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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

The Troy Times tells Us how lsaac New
ton became Commissioners ot Agriculture:
Mr.. Newton was not born TO Office, MOI
vas the ofire thrust upon him. That hs
ever GO, office. and such On Office % he long
occupied without filing, was . wonder "a
al his friends and . wonder 10 himself
Fuly SIXTY winters had passed over hi.
lcsi and sir Isaac had never shaken off.
cini dr,t hom his shoes, nor dreamed OF
such n ,h,ng. For many wears he sold ice
{ cam and ic,h pies to railroad passengers
hc,Me,n PHILADELPHIA, Bs!tlnni aud Wash.
inst"n. ln tie cara days OF Mr.. Lincoln
IUnfsn'suatnin, his interest il, the country
asd The advantages afforded BY tic Wash
suht u market. took him more aud more
ii,q emily 4" III. capital of his effected
cvuu ~ II Is stated that one day in The
goodness oil hi aeart he sent Mrs. Lincoln
siA quarts OF early, very carly peas, They
Ncr. accepted 10y the lady OF the White
House with many thanks. Elsted At his
success. he very soon repeated the k,ndpess
by sending Mrs. Lincoln . crock OF the
very finest butter. Thanks again-thanks
IRON The White HORSEPOWER y helned the
old mn ksr. squashes. enormous pu,np>
k'ns. &C 'ci"us melons, strings Of onions,
crisp lettuce, l'lu mp cabbAsss followed, not
IN unseenly frequency, nor in large guam
titles. the gilt OF lsaao to the frat lady of
tbs Repubnc.
Mrs. Lincoln one day said 10 Abraham.
"Why can't l.asc Newion have an Office p
Certainly be can have an Office" said the
Presiden,; IN make him Bsigsdier. -
M. aim in earnest; cen Isaac Newton
have an otficei' "Yes; IN make him oar
dsner TO the Whit. House." "That's not
IN Office; ITS only . place; I mean good
oW,e." Old Alto saw the wsy to peace ia
his donic'l Vas in giving Isaac an etfise,
and the happy thought . suck him Of max.
Ing him Commissioners Of Agriculture.
Lease wss dumbfounded. but happy, and
c"',"ued IN tina, singular coud,Ssou from
the day OF his appointment until ne was
rnth'essly decapitascd, on Tuesday last.
Those ~ho were IN the habt Of essins him
In hrs office know that he "adminietsred" Il
with v'gor. The bugs in the show cases
we're Ai"ays kept in oder. The ssrden
sscds had their proper lsbsls. The 4 ,wers
were arranged in the highest asyls Of the
err. No untry stea STORE vac ever more
inviting "r interesting than va Nswson's
q par,mrnt. Tue ln.st difficult duties Of
LIS "tii - were dsvolvsd upon . we'll ap>
r'''ted and experienced vet Of subordi-
"A'es. Isaac superintendent Affairs in gen
GRAZ. and "shcsed up the visitors lie
Wa especially At hn,nc on carly strawber.
s's> "ni garden sss>." The knowledse
nv - 'p.">eo 20 visitors was cheap ~ dwt
ts.'"V pr year. his SALARY. We don't
be'isss Hon john Z. Kennedy. Isa.c.s en-,
cess0r, can iili ms place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27


Professor Agassiz. one Of the most lear
Oh na,uralists Of the age, recently delivered
. course Of lectures in New York. hem one
Of which. relating to the different races Of
men. wc make the following extract.
IL have pointed out ovss hundred spec
ciic d,ff. r~nc.s between the bonal aud nsr
vous ~ -t,ms Of The white man snd negro.
Indeed, their frames are alike in no paftic>
uiar. There 10 not bone tn the negro
holy which IL relatively of the sams shape,
size. sr,icaistr"n o. chemically Of the same
composition, - that of the white man. The
neg,o's bones contain for greater per csn>
tsEe oil caicar-ous aslts than those Of tho
white man. Even the negso's hood il che
ini.Ally n very different 0lid from that
whici, cousses IN the veins of The white man.
THE whole ply heal organism Of the neRrs
differs quiss ~ much from The white man =
~ It les ir,m innt Il the chinpa, zee
that Is, IA his bones, muscles. nerves end
'ibcra. the ch,npanzee has not much turthsl
tpf'.rcss 10 Deco ns negro than the ne
r'ohas 10 b, come n white man. This fac,
sc.eaee iuex 'rAo.y demonstrates.
cnce bet wcrn the viii q man AID n. gro thar
II has with that b tween tho negro az,
tbs oaiml,auz .s'. or than Il has betx, EN- tn
h"fs, a'i ite ass, OF the Gag aud the uwi
E,cih n distinct 4 d separate creation. -
he hrgfo aud tue white man were create
u, spec Ideally Il tfer.nt IA the osl aud III
eagle. iney were designed 10 I'LL dnsr
cut places IN the system Of nature. rh
negro is IA" more a negro by accident Il
m,-'or,unc tnan Tic owl * the kind Of Dir
no Is by accident "a ~ .iortune. The negr
l. "a" tnorc the white MAS brother tina
Tie oal Il the sister OF Tie horse. How sta
lrnd"us, and yet how simple. il the doctrin
inst the Almighty Maker Of the univsrs
has created different :. 'ccies Of mon, ju.t a
he has dill rent species Of the lower animal
TO I'LL Differed, places and Offices in the gran,
scensry Of nature -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

How TO Par rue AAsl,xA,. I'm,
d'y We have accounts of con,,inu,;an. =,
th' eonsc'encs fund from small ra.ca
wa' awe embexx'ed Government, money IL.
sums OF rom one dollar up to twenty bu,
strange u say, noae oi the fellows who
have robbed the country Of thousands oil
do lars have ever isls tho prick,ags of con.
sc'enas sui! 'icntIy keen to compel them "a
d'ssorse. II some arrangement could be
made with chs teachers Of morality to spur
~ the consciences Of ell shs heavy thieves
= such degree that they would pay over
sac ao'tracted amounts. the matt mai debt
could % paid without diGicslty. WHY
cannot : society b orssniasd les The pro
motion of consciencess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

The Williamsport (Ps.) Buiietia has the
following relative to cure fos The cursulio
In Piums:
Ms. E'snden, the well known esrdsns,
81 I'M. city. aays the following has been
ssstso and found 70 be . cure prcv.n,;,.
- 4, Tue attack Of the coreulio on plum re-.
o.. staple and easily tiled Take . on,r"
s.;,. :, corn cobs. wind wire around them
sa,,a ,hsk - hook ct the end Of III
Ara -, ..'u o'p them INTO gas tor unsil thsv
An . ,,.s a. 80 Hang dozen or more
die tres. TRY Il, s''csl'o will NOS dissurs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

March closed, last ear. with -,
- l1e& s~This ysar q lSl.l As1t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
Coltola's Select Flavcrs

CHOICE FRUI'r8 Il SPICES.
Are cssotine Quite . seueation among Lovers o.
Choice Plavos fos their delicious Flavors
Strict Pari ed unrlvalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish b seonomze sesk
them. Colton's Pare Vanilla Flavor Il sosghs by
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in its Purity
livery uslike ths many vsahis Rxtsaets II narkes)
Ex-Gov. JAnn 7. Surro. % Ppoupxxcs, r. l., SAYS
~ wife prosounsss then esperior 10 any Flavor.
ing Extsacts she hes ever used,
kx0ov VIZ. A. BrcKnonAn, or CoHNDcric 7, says:
For . long tine ~ have used them and end them
HOLLAND. Timothy Titeomb.) the well known
author OF Springfield, Macs, says: "They are the
Standard In sli this vieiaity.r
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEN.
Such . list Of References lie seldom given. See
gis,s. Prepared by J ". COTTON. Proprietor of
Colton's Toilet Article No. 3, To Heal and Beautify
the skin. sod by Harrison 4 Stake, and Paiks 4
chicago wholesale Agents. FULLER. PINCH
FULLER, - Market street, for al CsltOns Prepare
tiess Sept. aS-diy.
KNFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both eexee. ufe llki Aa0' Ds ExsRAcr BVcnu. II
viii give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 sleep WELL [febbdf WY
LAsr1s can receive Q box Of DR.. velpau'e Pills hy
mall sealed from the eyes Of The public, by enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps 10 u. W. MA
COAB1R, Absny.N.Y
TAKE NO MORN UNPIRAsANT AND IN
eAYR ARMBDlB0 foe unplessaat end daneesuus
esseaese. Uee uslnnSaDs ExsHAc1 Dvcnu Amp In
pnovED Roen WAsn. ffob0dkV1y
A CANVASS OF Tn1 UNION
proves that he most successful candass for general
AveR evss plscsd before
TIE PEOPLE,
. ~ puse - sGlabrseus vseseabls bsontiAss,
CNlDfADORUS HAIR DYE,
1ar end vide. - seatsepA ssDublic, IN
6sAaacs Of rivaley - spnosl1Dsn. \ sSosas
10 mr. FOLISi
6ea1 - ossiO - 49, Goooms ~ ~ nagnia-
cent Soeok q brown hue whisA aatos ~ deuas1, or
go seoaea awae. Maaaasessasa b. J. CD s0TADOE
20 49, &9sss =: Z. sead b Dsss ~ss.-
Qnl.M1Ol,uo INTACT pCCnU snAlrpaevuD
1Oeo WAen eusso secret md 0elcnao - exoou u q
lAse eeagse, q netlo e4pense. little % eAaneo ID
eaet - 1ssoseee!aes aAoo s4po0ofs. ltb pleas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27


The psssos wA..m all afflicted s6ouid consult No one
ever heard Of patient his not being cured since he
BE- been In THE city, reputation has vouchers in
ell the city papers, his patients and the cal pro-
nDoeioa both here and abroad. being the m0et sk
led specialists here. and thorough Of all sex-
cal dseaees n all others tail. don't despair. give
hin . call. IL only common occurrence with him
70 cure such He rooms separate for ladies
end eeoeleen, and the most comp etc 10 the city,
YouAs ME-. Take Particular Notice .-Doctos BID.
eooW dovosee maeA ri bio time 70 the treatment q
thoe cases caused b. secret habit. which RUNE boA
1s1y nd mind. 1nAtd- I the 1nlostaaste Individual
~ sAes bss.nsss ersoesty. TIE ed c1ecs d sAees
ooy habito: o. ~ sacssses Of pes year, IL to wsAk
- sAe lsblltaes ths constitution destroy the phyd
eol - mental powers. dmioish and enleeble IL
ootaPoI ibellngs, exhaust the vital enesgiee Or
manhood the pleasures II life marred the object
ef0asie0 fsu1eSassd, snA sxistsaes itself sendeesd
etsrn ef0eesasing misery ahdrseret Ssch persone
espeeia1y theee eosts0pl6ane 0asnage. shUajd Luce
% DE n mailing Immediate Application. - Dr.. b.
~ ~ oew reae6enl. b snableo 70 Insure speedy
oAA pesG anens care
CeesslSofions ifee end eoaAdestsal once, No. ~
eootA Clask oeseet. cor % Monroe, halt block non
~ pU O0es. Post - Bog 16l, Chicago, H.
O0oo eeoO 6OO a. y. % ?. u.
eead TOT ~ % S1lde to Health" pabiishsd moash
=. esos oeeAaa4o.
n B.-laAiss, ssal tor descriptive circuls a
esseasse 0s0sdls. ~ ~ pseveadve Of eoacspeso
eA0WA. oeatioaAS aA1soas 6os ~nargo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

nEllaD0lD'3 FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
10 ccrtais care Sos diseases Of the
BLADDER. KlDNyY0, GRAVEL. DROpSY.
ORGANIC wxAKNees, fEMA!.s COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL ORDlL1TY.
URINARY ORGANS.
"-''''' ''s " MALE OR FEM LE.
HOW LONO STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs rsQuire ths use Of dusec
nno treatment e schnisssd 70. Ccs:anption o.
Insanity may ensue. Oar Fleeh and Blood are emp
ported from thess sources. sad ~
HEALTH AnD HArYINK8e,
and
TAT Of Postssity. dspsnds epos prompt nee q re-
RxlxDoLDs HxTRACr sucRu.
EstsslIshsd upwards offs ysafs. prepared BY
II. r. mRkmD0LO.
DRUooloT,
~ Broadway. New Ysst. ssl
AhedAwl 1o1 0osth losA street. Philadsaeaia. p:
DP. OsAsoe1xs Rolaoasc 0yrop.
TAis great nslse,ns cared D.. H. 9cAs~sk. u
rsepsiesos, ef Pulm0saFy Consu0ptioa. wAsa h
- ssoa0ed ~ 0oee f0rmi6s6oe asl,ocs sd woon
speedy death appeared to ~ insviaeie Hi ph ysi.
msoeed q - q fhis a.pis Sst powerful remedy.
Hie heal1A - reetsse1 u vosy Ghnes tae. end -
sss1sn q ~ lssass has bssa sppssAsndeA, for 81
~:E Ss, =. ~ Sepss:ss po:.l /:
saeasslvsy - ~ esfs Of Cossopeice. 40 Ne lis
~ Sss srs's sss - =. -: - :: :.
Z. ; -: -. {: r. : :: ;;::;
sss. ~ lsd sss & sssis ssssssss, saS Il
- no.s s nsssshs. ssns.s $500 ~ a = :,.s.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vlGOR arc re-
gained ny IsiNBolD's EXTRACT BccBr. [,5d&wly
BRANDRBTH'S Pill S-These Pills a-c safe ana
sure. They are prepared by procass which secures
all tho best qualitu e the herbs OF which they
composed. Without any Of their bad. They benefit in
all cases. end do har n In none.
See B. Brandrethi Is m white letters on the Cove
enau
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

WoRRleD II Msso AND BoDY The Radi'
Gals appear 10 be more Concerned aoou'
which part the blacksat the Se"'" a'e "Aey
10 vote wit, than to secure the improve
men, &c the backs intellectually or physic
ally. Bu, day ago they declared the
blacks unsafe among the whites and that il
required the army and Frsedmen's Bureau
TO protect then. Nov they Say the whites
are leading the blacks astray by fattery
ard indulgence. It is not the perfect eman'
cipssion Of the blacks the Radicals care 70,
or he security to them Of Their civil sight'
and equ,li,y In oil respects, bot their cotes
Radical philanthropy resolves itself int
mere Jemsgogism ~ soon - . selfish end i
dcsreable. and the negro 10 . faint or SIN
ner, with Radicals, according to his polisica
DEVELOPMENT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
DIR. BigelOw.

r. the only Physician, as = Specialist,
now 10 Chicago that Can be entirely
relied Spon. Go 70 nfx, and not sui.
for that horrible diseaee TO remain In
your .systcm. dishgurine ysur face
and body. besides destroying your
happiness and future prospects Of life.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

at.n.ouss..ssrho H1anAell nlOtoa and
Business Properly.
A correspondent wsitss from 81. Losls, 10
regard 10 the Lindsll hotel sntsspsi0 and
business property In that CITY, in the follow.
inR atrein:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
HELNBoI.D's CoNcENTRATED EXTRACT b.

IL the Circuit Diwretic.
HELxBoLD's CONCENTRATE EXTRACT sAssAPARliI.A
the GRAFT Rood Purifier.
Both are prepared according 10 rules Of Pharmacy
and chemistry snd the most active TIM; can BE-
made. (fehS.d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

PeL,1ics on Brlgixo's SrnAr-s.-No"
chs. Russian America is 70 be part Of .the
Cni,ed States, there Wi, no dcuo'. oc
gree. scramble Tor Offices among the Esqui>
max Of political torn of miro. fefhaps
Congress-. remarks the phisdelpAia Lcdger
may be persuaded to admit it as new
State m Tie Aa. p,sl.,ics Of Congfess VII
te shared - Esqaiuaux prepared WIN
long spcct hes TO enlieh,en the ~or.d ABOUT
fish oi and the fur trade. AT sny rate,
territorial government will probably be
erected at ~, eaaly day. and shs A<'sss'e
from New Archargsl be given bic so.ooo
psy and &2O, 900 mileage pr annsn Tor s's>
ting in the House and listening to the clio
ou.ne. Of tho members, ga. 900 . year Is
enough 10 make politics lively among the
E.quimaux, to whom the right Of suffrage
will q, once be extended, a7d stump osatory
and torchlight professions will soon b u
prcmism among the icsbersa. Who il
the first candidate for Territorial Governor
and Who dues not want ~ be post0asts,
and collector 81 customs Il Si.ksi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

A he forms Of disease for which ve ,,..~-1h -.
Compound have their origin II he SS,oS - ~
su6eses eoe0b9 that no merely outward ~ No.
wau soosd hin loe1anent relied. because 4 c1sno3
ni0os. THE q rADEL " I8I 6lBEASE.-d,ir.s
from IN strUug AOld, and ske vlesim 10 relieved
min twN ssvC1n Msvx1 - v0ooOTsu SURE
- 1Ul1mAM . VAN sCnAACx.
->a.aSs a i = essoD1as IL. q 60.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

0NeAelor,s MUtse Dwe.
m spasaliA nAis Dye b sAs 49, h ~ vossA.-
~ ~ ne - snssss U1s-nanssss, Rsaia,
| ~ lnsGnneanseuA n aasaops0uaosoA ~ ssaie
! uasapsass. NstuaI DIack u nsuwA nsnedlss ~
| 0&1b1b es1a1Dyes. 1avtsssleo ~ ~, lspvinG
hesn0A bsan1lsul. ~ essains = Ans1 Wulisn
4. oaseAslse. ~ ssAses ~ nv tlpiae1lns, snd
sAsala >ssvslasA ~ - ~ DssogisassaA Pssss.
asss. yselo n..,.y $500 ~ -;
HuLNDOlD'o EXTRACT BUCnU sives heath
end vigus 70 the tame s1d hoUm u the ped cheek.
Dsoelay Y !. ees:n $500 p - e!as...nE .np-
e: l.::.;:s - ;. :sls $: ~: e..
PaEPAaeC OIL oe m ~ mace.
Fer Presersaaas Rsss4raag ana
DsaasilS10H - naalr.
AID is the most dsliuAsiu, ~ ssaAssfsl article
Ne world ever prodseed.
Ladies' win and \ ses only ssstah spnsdy 10 Re-
secss. Dsssso end Bss..g - ~ - e,so des.
sssrsnt odor u he o. & ~ 49,.
The Naarvoo o9 eoru.
new and beau iiul pssNunr. 49, = densecy Of
scent. md the tcnaa0 vtaA whice = eanes % ths
The above arsc,es 30 e sa'e 81 ai Dsrssisss end
RssSumcp, u ps b0ssle eoeA. Ssns By expesss 10
~ sAdrsss b rroi'sssssss.
ecseAy1 - NAev glssss. New Yosa
o sss., q q -: ..S.! ssssSTa:
49, aan12ess ~ 4CCaO. ld6w
CHAPPGD HANDS AHD PACE. s6le lll0 &c.
" cared 6 ooce by - use e Aegeosat OsapAos
1es VIII 0lreesis, kcspp sAe ssda sOn y The ca!d
q yscaE - ,hss josEse - esssins; ec'd y
p -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

BLANDING BROS,
Jobbers aud Dealers IN
CROCkERY, CHlNAi
-AED-j
GLA99WARE.
llassoas Ssasss ,sbet. Wsshisgton saA Js6srsos
jyss-dly ROOk ISLAND. ILL.
VULCAN FOUNDRY
AND
MACHINE SH or.
WIN. -. TmOMPOON. Prosr.
BROADWAY ST., ROOF ISLAND.
neaufaseurss Of
STEAMBOAT 4 LAND eoo0oEo,
FLOUR, aUGA1e and
SOo0 sJ45Q sgy0ch3sees.u.
HOUSE CASTINGS, IRON RAILING,
Nm KE TIL 3 ~.
Bells and Brass CootlngO.
D0RlN0 APPARATUS FORGED AND
~ flushed fer bofiag Aftssisa Wells Of say
Kind, Of the best lnsssfial. made - order.
!. rasmses Vie win b = waAt q ,Caas Mills
this year would DO ven 70 give their eedoso
SOS, ii order % Asvs sAslr nth + peeoeStiae.
have lasge mill psttsfns thae lasa eoly ~
made TO order. Any one II wsnt o. heavy cast-
tage fer eoy purpeoe. woald q we'll - give ms
oeil before going g distaacs y ct vAaa -
be made q home iss.ss we'll. end win SssA
REPA7RiNo DONE ON sHons Horsus..
jys6-dly w = fa0nPo0n. :
005nDo AMDn D0A00 a&0G.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

new and beau iiul pssegne, 49, = densecy Of
handkerchief and psspsa, = enequalls1
The above nftcics ofs oa sale b I'll Dsug9aeD end
Resfumep u PEE b0esle eoeA. esns By expesso 10
~ ahdreee b1 pfOpsseeUgU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

What the loss Of the organ would b 70
Boston, the loss Of the Lindell was to st.
Louis. Little else 10 talked Of; not much
else thought Of and sad looking capitalists
xi,h melancholy c untsnsacss, still 20 every
morning 10 gaze at the ruins. Strangers
visiting the city are expected to ash the
first question about the loss. and by-the BY,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-20
Sound Advice,

The Baltimore Gazette, in reviewing the
situation South, puts forth the following SEN
siblc views:
'sBut whatever evil has been done in this
direction has been accomplished, and their
only recourse now-as, for instance, in Vir-
ginia--is to vote down the Constitution that
may be framed by a Convention SO arbitrarily
authorized to assemble, and to forbear from
taking any action at all in Louisiana, South
Carolina, and other States where the nupleri
cal superiority Of the blacks places successful
opposition out of the question 10 do no
thing, to refuse to even seem to sanction
the right Of Congress to interpose, was the
true policy of all the Southern States So
long as the Radicals hold them in subsection,
and prescribe their best and most intelligent
citizens the Southern whites are almost pow
erless and a feeble resistance only makes mat
tiers worse for them than if they stood quiet
ly aside and let events take thoir course -
Their redemption must come from the North;
their battle must be fought at the North, and
although the issues which are TO determine it
ill be largely mixed up with selfish conside-
rations and local and party expediency yet
such issues are beginning now to exercise 3
powerful influence, and upon the success with
which they are developed in the Presidential
canvass she deliverance Or the further oppres-
sion of the Southern people must largely de-
pend"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-20
Valuable Shenandoah Valley Farms and
other Property for Sale.

STAUNTON, NOV. 20, 1867.
r offer for sale Ten Farms from one totwo miles
i from the town of Staunton, containing
from 40 to 800 acres lying Immediately on the
McAdamizel road leading from Staunton to Win
chester. These Farms are in high state of cul-
tivation, with wood and water on EACH and the
land will compare favorably with any land in
Virginia.
l offer for sale in the Town of Staunton, s or 6
desirable Building lots and Pasture lot contain
ing 81 acres, the Site of the old Steam Mill Prop
erty, Immediately the Va. Central Railroad,
and the Ware House opposite the Va. Central
Railroad Depot, now occupied by N. Y. Partlow.
The Natural Bridge Property with Farm at
tached in the county Of Rockbridge is for Sale
Rent. possession given 1st of January, 1868.
The attention of Business men desiring to set
tie in Staunton the Shenandoah Valley, is call
ed to the SMALL Farms advertised above, being
within Is minutes walk of the Town and sup
piled with wood and water, presenting attractions
rarely offered Persons desiring it can purchase
40 acres more or less, without Buildings or with
Buildings. Terms reasonable Address
NJ. G. HARTMAN,
nov 20-3m Staunton VS..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-20
The Chesapeake Ohio r. r. Enterprise.


We are sbleto givethc most importantipf or-
nation connected with this enterprise. We
have the assurance from Hon A. 7. Carerton
that company of contractors in Ohio, rep
resenting large amount of wealth. are will
ing to take the county bonds at par and
build the road. This is glorious news it set
ties the question of finance at once, and
gives an assurance that our exertions will be
crowned with success. Our croakers have
said, if SO many advantages are connected with
this enterprise as are claimed by its friends
why do not the capital and means cone from
abroad to build it? For their benefit, if it
is a source Of consolation, We say that the as
sistance is ready from abroad if we vote these
small subscriptions, and that Lord, the great
railroad President of roads centering in Gin
cinnatti and Cutler, the President of the
Cincinnati & Marietta Railroad, have taken a
very deep interest in the scheme, and that it
is through their exertions this company has
been organized to build the road, if we vote
the subscription in Virginia. These gentle
men are aware Of the advantage of this con-
nection to their railroads, and hence the in
terest which they have manifested In it.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-20
AUG usTA FLOUR MILL,
" DWELLING HQIISE AND IANn FOE

ALUADLd AUdUSTA FLOUR MILL,
< Y DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND FOR
SALE.-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county rendered in the case Of
s'Fauber, Guardian, &C., Us. the Widow and heirs
of Isaac Il. Jordan. decd. )" the undersigned,
whe was appointed Commissioner by said de-
cree for that purpose, will on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF DECEMBER
next, the premises, sells at public auction, to
the highest biddcrs, that most valuable property
in said county, on Jennings Branch, . near the
village of Churchyille, known as s.Churchville
Mills, and BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
all necessary ou;-houses, with about eight acres
OF excellent land. This Mill is one Of the best
Merchant Mills in this regicn in rich and pro-
ductive neighborhood, and with VERY lucrative
custom. The Dwelling House is commodious, and
we'll constructed in every way, and in good re-
pair. The out-houses are all good. 1t is rare
that such property is offered in market, and all
persons, DESTROYS Of purchasing Mill property,
would do well to attend said sale.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the costs of suit and the expenses Of sale,
and credit for the balance of six, twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty four months the purchaser excl
cutting bonds with good personal security, and q
lien retained on the property. for the deferred
payments. JOHN ECHOLS, Com'r.
Peck & Gushing. Auctioneers.
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