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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

THANKSGIVING DAY.-To-morrow will ba n
general holiday this city, and rel glous ser.
vices ill be held in the churches The Execu.
tive Departments and the m unicipal Offices will
be closed, aud the school children will have
holiday, most of them, until MonSay next
There will be matinees and evening perform.
ances at the two theatres i'll this city, and other
amusements, which will be found noticed else
where. The steamer Arrow will make an ex-
cuTsion trip to Mount Vernon. leaving IN the
morning and returning in the afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25
Emusements. &C. Thanksgiving Day.

Walls OFEEA HOTsg.-Niss Western will
appear as " Jack Sheppard" and As Jenny
I.ind" IN the evening. At the MATINEE. The
UruEkard" VIII be performed n red uced rates
of admission.
NATIOSAL T9EATER--Matinee at D. m for
children. when VIII he presented - CuIldren in
the Wood" and &c Jlden Farmer" In the
evening Miss Mitchell will appear III the
- Pearl OF Savoy.
CARROLL HALL--GTant concert in the eve-
pmg for the benefit OF -. Aloysius Church,
" hen some OF the best musI zeal talent will an.
pear.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Nard.-The FAIR
Of the LaGiSs kebeksh Degree Association will
be opel afternoon and evening.
EXCURSION To MOUNT NERNON.-The
80, amer Arrow. capt. Stackpole. will make an
excursion 10 Mount Vernon, leaving her wharf
~ the city II II 4. m. returning III time for
dinner
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EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. McCUTCHFN,
sTREFT. BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREET WEST.
Opposite st. Aloysias Church ocH-,m
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EfckLkssSRss OF LIFE.-Eaiior Il t4s !Ssar.-
IN view OF the numerous instances which I
have witnessed during the last three months of
persons engaged In buying and selling diseased
horses IN our city, would call the attention
OF our councils TO the ihad@quacy of the pres
ent law IN Mitigating the evil. Scarcely a day
passes mat one or more OF these diseased horses
tsuHerIng with the CHAMBERS or farcy), are not
founc In the most crowded tboroughfares-the
markets ard horse MISUNDERSTANDING the con .
t'gion 10 Inc Property OF our ciuzaus, and in
some instances to themselves A fatal iss OF
farcy occurred only a few days siucs in the
northern portion Of the city, taken from one OF
these diseased animals, brought here by reck-
less and unprincipled dealers. The surround
Ing county, am informed, and kno " OF my
own knowledge. contains numerous cases of
CHAMBERS and farcy. and the owners OF the ami
mais, in many cases, for a slight consideration,
are induced to sell them to these second rate
dealers and reckless parties, who oring them
here, IeopardIZing the lives of our citizens. In
mediate action is necessary TO remedy the evil,
and invoke the authorities TO apply it with
out delay. &,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

WHlTE-YOUNT. On the 18th instant. by the
Rev Il. Pey ton Brown, MIR. LEWIS O WHITE,
ofW hitestown, Pa, to Miss SUE YOUNT, former
Iy OF Adams county, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

CoHHs, &o.--Dr. WhiLe, Surgeon Chiropodist,
u twelve years practical experience IA the
United States and Canadas, aud established at
f<4 Pennsylvauia aver ne, Washiug ton, ID. O.,
since lH5l, removes COrus, BHEiOns, Bad Nails,
&c, ard successfully treats nil diseases of the
feet without pain or Incon venience to the
patent. Inc shoe can be worn with ease I'M
'n'oldtely after the operation. Refers 10 tae
many eminent ply sicians, surge ons and thou
sands OF other responsible persons who pa
roDl2e his establishment. Hours from a. M
70 i. II. No Ctarke for cons ultatiCR at office
Calls made at residences from 20 pm
PRISONS wishing TO subscribe for rfE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
VIII please leave their orders at No. ~ Ess:
capitol street. between lth and 5th.
JOHN CoGaISs, Agent
WRAPPINe PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
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MAREIAGE UNDER DIFFTCUL TIHS-A pan-
tlenn;tB, no dUung the war held a position in
the Suartermastar's Department, resided on
Capitol Hill, and hecT-ne very much attached
10 one CT The fair laGv teachers Of our public
schools. " lao returned his affection with m
isres'- he cCn>Pl uencp of which was an en-
Eigement between the parties. The day was
fixed wher they should become bone Of one
bone, flesh OF one flesh, &c, but misfortune
frOWned IN the meanwhile on the gentleman
ailuded To- he lost bis position during the
summer. and although fate seemed 10 stare
Dim darkly IN the face, he resolved mautulIy
u lTy Tor another place. tie struggled LONG
and n vain. The time iready fixed for IN
marriage Was near Al hand, and wha- was he 20
do Sir1 ghr WAY be went AMI related his sltu
a!iOn 10 his betrothej. who, although for sona
Tine a victim 70 the DEADLOCK IN the city JOun-
Cils. bad Iust Received through The Kindness OF
Mayer TOW'n- 4 CheCR fCT her unpaid salary
4 his she al once turned over 10 her auxiouS
hCrnrt bidding LIN 70 get y c1sbnd fOrthVirh
and stj her on The marIt.I platform He
Wen form Rejoicing. but alas, he could Ot fluid
ih+ Men % cash some mad hot the money.
y nile otEtTs lacked the will 10 cash he cGecZ
4 Ms SiaIe OF things continued fiii aim ~ The
tOGr appointed Tor the marriage. when giving
MP 10 urss ar be rushed m check IA hand, u
WLeEe me PtT~OT, BRIDE and friends Were
aN SttEg The ceremony. After relating IN,
troubles ana dIsappOIntments. q friend present
with compassion IN Las soul, cs.shed his check
Inc WcuiG-De groom took his plaza. and in the
II. !nhling OF an eye vas the husband OF mis-
htntiaC;ress- The lady school teacher sent ~
Fer reS lgnatlOH- and The PAIR after i!Jui1ttiny
several IttlP board bills started for far WIS.,
EN- Sidie 10 settle and perhaps rear a family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

NETTING OF TIE BOYS IN PLUE-A meeting
CI ih' boys III Blue was held last evening a.
hit q League Hall General A. Grant IN tna
ChaII' fl A. GIaEt- I'd lu-ant general, Off ialed
Is secretary. The report of the comm ,ttae on
Ibi-. anu regulations was read and unaut-
hHosiy adopted. 1 he objects OF the oryaniZa-
non, IS >et forth m the rules aud regul1tloas
al" 70 act as an auxiliary 10 the Republican
'Tty Of tie District OF COLUMBIA, promofing
TIE rfES iency ~ The said party: % bring fuIiy
INTO recognition all the industrial elements
that are 80 essential IL the prosperity OF the
District, and advocating features looking 10
The - bJ@e's of internal city improy ements and
man fractures. 20 the end that an OTyaniZei
and systematic eilJrt NAV be at once made 10
add 10 The pOpuiatICA and promote the Ius-
ir.,s Of rnr DistTIci.
Col. HEl-e moved hat committee OF seven y ?
an OiLird 10 present names or proper ;prrso us
Tor NE Il tsrs OF the executive board of thu. or
ranlzaiiCE al the next meeting: adopted; and
ID" following were appOi 80 Gen A. Grant
tren. j. j.. Adams, Coils. J. =. Nenahle g. l.
Hulse- a. II. Bland &. H. Fisher and Georga
HHttCn. Gen. Adams moved that a COMMITTEE
q me &c appointsd 10 make the neces arv az
ISL nenls 40r ne demonstration TO taks place
On lie IN OF Dec mber next. adopted: aud Gen
J. X Adams. Lieut.. Col James Peak, NJ nor l.
u tutlT-- Capt. y. Joyce. Col james Green
MAJOR =. L. Hulse, Col e.. Il. Fisher. Major ]
n San" and John r. y. williamson Were ap-
lSint'd lie committee. Lieut. Cunningham,
OF ths hTst regiment, offered a series of r1solu
tlors condem-iug the course pursued by The
Sciol@Ts and sailors L MON: which were uuan
lECusly adopted. Hon. J. T. COston. late of
II Ot OrEId Leg -l1tTTe addressed the meat
ing. and gave q IOrcihia account of the m
Treatment Of the Union citizens Of hIs S.a-a
Curing the late campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

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MARRIED.

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OUR DUMB COMPANIONS; or stories about
DOGS, Horses, Cats, and DOnkeys. WITH
seventy Engrsyings. by Weir. Landseer,
others. Small ausrto. With illumi-
Tsled panel 250
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

OURCHILpREN'S PETS. Illustrated with
seventy Designs bv Birkst Foster,
eir. aud others. Small guartO, Cloth.
MIIh Illuminated nAnrI. Pr -. q , 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

The skill q an accomplished artist is shown in
these graceful playthiBgs of art; they &c sdmi-s
Ly drawn, aud dispiay feeling and taste. Tue
story : happily told, and = pleasant book been
made. - lrt grHrgaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

THE CHILDRHN'S ALBUM OF PRETTY
PItIU RES. with short stories. 3D. CLcle
John. Containing over three huudred aud
fifty full page Illustrations. Printed in
handsome sty lie. An cloth, gilt Price. 2 , y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-25

JACK THE CONQUEROR. By the Author
of"Dick and his DonkeT.' With txehS
full page lllustrsliOns. small lHsrtO Cloth,
With Illuminated panel Price-.-......-.....-.s2 .
ANIMaL SAGACITY. A Selection Of re-
arkaDle INCIDENTS, Illustr alive OF the ga.
gacity Of Animals. Edited BY Mrs. q.
Hall Illustrate after designs by Hsrri-
son Weir and others. Small quartO. Cloth
Nth fllumi I'd nAnrl- pri,a G 7. -
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OUR BOYS HOLIDAY BOOK. Specially
designed for kntertslEment OF Boys In heir
Holiday Hour. With Elk full page c lJred
kEgrsyiRgs, and thirty six other 1lustra-
items. ] volume. small syo. Cloth, extra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
w.,Idn,, sim the Note.

John Rogers was before the mayor,
Yesterday, charged with being drunk:
He was fined one dollar and costs, and
in default Of money or friends, went to
iail ten days. This reminds US Of a
little incident of which John was the
hero. On Tuesdey he called into a Ger
tain business house, about two-thiras
shot, and said =
wPlase Misther, could We be afther
accomwodatin' me wild a noter'
The gentleman in charge blandly COM
piled, when John asked him to put IN
WCertainly, sir; what shall | say?'
Wby We See" said John, "Tim Din
mia owes me twenty dollars, and want
~ mt it in q note, so he'll be afthe'
payiu' me-" -. en.a on,
the note, tone day after date | promise
to a John Rogers" &C., n ion
took il and marched off. In nal. a,
hour, however, back he came, In n'g'
dudgeon. uv
"See here, Mis,her," said he: "f,'
haven't fixed this right at all: re nan
got Tins name down what To
ID lis the note good for withou
Tins name on it?"
"But, my dear sir" replied the gen
tleman, Tim must sign the note him
self. No one else has any right to d
II. Take it to him and let him sign it.
uOh bother take Tim can't hur
him up. Just be afther writin' his nam
down there at the bottom: I'm NJ
handy wild the pen or I'd DO 1t meseli.
No amount Of argument could pc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
To nh whom /, May C~ouccrn.-o. T. Bar.

To nl Whom IL May C~ouccrn.-o. 7. Bar
her 4 Co., Gold Hill. have now on hand and for sale
. good assortment OF new and secondhand stoves
both cook and parior. Tinwarc. Wholesale and re-
tall. In quantities to suit. Also. min nSturcs-sueh
as enanelcd kettles. wooden buckets. snovels.
s.oons hand brooms and brushes. Do all kinds Of
Iobbinr-such as cutting and hitting gas pipe. Wa
Ger pipes repaired. Tin. copper and sheet iron ware
nod. % order. A good assortment Of wooden and
hollow warc-such as pals, tubs. etc. Extra stove
h,css-,II OF which will be sold cheap. for cash.
Also. 1000 pounds old lead for sale. 1yio-im.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

D washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, oppo-
lite Enterprise Building. c street. Virginia six
fine tables with latest improved cushion ana IN
good order. Finest wines. liquors end cigars a
comfortable place to stand read the Atlantic an'
Pacific papers. Call and see. ldfs'u.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

Rad T~HIs,-Fresh Shell Oysters. Fresh
CLANS, Game. Of oil kinds and a fiIs'e
Ls.eA, can be had at OLIVER sELRs hene
mem, stand. In Gibson & Cross Saloon, Gold
I'm. at all hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

suade John that it would not be all
right, and he finally left, saying he would
"fnd some dacont man that was not
ashamed to help a poor divil to his
rights ."-Tokdo Blade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

FLRAs.
LYoN's MAGNETIC INsEcr POWDER Ia sure and GER
tain death 10 everything Of the Insect speeie-fichs
Reaches, Mosquitoes, Ants. Bugs,
IT KILLS INSTANTLY.
What is peculiarly surprising In regard 70 this AZ.
t,cic ia that Notwithstanding Its instant death 20 IN
sects. il is perfectly harmless TO mankind and DO
nestle animals. II can be inhaled or eaten Win I'M
nnnity. II bear the testimony OF eminent diNnter-
eS'ea p r TEL FROM POISON.
No article has ever given such positive satisfaction
in It's use. - Va o..uy and
readily used-directions accompany each nask. BE-
ware OF counterfeits. .n.A
nriyate stamp OF DENLs BARNES q Co. Every
thing else OF this kind is an Imitation or eonnterieit
Apy druggist VIII procure the genuine II you Insist
yG soI TH 81 n dfas III and dealers on tho Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
MEXICAN -n.,a
@ IMMINENT

IMMINENT.
II ia mn admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
IMMINENT performs more cures In shorter time, Oh
man and beast, than any article ever discoScfeu.
No compound has over been invented 10 useiui
and cricacious In curing
RHEuAATisM,. c2h. ahHo~f'
Rpr.IsSs. EAR ACHE,
SppIiss. SwELLiNGs.
FRnH Gers OF WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an external ap-
p~lication. NON uopors
| II ia an indispensable and valuable remedy IN AZ
| cases OF OF SPAWN, Splint, Ring-Bone, Wind-GaI,
II should be kept in every house, camp and stable.
Accidents will occur. Promptness Is efficacy.
All genuine is wrapped In stecl.plate engraylnGs'
hearing thr signature OF @. W. Westorook, Chem.
ist. and the private U. 8. stamp OF DEhAs BARSEs
" An cfort has been made to counterfeit II with a
eheap stone plate label. Look eloie!
Sold by ali druggists and stores In every town anu
mining camp on the Pacific coast. dr2-ly2or3p.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
erArE NEWS.

Dewitt talks Of putting down Nichol>
sen pavement on 10 principal street.
-Clinten hes wrapping paper mill !;
viii make print nsxt ysar.
Lyons has COED sslid rai'rssd ccn-
asetisa With The rest u ths wssld.
-Lysss was laid sus 10 1887 by Msssss.
Warren, Busll ssd Rasdall.
The Iswa ssfssa sehesl 10 said 70 b
lscstsd 10 Nahasks seasty. whe kssws :
The per ssot. sisstisa in haqusksta
and South Fork townships. - aid ~
Lyons sailrsad, resulted ssgativsly. II b
y b tried again January I'd.
The Clinton Heysld has abandsasd
steam printing, moved ists third story.
and gone stsutly as vsrk closer upoa The
verge Of frst principles. Nay Il prosper.
Tho jasper county safe robosrs-
Cha. Udsll and Absam Richardson, we're
sentenced last week BY Judge sampson y
serve The terms Of ten aod seven ysars. 70.
spsetissly, in the 6tsts Psaitsntiasy. The
sheriff has delivered then ever te that il
stitutisn. The Republican says that ~
The $500 ef which the county VA rsbssd
esly 39l5 we're recovered from thses ras-
eals. It 10 sess satislsssion TO know that
I've sf the villains engaged il the robbery
afs thus disposed Of; and although there
probably wsuld bs ~ hspes Of recovering
The remainder Of The nsnsy st THE late
dsss. yst W hsps the others, enssssd in The
crime with these. will ssms day b fsrrstsd
cut and made - sulsr The just pusishosnt
Of their crimes"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Pam PAIsr WILL Sror PAIx wHsS Dec
ssRs FAlL.-Welcett's Pain Paint will Do
Il; and IT, you have Cstarrh, recsllset that
Wolcstt's Annihiiater, pint bottles, 81. will
eradicate this disgusting disease. roet and
branch. Six pints, sent free sf express
chsrgss, for IS. or one pint Of Wolcotvs
pain paint. Address DR.. Wo'cott, 10
Chatham Square, N. Y. Small bottles sold
ct oil drug stores.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
Wea.s Use Any Osher.

Wsbstsr's Vegetable Hair Invigsratsr is
ths moss popular Hair Preparation in the
market. - thousands Who are using Il are
daily tstifying. II 10 prepared BY enc si
the best Chsmists in the eeuntry. Physi-
eisas use It, and pssosuses il the best
Preparation for restoring The Hair and
promoting its growth. 10 the history d
Hair Preparations. "Wen't use any ether. '
10 the popular motto. Fer sale by all drug
gists. J. WsBsrsa 4 Co., Prsp'Ts.
Nashua. N. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

WssTwAaD SrILL.-Ths iron horse cen.
times 70 pu6 The fressn cir Of the prairies
% the c., r. l. 1 p. r. n. wet u Dee
ksinss, - The Cass County ksssesssr ssys
the constsustien traia has reached peint
nine milss east Of Grove City. which 10
eighty miles west Of Dee Neinss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Tasr are ceoing in-svssy day-tbsss
splsodid new geods st Child : Os.s, Brady
street..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Tn Davsapsss Cslsoisstiea Assesaaaiss
meets q Lahsnass's Hall te-0essew o.
usday) evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Hssa-Ous farmers are esming ints
market % fast = they can with their hsgs.
Prices sssgs psssty we'll up, with the pres
pscts sf being higher after The 6rst rush i
ever. Peter Wilson. q Blue 0rsss, brought
in drsvs u 10 this msssisg. he avsrsgs
weight Of which We 800 lbs. and received
lss Shs aans sts. pr lb.-es7e, fes ths
drove.
Alex. Burnside brought IL 10. avssag.
Jog 40 which hs ssll for 81 sts.-el72. 80
fer The drove.
Bat the beg, - is . hog regular market
sspplisr. vss brought in frsn Bloc 0raas.
By eur old friend, james Burnsiis- eS5
pounds, oil Inside one ssat sf brussels -ssd
sold for 81 cents. jest "a 81 IL for enc
hsg,-gssd fss Blue 0rass-whe can report
bstter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11
new - D.alA up . Casy.

Philadslphia 10 new rsapiug her juss 70.
yard afesr ysass Of pasieut iodusssy and
honest satsrpriss in bsisg rssegnissd - the
great aasufacsusiog sensrs Of The Uniee.
While New Yesk vas epeonlstisg 10 stocks,
bsewise bubbles which EsAsses1 golden
esless soly - eellapss whom eeesght 10
ssotsse vish sslid oeetss, PAilsdsiphia Aas
bssn stsaAily ssskisg invsstosass ef hr
ousplas eaQital 10 o1bGeoatlal laeeesises
Mills end shsps, ustil ts-day, shs rasks -
the Ira - tie oansiastssipg cities, the
piesess, - IL we're, in seisssi0c msehanics.
4 city thss dspssdisg Sss pssspssisy ON
The preductisae ef her people, We, with
the nv oaossial within thsls rsosA, oaDu-
faetufs iomssssly, will sesa ssesre a is-
flowing current Of Wsslth which ~ crisis 10
BUSINESS can adeet. end which will alWays
- in . csnditisn 70 rsaupsssts iron any
vicissituds which eaa arise out Of tso1s.-
RkiisdelpAis lslsir~.
The city Of "Brsthsrly Lsvs" b sss alone
IN this psliey Of building and achieving ssl.
ess,l wealth, both individual and esrpe>
rate. You will find then ssastscsd oil sv,s
New England, ~hsrsvsr nature has given
The fscilitiss. Yaakss asutsnsss, and the
Eastsrs aisd gsserally. rsssgaisss il osn-
afactssiss the basis Of substantial wealth
asd influence. The East. to-day, controls
the trade and politics sf the nation. II i
pct bscssss sbs bee mere Of enterprise, but
because Il 10 better directed net because
che has mere Of the elements Of wealth, o.
bsstss natsrnal fasilisiss, bot bsesuse they
ere better developed. what Pbilsdslphis
and ths large 6ansiAssuring cities sf ths
East have dsas, san b dsss here IN the
wsse-and particularly right here II d.
vsspsrk Nature has bssn lavish 10 her
gifts, and has clssrly indicated The dirssties
10 which lays eur future wealth and
prosperity. Nsshsrs, perhaps. il I'll THE
ssustsy 60 there b issnd such faeilitiss
fsr I'll classes sf manufacturing. - right
hsss, within radius sf zen, q svsa Avs
miles. The Mighty sgsnsiss sf ssturs ass
ready - ~ ~ in motlss q Ne bidding Of
science ssd iaithfsl ssdsavss. We may
ssAisvs svsa greater 6nassiAl isdepsnd.
snes than Philadelphia. - sny = ths
inAssosisl siliss sf the Eass. 10 sdditisa 70
their railroads ~ hsvs Ne great river. espA-
bic sf dsise . hua6ssd simss the present
smsuae Of bssinsss ~ have The esrdss
Il The sssassy, in esr bresd prsisiss,ss feed
The hundred Of thousands whs would be
attracted here BY the smsks sf thousand
manusasiesiss. The raw mstssial 10 with
10 easy rsaeh, the power lice dsraant, eur
Geld 10 great and daily extending. eur esm>
pstitisn is lees than the cities Of The East,
but the results can never b sstained un-
sought.
We ssk Of eur people 70 tAisk Of these
things durisg the wistss mesths, and
learn from them . lessen. Philadelphia
has her New York 70 gamble in stock ;
we have a..Chieags fer that purpose and.
lot us toe, seek investment for oil eur
capital IL "isctoriss, mile, snd shsps." i"
uatil ws..tse. rank 6sse - The aanuisstuf-
Ing centre ef Ne vbsle eesntry, and -
cure . wealth which ''ne crisis in business
| an eject"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

QUass.-lt 10 noticeable how people b.
gin to bsstr themselves on The approach sf
cold weather. The sensible snss 50 right
Of and purchase whatever 10 nesdful for the
cold term while others, who are net "
sensible. wait until it's slmost spring bsfsrs
they will buy anything. They ere waiting
till things get cheaper, % they say. This
10 queer phase Of life, but il dsesn't &C.
count a oil fer the crowds that are new
securing their winter furs q S0ith, the
Hatter'e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Tn Bsss PLAes il the city - by ysuf
shsics family grsessiss 10 at the yell kaewn
hose si Parks 1 Hssoss, sssssr sf Fourth
and Brady streets. Everything that eas ~
sssa IL hrst class house can b found
here. They have been established fer
many years in this city, and with supsrsr
faeiliiiss for the purchase sf No. l greer
lee they stiss great ind ucsmsnts - our citi-
ssns 10 The way Or choice goods.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

OecasfAsY SenesislS ~ il hie ssDest
that measures hass bssa takes fs the
eenstruction q The Rock IalAnd bsidee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Tas question whether ladies shall vote
10 decided At ast,-Yss; A vs.s has been
taken, and il was unanimous for-"Lovs
among the Roses"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

DsH's fell to attend The great auction sale
o. furniturs to-nssow morsing q Smith
1 Os.'s new salssrsso. 2l Brady street.
store formerly sesspisd By Sisksls / Pres
tsu, Iaelsssd In their sale d ess Stsinvay
pians, one parlsr ct. ssp curtains, one
Singer ss~isg aashiss, bsdstsads, tables.
eroakarv. 6c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-11

Light bread makes light shsarts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask ysur grocer
Or il, aud take No ether. Itlis . decided
improvement over any ether.