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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
re. MORGAN Brt. Major suaA Q. NJ

lQrAErSKSAsIEKs OFFIch. L. s-AESI. No. ~ SraTEsr
nav oRK. April 10, 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y h ore until Y ocioeE NJ Friday sh Inst Tor the labor and
le ofhe Od Wharf GorIuTs Island
to A separate proposals. for the poposed eIisnoh Of
wharf Pahs and specifications Of the s0Ik
once ard III Dock builders proposing % 3D. 20 ca
ard The Bades tcco1ptny proposals
Guarantees BY responsible parties that their bids
secerted all Nhea required
good and the Of perform
srce tbeol The United States privilege
o. all OF tue bids II deemed advisable
Proposals uJorssdf poposals for Does Governors L.
lapd SewYofr HArhof Ani sdfrtsssd 10 th, undersigned
By order Of Brs'st MalorGen. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Asst v VI. Gen, a. T. A.
X e. NopssN Hrevet Major aud A Y. NJ
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AUIIEMI w n = y UT" I ''''. ~, -. -
al LAWNS g. biz WIFE, a.a~ns 'o4o1 ethef1.
ard jane tiroh hr husband Iotr
Lifsi Gsrg. Msrcrs FlaueT The People oi ihe state
OF Ne fort Perrin defan.-By t9r and 1 pr
eutti aetna made and renfrrc Al
Sres I " Sapfcue Court held a. The CITY Hall ihe NY M
March 1907 thr undersigui me
rirrrs yas- appauti sad pisnent vi 81 A. pa'n
Msraufs III hfoalrAy
a. t, sf MOSDAY 18th day Of April fn7 AZ y
Auihgnr Bsccte Real Estate Aneoneof The
feioss naarF All the
m az la Of land IN the City
uuber hundred Hn hrtYthre
m e. n lhe ohc % ths Register the City and
fo{ntr Of ericl Map " Baan farm bounded
sus Bseirung point me westerly s u the Bowry daat
one unf ind inches HoAery from the north
s enru~r Broms BoAe and running hcnre
vessr on nshi angles uh The Bosery hlnd feet
thence borer parallel BoNe twenty I've feet thence
night angles With the BoEv hundred FEET TO the
the westerly SIDE ot the Bose
devised 20
Catherine Perrn formerly Catherine CoHT by Ihomp te
aseesl b. BIZ Apl ~ 1911 recorded IN the ote Of the
Surrogate Of hs Colaiy 81 New iorl. volume 81 Of wills
STEPHEN H. TURNBULI, Referee
vo,yy L Doott-rtg Plaintiffs Attonrvs. MI 2awla ThkS
an sbo,. sale IL Lreby adjourned 18th o. Msv, 1917.
horr .yS plsee STEPHEN H. TURNBuLL. Rcfrrre
mad Anil i1 1885, Apis lsvtvra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Situations nDanteo- alales.

A YOUNG MAN who is fine PENMAN and
4 thorough ACCOUNTANT would like evening enployneut
undoabied references given Address L. L. Box No 452 o.
A SITUATION WANTED-By young man,
Porter Hanah Has tclaSs city references
Apply for three DAYS at Ne 81 West iouson.st
SITUATION WANTED by young man II
- Years DRY GOODS BUSINESS, either Wholesale
or retail bring good city reference. Address W. soa
POst-Omco
NVANTED-By a married Man, a situation IA
w COACMAN: business having hse bngzaf
objection the county Ad
dress VI. J.. Tribune Office. for two DAYS
NVANTED-A situation as C0ACHAlAN by
experienced Protestant who thoroughly understands hs
business. Best rriercuc Call address No ~ Brekerst,
orr Box No. 10 Tribane Office.
NNANTED-A Situation as COACHMAN and
w GROOM tpnyae single eoiotsd Is good Driver
aud Horses Has the best OF refer
address DAYS, THOMPSON No 30 Thru ave-
w ANTED-A SITUATION as COACHMAN
w thorough and long Will DO
found respectful and cbtrag aid furnish t references Adj
dreS. A. H.. Box NJ. TO- Trbuae Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

SPRING ARRANGEMENT
COMMLNCiNG APRIL -. I5ba

P,,py, Station IN New To corner Fourth
! Eutrsnce on Tarntr srYerihsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

Fo IFtgH oT psags appJ 70 Vf0TIN 70 10 % OI0I0''
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
- NETWORK AND AUSTRALASIA VIA PANAMA-Tbe Pauama.
EewZasud Australian Royal Nail COMPANY dispatch steamer
2h Of each month from Panama Wellington H. sGa ite Aus
aan Colonies connecting with tie ~ The Pactc Ma Nteh
ship CO. leaving New YOF or Aspnga COLON on ne i'm oisc
NepiO Ia NevLeahnd
hrtclass aud -Zb
s2tJ fof second class payable IN United States gold coin
Special the ydveId gold region o. Hohuka
NewZssland
Arrangements completed for ssuns through bills sdng
Freight PAYABLE here
For further Information application be made 10 the Pacific NAL
CHARLES ". WEST. Agent.
NJ Al lLnn-A M AnHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
.a . NAL. n.
Eegal Notices.
NOTICE. TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursua to an
o-r tie Surrogate Of tho Comfy Ontario notice hereby
DE Town seneca County STATE OF ess
present e s,me win me vOahs thereof TIE miesed siHs
iraio Of Tie said DEE s A. hs Geneya in sal county
or before the Sfa dI7 Of June, Bi7-Dei Dec a. 1876
GRD. b. DUSINBBRRB
Jal laNbm iu Administrator, SC, Of said decoasei
DECElVkp' SALE-By Virtue of an order
Ia ofth. supreme Court ne sta. YORK made the ninth day
Of Ag5 li ne .oo1; se HuGH WHITE plaintiff AID
undersigned royer vl sell by Miller at the
Exchange Sssfoom No m BroiNsy tie Cty Of HewYork
right snl interest aihal the oowiug personal
property viz About 900 shares Empire Gold and Silver Mining Com
pan, so H. Oo weehaken Ferry Company
clans Jules DacoK agihst Weehlwkea Perry COMPANY
$1,000 four notes sae by Thomas Rehardo and hdorsed
by Nathaniel Dole Joseph PEner and Butler amounting To-
gsher 5JO0 made John Fuse 800
note made BY james H. n noh for S9151 81 note made by
Bodies io 700 zoe shares Bankers Petroleum Company stock
and ell elis said Dole against jules Delacor Of Ns~buUPo
Massachusetts Dole Co OF the City OF NeNiork Also Ia and 70
benes Of credit made BY hm.ef and Nathaniel Cobb jointly sns
by hmsfnd1nay % Henry Augustus Taylor Ia October 1850 Also
all the night tie aud interest Of said Dole snd 70 several pces OF
land containing about 10 situated the Township OF Union
recorded the ooc Of the Clerk Of ndson County liner y
James rs ans VIE recorded in said Office in lber a y pee Rs
also seventy and half conveyed 10 sah Dole by bud
DEEDS pas. sss also ZOO sanar, feet Of land conveyed by
Brown nd wife sud Anna Mana Comsock by deed recorded
Dole Anna MAa and her husband BY deed recorded
said Office in Lher 70 q Deeds $50 with the streets &c s.o
recorded SAID oee Lbe % Of Deeds Page S a thirty ots Of
land congelto said Dole by James T. SANFORD ny deed recorded ~
ber - Of Deeds with the sire t. 6c also -
OF land enTeyeto said Dole by William w Niles aud wife y
DEED eeIue ~. ou m 3ed - % pa, g egbt Acre..
convey To Jules Deacroir Charles g. SssOn and wife by
ei ~cors 10 san Office In ier ~ Of Deeds page also
tain tract land conveyed Charles Waterbury
Others recorded said Office lher l2O Of Deeds page 6 30
Pan particular can obtained MILES &BAGLEY,
Attorneys Receiver No. Wssi " before the SALE and from
Aucoue the day Of sale and reference made to the order oil
A DLDRIY SAITER Receiver &c. ofNaihsniel Dole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM
w PANY-Commencnr Monday December - 100 leave NeS
Of BsaJt icoHpsetng Nth Lehigh VALLEY Railroad ,nd
al 6:i5 Express MAJ irsin n, NJ
press Nesiovn Accommodation leaves si2 N h'cei
town Mail 3 horEown Etpress 81 In sd
y % fsWsk he 20 "uh ohgs
.nd three summit 4 PHERTHOUD General Supsunendeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

DECEIvER~ SALE-SUPREMEC OURT--IN
IL TIIR MATTER or THE RECEyERSHIP OF IHB SAILS
ERY AMERICAN PETROLEUM GAS COMrANY-Notce Is
hereby given OF said Court this day duly enc
er, In and County Of New FORK
Of sd Reeeverhp the subscriber Receiver OF the debts
property of Company will sell al Public Auction at No ZJ
Boadwsv heCy New York the 10th day Of April 1867
II ocock right title anil interest Of sad Company IN and
10 furnaces reiots fyfoo Iron Gas holder and tank,
abon ofes pipe and burners Phoeta apparatus eago
reflector small double bOde double oak desk,
upright desk Mahogany table seat chairs wooden
CHAIR copy press stand. blower letter balance, lot OF
Man. and fer articles yards of manila carpet wooden
Iron safe 81 shares of the Capita Stock
United states, dated
1857 granted to Isaiah Hendyi and numbered lt
one dated IT, granted T. Mcboughl ana numbered
d 40 e granted said McougA and Numbered
"a May granted s. G. Salisbury, snd
numbered which and property m the
Cy Of o al the right title and interest OF sah Com
rs1v In The CITY OF ChcaO Illinois AND
md 10 SMALL the CITY Of - Ieus Missouri hch sale
. 10 he errrI, for cash JAMES H. COLEMAN, Receiver.
Dstel Anrl g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Otfan 5tedmers.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
il THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
70 Pier No No q Sofih RIVER loot Of Canal

STEINER lelT FeT No 2 N0h k7t I001 OF O-' ~ " u 0''
noon follows: .., co-srt
Ipr -NEWYORK, Cspt JET Msury connecting with COSsI
TRITON Capt LEpjdgc
priii-IBNRY CIAuNCEY Capt G GRAY connecting with
GOLDEN AGE Capt. W1tkns. go ..-.-..-.
AuttOH
one pounds OF baggage allowed Tree eAeh tout passenger
Medicines AMI attendance free 80. -
touch at Acapuco; those OF l and Dist connect at Psna
with esers for South Pacific ports; LIST ll for Central Amen
c,r ports md those Of LIST touch at harEautlo
Departure Of nth With tho new steam inc ron
Parma o Australia and New-Zealand
Of June III with the CompAnfs steamer Coorsoo
~ I've san Fr,pc uly for Hong Kong Yokohama where
will be made with COmpan steamer Costa ea for hsgsA
and Shanghai
Freight through from NewYo China and Japan ~ 10 per cubic
foot mes surement per weight payable IN coin
FOR passage an further information Epp al The ONCE on
tie wharf CaRal-st, North River, New lork ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

passage gold $40 and according TO location OF
state.rOom-al having equsl privileges IN The saloon
Seerage passage Liverpool Queenstown ~ currency
Steersg tickets bring from Liverpool or queens
9 he obtained az No = bo1dWty
Through Passage TO Pans Antwerp Hamburg Bremen LONDON &C
An experienced Surgeon each ship free Of charge.
Drafts issued amount payable al bank IN Great Bn OF
% Continent.
For Freight or Cabin Passage apply the Oce Of the COMPANY No
57Boadvs: Steerage Tke the Passage Once Of the Com
pauy, 40 e Broadway oI No. ~ BroadNay o.. =,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
CARPENTER & MUNsoN,
General Claim Agents,

R@L j. B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutaut lst Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
B65- 8. MUNsoN, late Lieut.. and Adjutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
WoULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed al Office in KNOXVILLE for Che purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government Tot supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 70
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
Of pay removed, and certificates Of non-in-
debtedneSs obtained for resigned ofieefs.
Reasonable prices eharg !.
Vouchers bought or corrected at lowest
prices.
M. Once LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank, Gay st., Knoxville, Ten.
Post 0flce Boa 1873.
REFHHENcEs-GoV. " @. BroWnlov, Gen.
A. O. Gillem, Col L. o. Houk, Capt. Mefeish
may 2e-f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.
CHAMBERLAIN BROS,
WHOLusALH n RETAL
DR.U GGISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street. Knoxville, Tennessee

Old Drug Store,
Cav Street. Knoxville, Tennessee
WYE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
Wv the people Of East Tennessee that We
have now completed our arrangements fol
having constantly in store a very large stock
Of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Cases, Trusses and
Supporters, Surgical instruments, Dye
Stutfs, Paints, in Oil and Dry. .
Tanners Oil and L~ampblack, Window
Glass and hollow Ware, Toilet Articles
and Perfamery, Wines, Liquors l. Cigars.
Comprising in part, the following articles
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's C~arminative Balsam.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation BitterS,
HooAand's German Bitters,
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Balsam of Hoarhound,
DR.. Guysott's Dock and Sarsal rilla,
Halls Balsam for the / ogS
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain Kille.
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
Arabian Liniment.
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Emerson's 0 K,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo Sweet Oil,
Nader, Lard Oil,
Cudbar, Varnish,
LogwoOd, White Lead,
Red Sanders, Red Lead,
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil. Pepper,
Castor Oil, Ginger,
R I Nj $ II O NJ II
,WRIGHTS, BRANDRETH'S, RHoE-
BACKS, MAFFETT'S RAILWAYS,
COOKS, JAYNE'S
and
BLUE. MASS
DTT r @ DTT r q .
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s9sO REWARD

wmLIAH q. BRowLow. 9ovunEoa OF fHH sTA1R OF
FnSSAsSsH, TO Az WHo anArE sn rEHaH Pan
RHTs-0nEBFIHa
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN MADE
known TO matbat 4 certain HENRY FOX,
charged with having committed a foul
ard atrocious murder, on the 18th
day of September, 1866, upon the
body Of George Jennings, ~(colored,)
late Of our county Of Claiborne, has
fed from justice and is now running
at large,
Now, therefore, ], William g. Brown
low, Governor as aforesaid, by virtue
of tho powar and authority in me vest
ed, do hereby offer o Reward Of Two
Hundred AID fifty Dollars, to any per-
son or persons who may apprehend
aaid William Fox, and deliver him TO
the Sheriff or Tailor Of our county OF
Claiborne, IN order that justice in that
behalf may be- had and executed.
Said William Fox is about 20 years
Of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
thick set and q little bumped or droop-
cd backed, light hair, blue eyes, sal
low complexion, down look, and a pc
culiar kind Of grin when talking, q
very bad co~untenance and supposed
10 weigh about $50, and has a careless,
lazy walk. Had on the day he com
mitted the murder a black hat, a blue
cavalry Jacket and dark colored pants,
Supposed to be in the counties east of
Knoxville, or in Kentucky. His father
Adam Fox, lives near Fair Garden,
Sewer county, Tenn. Said VIM. Fox
sometimes call his name William Re-
mines, and was q deserter from the
18th Regiment, Tennessee (Uuion)
Cavalry Volunteers.
In testimony whereof, i have
[sRAL1 hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State to DO affixed at Nashville,
on the 9th day Of November,
1866.
By the Governor:
W. &. BROWNLOW.
A. J. FLBroHER, SsC'y OF State.
dee7 .I2t
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

LAUREL NIL school,
sRAR BBoYLEsHfLEH, f1HshsA "a
PAIL SESSION OPENS AUGUST I'VE
-aii1sr rUEFEoN Ran sEnsEo~ 40
PnnAAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %
hIDpLn cLAss, (Buglth apd LA"n2t4w
HrsHHn ctAss, (scleusss sd ViAsnei
AZ i~asidsalai Isssf Tin5 csni' per S''''
Booss Furnished ne School o. f'''''
bic terms .aIa 81
We are shanhfulfo Tor psst petressg
sug3 HBrDgRe0E Pkss
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

EoR TIE RAID CUBS Oy
Colgh-, Cslds, 1nHnenE4. MoarSrnoss,
CrSup, HrOarhitiA, nnripienI Cen .
sanIption, aAd for the Relief
Of G~ousumptiyc Pniienta
In Advanced Stages
81 the Diaeasr.
Thb ia rpmsdy 20 universally known IN furpDs
any other for the cure II throat and lung complaints,
that u IL useless here 10 publish the evidence OF is
virtues. it, uH1rallsd rHcellence Tor coughs and
colds, aud u truly wonderful cures OF pulmonary
diiene, have inside Il Known throughout the civil
he'd nations ofths sauh. Few are tin communities,
Or even ANTILLES, among them who have not some
perioual experience % H. saeeia - some living
trophy In their midst Of It's victory over the subts
and dangerous ditordeD Of tha throat and lunn-
A. Al know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and a. they know, TOO, the effects Of this remedy,
Es need not do more than 10 assurs them that I has
hoH At tue virtues that II did have when nakinR
the cures which have wen % strongly upon The
sonadenes Of mankind.
Prepared By DR.. J. C. LIER 3 Co, Level, kasp
Fold byIAH A. DfLLWORTH and W. ". Lam.
oRErH, Druggists, peterborough, Tenn. DsiS-ly
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

TOBACCO Of the very best quail.
,sy and every thing usually keeps in a
Dry Goods and Grocery Store, which
We will sell at the
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wmLIAu a. BaowLow, aOvunEoa OF fHS sTAlR or
fRSSAsSaH, TO Az WHO anAtL SHn nEaH Para
RAre-0nEBFIHa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

ss0trange - ~ Aner1can."
The London correspondent Of The Boston
Journal, in noticing che uprisins Of the Fs>
mans in Ireland, observes:
What seems strange 10 an American Is
the fact that Of the men found en- British
soil not one vas arrested, but all we're ole
lowed to depart in peace and 70 their soveraI
WAYS. though the fact that they were Feri.
ans was well known. This fact brings. out
one peculisr element 10 the English chasac.
ter. and that 10 the saeredn.ss Of personal
liberty. Suspicion will not snsa sr. A man
must 20 some wrong TO be arrested. The
Fenians at Chester simply gathered in a
crowd and leitered round tAs city, and ats
tempted no violeaee. Theueh Pafliameyt
was moved, LeeAoa ~ 10 . fsrnsnt me
Queens q yards, thae sel0en leave London,
postsd hy sspseae - the aDsns d iovasien,
Ihopeh the treia baads 0ers called eot, men
enYullad - private constablss, and Liver
pool sent her fcscss to the place q attack,
yee 800 vsss assssssd; the invadcrs jqpked
on. raw the Guards disembask, heard tn
aAro At Shs Csssis, and then quietly strsllsd
avay into lhe esu0try and vere seen no
mose. Aiter III this upresr, . Brisish sub.
iect could not b arrested unless be had
committed some wrong act.
Undoubledly al this seems strange to ~
American, especially . enc Of the ssrt which
d opt 70 cssssspond With Republiesn jossn
ale. II would also sssm strange to Rus
sian. Turkish or Afghan official or subject
2hs Boston Journal 10 intensely Republican
aud, it must bs supposed, 10 urcsnseious o.
the reflection which its own correspondent
casts upon this country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02

".
Also one person for Alderman in each Ward Of the
City.
Also ON the question Of adopting an ordinance emit
tied An ordinance to provide for paying the Chair
man OF the Committee on Streets"
That one poll will be opened in each Ward to re-
ceive ballots at O'Clock A. and kept open until
o'clock p. NJ, at the following places, viz:
LIST Ward-At the house OF Heinrich Soedts. West
Second Street
I'd Ward-At the house Of n. G. Noller, Corner Of
Fourth Street and Western Avenue.
I'd Ward-At the Court House.
ith ward-At the City Hall.
9TH Wassi-At the Pennsylvania House.
R6th Wsrd-At the Old school House In East Dawes
port
Davenport, March Seth, 1867. d. b. NASH.
City Clerk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02

A syaaltsse witl b appointed 70 supsssnsssd the
ze:. = -; ssss: z ns.s.. so:po.sa s,sa
IAN hsve ~ islsssss uAaasvcr IN he drawing.
-
~ 6ilsr1f YPsr~@s viii - fusnished ID the fortu.
- SSlSsss n Cesf36eates.
o. V1or1oA a n - viii forward one ssstiAcsss
- - ~ ~ cSccss. The esGrasinss sti ann
n 49,. p ~ An Association ~ ne country.
Obtssve Ut y0s 1e1vs s,X ~ 4, .n y yc.s
~ tU 49, = ~. a. II. Lee. n Prairie an Rochsr.
~. SssW - Crosby Opesa House, On the aise Of
ssr ~ ,stsS sssSie tieEst sof As. o. h.sSs.S:
ssss, :nps q %.
- Tss3er n Hcrt,salts,afrH sAoula -, :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02
western Unlon Rallroo6.

Weaferm UmloD 01IrDnG
rr,aAIHs LEAVE POET BYRON A HOE.
ha;i ssa szprsss TOO 4. n. daily. (sssaa9s
1sssSs.asssos 800 r. n.
AnnIv1 AZ Pona DYnoa. $50
NAH md Expesss ssse :. r.. ddly, (onslavs
HssssssAa.isa s:4s r. n. aaily, (sssaav,
'1 s1s; - s.,-... ,..,.. r... By... :. -,
uakeo cleoe eonneeeko1s Ter QhisaGo - r
00uuoeBs0NS: ,t
a nmine. with s'CoedsieA tlae'' seeeneeaN.
0eoa1 Nevea, 0hebsyeea - AasilsWso.
~ 0e1ine juus4ioa. Nth Chleoao . Hilv.uAse
Deiireo1. fse Nilweakse, xssesks. Voaseaso
n Ciissss Jssssisa. vith Chsssee Z rit,A.
vesesen nailssaA, tes jasssvills, nalisea. fSe.
- ~ Ch3ea ana - Cteooe.
"A Bsloit, Nth Chisago = Northveetssn IN,
rad. for Tootviile, GvsnAviue. aaa Na1ieao.
a froepert. wiAh ChioaGo . 6oeeh VenXorn ~
lliinoia Cenefel Kailroo6e foe Roosfcr1. NM.
1inerel Point asd 0alsaA
"a RayenaA with oeaan posket sslnnains"
u l)ubuous and through 0oeee 10 ~, Penl
a Fuleoa. with Chicago 0NoesAweeeeen III.
read. for Chicago. Dixos 80 Cedar Reid.
! AtPeet pyroe, vttA Chieees Resa lslaad
nsalseed. esa 9sa3 Iseaet 1--we" bssssss
Paaeeaaoro VIM I'D tAis rsol he sAeapeas
"a euicEsse - II pe0nAs - ~ 0eethWss1,
3 fA11 e.pY HI KtArP. esp's I 7
Z. -, 49, ~ sssss. 49, I. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02
CITY ELECTION.
puh1fe N0HicA

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PURsU-
ance Of the provisions Of the City Charter and Or
dinances Of the City Of Davenport. there will be held
ing the first Saturday in said April for the following
City Oficers, viz:
One person to all the Office Of Mayor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02


Nature, when she makes . beautiful
head, 10 often 90 absorbed with sdmiration
Of her own work that she fergets the brains
We sometimes congratulate ourselves
OF the moment of awaking from . troubled
dream ;it may be 90 the moment after
death.
A beautiful tunnel was discovered not
leng since under river in the interior Of
Peru, the work OF the old Inca Indians, and
. lasting proof Of their civilization.
The total amount Of losses sverlpfsoiuos
on cargo insurance policies issued in the up
per Missouri river trade, by st. Louis com
pani es alone, foot up TO >l54, 900 for last
year. Rates arc raised this year.
He who is indifferent to praise 10 gsnss.
ally dead to shame.
Miss Maggie Mitchell, is reported, will
soon b married.
Captain Charles Simmons Of the U. 8.
Artillery committed suicide ~ Key West
last week
Il costs e. 70 bring ton Of merchandise
from Liverpool n this country. ard 1854
to bring ten Of letters. The latter are not
correspeadinsly cheap.
A bit Of seap rubbed on the hinges Of
doors will prevent them from creaking.
The Little Rock raiiroad haabeen conso-
lidated with the Ell Pass and Pacific. Of
which General Fremont 10 president The
work on the former viii be pushed forward
with visor.
The cup Of patience il carved With angelic
hands, set round with diamonds froA the
mines Of Eden, and flied At .hs eternal
fount Of goodness.
The Round Table once contained rather
severe onslaught upon Artemus Ward.
Soon after Artemus called at the Office asd
expressed his personal thanks and gratitude
for 90 fir and apprsciative . notice.
IL 10 stated. that many Of the widows Of
the rebel soldiers have been reduced to \
life Of prostitution for Subsistence.
A person fond Of fruit, rarely becomes =
hard drinker.
j G. Holland offered his RSst and
most successful books to four publishing
houses by whom they were refused. Mr..
Scribner ventursd upon the publication aud
has sold nearly fifty thousand copies Of
each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-02

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