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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06
poRrY-EouaTH REGULAR MEETING.
..typ5r,sEsls CouKmi CHAMBE1 July 1857.
/. The Mayor and the whole Board Of Aldermen

..yv.t,s5.ss,s Couxon CHAMBEl, July 2, 1857.
pressnk.:
The following matters were disposed Of:
Application Of Earn & Sherhsmmer for license
70 retail spirituous liquors at their nn corner OF
Broad and Church streets; also q Andrew ATSGes T
Lioenss; A. 1iefenthal, to open hotel, with bar,
et No. IL King street, Upper Wards: laid over
*or hnfther action. w. A. Bachman and Michael
Nolan, for Junk saop Licenses. Beferredsto Com
Appication of John P. Kiep, for permission to
improve his building, No. 15l Wentworth street.
RaMncd 20 Commfsee on Brick and Wooden
4npiicsiion Of D. c. Gibson, Esq, City Asses
soG In leave Of ahsenoe Tor one month for the
becoRt of his health. !, Granted.
sAppIicaiion a No. q Fire Engine Company TOOL
nredj, praying Council to recommend their aPph-
cation ee ehartcr for Hook and Ladder Com, a
pany., 1efered to the Special Committee ON the
IuDIication Of Henry g. Street, Agent Of Brown
& Cob Wharyes, for permission TO erect wooden
shed0n lot on aid premises. Refered to Com
mites on H11ck and Wooden Buildings.
rThe foIlOving communications Of the Board OF
Fire 1Gastesawss referred to the Committee on
.Iss CalRrssToS, june 20. 1867.
EaA Mayor and Aldermen. -
GIEn-I am difeeted BY the Board Of Fire Mas
$ess 70 request your honorable body to have tho
psnk road In King, near Cannon street, relaid the
a1Ak lhsfng bean taken upin building the street
faiload, or 10 have Q plank road laid from King to
Tseting, fhrou6h Wolf street This win be very
great benoAt 10 Upper Wards engines.
Respectfully, yours, -
B. Ii. STR0BEI,
Clerk ard Superintendent
aRn$ufn of the Oily Shsrfn for June, 1867. Infor-
~ following we're referred to the Committee on
Am House BIs, fss;ens, &C., fusnished tho poor
during the month Of June. .$242s91
Okphan House Bills for June. .......... SO5S39
G6s OonpelE %. 1osaoo
r,ri - - - <1s71 az
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, July s, 1867.
VESSELS UNDER LOG TONS, AND srEAhRRs coAsTNa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

BILL TO GRANT THE POWER OF EXCHANGING CITY
STOCK FOR BONDS.
Whereas, It lie deemed expedient, with view to
relieve all holders OF the city debt the same is,
sale, which would not be the case if tho stocks
were exchanged for bonds Of convenient amounts,
as such bonds it is believed, will find demand in
financial circles now denied to the stock. AS q
measure o. accommodation to the creditors Of the
city, and as tending to enhance the market value
Of the city securities,
Be 1t ordained, That oil holders Of city stock, in
amounts Of more than 500, shall have the privi-
leee, upon application to Council, Of exchanging
the same for coupon bonds Of same amount, with
of the scrip, and on payment by the applicant of
cost Of printing and stamps and fec to the Clerk
| for afixing the seal Of the city.
At this stage OF proceedings, the following petit
ton of the Pilots was referred to the Commission
ers of Pilotage.
To be Honorable ,he Cfty Council of Charleston.
The petition of the Licensed Pilots Of the Bar
and Hsrbor of Charleston respectfully showeth.
That they present to your Honorable body the
practice of Captains OF steamers or ether vessels
acting as their own pilots, and they pray that such
action may be taken as to stay and prevent such
practice in the future.
Your Petitioners show that they are required ID
serve long apprenticeship to their calling as Pilots
and not a1owad under the Ordinance regulating
| pilotage, to absent themselves at any time from
the Port and Harbor without leave from the COM
missioners Of Pilotage. They are of opinion that
it was the intent and policy Of the law that the P
lots should be bound to the exclusive discharge
of their duties with the exception Of such OCCASION
| al absence as the Commissioners might approve,
but that with such withdrawal from the business
of Potage for the Harbor is necessarily implied in
| the acceptance and charge OF steamer or vessel
Giving to and from Port in another State was not
In the contemplation Of those who framed the law.
| Ha Pilot be allowed to take charge OF coasting
steamer or vessel and so enjoy thu benefit and
emoluments Of another employm:n mt at the same
time that he discharges for such steamer or vessel
tho duties of Pilot, he enjoys advantages over
those who give their whole time and attention to
pilotage which cannot but create dissatisfaction
1t seems to your petitioners that the object OF
the law Yves to make pilotage an exclusive employ
ment, to require special training and to give IN
return SPECIAL privileges and for the benodt and
protection OF commerce to require pilots to devote
their whole time and attention to duties the vigi-
liant and faithful discharge Of which involves such
large commercial interest.
| Whereupon your petitioners pray that Oh ordi-
nance be passed providing that no Master or Cap
tain of steamer or vessel shall be allowed to act
| as pilot in bringing in or carrying out such
steamer or vessel
SAM CHAPMAN.
WM. T. MCDONALD.
JAMES EVANS.
SAMUELS. HANCOCK.
SAMUEL BELL.
T. MIDDLETON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

WINTER CLoTnrSG. Sam. Perry IS now
really 20 supply every man in the city With
those fine snits Of the latest styles and
fashions He keeps the largest stock Of
ready made ciothag in The city. Every
article is fa4y equal 10 the hest made Gus
tom work THIS stock has been purchased
with specis reference to this market, and
can he sold At low figure. The incest hol-
iiav present that W. know Cf is an order
on Perry for cne % his complete suits, or
supply Of his Fashionable Furnishing goods
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

EVERYBODY 10 preparing for the holidays
The little folks especially are exceed ugly
happy AZ the prospect Of receiving preasnts
tina, will fill thc'n with joy. Parents maxi
ing their selections should drop in At j. s.
Rickeys, in LsC!aige Row, and examine
Ihe handsome articles he has purchased OK
pFcss'y for Christmas ard New Years.
There is no end to the nice things on his
counters and shelves, and he promises TO
suit oil who favor him viii, call. Take
him at his word and g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Da Ks.rp. formerly of New York, who
has v.Ated Davenport regularly the past
ten years. ani effected many wonderful
cures of old CnRoSic DISEASES. CANCERS,
and diseases of the Eye AND EAR, which
have been pronpunced IScun.RLg by the
meiica profession generally, can be con
suited at the Scott iioue, Saturday, and
sunday, Dec. 2ist aud 22l. as will be seen
by his card in another CO. anu.
Eon.ultatlon free
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

TIE ice bridge has been well pstronized
to-day Several teams and large number
Of foot passengers have crossed. A road
has been cut and will be passable by TO-
morrow. The road strikes our levee at the
foot Of Brady street. 1t has . cutoff few
rods from the shore leading 10 the foot Of
Main street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

A FLoop or LIGur.-Last evening the
powerful Ysfectors in the dome of the Bur
It's Opera House were lighted for the frs,
time. The effect was magnificent. The
twelve Jets in each of the light Yeaectofs-
siaety-six lights in all, poured down such n
flood Of light - TO render the most minute
objects upon the hoor moro visible than in
the open day, aud render the entire effect
of fresco. paint and upholstering y mos,
brilliant picture. Never was . building
more perfectly lighted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

TsRRIBLE RAILROAD AccIpExf.-Our dis
patches this afternoon bring ithe sad news
Of terrible railroad disaster occurring near
Buffalo. From the disconnected details
We infer that nearly flfty persons perishcd,
masy Of them being roasted slive while
unable to extricate themselves from the ru-
ins. The accident has east gloom over
the entire community OF Buffalo, which Will
extend to many other locations.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Ger RsADr.-Loftus Kesting objects to
our locating his park At the foot Of Brady
street. II Is at the foot Of Iowa street, and
will be opened TO the skating public on to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Foster 4
McUarty are the propsiclors Of the park at
the foot Of Brady street. which will probs-
bly, be opened ON Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

WORM SHooTISo AIR. W. c. Free
land, who lives in Xuma township, Rock Is
land county, last Tuesday morning shot .
fine buck, near his place, that weighed 1876
pounds. He had fine set Of branching
an,lers. aud was about five years old. A
Rock Island butcher firm paid l2i cents .
pound for him, aud are now treating their
customers TO venison steaks and roasts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

H. II. Tonp 4 Co., commission mer-
chants, ct iG2 South Water street, Chicago,
deserve . liberal patronage. They are
frst.class business men. and treat all Who
deal with them in way that always plsaaes
Having recently added the sale Of oysters to
their business, Mr.. W. G. Taylor is now in
the city, representing the house, and so,c-
itiug orders. Oar merchant. will find him
an excellent man 10 deal With. Orders on
trusted to his care vii! bs promptly attend
ed to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

GEEAT REDUCTION in the price o! chocs
furs al "Smith the Ha,ter's, also In oil
other goods. Now Is the time to buy at
less than Chicago prices. These goods
have never been sold as low in this market.
Call early and make your selections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

SUNDAY ScuooL SrPPER. - The Fifth
Street NJ. L Church will give . supper und
festival at LeClai.e Hall this evening, for
the benefit of its Sunday School. The
price Of admission, which includes supper,
has been placed at thirty cents-cheap
enough for anybody. There should be q
large attendance. A happy time may be
expected by al who go.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

IAPRovisa.-Undert the direction Of Mr.
Sanders the High School building is fast
presenting an improved Appearance. Its
imposing tower has been removed and the
roof lowered. The repairing will be COM
pleted in time for the school 70 take pos
session after the holiday vacation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

STREET Cans are in good demand. Every
body wants = ticket TO the Davenport
Woo'en Mills to &C. their supply Of heavy
winter clothes for the family use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

4 BUILDING AssoCiATfos.-ln the city Of
Burlington, as we learn from the Argus. a
Building Association has been formed,
known al the Burlington Workingmen's 9
Mutual Benefit and Loan Building So
cicty" Number of shares t. b, limited to
1900, Of 5000 each. representing . stock
capital Of four hundred Thousand dollars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

I.oox OUT yog TINS HoLiaArs. -lioyt is
receiving Pianos and Organs at the rate Of
twelve per week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

CmLD 4 90. have just received . flesh
supply Of Arctic and fur-lined overshoes,
and a fne lot Of slippers, just the thing for
christrnas presents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

TnE STAR STORE is r very attractive place
just nov. Go there and see the many nice
things on Exhibition, oil suitable for the
holidays. Champion sells cheap ier caih-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Lrosr bread mskes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder docs it. Ask your grocer
for it. and take no other. 1t 10 . decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

SPrEa's Wisss are the pure juice OF the
grape who's. pare AMI generous qualities
cannot be exce,led for tho Invalid or cons
valescn,. They are highly esteemed for
sacramento purposes. y. b. Good Wine
,ns,tcs rood blood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

CRocKERY. ORocEEaY.-J. Lorenzen, u
his establishment on Harrison street, has .
large and complete stock Of table goods,
which he can sell at the lowest market
prices. China tea sets of the latest style,
glssswsrs and table cutlery Of the latest
fashions can be found at his popular estab-
lshment, also house-furnishing goods and
choice family groceries. Els goods are Sc
lected in person and are just ~ represented
Long experience in the business enables
him to supply the city trade at the very
lowest market prices. Let mono fail Of Civ
ing him . CALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Gp To rms Besr-tis - tho bryant 3 Stratton
fosa STATE business College 10 got thorough prac
teal business education. or to become good sound
telegraph operator. For circulars and papers. nd
dtss., (sacles1ny rtamp) "rhe Bryaat y sistt,n
Comnareisl Coliese. Dayen port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19
CaTn NOTICES.

LsAssaoLD on Third street for sale; pays
10 per cent. interest.
Three lots on sth -treet-good mill site,
for sale caesp; and over 41o other bargains
oil he time on hard, by
ELDsipsr & Bao.,
Land c Tneur1nce Ag'ts, No. 40 Brady 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Ut. rEsras, Gardener and Florist, cor,
4th and Main Sts., fru,t and ornamental
trees. tnyS8.ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

FILED IN the Recorders once. Scott eonu.v
!r. up 70 o'clock, Dec. II. lesY;
b. Gushing 70 Christopher ~
Tse. n. \, 3. E. 4, section ~.
Geo. ~. 4 E., Hickory Grove
nahad .......,:.......-a 100 %
Jsmes rs, biock 20, Mclntosh's 50
s.H, n. snport. ;..:.:...... 500 90
ceioa -, township
| ! ,,..,. Township....... 500 %
0sus aad Nsusslei> i6eSae ahsune1isn.
I0 tsieen h - tasS pSsesally dssss,ye
- - M Aeuoa--1 a--10k6u>uns-nu-6..11a.sS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

POuLrsV TaIgvss.-An extensive raid
wa maGc upon tn fowls O Roc@insanm
on Monday nigh, Of this wsek. search
warrant was sworn out, before Justice
Blood by the losers. aod placed in the hands
Of officers Martins and S.eiger, who pro-
cseded to the premises Of wm. Web. on
Second street. opposite French L Davies
mill, where few Of the missn, geese we're
found, which he said were left with him
for sale. They then called on Jas. Blair.
near Warren and Second streets, and made
another haul, and then visited A. Whitney,
on Harrison, between Second and Third
streets, where a few more we're found. The
property, as identified, was taken, and the
parties arrested. II seems theJ took Whit
ney's team to bring ia their booty. Some
Of the po Airy was found alive, and somc
of il was dressed for the market. The
owners, August Hartman and Louis Boil
storf, had taken the precsuiion TO mark
the feet Of the geese, which caused them to
be Identified. Such mean theiving is de-
serving of the full penalty Of the law. A
large number of spectators crouced in to
catch glimpse Of the heu-roost providers.
Weeb acknowledged his guilt, and said the
Others ought to do the same. They object
ei to this mode Of procedure, and pro-
pcsed 20 stand trial. Whitney the express
man says they borrowed his team. and that
be did not know their object. The trial
commenced at l o'clock this afternoon,
and was not concluded up TO ou. time Of
going to press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

How fao NAxB Was CmAHesDv-The
Muscatins Courier gives Ne following inter-
esting account Of the manner in which The
present name Of the city Of Aaseseios vas
changed from Bloomington
ut appears that the town was chrissensd
Bloomington By Mr.. John Vspatta, Zone Of
the first settlers, now dcccased) There
wero half . dozen other towns in the West
all rejoicing in the same name As con-
sequsncc the mails Of those early days were
frequently mized. aud packages Of goods
deslined for other points came here. and
packages fos this place vent elssw where.-
Sundry efforts wese made BY the towns-pso-
pie 70 get the name altered 10 Nuscssine or
Nusquitine. and numerous petitions TO that
effect wore forwarded to the Legislaturs.-
These petitions were invariably killed By
Mr.. SanAtta, who, on bearing that one ves
in circulation. would mount bic hsrse and
ocouf the eouaay, vntil be bed obtained sig
natures enough to . contrary petition 70
overbalance the FIRST. In ls40, The Lsgisla-
ture having in the meantime placed such
ma.tete in the hands Of the District Courts,
apstition was handed Judge 0sant, Who
seeupisd ths bench, praying that the name
OF the place be changed. :. Il only contained
dozeh names or SO, being gotten up in
mome1t or two. The Judge made the nee
esssfy order, which caused ''Oid John" q
ssnssd to be called. to swear terribly, when
ne NJ is oaS. He immediately made ef-
iof's 70 - the order resciuded but Jsdgs
Grant VAS ii..sesable, and finally convinced
VI sns iaes, II u ID the sturdy old pioneer
SAT down and wsps ltkss child
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19
DAVENPORT, IOWA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 19 1867

ness hsMOer of new halls have a'so
been deficatet. A few members have been
expelled, sisw SUSPENDED, and sill larger
number rsihs,atsd. The death roll Numbers
twenty i've. OF the 1854 Lodges in she
State me ssorS Of ten Is in The Gsrmas Ian
9uaee. Ine next meetisg Of The Grand
Lodge will bs ~ Des Neipes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

LAST NgoHT or TIE FAR.-The Sisters
Fair will close this evening with the draw
ing Of the rem,ining prizes. and tho an
nouncsment Of tue vote sos doctors and the
opera cloak. Success in everything has at
tended the Fair since the first night, and
everything has passed of to the entire sat-
isfaction Of the public. This'evenine prem
iscs to be the most exciting Of all. especial
y in the voting. lsr the dsctoss the whole
vote staods-3.s0 The opesa cloak bsats
the expectation Of evosy body. Go to-niehe
aud zee how the thing stands. -+
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

PonrAsLs AND SrAstoxAsv SsuAn EN-
aixEs.-The attention Of che reader Is d.
rccted to the advertisement Of Messfs.
Poole 4 Hunt, Engineers and Founders,
Baltimore. The extensive foundry and
machine works OF this firm ate situated in
the busy village Of woodberry, in the north
western suburbs Of the city Of Baltimore.
Here Portable and Stationary Steam En-
gines are manufactured that stand equal in
quality TO any. and superior to those Of
many establishments in the country. 10
addition Poole Hunt manu- lac,ure Steam
-, Steam Fire Engines. the celebrated
' Patent American Double Turbine
".'e. 'esb without doubt the best va
,s. .n'', ~ : slenee,) Circular Saw Mills.
m'n'ns Msco'es Grist Mills, Roberts
nass Nesu'e.of' rio lag Mill Machinery.
hyd''statie Presses, 50 ehe. pulley, and
A%nssrs, When 10 nesd ..,,h;,. !,
.h.m .h.,r 'af !. .csaps fail 10 connuss... .;,s
sue"' you 70 do 10. - WIZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

TnE receipts and shipa.nts, per rail, for
the two weeks endin: Dec. 18th, were Is
follows
Shipments Barley. $500 bushels: corn.
5000 bu. oats, 500 bu.; wheat, Il. 900 bu.; ;
flour, 500 ools. mesl, leO, 10000 no. -
hogs, 5000 head cattle, 80 head : odse..
s75 tons; lumber, $50 m. dressed hogs.
IS 900 ~.
Receipts s-Barley. 1900 bushels; corn,
400 bn; rye, 400 bu. ; hogs, 60 heed
wheat. .,ioO bu.; coal, 1880 tons mdse .
700 tons
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

WuAr could be M--., |
dag present to = LADY s.'..s,s : sS. 70. =. : ny
Among the things that aas ~ .e' u iurs'V
CANT, furs take a prominens .' " .od s's
the we'll known dealer in hats, 4 laso'
.s the sign OF the big hat, ssedsoo 'ur''
| usas brady, Is prspared = szhisis street.
lection. He can suit Joa IN Ernins, r.
Fitch, Squirrel, ETC., Of The finest gradss'
His muffs, collsrs and Bsrthas should
seen BY the ladies. They arc the sueis
Of universal admiration. All can be suite
| in price At Fsrrand's. Those wishing 10
priced goods, as well as those desiring son
thing rich, win there and what they wsr
In the Wy Of fur-trimmsd goods, hs hss
dies silk hoods. gloves and mittsns, Az ma
up 10 the very best mannef, and rasrsn'
10 give satisfaction. Do not eonclDds ~
holiday purchases without dsepptas =
: rarsand's cd exaninine his laeGe eo4sl
nat oooOetOO1G
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19


The object Of this society is, BY !oanins
TO its members on ample security. its funds,
accunulatei BY small ami easy deposits. to
assist them in purchasing lots, building or
repairing dwelling houses, or paying for
houses and lots already purchased.
The plan o; the 50 ,iety is chiefly This
Its stock consists OF two thousand shares:
OF 5000 each. Zach Shareholder pays one
dollar month for each and every ehare no
may hold. This nakss $4,000 paid in
every month, all OF which is to be loaned
out. Each share IL entitled to borrow from
'he society $500, and hence . share is also
called "loan''
At the monthly meeting, this money il,
offered on loan. There may be ten or
dozen who want to borrow il, all have equal
rights to 1t, but the question is settled by
that person taking it who bids the highest
premium for the preference.
New for instance, a person has decided
en- buying certain house and lot--sic his
Ave shares in this ss-oclr.ion-tae price OF
his house and lot is, say s2oo--his five
shares estiie him to borrow { ,oo0, which
IS award 10 him at regular month ntet-
iugs. With this 81, ,Oo0 he is enabled TO
buy the property. aud he gives the society
. mortgage for the anouu., the interest OF
which mortgage he pays monthly With th 9
regular five dollars on his fir. shares. Now
tho 81 600 lent TO him is never called for,
for i; hes been found in all these building
societies, that the funis and profits acca-
mn'a.e so rapidly, tina. IN fa~ years his
shares arc 81 par value. and worth as much
to the society as he borrowed from it, con-
sequea,ly his house is paid for.
When the shares Of the society bee ONE
worth 5000 each, the bcrro ycr has his
mortgage surrendered to him, the mem ers'
shares are paid in full, and the socl .ty i.
dissolved. F1om experience OF similar So
cie!ies in tho E.,tern States, it has been
found that they usually expire in abou,
seven years.
Thus poor man can borrow sum Of
money large enough to buy or build him
his own housc, aud he continues making
his monthly uay yments to tho society, in
stead Of paying rent, ami is thereby paying
Tor his own house.
ia loan Of 5000 is awarded to member
st premium Of say ave per esut.. the eve
per cent. ($l6) is deducted from the 5000
and he receives in cash $3.50. but he pays
legal interest on the 5000.
Every person on becoming . member
shall pay an entrance fee Of ten cenis, for
sssh and every share which he may hold
ia the eocioev
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

Buy Your

Buy Your
GAME, POULTRY. OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, ALL KINDS OF VEG
ETABLES AND FRUITS AT
SW WAN'S,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-19

We have received u very nssOrtmlemt
Carved Goods, direct In Syllx.
crland selected for by gentleman (hnvlng good
taste city. summer Many orsheu,
are only single pieces others msOrc Make your
selections = nrsa I'M