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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
Adyentisa.


Mr.. Cover ~ have omitted am
sWering your remarks hoping to
hear a Bible exposition from some
one, Of The word soul You cite
Webster | also have his definition.
Moses atlirms that God made man
out ofthe dust Of the earth-not Il
house for man to dwell in, aud the
sentence pronounced on him il. "dast
thou art, anil unto dust shalt thou
return. Webster not agreeing with
Moses, I shall dcnolnco him III
your language Us a modern tinker.
| intended to be understood by pro,
erosion, to come down To The word,
as, "fhus saith the Lord" | agree
with you in reference to fact and
faith, but shall contend for the oaa
falth, and that is the faith taught in
the Gospel by the Apostles. Men
commenced to change and peryert
the word Of God ia the days oil the
Apostle Paul, and to sach an extent
that he maryels hat they ftbo broth.
reno were 50 soon removed from the
Gospel, which u not another, but 4
perverted Gospel There viii be as
many different faiths as there are
different peryersions If Che Gospel.
A few years ago snd here and there
voice might ho heard denouueing Tue
institution Of American slavery is
being at enmity with the GOSPEL Of
Christ, and those few who dared Id
stand up for human rights received
the epithet OF fanatics, etc. We're
these voices hoard in the popular
churches OF Chat day? The pulpit
was silent and thousands of thepro>
fessei followers oi the mcck ANA low
" Savior, both ministers and laymoa
held jtasa Divine institu ion" mod
ern thinkers, indeed Paul saws.
preach the Word. BE instant "a
season and out Of season. Reprove.
rebake, oXhort, with all longsu1er-
ing and doctrine, for the time VIII
come when they Will not endure
sound doctrine, lat after their own
last shall they heap to themselves
teachers having itching cars, and
they shall earn away thei ears nom
the truth and Shall urn unto fables.
"A Timothy 4:23. You say 0u be-
liove it was not intended tor man to
know many things. / understand
you that there are many things ia
the Scripture that are not 1or man to
know. The Saviour says, ooh fooi5i
land slow 0f hnqrt ia hnIin-n NH fAin.e.#
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26


GS- The Boscobel ApPeal reports
that q colored man, named Aaron
Burnett, while at work IN the stave
factory of J. Hine 4 Co. near that
village, became entangIed in the belt
ing Of the balance wheel, aud was
drawn on to its shaft and carried
round some 10 or 20 times with such
force that his legs were flung round
like q Wlipolash, and his boots thrown
from his feet several rods. Fortuna
tely bis body did not come in con
tact with any hard substances, and
he escaped with some cnts, bruises
and strains which will 10 no serious
injury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26
Letter from the Editor.
SENATE, MADISON. Wis.

oih Isl Y ~ Wis cat nan " ncFc
the az hts of the people are assem-
bled for the purpose Of making laws.
1t would be a too heavy enterprise
for all the people Of Wisconsin, one
million strong, to meet together iii
stormy convention for law making.
So a few representatives, SO called,
or agents, whom we elect as Assem-
biymen and Senator's, are chosen at
the elections to meet once a year on
behalf ofthe people for the purpose Of
law baking The AssembIymen,
about four times as numerous as tie
Senators, meet in hall by them
selves and thc Senators, 81 in nun.
Der, meet in a ball by Themselves
But both these law making bodies
meet in the same building, called the
State Capitol, thcurhin different balls
or chambers. The Lieutenant GOV.
ernor presides ovor tL- c-.,.,te, ,.,,d
the Speaker over the Assembly
The first named officer is elected by
the people the Speaker is elected by
the Assembly Each law making
body has 4 clerk and assistant clerks
besides other officers to help about
the affairs Of legislation.
When any measure or bin Is car
ried by a majority in either of these
law making bodies, it has to be sent
to the other body for majority ap-
proval Andwnen approved BY both
bodies, Senate and Assembly. II has
to 90 totEc Governor for his scrutiny.
lie may return IL to The body where
it originated, with his objections, in
which case it is no law, unless both
houses afterwards give the vetoed
bill majority. BItusualIy the GOV
ernor approves aud signs all BILLS
that pass both houses, and they hes
come laws At times there cre Great
arguments for and against bins on
their way through both houses and
by means Of he newspapers which Of
ten print lch arguments, or rive "a,
Itpral information about them. the
people arc advised OF what is como
on. The editors therefore CONSTITUTES
the third house in our political sys-
tenn. Editors do not vote upon meas.
nros but mercy express their opiu.
ions; AID, standing as thcF DO right
next the people upon whom they al.
pend for daily SUPPORT thev are SIM
posed to express or Ini:cat@ what i
called popular sen imont rboro.
fore, legislators AMI pcople alike lool,
very much to this third nnvn,, tba
law making system IF orr democrat.
ic government. COMPOSED Of editors
and news reporters But tbn noorIo
hold tic editors to ! rigiJ conduct i,
reporting correctly and 81 The az
preston Of trnrh onIv-or ,rLaf Il
honestly meant for trrtb F.l:tor..
are also cXpected 10 bo vory ;,fSlI;-
gent as we'll asfrptbfrl q5o,,on1,l,t
to know thc law. AMI ~ M, -
tbinos eorcetnin,t fbo noo,'la ~ 80.
ought not to deal donblv 49, 10 an|.
means mi.laad ,ho rno,1, - 49,,
terry sonbistrr ~. ,ilio,di''.le''.'' i''''
The narso1e crnotnI Mn. .4.
and ACKNOWLEDGMENT r.L;i'f 49,; .''.'',' ?
at Madison. very ofton Non. ~. Mn
from the noonla u horno .n3 w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

g The first Indictment against
Snrfat having been found defective, a
new one il 70 be drafted, making
INN an accessory instead OF princi-
pal in the assassination.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

Gg@ There have bocl scld IL. 81
copies oftbe first yolur-e of Greeley
History OF the American Conflict :
of the second voldne, 4s. 986 copies.
Such sales are almost unprecel snted
in the history Of book publishing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-26

b. The Richlaad Center Lire Re-
pa5teM notes the death Of Mrs Mary
Palmer q widowed pensioncr of the
revolutionary war ii the town q
Willow, on the 18th ult, at the adj
yaneed age Of 81 years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

AssuAL RgroEr or THE PooR House. Dr.
REcroEs.-We lay before orr readers the
following report of the Direct rs Of the Poor
House Il will be seen that the expsndi
turss. Independent Of the supplies furnish>
I'd to the poor outside Of the Poor House,
exceed the receipts BY t75oea. By div.-
ding thus number by the average attend
ancc We have e26 - per head. per annuu -
the cost Of maintaining the poor in the Poor
House. Whether this is the best thal could
be done We leave for the tax payers Who are
srquainted with the matter TO decide. Il
will be seen that the expenditures outside Of
IRE House are over Is. 900. This is large
sum, butif it has been properly expended
VIC don't know that any complaint can be
made althcue The Gum Is larger than was
expected. We submit the report to the
careful consideration Of tax>payess,. We
may have occasion to refer 10 the report
again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

the ssme and wou,d resrec,fullv report in
,aror ns ~a u,;,r ~. ~ .er ~ ys,,si,r.,
'", yvh; III -, sa.S "Js,.., 80 i's' VI Ps'''''''
.,a" xo,', csr'im;,... s1 :, ~,,m ,-.. a..
80 ~. S0 ,....:s ~" c.';.S r..
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~ ~ N.Y. ~. I~s;sse.xn nurrv.
n,,ch."5 .NcNsmerra. Rickcr.
~ Su ""S Sss..,s-S
W.xs ~ 1sssrs 4 nnles.te preemsn Hsl.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Nsw ILLrxiNArcs. BY patented pro-
eess Of distillation, &c., . new burning iuid
10 nov made from besoine and naptha, and
. nuch brighter light, i 10 claimed. is pro-
duced q greatly reduced cost. end with
positive security against explosions. This
new 6uid 10 known - carbon luid, and 10
manufactured in this state BY D.S. Hawlcy {
o., 6oe whom Msssrs. II. E. 1 d. B. Brown,
Of LeClaire. srs SCENTS This oil is now for
sale BY dealees in this city aad clsswhere,
and will b furnished wholesale in any guam
titles on orders directed to D. 5. Hswlcy /
Co. I.eClaire, Iowa. novl5-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

WoRK,xo MEN's READING Room The
committee appointed to see what could be
done towards establishing = reading room
for the working men Of our city, have inves-
tigated the matter. and arc convinced that
tho thing eau he successfully done. A ma
j,rity of the citizens are in favor of the
move, and many have promised substantial
a.d With these cucou.agements, the com
mittec have commenced work On the 2ls,
vi February, the eve preceding Washing
tons Birthday, they i'll hold festival at
the German Theatre, the proceeds to be de-
voted TO the above named purpose. The
committee assure us that it will be as good
nm entertainment as any that has been got
ten no during the season. As q further r
move in this direction, they have the promise 9
that the following named gentlemen will
each deliver lecture during the winter for
the benefit Of this project The Rev.
Messrs. Powers. kendig, Watson and An.
derson. The first Of the course will proba-
bly, be Ivy Mr.. Powers. sometime during
next week Due notice will be given Of tho
time and place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

The Supreme Court has declared the
iron-clsd test oath Of Missouri uncons,i,u-
tional
The Inteiiegence,. intsrms Us that Charles
City 10 about TO have graded school.
Its understood the President has nomi.
mated Senator Cowan as Minister 10 Austris.
A proposition is ,nadc to divede Texas
into twv States before its re.admission to
the Union.
In three fourths Of the year Of 1866, 1885,
500 persons arrived in the United States,
from foreign countries.
Representative Washeurue, Of Illinois, 10
quite i'll. He does not ihink be will be able
to remain At Washington during the rest Of
the session.
The Senate, it is believed, will pass the
bankrupt bill, with IN amendment respect.
ing the appointment ofs Commissioner
There now seems to be no doubt what
svers that Gov. Swami will succeed Crss-
we'll - United States Senator for Maryland,
fos si1 years, from The 4sh Of March.
The total amount OF internsl revenue COL
lscted in Caicago durin: the year 1866 was
e5, sos 900; that the penalties assessed
during that time for violations Of Law
amounted to t7,379.
Gen. Augur has leit Washington for
Omaha where he will take command Of the
military forces in that vicinity. lie has
been in command Of the department Of
Washington for three years.
Gerrit Smith has sent draft for $1,000
10 the fund in cid o! the Cretans.
The Idaho legislature has passed bill
sppropriating $4,000 for the support Of
Catholic schools.
A bin Was passed 70 set aside the net
proceeds Of the internal revenues in the ter
ritoriss in 1861 and 1863 for the erection Of
penitentiariss.
The government Of Russia has ordered
general amnesty for all offences committed
BY the newspapers Of the empire.
Vague runoss are afl,at that desperate
plot 10 assassinsts the Emperor Napoleon
has been discovered and frustrated BY the
o@cials.
The committee on territories has Instruct.
Cd Mr. Ashlsy to report his amsndasnt 70
the bill to rs- s-sstabiish c,vil governmsnt In
North Carolina, as substitute for The 6ts>
vens bill.
The New Orleans znbxae, edited By col.
ored men, opposes The freedmen making
contracts with planters, or working On
shares, and advises them to work BY the
week only.
Thomas Allen, who purchased he lsou
Mountain Railroad Of Missouri, from Mckay
I Reed. tosk possession On Saturday. The
latter ~ tho same parties to whom Fletcher
cold Il and made t47syOoo By the trrnsss
ton.
O6icial sseurns q shs Minnesota State
Auditos's olics. show hat in 1864 there
wees in that State: H,rsss, 4ss, 900; cate
tls. Al, 81; mules aad aasss, 1919 shsep,
s5e. .ee9; hsgs, es6.415; an increase since
1850 Of 800 PER cent. on horses; 400 on est.
De; 500 % mules; 2,soo on shesp; $50 On
hees. According to ths Assess,s's rae ei
valuation about two thirds Of The full value
q this sascA was vorlh 81 sec, ,e97. Ths
avssa1N sssessss's vaiaotisa was oss horne,
90; cattle, &l6; mules, 47s; sheep, $l.s3
hoes, 18.90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

RivER CoNvsNrIoN.-ln the matter Of im<
proving 'he navigation Of the river, the citi
zens Of st. Louis are taking On active inter>
est On tho 10th inst. meeting was held.
and Tuesday, February 18th, was fixed upon
as the time for holding the convention Of the
people. They also adopted the report Of
Committee on finance, which assessed the
sum nscessafy 10 meet the expenses Of the
At 80. 900. t25. 900 to be appro-
pria,sd BY the city, $io. 900 BY the county.
and s., 600 BY the Chamber Of Commerce.
This looks as though they meant business,
and were determined that the project should
not fail. Action Was taken TO ssc What ar-
rangements could bs affected whereby dele
gatss might b carried By the ssilroads free
Of change. They were confident thae half.
fare asrsngsnsnss could Aalsase - nAds-
From the basis Of reprsssntatieo that he's
bseaH furnished the csmuittcs % Invita-
tions, Ne take the following Davenport, Z;
Rock Island, Z; Muscatine, : Burlingt on,
=; KeOkuk. 10; LeC'aire, 2; and Port BY !.
ron, 9. As we stated yesterday, this list
numbers over 700, and will probably be the
largest meeting Of the kind ever known.-
they hold another general meeting to-mor.
row evening. to further ~dvancs the matter.
We shall sndsavor to keep our citisens ins
farmtd = - any action that may b taken
Of general interest to ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
RxACrLY WHAT you WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
knowa and used over 20 years. Daily increas-
w N public tsvor. Complete in one bottle
No wash. No trouble. DocS not crock or stain.
Produces . lustrous black or brown. - desired.
DoesAet injure the hair. Price, IS ceuts. Sold
By Drsegists aud Fancv Goods Dealers. ia24dly
PoW1e's 1slle and B0umOr Care.
RWarvaascd the only sure and perfect cure for
lLE& LkPROSl. .sCROFtI.A, SALT RllEu ". and
eM Diseases VI the skin. For Internal and External
Use. All dealers will return the money In every case
VI failure No Of failure In Piles liuurs the
past years. Prepared by HENRY u. FOwLE. II
Prince st.. Boston. Sold everywhere. oct3i-dcod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON SAr.
- UkOAx 1veasns. Jan % 1867 . m.e,,r, ~ - .
nnetsass Co.xfcss win be held IN ,heir ~ 49,
keeas = eelccs, r y. for the purpose OF tam,
oesion upca certain proposed amen dm.n,s ~ - 4
assielea 81 incorporation said =" she,I
- eabstases the follosiag changes:
~ A ehanee OF the na,ne fr "A ssoc,a.sa g..
greas" TO Davenport Library A.sociat,on- ~S''
-. rhey tasssass the bity tha, ths inco,r,,
G. = nay ineas from 80 to esol
-. They abolss the stsek Of tbs incorporation
9Th. They propose rsdiesl change In the voyk
~ Of th~ ADcciation
An msnSsss sf sAe 0ssiesy ard stockho, ders ther.
= - invited TO b. pssssns In ihe is
6oGoiea a the ssla s0ond0esia.
- oe1ee e ~ Asooclaaea Cenouse.
- ,. =. COOK, Speaker.
II. w. BENNETT, CicsE is-lr:sf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

80 sAR FIRST THAT IT MAS NO Srcoxp."-
This remark applied TO the famous Yacht
America" Is equally appropriate t. John
G. Rakes 4 Co.'S Pure medicinal Cod Liv-
or OIL"
II is the Official specific Of the profession
for all consumptive and scrofulous lnaladies,
liability, etc. JoHx &. BAkER 4 Co,
lis Market street Phila
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Ito 10 rBs liEsr. to to BRYANT, Strat
ton Merrilrs Davenport Commercial Col
lege, TO get a thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tcle-
graph operator. For circulars address ten
closing staInps) Bryant, Strstton & Merrill,
davenport. Iowa dWlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Usr Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia. Itefiectually destroys
oil poison in the blood. and performs rad-
ical euro. Road testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
uaslaAM.S HAIR DYE.

o' UuSfS HOX.
boxes larger than DYES that aen for el.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL WAR.
RANTED 10 please. This article has been thor.
sughly tsstsd BY DR. CHlLTON, Of New York,
ana Profs. Booth and 0arrets Of Philadelphia
Who prcaounce Il free from all poisonous inere-
dienss. and the material composing Il will not in
lure the moN delicate hair. Sold by Drurs,ata
and Fancy uood dealers everywhere
arl. -dly JNo. J. KRONER, Sole Prop'r
4n3 Chcsfnnf streei Ihiiad. lrl.ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
FOR SALE,

A HOUSE CONTAINING TEN ROOMS.
~ within five squares Of the Post Onice. with
good out buildings. SC Price o.. 500. Apply 20
ELDklDGE h BKu.,
nos2 itf Land Az -nts, vieie'e Block.
A RARE CHANCE! THE STOCK AND FIN
n tufcs of . Retail Store doing growing bnsineps
and located In the hest bnsincee locality the city or
Davenport Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Address. stating Were and when IN interview may
b. had. JLT.
Democrat Office.
n. B.-OAy small capital required dec3i-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

TnE Picker GUARD. We have just re.
ceived the first copy Of the Picket Guard,
m eight page paper published monthly in
this city BY Alexander ard Shut. under
the superintendcnce Of II. 3. Sudlow, n.
n Tyncr and H. W. Bennett, editors
From the prospectus VIC take the following,
1t will be devoted to the interests Of the
soldiers-to the maintenance Of right. Il
will advocate the principles for which SOL
diers have fought, blcd and died. It will
tie itself to no party, and will earnestly
adcp, and defend the right wherever It n ~
be found. 1t will uphold aud viadicsas the
Law. It swears allegiance TO the Constitu-
ton Of the United States.
These are stons assertions. and may sub
iect it to the severest censurs from the Rad
iras, especially the last two clauses =
While advocating the above principles we
wish il every success Let every soldier
see that it is we'll supported 40 it will b.
devoted principally TO their interests. and
will contain such reliable information !.
will be Of interests to soldiers. II adopts
Lord Nelson's motto, "rdlmam qMi meruit
.ferat.-Let him who has Won il, bear the
palm"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
WAN TE o.

CEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
- Clsss Fire lns. Go. Men Of age and exper
ience prefeesd. None need apply without good
Recommendations LUfAER r. EADS.
mol Land Agent. over =. .. Davenport. Iowa
yUINrER EMPLoYMENr-secc PER MONTH.
W and Rxpense~ Paid. Male and Female Agents,
r. introduce NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION,
~ etsOlutc utility IN every household Agents pre-
fcsring tO work on cOmmisslCM earn from So %
80 psr day For full particu are enclnee stamp and
addsess, W. u. WILSON 4 Co.,
dec5S d3m Cleveland Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
Attention /.

CIR KNIGHTS, THERE WILL BE AsPE-
- ClAL assembly OF -. S,nsn OF Cyrene cor,s.
msndery this evening al = O'Clock, ritaen.
margin. Templ.r Order, full dicss
~ order Of Esu. Com.
~. q. WARRINKR, Recorder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

0nEAr BAsaAIss; Crocksry for almost
nsthing rs crates ordered l6 months sgo.
siaee which tine shere has been heavy
rise in prices. am, therefore, ,abls 10 usces-
cell any one 10 the business. Wholesale -
cheap - any New York house without ad.
ding freight. J I.orenzen, Ne. 81 llarri-
con street,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

boaru met q. = oc'ocS'p' m.' pursuant
10 auJou.nmen'. .,
opou ca.ns ~s sIc io'' 81 .se Lemoe o:n .p,
Pv",u Pva,s;. .AesP'' 'Aes''S ~''le'' ''""co a1'''
Wr Anr,o,a,. from, r,,uo,,;,,., M, hr;ds..
and h;yhr"Ss mail. the tcIiow;n. ,.nort
Yonr committed 20 whom Nd referred
the peti,ion of y. Paus,inn To correct the
records Of a county road in the township Of
Hickory Grove. beg leave "a report that
thew have examined the petition and also
the records and your committee are Of the
opinion thst the said records cannot be dis
,nrhed. onlv by TIN reeular notlce and peti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

PKRsoNAL-W had the pleasure Of meet
ing, day, in our sanctun, CHARLES Il.
HOLMES ESQ. the efficient Secretary Of the
NoRrn WESTERN MrruAL LIFE Insurance
CoNrAsY, OF CulcAao. who is accompanied
by his rite. and is the guest Of Frank G. VII
son, the General Agent at this point. Mr..
Holmes is well pleased with the success of
this Branch Office, feeling confident that
this Home Institution will yet become the
pride Of the great North west, having for
its HEAD and FRONT the oldest and weslthies,
citizens Of CncAGo, NEw Yonk and PniLA
pEtruIA, for its Directors, We can see
nothing to keep it from being the leading
Western Life Insurance Company, and
equal to its Eastern competitors. Call
again Bro. Holmes. we welcome you TO tho
firiu cities
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

DoSE IT SuRr-By notice elsewhere, it
will b sssn aaosher oi the fair ones Of
jersey Ridge hss entered into matrimonial
alliance. May the yoke rest easily upon
their neeks may their purposes be one,
and their journey through life be pleasant.
We hope our Jersey Ridge friends will be a
little careful how they thus take US by sur
prise. Well done. Let others 60 and Go
likewise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

PoRx The receipts during the day have
not been large. Heavy dressed hogs bring
Is high - So 25. Lighter bring IS 70
being so cents less. The different dealers
are not shipping very many At present as
farmers are little slow in bringing them
in We can learn Of but two dealers in the
city who are packing any.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

REAL EsrArE SALss. Eidridge 4 Bro
this afternoon closed the sale Of one lot, 10
by 100, on the northwest eorner Of Third
and Rock Island streets, TO Mr.. Walker
Adams, for t2.4oO. cash. Also two acres
Of land snd ono house on the Robinson Bul
Ions addition. to Mr.. Joshus d. Patton, for
81, 400, cash.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

: CAnnivAL tonight I'D esssy sight and
Asy dssise, ths Holidsys q Wilson's over
: snew I'D 0ns selection Of vatohss, and fins
jewelry just received direct from New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

HILLS HAIR DYE. 30 cents. black or
brown instantaneous natural. durable, beau.
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use. has been
before the public over fifteen years, Is the
cheapest, containing as much rs the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No 66 John street,
New York City. Sold BY all Druggists,
patent medicine, periumcry and fancy
goods stores every where iunell-dly