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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

WAKE UY, ESRoLLrp MN If this city ia 10
be taken in out of the draft. the citizens liable TO
draft must show more interest in aiding the
council than they are now doing or the draft will
20 on. and the price of volunteers will be 80 high
that they cannot be raised A little time speut
now in attending meetings. aud canvsssng TO
raise money on city orders, will accomplish more
than whole week spent at the time tho draft
takes place. Volunteers could have been obtain
ed to ill the quota before this. il the city had the
money, but the nearer the draft the scarcer they
will DO. and the higher the bounty will be. 40
that Is may be impossible to get them. Ii you
want TO be out of the draft stir yourselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
vr.m sau prmu.i,ce.

SAN laANcisoo. January --tnc .ihmus
pirate have arrived here aud tte confined in the
hort he's all w. lfod here The anniversary
al transcription = being celctsstel hefc l., The
c0lotci pnruliion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

Masonic NoTIer "A special meeting Of the
Marion Lodge. No -. for work. will be held this
Thursday evening at o'clock.
faANCIs KIx0, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

PnLtheLrnlA, January "A preliminary
hearing took place this afternoon in the OF
Z Milton Allen, cashier of the custom house
who was arrested on the charge Of being con
cerncd Ia the robbery OF - 900 from the custom
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

MrrnoroLtrAS TH1ArRr This l. the last
nigh, positively Of the Colleen Bswn. really the
finest play produced this season. Those who
would not miss great treat should not miss this
last chance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
fE- A petroleum company has been organize

tn A petroleum company has been organized
in this city for the purpose Of boring FOR oil in
Crawford and Perry counties. where a seven bar
rel we'll has already been struck Articles of
association will be filed In few days. OF which
n more extended notice will be given hereafter
There Is no doubt but this enterprise will he EN-
inently successful Us there IA every indication OF
oil in abundant quantity upon the grounds which
have been selected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

tE-6eneal H. \, Foster. one Of our gallant
Indiana chleftsihs. IL In the city. stopping At bis
uneles-shs Hon, Andy Wallace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
from Gnlrn.

Carlo. January THE steamer Irene. from
New Orleans on the 27th. arrived here 70 lay
with the 18th Ohio volunteers. Ell route home.
their time having expired
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

tX- RhOdias "a. dsy has . spiendld live o pos
sum wAleh he will set fof lunch Al ~ a n. pre-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

A sursgioE RANDY Nv can cnnscientiously
recommend 20 those suffering from Q distressing
cough DR. Strickhnd's Mellihuous Cough Bel
sam. II give relief alsnoss instantaneous. and
l. siskal not di-a greeAble IA the taste There u
M doubt bat The hsllihuous Cough Bsissm 4
one Of The best preparations IN ase and Is AL thar
IA. psoprieiors claim for "a. We have tried ID
during the past week. and found relief IRON :
most distressing cough, H. is prepared by ~
strickland, No. 9. East Fourth street. Ciue.nnssl
Ohio cIscihnAh Ssuossl rsior. q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

tps luaforfhea af lHputVbey aui inve,sfsia cases
Secondary Constitutional Syphli. ~ ats standing
thai asse be Cured - any other physician 10 thi. ey
cured perfectly AL permanently. si ~ charge
Address bsk 1915
ss3'sssly uss THOMSON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

81 900 REwaRp.--The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
ton for coughs. colds. whoopng cough, asthma,
and consumption. which is equal to DIR. Strick-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam This balsam
will euro the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One hfty cent bottle
il sufficient for any one TO try. The worst eases
OF chrc mic cough. asthma, whooping cough and
primary case OF consumption arc cured b' DR.
Strckand's Mellihuous Cough Balsam. Ii cal.
be had at any druggists. IL j. different from
any other cough medicine we have known az
this country. Il
- Mr.. John b Ackley. general busine-.
agent, No. Il. Wells street. Chicago j. now in
the city. AZ the Bates House. prepared to furnish.
at reasonable hgures, volunteers and substitutes
10 al who NAV desire them III
sS~Vist the Indiana State Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
CITY III N Q

rg-ses nr.,. second. third snd fourth page.
81 sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
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y PosirIvI AND INTERESTING FAer --"Facts
are stubborn things" no matter where found
IL il n positive and at the same time most in
teresiing fact that our sick soldiers. who are 30
fortunate IA 10 obtain bottle OF Pinkeltons
Wahoo and CAlisaya Biiters gain strength much
faster, aud are sooner able to do duty on the
battle field than those who are deprived of them
This is owing TO the stubborn fact that these bit
tiers are the greatest renovator aud purifier OF the
blood ever before offered to the public. This Is
no idle talk No one ever used these btters
but was highly delighted with the beneficial re
suits arising from their daily use. We are glad
TO learn that steps being taken To supply the
sick soldiers in our camps and hospitals with
these bitters Ii is hunaSe aud benevolent oh
isct Druggists and Wholesale dealers always
have these bitters tor sale The genuine article
has The name Of Jacob Pinkerton blown on each
bottle tn thuAsat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

TIE 8 mo NAL

fvm Hon. Thours, J. Turner. Ex.hcuber % conrrsss
rom Illno'. late speaker ~ the illinois House - hep.
re-eptstips., and fraud Master 81 A n. and A NJ n
ibe state ~ lllinels
fssgr0.f. O,tobsr ~. tsG3
Dn. ID n. SrFlss-Dear Sir In reply your notice u
The isth int, would say that severely afflicted
with Calsrf iof ycsfs. when becsms acquainted 9Th
you aud bought two bottles - pour liquid csarrh Rem
siy. Before hNi used botils sas srnsbly i'm.
proved. AMI before the second bottle finished va
completely sured. can rscommepd the medicss al
afei~f ~fh Csisfrb respectfully your,
nI0sss 1rnSrn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

RtFrcEE RGLitF MtEriNG.-At a meeting
called for the purpose OF organizing state relief
fund ASSOCIATION, held At Roberts Chapel this day.
General John Love was called to the chair aud
Oliver Tousey appointed SECRETARY.
A committee was appointed 60 nominate per
manert officers who reported the following names
who were elected
presient-Oliver rogscy
Vice Presideut-Wm n Jackson
Trcasufer-lngram Fletcher
Rec Secrc;ary-Rey \ 4. HYDE
biRrcrons
Rev J. + 4 lngiaham J Il. Osgood.
J. b. Wilson. Rev + { Holiday.
Rev @ A Burgess
The officers aud directors constituting the
board OF managers are requested 70 meet at Rob
erts Chapel To morrow. Thursday. At three
o'clock y m.
january 18th. 1865.
PEoxorIoS on Az OLD CISclNSArIAS Col
Charles :. Russell. oi the 2sth United States
,oored infantry. has been bfeyeied a bFisadler
general. for gallant and meritofiOus conduct IN
the assault on Cemetery Hill. near Petersburg
July 3Olh. aud been assigned 10 the command OF
the 1T brigade 81 division. 25th corps. army of
the james Gen entered the service imme
dia,ey after the attack on Fort Sumter ~ cap
tain ia tho LTD regulars lie Vas attached 10
she army OF The Potomac. and was IN command
ct the regiment IN nearly every battle in McClel-
'an's disastrous campaign OF 1862. and from Ru
Run to Gettysburg. in which il vas nearly ami
hilst.d Since then he was appointed colonel Of
the 2Sih L : colofed infantry. which he organ.
ixei las winter "a Indiana lie has an honofa
hle record a. faithful. bfsve and wa,chiu OH
Ger Wash Rep
General Russell j. .on 81 our old lrieud John
II. Russell. Esq.. formerly OF the Gazette. now
engaged in the pension department A. Washing
ton sui biz many friends will De erathed 10
hear of 10. promotion. which has been achieved
through hsfd an faithful service. and TIC het,
ordeal oi over tsenty battle -C.ucinsaH Ca
sette
Nrv CRY DIErcroEY Through The kiudne..
of Nc. Howard, the pablshcfs NJ this work hayC
been enabled 10 ptocufe che new numbers Tor ihe
city IN advance II their being placed uppu pat.
Of the builiings Tie canvas. viii be compile
ted by thc 5fh Inst and che copy placed In tic
hand ol the printers ga the Oh SAoals ally Of
our ciufer~ have been overlooked Nv Tia can
yansscfs. they viii pe,se call a. the oHiee -
Hawes 1 Co.. No To-. East Washington street
and leave their aadfess. a. tho publishers are
anxious that our whole population shall be rep.
resented The wofk wiu be ready fof delivery
sbsut The fr,t u February 9Ct
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- &c n ~ So
DALEY WORLD.
tine copy, o'e year, 10y mail '...s... 80 90
SssNI-WEEkEY WORLD.
WEEKLY WORLD.

Ter efn., charged IN ell ea'ss Cor separate sd.
dltss. IA copy furnished - elubs 81 ten
for clu- = a'Y 'h- s.u ws'ti and co. clubs - ieo
,hs balls all be ssut " lie getisr up ofclgb
Change from siub ts at only BE- a.e - reque-t "
TIE lsr-on rsosisia.~t' club pselsge. Al sa,A ~.
esssls the siiiios. postcocs $40 state 10
which hAs previously been -su ard incio.. . esHs
10 pay COS changing le ssTafsis addrs"s
Orders lef any q tho sdiilsaa q rss wosp msy he
ssntby ins ADD .hsali nele-e pSsi.oes Money order
o. Bank Dfsn fof amoun, 10. lee lhs dl'c6gni Mon.
sys ssai by NAL VII BE- The rsk u TIE s-odsf We
have travelling sg-Hs authorized 20 collect
money, Cos srh.eupHm. Orders soi letters should BE-
THE WORLD,
as A'nrk NoNS. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

esIdenI fL.her 10 lhc chAIr.

President Fisher IN the chair
The annual reports OF the secretary aud treas
urer were read and referred 20 the finance com
mittee. consisting OF the following gentlemen
A j Holmes, John Sutherland, I J sample
j A. Grosvenor. VI. Colwell. John 4. Thomp
son and J N Gaar. when the committee re
tired
On motion OF Mr.. Hamrick, Prof Campbell
read hill. which he had prepared. in regard "a
establishing agricultural colleges under the late
act Of Congress, providing agricultural college:
Tor the several states The reading was listened
Ia with much attention. aud enlisted much inter
est IN that behalf Prof Thompson made an in.
teresting speech ~ favor Of some action on the
part OF the board in regard 10 urging the l.egis
laiure 10 pass either that bill as read or ami
Ian one
Mr. Grosvenor made his report as ssperinend
cnt during the week OF the Fair. which was re
ferrcd 90 the committee on finance
MIR Hamrick moved the appointment OF Q
committee of five, 20 take into consideration tho
agricultural till, M read by Prof Campbell
which motion prevailed, and the chair appointed
the committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr...J. ~ w. TIioNiSoN
PROM mn EASr.

HAVE OPENED THEIR oF.
IL flCk on he sast eide ni
Virginia Avenue, = fsN doors south
~ Washington street. Indianapolis,
lad, fuf The AIlstlaiion of human
suffering. ~ Offering a. unfortunate
persons afflicted With syphilis. 10
Auy species " Private Disease. sars
I'D safe msiheds ~ cure, founded
On The solid basl. Il seleuce ani
ssaad philosophy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05


The State Horticultural Society also met yes.
tcrday in the hall of the Chamber Of Commerce
The meeting WA well attended, AMI there was a
splendid show of fin,t for the season. Interest
ing and instructive discussions of the merits and
best modes OF raising small iruits. were partici
pated IN generally by those prcssn,
TO DAY.
The Horticultural Society met this morning al
o'clock and adjourned To meet with the state
board of agriculture 1T the Young Mem Libra
~ Association Rooms
rHE srkrK AGRlCuLrugAL SOCIETY
met at . O'Clock -preadcnt Fisher in the chair
Messrs. Shoemaker and Cox. newly elected
members OF the board appeared and took their
seats Went into "a consideration OF the time
OF holding the next Fair IL was after
some discussion, decided TO hold il, beginning On
Monday. October 81. 1868
The society went Into election of the new
board Mr Fisher vas nominated for r. cleo
ton. Mr. Fisher wished 20 be excused from
serving again. but members OF the board gener-
ally expressed wish that he should serve and
he was elected from the thirteenth district
Fifth district. Prof. : IL Thompson
Sixth district ID. l.. Reese
Eighth District. w e Donaldson.
Ninth district, A u Hamrick
Tcuih District. j NJ Gaar
Eleventh district. DR. John &. Helm
Twelfth district. Jas Poole.
The finance committee made their report
showing the society &C. be- in good financial con
diti0n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

ss~visil the Indiana State Museum
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
Orphans moune meoeanI
.aAs ,,D) amt Valley.

On R4>taay (Sasd1yJ Aitsinsdt Jsdgss
Cole and Dillon addressed huge meeting
Il ths psep's Of Pleasant Valley, in this
county, It the Methodist church, in behalf
oftl9 Iowa Ss'disF1 Orphans Rose. 'Ths
meeting vas organised ~ calling Philip
Eashsrt, Esq, to shs CHAR, end sppointisg
S.P. Stacey. Esq, Secretary. The right
sP'ns vsa YAaiessted by, The &ecpls. vhe
w,ll take bold Of tho good work n sasnsss.
The following subscriptions, . considerable
portiss Of vhioA ~ paids t.rs ostaissd on
the spot --...ss ..,.s.,rx
Township Bounty rand In hands
of ,. L. Henley, Esq. 1880 %
The individuals entitled to the benefit 81
| Ia : - = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
COM MI Z clAL.


There has hses received st this point for eaas
time about 700 tons general merchasdiDs.s
The receipts Of grain Saturday were nsask =
follows: whsats l45o bashels--barisy lsA27-
potatoes $50 -enions 9l55-oats $500 -eses ls7O.
The shipments we're nearly = fellUwss Flour
40 bbls potatoes s5oo-onions 1894 wheat looo.
barley iosso 4oass $780, corn laos-mssi s'o
rLoua. Al retail, NJ. !. &ss per bbL
wnsAr:-Sound new.l 7sc@t1; OLD wheat,
Coss .Sselisd. sound. plsnp and dry s5@s7e
BARtst.-3Sos5e asw. -
Oars. 2s@25c.
POrAso1s-940e5. /
OMoAs,-24096
BUrrsR.->4Oc
E0os.-l5020c ,1 saAt
HAY.-tlV,OO. fs. ,tt8
New Yof1k N1aroket.
III n ->- .sS
.sf Nsw Teaa, Ost ..
0s.ou.. p vBe.s.r. s' Js.ooes4o RH.o.
wmAs.--l.7s0l.SOC 80 Chicago Spriag. i
CoaS.--Fis0. e60se Soe seus1 mixed.
OASs--RrA e0@Gl1<c Weoeefn. *
fosx. Firm. 0s4 250SA.S7K new 1eeG =
Wn1sssr.-oMsk %. aysSo4ta toll
.nsv1 Hs1k sssclss.
essssases Asv Yoak, oes. ..
Gold opened ol.ls, slossd Is l.lsK.
an1n, n ,. ssS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

AID then turns over the ns1t Leaf Of bic
nesveleup sketch book. and presents ths
same subject out Of edles-ssGnruing -
~ lsbor 4 his editorial sanctuary early of
Aoosaiog; and the artist names this mas.
tsfpiece, 81. es1 >
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Thea, bsine infornsd that he sahjssl
hsd bssu sud6gMly renewed fiU1 eGlcs y
make roem tur worthy ssadisr, our artist
psssents % admirabls and strikingly liie-
IKE pietnre Of ". Rossell - ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
@7s so

4670 W
Subssqusot snbssdptisns will y report
Cd ssd psbli6hsd, and omissions h the
above A5dea. r
TIE (b1lewine Township Conaitass was
Appe1nlo1 = canvass for and lo6k 4ps ~
intsGest - eths '.HoASs = Pltaint vally
rowsship: 3. Birchsrd, ssaosl disssict
No. 1 Rev. J. W. Clark, schoel district
No. .; J. ". Olds, school district M. 3;
Mics Florstta Hyde, school district No. {;
II which J. ". Clark d chairpan. fhis i
alivs" committee, who Vim fendsr good
sccoont Of their lsbors. Set down Hsasant
Valley tx at least q 900 70 ths good work.
II thoss who did not attsnd the usstiae do
q veil - thsss Wis I'D 61tshd, - Sa(sunt
viii teash $4,000. The sood work. g9s
bravsly on Ii the city and county. Lst The
ball kesp Assingl 4. laSS SSk1t 4 hands
i = wert y CPap, ,Kinsman making extsa-
I've repairs end improvsentsrrsq requiring
large outlay ef money. Let rsseA ~ 4
senstaiag. ed ths aesrseals vill nsks .
aae showing sae Ssstt esanty's Kbssali'y.
PsesseaAra Cslssire.-llsaj u our
rseders. vhs take just prids = sseuring
truly lie IKE pistssss sf thsasslvss snd
their hisnds, q thsir chi11ssa, sslossA 70
actual lift. win - plsaesd y lsarn that :
salssssd Nd sstiat - ~ sssivsa n H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

m ~

49, u.dt Sfhinsslf ddsiis hisvzsAhgs
to King Hiran. ,..
Thus sads nj tsSptsE. Our artist is
greedy lsr IAms. The pistaro - asctsous-
y displayed day siter day BY the 0asssts.
hsys awakened in hin nee energies. He
yin shsssf0rs bow himself vigorously 70 biz
task. and - sssoes peaaiee reqo6ss, bring
out in chapter No. 3. .-,4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Loss.--Dstwssn ~ Peee a00ss end
ShisidFs woelss Factory. Eau Davenport.
brown ates.proof circular cloak. The
finder will bslitslS3 tSvssdGi By leaving
The same at the Factory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

4 CAnAL SvavsY.--Ds. G. 9. Parry IN ear
CITY % Friday mssning Lest. - make pss.
liuiaary examination preparatory % I sur
vsy et ths proposed esaal from Late Aichi.
gan u the Mississippi.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

PssAsAus vAlass dsss set,y ~ ~ Or.
phans' Hons caass | - ths Aourss. L.
eehss tswaships soulsee ~ examp1e II
lilus Pleasant Valley. sN.e4.... lga
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

.Surres1 Paessssus Josnses, - vete
the Ssldiess' State end the Peeples' County
Ticket. ts.oosrew. Lss ~ upstay ths ~
icy Of the Administration. None but Re-
psbliean Coppsshsads viii refuse - do -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Do Yous Dury.-lt is The duty sf every
democrat and al opposed to Tie Pries Dy
nasty in this county, y throw thsir entire
weight and influence against ths Prics-Rs
pshlisan ticket. Prove -, 70 morrow,
whsthsr Hissn IL King, = nst. Nov =
the time to strike. s..T ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

In sssEy' AaAI.stsps Ss1sos 80 =
pqs4et = ~ pslb ts-nsssee. s.d ~
b sebuhiag ~ psrty thae - dsrs5 -
esUiSAts etSlt4 synat, - . ubetiss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Tenss.ow nas~ins st ~ sasiy. wake
~ thoroughly. tAks = ysss ssass. rsu sp
vsar alssvss. isl,ew DsaacsssS, md 60 il
With . resi- ssAssset ~ Pssplss' Cossty
ticket Do ycer duty. and de day i osrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Pursuing he delsghtfal suhjscl narthss,
our artist presents to the public sase, stsi-
king family psrtrsit u our late Postmaster
before hs heard about ''that dispatch" Our
artist facetiously styles THE mastery essss,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

!. Oar artist 4 q aolivs spisit-psss, bot
Asssst tough, bus generous; md 10 CO.
iag ehis cAAptss Of bic pssSbsnienal sesees
h ~ Ss1lswine master stssks IT gsaise,
thus pesesuts the sx-P. n. ed sdi6ss,
portrayiag n ~ puhlip vlasAs ssss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

TnE Contributions TO THE ORPHANs'
HoME-The following contributions were
received Friday, Oct 9, for the Osphans'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Brr $4,000 mere ~ hsedsd Ses ~ eou-
Hesesea.Af - ditisg ynf ~ kiap-
nao II The OSphoa's Ho0o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Osasseticst ~ rspsdiassA - le6tgise
= Nsops os1tnes. New II Ious = ~
o6mo. rsa isl ...is teasF a. iiss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

RsAD The extract from the Chicago 7smes
NJ. Russell is not the only man whose head
win be found In the gullotine basket in the
next Thirty days. He refuses 70 support
the Administrstisn- msde war upon DE-
Administrstiou- has biz rsvardi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

0aAsp SsccasA-1hal Rspuh,ieas Maaa
MssaiIt = 0ilbsst-tewa % est1sday hitAt
~ sucsssG. .1ksss wsss aias pssssas
pssssas, ihAvdlng apeAkssD, and stx u II
zine vsrs All asGrs ssGssC -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Az ExASris.-ws heps svsFy man op-
posed 70 negro suffrage, ~ matter what his
politics have fssueriy hesn, wil cast
bis vsts against Ssoae, to-nesrow- Con-
nectisut hes nobly sspodAaed ~ destrins
Of white degradation, and ws hops Iowa
will follow lts example.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-07-21
NO. H..
The State Prisoners.

Fortress Monroe Cor. Philadelphia Inquirer.
&. e. Clay has been taken sick his
imprisonment is evidently telling on
his health. DIR. Bancroft attends him.
The doctor is doing all he can TO restore
the prisoners health. He is suffering
from no paticuiar desease, but is labor
ing under general physical prostration
or debility.
JEFF Davis IS actually becoming robust.
He is heavier now than on the day Of his
capture. lie is ever ready 10 talk,
though no answer IL vouchsutod him. -
He has presented DIR. Craven with his
who have seen this pipe are in ecstacies
over IL. The amber stem, pure, solid
amber, clicits rhapsodical enccmiuma
from military pipe connoisseurs. This
stem alone Is said by those who ought
to know, educated pipe devotees, TO be
worth fifty dollars, lawful currency of
the United states. And the bowl, the
turbaned Iouavo's head, the same au-
thorities pronounce to he beautifully
unique, though not SO valuable as the
stem in greenback point of view.--
Albeit JEFF. has donated his pipe he has
not given up smoking by any means..--
He stipulated with nr. Craven, when
he presented him the ambcr-stcmmesi
iheciSciduiii, W TttelNeA lONR-steinmeu
pipe In, return. This the doctor did =,
and Jefferson now pufis the weed from
an ordinary briar-root.
John Mitchell is gloomy and morose.
He docs not endeavor to break the i'm
posed silence. He pufIs in reticence
scowling tiercely on his guards, who, of
course, never break the silence. John
Is becoming misanthropical. Davis
does not know Of MitchciPs impriHon-
mpnt,