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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
MURDER OF A METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN.

Patroman Robert ). McChesney of the Eighth
Ward was assassnated in Canalst, Saturday evening"
by an Eighth Ward prostitute lie was on his post at
about Q o'clock, and having been informed that the
woman was disturbing the public peace near Mercer
he went thither and babe her go home. But she
The alarm rap brought PltTolman seaman, but before
that ohiccr could reach the spot, the prostitute
had stabbed Officer McChesney and severed the CAROTID
artery other officers then coming up, the woman was
finally arrested. and Policeman Seaman started with
her 10 the NOOster-st Police station On the way sle
took the knife her back HAIR but before she cOnld
use second time the officer struck n from her grasp
Margaret Welsh She committed TO a cell and r0ned
Meantime the wounded officer had run up MercerSt 70
Howard and through 20 Broadway where, exhausted
he sank to the pavement. HIS ielOW,Oi
who had followed him, at once TOOK MN 10
the New-York Hospital but before reaching
that nstitut he died Therefore they bore the body
to the Wooser-s police station. The woman when hrst
killed Oloer McChesney. but learning that the stab
had proved mortal her tone changed and she wept and
seemed overcome she j. native OF the United states,
aged % years and lived harlOt at No 81 Grandst
some time ago Policeman Moore arrested her for drunk
ennes and ON the way 70 the police station she broke
from him and running into butchershOp, seized large
knife but before she could IL she secured and
dsarned The murdered officer was a native OF the
United states aged years and dwet at No 6 CARROLL
been member the police force hut nine weeks, hut in
that time had earned high reputation as CAREFUL
yglant officer Yesterday Coroner Schrner held an IN
quest over the body, and several witnesses having been
examined, the Jury rendered verdict against the ac-
cused. She committed 10 the TOmbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
L.iTEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW -YORK.,.".Ocr 20.
ARRIV Ed.

ARRIVED.
sa"p % k .s 81, & p SpsS M Sis"G S 'A
Steamship tBr Arsley Cow Bay b. days With coal to
steamship John lh,on Fuller Washington, D. C.. With md'e and
sp or.to Palmer SswBrdrI "a hours ballast F. la'ha
Ship Peruvian Thompson Boston days ballast to COeEs Wood
s ,,n, Con,o Boston DAYS in ballast to walsh Carver
BARK Golden Fleece of Bsrooe' Rhodes. Barbados ~ DAYS With
sugar Ac. t. II. 1'roNbrdges Sops Len no vessels - -
Bng ranger of Bahgor Smith, Martinique ualH WIN oranges
master. -. ,,,5. ,,-.,,.... ,.,,, ,...,.
A. KELLEY Summers 81 Domingo City 10 days with msaosaS'
S,6T capt jain Toney Rsaorh With lumber to NJ M,yhO"
scnr Smith ToOker Charleston days "ih cotton te to
scbr ?. u ADKINS. Robbins Virginia
Sem. John Anna Horton Virginia 49,
Scar : J. smith, smith. Bridgeport ioT albany.
S SssI ; Mn MT TaG dii' SeasV ' Tor Baltimore,
sehr. Ringloye Wooster, Bridgeport
Schr. /. T.. Taplev. Perkins, Bangor
Sehr. 5. A. Read, Read. Portland g.
Se5r xorhem Light butler Giss With mbertO jed Fry, Co
Schr. Franklin. Brown NewlayeB
wlNlt-At Unsei. Ess.
Ship Cornelius Grurel Spencer LONDON sept
Rank cl.ndo,er from Ma.riss for Yes YORK oa 49, IN lat I,
DISASTERS. .e..
Tor has arrived Of She reports having seen
IA rss NOV, n, s S s A e Capt
Goirc rhaePa or Boston is ashore OF the Middle "'"a"
..... NAVAL
F,nrrv,. MoSros oct 2o-rhe L y .oopcfsr Portsmouth
sailed to1dA, lot Aunspois
DOMESTIC PORTS, ..
Rorbv oct steamships Nn krnneir from b'tms
O,crs from barks Peruon ruu Buenos aYGes bH
ers from iy. rpoolt brig Sarah Ellen from Aniro..,n
CalhLHroN e.. Oct 2oArnyed steamship sniy d. s"n'f sD
barS Kate stanley from New-NorA. o, - ,, -,
lIoNE.s Oct S0s m.-Arri,et chrs nor f"o n'''a
Water Va, sre 5 lIot@aa North S',,r 5 HasT"' '
10, Bo,ton Marshall Perm Boston 70, PhdePhi hshale
Turner from Btngor fot Norwich ~ e. MA,
tsp Arrived. shrs MARY RILEY from boston Dr ,
deph h ynp,,n from Boston tor Phssps. , A. S,sS
smith from loyinretown ~ Philadelphia willard llPs Tom
Boston ph,dcp BRANDY sine, etnl rom rRm""n " '
delpb.: clara Elwei FROM salem fer Philadelphia .
ort Ig-p Arrived, schrs Equal, Wool from bah Tor Nr"
York Pant,r Horton ard Richard vauI, Prhsrd from bath I"r
Philadelphia brig Monticello from Wilmington " g., for Boston VIA
New oFk 60.
s,,AsS.n Ca DC. .o-Aned, steamship Gen Barnes Ire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
Two men. hrothers. Tavlor by name. on Fri

Two men, brothers, Taylor by name, on Fri
day presented TO Messrs Gomez, Wallis Co. an order
sigued DuZen Co.. and calling for several
cases Of hcOrce valued 1920 in gold The property
was shipped Philadelphia at the request OF the ayors
but I'm the mean time the order proved 10 be forgery.
The Police OF Philadelphia notified by telegraph,
and on Saturday the Taylors were arrested and the
property secured
The Rev. DR.. C.. ID. Fish, II years the pastor
NJ the Frst Baptist Church. Newark has notified his
that he had declined 10 accept recent calls
from the FOrtysecODdst, Baptist Church M NeW1Ork
also from Philadelphia Cincinnati, and California.
Controller Connolly will sell to-day at No. Ill
Broadway several lots Of Corporation real estate. being
part OF that sold Winter, but which has been Tor
feited by the purchasers.
The Hon. Thomas Robinson of North Adams,
Mass the oldest member Of the Berkshire County bar,
died recently aged ~ years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
internal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEIZURES.

On Saturday the XXNlld District Revenue
officers seized Gordon Fellows & McMilau's establish
ment At No 30 Broadway Joseph Jones & sons at Nos
10 and IS Whiiesl-St; and s. c. Boehm Il Coz at No
Cedars certifying houses belonging TO BOehm co. al
Thirty-egIth-St. aud Tcnth-aVe and Twenty sXth-st
and Avenue A. samuel Engle Co, FrOntSt., Williams
burg Guthbert aud Cunningham Nos. 80 and IS Burling
sip: aud the rcctIfyug establishment belonging 10 ms
firm ia BROOKLYN. The Internal Revenue Bonded Ware
house IN Whitehallst and the recfying establishment
In StOuest ara also under Seizure. The whisky seized
during the day amounts 10 nearly 10000 barrels. These
seizures grow ont OF the famous Kentucky Bourbon Com
pauy case The proceedings against tins Company he
VeOped the fact that the conspiracy 10 deffdud the COY
erdnen wide spread. officer. were sent 10 Boston
Buffalo. Dubuque, Louisville. aud other cues where
many seizures made. Last "Wednesday the Collector
made application 20 Secretary MoCullOch aud COmmis
York and Brooklyn for three OF the deputies and in
spect0rs who acting under us drtctlohs'
VIZ: Messr-. Connolly Burrows Porter This aI-
picatiOn was gFsuted and armed with this power
the officers made the seizures mentioned above
In addition the above important seizures The following
were also reported the days labor. OF the officers ~
the Metropolitan Board A. T. Hayes whisky establish
ent st No liG FrOns brooklyn; ten cases OF t0bacco
manufactured "a No 81 Wests, branded with counter
felt inspection plates: 5000 cigars. manufactured al NO
.I Delancyst. bearing stamps, the tobacco
factory al the Intersection Of Hammond aud Hudsons,s
i've barrels Of spirits No 2s Pears - barrels al No
G6 Fr0ut>t, and Large quantity ot spirits ~ the estaD
lishment OfFarrar Lyon IA SOutist Al meeting OF
District the opinion o. the majority seemed 10 De that IN
most the violation Of the Revenue laws were by ~
and careless rather than designing ariish0nest
Hcn The Distiers and Rectiners Association met on
saturday. The resolution passed about two weeks ago
Offering q reward ~ 500 fol- the detection Of illicit dlst
laton was amended tO be made PAYABLE only on con
vctiOn Of tho party relative 10 whom Information IL given
10 the Revenue Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21

The pupils of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
will visit the Fair OF the American Institute again
WelnsSay and betwoen ~ and o'clock y. H., while the
machinery stopped the VIII exhibit OF their peculiar
attachments.
Sigmumd Hezog, having been guilty of some
oense ~ Philadelphia, He'd to tina city and by the aid OF
Mrs Joseph Morris, OF No 60 DyiaonS. wa. traced by
Tie de4cfve. 70 his reSdence. No IlG SecOndaye. MI
Dori. however informed Hcrzog of his danger and he
ted leaving Mr. Morris 10 his house with his wife. on
saturday morning Mrs. H. appeared before Justice Con
molly and made oath that after her husbands flight
Morris indeceniy assaulted her hut who was In
am adoln ne room al the time OF the alleged assault ties
tned that he heard nothing and the Justice. regarding
the complain, untenabe. and perhaps naiciousr re-
leased tbe prisoner . -,
The funeral Of Mr.. Dean :. Linell, the
engineer who died few days ago. FROM injuries received
by falling into tie balance wheel OF bis engine, At the
American nutc Far took place at his home in Prov
dence yesterday. Mr. Hicks Chairman 0t The Machinery
Committee at the far left for Providence on saturday
evening represent tine Institute Al the funeral taking
with him several letters ~ sympathy and coincidence al
dressed 10 The widow Of the deceased man. from the pro
preOrs 81 several departments IN the FAR and from the
maua gers Of The Institute. Mr.. Iinell was young man
Of much promise an Ell gneer Of more than ordinary
ability and attachments, and was beloved ana respected
by AT who knew him for his many sterling and excellent
qualities He leaves young widow ana mn nfant chh
The of the sewing department OF tho Far Dave
dIaped the engine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
P4SSENGERS 1RRIHED.

FROM GLASGOW AND MOvILLH OFT oh steamship bniteS
KnulorC H. Whtaakre family r. Gonon, u G"Idon Robert
p,,, and family Thee Ko,st.r Kelly McNab Mr. and Mrs
f. Habn-rf Mr. Brown Cot H. Hinton Larsen Mrs Tucker
and fm q Mcbride Mrs Loney. j. Emhat ard ESQ IN
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
ALPHA vs.. SMITH.


The return game between the Alplas OF Dlpokh u
Smith Cb Of New lo took place SATURDAY on ihe mon
C;roun. Winsbufsh resulted the hft victory
for the % UmpeMr Pierce o. hr LctOr lob
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP or WESTERN AND CENTRAL NEW-
YORK.
SYRACUSE. oct. ia match game of base ball was
PLAYED th- kueksocke Club Of Albany sai the
Central CIV for the gold ba sud championship Of
Western and Central NrNlork Telpg victory T he Central
tt Club b. IL. Five thousand people lsssel the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21

WN~UING1ON, Oct. II.-IHe NITIOIIdI st-DdI
Club city IN Washington This evening our 20 The North
for the purpose PLAYING s,mes with the Union Of Lansing rs
Abany the Mltua u NeNork the iaon oi New
Jersey sud Quaker ty sud keystone Of Philadelphia The
he sve vh tho sn,nghug and Mutual m New les
return gms the Nat oua sp those cbs hs1
las ALREADY taArn place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
BALL.
TIE CANE AMONG OF

THE GAME AMONG OUR COLLEGES.
ON Friday oct. Is the New-IOrk College and
umia College nine. the Unon Ground Nousal Ara
innings the FORK College defeated by score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
THE
MEDICAL PROFESSION
AND
H0FFS MALT EXTRACT.

ANY ONE WHO HAS TRIED THIS CELEBRATED HEALTH
BEVERAGE KNOWS WHY THB PROFESSION SELECTED 1T
FROM AMONG ALL TONES AND FAVORED 1T WITH THByR
SUPPORT, OF WHICH THE REPORT PRESENTED TO THE
NETWORK ACADEMY OF MEDICINE Is AN ILLUsTRIOUs
EXAMPLE. THIS BEING PROOF OF IT'S GREAT SUPERB
GRITTY WELL MERITED, ACCORDING TO THB STATEMENT
OF THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS FROM DYSPEPSIA POUL
STOMACH INDIGESTION DEBILITY AND LOSS OF
BLOOD, WHICH WILL GIVE CONFIDENCE TO THE cOAMU-
NIFTY AT LARGE.
THE LIST or THE FOLLOWING PHYSICIANS WHO HAvR
RECOMMENDED, USED OR ISDoRsBD 1T, ADDS NEW
DIADEM TO THE CROWN OF TRIUMPH WHICH SURROUNDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21

i.i 3D. a. i,b sn 9th Total
New York College ...............-l -
nIumbIa e. 3 2 10
Itnuire-S lsssIs 81 he Union Club MousaulA
Ilofr.g Rims Ferns Ice er.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21

Time 3.ajj.
SECOND
Jhe vac purse " 500 ard selling race, one mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-21
Announcements

tAunoaneemen"l
THE HOUSE Of Y. ID. Vannostrcnd, esq. was
\. noLsEs, No 2ol Broadway
ARTEsIAS WELLS three feet IN diameter, may
b.. ,r tbb solid frt 10 depth 1900 feet See the GKEAr
EsnTH BoKiNa Ma,nlsr at No. 2ll Pearl IT. NeN-iorh
If you want good
goto vin,. No. 49, frltenst
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

A LOST Wire rorsD. - About . month
since . well-known business man OF this
city returned 10 his home here, after short
absence, and found it deserted BY his VIE
Having no clue as 10 what direction she had
taken in her supposed flight from his bed
and board, and having no ides, in fact, IS to
What had become OF her. he intrustcd the
matter to detectives Ruffin, Colcher and
Mitchell. On what he supposed vas fair
clue, detective Colcher went to New Orleans,
bat failed 10 find any trace Of the lady. In
the meantime, however, the husband receive
ed letter from his vile, stating that she
was with her father, on his farm in Iowa,
and explaining that . brother Of hers, whom
she had not seen for twenty years, owing to
. dif3eulty and separation between their pa
rsats, had called on her durisg his absence
and prevailed upon her to leave with him
that same day to visit their father. The
last chapter Of this little story, which has
already been made the pretext for much
hassless scandal, u that the wife has return.
ed 10 her husband and home. having an
rived here yestsrday.-Cineinaati CONNER
ci0l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

JONI Il. COFEIN,a
LAND AGENT.

oOOvo0oOeos iowa.
m0eo for sole. 16Y,vgN acres choice faSmia9
Lesds u love-, 10 % diiEercst counties. selected
from 10 70 Is years since, BY special agesss. =
mosSly oWaed By the pstsnices.
1900 acres 10 lllinots, Wisconsin and Minse.
sota, Uniopsovsd Lots ia Davenport, LeCisisss
l'yioeetoe. Wslcost. Dursnt, Ataiisse, Downsy,
lows Citv and Dee Moines. Twenty dwelling
honses aed stsrss In Davcnrcvs 'ovsdn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Tss LATEST D0nGE.-for some time
past . young man by the name Of August
Klein has succeeded in swinding several
jewelers. in New York out Of watches and
jewslry to large amount, BY new dodge.
lie would enter jewelry store and ask TO
be shown several boxes containing watches,
and after ascertaining the prices Of each
would leave, after informing the eweler that
he would soon return aud purchase one.
On returning he would examine them again,
and select one which he would proceed to
wrap in paper and seal with way, telling the
jeweler that he desired to have il sent to
place some distance away from the city.
He would then avert the attention Of the
jeweler from the package q moment. and
quickly supply its place with another sitni>
lar IN every respect to the one containing
the watch, being careful to put the latter in
his pocket. Leaving the bogus package
containing croken or some like substance
in it, to be called for, he would then depart
and the unsuspecting jewe'es would only
find out his los several days after the trans
action.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

An Acrrvs VOLCANO IN THE MooN.-A
volcano 10 the moon is said to be in an &C.
tive state. The crater called T.inue, on the
Mare Ssrenitatis, Vas noticed BY an astron-
omer at Athens. . NJ. Schmidt, during the
months Of October, November to be obscure
cd English photographs taken during the
same time show the crater very family
marked: The same darkness was observed
on this spot by the eminent astronomer
Schroeder in November, 1888. The London
Spectator says THE Impression is that an
eruption il going on, but il 90, must not
the neon have an atmosphefey Gould CON-
bustion take place without oxygen Would
the smoke-the carbonie acid gas rise, with
out SEINE heavier gas, like atmospheric cir,
to rise inn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION or THE
Hartford Lire Stock lns. Comply

OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the frs, day Of January. A. d. 1857.
made Go the Auditor of the State OF Iowa. pur-
suant to Statutes OF said State
LIST. The name OF this Company Is The H,xrvoxu
LrvE Srvrk Insurance CnMrs~Y.
y The amount II the Capital Stock Is sisaOOo %
ID The amoant .: the Capital stock paid
Up H.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100
9Th. The Assets of the Compaay are:
let. Cash on hand In Hank
and In the hands oil AGENTS
or ether persons =. ss,,a.e o,
I'd. Real Estate unncum-
sd ponds and Stoke owned
by the Company, how &c
cured and rate OF interest
therson{sce Schedulcl.... 10, So 80
eth. Debts Of the Company
secured BY mortgage Zee
s,h. Debts otherwlse secur.
ed gee schedule, 80. None.
18th. Debts for premiums. $40 e5
eth. All other securities
tsec schednlei ............ a,.os 81
Total asscts. .-............-.tt s>,sSs u
LIABILITIES.
9Th. TIE amount OF liabilities due q not
due the Banks - other credisore.
SIN. Losses adjusted and due. ..*.....+...
nh. Losses adjusted and not dnc.....-.. sa5 o.
ssh. Losses IN snspcn.e waiting for further
icsh All other elaims ayainrt the Com.
pony .........-...... Observation-Disclosures.
Total labili,ie. ................ esv 9
iith The greatest xancun, insured in any
ono risk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN ~
isth The greatest amount SLOWED by the
rules OF the Company In any one city.
town OF villages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
18th. The greatest amount allowed 10 he
insured in any on. block. ......-...
iith. Tho act OF incorporation ofthc Com
panyi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....+s-s EHcu.
ArplToRs OFFICE. IOWA.
Dks MoiSrs. Feb I'd, tsG,.
tits hereby certified. that there has been hled IN
this Office sword statement. show in. the con-
dition OF the
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMFY,
located al Hartford In the State OF Connecticut.
the first day of January, A. D.. ISL IN accordance
with the provisions ~ an Act OF the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF Iowa. entitled IAN Act In relation
1857. and an Act smrndAtory thereto. approved
February Nh. is3s that said statement shows that
sad Company II possessed of the requisite amount 81
capital and invested ~ required by lav.
AUTHORITY Is THEREFORE, GIVEN
TO the above named Company 10 tEAnsact their ap
propriatc business Of Insurance in this State In &C
cordancc with the laws thereof until the 5ist day 81
January. A. D., ono thousand eight hundred aud
eixty.eight
Its also certified, thas
JOHN L. SwITS & CO.
of Dsverport. has been duly appointed BY said Com
papy their lawful Agent and AttOsnry for the County
~ Scott with full power % take risks VI Insurance
therein. aud 10 acknowledge service OF process ~
provided by law upon his hny with the Clerk 81 the
district Court Ia and for said County this cerdcaes
and copy Of the statement on die IN this Office II
II further certified that the attached II true andccr.
rect copy OfSle soad statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and sfi1ed my seal 81 ONCE the day and yeai
0rut above written.
-- JSO. A. ELLIOTT,
. Auditor 0fStatc.
tebs.dlW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1861. Winter Advancement. 1861.
Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 4. 1857 !.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAYS xcepted) ~ follows
Going East-lst Mail train at. ......s so. 4. \.
% Night express IS, ?. =.
Gcing Wess-lst, Freight tor Kellogg and WASH
ington. .....s. 10 An
I'd. Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington,. 30 Az.
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sunday xcepted)
follows:
From the Eas:--lst Night express at. g 90, A =
Cd Daily Ex 4 mail s. SO, P. =.
From the West-lst Freight from Kellogg and
Washington. s. 90. r. \.
I'd. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. .........s 2vP.n
CONNECTIONS.
A, Chicago with oil Eastern Routes.
AT LASslle with /. &. X. X for Dunleith. ST.
Louis. Cairo. &c.
Al Pond Creek with c. r. L Q. r. r. for Bur.
lingtcn. keokuk and Quincy.
At Peoria during navig Atioul, with Packets
for all pointe on Illinois River.
A; Kellogg Iowa City, and Washin gton with
Western Stage Co.'S Stages. for all points West
Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checsed to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
q. II. BEARpSIi, Ass't0en; suPs.
A. KrxBALI, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Davenport
II. Il. HITS. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport, Feb. 2, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
JOHN OCHA 4 son.
ASssss soa
The Sale Of Real Estate
and l.O10eeaanm M farats

aOyEY To LOAN on GOOD SECURITY
q snn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
AsOVV Land 10 Scott. U. dsr, Benton, Pow
sshieh. Tsma and Iowa Conniiss
lySlnPsovsD FARss. Of isc acres each, from
70 10 miles from1 Dsvenport.
10 lnss0vsp fAnxs Of so acres each, from
70 10 miles Of Davenport. s..sse ~
A Coon 'nPnovsp fAnx OF $40 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport
A eOoD 1sPaovRp fARn OF 100 acres. within
10 miles Of Davenport.
4 doom IxsaovsD Fssx Of ao4 sores, 80 acses
Of timbee, within " miles Of Davenport.
Coon fnPsOvEp Faau Of Ss0 acres, within
10 miles Of Davenport.
O0se No. % brady Street. over Wilson's
Jswetry Store. iaa26- diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
oRAHAM,s HAIR RENFWER

For ssle 10 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cncin
natl, Cleveland. Detroit aud all Druggietr, hOerale
and Retail. sugiSd&wiy
For sale in Davenport by stevenson \ Carnahan,
Harrison & StaYk-. 4. Daliofd, end Druggsts gene
ifv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
MONEYED MEN

Notice.
r HAVE FROM THIS DATE ASSOCIATED
i with me, II. II. SMITH, Esq. Hereafter
lienePm1 lasurouce DuslnesO
will be conducted BY US, under the firm of
Hartwell D Smith, u. II. HARfWELL.
Davenport, Feb. !, le67.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
Financial.

THE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the IT,
Il sUnAxcs AoxIfoa AND WALL SfagKf Rav1ew
for Decembes, quotes the Stock Of TIM HonR lRs.
Co. % NRW YoRx at soafY PER CENT. PRsxrun;-
and the Capital Stock Of THs Hons is, with one
exception. twice a. large ~ thst Of any other
Company il America.
" ROQS Aveut
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

A gentleman recently dressed himself as
female, and called upon fortune telling
prophecies. He Was made unhappy, by
being assured that he would soon marry
and become the mother Of ten children.