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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

Sin Bsnx,RD aAsroN, or the Secret of
Moultrec Hall. is the name Of . new and eI
oecdingly interesting novel by J. +. Smith,
Esq. and published by Dick 1 Fitzgerald, +,
New York. Mr.. Smith ranks high among
the novelsts o. the day, and his works are
always read with thrilling interest. Price
rs cents at the book stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
Us. La.lernand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gout end Neuralgia. II s6ectuaily destroys
oil poison In the blood. and performs rad.
cal curs. Read testimonials else here.

Owisa to the dense fog prevailing this
morning. tie ferry boat WAS unable to make
a trip until nine clock. On her arrival at
III sile shc found abou, forty teams wa:-
iry to cross
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
4, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1867.

M.q,c Woypygs -EyEgr Yorrn Ma
s,csAN In their Own par'ors At home may
be produced great number of Beautiful
Startling. Amusing IL phenomenas BY
any young man, woman or chld who pos
sess the wonderful csbinss-a collection Of
materials and directions for entertaining .
COMPANY Of Young or old folks whcls eve
ming. No apparatus required--no danger
whstever-a child can perform with It.
The whole Cabinet complete for only one
dollar, and viii be sen: by express for the
price to sny psrt cf the United States.
K,xu A CAsvELL, 81 Lake st.,
Druggists sci! them. On'osgos III.
set2s-mon, ,wed&satlm
WoSprnrus INDEED Is the result Of sin
Gle sppI;ca.;on of the Lone Star Linimenl
for cuts. bruises. sprains, rheumatism,
dwellings npon man, aud for spavins, found
ers. ringhoue. scratches, ac., upon horses,
it acts like naui,; ir Iced its equal Is not
10 be found, ard tho Price o. y 10 lower
than any other. Study yoar interests, then,
and Ask ygrr druggists ior the Lone Star
| LiDialent. -
| FULLER, FINCH ~ N1ts"-''
Agea,s for III. Great West.
Sold by all Davenport Druggists.
ce.a3 dm-n & sat lmo
VINO WOULD NOT IL BEAUTIFUL The
Spanish girls gather the young ana tender
leaves OF the villa Spanish Ivy isoin which
tney prepare delightful fragrant paste
which used as toilet co'npsnion, trans
forms the most de e.,lcrable complexion TO al
mos, marble wh,eness - great IS eheii
faith In its remarkable virtues that tht
Spanish ladies will use no other cosmetic
The great tragedienns, Fis:ori, hnds rs
nightly uss a necessity. Millions ot cases
Of this article are yearly exported from
Spain, and both the elite and DENT monde
of Paris, London and New York consider
it an 'indispensable" en- their to'ies tables
If you ask your druggist for florlmei OF Ivy
you will get what You wsns-H they have
it.-LA McDE Davenport apothe caries
are supplied by Fuller. Finch q Fuller
Chicago. t29dlm-tues''hursSs sat
"Chu-ms strike the sight, but rnefit WINS mo soui
Such meyi, as that which Is found u
"Barrett's Vegetable Restorative" surel
wins the affections OF 81 intelligent pub
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
The Kentucky State Lottery.
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING !
Deeennbcr sl. 1887.
stss SIZES e4 s..tss5 =
Whole Tickets, el0; Halves, sB;
Ouartero. a..

QuafCef0, %.
No more acceptable and appsopsiats
present can be made to mother. wife.
daug htsr, husband or father than ticket
In the Kentucky Stste Lottery. Now that
the Holidays are 30 near At hand The sea
son when is seems almost . duty imposed
by the custom Of cur forcfathers for many
generations, as well o. . pleasure, to con-
Ter gifts from loving hands-it seems pecu-
larly fitting to give presents that possess
some actual value. IL has long been ac-
knowledged by all who are informed that
the Kentucky State Lottery offers greater
inducements TO purchasers Of tickets than
any other legalized lottery in the world. -
magnificent Single Number Drawing viii
take place on the 3lss of December, which
offers unrivaled inducements to purchasers
holding ticke .. Parties who are willing,
by The investment of = few dollars, TO com
pete for some one of the many splendid
prizes offered, should lose no delay in apply
ing for tickets. $28O, $50 will be dlstribu-
ted. The capital prize is t50, 900, issurns
handsome fortune to the lucky holder ol
the corresponding ticket. 81
Hundr do of well attested instances, sim
liar TO- the following are almost daily oc-
curing ss ~ -49tfh aF
"Miss Mary Russsll Milford, who died In
1866, when enly tsn yvays Of sgs, gaiaed,
as prize in lottery, the handsome sum Of
ten thousand pounds, OF fifty thousand dei.
lars. The ticket which drew this ,nsgniA.
cent sum we presented to her by her Il.
ther, Dr.. Milford, one Of the most premi.
nent osa aud Judges Of bis time" y
How many homes would be frightened
by similar success in the Grand Holiday
Drawing Of the Kentucky State Lottery On
December 81
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO., Ia
Managers, Covington, Ky.
TO whom all communications should be
addressed. nov2sdit-sat, s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

Filed in the Recorders o.ice, Scott county,
Iowa, up to o clock, Nov. Ks. lss1
Sarah Courtney. widow and heirs of
Pat Courtney, deceased, 10 Lafayette
Parker, lot 2, block So. Davenport.
Consideration Observation-Disclosures so, $50 90
BENJAMIN Mathews. ct ux. to john X.
Sanders, y. w. 4 N. W !. sec. II,
T. ~. n. r. f., Hickory Grove
township ........... ....... 800 90
SAM Calderwood. ct nA.. 20 Johann
Werthmann. east 10 acres b. IS.
w. 4 sec. IS, G..e. Il. E., Shp.i-
dan township. .................. 2,45, 90
Christian Z. LeGrange, ct ux.. SO Je-
MINIS iedrxnSe, As acres II sections
and !, twp. IS, N. II. 5 H.: rcres
in section ~ twp. rs, N. J.. e..
reasau. Valley township. ....... $500 90
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

Police Cornr-Jsnes O. Ragsn, who
spends the biggest part Of his leisure time
in the calaboose, was again present At the
police court by Constable Carstens, on the
charge of vsgrancy. James is troubled
with AN incrdinate desire to get drunk, and
as consequence has become a regular
boarder at the expense Of the city. Again
We revert to that rock pile
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

OvracoAr SToLrs.-Soms individual who
wa7 evidently preparing his wardrobe for
the winter, entered the Office Of Gen. J. b.
Lc.ke yesterday morning, and took from
closet that gentlcman's overcoat. valued
.. sixty dollars. The thiefis invited to cal
again and take his hat. No questions vi
be asked
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

CHANDLER 4 Gullp, Of the Fruit lleaie,
yesterday commenced operations Tor The
erection of brick building, 43Ao1. on
their vacant lot adjoining Lusc q urigsE
They intend to push right ahead, and get il
M before cold weather If possible. 1t is
10 he two stories high.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

BoAapEas WANTED ct Mrs. Droa's, cor
ner Main and Sixth Sts., With OF without
roaYng
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
Engine for sale.

4 FIFTEEN HORSE POWER ENGiyE T. PER
Il Feet order ood HONS inch cyiindcr,
Incl! streke. FOX sale luw ioF eash.
!. n0EIiRING.
royi5-dtI Harris N tfeet, l-.t .th & st'i.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
DIED.

& 10 Davenport. Eoser. her o8d, MARv ELEANOR
ociy dtnghte. OF Oscar ii. aud Mary l.. Child, aged
years, months and 10 dayA
Fune-a', Nonday al ?. ~, from No. Clintea
pi1Na
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

Nev Yoag AND Iowa Hoor SKIRT Fac
TORY --Ladies should bear in inird that this
establishment. located at los Brady sire {,
IL filied with the latest styles Of hoop skirts,
m >dc in the most snbstnntisl MANNER
Thee you can tako your choice from a
large variety. II one kind does not suit
you, ,ske another; il one size does not fit
you. nick OH. one that will. There is no
chance for ecing away from Bersson's es-
tsbl,,hment un suited. Give him cell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
WaIsfnd-

CALESMEN, LADIES OR GENTLEMEN sit
- per day to sell the LADIES' GEM. send ~ IL
for sample, or circulars tree LAMPHEAR a PEl.
KY, Cleveland, Ohio. octIqusm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
$500 Lost.

NOVEMBER hTU, ON THE ALIENS GROVE
~ road, between Daek Greek ana the Scott House
reii OF bills done up in brown PAGER. the ends firm.
twisted. The fnder will be literally rewarded
BY leaving the same at the Democrat nt,,ce nosd,f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

ArrsMpr TO BsKAK JAIL IN Rock ISLAND.
From the Rock Island I'nioa Of this
morning We learn that the prisoners con-
fined in the county jail in that city, TWEEN
" one in number, attempted to break Jail,
bu. were discovered before the decisive mo-
nent, and are now all securely locked up
in their cells. The chaps were working in
two places, so that il they failed in the one
they hoped to succeed in the other. Al the
window in the back part Of the prison they
had commenced saving away the stone, So
IS to loosen the bars at the bottom, and
wrench them sside sufficient to enable them
to pass out. The other place, and the ono
in which they came near working ,hroueh.
is at the aperture leading from III. siuk ia.
10 the vsult below. With the aid Of = bar
Of iron which had been torn of the door.
jam leading into the cell, and hatchet
which they had drawn in a the window
from the yard, by means cf cord with o
loop At the end, they made hole shroug gh
the stons Iloor. almost large enough for .
person TO pass through. They had by some
means unknown to tho sheriff. come in pos
session of case knife, which they had
worked into saw.
II was very fortunate that tbs scheme
was discovered 90 soon. Another day un.
disturbed, and in all probability the jail
would have been smptied Of its innatss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

TWO GOOD GIRLS. ONE TO COOK, WASH
L aud Iron. The other to wait on table ard Cham
Der Work Good references r.gnircd and steady
employment given. Enquire al The northeast cor.
ner OF sixth and Iowa ste no-.-d5t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

Ora CRY DxBr.-The city Council asits
last session appoisted Hon. Jcsn +. Dillon
special agent Of the city to 'ake the proper
steps to~ards the settlement Of our debt.
We hail with pleasure this movement on
the part Of our city fathers. The bonded
debt Of tho city must sooner OF later be
paid. We do not believe in repudiasion.
but ON the contrary believe in paying every
dollar W rightfully owe, With interest.
The longer this step is delayed the moro 1t
viii cost 40, hsacs the necessity for prompt
and effective action. Our prosperity - .
city depends upon the early settlement Of
this long delayed, and at times quite per
picking question. Now thai beginning &
has been made let US not take one back
ward step until the whole thing is wiped
out We can do IL il we try, and try we
should as eli hazards.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
CIT Y 1T f M =.

Go AND hear "Timoihy Tstenmb, TO-
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
Money FOIlnd.

4 POCKET -PooK OR " ALI FIT. CONTAINING
n few dollar. and several o.her articles, WAS re
ccr,ly picked up in this city. The owner can bay,
the by calling at this nice aud proving prop
erty aud psyine Tor ;hi. adverci-e ulsut. uo-a-ii
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

DR. HOLLAND, At metropolitan Hall, to
night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
HOYlsc to Let.
Wanted.

4 FINE BRICK RESIDENCE, CONTAINING
n Eight rooms, centrally iocited. Inquire u
noy22-d3t j. u. plAON X SONS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

LoSpoN QrARTEgty--The October rum
Der, filed with mater which cannot iai,
to interest TIE Intelligent reader, has come
to band. an should End its way 10 every
gentlemsn's library able Call for j. at
the News Depots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

AGENTS Want d-"Neav dsp Won ler' ia -eli M,
n gioriao-ly. rryis. MN FENIAN MAP OF
IRELAND" aud Other e'i4rt- now ready. Samples
returned at our expense il not satisfactory. coop
SPEED q CO., lis Lake II. G 4lc.xn oets4ct N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

BIsHor LEE returned home yesterday
morning in the best Of spirits, and enjoy
ing excellent health. lie is heartily vel
come
Tomorrow evening 81 the College chape
the Bishop purposes 60 give some account
of his European tour, having special refer
ence to tho Lambeth Conference and tn,
Church of England.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
Removal,

KOCH. THE ELRRIER.
Kls REMOVED HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR EN-
II PoRfCMto
No. 80 West Second street.
between Harrison and RIfey sta where he will keer
larger and more complete stock OF the iateet styes
aud a.e-t qualities q Ladies' and Misses Gents ard
nays Hats, Cape and FUR at prices that defy onmpe
hon. mhlntr Sign OF HiU Csap
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

INsASE.-We have noticed during
the past two days man apparently in
sane wandering harmlessly about tue
streets, striking classic attitudes, much to
the amusement Of the passers by, and the
crowd Of boys that gather around him.
Yesterday he was loyal radical and en-
tertained pious hatred Of coicrcd gentle
men. To-day, like some others. he is a
Peoples Party man. lie is apparently
past the prime Of life, and gives his name
as Thomas Goodwin. .::and says he is an Eu-
glishm IN, a carpenter by trade, and wants
work. In his present unfortunate. condi-
tion he is N object Of pity rather than
amusement for street crowd, and should
/. be taken care Of, until bis friends, il he ilas
, suy, can Ire informed Of his whereabouts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

"Cha-ns strike the sight, ort rtfii WINS 'ho sou'
Such meyi, as tha. which Is found il
"Barretts Vegetable Restorative, surel,
wins the affections Of sn intelligent pub
lie
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

PERsoSAL.-Dr. j. G. Holland, the vsrit-
able Timothy Titcomb, has arrived in the
city, and is the guest Of our fellow-citizen,
r. B. IIill
Cur friend r. 8. Stsrks, Of the new drug
firm Of Harrison 4 Ssarks, returned home
this morning from New York, where he has
been puychasing one Of the finest stocks Of
drugs and fancy goods that ever graced the
inner walls Of an Iowa drug store. Dick says
he will probably open out about the 10th oi
,Dscsmb mber. II is fair to state that he pur-
chased heavily o: Demas Barnes / Co
who sell nothing but the best goods, and At
lower raass than any other New York house.
Thus ssyssh the genial Richard.
SolS.-Duripg The last ssssisa Of the
Grand Jury, james O'Rsgan, then lying in
jail on charge Of vsgrsucy, presented
heSrt-ssnding appeal to that body, stating
sha. Squire Di.toe had prosecuted him and
depriveds large and interesting family of =
loving and faithful protector. BY returning
him to JAY. It being then the third time the
Squire had served him iu such an unheard
Of manner. That august body was moved
TO compassion, ordered his immediate re-
lease and contributed from their private
purses the sum Of Eve dollars Goe HE nee
aud sent him on his way rejoicing. Fos
tsenk - Polio Osust i>6os.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

MionrY COOP JoKE ON THE DRMocaAr.-
Who has better right to poke fun at us
than We have? The idea Of mixing up the
name Of Drsd Scott with H. Beecher Stowe
and Uncle Thomas Cabin, - ws did in an
article last evening, is positive slander on
our high literary reputation-a Dreadful
mistake. DSed Scott, as per most astute
biographical history, never had the pleas
ure of said uncle Thomas acquaintance -
beneath the smoke stained raftcrs Of that
worthy old African, Dred never eat pos
sum fat or toasted shins. Even if it were
30 we have no written or traditional knowl-
edge of the fact, therefore couldn't say
whether il was % or not. The only wonder
is that we made the blunder instead Of some
body else. Funny, ain't III Now laugh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
The Charter Oak Cooking Stoves

b formerly manufactured hy GILES r FILLEY,
D III lately hy the EXCELSIOR NUFACTUElNo
COMPANY. OF ST LOUIS. obtained and main
tsin4 IN uupa selel reputation aud -ale over
1auNia being aoli within l. yrars. Rat, nutwith-
Standing excellence and increasing popularity of
/ the old patterns. we have just completed a NEW
GdAgrER OAK IT superior construction with IoSG
F.Et Box and lIiGu OgEs The patterns have been
nearly years IN active preparation. every resi- i'm
prove that long experience and twenty years
PRACTICAL knowedg. IN the business coald su1rest
fa- been adopted bring this Stove TO perfection.
/ regardless alike Of TiaR, LABos on EAigSss. We
.tcr fore cfFcr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

THR BailL;ASr Sfovg.-A good stove is
an excellent thing to have in the house
when cold weather Is about setting in.
Having used oar old Office stove fos an in
definite number Of winters. and thinking
that q new one might look well in its stead,
~ concluded Z few days since to invest.
How to invest judiciously Vas tho Oext
question. What stove which stylc ard
SO on. We'll, after considerable thought
speot on the matter, ~ concluded to risk
our pile on ono Of Dumonis "Briiliants 4"
Dumont had besn making 10 much noise
aud bad been using SO mush printers ink
about this stove, that 1t was not easy to
rub 1t out Of mind when reck oning the pros
and cons Of the various makes. So "Bril-
Hant" was ordered, and in due tino set up.
We have tried !. and we like 1t. To use a
vulgar expires on it is 'bul!y'' stove. !.
throws ou. gentle. mellow heat. needs
brs little attention, and consumes oNy a
moderate amount of coal. By illing tie
reservoir once day, Gre is kept up right
along, ani by regulating the dampers and
the draft properly, all the hea: desired
whether much or little-can be obtained
The "Br illiant is good stove, and Du
mon. keeps them on hand. Ii you need
one. DO rs we did-9o and order it..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

RwEs.-The river at this point is about
at a stand. It is rot as low rs it has been
during the season. The genial. pleasant
weather does not indicate the closing OF
navigation, although river men predict q
change in few days.
Eastern reports from points on our lati-
tude show fine sleighing and skating.
The slas Wright touched at our leves
yests, day. She Was furnished with the re.
Gently invented lighter, which promises te
be the perfect realization o. great beside
rstum and 10 introduce new era IL fivei
navigation. This invention consists o.
lighters so constructed as to be used in tims
Of low water, in lifting the boat SO az to en-
able Il to pass over shoals. and to run in tn,
strong current Of high water, at which tim,
they can be detached aud used to carry
freight. The barges are designed to b,
placed snder the guards Of . stern whee
steamer, and, by means Of trusses, to rails,
the boat several inches in the water.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27
Qalb uiIts, xenn &c, -aituod, ben u atdrS 1861.

gefa9t fDetben f6une, tpeI6e einen Sag
3ipiiden bier un0 De5ember feltfebe, an
Dem, rOean n6tAig, Der GOnereB miebet
tsaiammengerufen iuer0en TONNE. saAi
] Sberirlaa bra6te bic Bill Elm, ba6
Die herf9ieoerem W1iIIionen, melae
ais 9tefuttute bon Gonfisfattoneu i'm
Staatsi6ase lasen, aidt an ibre 81.
genrbhptef Obne 8lttintutlIlig 0es Son.
grenes 5IrIdSu9eben, ionOern nur 6ar6
sbeionbere 8erfa9un9 bes @on9relIeS
aus benz S3abaante fntferat tUerOen
ioIIten. "A'' . s''' - ="
Saus.
8oni alien 6en sablrei1en BiGs urb
GeIolutionen 6ieier Gibung ertpabneu
mir tiur Die bon S6end eineebra9te
unO nit 88 segen 81 aueenomnlene
0efolution. oaB Der @onsreb anIsnddb>
ften Mittipoh bertaae unO ie6en erlfen
.0fitttuo6 in Den A Monaten NiaiI SUM-,
Geptember unb No0ember sulammen>
trete, tuenn nidt bic reipettiben @pres
der 10 Sage boraus betaunt maiden,
oaB cine foI@e Sisung iiberFiiifig iei.
Collector Gmntbe er6ielt bieranf Gr.
IaubRiB, Dor bem Nusf@ulIe iber Mus ;
saben 8eusen fur feline 8ertbeibisang
Dorsafiibren. ..'.
Wfr. 2osan's Nntrag, bem Setretar
Der Mfarine GrlaubniB su gebea snr
Nblieferung BON 800, ,000, 900 iher
idiiiiiser 8tloer in Sas Saakaint,
paiiirte. 's $50
Sie 8il, ipeIhe MinerifamiI1en @e>
ianbten i'm Nuslan6e berbietet, uulfor>
men su traeen, CAB &ernnlaFnng su
tbeils fartasii9en, tbeils finbifhen
ausfdacni bod paIIirte bic @M f6IieB>
lid. " S@2a>x
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27
J. ST. IS. GanOtff
Meabptift6e RSrn, + Il

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brIngt Mn1 90 wiegt aG@ reTfieGeltem &emG6e s65ib
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welebtT eiHen GInb pon 6hHfeu anfmadt, erhdH eir
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