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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
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1t is reported that Gen. Sherman is writing
book on the war, to be published posthu-
mously. ff' oei4 ti,s4 4,s44js
The Governor of Ohio has not the veto
power, So the new Legislature is independent
of him.
Thrc arc twcnty-thr" thousand inhabitants
at Lynn Massachusetts, and seventeen thou
sand of them boot and shoenakers! , ~.
Sandford Conover is making shoes in the
penitentiary. He ought to send pair to JOS,
Holt; it would be a pretty sight to see Holt
standing in Conovcr's shoes
Senator Frelinghuyscn. in late speech, de-
clared "this generation oughtnevsr TO attempt
to pay dollar of the principal of tho public
debt" la.
A good vein Of coal, feet 10 inches thick
and one hundred and twenty feet below the sur
face, has been found in Paris township, Por-
tagc county, Ohio.
Judge Miller discharged VIM. Murphy, SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment by military
Commission, for burning Mississippi River
| boats during the. wan. &nounM, unconstitu-
tionality Of tho Commission
1t is estimated that about one-tenth of the
entire number Of prisoners and soldiers Mt the
Dry Tortugas have died, which number is as
serted to be about five hundred The fever
| originated from opening sewers which had been
closed for five years, and were rcpete with foul
air and filth. -,
The Athens (Ga) Tatc.n,an tells of an in
tclligent colorcd man. e& Nempon county, who
had been spoken Of as registrar, who, upon
hearing the "iron-cTad oath read remarked
that he could taRe it conscicntiously, but said
he wnuld be ID if he would sit with
whitc man who could.
The Wilmington Star mentions the case of
gentleman living in that vicinity who made
$4,000 off his crop of ground peas last year
and another who will make from 13 900 to 15,-
600 bushels this year, at prices varying from
two to four dollars per bushe
The newspapers, saysth New York Day
Book, are full of gossip about Mrs I.incolu's
threats of ''retircss." We should rather say
.hat fTosa :.,s diiigent manner in which she
advertises her clothes for sale, that her threats
are rather to nno.e.s. Judge Davis, the ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Lincoln, makes out
that he left $4,000. Congress voted his
widow $4,000; she sold the furniture she
took from the White House for $4,000; total,
psl24,O0O. Lincoln has been dead two years,
and his poor widow has already come to want.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26
HU M 0 R 0 0 S.

Said Tom, "Sincc have been in France
have eaten SO much veal that ami ashamed to
look calf in the face" II s'pose, then"
said wag ''you shave without glass Z"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-26

Black retains 'otlor longer than any other
color For this reason persons visiting infected
ncighborhoods when dressed in black arc more
liable to contagion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
DAVENPORT. IOWA. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 3. 1867

FoLLowiSs lus FASHIONS Rsoisfer
says .hsi lot of ''untutored Indians
masculine, feminine and juvenile, visited
Des Moines on Monday. Thcy were moving
TO some new sugar camp, and as they pass-
ed through With every Imaginable thing
piled up On their diwinutivs ponies, with
their squeating pappooses and eanis" iniaa>
tiles al mixed up In The same baskets they
prsssnted pied and motley end creeping
view. One thing vas noticeable. howsvsr,
they we're fashionable. for nsasly every
one Of them wore . chignen; and il has
been suggested that the basbsrous fashion
started from the baebarsus toilet Of the
smoky sis Of the wigvsn. 0se gsatlsoso
was much interested ysstsrdsy by wstchins'
- he thought, . fashionable lady making
her way across the street, with her tiltsreen
u graceful heighth and her ci'ehene"
saucily pesched on the verge Of her crani>
um-but 10 it turned out to be blankets
ed Ingin, who stalked along utterly uncons
scious that fashion had stolen his ornaments
and converted them into lirtly attractions
Tor her own use. Oh, mode
WARD NoAlxArloxs-Th ward nomina
tons on the Peoples Party Ticket are now
complete, and the candidates there present
ed fos the consideration Of our voters, are
among our mos. esteemed fellow.cisizens-
men thoroughly identified in our city's best
interests who are known only to be
respected men in whom perfect confidence
may be safely reposed.
Its unnecessary, quite, TO mention them
in detail, for hey arc all we'll known, it il
unnecessary to ask for their earnsss SUPP
port at the polls. for they are mon whom
our citizens will dslightto sustain with their
ballots, and honor with their hcastiest sup.
port Happy, indeed, are the selections
for even the mouths Of their political ene'
imies open wide 10 praise them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
THE NEWS.

There are now about sixty postofaces
without any proper eustodians.
It is reported that Barney i. Williams has
secured, for. .$35, ,00O, Il lease Of the Broedway
Theatre for three years.
Anew York druggist was % much over.
come BY excitement. ON Tuesday, At Wit.
Messing the contortions Of . patient afflicted
with cramps, that he died almost iumedi>
ately.
Since Jan. I'd there has been fall Of &19,-
2S7, 900 in the valus Of eleven Of tho fash
ionsbls stocks dealt in It the New York
stock board.
Mr. P. u. Walker, the state secretary Of
the Good Tsnplars in Ainnssota. stated The
other day that. q the rate Of increase within
the past year, the order in Two yeess would
have majority Of oil the votes in the state
Another Feniaa rising is threatened in
ireland = soon - the weather will permit.
A fifteen days snow storm has inteffered
with any forward noveuents.
A candidate for county Trersurcr in Cal
ifosnia hss published ; card pledging him-
cell, in case be II elected. 70 pay u 900 ID
gold coin for the benefit Of The school fund
SOL Meredith, the hero Of the Julian ss
sault, has been nominated surveyor uensrs
Of Montana.
The locomotives nov run four hundre d
and City miles west Of ST. Louis.
A sabs.arine cable. uniting the Island q
ceylon to the main land, has been success
fully lsid.
4 was between Peru and Chill il among
The possibilities in Sssth America. Th>
former. Il is said. will probably settle auie,
ably With Spain. The village Of Bolivi,
has bsen visited BY . thunder storm. which
destroyed twenty houses and abeut on,
hundred pssSons.
Hss. N. Q faylor, Coumissisasr sf Ia.
1iaa Aasir'. entered On the disehsres Of bi,
duties yestsrdav.
Nsw York last ysas had l2l isessdiaeg
6tes.
A dispatch hes been received It Washiee
ion, FROM Gov. Throckmost0a, Of Texas. u
the effect that that State viii imasdiasel,
re>orgsnize under the reconstruct;on aet.
: Tho inventor Of the walking dolr'
which was % fashionable Ssw years go
made 1000 BY the patent.
The salary Of the governor Of shs Nth
proviacs sf Nsv brunswick ; t6o.o0o Il
~ - pssetisally absst three tiaas ~
81 che pScaide~e II The Uaiood 0tatea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

TRYruosE 1T is something that will
keep your hair on your hea sure; and il
YOU are bald headed it will make the hair
grow If there is root len under the shining
scalp. IL has the true virtue in il, and
everybody who wants sound. healthy. luxu
RANT nair. should use !; bv al means. Al
ways call for Tryphose. For sale BY, oil
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
TY ITE M s..
PEOPLES TICkET.
Election. Saturday April 6. 1857.

Election. Saturday April 6. 1857.
For Mayor.
MICHAEL DONAHUE
For City Marshal.
J. ". MOORE.
For City Clssk,
JOHN LILLlS.
For Treasurer,
OTTO KLUG.
For City Assessor and fpr Township Asses
sor for the City.
FRANCIS OCHs.
For City Attorney,
Y. T. McNEAL.
For Police Magistrate,
w. T. DITTOE.
For Street Commissioner,
DANIEL RYAN.
For Wharf Master.
f.. \. TILLEBEiN.
For Health Inspector.
JOHN KAUFFMANN.
For City Sexton,
FRITZ KANN.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward,
A. j. LlTTIG.
Second Fard,
ERNST CLAUssEN.
Third Nurd,
PETER b. HARDING.
Fourth Ward,
l.. S. VIELE.
Fiji Ward,
THOMAS DERMODY.
Sirth Ward,
JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

A SPLENDID lot Of new spring goods is be
ing received daily At X. krauae's Clothing
and Furnishing Store on Second street, near
Main. Call early if you wish to have pick
of the new arrivals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Macs 5000 splendid Brick ~ hour. with only nine
ren and enc pair ~ hdr-e-- 4s-n per hour by
steam power Has no Cpnif lex uia hin-ry t. he get
ting out of order or breaking down. IT. great sim
plicity aud marvellous power eaulmand the approval
NJ every expert. nj sight
We challenge the world 20 proeuee its equal
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers.
ABRAM RFQJA. General Agent, No. iIi Broad
way, y Y. mcild dom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Uss Lallemand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. II efectuslly destroys
oil poison in the blood, and performs rad
ical cure. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

MAKING VOTERS Supreme Court is
turning out voters by the score. All who
have not vet taken out their second papers
should press forward and obtain them while
vet there ia time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific Railroad, for the third week in
March, were $73.l65 against $Gs,7l0 the
corresponding week last year, showing IN
increase Of 9,455.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

" you want jetty black ~hiskess uss
Uphsm's Hair Dyc-only 80 cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up BY ~. KRONER.
Philadclphis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

1T. rExrls, 0ssdsaer md Florist. cor.
lth aad Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. ny26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Morn AND FREckLEs-The only reliable
remedy 70. brown discoorations called Morn
and FKEcKLEs, is PER.Y's Morn AND
rRgcxLE LOTION. Prepared BY DR.. B. c.
Perry. Dermatologiss, 40 Bond st.. n. y
Sold by all Druggists. mh25 ,d6m-eod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Da. c. c. Parry lectures tins evening II
LcCIairs Hall. Subject, Nature -
teacher the lecture Is free, commencing
nj 8 O. clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Rsscus No. 2 ELscfiox. . msseiag
Of the members Of Rescue Engine Co. No.
9, held at the Engine House last evening.
the so.lowing officers wese elected for the
next year: Il
Foreman, Jacob Guldner; 1st Assistant.
Egsert wriedt; ID Assistant, Henry STERN.
er President, Henry Mittlebuseher Sscre
tary, =. Brunsin; Tresssres. Fritz Seeks ;
Messenger, Fritx Curtis. 4
This is IN sxesllsnt beacd ef edlcsrs and
ths Rescue bsys vi ssntinus y sss1ss -
cieat eervica.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

PERsoxAL.-Among the arrivals At the
Burtis House to- day are the Hon. F. E. Bis
sell. Attorney General Of Iowa, John F.
Tracy. ESQ. President, end P. A. Hall, ESQ.,.
Superintendent Of the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific r. R., and Col. Hainss. late Of the
Rapids Survey.
r. L. Cone. the popular msschant tailor.
arrived home from three weeks trip 10 the
Eastern market this morning. He has laid
in complete stock Of the most choice goods
for gents wear, and invites careful inspsc>
ton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

!cr,-Messrs. Altman 4 Mccullough are
the first in the field The ice crop this
year has been splendid, and the wagons Of
these gentlemen will nov begin their daily
round to supply the wants Of customers
both old and new
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Tar Ice appears to be stationary to-day
the water being too low 90 force it out.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

WBsrwARp. Ho Our esteemed fellow
citizen, DR.. Irwin, departed to>day for Jack
son county to visit his family previous to
starting for the gold regions. He intends to
locate about sixty miles west of Denver
He 10 engaged with company organized
in this city for the purpose Of taking out
the requisite machinery to crush quartz,
&c, and they entertain little doubt Of the
success Of the enterprise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

Srop TnrRF SroP THlBv 1T Is An old
story of the same old dodge. All ofus know
that It 10 . bit Of sharp practice among
thieves whom detected io the cot and houy
pursued, not only to make lively use Of
their lses, but 70 cry ous stop thief stop
thief a. Justify A. any Of the pussuers-
thus hoping 10 divert atteatien and s.ude
arrest and punishment.
Our ns;shbss, the eazette. has adopted
this subterfuge. Fora wear OF two past
strong threats have bssn made BY numerous
influential members Of its own political
houssholdip j. start an opposition Republican
organ. For the past two weeks this matter
has been more earnestly. y.canvassed. They
elaim-and that two with no lack Of
truth, athat the proscsiptivs and bigote d
policy Of the Gozets has distracted the party
set brother 70 quarslling with brother
faction 1t war with factiom, until it he's
literally became a..houss divided agains:
itself-and doomed TO defeat.
In view Of this state Of affairs and its
ultimats consequences, that paper attempts
this morning to divert public attention from
ies oen tsmerity and poiat snt D rDemokro
a. the author Of al iis pasty woes. Il insists
upon charging Der Dsnokros with having
.'bss1sd up" the party, asd dsmsads that
s.etbes Gsruaa pspss shall be starred
even when u kaouo eho9 the Germans stand
as ssud unit ppsn the pssssss isaes. end
would not touch the opposition Gsroan
paper With ten foot pole. The Gasetft
knoks this, bat1stns belly pursued makes
this shin 70 ward on the descending sword
AZ iustics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

SAppLRRY. - Messrs J. D. Sicklss & Co.
of5l7 Main street, St. Louis. wish to extend
their already large connection, and to do 70
ere willing 70 undsrsell say Ohicsgo house.
fhsir stock q satillssy and saddlssy hasd-
VAR is very eoaplsts, Asd 90 nddlsrs will
consult thsis own idtsrssts y giving 49,
4 tri,l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

ARn THE FOUNDATION OF TIE IMNIStk
business now done IN Paper Colinrs snd rh'prescn,
ss1e Of them nearly eqasis thai an other makcs
to0bined. They have been made from uniform sto.k
from the commencement. which costs 81 per
cent. thsn that used IN the prohncfio af aHy
othcr Collar consequently shcy cest the aealer more
Therefore when consumers ufeed To- bug ethor
makes at the same prices G1sNA's it IS he tlss
the inferior goods par moro prcAt.
Iv Sor WANT rss Very IBeAt. vars any
Giray's Patent Nodded Collar. Aap
uImfYs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

CHANGE or BAss.-The Gazette, nadipg
our German popslstion incorrigibls md that
its msgnanimous offer TO think we'll Of them
it they would permit it, has bssn treated
With coatempt, now turns upon them VIII
sword drawn and the back flag flying. A.
ter many attempts to &c. up flirtatisn With
its "Gerusa fellow cstisens," and nndiSg
thss they can't fiirt 'worth cuss,s IL b..
comes disgusted, and to satisfy its injured
feelings and wounded pride. proposes to 20
70 wsr With them. II they won't marry il
wants them 20 fight and let it have satissae>
tion. Well ve suppose the Gsrnsns will
accept the challenge, preferring 6sht 70 an
alliance. We feel sorry for our neighbor;
il is very grievous reflection that all ito
billing and cooling Of the past week Or two
oose b followed BY blows Wonder Il
They 60 really b ''lsvsslists r 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

BROADWAY FouNDRY-Sr. LoUIs.-Du-
sing our recent trip 70 st. Louis we were
shown ore, this immense Foundry-ons Of
the largest in the west. The propsietors,
Messrs. Collins L Holiday, manufacture all
kinds Of engines end boilers, cav mills, VA
ter wheels aud machinery and castings Of
every description. During the past few
yesrs they have made and put up The ma
ehinery on many of the finest boats that
navigate our western waters, among which
may be noticed the Keokuk ard st. Louis
Packet company's new and splendid bosts,
Indy Johnson and Rob Roy, and a great
number Of Missouri river packets-the w.
J. Lecis, Octaria, Ben johnson and others,
and have likewise put in the machinery Of
those mammoth ferry boats At st. Louis.
The senior partner was for many years
connected with the widely known aud pop
ular manufacturing establishment Of Gaty,
McCuue & Co.-probab!y the FIRST foundry
ever built in the west. and the present firm
have purchased the very extensive lot Of
wheel and pulley patterns collected during
the many years Of business Of Gaty, Mc>
Cune 4 Co. The foundry is At No. 3l3
Carr street, and j. would require more space
than we can devote to such an object, to
give an account Of the many different arti.
cles Of machinery that We saw-of one thing
We became satistied-that they possess Ia
cilities for manufacturing everything in
their line unsurpassed BY any similar estab-
lishment, aud that everything in the way Of
machinery and castings can be there found,
or will be made to order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

PIiiNG IN THE GooDs.-The popular
boot and shoe house Of Child 4 Co, IS
Brady street, is piling in their spring stock
by the hundred cases to meet the wants Of
their extensive wholesale and retail
trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

WENDELL PHlLLire.-The Library Asso>
ciat,on have, during the lecture season new
nearly past, given US the most popular and
and talented speakers in the country, and
it is exceedingly proper that they should
introduce the last named gentleman-one
Of the most polished orators Of the times.
Il 10 we'll known ~ the community that We
do not endorse the peculiar political views
Of che lectures, and it 10 we'll known that
many republicans do not agree with him,
yet all who have ever heard him, in his
easy gentlemanlv way present his visws-
" consistent in Inconsistencies
but accord to him that just commendation
which he mcrits as second 20 none.
He speaks to>mossow evening in ths
Gsresn Theatre. Those desiring seats will
get them At Luse ( Griggs' See sdvss-
tisement. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

ORRIs HASKELL. young man in the EN-
ploy of Jacob Friday, on the Blue Grass
road, while walking with his axe thrown
over his shoulder slipped down. and on
rising, discovered that the sharp edge Of the
axe had Gu. eff the little finger of his left
hand. He was brought to town and DR..
Maxwell disarticuiated the joint and dressed
the wound
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

DECLINES. esterday We proposed to
the Gazette, that if it would publish an as
ticle previously given to our readers ifon
the Nalchez Courier, with certain comments
TO be appended BY the Editor Of the Gazette.
,ce could furnish the article already in type
and pay for 10 az an advertisement. We
made the offer in good faith, hoping II
might be accepted. We regret to zee BY
this mornings Gazette that our fair and lib>
sral proposition is rejected. But there is
no escape fos our nsighbos from the conse-
queaces. 1t had characterized the article
referred to as disloyal and unpatriotic. and
at,em pied 70 prejudice the candidates Of the
Peoples Party by holding them responsible
for our tacit endorsement of disloyal senti-
ments. We were anxious that the readers
of the Gazette who did not read the article
referred to, MS il appeared in the DEMOCRAT,
should see it entire and Judge for thernS
selves whether it contained unpatriotic OF
dishonorable sentiments. We felt tne
Gazette was dealing unfairly with it's read.
ers end unjustly with US, and that they
would so conclude after seeing the article
itself and remembering the Gdzeae's election.
eering reference to it. BY i:s silence the
Gazette virtually admits our case, and that
the publication Of the Courier article would
| condemn il even in the estimation Of itl
own partisan readers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

I SHALL CLOSE NJ PnOTO01APn GALLERY
within - days. All persons having pictures q oh
~ Foods Il my possession requested 70 cal and
W, 49, ~ AZ ". P. ECBERT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

THIs CHAxGEABLE WEArHEs 10 very try.
ing to heath, particularly for such az are
troubled with any pulmonary weakness. :
Even little hoarsencss may so irritats the
lungs az to produce the most direful conse>
quences. Goes Cough Balsam cures hoarse.
ness every time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03
SUPREME COurRT.

HON. R. P. LOWE, G. J.
ass. ass. sss; sss. {; {. p1I..s; w.sssr, Judges
C. LixprHxAx, ESQ, Clerk.
russDAY, APaIL 2D, 1867.
2,e4S. B. Hershey. .. City Of Auseatiss
Submitted.
Allen Broomhsli, Esq. Of Mussasins, and
Z. s. Bailey, Seq. Clinton, Iowa. wsrs. %
motion Of D. 9. True, DavsnPsrt, Cd
mittsd to practice in the Supreme Court.
VIM. Dusan. B. schwarrins, Franz Asy-
er, John c. Hands. Christian Peters. H.
Hsrzberg, F. r. jain, Henry Sslkin. An-
drew Doring, VIM. Grams. John Wer's, d.
Brsmer, Joha Hageboeck. J. II. Schroeder,
II. F. E. Evers. Heinrich Peterson, John
Jammsr, Thos. Aeder, Emil Clarenbach'
Thos. O'llarrer, n. Ready, Edward Eagan,
John sidens, Henry Arp, Peter II. Felt
mann, Michael Hassett, John Friedrich
Charles Mirfeli, Patrick Seaman. james
Kane, James Hart, Thos. Hanley, Matthew
Klonda, Artsmus Klsnda, Henry Klonda
and the following named so!diers, te.w's:-
julius Dohrmann. Henry kobdrgh. Johl
Hill, Jacob Jacobsen, James Evans, Ham
Mundt, Jurgsn Worden, Harry Book, Nes'
Paulseu, John Broekmann, VIM. Ebrecht
Christian Koch, Henry Staltenbsrg, GAbrie
Fe.dpranch, VIM. weite. Peter Henry, An
drew Sive, Henry Hine, Adam Csyne, an
Henry Kurmler were admitted TO full immu
mites as citizens of the United States.
wEDxEsDAY, APRIL 3D.
1892. jacob Pursley ct d -. John Hay
Polk Co.-afiirned.
264l. The Davenport National Bank. o.
Tn. County Of Scott-submitted.
2644. John McNolly cs John and Abrsr
Shober, Muscatinc Co.-submitted.
2G4s. G. ". Brainard rs. Isaac Van ku
req, Clinton Lo.-submitted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

PRosYERlSd.-We are glad to learn thst
our friends, lies and Montague are meeting
with good success in getting matters settled
up, and every department of the college in
good running order Among other things.
they have secured the services Of Hon. Jas.
T. Lane as Lecturer on Commercial Law,
thus giving the students the benefits Of the
best legal talent in the CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-03

s.. LeCas Piss HousE. - Decidedly ~
bsse rlAcs It cor grossrs to bay their 6ah
b ftsa Pssctsr. Greenwood L Co.. 43l
NeslA Sseond -tsvet, st. Louis. They ass
sxclusivs Wholesale dealers, and esaRning
their attention altogether to their speciality
ere enabled b offer great inducements to the
trade ip the way Of dry. smoked aud pick
led fish.