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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

nsL An ambassador has arrived at Rome
with letter from President johnson to
the Pope, but we are unaware Of the sub
iect on which il treats.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

DEMOCRATIC Town CoMMITrEE.-At the
Democratic Caucus held on Saturday even
ing the following persons were appointed
Democratic Town Committee for the ensuing
year: Jere. Crowley, Carl H. Schmidt,
Eugene Sullivan.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

na~ 1t is expected that the Welland
canal will be open about the middle of
April
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

Two RIVERS The following ticket was
elected in Two Rivers last Tuesday:
Supervisors
John G. Weilep, Chairman.
n Horner,
e.. Gagnon
Town Clerk
Felix Walsh.
Treasurer
H. Goldammer,
Assessor
William Kloss
Justices
William nenry,
H. s. Allen
Constables-
John V Alice
John Herrington
Sealer Of Weights and Measures
r. Mueller
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05
The Election last Tuesday.

The election in this town last Tuesday
seemed to be more Of scramble among
the Radicals themselves than a political
fight between them and the Democl ats-a
large number Of the most respectable OF the
former insisting on wipiDg out i certain
J,nto in their party which has always mon
opolized the offices and over burdened our
town and village with heavy taxes until even
the patience of prominent Republicans be-
came exhausted. Many leading gentlemen
didates and as a consequence we have
gained Democratic Town Treasurer, AS
SCISSOR, and four Of the nine Village Trus-
tecs-three of the latter being elected in the
Third Ward, and Mr.. DWYER in the
Second. We have not time to further
refer to the election, and merely say that
the result is severe rcbuke to a small
squad Of partisan bigots who make their
head quarters in the IriLune office, and who
have run their party until they very nearly
ruined it; and we will add that if there are
blackcuards and sncaks like CuargM in
the Radical ranks, there are also gentlemen
who value the reputation of the town and
village, and who are willing to give Demo
ciats little reputation for honesty and
integrity. To that class of Republicans we
tender the thanks Of the Democracy. Be
low will be found the votes fUI Town and
Village Officers:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

STEAMER NORTH WEST This new
steamer is receiving her finishing touches,
and VIII be ready to sail out Of our harbor
by the 18th of next month. We had the
pleasure Of meeting Mr.. DwYER, her Stew
ard, few days since, who is now here fit
ting out his department Of the fine steamer.
Mr. DWYER has tirst-class reputation in
his line Of business from Buffalo to Chicago,
and Capt. GUoDBcn has shown his usual
good Judgment il his selection Of that officer
"a very important one on a steamer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

ACCIDENT "A little son Of Mr.. WM.
RAHR, living on the south side in our vii
lage, was accidently shot with pistol few
days ago tearing away two fingers of his
left hand. A warning to boys not to handle
dangerous weapons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

FIRST SAIL VESSEL. The schooner Sea
Gem, Capt. ALBRIGHT, arrived here on
Saturday morning from Chicago, being the
first sail vessel Of the season.
She was closely followed by the schooner
EJaceT, Capt. HILL, which vessel was
loaded on that day and at night started to
Kenosha-thc first sail vessel to leave with
a load.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

7-30 L. S. BONDS, AUG. lS64.-Special
attention given to the conversion Of this
class of Bonds into the new 5-20 L. S.
Bonds of 1867, at low rates
T. e. SHOVE,
Banker and Government Loan Agent;
ManltoYQc, March 20, 1867.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

IGoN OEE.-In our article two weeks ago,
relative to the Iron Ore in Clalks' Mills, an
error was made, Instead of the ore being
found GU the south side of the river, our
correspondent says it was discovered on the
north side.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-04-05

SHmPING.-Some of the vessels in port
have once more bent their white winged
sails to the breeze, preparatory to the re-
sumption of navigation on the lake while
others are still held fast in their icy winter
berths. May favoring winds and plenty OF
freight give them a propitious season.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
at d d Is,
6tftort19er &on1an
DON
4. 8. Braduogtl.
(5prtlesuns.)

1lp9 flaneen bic Sine III ben aitternben 9er-
aen na9 bic prin3e1linnen erboben f9 lei1e, nab
nten Spn Monleieneur unb ber Daupbtne Mbi@teb,
unb nit itun,men @rube serl9wanten fe, bon
Ytrcn unb Mumpnt besleitet int Gebu19.
@ie febrten naG ct. @Yr 3urid, tpc eben bic
Mbenbelufen erflansen.
2eben @te pobl meine 5errer, lailen Sie bas
WieberIeben eben 10 eludlt9 1ein ! pe|re Mpreuy,
i& bufe @ie na4(ten @pnntas in metner Stride sn
mtttbeilen. 2eben @ie tppbl !-@r rei9te MQen
ber3li9 bic 5anb. Damn Bot ct ber Daupbine ben
Mrn, tuel9e l9 la9elnb serneiste* @raf @aubret
ber 9eibfSri iter bob ben tleinen miben 8erri auf
1einen &fnt ,-bie bier Greunbe tparer aQein. .
gBie @Glafmanbelnbe f9ritten lte bar9's Dorf
ben Berg bttab in'S ittae &bal biniiber gu ben
5Hben spn MarlY. - Der Mpnbf9etn olGn3te. -
@ie tparen unbel9retblid slidlt9, ibre @eelen
tparen er fiillt BON bent -vGr1ebnten!"-
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Marqui(e De pompaoour.

Die tppbltbGti9en @trtun9e1 jenes 5aubert19en
Sooes, tpp eitt erleu1teer Gbrpnerbe ben patrpte.
ben fttQen, nod tpent9 bea9tetet Bauntettern et=
,er beI7ern ;3ett bic 5anb 81 etnem etpt9en 8inb<
ntB retebte, aeieten 1i9 balb, MpreQY f9teb gum
@taunen 5einer Sberen aus ber 94ule ber ct.
Qo,ariten unb Der alten Maniarbe int Ytgepnnier,
bic lest nur nod Don 8atYl betppbnt tparb, ber,
enttpeber aus @ei3 pber anberen @rinben1 ii4 ni9t
Il, perbe(1ern miin59te, pbtppb ibnt 8eaunar9ais,
freu 1eirtem @prte, cine @teQe BET ber 9pfcapeQe
Yer19afft bate. @et es nun, bab MpreQY @arpn's
MnIiaten bon benz Wanfelmutbe irbt19en @liides
tbeilte, pber mar'S tpunberlte Mnban9li9teit, ter
alte 5err bebielt na4 leberetntunft NIT benz ppr-
tier bes Gaubeni9lases, trob ietnes @liide8 ietne
ttebntet 2eue, Elm Mbetsequartter 3u baber ,teit-
te ct 56erabaft. Trianpn tpurbe fprtan aber baS
etaentli9e YarabteS beS idli9ten Mannes, tit ben1
er 1i9 beinti19 fIblte. @eine 1t1ilbe Spbannesna-
t,&r, baS praftt11e 3iel: bur9 Qebre unb &atb a1-
na9f bic irbii9e7@ 7@ludlelisfeit 1einer @emeinbe
au erlreben, rta1ten i'm 70 re9t gum Wriefer ar<
nter Qeute. &ein @unber, bab ct balb bic Qiebe
,nb 9insebung gang Grianpns senpb. &etn
@pnntaa I'M CONNER, no ntbt bic frpntnte Dau~
pbiae nit ibren Gltelten &naben Bourbon unb
8erri 70 tpie etni9en ibrer Sertrauten Damen, ntt
ielten nit Mpnieigneur 1ebf, feline prebt9ten BE-
iu9te; es Serfpb teine 8o9e, tpo ber Daupbin
ni9t MpreQY cine Mubien5 III 8lein.Grtanon e.
tbeilte, pber AUDI felbit Bel ibht ppripra9. Die
Saat bea prebisers, Di9ters :unb pkio1cpben
eebieb tpunberl lant Snbent e bte erfte @emetnbe
Gbrifi fets ber feinisen gum SHUTTER .btnteQte,
tvedte ct bur@ bic l4Sne Glamnte ber Helt9ten ben
Sinn freier Meni9enpirbe unb @eeenieitisteit
bas @emeinbeeefiibl, unb ba @runb nnb go6en
benz Daupbin gebErtes tuelder MorellYs plane
eenebntiste, bic 8eute int 3ufanb ibrer alten 81
rteteit pon freiem 8efB 1nb ber @elbffu&t mo-
bernen Grtpertes nod ni9ts tpubten tpur6e es
Serelei9smeiie iebr leitt cine 8let@e 3utbeiluns
ber Mrbeit unt einen gen1einian,en 2ebensgenub au
erret@en ber bieielbe @irfuns tpie iene ,ibeale
@Itereemetni9aft bereurbrabte, tpel@e MpreQY's
8afltabe NIT 4Ylato's .@epublit sen1ein bate.
Munieigneur unb Nabame. faunten ielbft, itber
eae Helultat Iber bas @a@stbunt, bic emG9e
8etrietiamteit,i ben beruaebrten 49fei9tbum bts
DSrf&tns, iiber bae Mufblaben itintr S9ulf, ,bie
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Pau( 8ie9er's
@rceQente8 Mm0en1pQher,


bewGbrt In ben 1&wierte1en GdQen als nunbrr-
bar wtrtenbes 9etmttttel, 1T, mte bic pbteen
Vraparate, Yotienten tpie Mieberpertaufern BE-
Wir n,Sdbten miittern laesn, bab @orie's
BladberrY- BAL a nj alle GaQe opn
Spmmertrantbett (summer-complalnt)
be &inbern betlt.
Wiprie'S Ttalientfeber Mu8en=
8aliant
alS unfeblbare8 Wtttel
FIT bte &rantbetten be8 Mu8e8.
(Mtute uno dront,@e)
@ertenfDrner, Giterun8 ber Gbrdnenoruten,
8ltmmern uno @@md&e+
Das mtttel ptrft unfeblbar, n,as bic 4ranf.
bett 1tropbulSien pber aubern uriprunss fetn !;
lie wtrtt 9egen S&wG9e unb Nbnebmen rer
Graft beS 5ebnerpen unb beilr trautbafte 3u"
ftGnbe tn benz 9au beGelben. 8efsnber8 fol4en
per1pnen ~ empfeblen, mel4e ibr Mu9e fort-
pGbrenb anautreneen baben. Der Balm tptrb
tbre1 @ebtraft aaeemein eefunbe 1battetett tpte'
Wrpbirt's unb tbr werbet's bepdbrt fnben.
Wreis IS Sent per Glal&e.
baben bel alien Druseiften.
Wpr{e u. Da tleY. @t8enttuner.
Dubuque, Sotua.
Die Matertalien, aus benen es subtrettet TT,
aub rein une tSRlt&. 60 IL NIT br&Rer @pre.
falt unb @enautssett auiammenetlest uut NIT
6{d.rbeit unb pbne @@mer3 an3unenben, ba es
au6erl{$ appltetrt tetre uas bic @stabr tautti$tr
Neutrality-suspicious., weIde bas aarte Mu-
qtnA.mebe 70 leidt serRSren, petrteibet. -
l1no tpie flr baS Muee 10 un9emetn tpeblttd,
tia utrtenb, purbe es aud bS@f betlfam er-
funben fur ... .,..
B7anbwunben, ,Gnt3intun9en, &C.
{pruneene 2tppen unb 9dnbt;
8urmanGt Gtn9er, @alsflu6, Cry
5tpelas, Snfettenat&e ,e. ,
Mpr1eu. DatleY, Dubuque, Sppa.
Gisentbamer. n IN
o. @eeen Gtnieneune bon 81 Gent TT tran'
strter, Brief suaef&tdt-
Morse's Blackberry Balsam 4
0&eres Mttttl fir . tarrbee, t@lse&te
1erbauuHg,r Gbplera Msrbus,
Riubtr. &bolera, unb alle u nttr'
eibs. .Rrantbetttm. -,,..,+,,s.
407 = ''83S: 3:S@::@:5p @p dull Nteser.*.
lrl 1T il . 0y,S y-g!S ,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30
&ellttri ties.
9r0enb Giner tbnt's.

@ar NAL re Maib, ni9t jung, ai@t alt
'gfen Mann tppllt baben nit @ewalt;
Dp9L ba ie auf ber Mannerjaob
Die f9Snfe .3eit um1ont serbra&t
@u bielt fe es fiir bpbe .3eit
Gs an3ufaneen erunteei9etbt.
Der @&minftppf tparb seitbt in Stub
l1nb 5ift unb v@a0erfau" ba3u.
l1nb unterm @i9baum fntet CUR @tunb
Die Maib ,1nb febt aus 9er5enssrunb.
Wubt nt@t bab tn benz 8aume fttQ
@prbprsen iaB Elm @bippoprpiQ.
,,@ieb mir ',tenMann rief ffe,-'tten Mann "a
So lang i'd 8raut nod perben tann"
v8alb 1T purbet bic @nabenseit
,>l1nb bann tpie l9pn io man9e Mai6
,,@terb' i9 als altes Suneferlein
.l1nb bin int 5irnmel gang alletn!"
uM@ 9ar gu l@redli@ 1T rtein 2ops.
vSp eieb mir bp@ nur Mntpprt bios
u&ries' i'd men Maxn ?"-Da lapt u. {9riQ
vGYnts spn benz 8aume: @bip=pppr>mill |"
gDie? tpenn i9 ~ / ll2" iau3t' frpben Mutb's
vDfe Maib> uM@> irsenb giner tbut's!"
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@aul Hie8er'$
unfehlbQre

Me6t3t1t ee8en 9t1euM1Qtt8n1W8
felbf in ben bSsartieRen GdQen bteler Rrantbett
npn l@er(ter @trtune, wtrb ben Qanbfauaeuten
Ut {ol@en preiien abeela0en, wel&e t6nen CUTE
Vrpfte beim 8ertauf ltern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

Fanl 1aieser's
&lut> un6 @alenretnt9un98
Ntlle1.
bic bette 9ansntebt3tn fiir bic erobe Mn3abl BON
Rrantbetten, psl9e bur@ @.runreininung ees
Bluts uno @tSrune ber 8erbauunes' Orsane
tfrppr9erufen merten-
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g ee. le' 8

pQQrDQl1uW (QuUlUtJl
Das ausee3et4netite aller befannten 9!ittteL CUR
BefUrberuna bes Da&stbums bes 9aars unb
@teberberfteQun0 ber TuQe unb uriprln9ltGen
Barbe ber1elben, fir ben @rob- u. Rletnserfauf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-30

Das ber1bute en8lti@e
Yferbe>, &tn6Yteb< IT, ~af<
LIN1MENT,
wel@es ieber Tarmer als f&erfes &urmtttsl f1r
aQe MrteH du6erlt9er Rrantbetten feines Tteb>
fanees trt 3auie baten 1oQte.
Sir bie1es 2inimeut balte i'd bas Depot fur
beu &nerob -8e,tauf in ben @taaten Nltnnelota
uxb @tsconfn+
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
THE CANAL TO ROCK ISLAND.
Trade Of the New States.
INTERESTING ARRAY
OF STATISTICS.
CONGRESS SHOULD 40 TINE WORK

The bill for the Teconstruetion Of the IL
linois and Mississippi Canal Is now before
the State Legislature, and it passage by
both houses Il considered certainty. One
obstacle alone will then delay the immsdi
ate construction Of the work. Tho heavy
cost, as well as tho national importance OF
the undertaking, demand grant from cons
gress, and while some opposition will doubt
less be shown in that body, nevertheless
the interests Of SO large part o. the pco
pie will exercise too strong an influence On
national legislators to bs ignored.
While many documents have been issued
treating Of the immense and growing trade
Of the Northwest, vet they have in general
refeared 20 special departments, and few
who read them can properly estimate the
vast proportions Of our commerce. The
canal IRON Chicago to Rock Island, and the
improvement of the Illinois river, would
open an avenue 70 tidewaer for Minnesota,
Iowa, Western Wisconsin, Northern Miss
souri,, Kansas ard the greater part of Hin
ois. A few years ago these States
were the haunts OF untutored bar
baiians, ard the fertile prair'ei
were tie theatres o: their savage past:mcs.
Civilization has reclaimed nearly all in u
brief period, and now no equal extent ef
country in the world sends out so much lor
the support of mankind. The trade has in
creased so rapidly that means Of transpor-
tation could not be provided fast enough and
hence the producers have suffered many dc
lays and discouragements. The building of
railroads has assisted ths agriceliuraist, and
the West owes much OF its rapid growth TO
them. Scvents sn years ago, Chicago, had
but one short line OF read, while now a dozen
centre there, and more than thirty ramily
the country TO which We allude to rs need.
ing the canal. But the carrying trade has
30 increased that it taxes the railroads be
yond their powers, and hence the opportu
nifty OF lcvying extorticnate rates for freigh.
has been improved.
For the purpose Of showing tie necessity
Of immediate action to provide additional
outlets, the following statistics Of the trade
done during the last year, IN the country al
luded TO. have been prepared. They em-
brace the returns Of the leading cities and
transportation routes, but would be largely
swelled we're all the business Of minor i'm.
portancc Included. These, however. it is al
most impossible to procure. These States.
and portions Of States shipped to different
places on Lake Michigan last year, - fol-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
LEGAL ITEMS


&'s,sa isc Cured.
.lsuaa,ism, Neuralgia and 9ut can 10
clrel. Ne advise all suffering with those
diseases to try I.allenands Specific. Read
the following testimonials:
ST. Loris, March LIST, 1853.
Ioas H. BlDap - Dear .s.r: cheerful
bear testimony TO the value aud efficacy
Of your Rheumatic Specific, its use having
entirely rlisys I ne fro;n thu, distressing
ma'aiy. Il. 4 BENorsr,
Banker, s.. Louia.
ST l.orts. March 3ls;, 1868.
Joas H. ..Lo9p. Esa Like many Of my
profession Lave suffered severely with
rhenna.ism, AMI csula ret 10 pcrinanont
relief until ! tnel your Specific | am
happy TO say that it, use IN n few days, re-
stored mc 10 health.
S.ned, CART. MAiix,
Of steamer H4rsar.
rhe following is from Capt Bofuger,
Superintendent Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company:
Sr. Loris, August 9th, 1866.
Nm. J1nS II. BLoop dear SIR | take
pleasure in saving that have used "I.alle-
nand's Specific for rheumatism, and have
always found hat it has given me relief
know OF no medicine tha. has proved 60
successful Respectfully,
JomN n. BoFiSGEn
Sr. Loris. June 18th, 1868.
NR. ,'omS II. BLooD. agent ef Laliemnnd's
Rt0tnatism, Gout and Neuralgia Specific:
! have pres 'ribel the above mentioned Spe
,ilic, ana must say that have never found
any remedy INA, carries 50 much certainty
OF aqa'c. ami salutary cure a. that has IN
al the crsc- where have used il.
DR g. ". Philips.
hn II. lilood General Agent. 81, louis,
10. Soil hy MI druggists IN Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
- " = -a''--
WANTE D.

ELvERAL" SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
~ Class Fire lns Co. Men OF age and expet
rccommeniatinns LUTHER T. EADS.
mol Lnni Agent. over \. y. Davenport, Iowa
W INTER EMPLOY MEN r-Ss0a PER MONTH
W aud Expenses Paid Male and Female Agent =
To introduce a NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
OF absolute utility in every household Agents pre-
eifing Ia work on commission earn from ga TO
so per day For full partc ars enclp stamp and
1ldres-. We WILSON Z Co
dece5 d3m Cleveland OHIO
sstOn 60 ts:o PER MONT and all Expenses
'Nl w Paid. We want Agents, male and ienalc
everywhere, 10 whom We will psy the above salary
OF give large ,omm:ssnr- Bisiness entirely new,
permanent. and very desirable. For fn particulars
address with stamp. u. W. jackson 4 Co.
aac-s G9m IL South ~ Baltimore. MI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY.

herself Ths VIC partially dcfra; tic de-
sired ,nd. ss L cost N .ranspoi aiion
won'd De ifcreass ay the aiHoaff n to! $
attention Of all who have the pubic welfare
at heart. and especially interests members
Of Congress from ali of our c numerical cen
tres
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
Tkfk. NEW =.


Small Pox !. ri raging in Nardin Go.
The next teir Q! the District Court fer
MahasAa county commences on the "a Mon
day IN February.
The Dallas Ga.ett. SIS that work on tie
Normal School building a. Adcl will not te
commenced until the sprin, Of 1868.
Iowa has - Nationa Banks capital paid
in. $3,o96,o0o bonds deposited. $3,69o.>
90; Circulation, i.,usd, ! ouI I.39s.
A meeting oi h. old tscholors Of Sioux
City has been ca'i, i. cne # the forlorn
number, and the plarr designated for The
gathering, !, IN lay c,es. He9istsr.
The indebi Ell SIS Of Blach-HawA county.
IS $4,000 rot So, ,oeo a, estimated lv tho
Trea surer a sho,. time srre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
A Card Il, the Public.
7aessrs. MGCKLE 4 BEAN.

~ARPEyTERS AND BUILDERS. ON
~ Brady between s',a na..h and seventh streets.
Long experience in bu ldiug warrant us in
prcmislnx entire satisfaction 70 I'll who favor ~
with their patronage.
Plan md ess,mstes for I'll kinds OF Buildin9
Materials furnished promptly and at reasons able
prices.
fob 2-dtf MUCkLE BEAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

THRorGH The IcE.-There was report on
the Streets this afternoon that . team had
broken through the ice. Whether true cs
not those crossing should look we'll to their
personal safety. This Kind of weather 10
iaa-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
r,ss. ~ EslGsEa-@ TAR SH1slEs.
tonsnnpfion (uu hr Cured.

WEIGHTS TAR siRiP Is safe and reliable
i'nedr ~ taurhr. Colas Consumption. Bronchitie,
Inflammation o1 the Throat or Langs. Whoopng
Cough, Asthma. &e, a. Sold hy all Druggists 10
Tie hitcd State. ieh2-dly
trNf2tS AFyAta
aen Nrx.4u shall flN into Uncle Sam ha.i-.
HE Mexican Floral Gem,
EStract of Sweet opoponax.
Shall Perfume the World.
Already the benutics uf Pats and London are en-.
ehan,cd with Smiths new perfume
Extract OF sweet upoponnx,
=. I. SMITH & CO.. Manufacturers Of Floral Per.
iumrry, New York. Entered according TO law
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

FLOODED ~ Coop STYLs-not the money
market - but skating parks. The Fire
King boys think Of consigning theirs to
New Orleans on commission.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

LIvERrooL AND LONDON. - The annual
statement Of the condition OF this sterling
Fire Insurance Company. whereof l;. B.
Woodward is Agent, appears in our cJl.
umns to>day. Its exhibi, oush, TO be suf-
ticient 10 inspire confidence in the ininis Of
the most skeptical.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
Valu able Farm
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Containing aga Acres.

WE ster for sale rstclass farm OF 300 acres nm.
w der high state a,on i23 acres Of valuable
timber adjoining. The improved land il gently roll.
ing, ineloeed with new fence; also divided into
fields. The improvement. are. . good Farm Iionse.
With ten or twelve rooms, with Cellar, full eixe
Cistern with capacity OF ano barrels Of water with
large and tastefuy iaii ont grounds. rhade trees.
eycrereene, email fruit. etc A bearing Orchard Of
sbout 800 tsess two large and substantially built
Bsrns; also, sheds Cribs, Hog Pens, etc., especially
arranged for raising stock Of all kinds Cistern as
the barn With capacity Of about 80 barrels Of ~
ter and good stock water in the pasture fields. At
preseat abous 80 sss are seeded down in clover md
timothy. and 70 scres 80 used for corn and email
s,sin. Coal b foand two mlles iron the plsce. A
GOOD market and school convenient. The place +
now !. the .'Chambers Farm" located eight miles
east Of Muscstine and twenty-five miles west Of Dsv-
eupoet, Iowa. two and half miles nom The vfllaes
u r,irpost. On the Mississippi River.
- Terms. so per acre, half down. balance on
time to s1it purchasers.
DEAN 4 MANINGTON,
Commission Merchants II Exchange Place.
Jan. 1s. 1sbs-diEi Chicago
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-07

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office
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nxls GotprS R,rrrus The York dcro, i. p. x,
Hudson street
.Nfr York Depc'. 80 H,1ses Street.
For sale a, wholesale and retail, by Beds
cfbeckc { Miller, Davenport. Iowa.