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Washington telegraph., 1865-08-02

LATEST EEws.-We Gull the following des-
patches from the 81. Louis Democrat of the 18th
ultimo. -
The American sloop Nelson. bound from Ant
| werp to New York. was burned at sea, with the
loss OF a large majority OF passengers She had
4S0 souls on board. On the 25th june the cap
tain determined to fumigats her, and for this
| purpose ordered pitch to be taken into the hold
| and red hot iron poured on it, The pitch ig-
nited and set the ship on fire. When 1t was
found impossible 20 save the ship, the captain
and others, with the cabin passengers, Left in
| the boats of the ship. which was soon burned
to the waters edge. Il is not known that auy
others escaped.
New Orleans datos OF the llth. telegraphed
from Cairo, say there 10 larg. number Of
Mexicans and Texans Oh their way to Monterey
to 20 into the service of the Emperor. The
number organised, arrived, and awaiting SIT
vice is estimated at from 1000 TO S,UUU men.
Capt Norval has received authority from the
Emperor to raise a battalion Of Texans for
guerrilla saTvice- -..-- ...r. t.~ -av-r-
"A ball was given at Brownsville by the Fed
erai officers, which was literally attended by
officers Of Cortinas staff. Som. liquor got
aboard, and Cortina's chict staff oficer advised
th'' senoritas not 10 dance with the Yankees.
This fact being made known to the officers VI
neg 70 regiments, one of them drew pistol and
with i knocked Cortinas officer Of his pins
row ensued without bloodshtd.
- SIn ANTONIO an organization Ol
| three or four hundred citizens WHO are niaip-
tanning good order. .a -.- ..
The President remains seriously but not
dangerously i'll. Applications Tor pardon com
IN IN large numbcrs--s great many from iga-
diers The Boston Traveller Of the II ih learns
that number OF rebel generals have been re-
leased trsn Fort Warren Among them was
Maj. Gen. Jackson Of Savannah. 1t is also
| understood that Gems. Marmaduke and Cabel
We're Of the patty. +H
The tiial OF Mary Harris is progressing and
| elicits a great deal Of sympathy The aTgu-
mcnis on the instructions TO the jury have been
made. The defence set up is that sort of tenn
porary insanity, which results from such yio
lent emotions IS to temporarily unsritie the
reason and cause the loss Of all control over the
| actions. "a dangerous precedent certainly
but we hope it sill succeed in her case. The
poor girl is more sinncd against than sinning.)
Other delegations from ;. Carolina, hrsdrd
by Gen. b. +. Perry and Hon. J. s. Orr, have
arrived in Washington for an interview with
the President. Object of visit unknown.
The President will recommend TO the next
Congress the adoption Of policy to increas.
Immigration, and secure further settlement OF
the public lands in the West
Madam Janett Burr widow of Aaron Eurr
died on the l7th 1t her home on Washington
Heights.
Barnums immense Museum, in New York
with all his valuable COLLECTION Of curiositics,
and his extensive Menagerie, the white whale,
lions, tigers, monkeys. snakes, and everything 2
| together, has been entirely DESTROYED by fire
The scene amongst the animals is described as
terrible
fa ~ Na~
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-02

PLHrER's NEETtSs.-~E'e rs..re pr se,st last
gasagl3y at ;h3 meeting G. piso;s,s. aRl other
t;;jzeua OF this aud ssjoRirg caunii7s. Ihs pro
c<edirss Of hisA ~i.l De tauat ia another col
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

hs. ms.c Gnv treatment Of private dAseases Ais
business and study, which has enabled him 20
perfecA rem lies which are speedy ana Pe
nent, and in al cases can be used wishoe' s'soes
anceto business Or exposure 70 friends.
Particulsr attention given 70 old stano1ne e. g..
"a auch a we're considered iucuraoie. cypeuD
in all fpvms 0onorrhGa, elect Srlcsoiss,
Also, the effects OF solitary habits, both ruinous
70 bndy and mind. aud which produce some of'he
folloux;ns effects: Blotches. bodily Wsckneses
Constlpstion. Aversion and Uneasiness IN re-.
male s..cietv. Unmsnliness, Dread Of Future
Eventsohnally acomplete prostration OF tne Y,
impotcncy can be fully restored TO health. D..
W. 10 the publisher Of new medical work which
should be IN the hands Of aA those contemplating
marriage. seat to all on rcccipt Of 10 csnts -
prepay postage. Please call tfienov e.sS
will cost yoHnothing.
The subject OF Rupture. or Hernia, has long
siuce attracted the attention OF the medical Iac.
uitv o. both Europe and America hee'ne one o.
snb;sc, 10 be afflicted with atil late years the
cure Of Rupture Or Hernia has been con. considered
quite Improbable, II not impossible While ttsy
cling through Europe in 1850, and visit ng ON
erent hospitals in search OF intcrmss t Ut. =
gave special attention to the subject Of Roptme o.
Hernia in tLeir varied and complicated sesms
which hes ensbled him to perfect remseAss -
which nine cases ont II ter cen bs permanently
cured. and furnish signal relief 70 he very wore
Kind Of Hsrpia OF Rupture II will Be neceseary
far eysrv pstivnt 10 Wait Dr. " = Saises fhey
need not remain in the city more than one day
and no pain or suffering attends any treatment
of his.a All letters with stomp snswcrses \ 10
DR.. Whittier refers the public to the to!ieranl
Sody and On Ksrnots Detroit; DR. frices 0ra..
Rsnsds. Mich: Ur Bowen and Dr. Harrison 81
j.osis< Dr. Wehstsr. Dr. 0stses. DrJ. Ds3eQ Il
Jss. Thorn. Chicago Dr Hendsrshos', Toledo Ii.'
o.; Dr. Davis. CtseiasaH " besssy u Paul
Ninn. PestoGss Box 2as4
nmw28 0kWIy
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~ 00o9 0uvo09ssst .sE YfsS
Mr. Bryant WIN ~ n yeais uld q ~
"a of November hext he bears his aee
reil. 20 Fs>1e Ne Wtise ~ - sassae
beoea. but ths Ars II yeath b in his eye,
ana his heart sill bcats strongly aild seesd-
A.. with . vital foscs thAE shows no sien
a serious physical decay. His mind, work.
no al-ttlt ADD clearly, = = quick ~ per
4rvtion snd - logical. in deduction. - it
Us twenty ycAfssgo. HIS siigtit 'and agile
squire, p.ssiag rapidly anoag w crowds
Of the street, IL that Of : man Of thirty
years sathsr than the frame which men
Usually associate with . septuagensfian's
weight Of yesn H uStAnb 4idaG to aid
bis vision The nearest approach he was
ever known 70 make TO . cOnfeasion Of in
perfect sight was in my hearing about .
fear ago. 0eiee % : window 70, read !
scwspsper, he uttered . good natured re-
nonstrance against the tinsnes Of the print,
observing that be /" didn't intend 70 wear
spectacl4 70 long AZ he could help It, but
Wished the papen would not use such smail
type"
In the matter Of dress, Mr. Bryant IL
neithse . Osqas D'Oroy 1pr > l0sace
Greeley Ne greatly prefers cleanliness d
Ayle, is always tidy, but blissfuliy uncon
xious Of the requirements OF fashion. and,
like Dominic Sampson, would be quite
likely TO attribute to the preventative quail
tiles Of the atSnosptere the exeeedis9 ~
Sizes Of any new garment surreptitioosiy
introduced into his apartment over night
Yet he is orderly and preciAe- in hia intel
lectual life-aimost to the extreme 81 fas
idiousness and liyperrrfticfsn, as if ma
tuse's ptipciple Of compensation were spec
ially illustrated in bis case. He has hear
" contempt for shAmbs, si,obs and sill
ness admires pluck, perseverance and in
dustry =; adores Natures and works hard for
the love of work, end reaiily recognizes q
worker when he sees him; findshis secres
rion in recondite studies, in green fields
bubbling brooks and the study Of natural
fbrms-in digging among the roots Of lsn-
auage in planting trees making hewspa-
pcfs and observing mankind-in the prat
dc Of children and the wisdom Of the
schools--in shUrt, in everything that tbe
world does and men think.
He has pleasant ways At odd moments
be invites his friends to little trials OF gym
nastic exercise. Can you do that Z" &c
said once p much younger nan, suifsne
the action toii1 word " liftine hilnsvIf a.
the top Of tho door By his lAu1ska nd
swinging up and down and sidewise, vary
ing the sport by grasping the d"rraang.
and repeating the feat In more Ndifichlt
position. he junior tried it. but failed ;
be had not lcaped so many rail fences in
the country As Mr.. Bryant had issped. ana
the brown beard could not wag In air -
the white one wsggcd. Rarely, if q fence
or gate is in the way ct Roslyn. docs it,
owner stop to dodge or open it. lie leaps
it. If horse is not harnessed he walks
If storm bowls, and valued friend Is
lonely in distant house, he trudges Oh
with an umbrella in one hand and . bon
quet Of flowers In the other; Offering the
latter and his company where he knows
that both will be welcome. - Examiner and
ChrvMlcLH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16


The development of the common nature,
the cultivation of the germs Of intelligence,
uprightncss, benevolrnce, truth. that he
aim, the end while special preparations
for tho field or the shop, for the forum OF
the desk, for the hand or the sea, are but
incidents. ---llvrace Nana.
To prepare us for complete living is the
function which education hastO discharge,
and the only rationsl mode IF judging OF
any educational course is to judge in what
degree it discharges such function.-Spsn
Ger.
Grant that the phenomena Of intclli-
gence conform to laws grant that the evo-
hutton of Intelligence in child also con-
forms to laws and it follows inevitably
that education can be rightly guided only
by knowledge Of these laws.-Spencer.
What is to be expected when one of thu
most intricate problems (the training oi
children) is undertaken by those who have
given scarcely thought to the principles
on which its solution dependa- Spencer
Is it, then, that the unfolding Of q hui
man being in body and mind is SO compar
atively simple process that any one ma,
superintend and regulate it with no pre-
paration whatever spencer.
Nature without instruction is blind in
struction without nature is faulty; prac
ticc without either Of them is imperfect
| Piutlrch.
The younger any one is the more sasil,
can he he improved in morals; for vir
tue IL, in its essence, natural to man, Will.
vice is strange to him.-.Seneccd.
1t is-au evil thing when, by reason Of Sc
we're pun children become ang.
at their parents or at enmity with thcil
teachers.-Luther
People who indulge their children mus
bear the sins of the latter, us much as j
they had themselves committed them
| Luther
For what else can you expect child
hwho hears cursing and foai words a
,me, to learn, except cursing and fou
words - luther II =
Everything is learned by example, rule
or practice Rules should not be set fort
before example,. Doing can only be learn
| ell by doing.-Comenius.
Not one individual can be found win
cannot, by labor, I've brought to be good 70
something -Ouiulsltan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

A rrORNEl. COUNSELLOR. &C. HAS
resumed practice. Prompt attention give. :.
professional business With %n,e s Spso Hocs
~sr B.I,ord's drug store. iel7-d6m'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16
\ Perfect Cure for Catarrh:
8!P !; "a $ ; 4%f$$
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS

The .lcoee Or Perfection.
II penetraaee the secret Ambush
Of this terrible disease aud exterminates it, root
and oranch, forever.
Il removes All the wretched
symptoms Of thia loathsome mslady. and svsrte
consumption.
d cleans the head. aesaerlses
the breath, and affords the mosa grateful relief
10 alev1ates more Agcny and Gle
lest suffering than tongues can tell.
10 10 noted 16r cur1ng the NEST
hopeless Gases, that every known means have
Il cures May. Rose ana Peraea.
ie Catsrrh, Of me most obstinate aAd violent
Ne fern efCaaarrh er noises In
the hsaA can resist its penetrating power-l
lifetime in battling with this Ssll disease His tn
Yr. GotSsiess Catarfh Bemeay
10 harmless liquid. inhaled from the palm o
u Dr.. I. Geeaale II knewn shre'.
ought the country % the author Of the only True
Theory of Catarrh ever published. Where its
oriein-whas its rsvsges-m0de Of treatment
and rapid cure in all its forms.
DIR. Go0aalese Pamphlet On ca
| terrh should be read BY every one, 1t can be
The PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArARRH. The name of DR.. r. Goodale has
beouz1p familiar thfosghout the eouAtry = II
victims OF Catarrh, from his well earned fame in
curing this terrible disease. He 10 the first and
l only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush Of this fsarfal rnalSdy. His remedy and
node Of treatment IL the only one ever known te
cnrs ia-f1koy. n. Y. Daisy Hmss. .fsss,
/ P1iny Mills, the ven known traveller, and
whose family Physician DR.. 0oodale was fol
| many yeaSs, saws:
"ff b.. Goodale SAYS he can cure CasaEfh b
caA cure It." He further cestiGes that the "
has f1w equah Il msdical skill, ~ - supssise'
Pie successfal psaol1se. s, 4. 81 4
Hay, Rose nd reriodse Cstsrth, -ssr Good
aDe's Cstsssh Rehedy and mode Oftveasment no
only aGof6s the gseGNest relief In every vertet!
Of Cssasfh, but 4 sxsinguishss che aiseabe fotev
- 10 IN ~ typee end s6agee. Every 0De 0toek
veil II An. r Con. Advertiser.
Price q. Send stamp for panApAlet.
II tafs 9-t G J. PAREH8. Sola AeeuA
teb9a-dlv % esloeekes 81. NJ
Ea. bALLOAD, Aesst. Davenport Iowa
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: Mt Hf.
q ksuoaS. (of raria,l tttsf ,eaep. u slFnsst
seneit1a1elSs, ~ = leSxGh ais1c1 v ~ cam.
81 reqsssts 0fths A11sslses p1slse, - aspslns
se - lgse1 q Xsv Hssk - ~ 1850 ~ vsl-
woeaerlhl saeoe, uill fosAors nssfssA - slys
ooes shs1A6e1 esastisuaisss. vhsahsr Gessing
a exeeesss. the elects q cl,Oass, OF nssarsl
eesaes. b. time required 70 cure the nest To-
ieg % printed instructionA, which IRE very sisA.
Pc, failure II impcssible. Thin NE Restoring
remedt should b taken b. q sbcst " nassy,
= iis effects are pcrmaaena. ltisssess~ssa-et
Y shr medicsl press v - the gr~asess discovery
ever made. Its developing pOg4s srs mirseu-
lcas Success i ~ cerfAis = that seienss over
shrows ignorance. br Records Essence Of Lie
y sold 10 cases. with full directions for use q
", or fcur quantities in one for %, and will be
sem 70 any part. carefully packed, o. rsce'ps Of
PHILIP ROLAkD.
jaly2O =, - Liberty Ssreet n 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

HCvHlRD sTRE4r, aef0so wAGNUT Al
10 VIM, - sssirs. ePriva1e disese:e esssd
without the uss Of nsreufy, loss At tip4 OF
ehenge Of diet
fOUNG MEN suasviAg In Sody sdnine -
che e0ec1a e sslf-ehuso- snee1ils eueoh. MAJ
RIRD AeN, end those cos1enplsAiue 0arrio1qC
should restore vigor TO their 6oAiec auA Din1o
ere they entail misery end diaeese upou those oi
their posteritv. Diosaees peeuliss 20 females
- rsfse. eu = 49,. s's!s.cs PseePs1y essse
q cese. 1Oel S94y ~ ! %. ACVkS O0AH.
A0GnD0D aA0A0&A 09.l6alHN, :. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

nu,rnpArulsr. Orricr on y ady st.
nr~r WARMERS Shoe store -e"trAnc
near x p los. s,s Jans3 DIFF
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stop That COnkh !!
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM A.;
NJ Gssas Remedy ~ Ihs surs Of

AMI ALL DISEASES or The LUNGS.
TuVHE results Of its use is ~ proof o.. it, great
j value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
BKTiES Of this medicine are experienced Oy al
found 10 . parnph,s. Winch can b ob!e'ued u
tae Agents where the medicine 10 Tor sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distressing, are
lr ekxs IN in 40 Incredible short time, By chuaing
. SPECIFIC influence on the lungs so that themat-
ter aud phlegm are easily expectorsfed
PANS and SORENESS VI the Chest are quickly re-,
LEVIED. b, the irrastea parts heconing healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become ,nm. d'ate
y checked, BY the strength being restored The
torpid liver isrestored to action. Us the blood be-
ALLE rs LUNG RALSAK contains no OPT
um in any form. II is perfectly harmless for the
most delicate child.
Coxsuxrrlvrs would do well to read his treats
Oh diseased Lungs.
pnys,csAxs who have failed to cure their pa
tiepts should try this Me icine before they give
the. case up, as know very many valuable
lives have been saved by oeing persuaded to give
il = trial.
BE sure and get ALIENS Lung BALsAn. and let
no other article be palmed upon you
| ALLxx's Luxo BALsAn isput up with great care.
snd with fine steel engraved label, be9ing the
sixsture Of the proprietors.
DON'f FORGET THAT
| ALLux's Lrxc BALsAx wAf break up fAe na0se De
srsssisg Cough IN a feb hours time.
Many cases of CONSUMPTION, that were cousio
cred t9cureble have been cured IN this city :
| Call and get pamphlet, and read the remarkable
cures, which will convince you Of the great value
| Of this medicine.
| Don despair because all other remedie: have
failed but try the remedy and you will not be dc
ceived. For sale BY the proprietors. -
PsIcs-tl per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dea
| ers throughout the city and country. For ssll
by 4. 5. ssllord, Davenport, 2. y Stone. Nus
| catine; Or. +. Woodruff, DesMoines; Morrison
| 4 Co Iowa City. Wrl% -sOd&eowly
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GRAY 4 NORRIS.
GENERAL

Commission and ForWa1dins Merchants !!
Nos. lOo 4 lD4 Common -,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Particular attention paid to consignments Of
Western Produce Parties DESTROYS Of opening
connection 10 New Orleans are earnestly re-
uuested to correspond with US. All coMmsnca
tons win receive prompt attention, and informa-
tion freely inparted on any and oil points Ad-
dress GRAY NOkkIS,
p q Rox 499. New Orleans La.
Ram ro-Aug. Belmont 4 Co.. n Y; Il: d.
C.lvin, Agent U. $ Express Co, Chicago Jno.
l.. Scripps, Postmaster. Chicago; Tuthill King,
ESQ Chicago; David Nicholson, 81 Louis; las.
Musson, ESQ, Cairo. sepsSdSms
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE ~
ba.ement Of state Bank Building hes, s..
6th Al. bet Bardy and Perry streets. "o''u"
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homeopathic SpeciapD

HomopopethiC SpeCi0po
~ sr.y,a. r.. - ..ss s.e.s $500 sesrs
=: E: ::y :s,E - = go: 80 !: ..; ::
- ). hsrslsss, - - ftss srsa AasOss. end -
sssss:, .ss..sIasss =. g 49, 49, sseSs
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"9" Wer0a, Worm fever. Worm collie IS
Is" Crying collie = tee,hing in'.nts, ~
"a eDaarrhea u childrea or adults %
Is "1Esc3aY1y. gs;eief, tli..sI coy: &
!" T"coHghs, coid ifoArseness, SrO.' ..
as" Nearaigia, Toothache. Face =,
schV ksvso,6 Pats ......;-... 70
IS" llekduches, IA hesdseae or an
40 Dy.".r.l.. weak or bilious :,
30, S :ss..sa g. S:infSi ps.liicd. y
~ loo sS ssoisss psEsbd. prol.ps,.: 49, IS
",s Crcap. boarse cough. bresthing. IS
''il !" &a1a.Rheum. erys'psIss srupnons =
as !" hneua aa1seD ,rheumetic pains 20
"iS Fever que, chill fever. old a,nes 70
n PNqR ssSrnsi4 ezssrlal. blind 1
as Sss'SIssaH'sSsa-t.;es;;s;, ;..;.l 81. =
rs ). CssSrrS, .sss q ehrsnie, sr = !
"ao Wneopiati.ccuIh, Or 1ioien.
spasg6elba eo6kb. !. -. .....-.... %
"2i Asahna, opp. difficult breathing 81
egg Ear discharges. impaired bearing 90
'2s HeeoGa1a.lasee gland .swelliugs g
"2A " GooeR0A debility. weak4ese,... %
"a5 I" Ofopey. ann scanty Seafeti6ns. %
~ " 49, Sickuess, or ste1nese u riding %
''27 " 1<1doey disease. gravel. .:..... 81
"2s I" VNrvO0e debility. Seminal en-
metdz, vslussGFy discharges. ~
"29" SOre Meath. canker -. -: ..
80" uJr10oryi neoutsneucs, westing bed .
"3l R0eU1e6n peviods. ewes With epssm bO
80 0Umee.n gs 1t change Of live asa
"ss Epiiersy and sp.sms and st. -
vNws' daacs ..s...s...... !og
"a " Dlpeoerlq, and sore throat. LOO
FAMILY CASES.
CaaD Al Is visls, snoSooce sAss ana hook - ~
"2s large walls, in morocco. and BOOK. a."
80 DO DO plain CO. Do >. 80.
Us bo.es, (Noa ! 70 10 and book S.o ~
=" Of m . DO es. Nos. TO Is au6 book ! %
SinrIs boxes With dsressiona, &c. Soc and 81.
vAssraoary SPECIFICS.
Mahogany Csss-, 10 visls ...........~io oV
single viale with difestions. -. IL "
These Remedies, by the case or single box. are
sent TO any part ofths couDey. BY Mail or ~
pIess free VI charge. on receipt Of price. Ad-
dress, "
Specific Homeopathic A6dleias Depet,
Oflss and Depot $50 Broadway, N. 4.
For sale BY every Medicine Deeier.
DIR. Humphreys il consulted daily. at his pfiice
personally by letter. ~ above. for al lorna u
@Tssv s.rvpN = CARNAaAN,
Agents., Davenport jy5-deodsly
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Great Prize Distribution
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION.
us Drondwsy.N. ~.
OF Rosewood Pianos, Aelodeono,
Music Boxes, Silver Ware, Fine
Gold 4 Silver Watches, snd
ELE0eA.VT JEWsELRFs
Valued ~ $500, 900.


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placed In re, ed Envelope which ell mixed. One
81 sLess Envelopes contsn'ne he C~vtbca os Osoer
for son Article less than do'Das ~ re-
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any address will oft regard cho &c on rse,I 81 -
cents The purchaser WI stf ~ At Article devAs
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dred Dollars ard ihen s-nd One Dftlsr ard 70
eeive the Article rNme1. mav exchange scr My
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Lvssy purchases gets value. .aM
An opx II ose who have recently drawn valuable g'to
fen rsAss "a on, the following andy ~, mi, hsis
laffie " r. uscR:
r. .vt II Watches, Ne~ Rave Connecticut. Mets-
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Yo.E sst. 8.id Watch. value s1Yh. Ass Ellen DNbeS.
con. NnghanptoE, Eew York, Piano, value $50. nro
Teresa a Miller, scLsntcn psnsyivsha. nismo.d Nv
value si'a. Miss Ellen rs,k. fprngAci 1ninoiA
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-16

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-15

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-15

arDRyEG ana Counsellor 90 Law. AID Solicitor in
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-15

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