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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-10

Cos. Boutwell, and Mr. Washburns of
the Central Directory oppose the sd
mission of Congressman from Tonnes
see, until the State permits negroes to
vote
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The Chicago Republican makes men
ton Of the burning of a negro church
IN Mobile, and says
The civilization and humanity which
burns churches and school-houses is SO con
..st.rt with the liberal institutions Of our
country, that We are surprised that Con-
srass should not recognize at once such
overwhelming reasons fgr the restmlzslon
Of Alabama into the Union.
We might, with as much propriety,
quote the following diapatch, and say
the civilization and humanity which
performs such deeds, should recon-
mend Ohio for expulsion from the
Union:
CrycIyyaTI, March --P. n.
A Young widow named Annie Williams,
resident of Louisville, arrived in this city
from L-awreucebuTg on yesterday afternoon,
intending to take the return train. She
was informed that the train departed at 10
70. M. She proceeded % the residence OF a
friend. but iailing 10 find her at home, she
retraeed her steps tothe depot. Ten clock
.an, and she then discovered that the
nam was bound for Marietta instead o.
4av-renceburg. She was told, however, by
some OF the attaches OF tie depot inst she
could remain in the ladies' room eli night,
.rabn chose. she concluded to do SO, and
made arrangements 10 pass the nlght as
.5r f,rteblv as possible. At u o'clock the
~cf,hmsp came into the room, and pro-
..s5ed 10 extinguish the lights. She de
tarmiued, in mis- state Of affairs. 70 60 u q
hotel. aud she startsd a.cGg, and HAD got
about half way across the street, when a
per.o approached her. The fellow ou'Ied
sarviSas 90 End her q suitable place to
stay aI night. Trusting ga has apparent
honest Of purpose, che consented. lie
5tsr sfarted with her ia the direction of
me D. NJ. Depot. She says that at'er
,rourinc quite a distance with them they
came 10 an alley way, where he stopPei
and remarked that 10 he was 20 show her Il
hotel be must have has pay. HIS manner
- vorIs al once alarmed her and she
--s.5 ana Tor help. He then drew a pistol
.r5 Threatened 20 shoot her ifshe made any
Bg.so lie placed his hand upon her mouth
and drsrrea her up the alley, where he ae-
,amplisbed his hellia design. The ruIlan
thcu fed.
Ina the struggle which ensued between
h.,. sbo managed TO scream once or twice.
officer C5rnahan heard the cries anu hut
..l a. the spot. aud found the unfortunate
4sr,sn ip an inseusihle condition. lie at
~. Ia her removed 10 the Central Ave
rua station. where every attention wss PAID
49, Animation was az length restored
but Cor a long time she was deltrious. Three
-----.s ygere arrested this morning. One
PANEL Archie Lewis WAS recognized by the
urfo-furats women a. her assallant- Lewis
ia empI8ved in q private club house on
FOURTH street. He was locked mp Tor iur-
thcr examination.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

A Ii persons having ciaims against the Nashville
~ and Chattanooga Railroad Company, incurred
prior 70 Let July, 1855, are notified that ali such
CLAIMS are referred 70 3 Committee Of Directors,
consisting Of Len Wade, NJ. 8. HuggIns, and Thos.
b. Caldwell, Esqs-, who meet in MurfreesboTO on
Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 9th inst.
VIM. LHNES,
istseu General s1periatendspL
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FURNISHING STORE,
NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA
CHANGE OF TINE.

OTFIcE or GESERAL SUPERtSrESBKST,
n. {. AND N. &. n. ". RALRoADs.
NASHVILLE Tenn, March sth, 1856.
IN and sitter Tuesday, March6. Is66, snd until fur.
v ther notice. Passenger Trains viii lun As fol.
oRs;
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAyE Nashville for Chattanooga, and all points
South ~ $50 A. N. and $50 P. n. Arrive Al Chafta-
nOogs st 5;sO P. 4. and 340 A. n, next dsv.
Returning Leave Chattanooga at 600 and
ss5 P. N. Arrive ct Nashville ~ 400 P. n. ana s45
A N next day.
AL trains connect at WartrHcs for sh~elbyvIle.
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville for Johnsonylle and an poipts
Vest and NorthEes5 ST 42O P. n. Aruve al Jobu-
son uile st $50 P. n.
RetUrulng-Lesye JohnsonvIle l4O ardxa
st Nashville al 6.50A. H..
Trains on N. 4 n. W. K. r. connect az Jobnson.
Ellc with hrst clsss hne Of Steamers for Psducsb.
osgQ ard st. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE.
on steamers connecting with N6NW Railroad.
Passengers BY this route
SAVE Expense OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Caro-.
Trains stop sTaIl intermeuaie points.
VIZ. P. INNES. GENT sup't
M and n & n. W. r. R'ds.
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Sale Of Government Property,

SAFE Oh Government Property,
NILLselL st Public Auction, ST murfressboro,
L Ieun.i Monday, the 18th day Of March 1866, !
large anountof Condemned Government Property
consisting 10 part Of Wagons, Ambulanes, Har
ness, Carpenters WheelWnghts' and Blacksmths'
Toois Plcks, Shovels, Spades. Condemned Lum.
Der, and various other articles belongings To The
Government. Also,
100 Mule, in good ssryiseable condition
Al Mules, nnserviceable.
0Horses, unseTVictaole.
Sale will take place at the Government Corral,
near Stone River Bridge, commencing At 1000 locE
A. NJ, and viii continue from day 10 day unil All
the property is sold.
Terms-Cash,i 10 Government fnnds.
By order Of A. r Eddy,
ChiefQ. NJ, b. 1T.
GEO. W MARSHALL,
marI-td Capt and A. q. NJ.
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SALES
Sale of
Government Property.

Government property.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNEssEE,0
QUAKTERAAsrER's OFFICE, u. n. X re-. I
Nashville. Tenn Feb. % 1856.
+ WILL sell at Public Auction, al Nashville. Ten
i nessee, at 10 O'Clock a M, on Saturday. N.reh
10, 1866, the follow ng described property OF he u.
s. Military Railroads.
Cd One Dwell ng House, slxl4xl2 feet, on Broad
street, near Spruce.
Ql Five Dwelling Houses. on Knowles street, near
Cedar.
~ three Bulolrgs, CONSISTING Of Once, Mess
Houses snd Store Houses, 81 the Lumber Yard
u. g. Military Railroads.
At ssme time and piaee, G01,C0g seven hundred
thousand feet, more or less, Of assorted Oak, HEX
ory and Beech Gar Timber, s~csnting and Lumber
assorted Sizes
Ten days from date of sale VIII be given to re-
move buildings.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
s. K. HAMILL
msrl-td Capt snd ChfQ MUsMRR, NIT.
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WILL offer for sale at Pubic Auction, on Thura.
Il day, the Is h inst, at the u. g. Franklin shops,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a M. a large lot Of Trans,
portaton and Qu-srtermaster Stores, consisting ia
part as follows, viz:
&c Army Wagons. " thout bodies,
IS " Wagon bodies.
% 2 Horse wagons.
p Wood wagons.
&c Lumber wagons.
60 Une-horss carts.
! Log wagon.
7 Qne-hOTse dTays.
- Hind gearing army wagon.
90 Front do do DO
8 Hind d. 2horse do
500 HIND wheels army wagon.
255 Front do do do
End gates, feed boxes, wagon saddles. single s-6
double-trees, spreaders, water buckets, head hal.
tiers, &C, &c, &C.
2iB s. bellows, II boxes Carpen.ers' tools. "a
boxes Is. 5. tools, IA boxes Saddlers' tools. s sets
sboeing tools, S 6nvils, 2 medicine chests. sboysls
Pcks' axes, grind stones, lanterns, etc, etc, etc.
Safes, S,o00lbs horse and mule shoes. $50 nan
Inns, zoo IDS old rope, 1926 lbs castings. 10 600 lbs
wrought iron scrap, 1900 feet lumber issso,ted),
! hay presses, 3 army scales, etc, etc etc,
Persons wishing to inspect the property. before
the day Of sale, can do so by calling at ne FrsnIlIin
Shops. Sales continue daily until an he properly
is disposed Of.
Terms-Cssh, Government Fuuds.
By order Of A. K Eddy. U. 9 A.
Chief @. NJ, D. Of T..
l.. B.. KIRK,
mIttl BTt- Nal and A. q. NJ.
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For Rent.

A SPLENDID HOUSE,. nearly opposite the Post
"a Office. Il vii % rented for 3 dwelling or bu-
. ness purposes. Apply az No. 9 south Cherry
Street. Emars-nI e.. 3, BUCHANAN.
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Notice.

DROPOSAlS for removing and fitting up the
i Government Buildisg on the Hu { e Schoo
Lot; and also the Building at the corner Of Cherry
and Hamilton streets, Ninth Ward, VIII be received
until the 10th Of March, 1865, at the Office Of the
Superintendent OF the Public Schools, No. l Ma
sonic Temple.
T. W. HALEY,
Al CREIGHTON,
JOHN LELLYETT,
mars OF COMMITTEE.
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~ 10 LINT CIHTILE.
II do 80 do
81 Machine Taps.
s Producing rs 4 to c mch. , in. %inch.
THIS Machinery is OF tue best patterns. and ali
IN good condition.
Persons wishing 70 examine It before the day Ct
sale can do 81 by calling nj tbs FranklIr shops-
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
By order Of Capt. A. X, Eddy, Chief q. M, Dspt.
OF Tennessee
+. B.. KIRK,
marf-td Bvf Mai ana A n 4.
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SATURDAY, APRIL Z, 1866,
that very valuable and desirable property on Sum-
mer street, Nashville.
The Late Residence of j. NJ. SWAMI,
One Of the most valuable and elegant residences in
the city.
T~ERMS-One third cash, and the balance on one
and two years. Notes with security Will be rsquir.
ed and q lien retained Possession given first of
September next, and the cash payment will not be
required to be made uatl the pui chaser gets pos
session.
Pa ties deslr.ng to purchase may make their Of
fsrs before the day Ct sale to eltheE Ct the under
signed, andif the amount offered Is deemed sufh-
Gent, We vail mike a deed 20 the property.
HORACE II. HARRISON, KRIS Of
x. ). MORRIS J. N. Swami.
msr8-td
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For Rent,
PanarS Lost

TWO ROOMS ed stor,) on North College street,
Il between the square and Louisville Depot.
Terms moderate. Apply at thus office.
mRrg-3t
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VA1RNIsHEs.

3 Bbls. Copal Varuisn, I Bill Jspan Vsr,.h
2 " Coach " FLOWING a.
one barrel Blacc Leather.
Fer sale low, 1Y EWN PFNpIFPoN
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LIQUORS,

LIQUORS.
bbls Alcohol, os per cent
Is per cent
9 " Proof Spirits,
$ " Pitts Whisky, pure. f0r Ned. purpossa
" Pure French Brandy,
" Holland Gin,
Pure Pou, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
Fof SAFE low by Twin a PENDLETOR.
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A GRAND MATINEE evev Saturday sf.u-
commencing At ~ O'Clock, fr Lsdss MI H.
dreni On which Oocasion there Will BE- Co .r
sold sbcut me premises, srd smoking no.
prohibited IEf4
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTER MASTER

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTER MASTER.
NAsHynLE, TlNE March 2, 1866.
WILL offer for sale at Public Auction, At tn
L Franklin shops, on the 9Th day OF April next
commencing at 10 O'Clock, am, the following ar
ucles Of Machinery
5 Couplings, for Lina SHAFT.
Steam Engne, lexis Cylinder Horse Power
do do 7Xl4 do
do do 91l6 do
20 Journal Boxes,
l Centre, 7 feet.
3 PostHinigers, Boxes and Bolts.
10 90 on line shaft.
Lathes, Engine. single head.
do double head.
do hand, small, with iron shears.
do do do do wooden sbssrs
I do Pattern Makers.
2 : inch Pu leys, bored and turnei.
- do DO do 90
IL do do do do
IA DO do do do
1 10 10 do do do
& IS do do do do
l 20 do do 90 do
G "a do do do 90
2 Sc DO 60 do do
IA Cone Puiisys-
1 16 feet lion Planer.
l "a inch do
l 81 feet do
90 do DO
goo do Line Skating.
II do ~ do
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Everything Moral, Chlsts snd Amusn,
SCALE OF PRICES

o9-DooFs open at 2 to q Performance C.
Ces tos. precisely.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP EVENING STAR
The steamship Evening Star, Capt, John j. Della.
ney, from New York 26th ult., with merchandise
and passengers, to J. NJ Courtenay, arrived at her
wharf yesterday at A O'Clock P. NJ. On her pass,
age out from New York, on the 3lst ut., at 8
O'Clock A, NJ, she struck off Peckel Reef, on the
coast of Florida, and came off on the Sd inst at C
o'clock A, NJ The ship was examined by subma.
rine divers after coming of the reef and found IL
have received no damage whatever before she
proceeded on her voyage to this port.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE MER-
CHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We refer
our readers generally to this document which is
published elsewhere in the CRESCENT this morning.
From this it appears that the company has had a
most successful year, earning $l,5lSO69 g. OF
which, after paying all losses and return premiums
$i3l ,506 55 remains net profit and the net as
sets of the company amount to 81, ,lOl ,562 81. We
hardly think that the public could desire a more
staunch institution and parties doing business with
it must be gratifed with its success.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

FINE WNEs.-Upon perusing the advertise
ment of Mr.. W. W. White, importer of brandies,
wines and liquors. No. % Natchez street, our read
ers will perceive that he is the sole agent of
several of the best and most popular brands of
champagne-the " Cart Dor" Lac Dor" and
"Sillery" champagnes, as well as having in store
a fine assortment Of good wines and liquors, min
eral waters, etc. AS Mr.. White is dealer of pro.
bty and high standing the articles he sells can be
relied upon as being pure, and as he is energetic
and enterprising, his customers can rest assured
that he will not let them suffer for supply of the
best which may be going in the market.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

In some portions of this country, says the
owensboro tKy) Shield, the snakes are so hume
rous that it is impossible for farmers to cultivate
their crops. On Panther creek, stream near
this city, as high five hundred snakes have been
discovered in one body; fishing has been almost
entirely abandoned in this creek on account of
snakes, and in some portions of the county stock
have left the woods terror-strieken on account Of
the numerous quantity of snakes. In the suburbs
of our city several large ones have recently beer
killed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

THE SALE OF BATTURE PRoPERTY.-Messrs
Won zinken Il sully will close the sale of the vau-
able batture property to-day, by selling squares
No. II A, and Is A, First District, and square No.
A, Second District, with the exception Of lot No.
6. The sale will begin at u NJ, instead of IL
o'clock, as heretofore. The properties to be sold
to-day are among the most valuable and eligible
for business purposes of any offered yet and capt
talists would do well to be on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

We are requested to call attention to an adver,
tsement, in this days paper, of the New York
Disinfecting Company, who have erected large
building in New York for the manufacture of dis
nfectants, As this is matter of public interest
we do so eheerfully, and beg our readers to pay
all the attention possible to cleanliness for cholera
or no cholera, cleanliness is goodly yirtue), and
spare no pains in assisting to ward off so fearful
visitation as this disease, for the free use of dis
infectants which are recommended by the New
York board of health. This is a substantial
company, we are told, and their article, coming
recommended as it is, will be of incalculable ben
eft to the public.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

The steamboat Hawkeye State, from St. Louis
to st. Paul, on the Mississippi river, brought large
number of passengers, portion of them Norwe
CLANS. The wife of one of the latter, when neal
Prairie du Chen, gave birth to twins-a handsome
pair of little emigrants. The officers of the boat
after some deliberation, concluded to pass The
young passengers, though there was some objec
ton to establishing such system of deadheading
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

SAILING OF THE PALMYRA.-The steamship Pal
myra, Capt Hugh, sailed from her wharf last
evening, for New York, with full freight and the
following passengers
Simon Deckhart W Clifford and wife, Livingston Randall
Mtsuer, Mccormack Mrs " West ! Mullen, D lyid,
Ritter, Bsiley, Miss Mattun, Capt Washbarn Mr. Col
Inns II Mark John Eeppensein Mr. Stevenson Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Loft King, Glesner Blanchard, o Payne, Mrs
Gercke L Ellington, E Smitb Brown Mrs Freeman
Mrs Wilson and boy Mrs NJ Bosworth and 30 in steerage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

SAILING OF THE RALGlGH.-Ihe steamship
Raleigh, Capt. Bailey, sails from her wharf this
morning at s o'clock, for New York, with a full
freight and the following passengers
Mr. Collins wife and son. Mrs E Parkstt Mrs Carpents
dau Inter fl Moore Dwger, Fhos Fnney, era, stoG
and wife ol Bnrnes Surgeon halder Mrs HshotWel and
! children, Mr Halsy and ~ gu deck,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

The steamship Evening Star, from New York
2Gth ult, arrived yesterday, with the suboned list
Of passengers:
Adams, DIR P A Kearnoy Col NJ A Reno, ] Dunn,
Lieut. Dillenback w Collins Il Naslte aud Wife NJ
Bastion, Jos Sea Mrs Foe aud child Mrs DuGey and
IA II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

LATEST EENIAN MOVEMENTS
FeniaR Officers Declare They win
Cross the River.
THEIR PLANS PERFEcrED.
AN ONWARD MOVEMENT HOURLY LOOKED FOR
Thirteen Hundred Fenians Left Buffalo
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN
ANSWER TO INQUIRY OF THE HOUSE.
Gen. SWeeny Arrived at St, Adams.
He Is REPORTED AS DEsP0NDING.
JEFF. DAyIs's TRIAL.
Judge URderWOOd's Charge to the
Grand Jury.
THE Jury APpLAUDED FOR lNDICTING mn. DAVIS
TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER
LATER FROM EUROPE
4 CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS
yApTrvE ppvpApA ATrn1rr co1rTrY11Trn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

The officers of the steamship Morgan have our
thanks for Galveston papers of the Sd.
We are indebted to the officers of the Southern
Express company for late Cincinnati papers.
We are indebted to Mr.. W. E. Finch, route agent
on the Opelousas railroad, for late copy of the
Planters Banner.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

EE Is REPORTED as DEsPONDING.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
TBLEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
LATEST FENIAN MOVEMENTS
FGnian Officers Declare They win
Cross the River.
THEIR PLANS PERFEcrED.
AN ONWARD MOVEMENT HOURLY LOOKED FOR
Thirteen Hundred Fenians Left Buffalo

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY IN
ANSWER TO INQUIRY OF THE HOUSE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

Gen. SWeeny Arrived at St. Adams.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

JEFF. DAyIs's TRIAL.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07
Judge URderWOOd's Charge to the
Grand Jury.
THE JURY APPLAUDED FOR INDIC TING Mr.. DAVIS
TRIAL POSTPONED UNTIL OCTOBER

LATER FROM EUROPE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

Prussian Troops Advancing to the Frontier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

A CoSFERENCE OF THE POWERS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-07

RECORDER YENNARD's CoURT.-Paul Croam, a
eolored individual, was arraigued on a charge OF
larceny, and was held to await examination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

LuJDl.AM. HALE 4 CO.
Room No. !. Juneau Block, p. 0. Dra,ser 40
anlWAUKEE.
TICKETS FOR SAl.H
At Plummnerss Book Store,
Duvenport.
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DISEASES or Tue LIVER.

H. Live = nuen more frequently me eeat a de
eDe ~ b geaes1lly supposed 1Ae fnnctin h isdc-
- % peroWn. ~ n ~ regular e1ecutioa u
1spsnas ~ esly ~ gcnefalh health 81 the body
hft ~ powers q u stpnich, bowc brain and tie
wUe nefvOas sym, shgWs IN WIT and vital impOss-
$50 y ao9an hd1lth. When tbs lver ls sertDssly
4 = 1T m ealy aesanges ne vital fancsOns
oSthe boay, but exestisss powerful innuence .over
~ Nis4 md ~ Cpse1lS0as. which ca.0t eaeily -
deeUtose. ~ % c10 aeu1seclhn viii oshcs ais-
e1tess ~ uan11ssts hsek b. - great . variety o
94penms q nost doubefhI character, that Il mis
- nnre yefsseia.s. S.ea e great essnsnee, than
~ U0les vftA1 deu9 1lD inklnaAe cmi,cctiuo ~
9eao bstwea - nvss ~ ~ hraia, md the great
4punoa whSeA lea pssSua1sd Il excfcieet over tlsc
peeN q nmkino, cDnvincs Ne Nat many unouetu-
~ - lAv0 ouolnitlA eets II dcep and crmisai
asDdN> = 1pcuDs W1nt eDols term Representatives,,
fu0 II simple fnet q Diseased state a the livss
lnve long been cc.yinced ~ nuse than ooc-haRs q
~ complaints WhecA occur = III csmsy, ne to BE-
cu1ssed - havine t1eif esas b dinaGDed stair d
ohe liver will cnu0csate sOme u them: IxnSGg-
1OM, DRnAN0gD STATE o. I'M DOwEA, iaaSfAnla AMn
vlapsc1vs SEulx0s AID rAessoss, from riGing md
Inadequate causes, Of Whlch Nc Afterwards ssel
ashamed: hst, though sOt least, more than TnREH
vOURTns Of the discaes snumerati under the head d
CUxsuMrnON. have their seat In q diseased liver This
h truly ffightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
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