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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
ApRIAN II. MuILER, Auctioneen

INTENSIVE SALE OF 200 MOST VALU-
II ABIR LOTS e. BOGG'S ESTArB"l ON BROADWAY THE
GRAND BoUI gyARD SEVENTY SECOND AND SEVENTfTHlRD-
SITS TOGETHER WITH THB WATER RIGHT OF 91s PEBT ON
ruE NORTH RIVER IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES, AS
GRANTED ny THE CITY OF NETWORK IN TilB YEAR 1917
ADRIAN H. MILLER p r. WILKINS Co, viii sell At auction.
on TUESDAY APRIL g. 1857, at u o'clock at the EAChAN"h
sABSRooM III Broadway the above described very desirable
s elias. property comprising and front as follows
FIFTEEN LOTS side Of Broadway the GRAND BoULE
WARD between SEVENTY FIRST and sBVfHTYFOURTHsTs IN
GUIDING both CORNERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and SEVENTY
THIRDST each being &c n feet 'front.' aud from 1870 to 200 feet
deem On SEVENTY SECOND ST. which ONE HUNDRED feet
wide there are " cores and Seventy st the sane
uunbe embracing the fronts Of beth streets from Broadway to
The grade Of the whole property nearly level with
Broadws portion Of the purchase money can remain on bono
and mortgage Maps property sketch Of the grand entrance TO
IN. Park at FRut and plan the Grand Boulevard along
Broadway established By the Central Park Commissioners under as
or Of the legislature will be ready few days aud can be had
Al, ocses o, ,hs Auctionssr, Ns3D
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
SOLD on ,he PREMISES SCOTIA Schenectady County New
o . lot ST ~ psp sa.n lSSf tsry
Is feet With shoe shop on second iGS tbs one q s Is So
being yearly town Bushes. be conducted 9Th mach
s,s S e. s sR ..s house, A' rs sSS sS, Lots
each ,SS ss sSea os fruit , p s'' feet contain
10 With shed S: and s also sHs 'S. .S o. , es
y &c i s % Il @ feet map ss % ss to
be secured by bond and mortgage N. N. HOWE.
T,HE SUBSCRIBER will SELL his HOUSE
rm, owned sod Seeq 9 S John hind SGs' pss
Cy al Public Auction wBDNESDAr April IT, 1857 Sale to ake
Mace ON the 100 feet front and 700 feet deep;
good aud the lremises ground a out WIN gravel
Al. kinds yonng thy and bearing Sontton also raspberry black
bushes vines 6e House contains nine rooms
h 10 p view Newhurgh and MP and down
The Hudson River and within sir miniies walk nom the DEPOT or
subscriber viii also sell st time ahd place.
one ne Heh Horse wossasd roeiawsy Oarge with
pole 'hans light Buggy as.Iy n.w sard.a utensils &s
A' '"N' 81 ''''s L aEsaiFiSip Co, No ~ c,sn,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Gonntrp Real gstate for Sale.


BARGAINS at Kingston N j., II hours ride.
ID Acres snug House with Fruit $1,000 20 Acres good House.
Barn Apple Orchard Fruit - J00 "a Acres u House
and Stable plenty Of Fruit, stock and Tools 500 IS Acres
large Bouse Apple and Stock and Tools $4,000 coed
House in the Village Of Rocky lill only : ,1e - .
J. S. FERGUSON Il Co. No 80 Hassau-st Room NO "a
DINGHAMTON COUNTRY SEAT-0n the
susGehannab most beautiful place sacrifice; everything
O II. BENEDICT Co. No 81 Pinest
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
An elegant MANSION and eight Of choice LAND located IN
the beautiful Village Of FAIRFIELD Conn Quarter mile from ane bath
ing beach and Long Island Sound large a
beautifully shaded by heavy growth OF ever
choice shrbbery Stables oehou Gas House and other
outbnngs perfect order Location Would du
pnee asked session For particulars permission
70 premises apply c. H. BLIvEN, No. 25 Pnest
nor SALE. FARMS and Gentlemen's RESlD-
BSCEs the line Of Northern Railroad Of EewJeey Houses
with all the modern improvements from cty5 from depot
Apply at No. 81 Pakrow Room No. o. J. 81. VAN yALEN
ORANGE, N. J.-F0R SALE q desirable and
" fwe improved COUNTRY RESIDENCES fne grounds excellent
Also HOUSES tie Pan $500 So 500 and
az 90 Apply % BLAcKwELL SMITH onngs o. ar yAs
LBNNBss No Cedar st. n OF by letter only to j. OTIS al
II. r. Caain Co.'S
DORTCHESTER. Stamford, Darien, New
Il Hayen-Fne COUNTRY SEATS for SALE
DE- O0n "A Desirable Place of Is ACRES,
s.TSs REAL H:r&TE E%GSGk No. G's'
tkE 900 PLEASANT COUNTRY
RO.OOO. RESIDENCE a, wGppugers Falls, Datche,s
County bindings stock aud tools part cash. IL desired
70, photograph apply to s D. H. No. 42s Enst feminist
IIOAG & MURDOCH, Loan and Real Estate
Agents Parton County, H. Persons DESTROYS to loan
money at Der cent per annu with ample security
mostly improved lands and desiring to invest IN Western lands
for profit homes may By addressing us oan valuable
R. r. MURDOCH WILSON HoAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

EUROPEAN T0URISTS.-An Episcopal cer
IA gvman wife without family would take charge Of town
house during hewners absence Address c. H.. Tribune o6e
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.-Not is hereby
~ gwen that ALBERT SoACK and ALEXANDER IL
and irm of NOACk AoSAO OF
the County Of Esser and state OF Ne"se hso
this day the subscriber OF their estate o
aua bene6t Of their creditors that said creditors must exhibit
claims under oath Affirmation,
"7 GEORGE LIEDsLEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Doar0 ano Rooms.

A I No. 235 East Twenty seventh between
Second and ThrAyes cottage house. FURNISHED STrTKs
ROOM and BEDROOM gentlemen Rent SIS per rasf
also snail bail Bedroom for ga. :,
A LARGE FRONT ROOM to RENT, Fur
IA nished gentlemen Meals on Sunday defol
References required Apply No 55 summIt BrOokn a,t
p. O. Box No. 2O5 " T.
R0ARDING-FuIn or unfIrnishcd Sec !
~ 0bd and hl bedrooms LIT
BOARD Apply at No "a East Twenty Lexington
BOARD WANTED.-A Young Man will paY
I'D liberal price f25 per week for ROOM BOAR6
in social Catholic family None but parties Of the highest spea
hiy need reply clearinghouse keepers need
fhouh m particulars to be noticed Address h. TnBuns
Ohc..
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can have a
~ BACK PARLOR furnished with BOARD IL de,,ad prI
family; all Improvements houses Wyheaye seeond bouso
south Of Tayor-st. Brooklyn, Eastern District
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60 n)bom II man Concern.

A IL persons are forbid trusting any one on
"A account the ESTATE TIMOTHY CONNER without
order Of GEORGE MERKLEE, and ALFRED SANDS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
&6 5OO Will BUY FARM Of 80 acres,

Qp U.tVVO delightful Country home cpmm0di0us baIdIngs
ae.ry new dwelling freshly paii ash Of and brosRsone
fruit In shnndAe; 80 miles LOug lsiAnd fan
ore stosf crops, and implements desired Apply AZ No ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
o. FOWLER, Westchester Co. LAND
IARYLAND PEACH AND FRUIT FARM

WI a6 Anne Arundel County Md especially adapted
peaches vaeneons eanteopes strawberries backbtrrss ke &C
ia, acre. land Maryland early and
brings the meon, PROFITS which great Has now
pLnd varieties so apple $50 pear ana
las cherry four strawberries aud $40 grapes all Of TIE most
Approy 20 wood balance nearly all arabic and easily
rd Large frame cling With bay window 70 library ROOM
paILA and hall and IS jt erected at cost Of over
I5OO0; houses Has lang the farm where so
fp vegetable, eau be shipped daring ever day rse
per Apply 70 hkNkf W. COOkB No. la" Duns'
n Nd
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Marbiuerp.

TOR sALE-A very heavy SHAPING. Rs MaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
WEDNESDAY, April II, A. 2 O'Clock,

ABSOLUTE SALE SPLENDID BUILDING LOTSn Eighteenth
Ward BROOKLYN, BROADWAY RAlLROAD.-Jehersonsi
Broadway aud Howaaye p lots Ptnamay south
"a. bet and How is lots This sale Will AFFORD an
excellent opportunity eligible bung lots gh ground very
ferries rates Ngh6orhood and sur
roundings good Property rapidly advancing in value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

COOD BUSINESS OPENING.-For SALE,
in pleasant village in Connecticut good twostoy HOUSE
with barn and twooy BUILDING GIo suitable for store or o
manufacturing purpose. fnTate chance 70 open country store
. N ~ Trim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

$4,000 n2k 2n SSa %'. sAEM n SnS@
mAdow orchard derres
near curanis berries house aud outbd the oAIest aud
be found railroad being built By pni VIII
- L. n.rts,sb WRLLING No II Chamtkrsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

NOR SALE-A snug, comfortable COTTAGE
d half an ground line ~ Staten Island Railroad near
d,not' pr, "a 500 Permits 81 A. JOURNEAl, No 6Pnest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
ABSOLUTE SALE oP 60 BROOKLYN LOTS
GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

FOTm Aucloneer,
POSITIVE SALE or TWO COTTAGES. -
AVE- side ~ feet north OF Stochtonsi OF ~ ee'
north Mrteave story frame COTTAGES with bch oase
containing Rooms 2H each Que lot 2IT% the otAer -f'A
Terms above
Ao LOTS on Of Marion AMI sumP'erss
ZSItO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Courirp Real Estate for 5ale.

AT ORANGE, N.J.-NiLLAS, VILLA SITES
~ and FARMS great VARIETY. beautifully sasi'd ca horr run
kesIorf for SALE os ColutrJ Houses % LII of
n. vNon or year BY BLACKWELL SMITH Ne % Wham II
Ss-Yort 0 % II Oshge eor'r Ma sld ,olet" toe
At ELIZABETH, y. j. NJ. MkEkER,
Real Estats Agent 10 The thriving and popu-
lar ir 2Oco0 Inhabitants. N inmates hoh E,- You W
Central Railroad @bs ssd ss~ Jsy kA
road foot ~ Conrialdst Forty usns 'aeh ~ dA Ih' 'e,t
amount and country property oahy oIs 10 e sia "tt l' vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
n ELEGANT fiTsi-class RESIDENCE for
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

With 30 acre. excellent land for SALE, three uss north Of
lev Haven commanding tne views quantities 1 ehoo nat and bsi
modern house beautifully shaded lawn huboue barns,
house ke complete order Apply Al Eales Hotel New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
NOR SALE at ASTORIA-Two FURNISHE
COR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, co

EOR SALE-First-class COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE on Staten Island formerly owned by John Van Nlees
..q possession immediately Terms Apply to 1lios sADLhR
No il'Walt,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
loo Horse WATER POWER. with irom 6

~ 10 Acrcs ofLAND located de vsisr s nNeNJsfstI
Price from toO u 10000 FARMS all prices and locations
' W. n. NFLtCK No. s2i Broadway.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
Contractors and Builders

IA drawing of tine Meeting House of the
First Baptist Church, and leave their estl-
mates with the architect, Mr.. Mursinna,
in whose Office the drawing is, also to be.
seen. sY ss4go4 .a..-sss y agsfE1 lapl0 utf
-sf1fl4Hsf Hazts 100 e atfsr3fgs ~ss-fr.faa'F
% Z flstsoa stt9 y baasos.f - Il aD y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
Great Discovery.

IcdC 1ISCONOTys -
Complete Revolution an Roofngi
'aTHE PLASTIC SLATE For
Roofing and other purposes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
b. ISL RS


H E II B B TT IT Z II -,
a SURE CURE for all Diseases arising
IA from Impure Blood, or Weak or
Disordered Stomach, Liver, or Kidneys.
MISH-LERas HERB BITTERS are guar
ranteed to cure Cholera. Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Complaint, Bloody
Flux, Diarrhoea, Typhoid, Remittent, In
termittent: and Bilious Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Cholera Morbus, Yellow Jaundice,
Scrofula, Running or Sore Legs, Cancer,
Colds, Cramp in the Stomach, Chronic
D1arrhoea, Piles, letter, Scald Head Oph-
nema or falling-away sicknes peculiar to
children, LeucorrhCea, Falling OF the
Womb, all obstruction to the due course
OF nature in females. all venereal diseases.
ReDleDltey, II it does not cure you, your
money will be refunded.
The demand and popularity is SO great
that b. MishIer offers to pay to the pro-
prietor of any medicine $500 that can
show a greater number of genuine certi-
fcates of cures effected by it of the above
M entioned diseases.
For sale. wholesale and retail on Second
Street, bet Main and Sycamore.
[mch2 dim A. GETZ, Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
BUCK WHEA r FLOUR,

n ND RYE FLOUR, at from . to 40
~ per cent less than the price of Wheat
Flour. While Wheat Flour has advanced,
wheat Flour. We have nice fires b lot on
hand, for sale low, at INA ILL as4I
VICKERY BROS.
On Eureka Bazaar, IS Main Street.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05
Criminal aas.ttrn,
Written for the Journals agszsA -
GIVE HIM BACK

les, give himbseks 70 bis metherlagaip,
Before the boy eriessto 60 home;
Tis presumption to think Of achild ike him
Duly six fesktall and romsrkahiy slim,
With few little hairs starting out on his chin
Going out in the world alone.
Oh, what would be dqsmid the Eintry sleet
With the bleak winds howling srcund;
No boots or shoes to protect his feet, .s
No mother 70 sooth him with kisses sweet,
picture Of wreschedness more complete.
Is truly hard to be found.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05
: A Little Nonsense.

ssY oung man, what's the price of this
silk ~ asked adeaf Old lady. ssSeEen
dollars" ''Seventeen dollars. I'll give
YOU thirteen" "Seven dollars, ma'am
is the price of the silk, said the honest
shopHan. ss0h, seven dollars ~ rejoin-
ed the old lady, sharply. "TTl give you
five" ...sl.s s s
When DR.. johnson asked the Widow
Porter to be his wife, he told her can
didIy that he had no money, and that
he had an uncle hanged. The. widow
replied that she cared nothing for his
parentage, that she had no money her
sell, and that though she had not a rela-
ton hanged, she had fifty who deserved
hanging. So they made a match Of it.
During brief term Of court held by
Judge Hall, at Martinsburg, Va, several
applications were made for naturaliza-
ton papers. Among the applicants
was native Of "Fatherland." He took
with him German friend 10 prove his
residence in the country. 0fthis wit
ness the Judge asked: s.Do you know
the applicant, Mr."p Yesh, l well
knows him. s.Is his moral character
good ~ ooh, yesh, yesh, Shudge, he's
all right-he votes NIT usg' The Judge
could hardly repress a smile.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

course and not object to thsir children 5
pursuing il as prescribed. Parents soms-
times request through their children that
their children be excused from prnsuing
this or that study because Pa and Ma do not
consider it of any account.
Such request canof course only be wholly
|disregaraed The decision of the Parent in
these particulars il usually nothing more
than the prior decision of the pupil and 10 al
low pupils or parents even 10 decide such
"a question would result in Chaos in ths
school room work, in the destruction Of all
system whatever. - :
Pupils in the High School must pursue all
the studies prescribed in order to graduate,
and there is no better time than that specif-
ed, nor can We to any great extent make al
Iowsnces for those who design 10 graduate
elsewhere.
In this connection VS.. would always urge
upon the patrons Of the Public Schools the
necessity Of regularity of attendance on the
part of pupils. .
Ia the course Of study adopted there is
allotted 10 each year what pupils can reason
ably be expected TO accomplish provided
they are regular in attendance and no pupil
can master the studies Ofauy year by attend
ing one half or one third Of the time, and
parents who permit their children thus to,
attend should not be disappointed at their
failure to be promoted at the annual ex-.
aminstions. 49,. -
We have sought to bring this matter home
TO the consideration Of parents and pupils in
the examination for ths past few weeks,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

The world is crazy for show. There
is not one person in thousand who
dares fall back on his real simple self
for power to get through the world and
exact enjoyment as he goes along.
There is too much living in the eyes of
other people. There is no end to the
aping, the mimicry, the false airs and
the superficial arts. It requires rare
courage we admit to be true to ones
enlightened convictions. Unless you
consent to join in the general cheat you
are jostled out Of reach: there is no
room for you among the great mob of
pretenders. If man. dares to live
with in bis means, and is resolute in his
purpose not to appear more than he
really is, let him be spplauded. There
In something fresh in such an example.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

NSoeselAf N 1Ae&S lnee'eis.pA Soh - KNOW
no law, and We recognise the. fsct that there
are many that must yield p its demands, $40,
Again, We grant that cOnsidsFationz Of
health should, outweigh all others il deter.
mining how regularly pupil should sstsed
school, Better take much longer time, in "a
acquiring an education than sacri6cs bealth.,
BY oyertaxing The energies Of feeble child. =
When measures are taken 70 remedy the
evils Of which We have been speaking aud "a
other evils in our Public schools, psrsals. !,
should heartily cooperate in the execution
Of these measures, even though they should I
We have assumed that education is not a 8
promoter Of vice, and although this propozi-
ton has sometimes been questioned and
within a few years By high dignisaries in the
British Parliament whose Interests dare not
harmonize with the sducstiOn Of The masses.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

TERMS or THE JOURNAL.
une year. u. advance. &Ayo
Six months sesz.l ~
Three menths. %
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- - -
: 80 ssssss.srssszt ssSz - - So sd ~
syesss $50 ss.zssss7 Eslsss'sz
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sFHE plRNER inoRn.p

When mem " turns to greet the hours,
sof manhood dewy norn; zss -
WM fancy braid wreath Of flowers, r,-sss
Tecrown che dinner heFn2n zFasgse
For, Oh, its hoarse suspicious pots,e .sss,
When echoed Ger the field, So
Though blown from tin and Putered throat
Did sweetest music yield. a
- "a sz =sa m zsw q
Were not its notes more potent FAR,
Than bugie, fife, or drum? 8
Instead oflise's perpetual war. sf8 .
its notes'were Joys socome; 5ssA az
AID quickly did we greet the field s. foa
OF weary labor born, "a "a
When al the cares OF life did yield g.
Unto the dinner horn. - = -. =
sss,ssasaz : sssEsesesf k5essa a.
How sweet Ger fields Of wheat or rye
Or barley, oats or corn,
Or fields Of hay, as noon came nigh 3
The sounding dinner horn"
Horses and oxen at the plow ~. :.
When hour Of noon drew near,
Would prick their ears for Joy, lrow,
The dinner horn to hear. - SO 4
Bat years have fed and with those Years {,
What changes too have come,
What Joy $ and griefs, what hopes and fears,
Along my path have runl "a 81
But. still, when memory by them slips
tn rr,anbood'r dewv morn
Plcrown my theme, and bless the lips
That blowed the "dinner horn.
a-T Ass e ~ ~ X.
KANSAS, o., June 24th, 1867 Is
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sgsasa asass zss! 50 ssssliiB sasa
siitga ~ gSs @re sass - q 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

Then give himgbaek with bisartless ways,
And his'little uatptored heart;
For man is never content TO gaze,
On scenes that charmed hihs II Other days,
Ambition IS singing her tunefuf lays ssfE
/ And touching the golden harp 81 go
FRENoNI, OHIo, ss S. A. B.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-20

We have recently had sufficiently evi
dence Of the excellence Of Mr.. Spesr's Pos,
Grape Wine, which not only convinces III
that oil ws can say IN its praise is deserved
but that we are really comforting favor on
our readers in advising them to nse il. Th,
vine is pure grape wine entirely unmix,
ed. and the most agreeable and delicious
flavor Of any We ever tasted. or ito medi.
cinal qualities, We entertain the very high
est opinion, and upon the evidence of our
own observations. Three bottles of this
vine have nearly effected perfect cure in
the case Of our little boy, who has been sew.
en- years afflicted with incontinence tf the
urire. A great number Of remedies hav,
been tried without benefit. and the mos,
eminent physicians consulted with . like
result. Speer's Port Grape Wine 10 effect.
ing cure. We have given this testimony
without the knowledge of Mr.. Speer, in tn,
hope that others may be induced to try tn.
virtues of this wine. - Mr., Bangborw. Edito,
Of Jessey City Times.
Sold by druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-20

Valuable gold deposits have been diseov.
cred near Bsllev,lls, Richlsnd county, Ohio
Cornelius Hauis, . eolored shoemaker
hos been proposed - Mayor Of Richuond
There is .. prsssns ninety three million,
dellars in gold in the Treasury vaults q
Washington.
A prize fight between Me0lade and Billy
White, for 81 800 . side. 10 70 take place OF
September 1lth, in Virginia.
A tobacco leaf. grown on the plantation
Of Mr Jones, in Pittsylvanis county, Va
measured thirty>six inches in length.
Il is believed that Lopez, Who betrsve ed
Maximi ian, ives assasinatsd and robbed oI
his a. 800 blood money.
Aaron Sweat, the negro candidate 70,
Congress ID the Chersw Is. o. district i,
prosscuting bic canvass with great viser
end = quite coa6dent q oueeeoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-20
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS TO DAY

ARRIVALS TO DAT
HAwKEYs STATE, Capt. Worden St. Paul.
Phil SHERIDAN. Hutchinson, 81. Louis.
CLIPPER (screw propeilsr) 81. Paul
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt Pierce, Clinton.
MINNESOTA, Capt Hill. st Louis.
DEPARTURES.
HAwKsYs STATE, Capt Wosden, st. Lo u,s
PaL SHERIDAN, Hutchinson Du bua ue
MINNESOTA, Capt Hill, st, Paul.
River falling rapidly.
The Northern line steamer Muscatine,
Capt G. W. jerks, will arrive and depart
for St. LOUIS at q An, on Monday.
Tho Davenport, Capt E. V. Holcomb
will 60 up on Monday At 2P. NJ, r. n.
Pretty man, agent.
The Andy johnson, with the Keokuk
excursionists will arrive At an early
bour in the morning.
The fine passenger packet New Boston,
Capt. Grinnell, will leave for Ft. Madison
in the morning. G. Q. Mather in the Of
fee
The first boat ever built entirely in Du>
buque, the Dexter, had her trial trip yes
terdsy. She was built by Benjamin Camps
bell, Of Galena, at cost of $50. .Ooo-Dan
Hewitt being her architect. The boat is
like her owner-neat, good>looking, sound,
strong, very active, entirely reliable, and
sure to perform whatever she undertakes.
We hope she may be as popular - hes
owner is and add to his fortune.
The oats Of the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Co., which were advertised to
be sold in St. Louis under deed Of trust,
have been saved from the hammer by the
stock >holders ponying up $l25. 900 to False
the first deed, this being two>fifths of the
claim against them. The company own
some Of tho best boats on the river-amonQ
them 10 the famous Ruth whose cost was
1925. 900. Numerous bidders were present
and the breaking up Of tho sale caused
much excitement.