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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

has u,rl. tue treatment u private Diseases his
business and study, which has enabled mn" TO
perfect remedies which are speedy ana Pe1ma-
nent and in all cases can he used without hinder-
ance TO business or exposure to TRENDS.
Particular attention given to old standng cas-
o.. such as were considered ucura Syphliis
| in all forms; Gonorrh@a, 6teef STRUCTURES,
Also the effects Of solitary habits. both ruinOns
60 body and mind, and which produce some OF he
i following effects Blotches. Bodily WeakneH,
oust,psSion Aversion and Unensiness in Fe-
male Snciety Unmaniiness, Dread of Future
Eveass. finally complete prostr:t'on u me "
tAl powers, loss Of memory. ringing in the eefr,
| mpoteucv--csn be fully restored to health. DR.
w. is the publisher of new medical work which
shouid be In the hands Of all those contemplating
marriage. sent to all on receipt o. 10 esnss 70
prepay postage. Please call friendly chse
Will cost you nothing.
The subject OF Rapture, or Hernia, has long
since attracted the attention Of the medical FAC
ul4y of both Europe and America itbeing one o.
She most distre sing complaints which man IL
snhiect 20 be afflicted with U ati late years the
cure Of Rapture or Hernia has been considered
quite Improbable, II not impossible Whiie trav
cling through Europe in 1850. aud visit 'ng dln
oreut hospitals in search OF informas.0n. Dr. v
eave special attention TO the subject Of Rupture OF
Hernia in tleir varied ahd complicated forms
which has enabled him 70 perfect remedies BY
which nine cases out "f ten can be permanently
cured and furnish signal relief 10 he very wore
kind Of Hernia OF Raptare. 1t will be necessary
for every pstisnt TO visit DR.. VS. Office. Thej
need not remain in the city more than one day
And no paiu or sntIeriug attends any treatment
Of hid. All letters with stamp answered.
DR.: Whittier refers the public to It, the following
\ Sodv and % Ksrmott Detroit DR. Price, Grast
Ranids. Nieh " Bowen ~sd DIT Herriens 81
Louis; Dr. webster. Or Gaises. Dr. Bailey, D.
Jss Thoro chsaso e H h ...s ., TT led,
MINI. Posi- e0cs Boz ~ 80.
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DE hssn, 81 paria ~, j-.S ots.sv..t
so'c's,eeaoes - = length eseeAed - the earn.
"A requests ~ the American public. and appcint.
g ~ so Ageat in New York for the sale Of bis val
...S. mighty psi1sd Essens0 u Lile. Thie
~vn W.. agent will reaoee 0anboo4 "a he
&s,.n mustered conatitutiseA whaeher arising
nom exceases. the effects II climsfe, or natars
..sss D. time required TO cure The most To-
csse Is tous weeks; aad II uf,ed accord
Pc, failure = impossible. This li6s rssisrine
remsdx should Be taken BY u about y marry,
- = ne - enects are permanent. II IL acknouledoed
we medical press 10 be the gresscst discovery
In. "sde. IL developing pOwsfs ers nifAcu-
.nroHs ignor ance. DR.. kicord's Esssncs VI Lafe
a. so'd 10 cases, with full directions for use, n
70. iasr quantities IN one for ~, and will b
ssns 70 any part. carefully packed, On receipt Of
PHILIP ROLAND.
luly20 ~ Liberty Steeet. n 7.
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i. S. TRIPLETT- + CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
lseacrssl Dealers im
WESTERN PRODUCE.
NalAanll

Would offer their services 10 the people cf the
West, TOR the sale of the produce OF their differ
cnt st ties. ANY consignments to them will be
promptly and carefully attended TO II addressed
TO the care of Messrs. S H. Ably Co., NeveOr-
leans RErRR 70
Me-srs. Young brothers Co., St Louis,
Fiske, Knight Co.
s. II. Ably / Go . New Orleans.
Jas TAFT 4 Co. Bankers, Mobile,
Walsh. Smith L Co. -"
J s Triplett, FORMERLY Of ST. Louis. Mo-. is
now permancntiy located in MoBrlR. aud desires
10 continue his acquaintance with his old friends
in the West; and 10 this c-. inviies attention to
the card of the Commission House Of
J. 5. TRlPLETT 4 CO..
No. IS Commerce and st. Michael Sts..
ser27 dtf Mobile, Ala
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-, vOUMANS.


4 TToRNEY, COUNSELLOR. &C. HAS
N resumed practice. Prompt attention given
O professional business. with able counsel 10
.x,s, whcn reonied OrviCR -ieClaire Block
yer Uullord's drug store. Jei1 dom
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Great Prize Distribution ,
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION,
US Broadway. n. ".
OF Rosewood Pianos. Nelodeons.
Music Boxes, Silver We're, Fine
Gold r. Silver Watches, and
ELEGa1.vT IL W.ELKr.
Valued At &5OO.OOO.

Certificates naming each article aud ~ vs1ue ere
placed In rcaied Envelopes. which sell naed One
u thes~ knvsloAs, containing the C~rt1coie D. Order
for some Article worth less thsn 6oelAs
tail will be delivered At oH e. sene b. nA %
Asy s1dress without regard 10 choice receipt 81 -
cents The purchaser vii Article 1roWn D..
and lis values which may ne from One otve 10.
dred Dollars" aud can then send Ore DOlss - h.
ceive the Article named, or c1eesngs u ~ ~
other on :hc l'sSof the same value. ~ No D1shao-
Every purchases gets value.
Among uoss who have recently draen vslusble of1O
from this AssJciaios the following kindly ps11t 10
nance to he used.
Roi ert iia,chiss, New Have, Connsctiest. nsss.
deon value eco. W.T. Willis. 9Sd n Nov Yesks
Diamond Cluster Pin. value $500 Mrs. = sppoa. r.
York 81. Gold Watch, value VIA Min Ellen 0rtsss
son, BDghampton, New Yorh, Plane, valse sooo. Mn
Teresa Miller, scranton. Pensyvssia. peos.1 -
value s1.5. Miss Ellen Peck, eprineacic. liioe1
Meiodeon, vaire s125. Dr. y N Riper washs ses u
e Cold Hunting Cared watch vslue els. 8ao0r4
Lindsey Worcester, Msssschnsef,s, PIaAs val1s -.
Miss u II Farweii, Dubuque. lows, is0eo1 ~ 80
value 1ZD. -PrancA Moran ~ Pvaso oese64s 40
Box, value $40. Mr. q Ineerson, Uvhane oAoov -
set, value $G0 Lieut. 3 Hendricks wiiiato's Ho.
tel, washing c., Silver Patent Lever Watch, val.
us ~. Captain Warner, 18th Vol, silver watch
value So. Taylor, Kinetovn. Pennsylvania, Cod
Patent Lever Wa civ vslu 900. JAn,.s Brucs,
Nashville, Tennessee, Silver Watch, value 49, 0se,oe
VOID, Whfby, Canada West, Silver Watch vsioe
o45, WIN Rsdnrld. Columbus Ohio. Music Boz, val
ne 44e. Many per.on Wto have drawn valuable
prizes do not wish their published or we arhe
extend this list Letter from various psrtes through
out the country Acknowledge the receipt Of vsiuasae
gifts may es en- on hle ~ our once
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n ENVY ECH 4 II IN
WHOLESALE AND RGrAIL
SADDLE. HARNESS & COLLAR
MANUFACTURER,
No. - West I'd Street. between Har-
rison and Ripley street, Davenport.
~ Also agent for the sale and manufacture OF
PONDS Patent Truce Buckle
he greatest improvement Of the age No draft
horse should be nsed without them.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES tmh1s-eod&1y
Origim. Cause and Care Of the We.
merenl Poison.
A Prize Lecture, by w. Tripp N. D.. Of the N.
r. Medical College, dei,v cred before tho phys
clans and students 81 The Clinton Institute. Sent
TO any address on receipt of ten cents Address,
W. TRIP. N. D.,
spyeeodew SC McDougal Al Y.
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NO. 3. UkAT. No W. hUkRIs.
GRAY & NORRIS,
GENERAL
commission and Forwarding Merchants

Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Nos. l9O Il l00 CemmOn 81,
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
Pasticular attention paid to consignments of
Western Produce Parties desirous Of opening
Q connection in New Orleans are earnestly re-
quested to correspond with An communities
tons will receive prompt attention, and informa-
| ton freely impaired on any aud all points. Ad-
drees GRAY NORRIS.
P,O Box 49S. New Orleans. La.
RxrxR ro-Aug II lmont / Co.. r.; II. u.
edwin, Agent U. $ Express Co Chicago; Jnc.
L. Scripps, Postmaster. Chicsgo; TuthiH King,
Esq Chicago; David Nicholson, 81 Louis; Jas.
Musson, Esq, Cairo. sep2sd3ms
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n. T.. TAYLOR. n. H.,

"OMCEOPATHlST- OFFics on Is ady -.
oy-r WARMERS shoe store-e"tranc
near Post Ofiice Residence N. W. corner 9th
"a psrrv ars lam23-d diff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

A rruRNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
~ and VVmr Clulsn Agent. Office on
Brady street in Franklin Block. two doors north
Of Post Office. my lou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
4 Perfect Cure for Catnrrh

AND NODE OF TREATMENT is

AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The .fcMse or PerSlCftOM.
pemearates the secret a M hush
of this terrible disease, aud extermnates II. root
III Is rsn.S,ss AlIshe ySrsstcAeA
symptom. ofth's ioathsoms nslads I'D svsrse
copib mption. a. =. fs ~ Ia
tf cleans the head. deodori.e~
the breath and affords the most grateful relief.
Ii 0lcvtates more Agony and 81.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
IL II noted for caring 1be most
hopeless cases. thst every known means have
failed in.
u cures HAY. Rose and Period.
Ne Eorm Of Caiarrh or noises In
| The head can resist its penetrat,g power
Dr. EOOsinle has now spent q
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His iri
IDr. Gioodale's Caaarrh Remedy
is harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm
the hand
1Dr. q. GOOdnle II kmown thrO'.
ought the country as the author of the only True
Theory Of CatHrrh ever published. where It's
origin--what its rsvages-mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in all ,ts forms.
DR.. GOOalnle's Pam 1phlet On Ca.
tarrh should be read BY every one. 1t can be
obs.ined :. oar nearest Agency. OF y sending
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CArAsnn. = The meme Of M r. Oecdale has
become familiar throughout the country TO the
victims of Catarrh from his well earned fams in
curing this terrible disease II. is the first and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush Of this fearful malsdy. His remedy and
| mode Of treatment is the only one ever known to
cure It'll Troy. N: Y. Daily Times.
| Pliny Mills, the well known traveller, and
whose family Physician DIR. Goodale was for
many years, saws:
IF DR.. Goodale say1 he can cure Catarrh he
| can cure it," He further certifes that the DR..
has few equals in medical skill and NO superiors
in successful practice.
Hay. Rose aud Periodic Catarrh.-Dr. Good
ale . Catsrrh Remedy and mode oftreatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
Of Catarrh, but it extingnishes the disease forev
or in all tstypes and stages Every one speaks
| we'll Of it-(N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
Price b.. Send a stamp Tor pamphlet.
| C R. PARKER, Sole Agent
| feb2s-d1v Is bleecker at. ny.
E. =. BALLORD, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
1 Il -
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DR. STEVENS = CO.

HGTMlRD STREET, ssrwssx WALNUT An
~ tHe, up stairs. Private diDeaees Qpss4
vttsess sss sss Of nsresry. loss Of -, -
YOUNG MEN gaAerips IN bcdv ana mia non
the edects 81 se!f.ebuae, speedily cured. HA1-
RlED VIEW. and those contemplating m,rr;e1e.
shopld restore yigor 70 their bodies and NM:
ers hey entail misery and disease upon those ~
their posteritv. DiSeases peculiar TO fsmslss
treated. Persona 4 = dissalsee proauotly cured
b e4aressisg With stamp inclosed and st.AeUsrt
q 60 @r. STEVENS 4C0.s AZURE Guar
Atk!p - A1CAs4As nselSdlys
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-. ". II. 1BAM ERs =
DAySlClAN AND SUR0EON. 0FCE II
basement VI state bank Building Residence
9th st.. bet Bardy ind Perry streets noisdw
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PEREfHxvIs 49,
PAIN KILLER !
v.H,, sxi;5|ss ~ lpR,

p AIN KILL Err +!
SO eQQAss x,.x
plI6iY SESNiS6 y fif ACE!
vvyg - the satestion d The trade end ths
~ e.s:e z -, - e E,.S "a
|V FOR Ne cure 81 Geld. CouG6s, Veal S(cd Zach
Pam in stomach, Bowel Complaint Cslie, Diar-
rhea. Cholera, &C.. ~
And fer Fever 4 Ague.
There 10 oothiAG better lthAs betn T. osably
known TOT mere t6aa tvsuty years TO- b he
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
Per The 49, dissases incidsai y the human
i.s<tnklfy xsa Exter.aily
II works equally sure.
ws:s s,s Of ,a the: t ss e =
Rosso, MAcoss CO. Mich, July .. $3.50.
Nassaa J. N. HAHam Co:
VesSlsse~-The confidence have in Perry Ds
vis' Pain Killer ~ remedy for CosShs. Culds,
which ave successfully used 4, isduces NJ 70
sve4Aalsadits viseea % tshses.s = a "
A fee. msaih. $50 he4 1nseeSrss p j. % de-
stroy Gallon. Athosoh ! esvec heard q its BE-
ing usd for th:t puspose, bit b, I'M sueepd a.
remedy q. hand, ] svPiied the Pain Killer freely
for about fifteen minv1es Ut evening". and repeat
ed the applcaaisn vssv briefly The As1t morning,
which entirely destroyed the fslon, aud increased
my csntdsnes IN tbe utility Of the remedy;
AisisDss " Wesleyan Methodist churth.
.s4.s TIE PAIN KnnA1Rn
Has been tested IN every vsssety or climate, and
b almost every ,Dston known - Amerissas. 1t
iSthe sluscse eoaslAte cosApah m sid inesti 0abk
| r.. A..Ft a.. A al md
land, aud no Que should travel on our Lakes "
Rivers without il.
he sure you call for aud get the genuine Pain
Killer many worthless nc str inns are attempt
ed to be sold on the great rcput alton of this val
liable medicine Directions accompany each bot
tie. Sold by. deslers every where. Price ~ cts
81 cts aud o. per bottle. }. n. HA RRlS Co..
Proprietors br the wa&ess and Boriherp Str
Cincinnati. o.
Sold ut Wholesale and Ret all by h. = Ballard,
Davenport, +. n. Stone, Nusoatns; MorHsson
/ Co., Iowa CITY; DR.. L. Woodruff Des Aoines.
rsarls eo1Aeowiy
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Dr: wmlrrrn.a: ), q |.

NOuIN VIUTW SSSICcS,
Aison and Monroe, Chicago. or
lbce hours from A. NJ. to 5 r.
In Specialist an the treatment
ofsll private diseases in all their
; varied and complicated forms: :.
Enr fhn mist ~ ycara. Df. W
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MoSpAr. NOreu.ber 20. 1864
The House met at , o'clock p NJ
The SPEAKER (Mr. Buskirk in the Chain
directed the Clerk to read the journal OF Sltuf-
day.
On motion by Mr. OLLEMAN, the further
reading Of the journal was dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Mr. GROVES presented q memorial from the
Board OF Commissioners OF Perry county for
the repeal OF the Soldiers Relief Law.
Mr.. SULLIVAN. of PoSey and Nanderburg
presented a similar memorial from the COmmis-
sioners OF Vsuderburg county.
Mr.. UPSOS presented a similar memorial
from The Commissioners OF kosciusko county.
Mr.. BONNER presented similar memo
rial from the Commissioners Of Decatur county.
These several memorials on this subject were
received without reading snd referred 10 the
Committee on Ways AMI Means.
Messrs HENRlCkS aud ALBEIT each
presented petition 100 claim. which were re
ceived without reading and referred 10 the Com
mitiee on Claims
Messss. SIN and WRIGHT presented ten
perance petitions-ihe latter from citizens OF
Pike county-which. without reading, were re-
iefred 10 the Committee on Temperance,
Nr. Oh AMBERs presented a Temperance
petition from sundry citizens Of Henry county,
which wss also referred without reading.
Mr. BONNER presented the .petiiioA Of sun
DRY CT zsns OF Decatur county on behalf OF the
colored citizens of the State. and asked thai
without reading il be referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Rights and Privileges.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21

STATE PRISON SorTH-sKxEvoLEsr INSTRUCTIONS
message was nov received from the acting
Governor Transmitting the report OF the B. Of
Control Of the Northern Prison. and the rsportol
Andrew Wallace. President Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the State benevolent Institutions
describing said reports and submitting recon-
mendation- See proceedings in senate Of this
day
Mr. HESRICKS moved to refer the t.o doc
uments Transmitted by the message 70 their sp-
propriate Committees
Mr. KILGoRE moved an order to print 900
copies of the document.
Mr. PRATHER moved to amend 90 a. to
embrace the printing Of the two messages CON-
municAted ihis day by the Acting Governor.
The amendment was accepted, and the order
was taken accordingly.
Mr.. CHAMBERS introduced a resolution 70
the following effect.
wHEEEas, The Journal Company having .nnsureed 20
this that they viii hereafter aSrstge sher re-
ports Of the proceedings Of this HOUSE.
ASD, wHEsEAs The publication Of fnll reports o. the
proceedings Of this Horse condition Of the con-
tract with said Journal Company for three copies Of
their paper to each member; therefore
soired That the doOrkssper be directed 10 re~cind
The said contract with the Journal Company and make
the cOrtrsct with the 6sxetie Company provided
that tue latter Company agree TO print the Brewer Re
ports in full.
Mr.. NEW COMB said their was no such con
dition in the Journal Company's contract With
the dooIkeeper. He moved TO amend by adding
direction to rescind the contract with the
Daily Telegraph and Daily Herald. il they do
not publish the Brewer Reports.
Hereuron 4 debate ensuej, Ia which Messrs
KILGORE, CHAMBERS EwCOMB,G GRIP
FIFTH and Others toak part.
Mr.. klLGORE moved 10 make the resolu-
tien the special order for to morrow morning,
II O'Clock
Mr. cox moved to lay the resolution ard
amendment on the table
Mr.. HAMRiCK made an Intellectual motion
to adjourn
The House refused to lay the subject on the
table. 80
MIR. OLLEMAN moved to strike out 60
much OF the resolution as assumes that the
Journal Company have violated their contract
with the Hoase.
Mr.. CHAMBERS accepted this amendment
as matter OF courtesy toward the Journal
Company.
The SPEAKER. The Chair will bold that
the amendment disposes of the preamble: and
tnst the amendment of the gentleman from
Marion Mr.. Newcombl is not in order, because
there remains nothing in the proposition to
which IL can be applied
Mr. HAMRICk thought the House, by this
time, has discovered that We are acting prema-
tureiy; for We do not know but that the Journol
reports will yet be satisfactory. He moved TO
lay the whole subject on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
And then, on the motion of Mr.. TRUSLER.
The House adjourned
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Judge steele. Of the Chancery Court. sitting
at Lebanon, Tennessee. has delivered an opin-
ion i'm which he takes the ground that an obli-
cation contracted TO aid the rebellion is null
and void. and. accordingly. he dismissed suit
brought 10 enforce such acontract. The Nash
Vile Dispatch thinks that if the position taken
by Chancellor steele shall be held 10 be law
throughout the southern states, an immense
amount Of Indebtedness will be discharged
quite easily.
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Advertisements inserted q longer time than three
anfhs ALL be charged porOnal the three months
scale.
Lesl notices, six lines and under, 81 s.; more than
sr lines. and lee than ten - CO. ten lines, 20
cents per line each Insertion
All transient and occasional Advertisements and Local
Notice. mast be paid TO- In advance.
Marriage notices, 81 Funeral ROiic' 81.
No Advertisements With cuts will be taken.
Tbs 81 advertising IN the Weekly sentinel will be
half the charged IA the Daily Herald for week
longer tine
Advertisements disc ntnued before expiration Of
~ be charged for the time inserted accordingly
the above rates
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gst.og it, coadi,iou a.d x-te.t.iaiog IL ssoe-si
tbs. through The apufopri.ts csmai,ises ssch
appropriations - m-se all enable the ia-fi-
tate 70 continue the mission Of mercy lof shich
1; wss ~issiy established
CoxsAp BAKsa
Lieutenant Governor. acting - Governor
On motion BY Nr. ALLISON. 300 eories #
the message sDd accompanying documents
we're ordered 70 be printed
sHsEiyY. a>D rEEAsUsEEs.
Nj. COBB, from lhe Select Committee there
on. retained NJ. Psllers bill =. No l65l for
An Act T. incressc the mileage Of Shera's a.d
Treasurer. Recommending passsge
The bill sas read toe second time.
On motion of Mr.. CORBfS. tie bill
committed with Instructions 10 report the actual
distances BIZ the usually travelled route.
fSDiArAPoLis iSsUEASCE COMPANY.
Mf. TH0MPSOS, from the Special Com
mi;'ee thereon. returned MS bill No lJJ.
amending IA Act 10 incorporate the Indiana
polls Insurance Company. Recommending pas
sage
Mr CoRBIN. wesh,uld not be too fast in
granting extended privileges 10 corporaions,-
sc should look sell - !; that they DO not be-
come moDopOlics - such an extent as to con
troll the figbts Of cirizens
Dir NILES remarked that he vas personally
friendly 20 the parties interested ia the bill but
be sas opposed. - general rule. to amending
special charters He thought i far wiser. il
ce-slry. to amend and perfect the general laws
aud encourage companies existing under special
acts - reosgaDizs ubder the general laws. He
saw nothing Objectionable in the bill except the
act beiug special. He moved the reference Of
the bin 20 the Committee on Corporations.
Mr. THOMPSON regretted the delay th.t
would ensue if the motion prevailed, but would
offer no objection.
NJ. CULLEN hoped the motion 10 fecommit
would prevail. There seems to be a disposition
on the part OF members % benefit their friends,
without regard 10 the general laws of the State
ana the good Of the people at large All corpo
ratioBs should have tue same benefits; all men
should be plscei upon equal footing. who de
sire to invest in this or any other enterprise.
Senators should 20 slow 10 giving powers. and
granting rights 10 corporations.
MIR COBB being friendly to the bill will
ling to have il recommitted as proposed. and
hoped the Committee would report at an early
day.
Eba 10. -
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BOOK PRINTING.

Our Book Room Is well stocked with type and We
keep on hand extensive stock Of Book Paper which
Is porch ased at the very lowest prices Country
publishers would 90 well % send in their pamphlet work
a. our facilities will enable 10 d. IL such rates a.
VIII allow them reasonable profit We shall make
this branch Of cur business speciality, and persons
leaving Us their orders can depend upon neat clean
Job.
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44TH INDIANA LEGISLATURE


rsrc~rsp rcu HsnuD a. r.. ,sp ". u. DRAPER.
Omissions and curtdiiD,ents Of these Re
ports. for trdnf II space ia these columns, srW
De- printed ia the Brericr Legislative Reports.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
JOHN 5. sPAxx. FkAScEs SxfrH.
SPANN 4 SMITH,
Real Estate Brokers,
Northeast cor. Washington and Penn. sts-.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

T. O II - A L T.
N Washington street, between Prnnsyiyanis and Ne
ridan streets.
B1sness Lot on Delaware reet, opposite A wsllacc's
mazmoth wholesale grocery horse-eflo per foot
An elegant Residence North Illinois street; full
LOT; 500.
three story Bassness BLOCK on South s<rve<.
for sl 600 per AMMAN; VIII sell for e. 500.
too story Dwelling. near 0<good q Smiths Pei and
Last Factory pe~ and will sell ct extremely low price
Lots IN northwest quarter Of the Holiday Bssek. be-
Michigan and delaware streets, less than el0l
per foot, In sizes 10 suit
Vacant Lots In all parts o. the city.
Several good Farms ~ low figures, in Marion and ID
Joining counties.
sPASx SMITH,
novls div Real Estate Agsnts-
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BOOKS AND PAPER
w HI O L L - a LIE

500 DOZEN srrlAEHs-
$40 DOZEN RKApKRs.
500 D0ZES BIOGRAPHIES,
Do DOZEN GRAMNAS.
2.ooo REANs WHITING PAPER.
1000 RAMS wRAPPIxa PAPER,
SEQ REAMs FLAT PAPKRs.
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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
Steam Presses.

We have Ased With our abIsement SIX presses
IN fall blast, which enable tern OF unlimited
number OF impressions day, and which give great
advantages over other establishments.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
THE WEEKLY SENIINEI.

l. Published every Monday. at e. 90 per snnum, in
advancr.
II RIO papsr cent without the money nor continued
q longer time than paid for.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-21
PARSONS, MACAULEY 4 Co.,
No. II Wess Maryland strees.


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Al the lowest prices q Chicago Cincinnati or New
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