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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

SHEEpIsH.-Georse W. Massell, Of the
New York Police Gazette, has been sued
for libel by a member of the bar. whom he
called a " mutton headed lawyer" This
isn't as bad as what we have frequently
called some Of the Virginia City attor-
neys-copperheaded lawyers. There is
less harm in a sheep than a co~pperhead
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

THs Salt Lake Pedette-soldiers' paper
has a strongly written column article
favoring Colonel Summers Congressional
nomination. In not less than q score Of
| California papers We see c~ommendatory
notices. Rather "late papers," but
worthy of mention in connection with q
statement Of the fact that by his course
/ before the State Convention at Carson the
Colonel made troops of new friends in the
Union party of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

WHo:-It is asserted that Caxton
Rhodes, who buried Sir John Moore in
the person Of James King Of VIM, edits
the apostate Union. Others say that John
Nugens is the boss penman. The report
that Pete Larkin 1, Local" is strsnu-
ously denied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

THB Union Of this morning speaks OF
Democrats and Republicans "associating
together" during the past four years,
with one idea alone: the preservation Of
the Union" We beg leave to call atten-
ton to the very pertinent fact that such
democrats" as now edit and control
that sheet did not associate with any
body, during the past four years, for the
holy purpose named. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

The Chairman Of the Lyon Copper
head County Convention was Angel
whose efigy was grandly swung from
the Silver City liber,y-pole last Fall, by
the Union boys of that terrifcally UiniO"
precinct.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

silver City, on
FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, 1865.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Pierce buckingham, RFH sford.
Patrick Arnold. William Norton.
Invitation Committee.
Hon J ID Menghcr. Cnptuin CRhill.
Hon P Murray, John Doyle.
J + Goodman. Pat McCouri.
Pat Deary. Sam T Curtis.
COLI HILL.
J Winters. Andrew KerrigHn.
J Corey, Philip Lynch.
Charles Van Gordcr. Jas O'Donncll.
Henry Donnelly, Mark Daley,
Thomas Carson.
DAYTON.
Hon. Judge Hayden, FIJI Kennedy,
David Riedy, JB Miller,
FIJI Cowles, MJHenley,
81 w Startling. George Shaw,
John Black, Walter Harrub.
SILVER CITY.
IF Mead, j Reese,
VIM B Hickok. Caspsr Haupt.
Joseph Todman, David Midtown,
Bernardus Curly, Stephen Fountain,
Joseph MuncIon. james Angel,
Rely Armstrong, B Fleet.
yHnderverr, J NJ Kennedy.
join Grlcr, II " Steele.
John G. Becker. Charles Hall,
Edward Palmer. Charley Sherman.
Reception Committee.
Pierce O'Callaghan. NIL King.
PIX. Arnold, VIM Morton, Of
John Rely, Fred Hnfford.
... Floor Managers.
J Reese, David McGown,
J McCone, Wm N Luders.
Jas Ryan, bcrnardus Curly.
Floor Director.
Denis LeRry.
THE METROPOLITAN BAND
10 engaged for the occasion.
Tickets, S5 OO-To bo he'd from either Of
the foregoing Committees. Ocle I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

The Enterprise, of this morning, states
,ha, that Office offered to print a Demo-
cratic campaign journal, but the offer was
declined by Mr.. Nugen, and others Of the
committee with whom this business con-
ference was held,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

L,nsRAL.-The employees Of the Alpha
Company made up a purse of $3.50 for
Mrs, Sullivan, wife of the man who was
killed in the mine a short time since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18
NEW ID
Notice to Contractors g. Miners.

buckeye MINING COMPANY, SILVER
Id City, State OF Nevada, October 10. 1868
The above company have q Shaft to sink, for
which tenders arc asked, the contract to be for
one hundred feet, more or less. Tenders will be
received until SATURDAY. October 10Th, 1855.
The company do not bind themselves to take the
lowest tender, or any one. None but experienced
miners need apply. For further particulars, up.
ply on the mine to w. BCRGOYNE,
ocls lot Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

Why. cannot two bishops row in the
Same boat, Because they are in different
sees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18
THOMAS O'BRIEN.
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite W., r. & Co.,
GOLD HILL.
y % q ~ - - u -

Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR,
~ Storey county, Ecvadn-Virginls, Scptem.
Der 10. le6a.-To the Tax Payers Of Storey coum.
ty.-Eotiee IL hereby given, that the State and
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1865 are now due
and payable 81 this Office, and that thu law In re.
IF. OFERRALL,
sslon County Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18
EEL Dorado"

NW7W TTTTT. "
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLIsHED AS
/ AsSaycr eight years In California, and for over
two years In Nevada, at Gold Hin. will attend TO any
business entrusted TO him with promptness and
care.
Gold, Silver md Ores OF Every DescrIp-
ton AsAnyed,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-18

Formerly Assnyer and Analytical Chemist by
special appointment Of the Government OF
Chile, and late Of Mitchell & Rick.
ard. London.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10


color could 10. to tried Is TIC
District Court unlc's char cl with I.
cspital crimo, and that by the law,
Nsyors Recorders. sn1 Maisrstas
had sole jur.siietiJn to inval'ig st3
and finally determine ns to o4el O.
Of lower grade AGeg argument
in .u.. by Nc.sy Ogden, Le ia.
tgi.t Attorney tor, aId Lteret, Les
i- t.i agails, the Jurisdiction i,s
Honor d'm .cl the la lietnsat,
uhs'au.8'iy for the f'1 .gg re-.
SON. tha. 'he laws ,ri peosiam'
toms -h31'd, 20 possible be 80 con.
true ! ta,t ali may sl4ul thai the
penal code On the subject If free
persons ei color the mJ @ and nan
scr 81 punishment conflict Ui-A no
u1c 4gllt lei .Ifign iAa' ire
proclamation. f.. ,ae Governor could
ua' le re.,He..ei by o l..o1 n G.
thn i in FORE 81 de geir lsfl .
ialt il was not apparent tr rfes-
ea.a 70 the rr3o's" ''ol oftto Pc.
lon. appointing. Ir.visiHna Cove
e.nor Tcyn4 tht. tla iredla
ended a. MULTI. aug local .aE no.
conflicting with tie Emaa ptiaa
Proclamation az W.,l ne rals.a.
,..u as4 .av. oi .Ac la stte-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

T4a Nl4a ls.lL i' % e,t.ma,ci val
20 tie q. re.um.a' ~ least s..
".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

Tls ~ai. pi-au q joliet. III.
has ..e. 500 rvL,3'-, 90 iH-go4sy Of
.t# 100 DE l llAutl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-11-10

800. r,L EN1G.Ef uSaER IHE r.,
.-llStL STATE CONTINENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

Ths Cb~meyvtd ays:
The large nls q gold b ~ Asaiseaae
Treasurer lave directly aGEscesd the money
and stcck 0eskee4 Il y uadoeueood thas &
b 10 inteeelon d tn Treasurer 70 ell n 81
asprosent e6coo0oo. Thls produces lafge
wishdawa Of cs1ency tsto ~ sub.trea6u
y. which probably win nos - into cifculs-
ton again until ths 1osh isst., whea no.
10000 oetho intefsse upon Ne new series
Of 7.S0s bib due. The result b appaspns 10
. partial changing Of loans and colnpasp.
tive scarcity 0f0onsy. Some Of The bro.
ken hnd It dimcuk 70 borrow, and tbe con.
sequens runnisg around for loaas prodncss
the eppeerance Of . very active demand,
while the aln0unt Of accommodations want.
cd perhaps b no more than usual.
The STOCK market hes taken Q decidedly
lower course, and The buyers ere doing their
best to sesm The downward current and sue
ceed In checking The decline, bat the money
market b dull. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

CAIRO, Dee.O.
The prorrietors Of the Memphis papers
have called convention Of the conductor
Of newspapers in the Mississippi Valley
south Of the Ohio river, 70 meet at Memphis
on the I'd, for the purpose Of consultation
and combination.
Mayor elect Of Mobile, he's been Informed
that he will not be allowed TO exercise the
functions of his Office until he has received
. pardon from the President.
Galveston papers state that the Office Of
provost marshal has been established in that
department.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

SAxBuRc, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE baggage ca,
OF the express train on the Philadelphia
Erie r. K. was burned near this place, yes
terdav morning Nothing was saved. Tn,
mail train going west co!lided with ths
freight train near WilDiamsport on SATURDAY.
and os,s nan bed his leg be'ksn.
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WAsalsoroS, Dc. 1l.-HousE. Mr.
Blaine Of Maine, Introduced resolution re.
ifnbursing the loyal Statss for. The advan.
ces of money made and the debts cont, acted
Tor the preservation Of the Union. The res.
olution was referred 10 coulmittee Of Z.
Mr.. Elliot, Of Massachusetts,. jntroduc-
ed joint resolution, which was re-
ietred TO : Select Conm;ttee Of az cen.
declaring The condition Of the States r.
Gently in rebellion, and the posstioa Of Con
greas in relstien to them.
NJ. Schenck introduced joint resolution
declaring against The attenPt to establish a
monarchy in 4sxice, and reqss ting the
President to take sasA steps - will vindi-
cate the American policy and protect the
honor and interests Of The United States. =
The resolution was rsfesrsd T. TIE Commit
tee on Foreign A3aira. tt
M. jerks introduced bin 70 establish
: uniform systen Of bankruptcy. Referred
70 . SPECIAL e00mittee. X a. ls,
Mr.. Wsntworth Introduced ! Bin prohib.
iting the Importation Of cattle ttom jSreign
countries, in order = prsvest the speed Of
the Cattle dlssaes. Bal pa1sed. y y ~
Ar. vanHorn, Of Missouri, offered rsso
1s,Aihv, te.Ae.,xs3s~ A. afV~-e.sAknn - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
Every family 1t this season, should use
SPEER'S SAlBUR0 PORT VIM

Every family 1t this season, should use
SPEER'S SANBURG PORT WINE.
Celebrated In Europe sor it, medicinal and bepeecial
qualities. highly esteemed BY eminent phyecians used
the Inst families n Europe aud America.
AZ A TON1C-It hae no equal causing m annette
and building up the eysaem being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape
AS D!URET1C ii imparts ahcallhy action Of TIM.
Sands kidisys anil Urinary Organs, very beneficial in
DsOpry. GOut nisd Rheumatic affections
SPEERS WINE il pure article from The Juice Of
the fOr1 Grape. possessing medical prophecies stipe-
rior y any other wine In use aud ~ excellent arcl,.
M all weak and debititaeed persona and the aged and
inirm. Improving The appee and tenelittine ladies
and children.
Try i once, and You will not bc deceived,
- BE sure the signature Of AlxRED SrEER il over
e cDfk a tACh hottie.
Sold BY dfuggists md al first class ealcsr who sjso
sel! the CASTElLA PORT BRANDY . choice old
article, imported only BY Mr.. Spccr, direct frum The
& 81 Trade supplied By Wholesale druggists In New
York. Boston, Philadelphia and 81 Louis Ana nv
A. SPkER At BILE Vineyard In New Jersey Princi-
pal O@rs. ~ Brondway New York
FE aale u Davenport BY HARRISON b SHARKS.
Wholesale and Retail Driiggists Decid1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
| NEW Yonx. Dec. 9.
The H6~'s special dispatch from Washing.
ton says:
l. 10 understood that Gen. Butler will soon
publish sUply TO the censure cast upon him
BY Gen. GIANT.

NBW IOHR, DEC. 3
The magnificent new stock exchange
building Of the Board Of Brokers. which has
been constructed ON Wall and Broad streets,
in this city, In now SO nearly completed ~
70 allow the business Of the4,Oard To be done
in Il, 81 the regular opening took place TO-
day. There was mo- formal ceremony, but
the Board Of Brokers assembled in the new
edi6ce In the usual form.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

For Sale-the brick house and lot oceupied by
St.. bet. en vint and 1arqnette. The house
and lot ed Or Aak interest Il the Nslch Fscto-
~ will y cold together Or ssperate, /, Tie sost
seesona6ls tersys. for pas.ieutafs, eaIl %
ALEXANDER HCnUfT. Ae<pts.
dc2dtf ~ Nat. BAah buiIdlnv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
JOHN l.. COFFIN.
Lam . AGENT,
D0venport. n~vva.

Has for sale. l5s, 900 acres choice Farmins
Lauds II lows, in SO different counties. selecte6
from 70 70 ID years since by special agents.. ~
meet!y ownsd BY The pstenfees
1900 eetea n ILLINOIS, Wisconsin and MIME:
ssoss, Cnimpeoved Isots II Davenport, Lss:lalse,
Pnncetoa, Walcott. DurAst, Atalissa, Dovuey'
lows City and Des Moines.. Twesty dwelling
houses and stores In Davenport. novedsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

New York, Dec. ..
The new steam frigate Mirror, built by
Mr.. Forbes, Of Boston, was placed on the
dock to-day. She 10 said 10 have been pur.
chased BY the Gillian government.
The steamers Ann Wood, from Boston,
and Delano. from Philadelphia, have arrived
here to load for Europe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

The case Of the people against VIM. C..
Barney and Capt. Channey, charged with AN
attempt to defraud the internal revenue of
$4,000. has been transferred to the United
States authorities, and will be tried in
United States court, indictments having
been found against them by United States
grand jury The case came up again before
Justice Downing yesterday morning, when
that magistrate decided that he had no juris-
dictiOn in the matter, but stated as the of.
fence charged was committed against the
Government. he thought il best that the pro-
cecdings against the accused should be con
Quoted in United States court, and that lie
would therefore hand them over 10 the ma
tional officials.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

The Mralfs Washington 1isratch savs
Gen. Price of the cavalry bureau has sul,-
Emitted . proposition for the division Of the
cavalry arm of the service which has re-
ceived the approval of MANY prominent
General officers The nlan contemrjosod IL
that no soldier shall be permanently muster.
ed until he has received wears instrnction
and proved himself cspsble or nro rsi,,
taking care of horse that one third Of The
forces consisting Of the recruiting Serveants
shall Ike kent dism ountpd. with onlv 3 snfla'
Gent number of horses G,r ;n.trmc,;ors =,
drilling that the regiments shslI rotate , n
bcinu djsm0unted that affer = r..oiment h..
been thoroughly instructed. mo,,nteai and
sent to the field. Il shall not receive ant -
cruits until recalled to the place of rentlex.
vous BY this means there win be NO troOpe
in the held but the most efYlcient
A letter received here from London. speaks
Of the arrival there of George n. 6enderx
sonaees whose arousintanee 81 msi a., r f
U. 8. Consul during Pierce's adminiss rstion
He informed these persons that he M srnt
BY Je6 Davis to negotiate with Napoleon
for the recognition Of the Southern Cnnfi.
erscy. He was accorded two inter views v ith
the Emperor. and that the invasion Of Mex
Gu Vas undertaken in pursuance of a pian
then'asreed upon, for which the Emperor
insisted on being secured n the nosspesinn
Of sonora, Sinois an Lower Caiifornis
Ssnders adds that he demonstrated and |
offered much grearer Inducements than Mex.
leo presented, but the Emperor was Olnlu. |
rate.
The Post Office Department has ordered |
additional postal routes in Mississippi. |
Louisiana and Texas. Liberal inducements
are also being offered to respOnsihle M rfies
to ennUQe in contracts FIR mail sorr;r. 4,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
j(1ESs IoEl(}'

|
Nsv Yssx, De. s11s4-1hs 1stesas's
Washiaeles scsciol cpoealse ~ lb)levine !:
s. Aog16ss sipto - GnouossoVoot Vcse
dielsiboos1 y OsegroosDsa o Saturday
Mt. ~ ,NzT8 -8es a 49,
gsasase Nys IN " ~ ialssasss . IN
4fo0aachisloe ~ Whe vslun1agily tosk the
- - anseisses y ~ osuehssn Csaled.
eraey. .
Tie petitioa sfths cs1esod - u ~
Dislsiet II Csluohia, asking ~ suGlses.
b ready lDr submissjsa - Coagses. II
hes nov over 1900 slsaasuFeo S01sd =
e. sfsttN
To>oessew Ne Government will os,l a
Alexandris $50, go ~ u lunber; $500
tons failroad iron 1000 or shesle, which
IL u Be the largest sals svsr na1s q that
plaes.
The Worlds Washingtse special hes IL
following: Ata
The question Of adnissioo 70 The repre.
sentatives elect ftom Tennessee VIII be
brought up in the House 70 day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11


Nsw YosE. Dec. 1.-THE Trlbuns's
special says:
Written invitations have been issued for
the purpose q cpovsnise he New York
Republican CongrsssionA dslseaeisa u the
house Of Hon. Henry J. Raymond On Tees
day evening to until upon . candidate TT The
Cellectorship.
All vessels and trains Of ears bound to the
United States are now, in sccordaees Win
The law, duly inspected and sealed By the
American Consul resident Of the north side
OF the st. Lawrence river, and The Commis-
sioner 10 Of the opinion that this precaution
gill in very great measure prevent SNUG
Cling operations on the Canadian ftontisss
in the future.
Spectators ore busily engaged il differ.
ent parts Of the country in euying Up sol-
diers discharge papers, for which they are
paying from 100 70 600 dollars. In lassa.
chusetts $500 have been paid and In Ohio
600. If . sufficient number can DO pur.
chased the lobby will endeavor 70 force
Congress to pass Aw giving boanties to
oil soldiers who have not had them, and
equalizing those who have.
The War Department has appointed MAJ
WynkoOp. lately in command Of Fort Lysn.
to give safe escort to messengers from Black
Kettle and Little Haven, the Chiefs Of the
Cheyennes and Arappahoe Indians to the
north Of the Platte River to meet and con-
suit with that portion Of their tribes Who
for some time past have been alleniated
from them, and who are considered hostile
to the Government, in order to convince
them "fthe necessity Of immediately en-
tering into relations Of entity with tho Uni
ted States, aud the propriety oftheir rejoin.
ing their respective tribes.
A number Of runners have already been
sent out BY the chief mentioned, and q
they have never returned, the commissioners
believes, from representations made, that
they we're waylaid and murdered on the way
~ United States troops, who have come 70
regard every Indian ~ their enemy.
During the war large number Of the
Cheyennes and Arsppahoes went South,
joining the KiOwas and Camanches. and il
Was with these that the late commission I'm.
der Gen. Sanborn formed the late treaty ct
the mouth Of The Little Arkansas river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
New ORLEANS, Dec. 9

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. y.
The Monroe '(La.) Regster complains Of
military interference by force of arms to
sc1y sub ~o had 1 Sssn . arrested 't ~
the Judge on an affidavit charging him with
stealing cotton and obtaining cotton under
false pretences. The Register makes strong
complaints against treasury agent manage.
ment Of the cotton business in that section
and southern Arkansas.
Mr.. Burbridge, treasury agent at New Or
leans, has instructed his agent at Monroe to
disre gard the writ Of sequestrasion and the
Injunction issued by the State court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
Price, only % cents . Bottle.
The Flsrsass Nlghtsagale
q To Nursery.
The following Is an extract from letter writ
ten By the Rev. z. q Weiser 70 the Hamss n.
Sss~sS Assssser, u Chambersburg, Ps:-
a DENERA n G.PRRnn.

Ihers . . woman in the public eye whose name
ma ~ along been associated, In our mind, with
TIE "Ysskse." 'Qasck, !" and "Humbus" But
u - 20 20 longer, and ws desies to wrest her
other minds. whatsvet notions VI. may have Of
wonanly delicacy and bropriety, We will admit
snos woman alone II the Nurse = the good Nurse
-theo.s Nossc. Whether We shall have Female
rny.scians Of not. 10 . question which must be
decided By time and principle. and not - . mat
rom nav ~ we'll Behave themselves, fss1f there
- really waat, there will also be Q supply il
there be . calling there will be . coninl.
Nature and human society are always self suppl.
Ing. end though Art and Fashion may hinder,
tesy casncs prevent.
=. Mrs.. Window does not want 10 treat you Co.
Nsses ! Nor Dies she prescribe regimen Tor
yea Of health and hsppines. s your Is.As.s in
4 xars" '; Of $50 years: experience can boldly
soy what 10 or Ia not good for babe, aud ought
70 be listened to. God speed her on humble 6st
happy mission. She is the mostsuccessthl phys.
cian and NEST 9ectus beneieelrese our Il lie one
just open the door for Fer, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this we arc 20 sure, that We
will teach our % Susv" tn say "A bloosIRo ON
Mna Wmslow''-for nelpipg her to survive and
escape gripping. coliekins and tsethi.s siege =
rvs. Il performs precisely what il .profssses 10
perform. every mart Of it-nothing less. Away
your ''Cordal" ''Farcgoric." DR. ps," "Lsuds-
num.' and every other Narcotic. by which The
babe z dru9ged into stupidity, and rendered dali
Ne teve never seen Mrs. Wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation o( be- " Soothing
Syfap sse children feethisg." n ~ bed tie
powss. ~ would make her, q she 10, physical
savies 70 the lnia.t Ra:e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11
WASHINGTON, Dec. Q.

WASuAN0TON, DcC D.
The only parlons granted to-day were 10
. few Texans.
There was quite crowd Of visitors At the
White House to day, including several mem
bers of Congress. The Representatives from
Ohio and Kentucky we're among those who
were admitted to an interview with the
President.
The Southern members elect to Congress
are still here, but some of them believing
that 1t will be long time before they are
admitted. contemplate returning home and
remaining there until the doors are opened.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-11

The following y n extrsst ftoa . )sotsf writ
tsn By the nsv. J. 3. HoIn<. pastor oftke Pierre
post stsest Baptist Church, Rrevklyn, \. r.. u
the Iesrael cad Assssgsv, Ctnctssati, O., -
speaks vslsues il favor Of the U~tsd. ressupss
medisiss, MIRA wlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
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