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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28
MARRuED.

BEAsLRY-PATToN.-On the 9Th. at the
residence Of Mr.. J. X. Smith, BY Rev. DR.. Mann,
Mr.. X. v. Boaslcy and Miss Bette Patton. all
Of this city.
WHITE-WILLIAMs.- Thursday eve
ming, April 2ith. az ST. Mary's Church, Alex
White, Of Memphis. and Miss Annie r. VIII
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28
DIED.

NELsON.-At the residence Of Captain d.
p Jackson. 90 Alabama street. Of confestcn
OF he brain. Nay 1-th. Ida, only child 81
W. AZ. and Anna u. Nelson. arcd one year, nine
months and four days.
Jefsrscnvilis. Ind. papers and Aurofa Oon-
nierciai please cory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28

WE SHALL SELL FOR VARIOUS PAR,
w ties, at the above time, FiFTY-FQ .i
LOTS in the town of Fort Pickering and Will
loughby Williams Addition, as follows;.
Block Slots l, 2, 3, I. 3; 10. l6and IL, 'front.'
ing ON Second, Leonard, Water and Georgia
streets, belonging to Charles KoItrecht. Esq,
Block 6-Lots %, q, Is and %, belonging to
L. @. Trezevant and e. II. Cobb.
Block G-LOt No. IL.
Block ii-Lots Nos. ! and 2.
Block 47--Lots Nos. ], 2, 5 and 4, the proper
~ of Mrs. VIRGINIA Thomas.
FOURTEEN LOTS, belonging to the Missis-
sippi and Arkansas Land Company, as follows;
Block 2-Nos. 3. 10.
Block 52-Nos /, q, II, IS.
Block 53-NOs. 4, 8. 6, 16. IL, is, 10, 20.
EIGHTEEN LOTS in Block 4S of Willough-
by Williams Addition.
These Lots will be designated by stakes, and
parties are requested to examine them before
the sale, whicn will be positive and without
reserve.
RS- Several other eligible Lots will be added
to the list on the day of sale.
Sale upon the premises, beginning on the
Kortrecht Lots, at II o'clock.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT Il CO.,
"a Auctioneers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, May 2s.-A majority of the
managers of the street railroad of this
city have decided to admit colored people
to all their cars on equality with the
whites.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28
rrTTNTRAI NOTICr,

The friends and acquaintancss Of Col. ]. II.
Mcmahon are respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral Of his wife, Caroline r., from the resi-
doncc Of j. NJ. Larkin, ESQ, corner Third and
Washington streets. % morrow lWednesdayl
morning, a. lQ,S o'clock. Services st. Peters
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28

narty, and TO disqualification from hold
ing any Office under the United
States | am not advised Of any stat
ute now in force in either of
these ten States, except perhaps Vir-
ginia, which declares disfranchisement
as to the right Of suffrage by force Of the
act itself The original act contemPlates
Acknowledgement, arising from partici-
nation in q rebellion, whereas disfran-
chisement, under the fourth and fifth
clauses Of the supplemental bill, does
not arise from such participation, but
other elements must eOncur-that Is,
the holding of certain Offices, or taking
an official oath by certain officers, and
afterwards participating in rebellion
against the United States, as to some
officers, as, no doubt, members Of the
State Legislature and Congress, are
clearly enough designated.
A State Convention for framing an
amendment TO the State constitution,
though clothed with legislative power,
cannot properly be called State Legs
lature, and, in the acts now uHder con
sideratiOn, convention and q Legislature
are expressly distinguished from each
other, for they require a constitution TO
be framed BY the convention, and require
the Legislature Of the same State TO
adopt the Constitutional Amendment
When, then, in the same acts they again
use the phrase, legislature Of the
State, they must be understood to use
il in the same sense and distinguished
from a constitutional Convention. But
as 70 those Legislatsres which passed
what are called Ordinances Of Seces-
sion" I am Of the opinion that their
members are properly within this dis
Qualifying clause, for can imagine 20
official legislative position in which the
duty Of allegiance was more distinctly
violated.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-28

f" Cause Merin0 Under Shirts /" .
ofcr Goods At such
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

Licssgo, the Imperial commander At CT
anijusto, had been defeated by Rincongsl>
linedo, and that city had fallen inc the
hands Of the Liberals.
Mssimillian's minister with q strong brig
ade was routed while coming from Tolucco
to reinforce the capital. and left 500 dead
n wounded on the field Of battle.
A bearer Of Official dispatches for the
French steamer was stopped by Porfinis
Disse, who is e' camped bet Pueola and
Mexico
1t was reported At Vera Cruz that Juarex
had lcfl Iaca,ecas for San Louis three days
before Mramon made his sudden attack up.
on that place.
Marguesc was reported to have 10000
~ en- at Mexico. Of whom only 1000 were
n med.
Eight hundred soldiers Of the garrison ae
Pueblo had declared for the Republic and
gone with Seamacona, and it was expected
that - soon % the French had left, the rs>
maindsr would take possession Of the city
and pronounce for Juarex.
Gems. Cassiiian. Dspotier aad others.
and also Madam Bazisne. have arrived here
on the French steamer Nouva Mondi, which
takes out s6s passengers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

PlrrsBrRo, Feb. 24.-About six o'clock
THE morning Chas. Waters, alias Kineslsy
and Thos. Quick. escaped from the western
Penitentiasy and have not yet been heard Of.
They vers joint occupants Of . cell 10 The
eastern wing. They escaped through The
fue and reached the loft Or space nsxt to
the roof, they then got 70 the roof and 20.
capped BY means Of rope.
Waters IL about 81 years Of age, : Il. and
8 inches high, fair complexion, black hair,
part Of tcre6nger off, flo was committed
from Allegheny county
Quick was committed from Erie county,
and 10 % years Of age, 8 Il. and 8 ia. high,
slender, and fair complexion. dark brown
hair, grey eyes. He has sailors coat.of-
arms on his breast in blue ink, end each
arm 10 marked with red and hue iok.
A reward Of $50 for each is offered by
Warden Campbell for their arrest They
were committed for larcenp,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

e2oo. $40; Baltimore, $7l,4ll; New Orleans,
%l35.l24.
The delegation Of Indian tribes now in
the city, waited on the President to-day
They we're presented by commissioner Bogy,
Secretary Browning also accompanied them.
The Senate confirmed the following Post
Masters: Henry A S.sss, Milwaukee; liver
son Laynan. NcDonough. Ill. and W.
Burst. Sycamore, III.
WAsuisorox, Feb. 25.-The Senate Il 10
o'clock Saturday night, just before adjourn
nent, Mr.. sherman reported from the FL
nance committee the compound interest
funding bill. The committee recommend
non-concurrcnce in tho House amendment,
and reports the bill Is it passed the Senate,
in the nature Of 4 substitute.
Mr.. Nye. Of Nevada, appeared in his seat
to-day for the 6rst time this season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

HAVANA, Feb. 20.-The steam ship Man
haitian, from New Orleans, arrived on the
18th inst.
A French steamer arrived on the 18th.
with dites from Vera Cruz to the 18th. and
from the City of Mexico to the 9th.
The report that President Juarez had
been taken prisoner grew out Of an mex,
pec.ed attack made ty Miran,on with 5000
men upon Zacatecas. Mramon's official
dispatch says Juares escaped owing to the
velocity Of his carriage. Escobiie arrived
upon the scene next day, and gave battle 20
Mrsmon at San Jacinto, completely routing
him, taking 500 prisoners and capturing all
his artillery and $4,000. At last accounts
Miramon had arrived d Qaesetaro with only
four officers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
ONO.

CLEVELAND. Feb. ga large and b,illi-
ant metecr was obacrved here last evening,
moving in northwes,erly direction. It last
cd fully thirty minutes.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 25.-Ths river has fallen
three feet aud nine inches, and there is nine
feet and ten inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 43 deg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

MONTREAL, Feb. 2S.-A grand ball was
given last evening by General Averili, Uni
ted States Consul, and was grand success.
Over six hundred Of tho elite Of the city
were present
private cable telegram announces that
the confederation bill had passed its third
reading in the House Of Lords.
The Provincial Parliament hes been fue.
ther prorogucd until April 9Th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
MONONGAMELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

MANUvAcTuu0oe OF
Carriage nmd Tire HDO1es.
Th1snb bic ekelne and Pipe No e..
Wagon and 0kc1a nDOlee.
COacA and Lag Screws.
Aqaare asa B1rXagOm Mats.
Cast ana VGro'4 1rOn vvashCrss
Machine and R1oW DDOlao,
WrOa9hs 1roa la1ngcs,
'A0ycro lrOnee
Bridge 1D0les and C0stlmgs.
q. y. splice Daro and lDO1ts. Ac.
full assortment Of standard aises kept IN
stock WAREnOUSE-Wste ssnd Market Sss.
pittsburgh. octl7-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


fgrrx5tEs. MAJ lviA, $50.
Msssns Hos1rIIERd SMITH
GssS1lnsRs Daring visit 10 the West, last MI.
contracted chills and fever, which bronaa; me TO
my bed, and finally teruuslcd n iyphoid ever End
confined me to my N sog severn mon u.s. d. n.
which time was ph-slcny rrostFatsd iha, a.
moe, esl,aired o ever recovering m health b ~
Amos entirely .ss; my appei lie FOR ds.s, 10 icing
able to es. motsei. aodcd % whch WAS stressed
with recisng scnsallon N my head. Gad passed
many sleeplsss gh;s-as. from deb.i.ty eaused by
my PROSTATE condition. ssoaght aboaI OF fever A:
this Stage oil my condition friend recon nended me
to your celebrated stomaeR Bit.e-s bu; being
mo. nj opposed the of stimulahts IL any foYra
l nj frat declined, but aiierward yielded my pFeia-
does. and, after taking the MEDICINE TO- several
weeks, my appetite returned, and with Ii an rapid
ly -ecaiaink ny former erroneth And ys9or NJ
sleep liron the 1oes Of which Lave suasse0 nun
has rever beea bstss I'm II 10 now aad the Yeenv
seasaton l6oose alluded 10 has sutiSply LEFT me M
bowels, which were much eoosupaaed and irregular
are nov quIoo eetusa and, In lsct, In glad 10 cay
that Zee myoof neW 0aa, end tender you this tee.
tinsnia q ~ appsoelatisa u your valnab prepas
stioo. - 0soes list oeheso, subSisR - have ipay
avail tAeuselvee - ~ vissoes which pssjuoce kept
mo from enjoying Tor % long period ! inny aro
add that my physician aner eeeing the beneficial ef
iect of yorr Btiers On me, recommended thai use
them regularly.
You're, very respectfully,
No. IS Msrket etreef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

TO CURE coNsu MPTIoS, the system must be
prepared 70 that the lungs viii heal To accomplish
thir the liver and stomach must rst he ceansed and
an appetite created fs good wholesome food, which
by there medicines will be dgested properly. and good
healthy blood made. thus baildng up the consttu-
ton sCHEN ;k'5 MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach OF all billions accumnl stions and
by using the Sea Weed Tonic In connection the APP
petite u restored.
sCHENck'S PuLMONIC SYRUP H. nutritious
AZ well as medicinal and By using the three remedies
all Impurities are expelled from the system AMI good
Wholesome blood made which will rcpe nil discasc.
n patients will take these medicines according 10 d
rcctcns Consumption very frequently In it, las'ssgs
Yields readily 70 their action. Take the pills fre-
cuenty, 10 cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
10. follow that because the bowels not costi,e
iaey are not required. sometimes In diarrhua they
ere necessary. The ston sch must be kept healthy.
and appetite crented to allow the Pulmonc Syrup
10 act tho respiratory organi properly and alny
sny Irritation. Then NIL that IL required 10 perform
permanent IT, to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms much possible eat all the rich.
ct food fat meat; rame and. IN fact. anything the
appetite cravcs hnii5e particular and marticnie welt
f.f IN v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a. The Democrat
publishes Cox. Bramlette's proclamation 70.
ferring to outrages committed By regulators
he asks IN amendment Of the laws to pre-
vent recurrence Of the difficulties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

VIM do eaeIy all family and tailovins Wosa - one
ard the came machine. They ara stsone and asely
ELirhcd-thcis motions all poeitivc--there no
springs 20 yet out VI order fos strength, dusa-
Billy and beauty Of derRnt will bear. and We iavits
comparison with any other machines.
sU Applications FOR Agency should enclose
ftHfnpa. ddcze-dN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

Sr. LOUIS, Feb 23.-Oil has been struck
in Ray county, Mo. The st. Louis Petrols.
um Company have we'll pumping ono hun.
dred barrels per day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
LONDON Il NEW YORE
sarsas 4 - = N ann uuNa.

LONDON Il NEW YORK
sTEA MAHaP LINE.
Passage to London or Bres'. $ii0 SO. aud $50 cur
fency.
E1curs'on tickets At redneed rates available or Elk
months.
CELL, Capt. Gleadell. from New York, March 3.
WIN. PENN, Capt. piilinre, from New York March
Sc.
ATLANTA, Capt rinkham, from New York Nch 80
The British iron steamship CELIA. will leaye pier
No. 3 North River. for LOndor, calling at Brcst IN
Saturday, March End.
Ustil further notice all the steamers Of this line will
call ut Brcs:, tO land passengers.
baggage checked and tickets cold through to Paris
At 25 per cent. lcse tn al regular ratee.
Freight viii be taken and through bills OF landing
given 10 Havie Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and
Dnnkirk.
For passage apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, 90 Broadway.
For freight apply at - South ~.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINwALL, AGENTS.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD. Agent, Davenport. feb9-n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
COMM z RClAL.
Cincimna si Market.

CINCNHAfl Feb. 25.
Flour Unchanged. and but little doAe.
Wheat-Unchauged and quiet.
Corn. Light, at ~ 81 for No. /.
Oats-Firm, at 52c for No. /.
Rye Firm, at tl25.
Barlev-Unchanged.
Whisky-Steady a e2.s5 10 band
Provisions Unchanged and quiet.
Mess Pesk-e2e o01e0 Is.
Lard-ln sctive demand atl2@l2t,c.
Bulk Meats Dali. Shoclder, 1Mgc. Packed
bacoh n moderate demand at &c for shoulder
aud lee for clear side.
Butter asd cheese .-Unchangsd
Clo-er.-es15.
Tiootny 3.300S4o
Flax Need-e8g02.s5
Cotton Dull. At es@2si< for middling.
Overwhelmingly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
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MINNESOTA.

Sr PAUL, Feb o4.-Thc Emmett House
was burned last night. Loss four thousand
dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM /

srosv PofNr. White CO. Ark. I May 10, Go.
Da Joirn BuLL-Dear Sir Last February l was In
Louisviie parcharing drugs. and got come Of your
Sareaparilln and Cedron Bittcrs. Ny ronin-law Who
was with me In the store, had been down with rheu
mAiirm Tor sons time, commenced ON the bittefe,
and found his general health improved. DIR.
8ist who had been ia bad health tried them. and he
also improved. DR.. Coffee. who had been In bad
health for several rtomach aud liver affected
he improved worry much by the use Of your Btters.
Indeed the Cedron Rttcr has given You great popu-
larty In this settlement. think could cell great
quantity Of your medicines this fall especially Of
yons Cedson BItters and ssrsapasillA. ship me via
Memphis, carr Rickett / Nicely Respectfully.
&. Is. WALLER.
ExrlAm LrrTsa rAoN Providence. Ala..t
May13. isds.
Dn. Jous BrIi: ! send you go for CKpsox B,r
rEae. please send what II viii come to ater paying
freight 10 Columbus, Msr. Ihaye been troubled Tor
scvers yearr with indigestion have had TO take pile
every nigM for ten Aftecn ycars; and In February
lsss, was attached with genera. paralysis. ! was
conencd Ia my room FOE the balance IL the yesr and
In fact. contnued IN very weak and nervous condi
ton until somo two msnths sincS, when was put
under An operation. and your Ccdron Btters for
treatment ] enccd improving right away, and
ocsst-dsod law.iy 4. L. NEAL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25
HURLEY'S STOMACH DlTTERS
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
HueLeYs popUlaR WORM CANDY.

Az this II really specific FIR worme. and the best
and palatablo form 10 give TO children not
suspsieng that IL fast taking place Of all other pre-.
pasations for Worms-N being tastelces. any child
viii take Il. au19s dNw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

New YOek seek N1oRkoe.
Nsv YoaG, Feb -.
Stocks steady.
52os Of 'ss.il1(; Of 'sS ~; Of "a. 100 new
of'sS. 8; l0:40s, ~: 7:Sos. first los, second
and third *.
Sterling. 60 days, ..
Gold ol.Ss.
Money pr cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25


CHICAGO. Feb. IS.
Flour. Opened stronger but closed steady
and fairly active. Sales, spring extra $s.Oo@
1913.
Wheas.-Opsned frm but closed quiet ct Ia
llsc lower. No. !. 2 2oa3 rs: No. j. l ssQal.-
e7K rejected so@l 10; closing dull 1t ssh
for No. 2
Corn.-Quie, but steady at $751; a ss,s for No.
and 66.for No .. and rejected. 6Ol ta6lc, clos.
ing firm ut Sc for No. l.
Moderatively active. No. fresh 44c.
for No. western 4liS@44,
Rve-Firm l@llsc higher for fresh receipts,
No. l NJ s7Cd49t5c,
Bsrlcy-fIrm Il se@7oc Tor No. ., and 5oa 50
for rejected.
Provisions Quiet.
Pork Mess els 5o9ls75.
Lard-lis.@l2.
Tallow-sl4@lo.
Dressed Hogs -s775@s25.
Chicago 1--we Stock Market.
UnlcAoo, Feb. 2S
Cattle-Nery few in the yards, and nothing
sold; market nominal.
Hoes-Receipts mesgre; market dull for want
Of stock; prices steady, At &G.25@7.s5.
Sheep-Scarce and firm, .: t5.60@6.5O.
New York MARKET.
NV ORx, feb. ID
Cotton-Du1l, at 81.
Flour-Shade frmer. but mot 30 active. &C
elo. l5@ 90 for extra State. and Sl0.eOOl H. so
for Round Hoop Ohio
Wheaf-Dull.
Corn-lc better. At el.O70l.os in store, and
&1.0s01l 90 snoat
Oats Shade better, Il 5sG1soc for western.
Pork-neavy and dropping. q 90. Ss09l 90
fo- new closing It 19O. 81 for western. - -.
s7@2O,3 IS for old. <F~A
Cut Meats-Firm
Lard-Duli, At l21l@l3Xc.
Dresssd Hoes- 81 0ex.
Whisky Nominal
Petrolenm-Dull. It l71fc for crude. and asQ
39l< for refined il bond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

English. French and Spanish
Dsardisg and Day Schssl for
Isang Ladies,
Ne. 0o9 Madison Avenue,
Cd door above Ssth ct. NEW YORK.
The Ccurse o. Instruction comprises the Eaclish
sad Frsech Languages qAtn II cesiEedl. Writing,
Arithmetic. Algebra. and Gcoue,ry Gecg.sphy.
AsS.On0mg Chemistry and the other Natural Scicn-
Gee Mental and Moral Philosophy. History, Comp
ations. French and Engleh Literature. and Elocution
rgaxs ron DAY RuPiLs.-ssStOR DRrAHrxEsr.
F.sst DIVISION including Stationary, Pup!is ovss II,
ss.ood Division. including Stationery. Pupils over
~, $40 per annum.
11ird Dvision inciudine Stationery. Sls5 per annm
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
First vision. under ten yeafs 5000. Fuel, $500
Young Ladies', VINO wish 20 parsue the study Of
Fseneh 0ely will BE- received from to II . m q 60
.n.ss 70; sSAso.s: ;h rur..s 81
Instruction, boart and stationery. $3.50 per annuD
Pupils under y years OF ags..... $50 per > nun
seat IN Church, ..........-.... ID
washing il required. .........
Pupils vho rsanain during the summer vacation,
opssna nj IN be- viii
during That time travelling and Hotel expenses ex
'r :d,.. who became boerdsrS IL III ill., iussi
triton arc requested 70 come fsrnishsd With two
PAIN ofshseie two pass Of pillow eases. two bsnketa
one white countespane, : tea spoon, two deseeR'
spoons and two FORKS, napkin Sng, elk table napkine
six towels, plain w0fk-box. and plain dressing
case lbe com6a bsusheo ETC.; eeeh article and aloC
their clothing to b. maeted IN fall.
school In session iron Gertsnber - 70 juno -. A
punetual attendance q the opening 10 especially re
ouested Pupils viii - received q any intermediate
pssiOa, ~ psoposOn OILY Of thoYear from the tn
81 tie engaeement to enter being charged Alter a
engaas9e1t has been eoncluecd. 10 deduction from
the yea11y chasyc W1ll - a1e 80, in cas- o. ths
rooval a pup before The expiration Of the schO0
yeAf payment for the fan yeor WA b required. NJ
detiuc3lon made for abeenoe.
Bilis popable in advance. September and February
Mme. c. 1safs reiefs, By permssi0n, 70 the follow
ing friends and patrons -,
n. Rev Bishop 4. Cleveland Coke, New York ~
3xeellency Governor lcntu0. Albany. y. y: NOD
Henry Hilton, Hmace B. Tebhitte, IsQ.. Das!ns RET
n. ESQ, stephen Nussell, Esq, Aaseesw Demus
10, VI. B. Taylor, ESQ., Henry Cogsu. - 20
Gilbert, Eeq-, 0Oa. Jaass B. Roosevelt. ncn. :.
Deeweeth, Chaflcs Yaaee, Esq, Rt: Rev baenop u
Soasheate, New York Albert Daly Esq .Pfovtdenee
\. 4 lsnac n. Phelps. Esq., Geosge Kemp, 10.
= r. yanss Esq. Robst Christie, Esq; r pc
=. D.. .. G. 0oodne, Eeq:, r. A. 0codloe; Esq, y
O. Croes. n D.. Wlllasa Raehsf, ~ D., Efencis
Hswks, d. D., Don Aneslo Morn, Yxnaga eel Vale
O., Alboet 8s6a, New Yofh UA. noqoo Do Lira
Tsioidad - Cebo: Antoo1o - dol Vale, ~ Eepr5
tins; WIlliaA ,. HeeA EeQa Heylne; =. 0feeqeeld
EoQ.. New Oe1eo1o, Il Col. J. ". 0coek No31Egn
ew{ek. =. J.; He. la. g. eeotta JoUeyvme y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

D iYSiCiAN AND SURGEON Office. cor.
4 "a and Brsdy Streets, under Streepsr 4
.sy lies store. tcsidsncc on 18th 81. let. Ira
dy and Main. octsd- DIR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-25

'H'H TN""HVN sVH IUWA CAvAEHU.
fEAViNG BEE ENGAGED IN TiiE:pkAC
D. ncc 81 Medicine and Surgery for the last
TWENTY riyg YEARS IN rms STATE. has D, rmsn-
entity located IN this city. and Offers his profess
sional services 70 the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
the diseases OF the climate, to merit aud receive
portion Of public patronage.
''iiee corner OF Third and brady, over Lind.
say's )swelry Store. residence In what WAS for.
mev!y known ~ the Fulton House, on Water
street. above the bridge. june97 DIT
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TAUSSIG, FISHER { CO.,
BANKERS 4 BROKERS.
~ BROAD 81, New York.
GOLD, STOCKS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
VI &c. bought and scld ON comm ss.or.
Interest allowed on Daily balances. on account Of
Banks Bankers, and Others.
Orders len with
TAUSSlG, 0EMPP 4 CO.,
sns or cstfcct, st. Louie, will be promptly iled
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