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% The worst enemies people
have are what ere, called 'fbest
friends!a Theyfare partial blind,
hypocriticaE.a Per contra there d
no nonsense about strangsfg
They speak the truth with equivo.
cation, take you at your precise
weight, indulge no foolery Or
sentiment, and care no more for
you thar, for other people, unless
you show good reason for q II
you want Ito to be wen off cultivate
strangers. # yoa want to Get
|, YOU d foot 5ss IL L hug up To soir
friends, or those who very often
call themselves such.
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IL On the first page of today

INTEREST," The propositions of
our correspondents are plain and
practical; and withal, Under the
present embarrassing circumstan
ees, in our humble opinion, deeid=
eddy feasible. Doubtless so large
an association, as proposed, could
not be formed atoneeE but Ger
tainly small mutual associations
might at once, be formed-a neu-
cleus around which larger bodies
might be ultimately drawntogeth-
er, Most assuredly consolidation
Of capital and labor should now
be the object Of our citizens, 1T
is what has built up all countries
from time immemorial, and is our
last and only hope.;qoWe must
unite for self-preseryation, g And,
in our opinion, the sooner we ar
rive at the conclusion to give up
the negro, and put our own Shout
ders to the wheel, the better for
all concerned. Let us cut loose
from C(IFpffee and leave him to, his
fate-and his radical clubl e.s;gae
1--WE workers of the present are
but surface cleaners, gathering
what is almost thrust into our
tFala by prodigal nature The
millions that are yet to come will
perform the systematic work. And
come they will, no matter what
wayside attractions may divert
them for a time. We must pre-.
pare to receive and welcome, white
immigration among us. It is our
only salvation, politically, socially,
yea, even physically: Let US
make, it our study to improve and
build up the country. True, ney.
er was there a country in a more
wretched conditfon-the result OF
Radical tyranny-yet, this lamen.
table state of affairs cannot last
always. The rich alluyial lands
of Louisiana viii not be allowed
to remain idle much longer. There
will be a market for them after a
while. Let us be. j patient, and
learn to. 'slaborr and to wait" '.'
In our inexperience, we are moi
prepared to advise what system
would prove the most BEL Beneficial
but our columns are open II to athpt
views and suggestions Of m more
experienced heads than ours; ant
we would be pleased to hear from
any. Of our friends upon the sub
ject. sue sit''],'a '1oia 1bo'2 tto
l. II - =
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~ Mr. JOHN H. LOTION, is
authorized to collect and receipt
for any dues to this Office. '''' r /
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Fresh Gleanings.

cans 4our Hayti." 81 ST
Cornis selling for 25 cents
odshe1in Northern Georgia.
Maine has elected four editors
10 the Legislature.
2Twenty-ninel poor Indians vote
in Mississippi. -z-.z-z..
The jackson Flag reports the
health of that parish as rapidly
improving.
The favorite nutriment of seven.
in Houston is brandy
cocktail rS'EeA sAs Il
The Delaware peach crop is
more plentiful this year than ever
before. s. @sAS& 5SS p
IA man in Indiana, seventy-fiye
years old, blew out his brains be-
cause he had lived long enough.
Valuable pearls have lately been
found in, muscle shells in the
Miami River, Ohio. '.a3 ,1'ls ~
A town Of 1000 inhabitants in
Brazil is composed entirely of run
away slaves. 'N'Ns'D - q
Apropos of another Southern
tour BY Kelly, an exchange won
ders where the riot will occur. 81;
s. A devoted wife in Kentucky,
when informed that her husband
had but a day to live, took arse
mic SO that she might die with him.
gHL A1.'- 49, " 90 II "a
At Harrisburg, Gov. Geary told
Sheridan that his admirable adj
ministration have added new lus-
tire to his achievements" o. 81
An Irishman ia Cleveland test.
edia keg Of damp powder with a
alnatch. Both powder and Irish
man went off with flash.
Two7thirds Of the congregations
of our churches bestow more
thought upon their clothes than
on their creeds. aai55aTq iliW ed
HaEJi E,sa saIodihIy ,1sieaaa .CfS.,
The lecture season is near at
hand. Domestic lectures, how
ever, began some time since. Mug
gins says he'gets 'em three times
aweek, and often before breakfast.
The Canton lHk) Ledger says,
if greenbacks are good enough to
pay farmers for their wheat, they
are also good enough Il to pay CAPT
talists for their bonds. z9rsot a
JIt15ik ,HAAE.) tE rf.s.a '1.-.s a4H g.
: A curmudgeon in Indiana pois,
oned the watermellons in his gar
den, and the next morning found
one dead boy and another very
Js,ot3o ,a2iiO val 1a vaa4ait 8
o'AAii;a saz9f bats ynvq3 90 e
Wendell Phillips having used
up the English language in abus.
ing all who differ from him, now
attacks the Supreme Court in
latin aroi9sauoJ Dos .v5aroil L
0te52 .b.j sTag avs7s!2 -
Sheridan says, he regards his
New Orleans administration as
comparatively mild" That's &C
cording to what you compare il
with, says the Boston Post.
The Boston P ostsays sheridan't
party were immensely licked with
a, salute that was fired on their en-
trance into Cairo, until they found
it was in honor of the victory il
California.
! I'D 'sHandsome is that handsome
does" e According to this we sup
pose people who do nothing arr
ugly; which is probably about tn,
true measurement Of the case. Al
all events it is a good moral por
trait 5Gi 81 58ijaEuI lijE SIT
= % F}ia5oa aaE aTGqajD of $50
The gossipper of the Savannah
Republican tells a story about ;
workman there who missed som,
of his implements, andafter look
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u Attention is: directed to the
card of Mrs. M. Il. Shropshire,
principal of Bellevue Academy
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Latest News.

bales and exports 1649. Flour
held 25 to SOC. higher superfne
s11. Corn unchanged, 81 40.
Pork dull and dropping; nominal
at s26 so. Bacon-shoulders 15
to 15s and clear sides 195c.; sugar
cured hams very scarce, 81 to27ac:s
Lard quiet but firm at 15c. Gold
Ia. Cotton sales for the week
1926 bales; receipts for the week
1862 bales; exports for same time
1894; stock 1852 bales.
New York, Oct. 5.-Cotton dull;
middling uplands zoe. Gold 144Sg
to 145. issfy@TE go rg.F& {
Liverpool, Oct. 2.-Cotton dull
and declined an id. since opening;
middling uplands 81 and Orleans
SGD. Sales 10000. s,e. ur.,r,
New Orleans, Oct. 2.-The num-
Der of interments from yellow fe-
yer for the "a hours ending at 6
this morning, is 81.
New Orleans, Oct. Sales of
cotton 800 bales; market easier !;
low middling 171 to fsc.; receipts
SIG bales. Sugar dull and only
retail trade. 1yoh
Fever interments for the "a
hours ending at s O'clock this
morning were 56. Iaao4
Shreveport, October8.-Freight
from Shreveport to New Orleans
cotton, per bale, "a. Cattle,
per head, 49,. Passage, $780,
Cotton, ordinary, II to 12c., good
ordinary 13te14 andlow middling
249 to 155c., tnominal) in curren-
Icy, tax paid by producer. Gold
lao to 144,pJ aF 3e alafraM Z &
New Orleans, October 4.-In-
terments from yellow fever for the
twenty four hours ending 6 o'clock
this morning 75-an increase of
10, over the previous day.
The weather turned cold last
night-chilly and rainy. .e.1
Special order one hundred and
fifty four dated the Sd, discharges
the boards of registry, excepting
the chairman Of the same. The
latter will assume charge of the
registration lists, books and pa
pers pertaining to their boards,
and bring or forward their to to disc
trict headquarters. No unneces-
sary delay in the preparations Of
jury lists, will be allowed, and the
chairman of the board is held re-
sponsible for the execution of the
foregoing. All ayTTZrrr
Washington, October 5.-Infor-
nation, under date of Liverpool,
Sept. II, has reached official
quarters showing that the spring
wheat crop of the United King
dom is short in quantity and quail
ity. Yield 20 per cent below av-
erage.A $50 agea ~ az ggssog
New Orleans, October BIN
terments from yellow fever for the
twenty four hours ending 6 o'clock
tuIS uOIIlIuS o.
y Montgomery Ala, October s. -
Returns from "a counties (about
half the State) have been received.
The vote for the convention was
IL 900 more than the required
half. 5E ba5 s..as!4,1 raa a 15gg'.l
Washington, October 2.-Gen.
Mower telegraphed General Grant
that the election passed off quiet
" throughout Louisiana, gFsgs
Massachusetts Democrats have
nominated John Quincy Adams
for Governor, and Geo. NJ. Stearne
for Lieutenant Governor. Two
hundred and nineteen towns were
represented by 963 delegates. Un.
usual enthusiasm.
Washington, Oct. 5.-Stanbery's
opinion sustains the State courts
| in issuing writs of habeas corpus
where soldiers and sailors are con
eerned. In accordance with this
opinion, Secretary Wells has or
dered Commodore Selfridge tt
llobey the writ, and produce in court
the sailor. Wells previously di
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- Particular attention is di-
rected to the'assessment notice of
MIR! L9C. Raspberry, to be found in
another column. He candidly de-
siresr that Han whom it may. con
eern' will read, mark and inward
y digest the same, that any in
correct assessments, if 50. found,
may be corrected in time. .ao1
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REGISTRATION IN GEORGIA.
The Republican of the 23d econ
tains the official returns of regis
tration in Georgia Total; 1885,.
72O. Whites, 95,3O5 +; blacks, 93,-
4I7. 1T" ~ ,EttG9l9 Usaa a. ISM
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- Mr.. j. .B. Lewis, j.. coniinFes
to hold forth at No. Q, Texas slFsss
Shreveport, He has always or haSaa .
large ssortHaens Of Boots Shoes Hats
s&c.s which he,wiIl sell Al NsE 0tlssns
pricesJ ybssr s7gvfe bnao9 hEs ~ 2
hn1 saAsigE Ef5 GCrG ta#
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- That great household luxu-
ry and necessity, Frank Leslie's
Ladies' Magazine and Gazette Of
Fashions has been received for
this MONTH J Frank Leslie knows
how to keep up with the spirit Of
this b go-aheadative-k keep moving
age, and no mistake, as the multi
plicity Of his well!gotten lup and
ably conducted publications will,
upon examination, prove. Terms
Of "Frank Leslie's Ladies' Maya
zine, $3 90. Address, New York.
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soaB BELLEVUE, La z.1ds
Saturday, October 10, 1862.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-10-12

= ~ A young girl in Hartford
diedo hard studyz-IExs19a9
Hard study about oHhat--the
latest fashions |? ..,,. o.,,.-zr
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Sicily has enjoyed two epidem7
les and a revolution Withhna year,
and now it has a famine.-[Ex. i |
Sicily is a paradise, in compare
son to the Southern States under
the present Five Monarchy esr
poinage. .aaol3arog46D IGTuil89rf
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-10-12

History RRPRaTs ITsnLp
Great Britain ruled the thirta.,
colonies with d rda Of iron. TA..
were subjected ~ taxation VITA.
out representation, and when. IL.
odious stamp act was impoasa
upon them, the bitter Gun ras
oyer-eyen New England eopIs
mot stand the draft gpo1 itapoek.
ct, and hiding its penurioasnsmss
under the cloak of libertysteak.
up arms against the tyrans Eks,aa
are now. ten colonies, bordering
the Gulf coast, that are sabielEas
to the same tyranny mot byOia
but New England. 50 far, histo.
~ has repeated itself, and the 81.
pressed of "76,n have, become tina
oppressors of "675.a chanee,asf
tyrants, but no na6difcstion- 4
+rro &c 1%98iE' sHi .agidnr
tyranny i b91sfio $50 9sa..
10 slgis hirs--7-~nr~vTzv7- - W i.sss
- A writer in the. Hudson
City IN. j. Gazette hasn't aYerv
high appreciation Of thsmorality,
and virtue Of his coantrymsn.-
Haar hin, ..safi baR aai. agns,,1.n
With me, 1odaily deyelopfaehts
have driven deep, and are. clineh.
ing the nail of conviction that la
man nature is sadly degeneratiIlr
in this vicinity. Go with me be-
hind the screen Of false deIicacr
and assumed virtue that has II.
ways been the. greatshieId to Ii.
man motives, and there. you viii
o09l5 a'-ssaae baa tioosl s'r.,ttas.
4" Benediets lewG orgies keeping; -
/ Wives in arms unlawfuI sleeping Nd
Maids, sscalled, hnfimesy Fsauisg
~ WedloekIs blisses on the siy.s
70 The frauds In the assess
ment, and in the collection, Of the
national revenue are so enormous
and astoundingas toaivert public
attention FROM black men to hlack
deeds. ca The New York World
says: ain our opinion the foan
tain of the great whisky, and TO-
bacco frauds upon the intaGpal
revenue is in the Department it.
self. Deputy commissioners, col
Electors, assessors, inspectors, spe-
cial agents, and, for aught we
know, district attorneys are the
head-centres of the business. They
coneoct the, plan of0operation.---
Without them, outsiders would be
|powerless.. The collectors are the
captains who command and distfi-
butte the plumber, taking the lar
ger share Z to tRenfsslEess IThe
people must rise and resume their
delegated power,f urr they will be
made beggars as well as slaves by
the men who are outraging every
attribute of honesty as well q
every element Ct political freedom
to retain the control of Govern
ment.
,Fg0sIaE---- .1eK
70 There is said 70 be- fam il
numbers, but most people thinl
itincluded .princirallyl in No. |
At all events the, faith sof the
world pinned rather closely %
that brief, but rather, positive Az L
ure. Men keepah eye on itvheE
seeking fortune and fame women
when after 9. husband and pOsl
ton; and people universally whsr
there is anything up worth hay
ing. This is all natural enoagA
The fun of life is III pocketfng i
you can get, and at thesauiS tih'
keeping other peoples pockets o
dry as possible. No discount q
=, 'fi5ae 9eFas4 DIS esES1 to 1efF10k.
! ZIG. -yaana
- The worst enemies peopl
have areoWias are. called 'fbes
f,r;;S 5ssS rrys,sa.rsg>.a szasAsuAs hsf1s1
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~ It is said that Sheridan has
had but 20 days leave of absence
IN IA years.-(Ex.3 .sgoftaiao7ae
when old Clovepfo9t RECALLS
him home, his # ffuqFlleongh will be
cut shorter than that. gae g ,oda
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'7oU It is wen said that a drunk
t en- Republican, makes the best Of
Democrats.-[N. Y. Tribune. aI9 /
If this be So the Democrats win
soon have Jana a majority ahin1d all TIE
States Boston POST Jon IN"
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,B1a The Boston Post gives the
following impairment counsel to
mothers; 4 ftAsIp9t her who refresh
infants in the horse cars are not
required to exhibit the process to
other passengers ao.,, r,5o4-,,,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
THE NEWS.

The new Election bill hes passed the
Masyisnd SsnAts
Half Of Ne business possioa Of Albany,
Georgia. was burned % Friday lest
The steamer Mercury sunk ID The Askan-
~ river Friday. The boat il total loss.
No lives lost.
Hiram Woodruff. the celebrated horse
trainer, died in New York on Thursday.
Decatur Springfield, Rock Island and
Lincoln will all contend for the location Of
shs Illinois Soldiers Orphans Asylum.
Colonel L. G. Turner, Judge Advocate Of
The War Department, died in Washington
On Thursday.
Two Fsnian Head Centres, named Burns
and Rea, havs been arrested in Bslfass.
Fears sf Fenian raid are very strong in
Canada just now, and the authorities ere On
the alert oil over the country.
The citizens Of Dubuque arc taking meas
ures to form company for the purpose Of
bridging the Mississippi At that point.
Il is new alleged, probably with truth.
that the reports Of fraudulent over issue
Of currency in the Treasury Department.
were concocted by the bulls' Of the gold
market.
Four moro vessels Of war have sailed for
the Irish coast. Fsars are entertained Of .
rising Of the irish in Liverpool. Four
prisoners have been committed At Limerick
lOr high treason.
The case Of Collector Smithe, u the New
York Custom House, 10 getting desperate.
He will gst . iinal hearing before the com.
mittce next week. and there is little doubt
Of bis impeachment and eiectment
The Feuian excitement is reviving q Og-
densburg, N. u, and Canadian troops are
hurrying to Fort Wellington. at Prescott
A crossing Of Fenians on the ice is looksd
for at IN early day.
The House Of Representatives. has passed
. resolution appropriating five hundred dol
lars. ~ the first irstallment, 20 carry out
the provisions Of the military despotism
bill. This VAS unnecessary but it requires
money to break down governments Is we'll
- to sst them up. II would be proper now
to iupsach the Radicals Of the Rump for
their reckless and unlawful appropriations Of
the public money From no source do shsY
acquirc authority to take money from the
treasury Tor such purpose.
An epidemic has broken out in the deaf
and dumb asylum At Columbus. Ohio, which
10 pronounced mslisnsnt dipther,a. Up to
Thursday night thirty Ave cases had been
developed, and others give evidsoes Of in>
cipisne attack.
A radical nswspaper in New York wants
Congress 70 be prepared to repeal its tenure
of ofIles legislation 20 sson 40 another ssdi.
oal President 10 elected. This 10 . flus ides.
Leeislatisa BY radicals is not intended 70
apply u radicals Only the sick need 1
phyeician, and radicalism 10 IN the sousd
set eest Of healsh-indssd promises 70 hsys
. painfully long and vigorous life.
Washington special to the Cincinnati Ia
qsirer say that the repeated rejection u
neminatisos By The Senate aakss lively
work fes The Prssidens and msmbsss Of she
cabinet. For some Of the oGlces. q many
= three persons havs bssn ssvsrslly neai
mated by the Presidsnt and rejs eted By The
Senate. aud the sdministration bee been
sesely pusalsd 70 dad suitshls fessth maa
= appoiut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
SoxsfaiHs NEw.-An sxshases gsee eir
The following hit q our nsishbon Of Mussa.

SoxsrnHs NEw.-An sxshases gste eir
The following hit q our nsighboss Of Nusea.
tine
Mite societies, fairs, seeiablss, church end
school entsrtain0snts, have bsea - leg Il
vogue that the hesds e the wiss men. and
even the eunaing beaia Of woman, uov aad
Themselves somsG0s incapable 81 pfVduo.
ing anything that viii plsaee The pu6lie and
fill The treasury boz % ths sseiste. Lot
eesiee. tableaux, sword and eaoe voeioe,
erab-bags, pest ofiess, picture esllssieo,
New England kitchsns, eibyje aud gipsiso,
and hundred Other suseo haso been seesrs.
cd to. ard - sfssn thae tAey havs woss
themselves out, and become ''ssa!e, Dat and
uuprofitabls.'' Down ss Nuseatins they
have GOT up new thiag whisA 10 bousd %
succsed. On Tuesday add Wednesday eve
nings shsy hsld festival, ~ eoos eublis
benefit. 4 beou(ieu0 I'll poioeiae vas % be
presented b. to1les . thetsselicet, swssssst
and loveliss yeoag lAdy q he city snd .
fine phctsgsspA alba0 h y - pssssnted 70
the haadssness oos ef The hallos boz ser
The Jesvssl eays sens thisty-qvs young
ladiss have driven up nails for ths picture
70 haas - asd To galleries of The artists
have beea csswesd With yoeng nsa asxieus
Tor handsens photoes,phs ef shsoeslvss -
Whosves got up thses contests ua1esseande
human natere perfectly. o.. wsa'e there
bs aly e'eetioaessine going - tss that pis>
ture
We have 10 doubt, essa6iea Offering, thas
ths h1iss Of Dsvsnpsss vssld pssvs shsa-
selves v hsse squal ablley - dsviss seos-
saa.e = nsssA Doeanan0 - tshaoo. - ~
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,,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nss es1eo"sneo .
Department oe EdueAton. consisting Of .
Commia,ioner With q salary of a. 600. and
A.. .,.... r.. .u.;.... .e A.. C.w-;.
c',,, -
ssOnsE y osssssa 70 'os 's''o"'ns sessions
Sfo. !. Ieas mere sns'i % e.'eol'seec .
s.s,s"c ~ 49, -. ~ -. r".Scs. ar coIlsc,;os .,ch
slssiaaiee sod fscts a. shall show Nhe condi.
tion and progress Of education in the several
States ANA Tssnsos.ee. e.d q osnes'ng suco
Information rsepeeeing tne cresns:as,en ana
uamgsmene q school,: ana school, systems
ed methods 81 teeching, % shall aid tne
people Of The United Seasss 10 sns ssssel'sh'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
Conversion OF 7-3O Notes
HOLDERS OF 80 NOTES
Dated August NJ. lseA.
IAN Have the Same Converted

lmtO sac Bonds
eMER OF e n - q 4.
THROUGH TIE
rirat Natlonnl Dnnk Of DoyenDort
,,ch,s.d.f IRAN. CLIFFORD. Prss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
CIT Y II + f N =.

Seas FIR Shirts made At the Wheeler 4
Wilson sewing machine Office, corner Of
Brady and Second streets. are wasra0tsd 70
H., and will always please.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

OYsrsRs.- we're the recipient Of .
can Of psrticslarly ane. large and fresh oys-
,ers to day, from the well known fruit and
flsh house If Chandler, Quill 1 Co., Psrsy
street. All desirous to have the best oys-
ters in the market should look out for the
sign Of the big fish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

TExPRaAxcE MsErlxe To xTsnf. - The
regular sssni.monshly tsmpsranes meabe
will be hs,d as LsClaire Hail this evening.
commencing st u o'clock. Addressss wiu
BE- made BY N. 9. Buif, Esq. Rev. II. Bay
lice and Others Music BY the glss Club
Admission tree
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

WAPms Bsspor. the meeting Of the
subscribers Of the stock Of the Wapsis
Bridge held last evening, instruction was
given 10 the delegates who are 70 attend the
meetisg to-day q Stevens Ferry, whereby
they are Instructed to vote for the organiza
sion Of sbs company under the nana ol
Tho wspsipinicon Bridge Company, with .
capital Of $4,000. The sames Of Geo. l..
Davsop vt and Edwin Smith were talked Of
fer President and Treasures. The oreani-
sAsion gill b completed aad the eiRcsrs
elected at the meeting to-day. The losaN
tioo u the bridge will not b decided u
pssssnt, Easissee Clask wantiss nero tine
. sxanias the river bed q low wstss.-
Acsseaisg . prsssot isls-aaGioo asithss
Sesvsas' nse Neeman's Ferry sssas 70 b
The favored lecoeion On aecouut q ths bend
Of The river q thsss PLACES. which would
make it necessary 70 gsads shs road for .
mile and . half On the other eide Of the river.
Dasssts's fssd will probably b the place q :
nally decided upon, Il iAs river bed shsuld
b suitable q that plses, whatsvss cen
clusion 10 come 20, No trust local influence
will bs ignored and the bridge located ct the
most favorable point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

y yoa want je.ty black rhiskess sse
uphAo's Hair Dye-only - eeats bottle.
Ssad everywhere. Put up BY ~. Kremss.
PbilAdslphis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

WI were shown very beautiful spec.>
men Of female haniiwosk to-day in the
shape Of slipper worked altogether out OF
leather. 4 boquet Of n,wers cub in the
same manner q artiticials are in cloth. sur.
mounted the front, and the whole effect Was
unique, tasty. and showed much skill Of
executjon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-18

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