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The Fruits of Secession.

Tn tba Sonthor, Methodist Conference. on
,o., e.ua,,. t,,o,,;ne, 70
'"0 -s','t is'n thp'i' ~. r.,
marks were made In reference 10 ooiumpia'
South Carolina:
y Rev. DIR. w. Smith said: should not do
Justice to my own feelings If were not to
add a few remarks upon presenting this
memorial to this Conference. have been at
a loss to know what direction to give it. j
do not see that it REQUIRES to bc referred to
any special committee. am aware that this
Conference has not funds at its disposal, ,3Or
am persuaded that the same generous spirit
which has ALWAYS animated YOU would make
you contribute liberalfy to that church
There is. however. one thing that may be
eidhe very appropriately, that is, for this
eGfnefal Conference to piyc utterance to their
sympathy for ti,osc swif fhave siJeer most de-
splorably afflicted in this late cruel war; and
asthe Columbia Q. Conference has appointed
an agent to receive donations, it may be well
for this General Conference to indorse that
agent, and recommend the object of his mis-
sion to the generous consideration of the
people throughout the country. When I
look upon the past history of that church,
when look around me here and see so many
esteemed and venerable men who have been
connected with that church, and when call
up the food of recollections associated with
that church. my feelings are almost too big
for utterance. l remember it as the spot
where 1 fsst gave my heart to God That
building, now lying in, ashes, is where some
OF the most venerable and oldest members of
this General Conference labored perhaps be-
fore was horn. I remember that it was a
spot where Christian liberality and Christian
feelings were called out and exhibited on the
noblest SCALE But, sir, it is now gone. Our
friends at a distance have Heard OF the ruin
Oh Coiumbia; they nave neard OF the sad
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COLLEGE ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAN-Es-
4TABLIsHED By THE MUNIFICENcE OF SIM
GLE INDIVIDUAL FOR THE EDUCATION OF
THE WHITE CHILDREN OF THE SOUTH
We are indebted to the New York Observer
for the following interesting and important
intelligence asa e ,lsss 5s,,.5i
GA wealthy Christian gentleman. of this
city who is well known as among the fore
most in very good enterprise, Christopher i
Robert, ESQ.,, the founder of Robert college,
at Constantinople, which he endowed with
his own funds, has, for some months been in
East Tennessee for the purpose of establish
ing college for the education of the white
children of the South. He has purchased
the whole of Lookout Mountain, the scene of
one of the most hotly contested and impor-
tant battles in the late war, splendid site
for such an institution, affording splendid
view of the Valley of the Tennessee. He
has also purchased some four or five hundred
acres on Missionary Ridge, together with
the Government building, erected at an ex-
pense of $780, 200, and either or both sites
will be occupied as may seem most desirable.
The buildings already here will accommodate
four or five hundred pupils and arrange
ments have been made for opening the insti-
tuition on the 10th of May next. twill be
under the care of Rev. Edward Williams, a
graduate of Yale Collge and of Princeton
Theological Seminary, who is a scholar and
clergyman ofexperience. Mr.. Robert having
retired from active business with an ample
fortune, is deyoting himself, quietly but eff
ciently, to the work Of doing good not only
with his money, but by personal effort lie
is one of those good and wise men who
choose to be executors of their own, estates,
and thus secure the approbation of the funds
in the way that will accomplish most for the
ends he has in view" fi S
A nobler or more magnificent charity could
not well have been conceived, and should,
as doubtless twill, hand down the name of
Christopher Robert to an Immortality far
more TO he desired than that of the " Great
Captains who contcnded for the military
possession Of" Lookout and whose laurels
were won by the slaughter of their fellow
man. Future generations will rise up and
call him blessed r. 2i,e
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-05-16

ELECTION m PErEnasund. Col. Charles
r. Collier has been elected Mayor Of Peters
burg AN excellent selection. The vote was,
Collier 6s4, DodsoA $40 Lyon 16i.
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Subscribers who were cut off from us during the
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THE MEMPHIS RIOT.

The following account of the late bloody
collision of races in Memphis appears in the
cincinnati Gazette .a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

Il For the paAt ~ yeofo III. ~.
business and study, which IL enabled lin 10
nent, and in all csses can be used without hinder
anceto business or exposure to friends.
r. t attention Eyss = "a s'ndVs s;;
~ d. fosms GoporrhUs, Glsst 9sretsrss.
Also, the effects Of solitary habits. both roinous
20 body and mind. and which produce some of'6s
following effects Bsctehes. Bodily weaknesa,
Cor stipstion, Aversion and UneaeiDeNs in Bos
male S.qicty, UnmseliDsss. Dread % Fstsfs
Events, finally complete prosiTstion Of the VI.
tai ppwers, loss q roemcfT, ringing 10 ths s:ss,
mprcney-can Ue fully ssstot-d 70 health. d..
shUuld b. ID the hsnds Of I'll ahpss contemplating
marriage. Sent 10 al on rscsipt d 10 cents 70
prepay postage. Please can hienoIy chat
vii eost youncshipg. ~ II .7''t.-4 - ..taa
= The subject OF Rupture, or Hernia, has long
since attrscssd ths stsentisn ef the rsdtca isc
ylty Of both Kurspe and Ameries, hheing enc Of
s.lsct 70 be aaicted Win. Us,ii lste yesrs the
cure 81 Rspts,. .. ns.ntA bee hesn ss s.,
.s.;s .:s s.s , ws: ss s
srent hospitals IN search Of inivrmstiYn. Dr. NJ.
save spccfnl s.enticn u the s1b}sct 0fRupturs Or
| asrnisata tlets SAvied end cosrPaiestsd fosns,
which has ensbled hins topsrsecs rnnestes ~
csssd. and furnish signal relief V he very worst
kind n hsrnia o. Rupture: y viii be nscesssry
81 esevy pstisst 70 tisN D+.w.'s slRce. The5
need NOT sss,aio in ths city more thsn sns ~ !,
snd NJ pain, - suae.ieG sstssds asy tssssssst
Dr. Nhitusrrefers the public 70 the following
lunvsicians !: Dr. Detior, Milwaukee Wis. Or Pea.
Seiy aud DR xsSuoat Detsoit; DR. Price, OseoA
/ Kapida, MIDI: Ds Bowen md " Hsrrieens ~
" Webster Df G';s.s 3. s'' 4sd "
o.; b. N.v;s. a'sscisnsti; ~ Beatty. g. Paul
sirn. gPeei rMirs lsrs = ~. hcvSadA~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
Leather MANI incturc.

Our western men do not fully comprehend
the change in the manufacture Of leather
made BY the rebellion. Prior to the war
there were large tanneriss in Virginia, and
other portions Of the south. These have
been stopped. In the west but little atten
ton has been paid to tanning during our
troubles, except in the coarser grades. The
result IL the business Of tanning fine lcath-
or mostly conferred in New England, and
the consequence is her leather trade at the
present time is greater than ever. Is there
nothing suggestive in this fact to our west
ern people? Does It pay the west to ship
their hides east and bring back the leather,
thus paying freight both ways. Cannot
our people successfully compete with the
east, OF any other locality in making lcath
er. and thus save themselves whatever
profits that might arise from the business ?
This ulester should be looked into and inn
proved upon by our people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
EU y n KAi <,
THN ,s sa4 lzesAats1
llfalllbls Hair Restsrativs3 !

iHRcIDRDLY THE BEST ARTICLE INN uec--5, :
rsAg Grey Hsk to it, original eolue (aoedse;,.s !:
e0etRally curing all diseases Of the scap prsveufus
tAst noshisa sss sae prqnne. Prics a pr intiiSs-
Sold by all BFSsgiets.s '-Esa :
Roslar FssuEs, Agent mad Manufacture, 81. lous
Missouri As,i So n stlIl $50 ~ 'A sSS's-ssl
Sold By DIR, + xASgKRLY Co., No. 70, No,A
rina street. 81 lnuis Mo-, ana at thsk BrnncA EsS1
* sdicine Store. No. ~, 1adsug stnofts Chicseo.
fULLtR, FINCH 4 FULLER : DURxnANs
sesvAn, setback, whosssli Dealers, Chi
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IL al .s - nssS aoiine "a -sl
M eastselvsD 1Gsnunh UNulAaak
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
DE. cocks MAGIC HAIR OIL.
CURE YOURSELE.
. Or. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This xsdicine will cure 0ouosrhea, eject,
Structure, Seminal Weakness y. Eperm-
atorrhea, Chordee, Diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and all Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs ceuDed BY Contaeion
or Weakness Of c!t1tr Sex, Males or
Females.
This elegant, popular and ihfallible prepare
ten, so celebratedin all orr afGe cities for the
cure of Private Diseases, leoo1 %GfreaAptke af.
ficted and wARRasshD rtl Use - q the
Genital Organs ofritheS - Ile or emaR, in
a few days. f 81
Or. Baker'4a1fciG
Is the only safe and reiiabl edy for the care
WEAKNESS, caused By self slusl. q excessive In
dngonce. which is now 50 sftealy prevalent 10
all parts Of the coahtry. -
j DR.. Dakefs spscslae
Is a great hesllse 5,psrifying aud - fink
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With this great m02Rctne y6u can Cux6 Y6un.r
sKtr. and Avoid ell chance Of exposure ond Iai4
by ignorant, pretending doctors.
Dn. 1ss1ka1 Iafeeti.A.s Il r
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to BE- used in conjunction with the Specific. as il
materially aids in subduing TIE inflammation
and stopping the discharge. Both are recon.
mended to be used in these complaiBts. 4
~ Atreatise On sexual diseases called che
SELF Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of
the Specific. tffa. a-ri
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, q. so per bottle.
price-Dr Bakers Injection, II per bottle.
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 30 cents; Ee-
male Injecting Syringe. so cents
Sent by Express TO all parts Of The country on
receipt otioeney and twenty-five ents aAdieicnal
to pay for packing-box and shipping. 80,
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co. Nc. 70 North Filth Street. st. Louis, No..
and at their bsancsS store, 80 Madsof, St.. Chs
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

The Siamess twins ere .: hone IL Norfh J
|0: T.l,. .n,!l n. IL. IL
Iwas produ q in Pi1 AnAg last tsr 1
r.s(.y.t Indi, esAlst e. .inA! !
kieo! .Law6rs Bere saloon and Berdin."
/ People with the small pox walk shout |
khe strssts Of Asmphis uDossssssos
Gov. Ward Of New Jersey, hes signed the |
Newafhasnf - Ytdk Ralre64AE I'D
The Detroit Advertiser and Tribune says
that experts dccisxs the pesssnt wsssAes
Injurious to the wheat crop Of Michigan.
Hon. 0abes ApesJof Eaton, has given
b, Obb1o hwa CSlIeSe, At Grinnell.
Within few weeks past the baptisms in
The Rso Rap4ist shassbss - OtnstsupeeseSs
reached evse one hundred.
Six bandssd and 6ghty one hooks were
publishea IN the tinted States during Che
last six months of 1866 y CCG,1
mo whole membershlnh (thl Mstbodis(
Chutsh, North and sgd 81 81 yen = II
62s.Sso; = the Bap.a Fch l,o4o. ses3
Tbs Mississippi has pfsdye ~
paired levee near Baton -
greaS foods antcipass SN
/. n understood at Id yili1&b sever,
81 engineers on steaube have -
count of tabular bsilA1 eisSP r..
a French writt - ~ o. IA
fruit;o God does Ao2,lss $50 br1
TOO teak to bear w M
A lady in the 'Sss1n6aea& 49, -
nor Fields, Boston, saw : copy Of Every
Saturday on tie able. and inquired Il
Was k61eI f(sNl1 @AsSfne nv.
s ~ - S,s. s:sss = y : 3 :
! .Anaa nased Roy, one hundred and two
years Of aye, was seen chopping wood, last
beck, near Watertown Junsti@r4 NM
York.
There is growing excitement abeut tbe
hew gold mines of Columbia, South Ameri
ca, which Ave solid To excsedin richness the
best of California. Over two hundred mi
hsrs bad reached lhs mines from San Fran
DISCO. They are 300 miles south Of Pan
lima.
Young men in Lawrence, Kansas, have
, to marry to get shelter from tho weatheS
D.andadies board none but married people
The unfortunate youths say it lisa conspir-
acy between the young ladies and th'
i boarding house keepers.
The people Of Red Wing, MINI, are ex
fitted over the discovery Of oil, found Will
digging for water
At the beginning Of the war there wer
,3Le officers Of the regular Army Of thi
numbes 1889 were killedfn batte, and 50l
, were wounded.
Twenty.cght million bushels OF salt ar
annually cons umed in the United States, o
which amoant about one half IL imported
The quantity Of salt manufactured in thi
I co .niry is steadily ON the increase, an
perhaps in ten years will become sutiicien
D | TO supply our wants without any imports
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17
Proposed Internal Revenue Med.
f3carfOns.

General Garfield has been instructed by
the wy 8 snd Means Ccmmissee to report
In part on tao changes 10 the revenue, wh,cl,
have already been agreed upon. The tax
on incomes has been fixed At Eve per cent
on all over one thousand dollars. The tax.
20 on sepedsle A, which conprises = srsss
variety 81 aslss sasl. as sssehss I'LL
rages,setc, have all been thrown of, except
upon billiasd tables, and carriages worth
over $500. Gotten is taxed Eve csnts ner
pound, payable, not by the planter. hit
monthly by the manufacturer Who receive.
IL, q bxsqAe, sssnesssptt6s saha oflship
nsnt. EAS sf q ;ens lc,arsa barrel on
crude pstrolanpg, Il ss@.eas ghs ~ e.
transportation is alsq renewed, The taf on
whisksy is not etSbscd. these are the i'm
psstant tsatsFes of the report though Il
covers sevsEalmissr articles. :, eora "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-17

Among the acts passed by the last legs
lature was one Of great importance to st.
Paul and Ramsey county. 1t authorizes our
County CoInmissi oncrs to issue bonds to
the amount q $4,000 for the purpose OF
building free bridge across the Mississip-
pr rivsr at some point betw, en- Fl. Smelling
and Checver's Landing" and appoints rs
commissioners Hon. John Nicl,o,s, ID. W.
lngersol, II. S.Fairchild, George Hammond,
Z. u. Strong. DR.. Steele and JOHN Holland.
to locate and build said bridge and negoti-
ate the bonds Of the county.
We understand these Commissioners had
meeting yesterday and determine ed to have
a preliminary survey made at once before
the zee breaks up. There is a large trade
that coules down the MINI esots river from
tiennepin and Carver counties that legti.
matcly belongs to St. Paul, but is dot erred
from coming here by the tiffcuit and dan
gerous hills at the Fort and the cost and
| delay of Ferriagc. With free bridge and
good approaches, this trade wiz come TO US.
We understand that the bridge will be loca-
I'D neai township line (betwecn Rose
and Reserved and thab with the road on the
line 10 the bridge the distance from St
Paulto Minneapolis will BE- reduced to about
six and . half niies.--St.t Iaul liosew.
A Rrcu BoY.-The richest individual in
Massachusetts Il bay, the son Of the iste
| Joseph Sears. Boston merchant, who die
leaving his son his cole heir. His property
was appraised n one million eight hundred
thousand dollars. The trustees, under his
will Invested the most Of it in real estate in
Franklin street, the dwelling houses Of
whlth they demolished almost entirely 10
make room fofthe finest block Of stores in
the city. The Investment proved highly
Ijudicious; me property 'hds more than
doubled on their hands and now reaches an
aggregate Of over a 900 900 HI vaine The
tao who is to own this is now being
brought up in the family Of Hon. Alpheus
Hardy, one Of the trustees, Who is lesding
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ANOTHER SINGuLARCASE.


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sfss4led with . severe Cough, ard usually two q
thrsetimess year with more or iess henorfhLge,
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without suifesiss. - Aaksssn lsse bAd = very
severe hemorrage, and according 70 the judg-
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much swollen. and 81 the aympeo%ss: Of speedy
deasli seemed to sccympaDy my cold sent for
my former pbyaicisn and stated e him that
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them 70 hia. aaA hayipg tssseS stAlsem .ese;. ne
replied "YoS can take them al i r., We they
what iOld joe laet evmsaer.e sdt ssJithe sasnei
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ns1 ehof11 ri fafollowtd yOsf Advice, ma %
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nm. EAST ERkY'S
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FROM rus Hox. THOMAS b. ELoRExCs. ,-st
FRox sss Hot. fnonAs u HOUSES. : ~
FRox tue HON. THOMAS Is. FLORxH0N.
w Ashiugton, Jan. lst 1854.
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frpur Hollands German Bitsers, that concluded
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