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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE STA, ,, Or Iowa. Is.
jaws Rowan. Surviving partner Of the
firm Of Rowan Walsh, Plaintiff.
vs..
John Bennett, A. Waltz, and the owners Of
the Steamboat s. Pau', Defendants.
In the Dietri Court ol SAID county. To the
the aforesaid Defendants.
You are hereby notii i that there Is now
on file IN the Office OF the CLERK .f the
District Court Of said Scott county pcti
ton o James Rowan. sulvring partner OF
the firm Of Rowan d Walsh, Plaintiff,
claiming Of YOU tn, sum OF fuur Hundred
Dnll,r> s4eal with interest md costs, a
jastly due HIM for certain property of said
Plaintiff, of that value, taken and coii-
vcr'ed by Won to Your owu use, ard also
ifating Tor writ of a. achmt III on the
u, uud thai SAID -, .rndan,s are non resi-
dents of the State II Iowa.
And that unless you appea, thereto and
defend before noon of thc e.ond dav of lie
next term OF sad DiStri't Court. 70 be be
gun am, holden on the 81 Monday of Nav,
A. D.. 1865, dela,.l, will be entered against
YOU and judgment rendered thereon Tor the
whole amount claimed
II K & + CftrssrN.
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John e.. We.sphnl 4 Son,
DAVENPORT NURSERY.
naven mort. Iowa.

W. have opened on tho corn Of Filth and
'arissnn street depot for the sale ot Vegetables.
sib0ei ard Gar den Seeds &c. &c Orders for
!. iuit and Shade Tees GRAPE vi es. and ~h ub-
her, ior uu, Nursery nay b. Il, IL tbs place
.,v.rs are r. spactsuil invited TO examine our
Seeds Flowers &c. mar22dm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
To Rheumatic Sufferers.

y. Is. r. Those suffering that painful disease
Rhcuna,isiu will be ,leaSed to ,...,n THAI a "a {
md lutai.le tue has 1T last been discoytred.--
DIR MARK sYPHnLfIc CURE AND PILLS are eonSt-
turIon ! remedies. !heN remove the cause and
tn Cure Is certain an e maneni Tn 50 edi-
|, cure the worst Of Rheumais'n and afe t. {
tni, medicine tina, vii In support Of what We
lav satu we viii wager
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
That these medicines will cure more cases OF
IL cumatisin rom az. cause, thsp AL 9th SO
called remedies pat toge:h,r, IN the United
states W challenge stest
r:e t.-t On ;, phl'ric Diseases giving plan
directions for treatment, companies ach PACK
aye If the nedicine.
TIE medicines will b ~ by ESpTess 10 all
parts OF til count, OH receipt OF the money
aud - &c. Is ,ddilional "a pay or packing box
aud shi Ding.
~g,i by bR fAs EeLY Il Go 5 FIRMLY Nedlciue
Sure. cernet of ri and he~tnnt stree -
Lou.>. Mo-. and ii tier branch Sore es III
sou street, Nl.ic, rs III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

For Medical and Table uses, which are perfectly
pure and need on,y be tried t. be appreciafed.-
None peuuiia unis As they have our eotd label on
each bottle. and our initisis pressed IN wax over
the cork Sold by ali druggisss and Jealess
throughout the country Call For bur goods and
take NO other Circulars TO the trade supplied
on spptcat,op 10 BENNETT PETERS i CO.,
Sold nv No ~ River St., Chicago.
+. =. Bailord. Al Wholesale BY Beiderbecke
Miller iune2n-d6wlv
sold At wholesale IN Chicage BY Fuller, Finch
4 Fuller, Bushn,an 4 Van Setback, W y. Har
ris Co., and {. +. Smith. druREiEt Of Day.
.,pror, nv Beide,b beck 4 'Iilier. s 44~ X
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
RE.IL EST.ATE.

TNORsALE by the Executors or the Estate Of
II the late ANTOINE LIE CLAIRE.
s,nud trick house On lt'th street
Double Frame huuse GU lpih street
Frame house Oh Fai nsin street, - City lots.
The Fair ,.rounds, cOut tanning ~ acres. A de-
sirablt iuye-tulrnt
: acres north eas, OF W.tmore's addition
Lots 10 Ont Lots in the city of lie Claire
Lands in i.hnSon. Nsscat'ne, i.nrisa Iowa
Jones. Powesheik. Jasper Calhonn Carroll Ger
70 Gorpo. Franxsin and Des Mones counties
GEO. l.. Da EXPORT, Exc,ator,
mra dit or, JNU. l.. COFFIN
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1DreIltng Houses For. Sale.

DsrtIltNg DOWSfs For Nnsr.
T,HE ~ srTi puL RESIDENCE on Brady st,
/ now occupied by Vim. II Carter. Esq
The desirable Frame house on Perry street, now
occupied Nv W. Stewart. Esq
The fire Brick h ,use sih street. now occu-
pied b, Nm nehoe. Esq Apply To
ara dtl JNo j. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
Davenport Savings Institution
--ovy1ce Az
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

open DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oaud holidays excepted, from q. TO p. m.
;N- SATURDAY EVENINGS ~
rom Ia o'clock. INTEREST allowed on deposits
u Ne rate OF Flvs per cent. per .nnum:
Be had at the bank.
Money 70 loan ON good improved Real Estate.
Feb2odwtS DAVID \. TRUE Pres't.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

symptoms /:
he symptoms OF catarrh "a they generally
appear are at first very slight. Persons md they
have cold. that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes oi temperature.
In this condition, the nose NAV be DRY. or d slight
discharge thin ard acr'd afterwards b.cuiniuy
thich and adhesive. A. the disense becomes
chronic the discharges are Increased IA quantity
anu clan ged in quality ; they now thick and
leavv. and are baHked eonghed OIL The Sc
c, mons are offensive. causing a bad breath the
voice is thick aud nasal; the eyes weak the
sense OF smell is lessencd or destroyed deafness
frequently takes place Another common aud
important symptom Of catnr b is, that the per
son Is Obliged to clear his throat in the morning
OF thick or slimv mucous which has fallen
down from the head during the night When
tins takes place, The person may be that his
disease is On its wa, to the lungs and should lose
n" time in arresting Il
- III. abos. bpt tssc ~ N. many Cat1,ri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
Afnrce En-; Sufc.
sSoss sn,sufv Lands.

XXCPPERNA AN LOCK THREE STORES
w 81 @rady Sur, e. Tor sale "
n,r7 III JN0 H. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
l"wm..,u,I. u,,H ro,,nI.ot..

n ' FHVNF, Ut NFNF', UfiU
i Townships For sale by
m.-dli mo I. COFFIN
l"wn Kinds nssI EoSsn Lots.
IJl.G1G ACRES from 81 ~ Upwards
1O.6SO y. AeH ma I, S.h @ aka A'1"s-
q losa ...ui~ N Davenport. Walcp't Durant
ant pANnev Improved tatIns II scott ana c.
dar con i'ies For safe by
mr4-At. JNn L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

\ - fhe Blimd aees.NW Cure ne Pay
HR }! HOMER SHAW will treat all curabe
diseases Of the Eye and Ear on the ABOVE
terms He also trea6 oil FEnAtk sConeLAiSrs
and diseases Of Children. Office 90 Som'n C'aIk
SsresS CHICAGO. Letters II inquiry with stamp
enclosed win receive prompt attention:
ISdress JHOMER SHAW.
p a. asSsJtsnv ans aga dlv chicago. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

0<@n
HO0AVA0 = a24HH 8 l
aff
= 4qo cKesofe 0000ss
BUfRobAckD Al otf1aA.
~ 10 a.s,sa.xyy,
NM OUO0oo0 Du0o0y0
a7es Ten .ho...~ .o.,,.. -
s'N~ 50 10 one msaoh N msse ~
IL q ssas<h.~
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noo~s., .,,A,,.,..u.n, al
~ e - 49,. = N ~ - In
enc, c."p'ss' aud general De-
E ,o,.crm p,~~vps
e58il "o'As'
b., fhgpessss sv,Assus ton
lla Ae appetite 40 digestive or
: cSsA .Ifz BIO s.
- RoBAcKs RrrrHRs
n Dshitited ladies and seder
= tAfy pe'rofs VIZ IN h~m
> ~
vineelass ful before each meal will indees-
They are better than all pispovders Ard other
49, +s y
-
They - b takes wiou ssead b dlet ana q a. A.
1855 III So 9t
ey are prepared by An old and sksllfu from
-.
md IN, II. de-apvxmsn, NJ IN, stomach bjiliousness
'''"' 80
They posses W MI rful tonic properue' evhg zone 70
Tue aPpee's 81" "s
ynp.Ce, n usTspeua
,,.,,,.., ,.,,.. and ..dac,arv cer.on. ~iu Ana g.,
De"'''''''4 mem an .rs~llrr.t tonic
g.4Ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

a single Route W i'll last 10 s,,OneV,
Ito he nsc q three times
y bay.

GesisznOnisl.
ff,.Aa Nm Thos. IL Turner, ~ N7ah,r Of con
yrsss. .ifon Htino,s. tate Speaker n ths Hi,ao,s
House u Representatives., and Grand faste, or
d., f. aud Il H. u III. .statsof Ilihots
FREEPor1, Oct q. 1862.
r D. II SnsLYg
Dosr sirin reply 10 your notice Of the 18th
i.si.. | would sav that ! Was severely afflicted
with taarrh iof wears within becst3g .ic.iaaimt-
ed with ,6u AMI bought two botte. OF your
Liquid tatafth Rc,ned, BEFORE had used one
bottle was -ensibly improved aud before the
second bottle aas hnisaed. was completely cured
! recommend the medicine to al aic,ed with
fmarrh. Res'ly ,ours TBos :. TunSea
DIR. ID. III. Sf.ELYE & Co..
SOLE fRoPE.rnRs, Chicago. III.
- Laboratory al treepoTt. Illipois.
General Agents.
TofI> .. PARK, ,ucnnati. ..
WM JOHNSON - Detroit Mich
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

rbs Az ~ 1D6ameno1oG ne Skis
Hunts Pre- ,cA skin Enamel. whiteee the c NJ
leasos pssns.sssly ev:E tss - n;s. IT,
and doe = M iNj6re the eAtN etnt ~ qnsil TOT
% ceueA NUM- 3 CO.. Pevfnrrrs q South
~ ~ rllaAslpele sssss as ~ - "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
raass aigs,t, Rs'et, World KhSys9 saAlvora

The want Of a sterling medicinal to meet the
ills aud necessities oftsfe suffering portion OF nu
a,S o,;rr del&cti ,s,i- particles ~Ns scSssel$ ~
till this all powerful medicine was n.hered INTO
Tho world HnLlowAr's rSvALuABLE PiLLs have
lheccpc ths nogsnncLp RExLpr Of sll nrIipns,--
~ a,sart the rank or aoor OF the complaint.
and thus. by removing the hidden cause OF dis
esse re.inyisoraie aud restore the droop,ng ener-
ci,s Of the system, assisting nature - ner TASK
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

I've :, rory ~ thsss 9rsst aems Aiss tashe ms
vmslsrful medical revelstion tlsnf tn World hnD
ev,r- kpown. L. establishes the aoeimpertsut
fac, tina. wHxnxvER, and IN WHATEVER snars ~
tefnnl disease exists. the disinftctinK searching
md healing properties q tho PIls erc Tally cq.al
10 iss sntjectica snd ssre, snd shas' WIN w
~ Gfesi Einbassadcts o. nsaist V snantind-
This il mot history written ~ - Rans o.
even derived from the expsrieDssa Of oec naisco.
Ii consists ofa compilation q tsssimcesals 49,
tie sick Of every country 80 unimPcscn.Iss,s sG
in frnr Of any discovery or invent - sineca tn's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

Dsbitited isdies and reder :
. tary pe'sors vii a d IN th~m
~ excellent tonic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

Ut. NIdI ny PifIiIt'N
Wh,cb xeyER FAILS To GU y Primary Syrhi u IN
n few DAYS " I.sG an after the ulcers ~ r4af
il will ESfEGruAlLY DEsr or he WINS, :" that II
viii rnt pasS Rom Ia, PRIMARY 70 the coSDAHf
STAGE THIS medicine l. PERFECT AN no T"
sYP. Ills he same water j. 10 nre - Il Niief'
n-.d III. FIRST STAGE 4 ctiey tuail, aNSinii.AT ;
THE III Sc that a per. ANY To- III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10

.,e the sorrres ~ The deadliest rualadee., THEN
.aret IL 10 ,i,a,e al the fluids cfthe body and
"a send poisonous stream through, al' ths casn.
lnels Of CIRCULATION. Now. what ~ tho olsra,ion
hi the pllsg They ceausc the bowels. reg1ia'c
snto \ natural condition and acting through the
seerc,,ve orasa urox TIM sLoup irsELv, chsnye
the state the system from sickness y ner'ia'
by exercising simultaneous and wholesome u
feet npon all its parts and functions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-10
q" FtF p'VkEEt VT, ." =.
The Second Stage OF Svphllis
Advice TO the Afflicted.

Reader. have yon SYPHILIS II the PRIMARY sTA1hf
Do uot neg iect Il an no n Y"tR HtAL H. hAfii
MSS and LIVE are PERiiEp ~ Tins pEsTRtC w DIS
.AsE. Str We to srRoY II. If possible. While 10
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per what cardsyou have chosen, and
fold it up as soon as written

per what cardstyou have chosen, and
! fold it up as soon as written
M. c. did so.
'.You have chosen the ace of SHADES.
1.-THE king of clubs, the knave of dia,
monds, and the Queen of hearts oui-
city remarked the wizard, .,s Mr. G.
finished folding his paper, those being
tie Cards of which NJ. g. had Just
written down the names.
De CASTOR then asked Nj. G. to
write q number Of historical dates on
II piece OF paper, fold it up, and hold
it III his hand.
" have my list already" cried NJ.
CT, triunlphantly.
"Nery- good..' replied De. CASTOR
BE so kind as to open the paper l
gave yon Oh entering your study"
Judge of 10y stupefaction. said
Mr.. G, when + found that the
paper he had given me, on coming
plicate of my list
On another occasion, little group
of scientific men, including the great
astronomer M. LIE Verrier. had as
sembled privately to witness De Cas-
toms wonders.
II do not pretend to any vast
amount Of science remarked that
gentleman, but I have discovered Il.
method of calculation which enables
mo to solve any mathematical problem,
no matter how difficult, instantanc-
ously.'
Nonsense, SIR" shouted NJ. LIE
Verrier, who is very irrascible and very
rude when out of temper, 1.-The thing
is impossible!"
Try me, ?" returned De CASTOR, re-
questins q great. mathematician pre-
sent to PROFOUND some very difficult
problem in the upper regions of .alge-
bra. The mathematician took out Ills
pencil and wrote out the terms of
some terrihcally abstruse and compli-
cate computation, when De CASTOR,
placlng his paper on the instant be-
fore the mathematician, remarked,
Il think, Monsieur, you will find that
this IS the correct solution of Your
problem And correct it VAS.
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MEG5CEILAN~,
Carolina our Home.

= ~. Carolina our Home.
caroG,.a, Carolina! in thy nighttime OF
Ourlove for thee brighter und warmer doth
Tho the crown Of success haG encircled tn y
brow,
fYe rc'er could Lave loved thee more, sondly
}, Sl.al HON,
and l,e'er VIII We leave thee, as exi!cs 20
For Caroiina, Carolina, is our own blessed
EoMe.
Dur homo, thdt was bought Ly the blood Of
cur slres,'
Iii the ashes q patriots st.ll;i;t t.leir hlosr
rAey ,tindls within US the spr::: ,h.s burns
Win love foI Cur country, lhat molrlis
wlien she lioArns;
That loves her the Dertec rae darker her
For s:ae'.. still Carolina, car bright, sunny
hUnC.
By al WHO have Veg, Cor ::cr--al. wne have,
oleIi-
I,y ~ uf her living ul.,l al Of .;.'r dead -
Ey All of her heroes a,,l n,astxrs- -nc'N
LcGr
Leave "a Country 80 tcnder'y, sa;1ctily GEAR.
NJ. we'll stay with il,r, share lii her FATE,
iut What cuIile;-
=
And, ,Aou.., our !ovcu land ;s now under
L.,c cloud,
" lci pa.s' and her present hcr children
arc liroGd.
Oh! :le'er can they blush whtn they nrrlc
. ilcr Gear Eanls-
Il IS written too high il the arca;vcs Of
f:snc;
aud soou shall Gods sunshine di,,psl the
d.! S4uuri
That rests uA Carolina, our cnc,. .ia!'nv
home.
IF her children are true to her now, as OK
Sore,
The days at her mourning will shorty be
o'l:r.
All. il i;lcy tursal.e her in this Time Ct ner
ieGt
Wcil n4y her hands wither, we'll may her
heart bleed;
-Dus thrs Will nu,, they cannot--o'cr tho
w'ui'lI t..cy n1lS ht roam:
They'd tiad i!p Carolina-no place like i,:cir
.ioluc. u. NJ.
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TIE CHRISTIAN INDEX,

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ID ass tic r.aiis urc re-s2tabllsheG, l ,"..l
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Price of "ChIL's index, 80. ~
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A:tS . I'm" SASiCEl. BOYLIN
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) Extraordinary Ascent.

Iho following account OF q flying
| machine is certainly most curious and
entertaining. 1t occurs in the cores
pondence of the Chicago TrUme. and
the writer tells his story with edifyiny
gravity. The experimentllist is in
troducetl us a Mr.. David T.. Smith, of
Minneapolis, Minnesota:
Tilis morning, ut IL o'clock. the
| hour appointed, We were promptly at
NIr. Smiths store, and found hin,
ready TO start. At the door there
stood two teams and wagons, one uf
/, which contained what supposed to
be Il canvas tent with poles. &c. LII
t.le other we took our seats. The
party consisted Of Mr. Smith and his
clerk, james McLenlan, Capt. Cobb
and myself, Patrick Riley and Andrew
Ward, the Clriver-Six III all. I:.
Smith w:Is enveloped i'll Il. large linca
dnster, which quite concealed his per
SON. During the ride he appeared
rather serious and tacit,nn In two
hours we reached point about twelve
miles West Of the city, and there
stopped. The country was Il rolling
pcanc, wholly uncultlvuted. and with
either side.
Ihe canvas, &c., was taken out
and spread upon the ground, anil |
found, to my ,.muZemcnt, that instead
OF Il tent, 1t w;ls an immense kite, made
OF sail cloth, with Il strong jointed
frame. 1t was of the kind known a..
the house kite, heAagon in form; and
when put together was twenty-five
1set in length, thus containing an area
VI over five hundred square tee! LIS
cord was about the thickness Of my
Little finger, but of great strength,
having been manufactured to order
Inc tail Of the kite was merely IL light
rope ladder. Mr Smith now threw
OH his linen Guster, and 1 could
scarcely avoid laughing at his extraor-
F.: nnary appearance. Beneath his arm
pats, aud extending round his body,
. tnere was copper cylinder, foot
wlde from top to. bottom, and about
TWO ieet Ill ditmeteE. His ordinary
closhlng had been replaced by IL tight
! hitting sult of ribbed cloth, made ap-
! parently all In one piece: Attached
to his arms and body were IL pair OF
webbed wings OF strong material, with
! Il light framework OF steel. When
at rest, these wings, (if I may so call
them, hung loosely about hin like a
closed umbrella
* X
! made these observations hastily
for Mr.. Smith 1T once placed hims,.;i
; upon the rope ladder, and requested
tnat the kite, which had been set up
! On a slight elevation, should De raised.
Tne Captain and myself called out to-
gether rnat he had forgotten his para
cutie; but he replied nnpatiently th..t
he dad mot need it. We declared.
however, that We would not permit so
fool-hardy an experiment unless thi,
precaution were taken, and after q
little parlcy he consented. \ steady
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4 E;cron,:,,lccr i'm Paris.

\ Paris correspondent Of the Mon
ta'esl Hrr.a,t says:
.E::".-. is in this city . certain ". de
C,.stoon, IL man OF good family and
great requirements, whose fe,lts Of
,,rc,t;diyation are equal to tlissse Of
he most renowned professors of tire
lrSS.
VIII, his head tied up ir> q couple
If towels. and then covered viii, IL
irs,ctot. lie viii read withcut hcsita-
tlon, and :ls fast ais written, :, .M:uss of
.ioaar w1.ss:en ~ his request GA the
Opposite, wall. ~ one OF his &e,ts4.s$,
l.e threw :, p;Ac" al folded .rIer tt, IL
iliy v.,o !. :, ile>ar ,>el Hin, re-
GUESSING IL p;,t it IL her poke. l,n-
o;,vnet,.
Aosyr!c1in watching the marvellous
things done by th, performer, the
lady had quite forgotten the paper,
when Do Castor requested her to
mama one of the thre(, kingdoms Of
q, nature. She named the vegetable
.zingao:.l. De Ca,ton, singing out
another lady. requested her to name
son1e class OF objects belonging TO
iil..t Kingdom. ''Eiowers, replied
:ae l.dy. Tuning TO d third lady. he
;.shcti kar tn meme a. flower. The
rose" " SAID the third lady.
Turning again to my friend he re-
,lu.sted her to I"aa the contents Of
III, paper in her pocket; on doing
which ano forni these words: The
Vegetable Kingdom. Flowers. The
R.'se." y A.an OF great Literary rcp.,-
t;sSicr, being inviteii t. Il private per
Torrance OF De Caston;s, went away
incrodulous and disguste,l, that gen
tienen should lsague themselves with
charlatan. 4 day or two attor.ar.l.s,
lie r3ceiTed a note from. De Castor,
saying that he s.lo;:id call upon him
in i. day or two. Ir. L. G.
a:ccrelingly got down some rare old
Historian from one of his shelves, ..l,l
picked out about twenty dates of little
known historic facts; IL tie annals of
several countries and in remote ages
He drew up his paper, folded it. put
it away in his waistcoat pocket, not
showing it to any one. De CASTOR
arrived next day, and was shown ut
once to the study.
Pray don't disturb Yourself" said
De Custom; ''kcep your seat, and let
me place myself here, " and drawing Il
chair to the opposite side Of tho table,
lie took folded paper from, his pock-
ct, and gave it to Mi. G.. Don't
open it till ask YOU to do so, said
Uc CASTOR; and Mr.. c. placed it
unopened i'll his pocket.
Have you a pack Of cards?' de-
manlud the visitor.
However, We can do just as well
.is.@,at cards Is Wiz then by simply
~.-.-ls .li..c we have them. Sow, .
..4I-i. holding out his hand,
-, III .>5;inee taao am Offering yo';
a 3.c'i ii c-4rls, i-o,n wnlcll you select
foar"
-!.G-- feignel to draw out four
c;,.,is, ana to place them before him
on the table.
DO good enough to write on pa
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In view of the hcimportancc of th< ..l, =, . :
ing Convention, it is of vital col,sc..t,r"cr
to Us chat we should be REPRESENTED ny :Ec1l,
not only of patriotism sld :.H1.r'cncc, but
OF legal requirements. beg. therefore. TO
present to TIE voters Of NichianC til" names
rE the following gentlemen, wh, air cmi-
ncntly fitted for tiic responsible post for
w.lic.i tlIcy 2"c nominated.
C:l ACELLOE CAERQ..
llOx. WM. l.. DLSA USSCRE,
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For She Convention.
The friends of tho Union md Of their
Stat, desiring to bring INTO acr Councils,
practical knowledge, sound patriotism and
devotion to her best interests. respectfully
:loinilate the following scntlulic, as ti2.<-
gates to the state IonvcutiN. from TIE
District of Iic,iland:
JOIN CALDWELL
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