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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
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ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM;
The Great Remedy for the curt Of
CONSUMPTION,

AND ALI DISEASES OF The lAu NUS.
results #. s 9, j.: s.f assss s ;r
ERTiES of this medicine are experiesced BY oil
those Who haze used il. their testimony GAG be
found in . pamphlet, which can Be obtained OF
tie Agents where the medicine IL for sale.
Coughs and Colds, however distressing. re
broken IN in IN incredible short time, BY causing
: spec,tc influence on the lungs. 10 that themst-
Ter and phlegm are easily exPectoraeed.
Pains and Soreness Of The Chest arr. quickly re-
LEVIED BY tho irritated parts becoming heeaed.-
Cold Chills and Night Sweets become immt oiese-
y checked. by the strength being restored. me
TORPID liver Is restored " action, - the blood BE-
ALLEN's LUNG BALSAK contains no Cpl
um in any form 1t 10 perfectly harmless Tor the
Coxsusrnvss wosld DO veil torsad his treatise
PnvsiclAxs Who have failed TO cure their pa
tients should try this Me. icine before they give
theicaee up, a. We know very many valoable
lives have been saved BY oeing persuaded 70 give
il trial.
Re sure and get ALLRx's LuxG BALsAn, and LET
NO other article be palmed upon you.
ALLEs's Luxo BAlsAx isput up with great care.
and with line stsel engraved label. bearing The
dgsturc Of the proprieters
DON'T FORGET THAT
ALlus's Luxa BALeAn spiil bresk ~ ~ Ssest -
trsssing Cough - fNs Aosrs tise.
Many oeses Of Coysunrfi0H, that were consid-
cred iscursble, have been eu~eA IN this city
Gail aad get pamphlet end read the remorh sble
cures which will convince you Of TIE great valns
Of this medicine.
Don't despair because Ill other renedie: have
failed but try the remedy and 70. Will mot b g.
!. n. HARRIS s co.. Cincin.aai, O..
Pnsus--ol per bottle. 6eld b nedisias Del.
ers throughout the city cad reuo1y. tee eals
br E. 8. 6allord, Davenport; 3. 4. Stone, 9ee
cSaise; Dr. =. WoodrY4, Qesncanesi nossison
- Co. Iowa CITY. mrl4-eodksewly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

Ga1entc unsu1a0te@
Established 1850, and charter
ed by the Legislatures Of Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatment VI all discs ses Of the
Urinary and Generxtive Or
lgans, including Seminal Weak
neas end venereal Diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
upr. WHITTIER. ls4

South Clark Street. between Mad
Aison and Monroe. Chicago. Of
i6ae hours trum 8 A. n. to 8 T..
I'm Specialist In the treatment
7 of all private diseases IN all their
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
r. III. PARKS,

Ne He AB6 1AS4
Pr . d q Q e b r o X Q /,
MO. 1b4 SOUTH WATER ST., CHICAGO
IN ~ p O. Box 2O0s. C."h advances made
. property in store. '7-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

lWU tUk SALE ~ AL OUUC6JS ,
bold in Davenport bv DR. " 3 HiRgins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

nAvENPORT, IOWA. RESIDENCE AT
IL DR. McCsrn's house, on BRADY street, I'd
door below Clinton Place. Office IN Sir Miners
Dental Rooms, corner Of Brady and Cd streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
m r. TAYl.OR. n. ~.

ITOME0PATHIST. OErcG aud Residence
Ill S. w. corner 81 and Rock Island Sta.
References J. Morton, New York DR.. N.
Webster, DAYTON, q DIR. u. Ehrman. Cincinnati
o.; DR. J. Tcuple. Prof Of Mat. Md; DR. y. T.
Franklin. Prof Surgery IN the lioneopsthist
Medical College Of Mo-, at ST LOUIS Rev. d.
y. Watson. Of this city jan23-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
Dr.. ], BRYAN. General Agent,

No1 5079 Az DDrOnd WY. ~. y.
YOU will receive them post paid. securely sealed
from observ alton by return mail.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
{. reW IS Geld ro-nay'.',


There v.s = ;:m: w2en n we r1et
A fric:'d cpan tae s>..t,
h. tatkcl on cvmuon .taencs-the Var
The cold, or else the heat,
Apd took an interest IN oRe's health;
Ta@t time has prssgd away;
How, no one asks us ho~ we do,
But, "Eow is gold today p
Thsse words pssrade the atmosphere,
Atwedding, funerals, bstia,
so raattor whefo, UPON ear ear.
The anAion, question falls.
You go to &c. ,'e girls y~ul love. -
To drive your cares awsy;
You kiss, and then 9, s@csty says,
"o!' Low L gols t'-dsy: 2"
If gold is up or geld is aowa.
What good for ne to Know?
Thers is no jiusloin my prrsc,
Ely funds a.s rt;ll ~ quo;
And SO nate thc ehtloss cry,
And long 70 soar away
To lands os po.c!o, where no ore asks,
"Well, tHoS is gold TO day.
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hours, with tTo' or three brief spells fer
breatn;ue, sphnging aud watering. He ar
rived At Portsmoath-:aboat half way-and
was taken cut, rnbhctl down, rested and fed.
t'T:.c :orrsmouth Chronicle says that, when
tie horse arrived there, he did mol appear
creetly iaiigued, although he lad strung si%-
ty miles in six .hcurs and fifteen. minutes.
Gntii he zeachci Hampton he made ten !nilcs
s,i hccr steadily.) He left :Porislceath al
l2.IOiin iue condition; lett kennebunll at
$50, at Saco at 4, ,45, and came on apparent
" with ease, at a free gait, full half hour
within his, time, until about four and
half miles from Portland, when he stagger'
ej and fell, and, although every exertion was
made,to revive him, he died shortly after,
seemingly in fit. Thus ended q heartless;
affair. To drive the noble animal to death
wss more than cruel-it was wicked. Such
I'M. :chcs. ere OIL o par with the prize fight.
sr, are simply brutal. Let Us have no more
sue. It is stated. that the horse had pre-
,ously been ,;riyen ninety miles in a single
>Ssh and, wher taken out the harness, caper-
d Il colt.
F.sre eece reports in circulation that the
a-ai.si ..s F, lsoaeti, but the. can be traced
:, 2jLing w"stny u Aii% crcait. he horse
~ ~ ven 10 uea'k -
Nvw York | -. aPcaSias .ditorially
~ ;9;s rla' fla ":
!arj $ .:.n..a, and .ietrue way to
c..,, pIete 1T wcur: be - I.arnt $ the men con,
q rpt,i -. t't q. i.. carcas: nt.ihe horse
a !: ~: .hsH. :fr.s ;,:.c:; ,H.ar'i7 Boston
u II l..sc., a:,d v'ry one ofFle orut;-l bpeds
cs.ej rhe i,-le Vi lh%@ p9.., '.iilina So wa ton
) !ers1. 49, ~.
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S. Tue Sc.ruERs PLANTERS PLAS,-The
ST. Louis Democrat says:
= a gentleman who has been intimate with
Southern planters for thirty years. gives us
information of the cosrse which some of these
cotton growers have.deternlined to pursue in
relation to the cultivation of their lands 1t
is simply to let the lands out to any one, black
or white, who may wish to engage in such
employment, at certain amount Of the pro:
duct per acre, OF per bale if the articles raised
is cotton. One planter, at themouth Of Red
river, who has six thousand ar -es to rent in this
way, proposes TO retain one fourth Of G bale
as . compensation for his land, aud for GIN
ming the cotton a small amount additona',
which will bring the price up to about one
third of the crop--the same proportion 4.
that charged ior all corn lands in other sec,
ti6ns of the country. This method has proved
successful everywhere else, and there is 10
reason why cotton culture and the Southern
part of the country should be Ell exception
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A,pRsw ,TtoHAssoN.-The Montgomery ala


i.:.jaa, ,..ji sru!y observes that sioce,the days
u Audi W. J1-kson, no man; has filled tue
IAecu.iye GAai.4i l;a United States Gov
er'i'Ic;l., q i..arciiecided character and iirm-
neSa tArn l4 gresent occupant OF that re-
s.,o1isi.yla post. ll.s aolitical career, to his
i.roaeat c.o.iea: s3sij,on before the Ameri
,:.,., u; :. los hecli varied and remarkable.
5pe.l,,.5q y {: N tie ranks of the people, he
has r.ugLt lis way upward, through and
Ger a.9rv oesiacln with q courage undaur-
.o,i aud perseverance, and energy cemmeus
dam in tbc highest degree. He las ridden
duT. ever; opposition, combatted The most
powerful influences OF wealth and party, AID
advanced with the stride of a giant towards
the lotiest reach Of ambition. No matter
what may have been said OF his political an
tecedents, lie hasseyer proved faithful TO the
interests of the people who elevated him, and
has consistently followed up the conserva-
tive line of policy with steadiness of pur-
pose which commanded the admiration OF even
his most implacable political opponents.
The interests of the people Of the whole
country are much more likely to be suhscrv-
cd inthe hands of Andrew Johnson, than they
would be the bands oil any other American
politician of The day. Hcis a man who
strikes out line policy for himself, relying
upon his own knowledge ofahe people and
their wants. At present it is to his interest,
as well as it must be 10 the sincere wish OF his
hcurt,ito restore his country to its original
united strength. He is emphatically a peo'
pies man, and undoubtedly will pursue that
course in: the future administration of our ma
tional affairs which will be best for their vel
iaye. We have no fear of Andrew Johnson,
and while the nation laments the lossof that
honest patriot, Abraham Lincoln, it has
reason for self congratulation that his mantle
of charity has, descended upon the shoulders
of a man who has the wisdom and the nerve,
to execute justice, unawed by influence and
unbribed by gain.
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>I:oge6Et.a ..99gt5sftiissr.
There's wusic.sn 3 azothsr's Voice.

there's Music's 8 Motker's Voice
Ih,re's music ia'a mothers voice,
Moro svcs. thsl brsszes Ching;
The,s's kindness ;r mothers glance,
;oa :..Tt lof ever dying:
9A:r.'. lore within a no,hs's breast,
So lssp Is Sill o'n:towing,
ina csrs foT those She cui;s, her ows,
Gaa:'s e~ar-cgs: s-a":2g.. -.
Taerc's aa@yish,;ii-s. notsc-'s :esr,
;;'Ao;- ccsrs*;ss:.. gc2.:iy taking,
That 50 TIE E.as... I 1p:tS Ectcs,
s@arcsix; sevss :sss trtaA:ag.
A-i M;.:u !.oii.c- huec!a 90 Heaven,
.@:5 =. k3r ebild is pra:;re, -.
Q, vho r:!slf Eff tue fsrvouf>tel!
TIA: cq,as Il; sAe'e saFfas!
i u:,;lc7 t-i,o..t::c. .sesder srts
Car, 7s>5gso ,hs laseas, Q: st.duess.e
End tf=oneh the s'eon os 'i:c once more
Be sliac Tie saa Of g.aGhtss!!
A mother! when llse cvcniag's star, -
He: course ha,b ceased bei.re us.
Ffoa. hrisb,er worlds regards'ns stiA,
.1d WATCHES iondlv:a'cr Us.
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T;,s LAST CASE CT HEAarLEss CauEITY.-
Tho rc.tland jMainel Argus gtves the fol.
loving account G! the heartl:ss affair which
resulted in the dca,h Of horse, snd Which
kas heretofore bc,n briefly lliudcd to in tel.
esraphic colupas:
Lyon, la,s.;l.,. horse, was put ir training.
;e. d.; a.c, and up'to the d.sy oi The race
e SLY 5i,i ri; ':Errei e Ct 9 xty miles per day.
II !. rs g'',;rgs ofhls o@ner q raaia the driver,
IL Eraak j; Ia. Tie aniua! vas : geid-
ing, :.rs ..... .5ja n .le,i,---apNarcu;'y ali
hSae and mpsc c;,--iael- hes SONG teo bn:l-
DIR a aac .Au..:l Esery ~ ee!: hands Gis;.
lis ase was .ep ycacs, his rooa tlaek. an.!
h. vas raia4} in Maine. .:i.: we:. ecnt
aacad to keep he r9Ei Gear. So .e jna 20
and ass;ssa:..s ac2o.ni ssic.'. - pr..g.tet viz
r,.I,ys Of no.sos. !. .un ~as ;.l:a"i I" /.
sg;sy aai 5-,c l-t:aa vel, 1 Hs ha re
...i tY nr:i,.
I. ra; ~. ti.. I. e. - ~
- -. :; ga,s OF . ct - >, Is
~: zt;I-r -.i,lrn nsl kont nm jor snrna foHr
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TIE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

TIE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The Tuscumbis Alabanian of the Goth SAYS:
A force is at work repairing the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, between Corinth
and Memphis, and the. cars will be running
tn Corinth from Memphis in q short time.
there are four bridges to build between here
I'D Ccrnth. The track was relaid and
,ls91 Dy Gen. Hood last December, and is, we
believe, in tolerably good order.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

EHGRS0NS intending to have gram ground NJ
a my Mills viii please observe tho following
rules:
Have your. names re-i''crel. always eta'ia1
about the number Of bust.ls t" hc erou H.: ::
The tine Q! registering yoar l"iGes .'ii ~; i.
notified Of tag! day s.!snsa I" III
Persons engaging ';y:y.. y = "'
OF tn. camc. .Act, -s' d.. I'LL ess ':...'i
rho ni,lbeF si husst ~, +sr' 'c'e aaA .s"stt
the si'uo. - - .>f'.r y
Any rerson lnarr engage >. r';a::-er 4 y ~,
pro,i.ad ;hey n5e nui consGent:Ie: s.
: On any day. ii the GI"in - ~: E'rcSrri u T'f
bc yronn,: i, i!.a .td'7 :. ;i rc.ist-y If-rAt 10
viii tc gyour ii f!ie osdcr-"f it, arrivh. 80 -
Hare ycar grain sc'ls'cic'.Te'' AVID. ify.s Eer
,pan.ttnl c ,o,ir'Hr?e;rtiHcn;s.cT >Sca ws!t t{o59
your places, an4>a.iiew d. iavst, bc a;s;grca. y
Small surss, not czcys;;ias ;irsc (3]; tu:ac's
,,fi!l have pyclsreucc =" cnsagemcnt$.
- L. ,rtMIMS.
rura :. '4tf =. *, f2j -
"ute
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
-As auctioneer was selling lot Of land for

agricultural purposes
:" Gentleman" said he, "this Is the most
aelightfal-lald. 1t islthe easiest land to cpl-
.tisale-it is so hgbt-so. very light. Dir.
will eorroborate my statement
he owns the next patch, aud be- will tell you
how easy.it is worked" 49,.
= =" Yes, gentlemen, said mir. Parker, at is
ve.Yeasy TO gors, bat it is. q plasly sight
easier 10 gather t'e erop>.H
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MOfiGe.,

a IL pcT4ons 10 aies.csln o Estate of Robert
IA J. plPh;;2a:e Of Edsei.'d.p rlcs asoesss'
lneut: md ho,. tav;rredou, ,nLs a:nirs' sa@
Es.te VII! pro,ss.t theIn in Sas ts, sId proper.
y s''Hsni''N''' Al. pE1LErtEng .nara'n +.
o.,Js - - JyTS-s - G. s.a2: =
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.R.arr The hardest case .me4,yerp 5neeE3

AB.nr the hardest case met;yerp -he;ari af.
was the ,nt,sdercr- .pa:nsd s'to:!e, exsp pfi 1
raaav ycars sircc, IN ENe!cr Nh, laai g.
/. r., :ac ropa was ;'Iscc'i ar"una '''@ lf>ch -
II .;;,..,7e.3 the s'1mlf,io CIV. In in' :.
ale. I'tc-reqna@t nrirg promptly sceeee y,
lie .ank1iie nrE a1d commenced hloT:nn
h. r. III ifn;l: liie sic.
NJ, are r@ ,,e,eg that +c.:?' i,sEToi:sl s :.
: ....iiecause," returned lhe perfect wretch
aI do not think froth is heQHhy." :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Tailoring Business -. -

ss7.l Il oa.Fs;spyd Yin ada1la,Fori, IN .ho sAI.-
d S.oRITG HUSrNE E.sss cttr1s:c,i' toNhis' &ERai
WI 10 Ii, Ttt.dst 10 give ca;se satisfaction:
pariiss wishing Clelhing ,na,Ss9rC Caiiins doac
zFp ptaasa CAL cn him ut hisSresiderce. !" nenf-
the easi is not c. nvenrent provision. "'.' o'
eeise' ~ HA' '1''' JOHN ceIeAN. -.
Iaac 81, '.( Sc 81 ::
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"
H..l..a b,a--'s. Qtsfl. sroar-AHOur
TIE 81. ATr.ys' bs!a.---..n incident, tiot
reuer.. 4 ..z;,r..i. 'concer'iag one oi the o.
Al,sl.s ra!.!grs. las r4ce1!r eom2 :" ltnt.
-lo,;9cdial=i; a,l4o lis a'q4it,sJ ore o hs
,?.i,lars. h7Yifa o;is ;al,h III iao judges de-
c;s,o,. de,a.n .,.c i !.lt2 shs cc'in.Ty II
:.ns rnrats @ ,ss.a!. e,.'as ai>s'l.Sl az. DC
I,e- acq III t,...se;. r'r,. mile. The iii 5uliy
a1,o5 :,exln,, and l'mc WIS sGaic.' II So
.sto,,seJi u.aca longer. pq w4n!d 'ika'y be eE-
rcs.e., aud thrre, xcya .ew disguise tGe iEaA =;
eyc,i ohieers OF the aw Ind aot.seeD thraiSg:.
An idea, however struck kim: He hired q
baby, paving S4DO as security for its sale re-
urn. lie tEen dressed as d lady and started
iur Halifax with the child. and ior great part
Of the way Ind for an escort the Very officer
deta;Ie,i 10 catch him. lie, however, gives
The detective avery good recommendation
Cnr eallantry, for during the trip there was
no,iinr NO either himself er the child needed
that tic. officer Of tho law did not get toI
them. M He arlivcd safely in uallfaxaEd too'
a passage fer EaTcpe.
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Enr Sale.

sEVT or TAG Il aF,URNI-
"a rlJIsE,', ., Consisting ofaa Bede,cetia aBursan,
Wurar6t'c, Wasaastapd;, Table Chairs and I9ck-
~. Nlsp, o'ti7st ratoDraftsan'l-s spd5le 1lGRsL'
Win be sofd either fer species er rharter ior Vct'
tcn. Apply atthis Office. 100
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

nss>Troublcs aro on the increase betTeen car
Texas forces .anA Maximiliaas E0ogs,
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Checking Perspiration.

Edward Everett, the finished scholar, the
accomplishment diplomatist, the orator, the
statesman, the patriot, became cverLeaed in
tcstifying in court room, OF Monday morn
sat in :at CT siH datti lis |afn tsrsse rselSA
sneak: :: Bat my hands aud feet ere ice, and
nv lungs ON fire. tn this condition l had to
% and spend three hours "a the ccurt rocln.p
lie died in less than q week from this cheek
ing OF the porspiration. 1t was enough to
kill any man.
Professor Mitchell, the gallant soldier, aaa
the most eluouent as, r nomical leetarer that
over lived, wullc il 2 Late 9! perAprat'o1l IN
yelluw EeTer, that Certain sign Oh recovery:
left his bed, went into anothe- ro m, became
chilled in lnom: 81, and died tilh s.ine night
If while pc:spirirg, CT willie s"tl;si,.iHt {
warmer than usual, .rnm eyEc cl>e Or a.hr2lHd
room. there is = sG',den exposure n st'sintss.
to still cold air, or raw, DAMP at;ndsps are
or TO draft, whether al ~ rpe" wind ;w'rr
door. or street corner, an inei table result Is
a yidlen.and instantaneous c't-ing oi tn
pores Of the.skin, b. 'shicb vase ii.&: i'll
pure matters, which were mSEih5 i;:.ir Wy y
ont of the system, are conpcii2i TO Sc !; ~
exit tbrJugh some other ci.a;.ne and hle;:k
through, some, weaker part, not tAs natsIa
.ono and harm to that part is the result. ihe
idea is presented by saying that the cold has
settled in that part. TO illustrate:
A lady was about getting into small boat
toc.oss tic Delaware, bat while wishing
first to get an orange at afruit ,stand,e she
ran up the bank Of the riyer, and on her re
turn TO tho boat, found herself much heated,
for il was n.the summer; but there was {:
little Wind Oh the water, and tho clotii'nr
soon felt cold to her. The rex HaGGrnns Shs
had severe cold, which eeE.l.J g 1'r irn:';
and within ycar s!se. died OF c''f%'''''T'"
A strong maa was "-orE.fg 'ia'a :%a;''''''. n
Nav. Feeling little 'tired 'ahaaG n""a ~
sat down in the shade Of he norse ant iet
asleep. He walked up c4ifly. !aHammst'3h
of the lungs followed, enlIi.! ~ Ter 'wa. yS'' :
Of great suffering, in c,nsu'n ,''ia. o. "i'r'-
ins his clrest there WAS Sne'' Al e%'ei'%Fe
dccay-tlat the yellow Ina;i9; ~a' 90 CO
out by the eupful. -.
every wear, in one or two wa5s-l'n:ita
themselves in warm kitchen uni' wVtlty,
and then throwing t,eMyeise. on b.d r
sofa without coyeiii;, and perha n :. room:
wit,ioul FIRE; CT by re!nov'Iis he o'.f"r eiss'.-
ing. and perhaps chass'ns t. dress h. a
m5re c.,,.inoa ore, ;res soon "a, tan: enl"i we
pis;,s. after Il walk pr Il shopping &c ruie
sbou'd he Inevitable - ~ ::S.olce;ios,s EARN
room ard keep ru, Ill the eciot,inGo ~ least
Sc 90 or ten mi III. IS: siruii the 'itha;Ad IS r"r
feet,y Arn ,a-si YEA, :gg., II ~. Lav. y
,r me,: ar rid. q; ,.nv occasrn,. d1t-e i'ina
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Fer Tax Collector. -, -. -:
-'Tho Many Friends Of D. A. J. BELL, ESQ,
respectfully nominate him as Candidate fer
Tax Collector at the next election. e :;
Oct Is to AZ
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IItOFUoT Nd tsI!:tt's VFI Et ~ =
-. . ~ tEhasE:FEs, 4ss s. C., 1olya5es 1sss:aza
':he issiopess ot Roads fos. Edge. =,
held=Distsict,v ~, q ~, = s.t ....-.-...
IN 2t,hsinss.untibtiies3 s3oh ipst., ALL MEM
E--tc and FsaeImep, between; the !aa.gs Oft,
and 45. sep;.iE tse !.esdS .E: Back q
GcmniSsj.ner viii have authority n fhe sec ieu>- >
,.rgrr ci lsES7 fstiopvi} Served Ahdcfauitors-n..
rho prbiie R5ads ifas the laseaftw ysnrs hrF-,,'
jSs hcu naHch nes eetcd,,it is imperative ,on,slls
lidje ta Ro d iaatytoturn cut with prO:lptness ;.
" ~ CHARLES ", HOOPER, !
- lst Lieut.. 33l z. S. C. T.. = =
= . and Provost 'Marshels'' -.
Junc IS If ~ q 80
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$40 Reward.

eeDEEN isa.o ,gnx pr.sa...s Is thss ;'lt saf 'se.
I, :;!:, large dark 10y St+fs n z i1IT4o'
lsni:J. a;dit&I2 yss,s 81; ~ ie,E .thdSash,
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vxy; ,.S N, Mil DeEfT.e ari af ,ss ab.vc Goods
fSTSTITC KfE :. .EG Gs, BGTs r, EakD
: = -. - : h...A..- ATKINSON &SHEcgTs
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&;s" We e.have been authorized, by the Friends
Of Capt. H. BoULwARE to announce him q
caadilate for Sheriff Of Edscao!d District at tho
3oxt election.
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For Tax Coiiecto
Mfl Notice.

nERs0Ns intending to hayc grain ground at
a my Mills viii please observe tho following
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szyuE G-unl;cyillc qManufaeturios Comspaan,y
viii continue taaBprtor, Clothcs csoI COTTON,
FLai.&. ORR, Peas eGAEoN kND Il6Rp.
ewing Augusta prices for produce, and fnFnish-
Jur Cloth II wholesale rates.
Cranitcvillc, april 10
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Important Notice. -. :. . =.

epRovosTMs sRenshs OFFICE. u =;
g Ebasr:Hr:ti1, s. c., Julysa5eis lsossxaag q
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pressed such general aud gsncroa: terms rim u he'
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4a lOrr, #tlra MAS Kept up ior somo four
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
REAL ESTATE .s.
City ard Cougatry Agency.


ii AVlNG devoted Themselves to he SAle, Pur
- chase, Exchange and Hire of Real Estate and
met win the most CRAFTY ing the city and
county OF Mobile desire to enlarge circle of their
trends, and therefore while they have the saisfa con
20 acknowledge Sac favors of liberal public and
Sohct tue continuance # their confidence and
esteem taeY " uid also bespeak the attention OF
:izans abroad nd fsVits the people Alabama and
AlssIsIpl. to the opportunities they afford.
They yS"nlz the nteIar ftla. .he;r SCR
wees are 81 the nature OF confidential Agent aud
A'!9EE7Y u tact-gnd t4at while they are always
quidea by instruction and faithful to advice their
juagmeptIs open 10 discretion in the discharge OF
Ite'f a lSfs - ep saae pr scribej to limit their
acts. To this end therefore thai tbei- transa,tin
may De done With desDa tch and satisfaction to their
tfieA@si tAeT respectfully request thar those who
n"fg any interest II Lands 30 sell exeAahte 10
purchase or rent will parcu.s rize The same as wen
as me site, th character Of the land other crcum
a1tsleaso the same those atcafions preniiseG the
~ TO assure them Of heir lat rest I'd zgsI in ali
mat relates TO the wishes of their friends.
Sept 6@h-7 tLwtf .... q.