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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-07

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to il, is a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car.
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen shsetings. Cornices,
and almost every article in the
line required TO furnish Families,
Steamboats, and hotels.
Call and see them.
JAQUEss, FRENCH & co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Administrators Sale.

FpY Virtue of an Order from W D. 'puriaos.a
Id Esq; Ordinary for Rdgefefl District Il will
sell at the late residence of. JOHN 2. ;ABsEYa
decd, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day ,ef Dscem-
ber next, all the personal property .of said de-
ceased, consisting Of - --
Seven Horsessand MalessaS,s 81
STOCK OF CATTLE. AND HeGs,;.... >
CORN, FODDER, OATS AND sWHEAf, -
PLANTATION IMPLEMENTs, 4, < ,.re =,
Nine Bales Cotton, ~. = 49, 49,,
"a Household and Kitchen Fasnispfs, s.,,,
CARRIAGE, AND BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Blacksmith,s Tools, - 80
GIN HEAD, THRAsHER AND FAM, I '
. : ~: And alare,e lot of -, Sf,7: -
~ Medicfnes and medical Books, .:,c. =, :.
The above property viii be sold for Cash p
snacfe Or oritscouivaieht 'si- -'T.' - sS'
- fEUSTATIAtC: :ABNEY, Adix. s@s
Bee ;;55!.,--; Lu.. 2tayz<csaj t9, 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Administrators Sale.

I'm pursuanco Of an order from VIZ. Durisos,.
Il Esq. Ordinary for Rdgedeld District, i shall
proceed to1:ell on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day
Of Dscember next, at the late residence Of SAM
.UEL BLACKWELL, decd, oil the personal
property of said deconsed, consisting of -:asa% $
"a Bales Gott0n5e7: ;'''>%;;'|s
CORN, FODDER, COTTON SEED, 80,
- FAT AND STOCK HOGS, r''s1' ~.
- = CHTTLEAND SlIEEP,~&' ~'T''a'
AZ ONE YOKE OF oXEN,f ssi = {;
HORSES AND MULES, ,'sssE-i-;;s..I .
ONE BUGGY AND HARNESS." >
:, -, ONE :wAGGON,,i<. - ~ 80;
z=y q BLACKSMITH TOOLS; ''-.+t,i '.i
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHENER FURNITURR,-
- = 60, &C., DC. q N.Y.. ~. :
Terms Of ,Sale,-Cash, in Specie. ly.is, 4s3
-. JOHN: W. TOMpKINs, Admir-. i
Nov. 25, St 4s. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
PUBLIC S-AaLE.a. !:
- ---a-7---ss;;als,aa II =.
SEVEN TRACTS OF RICHs LANB-
y - M ~ - -
Beach Island, s. g. q

-
VUvHE Subscriber win offer for sale Of the MAR
Il KET HOUSE in Augusta, on TUESDAY,
the 26th December, s.ri f|s-s1 - 80
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND, =
On Savannah River, fyo and nine miles below
Sand Bar Ferry. .e:.zts: -. q ...s:8.;
3. TheTWo UPPER TRACTS contain each $50
acres Of Fine Cotton and Small Grain Lands; sold
separately.
The. lat, called HUNGRY SWAMP, contains
302 acres, moro or less.
The end, called FITS CUT, contains 500
acres, more or less. t.. :'f:sa. efgi:'ss. u.
( The 8ri, called HANKINs0N PLACE, eentais
141 acres, moro or less.
I. The4th, called eATLIN PLACE, contains 10
acres, moro orlesa. .-....f So,
The 5th, called HATFIELD PLACE, contains
81 acres, more or less.
These Lands arc celebrated for their fertility,
and lie togothor, and are more than half cleared.
!: TERMS CASH IN GOLD. -. 80
Should these Lands, or any part Of them, not,
be sold, they will bo rented for nextyearin tracts
on that day.
- ".'s--' R. BRADFORD, MD.
Dec.6 .f.I st ~ =.:it = 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
Mems w ear.

.ALL styles and descriptions of OVER COATS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
PANTS and VESTS, to correspond,
Morison's SHIRTS,
Mems half HOSE,
Mems Felt and Wool HATS,
Gray's Patent Paper COLLARS,
Morrison's White and Cold Linen COL
LARS,
Morrison's Twilled Cotton DRAWERS,
Moirison's Canton Flannel Drawers,
Just received and for sale by
w. C. JONES.
Augusta, Dec. II, I'm SO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
' C. Jones, !.
No 239 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,

IEAS just received, and offers for. sale the fol-
III lowing, among other,Goods;
PRINTS, of all the best Mills, y--',
Furniture PRINTS, :
White and Red FEANNELS,
Check HOMESPUNS,
English and Frenrh CAL1COS,
Muslin DELAINES,
French MERINO, = .-,a .1
Bleached sHEETINGS, GA, "a and 1914.
Blcaehsd SHiRTINGS, best makes,
Canton FLANNELS,
Black ALPACAS,
Colored Figured ALPACAS,
Opera and Check FLANNELS, -,
BALM0RAL SKIRTS, -
HOOP SKIRTS, :.
Extra fine black DRESS SILKS,
SILK POPLINS, &C.,
Augusta, Dec. II, I'm SO.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
pr OCLAM A TON
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBIA, Dec. ], 1895.
By his Ercellency, BENJAMIN r. PERRY,
Provisional Gocernor in and orcr Mc State Of
South Carolina.
NETHEREAS, in pursuance of joint resolutions
Wv Of the Genera, Assembly of this Sfato
an election has been held, and tho votes as cast
by the poople of thiI State for four members Of
the House Of Represent tatives of the Thirty-ninth
Congress of tho United States, hayebecn counted
by commissioners appointed for that purpose,
and 1t appears that Ohm D. KENNEDY, having
received majority Of votes, has been duly elected
to represent the First Congressional District CONF
posed Of the Judicial Districts If Lanoastor, Ches
tcrfeld, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion, Hor-
ry, Georgetown, Williamsburg, Sumter, -Claren-
don and Kcrshaw; that WILLIAM AIKEN, hav-
ing received majority of votes, has. been duly
elected to represent the Second Congressional
District, composed of the Judicial Districts Of
Charleston, Colleton, Beaufort and Barnwell; that
SAMUEL MEG OWAN, having received major
ity of yotcs hus beon duly elected to represent the
Third Congressional District, composed Of the
Judicial Districts Of 0rangeburg, Edgeield, Alb
bcville, Lexington, Ncwberry, Richland and
Fairheld and that JAMES FARROW, having
received majority of votes, has been duly elec.
ted to represent tho Fourth Congressional Dis
trict, compotcd Of tho Judicial Districts Of Ander-
son, Pickens, Groenve, Laurens, Spartanburg,
Union, York and Chester
Now, therefore, I, BENJAMIN F. PERRY,
Provisional Governor in and over tho State afGrc-
said, do isiuo this my proclamation, notifying and
declaring. according to the provisions of the SKID
Joint resolutions, that John D. Kennedy, William
Aikon, Samuel McGowan and James Farr0w had
4 majority Of tho votes cast in thoir respective
Congressional Districts, and are, therefore, duly
elected Representatives in tho Congress of the
United States.
Given under my hand and tho seal of the State.
at Columbia, this first day Of December,
in the year of our Lord ono thousand oight
IT, S. hundred and sixty-fve, and in the nine
tio,h year Of the independence Of the United
States of America.
B.F. PERRY.
WILLIAM r. HUNT, Secretary of State, s. G.
Nov. S, st Az.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-12-13
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. 49,.
nv NORDTNdRY \

EHY w. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ED field District.
Whereas, Mary 3. Bird has applied to me,
the goods and chnttels, rights and credits Of
Daniel Bird late of the District aforesaid, decd.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, tho kindred and creditors Of the
said DECEASED, to be and appear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District to DO
holden at EdgeGeld Court House, on the 2lst day
of Dece,ober inst. to show cause, if any, why tho
said administration should not bo granted. -
Oiyer under my hand and seal, this 18th day
of Dccembcr in the year of our Lord one Thousand.
eight hundred and sixty-fve, and in the 9Oth
ysar of tho Independence of United States Of
America. 80 =.
Dec. II, 2t' 5o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY THE n EDl-
IA cal Faculty and the public 10 BE- the moe,
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure u I'll
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
u y not AnixsRAL wArsa. Il il from experience.
snst CONSTITUTION wATER hiss emanated and we
nov cay let no man doubt. when single bottle
has been known u cure diseases whiri the bes,
medical talent in this country has failed 10 relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
" ater cannot be chased under .quack' prepsra-
tiOns. - It u now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city II il only SECOND clssp
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
The better skilled make use Of every means 10 -.
e0mplish cure; and the success otthe phy s,cian.
increases - hia knowledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce . cure, while others tail 10
the attempt. Science il satisfied with the truth
Give COnstitutiOn Water tair trial-wc mean
you who are under some specsaissf's care from,
year TO year. and we particularly sllnde 10 ladies
who are constantly rssorting 70 local Treatment,
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with % much chance 81 success a there would BE-
from ioea applications 10 the threat fo- diseases
Of brain. We have been careful ~ use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization, but We receive ~ many com.
municatlOns from persons for which Constitution
Water Is adapted. snd of whose disease NO men.
ticn has been made, that ne have come 10 she
conclusion that II the remedy is capable Of pro
ducing . cure, no matter what the disease may BE-
should be made known. The medicine Ii nut
up tor the public, aud there should be no Keep
lions We say, Constitution w atcr In not like !
gided pill, made to suit the eye aud taste; IL ia
medicine, in every sense Of the term; placed in
the hands Of the people for their relief, and |,
taken according to the directions il will in every
ssss produce radical cure. We would say ths
the directions 10 regard 70 diet etc. relate only Il
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03
AvKw REASONS WHY THE
Am Ene0CAN WATCH


II Is made the best principle, while he Soreisn
watch is generally made principle at ALL The for.
cign watch Is mostly made by women aud boys sr
while their labor cheap their wo, 10 dear at
any price. Such watches made without plan, and
cold without guarantee They irregular in consruc
ion, andqli As Irregular in movement. Tley are de
ssned only to cell and the uyer is the party mo thor
oughly sold. Those who have kept "ancres" "epin es
and Swiss lev r." in protested repair for few years
Win appreciate the truth OF our statement
THE PLAN or THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead ofheing made Of several hundred little peces
screwed together the body Of the American Watch ia
formed Of SOLID PLATES No Jar interferes with tina
harmony Of its working and sudden shock can throw
Its machinery out Of gear. In riding or any busnes
pursuit.. Il Is all held together ~ firmly single peee
Of metal. II Is jnst what all mac inery should oeE
fst. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG. 1ah.
ECONoMICAL
We hot only secure CHEAPNEss By our system, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that orr Watch can he
bought for less money than the foreign make believes
but that for IL real value l. sold for one-half the
price
OUR Sol DfER's WATCH (name, Vim. Ellerv, i.
whatit, name ndica'es-S"d. Sub .tantial and always
Reliable-w arranteato stand any Of Marching
Riding or fiy' ting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY or WATCH ina, ,.d
r. bartet is similar in and general appear,
hut has more Jewels, and a more elaborate finish.
ooh LADIES MATCH, recently brcaght out is put
up III great variety otpatterns, them ~ rare
beauty nd workmanship, is o., small bu, arr xnt.d
To keep time.
+. noos "' W. merits -four Watch m ay he und
n az ''" W employ over seen hundred
nn,, our factori and that We are still unable to
"Mn..s = & constantly creasing demand.
Il 1HREE-QUAkTER PLATE WATCH Is thinner
ud lighter than the oilers have described. Its fine
chrou ometer balance dellcat y adjusted he
varia. on caused ~ changes Of temperature These
watches are the fruits Of the latest chro
nome ~ and made by our beat workm,r, 10 . sep
aratc epa, of factory. For the finest time
keeping Qualities they challenge comparison with the
best works OF u most famous English and SWISS max
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
1s2 Br, adway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03
e. n. u ANfI511
.11sss1sy .. eq.ss, ~
.ifHJvlI ~ - = 80 II EIEA
= osasa nssss -,
Gss 4 IN 1850.
a0 0sjvsl b CAssaee. ana .s,-...-.,.
% ssoubeisesd % s0os q
10. e nlgDeLPn STREET.
Dstwsss Dssstssa aad sssss s.s.,
Chicago, H.,
Hos Ne Csrs q
CID GAresete, sutressrdsl,
oyphIljtio
PRIVATE DISEASES
Mercury, Hindrance from Ruslness, q
Exposure 70 rriends.

The unparalleled success which he's attended
~: james practice In kurope, the United Htssee
ara Nsw Vrieeos-shs many reaasha1oe suseoh -
hes emectsd, watch ~ere pronounced ioeosoeooe4
the most e0snsot pL sictana, justiGso hiU ID -
srisg be services to the confidence q ~ ussss
unate.
The following ere some Of the disseeso tsrno1
'Privo1e," and which DR.. Jsmes per0eseooly
eradics'e.. vis-syphi'i.. primary. seess4at
t;oSoirhea. Nocturnal md Diura.i Emissics2
sexual Debility, Disssses Of the Ba.k snd l.oye9
lntis~ alton u The blaAdef end kidueys, Rn1ns
mstisn, nydreesis, vsesUesels. CsnQefs. ese.
Dssasss pcss,iss - beealss. euen - AnenGeN
hea. Dysmrnorrhag,a. Metrorrhsgis. Chlorosis,
Nervous Debelity. etc. successfully treated.
DR.. Jsmcs. hong prartscs IN New Osissns. ~
the endesseusent Of the Medical gfaspssity. nd
the almost entire Southern prcss, should COW
vince the mos, ekeptical that Or. James can and
will perfosm all thai he psomisss
DR.. James would also call the attention espes
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. ID ihst secret snd solitary
habit--which ruina both body end mind, un6t.
ting them Tor both business lnd sos<tt, pe0duo-
ing both Conssiswtionsl Oebsihy and knpotescy.
The following are some Of the sad and melsn.
choly effects produced BY early habits Of yUuth o.
sexual excuses. via: wsst ssss VI the bach sSd
Limbs, Pain in the Head nin,ncss Of viaion
Loss OF Muscular Power. Palpitasics Of The
Heart. byspepsia. Nervousness. lrritsb'lity.
symptoms " consumption, &C ~eNsHv suo
fearful ehceta on the mind are more 20 be dread
cd Loss Of Memory. Confusion of Ideas. do
pres. ion Of Spirta, Evil fosebodings, Ave zion
10 Society, Self Distrusi. Love o. solitude iim.
idity. &C.. are SONG d the - in wOAused.
All persona afflicted with any 81 the above dis.
rsAcs and aymptons, should not fail 10 rail- en- Dr.
James. and be II once restored TO perfect health.
Let NO false deicacy deter you but cell q once.
and save yourselves from the awful and terrible
coasequenses of these much TO be dreaded malls
dies.
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
cu.ed aud full v,gor restored
Those II . distance. BY describing symptoms
mclUsing STAMP for return snswer- v III receive
prompt attention BY addresrisg
DIX. y u. JAMES,
~ q nox 4 1NA fian2t -dAwly Chicago, I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

l1sise 0sssss1 Ds1es - pssssalsd -.
lDssly = q. Lssis wishe - slsenat - ~
at. - = 1S,..a<'s. - 4.
psetss ~ "a Il fLssissl dalase willie
sttpdinsI = sshie Ben I Ieefs c'geus y
ths1 plscs. Che ethsr day, and several per-
cons we're relieved Of various sums.
The ssswssy u r. Tbeaas. q Lysss,
~as. burned. on ths seth, BY IN incendi.
~. y i supposed. Losa, e7,Ooos issur-
ance q, 900. So We learn from the Mirror.
Aiaoakes county. % We learn iron ths
Lansing Union: has paid bounties TO the
amount Of t6s,SO0. It has paid for the re-
lief Of soldiers families. e25.sl0. Township
bounties, ts5, 900 ; making in I'll IN aggre--
gate Of 1f9o,Si0. -~-' s.-
The grand Fair foe the exhibition oftnv.
cling, racking and walking horses win come
off At MarshalItown on the 3Oth and slst Of
August The profits Of the Fair, after de-
Quoting expenses, are 70 be donated to ID.
Soldiers Orphans Home. A premium o.
500 has been offered for the fastest trette,
Of any age. eratsa1 b
The ofRcsss Of the Iowa Sanitary Com
y ssion sent protest to the officers Of tn,
Great Northwestern Fair 1t Chicago, agsins
the action Of those officials in turninl
oyer portion Of the proceeds Of the Fair /,
the Christiaa Commissiou. At . ussetin,
Of the officers in Chicago the resolution 4
allow Iowa TO withdraw her donations wa
discusssd extensively and finally tabled
We are informed that this il the onl,
land district in the State Of Iowa which tn
local land office is open for preemption an,
homestead claims. Ii the Southern portion
Of the district the land lying along the &c
dar Rapids and Missouri Railroad he, bee,
withdrawn, but in the remainder Of the dis
trict it remains ~ before.-Siour City Jour
nat. f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03
a tlll CURtR
DRUNK EN- A ESS.
On. ZANE'S ANTIDOTE, . sure cure 70,
Drunkenuess. Read the following with the tes
timonials md b convinced:

The love for Intoxicating drinks directly
owing 70 IN artiaeial sppetite-in oil. words, /.
by eeatinusd excessss In the use oi apirituons
liquors. 1ntemperance il consequently set .
natural in6rmity. but always dependent on ar
tifieial causes These once removed. Ire victim
Of nebriety will lose I'll inclinstioa dcsire for
the injurious beverage.
tion, restores the diseased appetite to it, proper
normal condition. The craving for spiritusus
drinks q once ceases, and what before had been
m isre&ist bic passion. nov bscomss distasteful,
obnoxious and repulsive. The remedy is per-
fectly harmless ii directions are followed. u
exercises an almost magical effect in causing .
deep seated acsrsic~ for Ill alcoholic drinks and
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

J. J. KRONER. Ecu. Philadelphia,
Proprietor Dl- zAxs's AxsiporR voR
DnUN2sa NRas. :"
Dear Sir Since the spring Of 1850. have
been using your AHyIDOfs in large number Of
cases of intrmperance, and in nineteen instances
out Of twenty, il has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite Or craving for str0n0
drisk. BY means OF il | have cured over six
find It's mode Of action 10 be specifically adapted
10 either recent or long standing cases. II cools
the stomacb. aettles the nervous cxciterasut. and
creates an appetite for food, besides greatly stim
ulsting the digestive functions. have also used
Il With marked success in Dsiirism 7tsssas, the
Fyss Of ckildren and ~. pStss' Dance, besides
numerous other nsryops affections.
It h doubtleis destinsd in the Cpd TO do more
have ever been formed knowing its inessima.
bic value, cheerfully recommends.
Yours, &C.,
r. DUNGHR, n. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

According to the last revised register,
the number Of electors in England and
Wales in counties and boroughs is ,027
OF. The Parliamentary electors in Dor
oughs number l9l ,229. In Scotland tn,
number in counties is 10000, and cities
boroughs and towns G2.62S. In Ireland
there are 1917 electors in counties. and
s9.6s3 in cities and boroughs. John Stuart
Mills the Liberal candidate for the borough
Of Westminster. who so warmly advocated
the cause Of Union in our late war. wa
elected at the election. Thomas H..cles
known by his literary alias Of ~ ON Brown"
another outspokcn frie.. "a of,he American
o"'o"-was eiecte.. on the same ticket.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

liz ..iowing rebel officers were released
.som Fort Warren last week, after taking
the oath Of allegiance, and were furnished
with transportation to their homes: Maj.
Gen. J. B. Kcrshaw. Maj. Gen. j. S. Mar
lpaduke, Brig. Gcn'ls S. n. Barton, W. 5.
Cabell, NJ. D. Corse. d. N. Dvboise, j. Fra
xier. b. Hunter, G. W. Gordon, J. X. Jones.
J. 2. Semmes, and 7. P. Smith, Command
q 7. 7. Hunter, Commodore j. X. Tucker,
Major Harry Gilmore, and Lieutenant C..
W. Reed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03

~
A,,..t The oasstss has vsntrrsd 70 MUD:
a ,hs .nimosity between the soldier so'
n. negro. "a ikinks Tie csase sfa' = 70
B. found in the vhisksy jss. Ihs' 81,
pliuentary to the soldiers, surcv' ~.
.h.v must have consumed oe ea1' O 'na'
.tyi. Of liquid Win. they h.'. been away
6shSsx orr cosnsry's BATHS 20. - .o'1s
az. n..rly every on. q them that comes
h.ct i vt,erly and tOtsiay opposed 70 the
49,. he;np made BY the Republican party
sS,h. North 20 clothe the negro 9Th ne
.,.c,;ve fr.,chiss. This oppesitsoe Is not
confined 70 any particular class or regiment
In, al tbe way through, regardless 81 pre-
,;o,,. political proclivities, Che returning
,olun,eers are exceedingly bitter in their
opposition to negro suffrage. And right
herein is the secret Of the Gasetts's grum-
bling in this morning issue. The Gssttts.
hitherto so sweet and fulsome in ito Adula-
ton, now "sours' upon the soldiers. Why :
because the, ant swallow whole live mig
ger right down raw Save your breath
The issue brought before the people by the
State Republican Convention is lame one.
The Democratic party is not alone in its OPP
position TO it, Many conservative Repub-
lican will avoid the issue BY not voting at
all or meet il squarely by voting against It
and all through the returning army Of vet
Grams there is firm administration not
based on whisky, but on principle, to op-
pose II with all their force. twas the con
vciion that these things arc 40 that called
forth the "leadcf" in the 00sstee. II is
very fine to attribute the little skrimmages
that have taken place here between the SOL
diers and negroes. to Whisky-for that
serves Is an excuse but there IL . strong
or reason than that; and that reason will
be more strongly apparent when the polls
are opened in October next.
There is dismay in the Republican camp
The managers Of that party counted upon
soldiers returning 70 support their pet theo
~; but finding they are most utterly mis-
taken. there 10 quaking n the ranks. Gov.
Stone is rusl.ing about fantically sndeavor-
ing to save himself. but 30 unpopular and
rotten u the main plank in his platform, and
10 much 10 he In the dark, that he don't
know which way to strike, lest he should
hit some one that he has counted upon ~ .
friend and supporter. Hence that fiat and
nauseating speech Of his At Metropolitan
Hall in this city last month-on which oc-
casion he cried aloud in his perplcxity. good
Lord, good devil, and then apologizcd to
both for any possible misallusion! lie is
sinking Every fresh return Of discharged
veterans Is another lot Of nails for his polit-
ical coffin.
The Iowa soldier is not going to vote the
negro suffrage ticket, and Of this the
Republican party may rsst assured. They
have no intention Of doing thing so utter
y imprActicable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-03


THE NEST NTRENlsT1QENlN
nsn.A = ER ~ THE POROUS
ASTEnk o. 1D1k. A0.1.CDClL.
They are warranted to keen good - years. but
may be returned fro fresh plasters without any
coarge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure Weakness ofthe Back, Pain
in the side, "A Iameness of the knecsor of the An
kles, or Co d Feet, sooner and with more CON-
fort than any other APPLICATION
KNOXVILLE, albany Co, Jan. 10th. 1896.
Dr. T. ALLcocx. Dear Sir Seventeen years
ago was sol-ly injured in my back. At length
| was induced to use your plasters. wore one
| constantly for six months, and did more hard
work curing that six months than in the proceed
ing fifteen wears have not worn platter for
over eighteen months. and have had no return of
the guawing pain aud weakness in my, back, but
have been entirely well.
| am your obd't serv't JOHN G. CRARY.
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