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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
Erie Railway.
GREAT BROAD GUAGE, DOUBLE
NJ TRACK and Teegraphic Route to.
New York, Boston. lph1laeelPhla, Oals
elmOre, 0orr1sbarg and all Eases

VI TRACK and Telegraphc Route to-
New York, Boston. Ph1laeelPhla, nal
slnaOre, Harrisburg and al Easee
evm Cleles, carrying the
Great Through Un1oc0 states MALTA,
And oil Eastern cities, carrying the Great Western
and North. western United States Aails
Express trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on the
arrival Of al trsins from the West, Via the Lake
Shore Railrosd also from salamanca on arrival Of
,ra,ne va tho New Broad 0unge Atlantic and 6reat
Western Railway from Cleveland. o. giving paessn-
sers tho advantage from Dunkrk or Buffalo, q from
Cleveland. o. q Eix Foot Guags, combining s.se
and ounfust without change, In wide R0omy, Palaces
Uass, direct 70 New Yoek 4 psrfsstion attained ~
no Oehee ro0tAI
~ Tssssht istvssa IN psaass 1ast sna wsse, On
esiitaee ~ unrtsas4- Forming Gloss and reliable
soaesse1se = Dunktrk and Bs6alo with wssssss
e0o4A go g o01o14enoo V11h ~ QroG6 0unRo A.
lsaets - 0vsss Wessevs Asiheag " which rpata
49, - ssa@S3 SeeSseo eO1 YGk - 0lsvo-
q . Iaste Y - WssA nakile : Ssasi tiasa11
q = ~ .eess = - ny eehee -
~ gseaeAs 3 -. iaSsiss = a ~ pe,peaual
- Dsgndwny. Msw Yosk = 6s0sS
Ych, 70 oaa1s Gasssa 9usasn. - - - 80
/ MU0n 9lDDlna. osu1 a.r1a
Y. nAsDea. Wessssn Ussss1ss ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

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~ ~ e.y ixsx ss7 1g .711..:1 1 1s11 ~ 70
- - 49,. 2 = 49, - $500, - e
sGss.:e = = = aoaye fo11aeeos ~ n1No soo1
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nanassS@ss :. = !. .ss.Sf 60. -. *: .
80 W0sS ~. q u esssks~ r. E ss.ss' 3,
"3 5000 1919 ~ No.. - -7s.ixs .,
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IS eS.S..Ss ~ ~o-,;l;.-s 3.
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8sSss~s - ..
anisss, n, :: 80 =. ,r. ...s 4
IS ~ H.sx6... PAM Q,
scne, 80 h:.a".h. =.
80 TIrs:.so ..
.,o /. .e.aseosia. weak or bilious
stomach cosuveness ......-....... 2.
III eoppreseoa.o painful periods q
..i2 le0COrr0Oe0 or whites,
too profusc periods, prolApsis. u
"I3 CfOoes hoarse cough. breathing. 81
IA " Saooskheum, ei ysipelas. erupti0ns y
"I5 leheo0at1sn.r neumstic pains 2.
ls rss 49,. Ina.. ,e .. o.d s lns .
a. NEEDING n
uo !. Sn-aannn>r -. -..t IA.
md ewes b. eye,,us n
$40 Z. 1.na9rrh. acute or chronic or IN.
6uens.. h
600 u V0hDoaaa~.comgh -. .;oi.r. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind colic
Perfectly safe III all cases. We would say to ev
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO moi
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces of others
stand between you and your suffering child ant
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely SURE
to follow the use Of this medicine If timel,
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
New York. Aug.
The 7rihune,s Rsieieh corrssr,ondeni ssys.

The Tritune's Rsleigh correspondent says
A negro named Curry. who some yeAfe
since made bis escape from slavery, few
days ago rear,eased in this neiehborhood in
search Of his family TO take them with him.
He wssset upon by citizens and nearly killed
He related his treatment TO Gen. Ames, who
sent q squad Of cavalry out and had the as
sailants brought To him. Gov Holden then
notified Gen. Ames that he had appointed
and he had NO doubt justice would be done,
but Gen Ames retains hie prisoners Mean.
time charge Of assault and battery has been
brought against Curry He, too, has been
arrested and imprisoned by Gov. Holden
officers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

DO not let your prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS
WlNStOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t correct.
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie, regu
lates the bowels, soitens the gums, gives rest II
the mother and health TO the child. Office, Al
pcy street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
Nrw YoRK An

Senators Foster, Dooliltle and Ross, the
committee to investigate Indian affairs
through New Mexico and Colorado have
returned from the Plains. While at Fort
Lyon they investigated the sand Creek
affair and informed the Indians interested
that Government dsapproved ot Col. Chiv-
ington's action They invited the Indians
to meet them in council at Cow Creek, neal
Fort Harmed, on the 10Th of September, to
arrange terms Of peace Favorable results
are anticipated Col Saml Tappin, of tho
ist Colorado cavalry, accompanied the Sen
atoral delegations
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
mCMPmREY.S

Specific Homeopathic Medicine Depst,
Office and Depot 5G2 Broadway. N. Y.
For sale BY every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. Humphreys is. consulted daily 1t his Office
personally or by letter, Is above for al forms Of
disease.
STEVENSON 4 CARNA0aAN.
Agents, Davenport. jy5-deodely
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

Assxpssissssl Nsfssasd fsna's rn
seoss V ~ attention d oosheF''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
SOOTHING SYRUP
re.:cnrLDEEs rEg7Hlss,

which erestly facilitates the process Of tsethins.
,,y soi,ening the gums, reducing III in1smst'oas,
win sllsy ALLPAlN end spssmodic sctisa, end 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

Gray Hair, Baldnes, Dandruff, any
Disease Of the Scalp. No discov
cry can compare with
.Ls"s ss The WORLDS ..a. . Color Restore
London GREAT "Hair Color Restorer'
London" REMEDY ..Hair Color Rcstsrev'
Ii - Net q bye.
lit will restore gray baif TO it, original color.
Fit will make II grow on Id heads.
Sit will restore the NATURAL secretions.
lit will remove all dandurH pnd itching.
5.-Il will make the hair soft. glossy and flexible.
cit will pr, the ignai cslor to old age.
1T will prevent the hair from falling e.
SIT will cure all disease Of the scalp.
London Hair Color Rcstorcr and Dressing.
Unvaiuahle IS a dressing ard beausae-.)
Restores Trdg Hair. ireces1 An!omesa
Rs.forss f;rgv Hair No Dyg. precents Hsldneal
R.storss ORA. Hojr HreCenfs kiidness
wannArrxD-Thc only atested article that will sbso.
luiey without exception restore TIE hair TO it, Original
color and auty Gaming where Il has fallen Of
or become thin.
Remember Il IL complete within itself; no Washing
dve- sing accompaniment OF any kind being required
The hair renovated and ard restored Il
its origin color, soness and beauty without the appl
cation Of any al substances II is entirely deren
from the many articles that have been issued from tim,
TO time and Il the only known Resorer Of Color ans
ID and he applied b, the hand soft brush -
does not stain the 81 in or the finest linen.
Price 10 cents per bottle; six bntles - Sold b.
DR.. Sw ayne Son. $50 North Sixth st., Phla.
Z 8. BALLORD, Druggist Davenport
fcb17-deod LORD SMITH, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

Sir Narcine Billion hes been appointed To
the Premienhip Of Canada, made vAcant By
the death Of Sir Il. r. Take He takes The
Office Of Receiver General.
John A. Mcdonald has been appointed
Minister Of Militia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

Act spea sse system

~ inquiry. People wsns =.
~" AZ and wAsrefors o. :" M.
An"- ara 10 them az facts ana = ...a 4,
- - rsurEctfss snn
s'.,.n. d to CRAFTY them a;c,.,,-
s,.,ans admit that the Rrestes' o'"cu''
n.t.acouptcr IN their practice - IN convey
y ~. seat Of disease the medichmeht t""'
III, conn,erAc, aud neutrclxer. Eiectrlci'y hns
h..u ried for this purpose, but u y no" e.r.,,
ny -. 20 he made the vehicle o. medication -
~ ss.s.rrs tho nerves, but cannot oissr!nnie
stxan,,h III. sy~tcrn anything except itseH hen
:ar.,.d electricity -, IN snort. an eApso"eo
S'.'.n, yn, .iquid st'mulsnf. % everybody
Knows. can be charged ~'th the essen''A It"pe;
-. 49, and there IL no herbal extract when u
Iii not hold in solution with All its preventive
s,d c,ra.ive virtues uniinpnlred
s"> Che ,mre liau,d s,imulaut OF which HOS
rtTrtRS BlTTEkS are IN part composed, -
charged Nth invaluable vegetso'e, remeu'es, ~
- !, ,cnvs,s To every organ and introduces
- ~ circulation To use o common expreA
49, -, 90 : 10 the syot' taking with 1t just
wha, is wanted there The essence OF rye
-onld undoubtedly d fmse itself through the or
y,nixa,,on as swiftly il administered pure and
s,mnle a. IL mixed with the juices OF tonic and
.is.r roots bark-, and herbs. but o' What
ne. would II be without their healing. strength
emmy liz sns,nining balm, ], would merely
excite II could no, protect nor cure. Ana
herein lies the es .eniial difference u ween inc
81, a, ~. unrest s,lnulnnt when given alone
ga No -ams s,imnlant when ADMIN stored IN
AZ. med,ca,.d form Of Ho-settcr's Stomach BIT
,er. Good ongahris spirit il doubtless Tho
m,Iisst and most inDoeuons Of all the varieties
of liquor. but 'ionlv becomes asAtTnvuL HxDI
tTxx when nnpregnat-d with the vegetable Gle
men,semp.oyed In the preparas'os Of the DIT
TIERS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The atlvices from the Great Eastern are
suspicious. At 10 o'clock on the morning
Of the 28th Of July, the Great Eastern was
about 4jO miles out fr, in valcntia, and had
paid out 500 miles Of cable. The signals
were good and the weather fine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
CINCINNATI, Aug. ..

Brownsville advices Of the 22d ult, state
that train Of 100 wagons from Matamoras
was csrolled by a party of Liberalists. A
short skirmish cnsned in which the captain
of the train was killed, and an Imperial
coloncl wounded The 1mpcrialists claim a
victory.
Cortinas proclaims to the people Of Mata
moras that unless they support the empire
he will pronounce them traitors and confis-
cate their property.
The Liberals had the entire State Of San
Luis Potosi except the city of San Luis Po-
tosi but have their line within three miles
Of there.
Guerrilla outragcs in Texas are numerous.
The State Treasury at Austin was broken
into and robbed of 100000 IN gold.
Alabama news show great Improvement
in public sentiment. The planters express
their dIiiidencc of free labor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09
QUEBEC, Aug. 8.

QUEBEC, Aug 8.
Parliament assembled this p. m. In the
speech from the throne the Governor Gen.
eral said he had called Parliament together
at the earliest convenient moment after the
return fthc Canadian delegation from Eng
land in order TO- receive report Of their
mission, and u complete important business.
The correspondence referring to the mission
will be laid before Parliament for consider
alton. He hopes that ere long the other
provinces will adopt scheme for Federal
Union Of the provinces.
The happy termination Of the American
civil war, which has lasted for four years,
cannot fail TO exercise beneficial influence
on the commercial and industrial interests
Of the province, and we may trust that the
re-establishment Of peace will lead TO con
stantly incre ,sing development Of very
friendly relations between our people and
the citizens Of the United States. The cir
cumstances which rendered il necessary TO
place volunteer force on the frontiers hav
ing ceased to exist, the force has been re-
called.
MONTREAL, Aug. 9.
Last evening an attempt was made to kid
nap Geo n. Sanders and carry him OYER the
lines. The ConspiratOrs Offered Detective
O'Leary $1,000 to assist them. He pre-
tended to agree, but warned Sanders and the
police He then, in carrying out his appar
cnt completely, induced Sanders to get a car
rage and they drove out to the suburbs,
where they were attacked by the kidnappcrs.
Sanders was gagged and O Lerry thrown out
Of the carriage. On approaching the toll
gate the police in ambush sprang upon them,
released Sanders and captured two Of the
kidnappers, Charles E. Hagin and VIM. A!
Burns, who say they are detectives. Shots
were freely exchanged with the police
Another kidnapper was captured this A. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

Depend upon y. mothers, pt will give rest to
yourselves, and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-09

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

AIOTICE ia hereby SiSen tha, petition will he
IN presented TO the Board Of Com nissionerr OF
Montgomery County, ONO, at their next regulT T
Session praying for the location and establishment
81 county road leading from the Dayton Lebanon
Turnpike TO tha OantToVille WaynesVlle road,
" sub Distinct No. q, ia Washington township, and
rltuni x thence sast throath tho lands OF i.aiee
koselis, Hhom Hatilsd the heirs OF ~ ,. hoberis,
j s.. MllsSa, N. W. RaedeF,.J. A. 8 III ~ SimpaOn,
Joseph Thomas, and John y SeAys heing d, stance
ot about two miles. MANY PETITIONERS.
OGt27w6t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

Dennis Dwyer, Adtn'r Of VIM. Foley decd,
iCaharne Foley, widow, Daniel Foley of the State OF
Iowa, Ellen Foley ntermarried with - sullivan Of
the state Of Massachu-etta Mary Foley intermar
hled with John Barrett OF Cambridge city, State Of
Indiana, John Foley of the State OF Indiana and Cor
Delina Foley Of the county OF Montgomery, OHIO,
and the unknown herA Of said William Foley, decd,
Rre hereby informed that the 10th day Of Septem
ber 1865, said administrator filed his petition In tho
Probate Court Of Montgomery county, ONO, the OBJ
ect and prayer o which petition s 10 Obtain order
meht OF dover ot caihefua Folay, the widow Il said
William Foley, decd and for the sale Of the follow
ing real estate situated in tho county OtShehy in the
Mate OF ono, ofwhighthe said deeeaso't died seized
10 wit:
The south half OF fhs wast hall Of the south aRst
quarter Of section No 4. township &, rrnge east
foniRnDg forty aerea rnou.oT less pay thsadsst
p "e'a'r''''f"- O. DENNIS DwKER,, Admn,r,"t
poi25 dtw - ''''.'1N'", oiWm Foley, dec'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

FNHls PREPARATION Is UNEQUAbBD Az A
i hgjuyonator and ResiOrer OF wasted OF inert
functions. 't t'A thsf fV iNl' Nl tllll
The aged should be certain 10 make tho Biokrene
ahousshold god, inasmuch az II will r, ndsr them
yOathfntn ieeliug aud in strength, and euabl Them
10 1--we over again the days OF their pristine Ioy IL
not only eNharaten but arenghens, pnd IL really an
invaluable blessing, especially. to those who have
been reduced to n condition Of servlty self abuse
misfortune, or ordinary Sickness No matter what
the canse OF the impntency Of any human organ,
this snperb preparation will remoYet the effect
and lnrnVnr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
son PROJECTS HIS ACID PARENTS
"If I was to Die Tonight, Would
those who are dear to me be safe
from the Pangs of Want9p

Would thsse children have q comfortable home and
the means of edueati0ni Would this wife be ndepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the wordf Would tins
aged and Geeille parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debsi Would there be no sacrifice oi
property by forced sales OF administrator to ineet
the demands Of made when the market
tends downward and far prices cannot ho ralisedi'
How few these question TO their satisfac.
toni They fear to ask them, and cherish the belief
that they have along lease ON life, This II both fool
fsh and cowardly. f a ga "tah
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
A Son0ra Story.

.. ~ fSOiloTu oiOFys IfttHII .HH
The following rich story is related by n
Sonora paper. at the expense of a queer
genius who vibrated between TINT town
and Oregon, as "advmce1 agent of con
cert troupe, and who, though pretty clever
in selling curiOusly inclined, does not AL
ways come OF first best iitHuiu itnhH
Frank Bali, travelling In a vehicle bearing
a strong resemblance to peddler's cart.
Old lady rushes ont from house by the
roadside. The following eelloquy eRsues;
Old l4ady--'iSay what have you got to
sell ~ t.I..a tHHs 2 uuf'iat II
BALL am travelling agent, madam, for
the greatest menagerie of ancient ormo,l-
ern times, which Is shortly ia be exhibited
in this section, ailordlng to the inhabitants
thereof an opportunity of viewing the
most stupeudous collection of animals ever
before exhibited" 100. lim.istd pIHui
Old Lady-"You don't say. Have you
any elephant?' .....I t.lH ..tlI Us
Ball-iWe have, madam, six elephants; /;
but these constitute a comparatively nm
important part of the show. We have lN-
ing specimens of bipeds aud quadrupetls.
who roamed over the earth, mot only in the
antediluyian, but also In the pliooene and
postmiocene period. embracing the me-.
gathorium, with six legs and two tailsE the
ictlhyosaurus, with four legs and three
tails ; the gyastieus, with no eyes, two noses
and four tails the plesiosaTus, resembling
Satan in shape, which splts fire and breathes
sulphur, and many other speGies, too nulner-
ons for enumeration, We also have "A pious
lawyer" .Httf -iif AID t...fii sd .Hdi lli.
Old Lady-71Well, l declarerq lHi liH ID,
Ball-''But, madam, the greatest curiosity
by far of our exhibition is u learned and
claSsiqaly edueated monkey. wh0hwas
brought up a Mphammedan priest in the
mysterious regions of the Great Desert of
Sahara. This monkey speaks with 1ueheyI
all the modern languages, besides Latin,
Greek and Hebrew. He can repeat the ten
commandments, the emancipation pro-
clamation, President Lineoln's last message,
and performs the most Intricate examples
ia mathematics with rapidity case, and
accuracy. While being geXhibited in Wash
ingtOn he actually repeated a long speech
of the President. This monkey cores
ponds" .sIa l4.sl iat i4d4fI tInIth
Beautiful young lady suddenly sticks her
head from window and calls out: lt lil
"Motherl Mother ASK him iohg they let.
helaoakey trapel 70 Jlts' ahead Of The other
DHfndtsP IN .lrHN IffHul.. liil tuiif
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Ncgal.
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

VNO THE Tux PhYER9 OF MONTGOMERY
| COUNTY, OHIO.
The books are ready, and we will attend to re.
ceiyng the taxes for 1868, during office hours, nj
tho TrcaNmer's Office II you CONSULT your own con
yenicnfe you will cafhefore tho rush. which reniefs
IL very unpleasant during the lhst few weeks OF the
time specified nv law. Remember that one half the
entire taNfor 1895, together with nll deoqleucies
and gas br street improvement taxes must he paid
or before the 10th day OF DAcembar, ls65 or the
penalty will he added aA authorized by law
z" '"f I'lA a h DANIEL 'sTALEY, isl
Ht ' t.'s Treasurer Montgomery 90, o., ltS
Trrasufer's Ofhcr, Nov /, 1905 nov3-dwtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

/ DMLAJsIRAgO ORs NDTLaIa.- EM ARuEL MIL
IN LER has been appointed Administrator OF Dan
el Miller, deceased, late OF Van Buren Township
Montgomery County, Ohio. noyisWat
] .Vi1 ft uiNuA r'nfiiue
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Ishuah aiics Dreamer Court OF Common Plea.
I In. - r.,o ( OF Montgomery Co., o.

NNYILIsIAM James Dreamer. whose residence IL
Nv unknown s notified that Hannah Alice Croamer
did on he 18Th day ot Aeptember 1865, file hor peu
Gon 10 he ofiee Of the Clerk ofthe Court Of Common
Pleas within and tor the e"0unly OF Montgomery and
State of OHIO, charging the said William James Cream
er with adultery with woman unknown 10 the sad
hatitioner and aleO chiTgng lam with Hross neglect
bf duty towards her the petitioner asking chat she may
be- divorced from the said William James Crearaer,
which patton will stand l0r hearine at the next term
81 said Court HAHNAlR ALJQh 9hEA MBR. q
7 Nv ApAn CLAY, her Attorney octbwB
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
Daniel ge'herd' I Court of Common Pleas
,.uI { Of MONTGOMERY 90. o.

Mary Jane Methsrd Of Montgomery Co o.
MARY lana Mstheri Of Loganspof in the Oouu
lNI " Of Gsssi and state Of Indiana, is notified
dhat Daniel Methard did. on the 29l day OF OctOher
Court of Common Pleas OF Mont ,omary lbnuty ohio,
charging the said Mary Jane Methrrd with adultery
v1th one John Houaer, aud asking that he may be
divorced from the said Mary jams Meiherd which
pahtion will stand or hearing at the APril term
Dated this lth day OF Novemher 1868 Gtw
A. ULAY, Atty. DANIEL MhTHERD.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

ON tho 24th day Of October, A. u. 1865, said jus.
tice issued an order of attachment IN the above
action, for the sum of Seventy four dollars and ty
three rants, 1874 5!1. Case sel for hearing Decem
her l5 1855, " 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Nov Il, 1865. HENRY sTAVER.
- . B. q - ca 80 ~ nOvswRt
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02


THEFT AND ACCOUNTABHITY.-"Pa Patrick,
the widow Mallory tells ms that you have
stolen one Of her finest pigs. ls that sOr'
o"Hes, yer llonQr.N 10 H.ul ulH l-oD
sWhat have you done with il p .ts 1s.
''Killed and ate it, yonT HonOr@hlH flt
''Oh. Patrick when yOu are brought face
to face with the widow aud tine pig on the
Judgment day, what account VIII you be
able 10 give Of yourself when tha widow
accuses you OF theitN'.a .'l Iu1 nfii.. t, q
''Did yon say the pig would be there,
your Riyerence ~ luIonlH lHN rr ut
10 be sure ! didgl -ffuai 9,I aul tat
Well then your Riyerenee, ill say, Mrs.
Maloney, there's yer pig - Eechaage. f
At d recent festive meeting, married
man, who ought tohaye known better, pro-
posed: .... f.ty ........t,ys 4
lsFhe ladiesAthe beings who divide o,p.
sorrows, double our Joys, aud treble onrex-
penses." n 'l fH l',te
Upon which lady proposed:
'yfhe gentleman--the sensitive indiYidu7
ais who divide our time, double our cares,
and treble our troubles" 'irsi :. ~ -
The married man didn't stop to bear any
more.
What is the difference between a school
master and railroad conductorr One
trains the mind, and the other minds the
train, ~ s. a,Ilaagl t,i 1sd d
sf VIZ aaA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-02
10 slrangers and rlll1ens.

VS. do not profess 70 be the only Phyti-
can in the eity, . who may be found 81 his
odco al Ell hours, day OF night;H nor do
we, IN Offering cur services % the invalid,
desire % recommend ourself in pSeferczce
10 other equally veil established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
lend 70 b inalibie, or The only man ca
pabla Of curing tho various diseases rasn-
toned in our general advertisement We
90 not claim the possession of any poHier-
fai secret rcuedicS or extraordinary agrsc-
a5lc trcetant CT ~FaihEtrcs; 81 az sensible
msn must know that success IN the pfac-
ice Of medicine, does not depend 50 much
UPON the discovery Of 1c1 reTediss, o. acB
uodcs CT frcctls as upon she skilliul use
q those sgenci1s necsssary oaPfrIcct cure
and this can ba aequired only By expe-
renee and patent application. We res
p~ectfnlly rescr the public 10 our general a6-
erlsomoat, in smother para Of the paper.
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All shs General courts Nsrtial and Nii-
tsfy conmi aions in The Di,t'iet Of Middle
Tennessee a Q d dissolved, except The Military
Commissions nov trying chsmp FergusOn,
Capt. ". G Squire. Jaage Advocste q the
District is abous TO be mustered cut, and the
oaies Of Judge Advocate Of the District is
abolished. The General Court Martial viii
hereafter be called from headquarters Of TIE
fur different brirsdes which have Just been
organized in the District. These separate
brieades arc Jor Cost Marfial purposes de-
sigDated in general orders from Departments
headquarters. Gen. Do little commands the
fourth separate hrigade and the post Of
Nashville. he viii At once cau a Court, At
y Broad street, Of which Captain Pinney
win be Judge Advocate.
Capt. Squire has teen performing the
duties Of Judge AdFOcste Of the District
sinee Nay 25ths lse4 He intends to return
10 Nashville and practice law. As Judge
Advocate he has administered upon over
1900 eases.