead. "#
Clara Wi!ks, larceny, in case Of stealing
from her auat, pleads guilty. john Peter
Gosci, larceny. William Sailor, for stao-
bng Mr.. Priester, il saloon on Main st.,
pleads guilty of an assault with intent to
iniiict bodily Injury sentenced 10 psy q
sfne Of SIG aad ces.s. This is rather cheap
for the privilege Of cutting = msn premiscu
ously about the face and head. The bsl'
ence Of the day was taken up by ths ciss
of Thos sest -. Pf&ssDa 20 Jury MAS EN-.
pallnclled and trial going on WIs6u our re.
PS'ss' 'e''' r-zh.srrss
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Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
RAILROAD.

Chicago, Rock Island + Pacific
Railroad.
lS61. Winter arrangement. 1861.
Trains rsn hv Chicago time witch il twelve min
rtes Faster ta-n Davenport time
nNAyD AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1867
and until further notice. trans will leave
Davenport daily, tSundays exccpted) a. follows
Going Eas.--lr let Mail train al ...S 80. A. =.
"a Night express. 1898 IS, r. =.
Gc;ng West st. freigh'ior Kellogg aad Wash
"a, EXPRESS and Man for Kellogg
and Washington, o. 20 AN
Arrive AZ Dayeng gort daily sundays exeeptedl
vrom the Eas.-ls, Nigh, express at. . 90. A y
Cd Daily Ex. i mail. Is 50. r. y.
From the weet--lst Freight from Kellogg and
NhslinE'9n.... 80 90. r. y.
III Express from Kellogg and
WashiuE'on. .........s 2vP.h.
CONNECTIONS
AT Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
A. LaSalIe with L. c. K X for Dunleith, st.
Ls,uis Cairo, dc.
An Pond Greek srith G. Il 4 Q. r. r. for Bur.
lipstou. keokuk and ouin"v.
At Peoria tdur,ns nsvig atom. with Packets
70, elj points ca Illinois higer.
Al Kellogg. Iowa City, and washin gton with
Western Stage Cos stages, for Ill points Wes.
Southwest and Northwest:
Sleea;,o Coaches ON all Night trains. Through
Tickets tor sale and Baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Lassern Cities esdTovns.
O. II. BEARDsLY, Ass'tGen; sup'.
A. KmrsrL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
payenpost, Feb. ., 1867.
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To Tag REAsBi4S OF rus PREss II lie
under signed, a. friendly net Of humanity,
and genera Yinpa.hY .9r AL persons having
coughs os COLDS, tites thus opportunity TO
call their attention 10 DP Nn'Gnr's T,R
SyHur. as an eycollent, ana in hs opinion,
based upon experience, the best rc:nedy ever
offered tp the public, foi removing coughs,
improving the appetite and i,lnAl, atltr
the human gtsitn Irritation of The re-
spiratoty orsans, jeopardi1lng lille. pioluc-
ing siior.mess Of breath, shooting pains in
the breast, and mtsnsc oppression all over
the chest, aud pr>strating The nervous sys-
TEN. were entirely removed by the use oi
oaiy 'ur bottles ot thiS syrup. The great
remcdy may hs hal al 100 Chos;nut Street
The read RS % the Press, II they value the
health of themselves and their i,ini'ies, c,r
'.inly shau i btein supply of this most
"a arious rensh E-allca'or. Those whe
ite a'tc4ly .fli e.cd, shaad call or send TO
ths nepot ',bnvc nnmtd. AMI procure 1t
once tht 'vhier vfl rc!-vc ,hea, oil the.
,.isei.c. ,lsirs, ae.i mi,o.s. l'ie uni -
sitaed ps.ics,, aiei dla laiieag cous h
~ .-als, aAl sAJ8sh some ai 'hcm gave
temporary ssliel, ga thsl al tsn.dl,a into
c'rtsmpt,'r tnsi iicancr, IN regard TO
their re ncii1l eiIr-s when compared VITA
Wright Tar syrlp. Respectfully,
90 CHss. 6. Nrssx, Ss,t Fa:tor.
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i':,a xe'vE. H.ssesCEEspYNs:s
REGULAR MEETING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb. 6,:lSGT.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Feb. G,slSG7.
The committee TO whom was referred tli
rcition of MIR. May in regard To the pay
ment Of license, report in favor OF the petit
ton, winch WAS adopted.
The oil Of Hook & Ladder No. /, $l2 80
;"r messengers fees, was referred to com.
mi,tcc on FIRE and Water.
! 7 he b'll nf L. Ceisler, for rent Of engine
| house. and petition OF same person TO bs in.
1 formed rs 20 whether he he ut liberty to rent
the bu,ld ug to some other party, was re
| fcrred 10 Committee on Fire and water.
! The bill OF Gas Go. of 1906 45 was reerr-
cd to Gas Committee.
| The report ol d. H. Severance, Chief VI
| police, Of the number of lamps npt lighted
q. sundry times was referred to Gas Cons
| nit;ee
AID. Arndt moved that the Clerk be in.
structed to report to the City Council al
next meeting the number of lamps to be
lighted BY the Gas Company rs per contract.
Carried
The Committee TO whom Was referred the
petition OF Woonler x Foster. asking to bt
appointed weighinastar, report In favor oi
same, which report was adopted.
petition Of James Doolcy for gran: Of II
or IA feet at west side Of City Warehouse,
report In favor Of prayer Of petition. provid-
ins he pays SEQ year in advance to the
city Tor said grant
Report adopted.
The City Attorney presented mis- report
a to the matter OF police fees in certain
eases, aud in favor Of D. II. Severance; to
,he effect that the City was under no legal
d legation to pay the same without further
ton OF the Council which report was r.
'cived and adopted.
The committee TO whom was referred the
bill Of James Codlthart ior services in
years 1850 and 1866, on strcet, report in IA
var of said bin.
Report rot adopted By the Council. and
bill not allowed
Aid. kuhmen offered the following res0.
luton:
Ecsslsed, That the Street Committee be
instructed TO have the names Of the streets
posted on a. many vi tue street corners as
may seem necessary, for public convenience.
and 10 report at next meeting the probable
cost of saii Improvement.
lieierfsd to Street Comtnittee.
Aid. Andersen offered the following resc.
luton:
Nssosred, That the City Clerk be instruct
ed to forward, by mail or otherwise, copies
OF the Revised Ord nancss for 1866, in &C
cordancc with section Of chapter los, Of
said ordinances, and also be Instructed 10
bring in bill Tor expenses Of the same, nclu.
ding postage, &c.
Adopted
Aid. Mcneil offered the followin. resoins
ton :
Resolced. That the Superintendent of the
Gas Company be requested to have the glass
OF the street lamps So cleaned ~ to give
mere light, if possible. t
|. Adopted. -
AID. Jones alovcd that the Gas Commit
tee escer'am hoH much per hour ahe present
gas burners consume.
Csfsscd eeT &C
lie City Attorney reported to The Coun-
Gil that Thcs II. McGee, by his guardian.
An: :Jisnsett, Aas eoun0ccd scis aaaiost
|sssSlty II Dast4ptN % recover che ssnount
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

A PRAIRIE "PoNE," supposed to have
been written by "norus Asmo. procui domo. "
Windy weather this-oright, cold windy
weather, when every one who walks the
street passes hurricdly along. As IL hc wns
in search OF u no. stove to thaw cut hs
pedal ex.remities. Passing along Brady
street, i'll search OF that extremely scarce ar
,icle, local items, We chanced to see ahead
nf Us youthful form fair to look upon. :
There was nothing peculiar in his walk-ii
was as rapid as thAt OF olaers--bus q riec,
OF paper i'u.tered from his pocket, and wa.
borne backwards toward us. Curiosity ta
ing one of the virtues that VIC always prac'
ticc, we picked i; up, and sutmi, II TO ON
readere:
Come all YOU Young travellers
bound Tor the prairie land
I'll tell YOU Of the hardslups
That YOU must expec' 20 stand
Bornc from my home M j friends 50 true
On cold and stormy plsin,
Where the winds whistle round vou,
And to keep warm is in vain.
left my friends and home dear,
With many parting tear,
NJ moihers voice did tremble
Saving, Child, oh child. isa".
A maiden fair and lovely
Drew closely by nv side;
ltwas then she prom sed faithfully.
That she would be my bride.
kissed the flowing t.ars away
Tla, lied her fair blre eye
Nv heart is true. az Hsf. 10 Der.
My love can never die
I've tried the sweets OF ro,ise.
know its trials well
I've crossed the frozen praires,
And have man, u tale TO tell.
,c seen nil foreign countries ~
And Indians cruel. Wild.
nut ri ne'er forget the nome leave,
Nor my angels sweetest smile.
.SrL,u'
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Aues A. lTEgs.
Can De Cared.

Efeumatisnl, Neralgia aud Cont, oan be
cured. We idshs all suffering with those
d'seascst u try Lailrirand $ Specific. Read
the following Testimonials.
Sr IS,rs March ist. 1863.
.Iors II Bf,o, Ds4r 81: cheerful.
basr tes.iu,,n, i, the sa.ne and ciiieacy
OF yonr aie.fa.t,e 'spec.l,. its use having
entirely relieved me- from tha. distressing
,rrl,d,. IA BasoI.r.
',snter. 81. Lois.
s. !.euls. March slst. 1868.
.I,,x n llfnop Eso - Like many Of my
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

Losr = Al hopes OF the return Of Spring
weather for few days at least The iher.
mometer this morning on the bluff indica'-
ed l4 d rrees bcicw zero. Be.ow the bluH
it indicated ~ degrees below. This is
col ,onpared with he state OF The atmos-
II re q | Z tvYn lnr. m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
d l--liIa-s -
M An I ED.

lEvERALa SUI.lClTOkS FOR A FIRST
~ Class Fi,e lns. Go. Men Of age and expsr
recommendations LUTHER T. EADS.
noll Land Agent. over p. o. Davenport. lava.
WINTER REMPLOYMENT.-S2tO PER MONTH,
W aud Expenses Paid Male and femaie Agenta
TO Introduce u NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION,
of abrolute utility in every household. Agents pre-,
ferring To work commission earn from go ta
$50 per day For full pastcu are. enclose stamp and
address. W. q. WILSON 4 Co..
deco dam Cleveland. Ohio
N1On 20 $3.50 PER MONTH. aud all Expenses
salVU Paid. We want A9unte. male and female
cserywh.rc to whom viii pay the above salary
or .lyc iar,e commission Dnsincer entirely uew
permanent aud very desirable. For fui. particular
address with stamp, u. W. JAoksos 4 Co,
1eC., dim II South ST Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

of sixteen So coupons, wnicn rspcrt was
received and filed.
Aid. Andersen llei the proper affidavit,
sst.in. forth Lis reasons Tor absence from
City Council on last meeting
AID. Matthes filed the proper affidavit
setting forth his reason f,r absence from
CITY Council, on last meeting.
On motion .hc Council adjourned.
ID. B. NASH, City Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

l'iGu Scnoof. -Ycs' erday afternoon VIC
| attended the monthly rhetorical exercises Of
the High School, no. as local reporter
loo.; 'ng for an item, but as a citizen inter
say thai the exercises rs a whole were com =
mendahle would be nothing morc than sim,
| PIE llstise 10 teachers and students. TO
speak plainly, 'weysr, there were some
dec.amations ami essays tina did rot show
the necessary work and study that Is requ
| site to c'iin the ttentan of the i'm partia
, listener, while others showed tbs unmista,se.
able evidence of work and study. The la
Leaf. monthly paper, seemed to be the
object Q. especial attention. Asa journal
ist we extend TO i. the usual compliment
Of the press. Its editorial matter as well.
as its selections reflected much credi; upon
its editrcsscs, Misses Louie Woodward and
Emma Smith We were sou.cxlal p,oased 4
sith its pleasant and harmless personalities,
unlike many of the personalities Of newspa-
pers. We have stated that We attended
not as q reporter, 5nt our duties are such
as 20 force US to inform the citizens Of The
State Of our schools. although more were
present Yesterday than We have seen at any
previous monthly exercise. Did our cit.
znns know the rich treat afforded bv these
exercises we are confident more OF them
would at end. Surely it csn BE- from no
| lack 0. interest in ,nc uelfsrc # the
schools, bat rather :roln the fact that they
cnipiey competent insirac Or and leave it
etire'y to them. This NAV D. right, but
why leave the task Of keeping up Irving
interest in the schools wholly 10 the teacher,
/ in addition {, their other dutiess The next
exercise of this kind viii take place at the
! close of this present term.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
CIT n 1T Nj y.

usE Lallemard's Specific for Hheumal;sm,
Gou, and Neuralgia. Il e.fsctually destroys
al poison in the blood, and performs a rad.
ical cur. Read testimoaials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

MuJAvlRo. rhis exquisite perfume
dessh's esefgH aT. Il possesses Iaf'
swa taes .saaGe.esc- ,-xselsp eyers II
we aate 4sel, Il. sal hy A.' .aa at
pal " .rcist '.-I' I'hsbg-y Cos,acJef1f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
10 Excuse for a Bald Head f!

: FRENCH rRAI' sl,ATIoh. will prevent the ial
ling nj The Hair .Mmed.e.ig This want Is cup.
Piled ~ last iy The .4.,sery NJ the Aih. =
Nothing like IL Tor reslhrng iost har. preservin .
fa'l'.c hair o. b iui tig M heal II hall has been
ciseo,cigd up t..- hour - ather words IL Is The
Ne PLgs I.T.A
of preparations for ,ht HAIR eud bo.nd 20 srperccde
M oiheir. by yirtnc oi ia unrsslcd superiority.
fo. sale al j. GiAhi;l.'s un lsr ths Lon store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

TmG rece;Y,s and shipments per Iall last
and West. Tor the week endnng Saturday
night. fc,iuary . were as follows:
.s..ipAentS Barley, 100 hus. maeat,
1000 on. ii,ur, 100 ia. com u.eai, -,
08o Ms dressed hogs. $4,000 lb.; l,e
hogs. $50 head masc. 30 tons lpmher,
~ y.
h,esipis Barley, s8p hu.; rye, 1890 bu.i
oats, i9) hu; coal, 900 tens :nise. : q
TONS.
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FOR REMOVING
Grease. Paint, Pitch and Varnisll
Ernm III floods Of Durable Uolors. 10 alhsai
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Itlcaves the Goods soft and rs perfect % wher
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Ii II EDcikcnfely aserfamed.
Ana enarr nj III ,us other resinoas do;ds '''
EOumterfaits
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

MISSIONARY MlfriSG.-The quarterly pp',-
IL meeting Of the Missionary Society Of
Griswod College, will be held IN the chapel
to morrow, Sunday evening NJ Z o'eloek.
The essayisl is Mr.. T. j. Bfoohes Mr.
Geo. B. Pratt vii, del yer the address. 10th
geallcmen are students in the Theological
Department.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
New York Depot, 55 Hudson Street.
For sale At wholesale and retail, by Beii.
eIbcckc & Miller, Davenport, Iowa

| Try IT, BY all means should those af
ilictei with diseases Of tho throat, lungs, oY
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Pine COMPOUND. II Is an horest, thoroug |,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

NAMES OF SrRrh1s 1t viii be seen that
our city Fathers have moyeA - have Tie
NAMES OF the streets posted on as many stree,
eoruers as " j bo necessary lur Tie INFORM :
! alton OF those uuncqnanted with the city.
We trust thnt the Street Committee viii n :
port favorassy in the natter. as i VIII SUI
lly as tindins want and save much time that
j. nos spent IN the endcayar 10 dire I
strangers . different part OF the city. -
time is money the eSPcusc Of putting up
the names viii b. more .haa sascd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

DG FAnEAgp the well known Sparis,
Physieian, will open his new office opposs'
The Davenport National Bank, on Brady
street, neat door 10 DR.. Miner, the DENTS;
where he may be consulted daily flom
A. ". to 8 r. NJ. or all chronic diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

HILLS HAIR DYE, so cents, black or
brown Instantaneous. natural. durable. bcau-
tiful. reliable. indeed the best in use. has been
before the public over fifteen years, Ia the
cheapest. Qontsining as much as the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 66 John street,
New York City. Sold by all Druggists,
patent medicine, reriumefv and fancy
goods stores everywhere. iunell-ily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

sam. -Notwithstanding the usi-
vcrsal dullress that rt.sus, good goods =,
cheap prices, viii nlway 60" nand the pa'-
ronagc of thc people; and We are pleased i
note that there is NJ dimuuition in t;.e
crowds that daily throng Sam. perry's pep
nlar clothing store, in searei, cf the bargains
that every enc. 10y experience. knows can
only be found there. New goods are con-
stantly arriving, SO that his shelves are al
ways full and customers have nearly
endless variety to select from
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

Lsc-uRg AT Gg,swcLD COLLEGE. - On
Monday evening at hall past sNen, judge
Dillon Of this city, will deliver Ike lecture
before the GriswoI Atheneun- Subject
american Music'pal Institutions" \ full
house IS solicited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09


IIlr LAsr EVENING The comfy aIid
'Ct, have each .eut delegates to the Riyer
Improvement Convention 70 bc he'd al -.
LoGis ON Iuusuav next Some If the dl. i.
CAT eft Yesterday, and ,he remainder lci.
lAst evening They have received proper
instruct ons ana viii n doub, repres q ;hc
lest Interest," OF tar county and cts. We
believe al are instructed % vote for the i'm
provement q the river Nv the construct
sf cana' Shouii tliis be the resal' Of TIE
'e'iaerAtion~ e tac c invention, wc MAJ
look f,r = si'~.t increase IN the prosperity &
cur stN. Tia, se, sion si.i dean" "a muei,
benekt from any such imp Jycmrnt ~ any
otter section on The river. We hope mncil
from this movement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09
lhlER ~.

o. the 5th ef February, in vsadalia, Illieoie,
Mrs. r. r DOXSEE. aged s2 wears
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-09

Nor TAxED. The l5,,n section Of the
Revenue Law rroviies that all Quaci. Medi-
cincs shall be stamped, but cxcrnpts from
stamp tax such Medicinal preparations as
are endorsed by well kaown and reliable
Medicinal Books.
Under that section Or. Swain has receiv :
cd authority from the Revenue Department
10 sell his Bourbon Hittoss and Morning
Beverage without Stamp lax.