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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
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WASHINGTON, March 2l.--Passengers
who arrived to-day from City Point, say
news from Sherman reached there Sum
day, through two scouts who left last
week, that he had occupied Goldsboro
without opposition, having connected
with Schofield
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
Reported Occupation OF Burissilie
Junction,

New YORK, March 2i-The HeIald' :
Sixth army corps correspondent, writing
on the 9Th, gives report brought an by
deserters that force of Union cavalry
had occupied BurIsville Junction. On the
Richmond, Danville andLynchburg rail-
roads. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
Supplies Sent TO White Home.

Gen. Sheridan is being supplied at
White House with everything he may
need for his future movements. Army
still idle
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

lHr Holmes County Fdfmcy chronicles
Tue greatest discovery of the age as
l$t having been made in that county
L consists of az iney hauStiGle soap mine
. IN uneXplcrcd cavern that has long
''"n known to lie under the farm Of Hon
a /. Lcadhetter in Mechanic township.
The party thar recently undertook its
,NploratiOn struck vein OF the best
and Of hard soap soren feet ten inches
N thickness. about SIX hundred wards
from the mouth OF the caVo!n. and in the
IMMEDIATE vicinity OF the mine we'll
vas di ;coveTed which viii yield all the
>oit soap than eau be taken out of it
= stock company ha, tesa formed TO
work these mines None of the stock is
'or sale now-it ali having been bought
Up The f,umS, thinks thar when the
soap coal and oil Of Holmes county be
come fully developed. it viii be one of
tie richest counties in the United States
JERE CLEMENS The Nashville Eme,
states that the Hon. Jere Clemens will
ieturn III few days to his home AT
huntsville, Ala He has been residing
4early year at Philadelphia, spending
much of his time, however, at Washing,
ton, where he has given the Administra
uon the benefit of his advice and .coun-
sci touching the policy of reorganizing
discretionary States, especially Ala
Oama, in which loyal men are earnestly
Il work with that purpose in view
zen Clemens would have returned home
u an earlier day. but he has been suf
ts:tlng from an attack of rheumatim, a
%sease un; he contracted, dnring his cam
paign in Mexico. : - = ,-,i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
pHnToGRAHIC ALBUMS.
Card Photographs.

Our Catalogue pow embraces over fec fhoslsana
AiSssrsnt subjects 90 which additions are con.
tinually being madsJ Of Portraits VI Emipsbt
Americans &e., viz about
100 Major Generals. ~ 2tAtssm1A
20 Brig Generals, - Dislhes
s95 CoIsuel. l25 Authors.
40 Tieut EolOnsls ~ Artists
80 Other Officers, iSStage,
Is Sayy Oficers ~ PrOm'At Woman
80 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
500 COPIES OF WORKS OF ART
Including rsprodactiOns Of the nOst esssorsfsd
EaSravings Paintings, Statues &c. Catalogues
ssnt on receipt Of stamp. An order for ODs
Dozen Pictures from our Catalogue win b ulsd
on ths receipt Of H 81 and sent By mail fkxx.
u Hbotogrzphsrs snd others ord elng 20 ods e. o.
ID. win please remit twenty ave per cent ~ the
EkHT. AyTHoyY 4 CO.
lsalsfaersSSFV SJ PkStoyyaDki< Hafsrial4
soi ERokDWAI, SEw Ychk-
KHhe prices and quality Of eur good. can
noStAi 70 SATISFY F>5qF ~ -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
Kxesu,ion a, Fer, Lasa,e.,e.

New YORK, March 2l-Kennedy, who
was arrested at Detroit and since con-
yictsd of being spy, is to be hanged at
Fort Lafayette on Saturday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
rgE New York Tribune saws:

lhE We" IOl q IFtehht "a
There are honest and faithful men
among contractors and -purSeyorS; yet
the aggregate of the ilcbings and bold
er robberies of the Treasury during this
war, by the infinite devices Of ''shoddy,
9ould prsbsblS have betrayed, the en-
tire csst 81 the war Of the revolution;
and some of the mos! rapaciOus plunder-
ers are among the noisiest yaanters Of
their own loyalty and patriotism
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22

. Tax rebel Congress has passed a law TO
punish rebellioH against the so1ltsdsIa;,l
sion" ended In 1851, and that State
RieLts' is an aboIniBsble heresy Jeh-
.ersnu Davis machine is like a patent
!ssFap, 1iska bod opskihs 9hs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-22
STE EO SCOP e 8
AND
StereOScOplc views.

on these we hare an immeEss assortment inciu'
ding war scenes American and Foreign Cities
and Landscapes, Groups Statuary &c, &c Al
exhibition our Catalogue wiz be sent 10 any
address oD receipt Of stamp M
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
We we're the 6rst to introduce these Into the
United States and we manufacture immense
quantities in great variety ranging IN price from
p cenus 70 50 each O1I ALBUMS have the
reputation Of being superior IN beauty and gu.
rability to any othsTs They vii bs ssnt "
mail FREE on receipt Of price. n
~EHs Albums made 70 erdsr. ID
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

The SUFFRAGE QuEsTIoN.-We are not
fully prepared, says the Wilmington (Dela
warel Republican, to say that the right Of suf
frage should be extended to the colored race,
but we are fully convinced that it should be
denied to traitors and the aiders and abettors
of treason. A man who has voluntarily borne
arms against the Government, and wilfully
and perversely contributed aid to those who
were banded together to overthrow it, should
never be allowed to vote. We should sooner
trust the perpetuity of our institutions in the
hands of a loyal black man than in those Of
such characters. There is more virtue in good
intentions than in color, and in times of dan
ger more dependence is to be placed on the
former than on the latter. We have no faith
in men who instigated rebellion, and would
not trust them until they have shown thor
ough repentance. Few of them have done
this After taking the oath of allegiance and
protesting loyalty, they have evinced a bad
spirit, denounced the Government and its
supporters, and sought to stir up dissension
among the people. They are unfit 10 be
voters, much less governors, congressman,
legislators, magistrates, &c. The Union men
should have the legislation Of the country in
their hands, while traitors do works meet fos
repentance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
big Fighi--COpperhend RhRans
Cleaned out by Negroes.

Yesterday gang OF Copperheads came up
on Joseph Merrill one Of the best Ind most
inoffensive eolored men in our city. hnd with
out saving q word knocked him to the
ground.
Merrill went to the city Marshars Office and
asked for assistance. Eleven policemen we're
present. aud not one would 60 While Mer-
rill was gone for aid, his son and one or two
others kept watch of the ruffians. which pro-
ycked remarks that the damned niggcrs
thought themselves better than Copperhcads
but the Copperheads would whip them. etc
| The colured men gathered together and
formed in line. The Copperheads. when they
| learned that the mayor and police would not
interfere 10 protect the negroes, banded TO.
gether. numbering about fifty or sixty, and
made combined assault on the colored men
| knocking down three or four. The colorec
men. finding this is one sided business. ven
tnred TO go in, and the result was. that ten OF
| fifteen of the Coppcrs were badly beaten
| The colored men remained on the field o
battle, but generously permitted the Copperi
to carry off their wounded
| These same sneaking traitors and negro
hating Coppe-heads participated in the dis
graceful assault on the blacks at Fackler
Grove on the Fourth Of July. The mayo
and police declined to arrest and punish them
and they begin to think they are licensed {,
abuse colored people.
In the evening the Copperheads assemble,
and threatened TO black the colored Baptis
church Policemen, instead of protcctin,
the colored people in their religious exercise
| valorously commanded them TO disperse. In,
colored people did disperse, but ihe colore.
Bsea reasembled immediately at their ehurcl
fully armed. and maintained theit rights :
Learenrorfh BH,lefis, July 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
General Meagher on the Cop
DeFhe0ils.

General Meagher made speech at the SOL
diers' reception at st. Paul last Monday night,
and is reported as follows in respect to the
Copperheads:
Ii would ever be to him the deepest source
of self-congratulation that he had gone ont
and fought with his fellow citizens 10 main
tain their Government in full force. their flag
unsullied, the national estate unbrokep. and
that he had helped ever SO little the loyal mil
lions to stamp out of existence, And the
faintest hope of resuscitation, the wickedest
rebellion that had ever yexed and cursed the
earth. IGreat cheering He did bot pro-
fess to be very profound student of the
Scriptures, yet he had read enough of them
to know-as, no doubt, they all well knew. in
St. Paul, and St. Peter, and ST. CLOUD
Laughter that it was the hight of Iresump-
ton for any one to thank God he was not as
other men. Notwithstanding this He could
no. refrain from offering himself the most
satisfactory congratulations that he bad kept
SO we'll in grace as TO escape degdnerafing
from Jacksonian Democrat into a Copper
head lhear, hear ia species of reptile which
was uncommon scarce just now, [he&r, hear
and which. in making itself scarceI seemed
10 contradict the popular experience, that
the snake loved the sun and reyeled n-it re-
newed cries OF hear, hear1 but tho species
of copperhead which infested the country not
many weeks ago, and which grew bold and
mischieyously multiplied in the bleak season
of the national adversities, could not bear the
blaze Of glory which had burst from the vic
torious banners Of the nation, and as they
shrunk into their slime and Rurowed
themselves out Of sight, he cordially congra-
lated the community on the virtual extinction
Of a plague that was infinitely more hateful,
as il was infinitely more treacherousI than the
fiery serpents of the South. Enthusiastic
cheering
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

FooTE's LETTER TO NICHOLSON. - OuI
readers will find on the inside Of our
paper, letter of Henry S. Foote to Senator
Nicholson, of Tennessee. Its length will
not preventits being read. The South can
throw aside prejudices and sectional passion,
and adapt herself to the new condition of
affairs which unsuccessful rebellion has begai
and become prosperous, or she can close her
eyes to tho Stern logic of facts, ignore the
present, suck stuhbornly to the past and the
shadow Of It's effete institutions, foster pas
-sions and prejudices, and remain in state oi
semi-chaos and nom development for years.
The choice is before her. We hope the
Southern people may choose wisely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
One Man Len to Tell the Truth

One Man Lei to Tell the Truth.
1t is related of Latimer, that lien he once
preached before that tyrant Henry VIII, he
took plain. straightforward text, and in his
text and in his sermon assailed those very
sins for which the monarch was notorious,
and he was stung TO the quick, for truth al
ways finds response in the worstmen S CON
sciences. He would not bend beneath the
authority of his God, and he therefore sent for
Latimer, and said: :. \ our life is in ieopar,lv
if you do not recant all You said to-day when
YOU preach next Sunday The trimming
courtiers were all anxious to know the conse-
qnence of this. and the chapel was crowded.
The venerable man took his text, and after a
pause, begun with soliloqay, TINS: /" Now,
Hugh Latimer, bethink thee, thou art in the
presence Of the earthly monarch; thy life is
in his hands, and if thou dost not suit thyself
to his fancies, he will bring down thy gray
hairs with blood to the grave but Hugh Lat
inner, bethink thee, thou art in the presence
of the King of kings and the Lord of lords,
who hath told thee, fear not them that kill
the body, and can do no more; but rather
fear Him who can kill both body and SOUL
and cast thee into hell forever Fear, say,
Hugh Latimer, fear Him. He then went
on, and not only repeated what he had before
advanced, but, if possible, enforced it with
greater emphasis. What was the conse-
quence? aHenry sent for him. and said, s'How
burst thou Insult thy monarch so?'' Latimer
replied, II thought if / were unfaithful to
my earthly king, how could serve the King
of kings The king embraced the good old
Bishop, exclaiming, And is there yet one
man left who is bold and honest enough to
tell the truth?''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

The Fort Scott A0Hitor says: AT the
the. tent door of De Haven circus, near Fort
Leavenworth, the other day, the drum major
of the l4th Illinois knocked the socks off
from NJ lie Louise, by performing her feet
of walking the wire much better than she
could do it herself He walked it to the CEN
tre-pole, and, without touching it, executed
about flce in military style. When about
midway be stood on ope foot, sticking the
other ont straight and then sat down On the
vim With bp1A ~ exten6ed. j Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
No Report.

The storm spoke of at Chicago still con.
tinues. The operator at Galesburg informs
me that the wires cannot be worked to Chica-
60 tonight. l am sorry of this, but you
know it is beyond our control.
Yours truly, O. Fl. K.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

JACOB THOMPSON, the rebel agent in Cana
da. has abandoned his associates, carrying
With him all that remained of the "Confed-
crate funds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

Soxn of the rebel planters are preparing to
emi9lr1oto 20 Brazil. 1t is certainly more hon.
Oral Rfhem to abandon their country, than
to - - it with the intention of defying
il - - conspiring against its peace and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

MAJOR GENERAL SHERMANis spending few
days with his friends at his birthplace, in Ian
caster, Ohio. The report that he was going
to Washington was untounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

EpMrxD A. POLLARD, formerly editor Of the
Richmond Examiner, has gone to San Do
mingo to live. This viii add an additional
.shorror' to the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

TRAVELLERS just in from Denver represent
the route that far as entirely safe. No tfains
are allowed to depart without an escort Of
fifty armed mem ard no one rans any risk in
uaSunR viii Is ataxsA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

THE New York Herald says that it would
even be willing to take Charles Summer for
Secretary Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

The Louisville Democrat thinks that sixty
thousand slaves have gone over the river ON
Gen. Palsner's order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

tsMAnnA,'' said lad Of six, s.if man Il !
Mister. il : woman ! Mystery I" We rather
euess shs y, eo1ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

hpashixers in Memphis are project
Inc & ne for the crippled and destitute rebel
eol1le " West Tennessee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
.lsassOsSAa cessltnEs.

~FOR SHERIFF.--At the request of
many friends announce my elf candidate re-eec
tinn sheriff of Lee county at tie ensuing election
To prevent que tiens being ssked, deesre that
I in 'aveT of supporting President johnson;
against Negro pursge aLyviere Ia favor Of ufhf ious
La9uor LiseLse Law, aud subscribe TO the resolutions
passed at tbs 5oiders ard Ly Ctlzens Convention
Charleston lee county Iowa the 18th day OF July
lss5, Of which Cup, Bsliirger Ghairnssn.
augl0 ISRAEL ANDERSON. p.
SHER1FFrS SALE.-State of Iowa. Lee
~ county. ss-Ry virtue of a special execution to
directed the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county, In favor sf Hannah Znd-l and IN Lnhmer
of the estate Of Znse deceased and axanst
rh~od Beffxnday will sell to the highest bidder at
front door Of the Clerks 0ce ef the District Court
at keokuk In said county the 9Th day Of September
A. D. 1855, between the hours Of o'clock A. " and
O'Clock NJ. commencing st O'clock r. A Of said day
the following property towff Lots i've 81 and SIX s
L. biecs huodred and nineteen llS in the city Of
KeokHk, Lee county lows.
To be sold by order Of court to satisfy said writ Of
execution.
Ksokuk, Aug 10, 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Pee s. OBJ Ithul Sheriff Of Lee Co., fowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

Tuesday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Jope, Mr.. Gro.
T. Far to Mrs RUY9 A. SHEPHERD.
The happy groom a.ue smilingly into our sane
tum yesterday with this rotice and nice cake.
We congratulate him upon having secured good
Shepherd for 'sthe email Fry"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

In this city, yesterday morning, August 9th,
1865, Mrs. ELIZA Lowry, aged so years.
Funeral services this day Thursday at the res
idence of her son, David G. Lowry, corner Of
Thirteenth and Bank streets, at 10 O'Clock.
Friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

TOILET SOAPS-Honey, Bath, Glycer-
Il ms, genuine Brown Winosor, Pcfeine, 1rspspa-
rsnt Bars and large variety other viii known kinds,
for sale BY xug5 WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

STICK POMADES-French and Ameri-
~ can, white black and trpwn. all sizes tor sale by
sus5 So wIsKIEslN, BAsTLkIf 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

Quality ~. Qa.litv .-sHe1aebe elA's
extract of earsapArillA- dose v small Those who
require large quantity and large dcses Of medicine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-10

GELATINE-Cox's Sparkling and Coop
" ers, in ounce packages, tor sale BY
WfLNlSsuN, BART ETr CO.,
AugS Wholesale Druggists, o. Main At.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

cox REwARD.-LOsr, ON THE 18TH INST, ON
GAO the fhlId avenue cars, between the park ssuos
Case Gold wsich gold DIAL No $50; Jenosoa sk.r & ~
win receive the abovs reward and questions askea
n RI REwAHp-Losr. ON THURSDAY EVENING".
YCU February le Al the L,edcrkrsns mssls,sas l. snn @
In the Academy OF Music Pocketbock, CONTAINING nun.
dollar ave par CENT treasury Note and sou.
dollars IN snaf notes. also two o. Tree on.rs
TI,kets and : few other small articles IN nnucI VII
please return 70 Bsin susus AtS onsDe. sesS NM
fcceive the above reward.
ESQ nEwAnDTLosr srsr. @s ~ psMeeo ,s Aesas
nv ~ Nr,s ana lie Ffh Avenue Hotel single stone Da.
nond p.ns,nin fncer VIII reseNe the ab1ye rcward
iy pstnrarr n TO hessra Rsndsl Bsramore So Natse
i-est up stars Mr. WALL At the HOLMAN Honfe ouce
q sn REvARD.--sUrrosED TO HAVE BEEN LOST
sh,lu Ind cSsug from BafDuBs r. IN !54dwaY, n Walet
csntniniua 81 also yitI1 two silver dollars. Please
lave 4 al Lexgetts Hool " chatham street
cOna EEwARp.-LlruERHRAN2 BALL;-TIrN
~.,tjD fnder OF cluster Dam Fin y vi rec, I've &4D
on pcseaa.iya Of .ae ps y 4. J.. Baisoi, No. Unoa
square
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

NOR sALE-ON WEST TwEETY.THIRD STREET, 4
IL size four story high soop House. with
independent walls superior manels throughout clear white
house lx57 4xlA26 with feet caria trou
u Twenty fourth Price, and permits with B.
EMBERSON l2l Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1865-02-19

EoR sALE-IN BR0oKLyN. ropR LOTS ~ =.
IL southwest corner VI Fulton syennea ~
ply 70 FOSTER LOPER, No. sands street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-02-19
SALES OF REAL ypsrArE.

Tor SALEM EAST sIxTIETH STREET, NEAR
Coni Park one OF those strictly srs ciAss four story
joining possession LIST Of May. Apply ~
under Buu Head Bank the premises, 70 T. AiLrA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20

There "A woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" Qn.ck, !" aud 'IIumbng' But
II ~ so no longer and We desicc to wrrst her
name from all such suspicious association IN 81
other minds. Whatever notions we my have OF
womaniv delcacv and propriety. We vii ah'lit
that woman alone Is the Nurse til. good Nurse
-iheb'm Nurse. Whether We shan have Female
Physicians or not. is question when must be
dec'hedb by time and principle. and not rs II mat
ter "' taste. Pride prcjud,c caprice and Gus
rom may as well behave themselves. for II there
IL really wat. there will also be supply u
there be calling. there will he 'om'ny
Nature aud human SOC Nv are ALWAYS sci suppl
ing and though Art and Fashion m"y hinder.
they cannot prevent
Mrs W,n-io~ ,;oes not want to trea, YOU Gen
<'emen Nor dies abe prescribe regimen for
YOUR wives, but madrsilv appear As mess, n
gel OF health and huppiness to your INFANTS in
the cradle. Is there ANYTHING improper in that.
Nurse OF -" 30 years experience can boldly
say wta, IS or is not GOOD for - babe. and oighi
to be listrredto God ,rccd her on humble bui
happy mission She is the most successful phys
ciau and most etectlsi he,ic..ctrcss ourl tie one
ever enjoyed her doting parents rot excpeted
just open the door for er mud Mrs W,nslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Ot this we sure that ",
viii t- ch our " S,s'" to saw "A BLESSING o.
MRs WtNs1Ow'-for ,,rl,,iug her to survive and
escape gripping. coli king and tecthny siege -
W. conhrm cvery word So, forth in the fRosPgc
rus. |, performs precisely wha, it pr.fcsses /,
perform, every nart of il nothing less. Ava,
your Cordial 'inregoric.' DIR Fps " .'Iruda
mum. and ever, oil "Narcot {" nv whith tn.
babe is drugycd into stupidity and reno cred du
AZ I ldntic for life
" Navc never seen "rs. Wi-slow-know hei
only through the preparation of her :>cothua
Syrup for Nildrrn 1cr'hing" II we nd -
power. we wnt i make her, as she Is, physloa
savior TO the in,n... Race
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
Rest. Health. nmsl Conn 1Ora "a
Mother and Child.

MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teelhlng sofiens the gums, re duces
inflammation, alleys all pain aud cures wind colo.
Perfectly safe / all cases. We would say 10 ev-
cry mother who mas suffering Child: DO not
let yonr prejudice uor the preiud of others,
stand be- ween YOU and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sui,-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use OF tins medicine il Timely
used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-20
CONNIE = GAL.


Owes o. rms DAvuxpoaS DsuoCaAs,
"Wednesday evening. Dec 90. 1885.
FLoua. Wholesale, per bbl $3.50
In sncks. $500
IN bulk $3.50
Retail in Dbl g. SO.
In Sacks. o. ~.
In bulk $500.
WHsAr.-No L. svatl No. 2, 6o1l70c.
Co.'s. -2oM2lc.
BARLRv-No |. 6DG7Octs, No g. 25cts.
Oars. 1sGs ,sc.
PoTAfoss-3
OxIoNs -lsM2o
BrTrER -z5c
Eess-3oc
HAr-tl5.0O
CoAL-2lc per bush. on levee, 20c at the depot
yard.
Arr,Es-es So per barrel
PoAK -t7@s 80; IN foot t7@ts.