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Nashville TrOttiDg Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 offered in PursesI


TUE following Sweepstakes are now open, to be
run for over the Nashville Course on the Goth,
9Th and 2sth Of Juns:
MONDAY June 26.-sWeepstskes for horses that
have never trotted a mile under $50. Suhscrp-
ton $50 each, p. p. with $3.50 added by the Associa-
ton. Nile heats, best three in i've, in harness. To
name and close the 9Th day Of June.
TUESDAY, June T.-Sweepstakes for homes that
never troued a mile under 80. Subscription SIS
each, half forfeit, with $500 added by the Assocla-
ton, nile heats, best three in five IN harness. To
name and close the 2lst day Of June.
WEDNESDAY, June 2S-SHeepstskes for sll trOt-
ting hCrses, mile hests. best three IN five in har-
ness Subscri niion 500 each. hslf forfeit, the As
~sociation to add $500, II three or more start; if only
two start, the Association to add $3.50. To name
and close on the 2lst daY Of juno.
Nominations 70 be made 20 the undersigned, en-
closing = note with approved security tor the a.
mount of the forfeit.
E. E. JONES, Secretary,
mayI SIT Gazette Office. Nashville, Tenn.
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Gen. Sherman, during his recent
visit to Chicago, made q speech before
the aboard of Trade" 1t was an able
effort showing that the great warrior
who had already given proof Of his
ability to WELD the sword and the pen,
is also a speaker of great merit The
following extract reflects credit upon
his head and heart:
We make success the stadard OF mer-
IT, but l tell you that when a man does
as near right as he knows how, the
people Of this country should sustain
him lCheers But you may depend
upon it, that the Almighty never made
so great q country to be crushed and
torn down by 30 ignoble cause as that
which threw our country into such a
fearful war-slavery. The idea of slave
nv standing in the way of the progress
Of the American people, Shame unto
those who dreamed of il. TCheers.
Nothing can stand in the way of the
progress Of t~his.country. Still, manhood
is necessary. If we would enjoy the
full advantages Of that which is of
fered us, we must work together with a
cheerful heart and a firm, brave pur-
pose Nevertheless, so confident do [
feel in the progress Of our country, that
1 care not who leads. We are bound
to be a united people in the future, n
country, in spite Of all the efforts that
have been made 20 diyideit Wehave
inherited a good government; you, the
people, have all the say in the affairs
of our Government you make your
own laws and you do every thing; the
greatest danger, in my opinion, in this
country is, that the people do not sufi-
GENTLY remember their own rights and
duties
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4gFiu advertisements.
Dog LOSE.

r oST, on SUNDAY afternoon, siC
IL the Railroad Bridge crossingSF
the Cumoerisnd river, 3 Newfound- H<
land Puppy, about s months Old ;Hf@N@
with white body, snd bissk h sd and@E4A&
esTs, Whoever returns htm 20 the Union Office
VII Be literally rewarded, snd auy one retaintng
him sfter this notice viii be prosecuted. iel5
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ASSISTANT QuARrERMATEeS OFFICE.
Rail and River transportation Department..
Corner Rrook ami Main Streets.
LoUEvuIEs kr, June slh, 1885.
MILL b. cold A. Pubic Anshoa to the hiebest
w bidder, on THURSDAY, June 2atn, ls6s. -
Ham, the folow ng eosernfnent property. Wig
Two Dredge Boats Hercules and -Ssmpsoa.-
uith uachnsrv and sppururnsBces belonging
thereto, Al Of Whsch are sertieeshle, and can be
rendered very desirable properly.
Toe roats are iying 81 the Louisville Wharf,
where they CO b. exanined
FERNS lash, Ia Government Funds.
BY order Of Bng. Gen. Robert Allen, Chief Quar-
ternaster.
JAMES R. DEL VECcHIA,
junels-td Capt. and A. NJ.
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II
SANDS CHICAGO Alb!

"HEREAs. certain persons have Obtained bar.
rels hearing the brand Of SANDS CHICAGO
Ala, and diled them with an iufonor Ale. selling
the same A. the genuine erucle, we deem IS proper
70 caution purchasers, and % noufS 'ssli ~hom Il
nav concern" that we are The ONLY AUTHORI-
ZED NGENTS in Nashville for the ssse Of the Gen
uine Gands' Pale Cream and stock Ale, snd
are prepared 10 MI promptly al orders ior the same.
A. d. FLEMING ACO,
sands Ale Agency, No. 81 Putlic Square,
junels-lm Nashville, Tenn.
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u~VNiVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
McClLL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
m THE TREATMENT OF DfHEAsEs, II
CROWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS ID
OTHER SrATEA As 1T - ID
NAgHVLLE TENNE8EE

-
For further information in regard 70
the skillful success in the treatment Of
diseases, the reader Is referred 70 SIN
ks THERAPEUTICS and MArERIA MKDicA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where YOU will find DR.. MCGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment OF DIS
cases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed. With my general practice 1 treat
the following
UhFOnic Gases
viii utshehon. Rheumsnam. Adecnoas o. Ne
Ifnas: Diseases Of tho ThrCas bNeled goi1Hs
gta Ifmba, Pisunsy, Paiua, Uce3tOEeer, 0refels
Diseases Of the Heart and LTst lnlA
Dssfasss, Diseases u the Eyes, DeoHtatea ~
tsms- DvspeDsa or Indiges1Cn, and Cozsumpsca-
toQsthsr NTH al Private Diseases ao
Diseases O the OrH
An Aa.c5ons 81 es Wonb treated vim Sueoees.
Thoaa Marad ladies' Who hafo ben - uMol
aats 10 miscarry or prove aborioR, car % oHla
o thsir mi time Z found pregnant by HnAz ms
SteEilIty.
Nouna MMTIE4 N2A-1 -
saen NJ % brnz forth IN due season, fsnemp5.
9od has sid you should mulHpiJ nd replea.h
shis Is your desire ygu can consult ne e
Iefter 81 II person. No lsfy over binJ-1re feA
"a - need rs-a aopicaton. AHcommuncAleA
~ Isttsr OF person strictly conhdonnA
Hight Emissions Cured.
vouug Nan. stop osfors you iurtheF R. Mn
$780, subsct 70 ksn, there " 10 dseese 20 -
III cUre A. NIGH EmisaicnA AMI pn{e
-earee that understand treating . and yoll
- fbat I nave cured do5sn9 IN ms ayt
II d9erant s.atsa, Who have spent aosat
AZ. nd are aoa vel cured ~ ne 81
~ feffer md sending medolno
- eouaffy. In = word. 81 h4f ~ -
- ~ ~ VI give ms cA. ~ -
go, - al a be dlseases mennone1
hesoaSs Tss bset OF rassrsnca qRea NJ
az.
On. M09IBI,
uulo1 strsol HashTlia Iean
III uaat wafh urrsnut ensaAa@
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A GARD.

TUE u1derzE1ed keeps constantly on had q
II vel assortsd stock 81 Iron. Castings, Mails,
Spring.. Ais, Copper, Ene, Sash, Glass. Axes,
Hoes, FioWs, Cotton ecrapers. ThrashIag Machines,
Corn Hheilers. Straw Cutters, Wagon timber, Fre
bnck. and Gay, Hydrauhc Cement Plaster Pars.
Brass Tea s1d Porreiain Kettles, Rope. PULLEY
Blocks 6undato1as, B1ckets, Tuh, Brooms.
Flour, Lard, and Groceries, and Fsnous other AZ.
tcies required iorc1J end country Trade. which
VIZ. LYON 4 Co,
uzIn-n &hetsi sresa
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In retiring rom ihe above firm, respectfully re-
conmen 20 the business pubic my old partner.
Hu7h Douglas, as a gentleman n every way worthy
o. their confidence and support. They Will ipd
him sgrsesble, obiging and puDctnsl IN al bu j.
ness trRnsactont. JRO ], MCCAIN.
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Wanted.

A Girl, white or black. thsi Is a good washer and
"a ifoaer, can bear Of = situation By sppiyiug At
NJ. : Sppea . rect, between Ceder and Omen. =
iuneitE kL HALL
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Assets, : 1s4o2s372 %
VHIB OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANY HAS
II Teen doing Business IL Nashville and vicinity
pay1ng losses be fbecome Justly popular.
q n. hMIrH, Genera ARest
apri-Sm - Union atrasl
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FIour. Lumhar and Shlnolss.

We vii he prepared in a short lime 10 furnish
any amount OF Flour, Bran Lumber and Shingles,
at The Reservoir Mills, IS low ~ tn loEest
luneihtm HUGE DOUGLAS 4 co.
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Wheat and Saw Logs.

Ia highest nsrket price viii he paid 10 cash for
Wheat and Saw Logs, aithe Reservoir Mills PR
ties having these srucles to dispose OF viii do well
70 give Us a call before selling elsevhsrs.
HUGH DOUGLAS & co
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Dissolution.

nut ~Oopsrtnership existing between the under.
~ slgned IN the Milling Business was dissofve1
or the Let Of June, hy mutual consent. The husi.
ness Of the old concern will he settled up by either
OF rs. mo J. MGOANN.
HUGH DJUGLA6.
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To conclude with the
Youth Who Never saW 3 Woman.
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II. D. ROGERS, ~ JAS. n. LIZA,
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Great Bargains
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AND NoTlONsI :

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

JEFF. Davis, in the summer Of 1853, in
Faneuil Hall, pronounced an Anathema np' n
traitors and treason, in language to be re-
membered when he. is captured, and the
leaders banded with him In the sa religious
attempt to overthrow the sacred edifice of
the Constitution which they had sworn to
support, and which has given them their
welfare 1t was in such words as these that
the chief Of the traitors invoked confusio"
TO traitors six short years ago >,
Among culprits, there is non< '"1re oa'
ous 10 p.ymind thaa a vu5fic effe<r 'rh' tas''
an oath TO svpport the tonst"ne ''''--ehe
| compact between the states D'huihe ear'i
othcr for the common defense and genera
,yclfarc of the other-yst rttoins 10 himsellf
!, yse7.tul rtserration uat he ,ciU uar upon
ne principles he has s,corn 70 maintpin. ami
uton the property rights. the prot ct, n Il
phich are part ct'the compact Of the Union.
1T is a crime too lom 10 he named befoy.
this assembly, II u one rhich no nun sriM
sfif-r,spect vouid erer commit 10 sgear
hat h. rW support the Constitutjon--to
tak an qpice ,chich btlongs in many Of its re
atioHs Ia all tie Stdtes, and u use a. as u
m'ans ofn .furing a portion IF The Statss Of
sndich he IS thus the reprssentatice Is TREASON
TO EVERYTHING HONORABLE ~ MAN. II IS a
to~ and co,cardiy attack Of him rho gains
The ron fdence ot another, ia ortier Mat he
nad1 10 md him y
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CONSTITUTION,
AND THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
FOR DIABETES, and DISEASES Of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER


HAS BEEN PRONouNCED BY THE MEDI-
II. cal Faculty and the public TO be the most
wonderful remedy fof the permanent cure ot all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
II isnotaATSERAL WATER. II is from experience
that CONSTITUTION WATER has emansted and we
now say let no man doubt. when single bottle
has been known TO cure diseases which the best
medical talent in this country has failed to relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under ''quack' prepara-
lions, as il is now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. 1t is only second class
phy sicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use ofeyery means 10 &C
complish cure: and the success OF the ply icans
increases a. his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce cure, while others fail in
the attempt. Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water q fair trial--we mean
YOU who under some specidfistfs care from
year to year. and we particularly alade To ladies
who are constantly resorting to local tresfaaeaf,
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with 80 much chance 81 success a. there would be.
from local applications to the throat for diseases
of brain. We have been careful. TO use language
in orr circular tnst could not shock the most del
icate organization, but We receive 40 many COM
municatian. from persons for which Constitution
W alter Is adapted, aud Of whose disease no men,
ticn has been made, that We have come TO the
conclusion tina, II the remedy is capable Of pro
ducing cure no matter what the disease may be,
il should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public. aud there should be no cxcep-
tons. We say Constitution Water IL not like
glded pill. made 10 suit the eve and taste; IL Is
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed in
the hands OF the people for their relief and II
taken according 10 the directions il will in every
case produce II radical cure We would say that
the directions in re gard TO diet etc relate only 10
he disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14
Another Prediction. The Thumb
crcr Promises thnt lsrant will
And Lee n lizard Nut 10 lrack.'

Richmond Cores pondence of the Times, Feb t.
In conclusion, let what may be doubtful
think can promise Mr.. Lincoln that he
has in General Lees army a nut to crack
which will severely try the jaws not only OF
General Grant but also ofGcneral sherman.
1t has been my fortune during the last week
to hc much thrown among officers ot ten.
Lees army, whom | have met either IN re
tersburg or Richmond. There meets me
one unanimous assurance that, since he day
when it WAS made patent to these war
wearied soldiers that peace is only tn he ob
tanned upon such terms rs in .nlve inia'nv a
new and irrcpresshle fire of iudsuatnr
and resistance has warmed eycry heart. \
ready the fierce fighting ot So las COIN
menced-the prelude u a campaign which
Gen. Longstreet anticipates will b. the most
bloody and truculent OF all that this dcsola
ted continent has witnessed.
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DIABETES

Is n disease Of the stomach aud liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. that
Affects the human constitution. We have no SPACE
for discussing eauses but viii state that I'll. Ct
fsc ~ the disease ~ the conversion Of the siarcht
principe OF vegetable Ioitut. OF the TODD int
suea, wfilrh stimulates the kidneys to an exces
~te seer cfiuD oi water. Many persons suffer from
tbs disease WHO afe ignorant - II that ~ they
pass iitEe quantities dur ng The das, aud arr
Obliged - get III nom one 10 fifteen or tweni,
''rurs dnrin.. The night M naiice il taken Of i
uuiil their tciiion IL called tutht large discharge
of water and often when II Is So Tar advanced N
TO be beyond the control of ordinary RENE dies
Anath.r SYMPTOM is the extreme thirst, which
when the disease - fully established, ~ intoern
hle-he pdtitnf d,snAa e',hsfdntfg u,thohf bang
soft,hed also drsness OF ne mouth, cracking o.
the lips. sweet breath in / &c more advanced
cases. and hnnlly loss oiappc,iie 'naeia,on, anu
the patient gradually sinks from /, xha. 's'ion
CoksriruToN WATER IL without doubt. "on'y
known remedy Tor dtft,sfS and we have as mn ~
un will produce sleep, and trnthtully saw that j,
has cured every case in which II has been used.
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last Pa lp11s1sed.

Private Medical Treatise on the Anatomy
and Physi ~ ot the sexual Organs and their
Diseases coniang $50 pages, ana over one hun
d. ed line engravIngs Price one dollar. threats
on Venercal diseases including gonno rrhea gleet.
spyhvis. structure, gravel stone, rupture, piles,
fistuIa urinary deposits and diseases Of the kid
nrys. bladder PROSTATE gland and seminal yesi-
cies. and their Treatment including chapter on
tEsALE DISEASES, with observations on marriage
and the prevention Of conception. Containing .
treatise ON self abuse, spermatotrhen sexual and
nervous debility baroness and impotence in b0t.s
sexes: the effects Of these diseases on this body
and mind, M d the authors new treatment Of all
these eases in full the onls successful method Of
cure, with nh exposition OF qnucRery. This work
II NOT guack advertisement. but warning and
a guide for married or single It's the only book
that gives ID. treatment OF all the above Diseases
in u IL English, with full directions for self
trenmcnt. and confirms much valuable informa-
top not p opsr 10 mention in public notice
Tent 70 any address receipt of Al
Addrcss THE tALkNlC INSTITUTE
Feb II d&wlv 81 Paul Minnesota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

Tie love for intoy,catirg drinks directly
ewing t. an artificial apIetite-in OIL words,
perversinn Of the sense u taste, sutaiinduoto
bv continued excuses in the use of srituons
liquor. lntemperance is consequently not
natural inhrmi,y but ALWAYS depend' nt on ar
tfcial causes The sc once removed. tie victim
OF ius bretg will lose all inclination desire for
the injurious beverage.
ton. restores the diseased apperte to lis proper
normal condition. The craving for sprituous
drinks al once ceases and what before had been
an IRE isl bic passion. now bsccmes d'sta>seiul,
ohno xions and repulsive The rcmed, per
feciiy harmless II directions are followed. IL
exercises AN ai,ust magical Ell ct in causing .
d. . seated 1g.r s,0n for all alcoholic drinks, and
increases the appetite fot food
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

UUUauU4 Vit6In reo9o04b1o tine without
IL
That any valuable interests are to be per.
unuentlp {strv1 BY feturn to Sptc4zpa1
mently & N lilly credil =; and eannQ bds
think that Dur app decisions diRster
10 the mani cturing1 lutetests Il Pe{syt
vaniA a. tn result IT. NJ ghoussxea'
sons6ie foundation.
The general tariff policy is, appreneno'
settled By our natisnal debt The a'ss.s
sion Of Il, therefore. 1t the present t,ne "a
necessary. That the present tsr.n nsss'
revision ID uhd1ubscdly tfsic IN. IT,;
ion Il win receive by the commission VIZ"
IL 10 be appointed TO revise The revenue -"
FINN vhose labors anticipate the pert ~
s.,,s ~. necessities Of the government
Ii, ,,;~. 40 snr manufacturing interests IL
49,. ,srns.ss,on they ~ih require to shield
49,, = from destructive competition; and be-
g.. 49, close of the present administration
..r.n,t,dentlv expect to see these interests
,,ore prosperous than theyever have been
What recease nsiaGions { ahall max teucop-
oress upon the tariff question am not now
prepared to say, In expect to be able to in
dorse ths bill that shall be prepared by the
comm ssion. amp shsll be disappointed if
this bill does not harmonic our foreign and
internal duties, and produce = revenue
which shall be sufficient to meet the inter
est Of the public debt. and gradually reduce
The principal, without being Oppressive to
the people.
In conclusion, permit me to say. that !
see no cause for encouragement in the pres
ent or pre- speetive condition of the country
Our national debt is large, but our national
resources are sufficient TO carry il without
embarrassment While IL would be foosn
70 call It national blessing it may be so
managed AZ not to be national calamity (;
and in the worst view that can be taken Of
it, it il . small matter in comparison with
the inestimable value OF the union, in the
maintenance Of which IL has ben created.
am, very truly, yours,
Ii. McCUlLocB.
HENRY G. CAREY, Esq.
Philadelphia Pa.
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Population Of the Principal Git
les OF Europe.


Baltimore friend relates the following
good one
"Mr Jones, a contractor. was delivering
hay subject to government inspection. As
every bale was weighed. MI Jones soon
found out that each bale Tell short about fiv,
pounds; so he placed himself opposite the
weigher, and putting his foot on each bale
as it was placed on the scale, pressed down
until he thought he got the required weight
He was much surprised, after the hay wne
all delivered, to find that ii fell short con>id-
cradle, but was enlightened by a story the
insp ctor told Of htte circumstance thai
happened in York State He said con
tractor was delivering hay, and, finding y
did not hold out in weight, placed himself
at the opposite side of the bale from the
weigher; and, placing his foot on each bale
rs it rested on the scale for signing, press
ed down three pounds. The wegher, see
ing the game put his foot under the bale.
and pressed up six. The contractor turned
the color Of n beet, and commenced talking
about Stonewall jackson, but he soon broke
down and left.
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knnktk IwA Eth u 1854

j. }. KRONER, I'm IN -Iiease lind en-
CLOSED on. dollar for ano.h.r box Il = DIR Zane
Ant,dnte for Strong Drink. and send as soon
as possible will -ay FIR your benefit or salts
faction. that "A boss workman OF mine has taken
two boxes of vonr AsTIporF aud has been
Der man tur three months. and SAYS he has not
had the slightest taste for lduoi In the last two
months or more. aud never thinks of it Presi-
Gus 10 this time. God only knows when he d ew
n sober breath. Yours, truly,
w. r. L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

DsSvIlLK Pa june 2. 1sc " Dr. YIN H. Gregg
- D,sr .>r., In f,b 1851 ! was afii cted with
sugar diabetes, ANA for i've months passed more
taau two gai On~ Of water in twenty four hours.
was Obliged ~ get up as often ten or twelve times
during the night AID IN five months lost about
fifty pounds ~ weight During The month Of Jul, /,
1861. procured two hpftles OF Constitution Wa
ter, and IN Two Days after using Il | experienced
relief and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured, soon after regaiDlng m, usual good health.
Yours truly, Nv. l.. DE WITT.
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ffffNN " III VI ~ ~ VI " FIIr
FIRST VAT0ONA1 UsA MA,
AFEW REASONS WHY THE
A Nj r. RIG n w Arc

ihL hE~t
~ - nat- OF 'h' pes' prime li'' WINE me 70 3
"ign watch = made on u" pr"elp't !" al. The
'o'"lgn watch IS mostly r,aue o' w''n' I'D bo,
nv HAND "mle th''f 'ao", ! cheaP thrf work
i lear ~ any price, Nu'n "h'c"ts are made
without Ian, ana s"'h ",'hoH, ~" aptre. fhcv
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-14

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desire for daily stimuant 10 teipy,'r,',.'' ~
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posHiVe laws: must produce benefits when he.