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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

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The full ofasslk 49, Of MiasssSta, !
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1lA,pb
, sssss =. .sRss 8 sss e :
troupe. o. N ~ RaslA
s.-.Thsfssmsr cpsnesy ssussNf 5esGpA -
aapsss = Bordsnto.a, he's jas - ~
, to mi'a g =. &, i. . ..s s
belonged 10 NJ. DlialGr2, ssn " C6uht -
riaps4e's former secretary.
An eafksae0 stAad m, kho cam, %
this coastsy 70 marsy hbr ssasiess - 4nhd
HIN TOO poor'to marry her, cons1tgsed Ut
binary method of cnttihg off the AAAds. Of
matches and eating them. She fe1dSeG to
fake an Antidote.
I'm Iowa, iaiFayesse -eoanfy, forest Of
young trees, abosa fftess feet kikh, h< ksn
discovered, buried with heavy clay, soms
twelve or fifteen feet deep. The trees ARP
Ihish ~ estS Isusf e9sff
Hey could not have maintained an erect POI
sition. s#4swgafsH
The Omaha Register Of Saturday says:
CChiclS Acknowledgement RaiTfukd, Cd 1ha
Ievee, and he will get an ides of the extent
Of the traas which II srss6an 6 ~ With Chica>
60. There Is large warehouse packed full
Of merchandise .ssom that pepen4Aich M
army Of teams il engaged in Transferring to
the stores Of Omaha traders. TheChicaeo
trade is rapidly assauisuss jdsessous propot-
tons. aiss- s. sesss sgeess 80 xxxa r.
During The summer OF 1866 the sou Of )
distinguished Irish lesd PAS in ST. Paul, Min
nesoia, where he passed iacoc. asNr, Teof-
ence, Of Dablin.'' Dsriae I ssroH. 40.
day he fell with. q faintins fit, and INTO the
kindly hands Of q. young. .msschant named
Webb, who happened u 6e raising. A warn
intimacy followed, which alasted unsilfthe
youhg nobleninn returned home. A few
days ago Mr.. Webb sxpecsedly received al
express package from Lon epa tfiaipsa on
ardsn.ly grateful letter and adisdSaa 6ng
= worth soc.
Sir 7. Trowbridge, ono u tbs herdeS Of
the Crimean war, died recently in London
During this battle his siskt leg and left foot
were shot of. On, returning 70 England be
WAS Indue coioneit ana recefved t00 VITO
ria Cross direct from the hands orths Queen,
who made him one OF her aides-ds csmp.
The story of his life was still further distin.
guished BY the devotion sf,ahe lady to whom
he was engaged. He offered 10 Eeiessaher
from her troth, but she replied that eAe xbdld
marry what there was ieft Of him il he was
willing. He was. andsshedd. She died in
August last. leaving young family, - 90.
The Washington Star says:-aA LADY
who formerly acted as governness to the child
Of bifs. Senl.or symmetry hes 4@ frSbAtd, 1
has redeited latter ron Md httA, il tect-
ing her to Be prersred dto~resdme+ her Adtiee
as governness in Washington this winter.
Mrs. sumner isits to Ensope .~as for the
purpose Of skte nAins Apon .dster who was
lying seryiifiu the . 9Th of frsnae. The
object Of this visit being known, and the fact
that she was accompanied by Mrs HOOPER,
her FIRST husbands mosAers aud that Aerhus,
band and herself will occupy their house in
Washington this winter makes any other de-
NAL the truth of the npplsasssH fepoffs
published relative 10 the dohsds telauops
of the parties 1nhee esssfy y W - Wild
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

E To pleasure raralsrs the line ~ She Erie Rail say
pr o jteta ot Interest, @eng through the
beautiful valleys o. the cheuung, susgnehanna Della
esre and tamapo rivers sn changing panorama OF
,f natures hosuttrs commshts attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

Mn, HEevosrH Dixox, in tHe, London
AtheneaHt, speaking Of England $ course to-
wards America, sAyssE We heve hurt her,
she thinks wantosly, sud We esght to do eve
rything in our power, as the parent State TO
put away the memory of this wrong. sTell
your friends in London, said our late An
bassador in Washington to ar English trsv
eler, who had called to say good bye, TO set
tie this Alabama business, apd soon, unless
they have deliberately chosen to put an OBJ
staels in the way Of friendship between the
two great branches OF our race.'s4 These
were the wise words Of man unrivalled in
The knowledge Of American feelings-Sir
Frederick Bruce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

Tux BE-r yfS-,ItrED mn EosT Lr1r E1ous gLsKP-
ne oo.eHrs azAsN:THE WORLD ~ acoompa-
ny ali lixli Il a,nson ttis railway ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

Fosros ASn INV EHGtaED PASSENGERS. with their
Baggage, are transferred free Of charge in New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30

Ali Trains directly through to New Torn,
AapA6o MIL ES wnHous saAssf " coacanro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30
Public Sale

UUsIV SdKEe
IN Saturday the scthl Of November, 1867,
~ Will sell at psbc auction at the Court House in
Keoluk, Lee County, lows commencing at 10 oeleck
~ hrteosv ~ hrs iuss, ave sgd stEs ~ Hn
ns hsasisd Ahf ttrt sud Lo o. eieid pAe,
NJ sssen ss4 tseive, 10 Moek 1Sednnd all
Auhs In ~aswk& - " 49, E& e~3 II 4 ~
Terms CASH Tho lots are vol .ittatei, aud very
sirab!e for hui ding purpo.es.
j. W. RANKIN,
noye-a3taw-td Trustee.
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debate developed the fnct TINT the Recon.
struction Committee had had no session
this term, and thnt the Republican par,y
had not agreed on any plan for rcconstruc.
ton. a sharp controversy arose between
Mcssrs Chandler aud Ashley and the latter
was gondcd into the, following sentiment: ::
'if there is a State Of the American Union.
in whicl, thorc is not loyal rnau, except
the black man, would clolhc the raau With
franchise aud every other right under the
Government" [Applnuso from the noor
and galleries, and some Kisses. Ashley
continued dcnouncipg the assumption Of
those who, during the entire war. were in
secret alliance with tho npostate at tho
other end Of tho avenue.
Mr.. Winfield announced tie above rs n
base and unfoundcd Islander. Mr. lluntcr
said: $50 far as | am concerned it is II
base ic" The speaker said Mr. Hunters
words were out uf order. ...
Mr.. Randall sai,, il is nevertheless true.
The Speaker decided Mr.. Ran,lulls "cmark
out Of order Vote Of censurc on llrn.rr,
passed 81 to 33, after which The House a,!-
journrd. with an understanding enabling he
act to be discussed OH Monday, unlor tho
five minute rulc.
Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 2l.--Ihe Tiurs
Mont gomcrY, Alabama, special says: The
Supreme Court Of Alabama has decided the
act Of Congress requiring stamps on State
legal processes TO be unconstitutional, Chief
Justice Walter also decides ,ha, Alabama
being de fc'o n government under the Con-
fclcracy. its personal repre-. .cnta,ivcs arc
protected fr"m MI loss on Confederate in
vestmcnts under the nets Of the Legislature
The Court was unanimous.
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Cable Dispatches.

30
ARis' January %o'-'en. DiX,
M."cr,can M ~ Mi''Stcr' mas urged the
riorch % uove'''mc'ie 70 ABOLISH the
oulouS system OF searching the bag
g"ec oi Strahgcrs arriving III France.
~ IS u"uGrS'ooo tue government made
'"'or"oie rePiy' Inc Application
h'aue ny uohorai D'x IS IN Wow of
''"i."E 'h'efhaV'ohai exposition.
Pr hrhHSnUHG' january 21.-.Ad-
,, slccS from Ghehfing straits state that
t"c"A:'orlcaM a"A.orlcaM portion OF the Russian
american ~ IetcSTaph Is completed. :.
INC STRAITS nave been surveyed for
inc purpose OF tndIng place for Il
submarine cablc. Tho RUSSIAN por-
tloh OF TINS great enterprise is expect
Gu 70 DC finished by autumn.
LONDON, Jan. % The X1mW, Of
this morning, cdil0rialy saws that Tho
Government, i,as nro,St,t ,;,,
~ ,.l n, 81"
" ,. ~ '''e '"'.'"''' o"!h"
~ ''leSoiai'lv. Inc Hc'"H admits that
the operations of the Tornado louked
suspicious.
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State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD District,
IN EQUITY

IN BoCITr.
,,,. ,,!: y '!';::;.. ":::'.... +; !; IF; s;'sy y;
Eli Harrison Dover
IN pursuance of decree made in this cnse
L all the judgment and other creditors of
John Harrison, deo'd nre hereby notified
on or before the first day Of May neAt. to
exhibit md prove by sufficient testimony,
before the uadcrsigncl ut his office In
Winnsboro, their several and vcsrcctirc
judgments, executions. debts. claims and
demands against tho estate Of said deccas
cd.
All judgment creditors sls0 notified ,ha,
they arc cnjoincd in said decree from en-
forcing their wri,s Of Fciri Facias against
the said tracts of lnnl--antl all other crc
d'tors, TINT they arc therein enjuincd from
commencing or prosecuting any suit cr
suits at law against the defendant, John II.
Harrison. ns Administrators Of snid estate
without the leave Of this court
..9 ii. A. GAlLLARD.
.ay utA Z. y. =. y.
Commissioners Office,
"iLnsboro, S. c., Sept. 4, 1865.
sept 4law6ia
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( aJno.2Adger1 ~ j5 H0Ae72gn
VXTHEREAS, tic Plaintiff did OH
w lathe 30ihdny Of March, a. D. j 500
file his declaration. agains. the Defendant,
who s(assitis Baidl is absent. from and, with,
out The, limits Of this Stntc, and has mother
wife no ntt orhcy known within tho same,
upon whom hfcory Of the said declaration
n,igktbe scrvcdHi lsf'F ,GlS8t Spf s'l'ta
His therefore Ordered, that the said. Do.
fondlant do sppcarr and plead to the sold de-.
,claration on or before the 3 lst day Of Aiareh,
a. ID. 1867 othctwisc final and absolutc G
Judgment will then be giyon aud awarded
oritke Plaintiff agsinst him. bsal 81 fFl
EST gntSS. b., s,cLOwNEY, @. O P.lf
> Clerks ,0fiGe.l,.a sfyt.N ga ,i-t.ge fs
, !, ifasla, ED, J9isa gis,yiss ,goi ID .l.s ,.l,s
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT-IS01.

CAlItE 1EiD UlSIKftI-lSCAj
IN EQUITY.
Tx pnrtc.
Agustus NJ. Aiken,
po,11 A1m,ft hiton n'' ,of,, Of perre'"a'e re''i
'>IlE Petitioner in the above statcd an.
a rlioation, having filed their petition 10
Perpetuntc testimony Of q settlement had
on ed February, 1861, between tho heirs
MT law OF David Aiken. deceased, and of a
division and partition Of tho real estate of
said deceased by the snid heirs.
II as ordcred, on motion Of MIR Rion, So
!icitor for tho Petitioners, that, in pursu.
ance of the Act Of tho General Assembly in
sue! case made aud provided all persons
interested in the above stated matters do
appear ut this Office three months from the
date hereof, to examine The evidence that
may DO produced, and produce evidence in
reply. IL. A. GAILLARD.
C. L. T. D.
Commissioners Onicc, J
2ad Nov. 1866.
nov 2l-law3m.
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Washington News,

WAsurSaTos, Jan. ---HousE.-, The
Secretary softhe Treasury has been ordered
TO suspend The Gales OF soSssc$sea gwisisssey
unless the price equals the tnx. Stevens
billwns faken up and, Mr.. Ross maids a
powerful apeech in opposition 70 IL. Ths
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by thousands. business is suspended and
houses drnped
BALrIMonE, San. 2G.--Swann was elect cd
Maryland Senator Oh the ninth ballot
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2G.-The Photographic
who reported the Presidents speech has
been summoned Washington to testify
regarding the correctness Of his report.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-30

WHEREAS tho Plaintiff in this actio,
w did on this dmy file hiA pcclorot ion
against Sailing Wolfe The Defendant who ia
absent from and without tho Limits Of nj.
State, (n3 II is said,) nnl having neithcr
wife or attorney known, upon whom u
copy Of Tho above Declaration with mlS 10
plead thereto, may be served II ia thcrc.
f"ro in pursuance Of the Act Of tho General
Assembly OF tho Stn,o IN such cases mnIe
md provided, Ordered, hat iho refcnhnnt
40 plead thereto on or before the I7tn dav
OF oetobcr, D. 1867, or Otherwise final
ana absolute Judgment will DO thon given
and awarded against him.
$. Is. CLOWNEY, C. CT.
Clerks Office,
Winnsboro, $. G., Goth Oct, 1906.
oct 27lc3mly
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MISS PERONNEAU's SCHOOL
ESTATE NOTICE.

A Ii persons having demands against the
II Estate oftWilliam p. Hall, deceased, are
directed TO render in the anne properly
authenticeiedstoithe undcrsignsd Athis Office
in Winns6oro. ss,,..5 ~ tjss IL
II. A. GATLLARp,
s. { s','E 9. i. II b. =
Nov l3-tx88' - aeasi s5tas F9F 8a5s5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14


The Rev. Mr. Spureeon 10 announced as
coming New York.
The Atlantic @ ,ble Company have refused
70 reduce is tariff Of cnargss.
Laborsrs On the Paris Exposition building
have struck for i4her wages.
The Lower House Of chs Missouri Leeis.
laturs has pssssi the sisht>houf sys>
TEN.
Fernando Wool hs. given 81 .ooo. 900 for
the relief Of ths dessituts psop's Of the
South.
East Tennessee has suffered 10 the amount
Of about to. 100000 by the recent great
0ood.
A number Of bridges and considerable
other property wsrs Destroyed By the late
foods in Nsbsasks.
The Conmittss appointed to locate the
Ohio So1disss' Hone hes unanimously de>
cidsd In favse Of Dayton.
bisnask recommends compromise BE-
tween The several factions ia the 0seman
Parliament, in order TO adopl the new Ces.
stitution.
The supplemental reconstruction bill,
which has passed the House, win - amend
ID BY the Sensts in ssvsrsl impostsn, ss>
spects.
An s1tsnsivs lottery satespsias, psrpost>
leg to be for the benefit Of he Natioaol
Soleisrs' end Seilers' 0sphas AeylUn. ~
bssn sspeesd - fband.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
DAVENPORT. IOWA. THURSDAY. MARCH ii. 1857

II is prob,blv true that ncsrly all the
French ttoops 10 Mexico have bv this lime
sai'ed ior Europe. Up TO he I'd instant
$4,000 lad embarked from Vera Cruz
The Ohio river broke through the lcvee
At Mound City. above Cairr. yesterday.
causing crevasse Of forty feet and six inet-
q, through which the wetsr is rushing into
he sowu.
The Fenian excitement in New York u q
fever heat. Money Is pouring 10, and spro>
position to raise . million Of dollars to
equip and send out Fenian psivatssss
against British commerce 10 favorably fe>
ceived.
The fellow VII, va told that the best
cure for pslpitaion Of the heart, vas to stop
hugginG and kissing the girls said. III
that Is the only remedy which can be pro.
posed. say. Letter pslp,tate"
The Ohio Legislature, in passing bill 10
make washing'on's birth-day legal holi>
day, voted down u motion tC strike out the
nsme Of Washington, and insert that Of
Lincoln. This is the same Legislature that
refused to strike the word white from the
State Constitution.
II IS stated that so soon as the tarih or
wool was passed all the proprietors ofwoo :
en mills in Rhode Island gave notice to their
employees that their wages would be re>
duosd ten per cent. This is the kind OF
"protec'ion % labor" Ter which the New
York Tri.une and other sinilar newspaper
organs nre clamcrn..
The health o.Ncsr OF Chicseo since the
late ordinance in regard 70 dogs has killed
and disposed OF 20. This new policy has
worked admirably. Already mono are to he
seen on the street unnuzzled, unless bed
IN leash by their loving masters who trans
form themselves INTO terrestrial Bootcs to
servo their household pets from impending
danger
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LONDON 4 NEW YORK
arEA MsHlaP n.aNE.

Psssses I, London or Bees'. eilO s7S aud 80 eur.
Exc~p.on tickets at rsdnced rates available scs sx
0ssntha.
WN. PENN, Capt. Diilinse, from New York March
ATLANTA. Cap. pinkham. from New Yosk Me'h3o
hGLLOSA. Cap, Dixon, from New Ycsk Ar. q.
Ii An PENN, wil leave pier No. North River, fls
Iondn, calling at Brest On Saturday. March ls,k Il
~ n.
call a. Deess. to land passengers.
Tickets eoid through b. rail to Paris q ss per
cent lee than regular ratee.
Irs;Shs vim b. iaksn end thruush baIs oi laniin
givsn u HAVE, Antwerp. kcttsrdaa. Amsterdam and
Dunktfk.
FOe rassaes Apply g
For fteisht applv At = South e
ROWLAND \ AsPINWALL, Agente.
IRA n. OXFORD, Agent. Davenport. feb9-N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
MONONGAMELA
Iron w orks.
LEWIS, OLIVER / PHILLIPS,

Carriage and Tire DOles.
Th1nblo ek-ins aad Pipe 0oxes,
Wagon and skeln lsWlte,
CoacA and Lsg Screws,
eWoare and 11exagOn Nets.
Cesee and WrOsa 0rOn VWa.nerp.
Nlach0ne nnd Plow ssolae.
WrOaghs 1rOa ss1sges,
rayerG 1remss
Bridge 1D0las cad CastinGs.
e. q. 0pl0ce Bors and DShoe. &c.
4 full assor ,ment II standard sises kepe %
stock. atsrsad AssAse 81,
Pittsburgh. octl7.diy
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DlssODpltiOn.
To t1,e Rsss bite.
WILLIAM f. CPTON.
PROFESSOR or
Botanical, Horticultural, Lcnd-
scaps and Ornamental
GARDENING

IN THE ABOVE BRANCHES OF GARD
/ enin. Mr. Upton is not excelied hy any one
In the L 1i,ed States, as he has visited ait the
mos prominent var lens IN Europe AMI through
the c,,es of Asia aud Africa and therefore has
had opportunities for observation and study
posses.ed bv but few. He has pern,auenti, ioca-
ted in Davenport. and oilers his pf o!e.sonal ser
ylce, 10 -. people OF this vicinity AMI II fifteen
wears of Theoretical and practlc | strdy oi the
ar, are any recommendation. trusts u receive a
fair share oi patronage.
Leave orders AT Jones 4 Wocdw.rd's, lis
Brady Strec.. or at McNair Jordan's
,,,cha d9rl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

"A HrHpRsp Y.AR. TO Coxe' Dr-J. W.
Poland's White Pine Compound viii be u .
only recognised ne ,icsl preparation in The
treatment Of all diseases Of the Bladder and
Kidneys. and Thson and Lung affections.
Thousands attest its merits.
SAN. PRaRy -"S plendid stock = good
matesials-cheap for c.sh-!aeeet seyles-
everything fashionable = French cassimer.s .
broadcloths-Sh's!ds Daveopert weolsns-
best clothing store 10 town." A man rash
cd into our ot{ics and esthlessly gave at
teranee to the above. He mast have ss>
fersed to Sam. Pessy's Cloahisg end Fur :
nishing Store, corner Of Brady st-sss aad
Commercial alley.
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LETTER FROM IOWA CITY.
The Avvyn Northern Central n. =.

Iowa CRY, March 18th, 1867.
EDiroas DExocnAr The stoekheidess Of
the Iowa Nosthern Central Railroad on
pany, resident in the counties Of Henry,
Washington. johnson and Linn, held 4
meeting in this city last week and perfected
nm organization. and the enterprise can now
be regarded as . 6xed fact. securing to these
counties . read which will make " forever
free Of The extortion and robbery Of the
great Chicago monopolists, and render our
people richer BY t25O,Ooo . year. A road
which will bring 10 in contact with 81.
Louis, and make our interests identical with
the metropolis Of the Southwest The on
Gers elect are - follows:
President Henry Amber. NJ. Pleasant.
Vice President Norman Everson, WASH
ington.
Treasuser-E. T. Seymour. Iowa City.
Secretary-C. W. Hobart, -
Solicitos-J. II. Lewis, Washington.
DIRECTORS.
johnson Co.-Charlss McCune, Geo. j..
Beal. W. II. Shipmsn.
Washington Co.-Norman Everson, A.
w. Chllcote.
Henry Co.-Hen,y Amber. J. b. Lash.
Linn Co-Adam Perry.
p. 4. Day is the engineer.
rhe company have taken steps to finish
the Surveys fixing the permanent line, and
to secure the right Of way. The Board ol
Dire have ordered that the d Trent
counties shall proceed at once to make up
their full quot, Of stock aud pay in
hve per cent thereon. aud 10 aooa q
satisfactory guarantees Of the building Of
the kevkuk and Mt Pleasant road from Mt.
Pleasant to the junction in Lee County shall
have been given. they will proceed to lei
contracts for grading s"d bridging the road
The directors Of the keokuk 4 Nj. Pleas.
ant give assurances Of the guarantee being
speedily forthcoming, 20 We may look 70,
ground being broken early in May. Con
siderable opposition vas msnifested TO the
organiz stion Of this company BY . deruta,
tien sent from Burlington in the interest,
Of the contemplated Burlington and CsdaI
Rapids Company, but 80 unanimous va.
he feeling in favor Of the Northern Centra
among our citizens that they returned home
with but little encouragement to prosecute
their undertaking. Our citizens will con,
suit their Interests by devotiog their sner'
gies to the building Of one road At . time
ard - the connection opened BY the Central
route is the most vsluable to oil, il should
be the first to which our money should bs
subscribed.
Trusting this letter will be Of sufficient
interest 10 you. readers (of whom there il
many thr 'ughout this county, to warrsn,
its publication, l am,
Very truly yours, A. X.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
MAMrEn.

SEvERAL SOLICITORS FO0 FIRST
- Clssa Fire Ina Co. Men Of aee sod exp~r
senc" preferred. None need apply without good
recommendations IUTHERT EAbS
mol Land Agent. over T. o. Davenport. Iowa
WINTER EMeLOYMENr-4ao PER MONTH.
" and Expenses Paid Male and Fcmsie Agents
a. Introduce = NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
~ absolnc utility In every household Agents pre-
fcsstng to work mission can earn from f2n Il,
tn per dsy For full particn ars encloe~ etanp and
,ddrrae W a WILSON 4 ~,
dee26 dSm Cleveland. Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

GoDEY's LADY's Book for April has been
received. Il fully maintains the high reps
u.a,iou which this excellent ms:sxins has
heretofore enjoyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

UsE Lallemands Specific for Rheumatism,
Gous and Neuralgia. Il efFectualiy destroys
ali poison in the bloc md performs rad-
ical cur,. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

A CuRR AT LAST !-O,. more disease con.
quered The worst cases Of rheumatism
are being daily cured by the rev and won,
d rful discovery known 40 METcALvE's :
0RsAf R8EuNsrIc ReNrDy. Stevenson 4
Carnahan. Agents, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
VI EETING.
For sale.

u one AND A HALF STORY DWELLING or
~ Six soom.. Cellar. Water. hisndid Lot SDxiJS
Ices containing cnae 'fuit aud shsie y - for sale
'ow Tor Cash. Only rinufcr walk from ~ office
App y 10 KENT 4 GOLDSBCRY,
req .otn iSha.-au Land Agcnts.
S0n ACRES OF No. PRAIRIE LAND, ALL
1vV IN one body. laying ~ m. .le. north west ~ Du
nuque. IN Fayetie County. Iowa. l5 miles from Co,
seat This land wns bought OF the Government over
i5yrafs ngo and Il hr-t choice and living water
on II. and is one mile from Wilson's Grove
VIII exchange tor property In THE CITY, OF take
stock of merchandise for IT, r kERkER
Franklin Housr,
Jansldu I'd Street, bet Main and harrison.