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CARD.

Messrs. Jos. L. Hall & Co., manufacturers Of
Of Halls Burglar and FireprOof safes:
Dear Sir-Our large Halls FireproOf Safo was
taken nom the ruins OF Pixies Opera house this
afternoon, after being subjected 70 thu most in
tense heat FOR four days and four nights. or
about ninety hours, and our books and vaiua-
bic papers, and United States Bonds deposited
with as, were preserved in good condition. b
IRE was stil burning with such intensity that.
when taken out, it could not be opened tn
cooled by a strsam Of water. We think We can
say nothing more in favor OF yaur Invaluable
safe than 70 state the fact, that this test, surely
as severe an one as safes can be subjected to.
has resulted in such entire satisfaction both %
you and ourselves. Yours truly,
VIZ. SUMNER 4 Co,
or Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing machine CO.
~CIsorSEArI, Ma7oh 3, 1855.
A full sssortmsnt o. the above aafes on hand
and orders taken FOR Bankers. Jsaeierz aud
Merchants ssfss OF every description, - tasr
HcCOMBs & CO.,
tS2x and 81 Main street.
apt-ln Memphis, Tenn.
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A CARD
From The Adams Express Co.

C-IECIsNATI, March Is, 1885.
Editors Cincinnati Commercial:
GenGe1aen-We wish 70 make a public ae-
Acknowledgement TO Messrs. JOS. L. HALL SEQ,
ofthis city, manufacturer OF HALLss PATENT
CONCRETE FIREPROOF SAFES, for tho
splendid manner In which the safes Of their
make preserved their contents in he late Opera
house fire, which destroyed our ONCE. We had
seven Of their safes, two OF Of the largest
size, all Of which stood the most severe tests 10
which any hreproOl safes have ever been sub
iected. All Of these safes fell into the burning
mass Of ruins, and were then exposed 70 IN in
tense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, for from torty-siz to one hun,
dred and twenty hours; Jet all OF their con-
tents, when comprised an immense amount Of
money, bonds silverplste, and other valuables,
were restored 70 Us uniniursd. Wssrs, for this.
ofcourse, greatly pleased, and hin that AFTER
this experience we can them to
any one who may want a sure and certain ere
proof safe as being all that they recommend
thsm to be. L. C. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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Third Quarterly Report
o. THE
TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK
9E MEMPHIS,
On MONDAY, April ?. 1863.
EsoURcEs

I, VS.. Morgan. Cashier Of the Tennessee
National Bank Of Memphls, do soismnIy swear
that the above statement is true, 70 tho best Of
my knowledge and belief
WALTER 8. MORGAN.
OF TENNESSEE.
Shelby County.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this q
epS II q. j. WHEELER. Eo.sv Publfe
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ASTIQUARIAS Discoveries II NEW
YoRK.-The New York Board Of Health
have set on foot researches which bring
to light some very curious relics of the
past. The Commercial Advertiser says
Twenty-three festive Hiberniaus, in pur-
suit Of knowledge, have this day Piled
the hoe in Pine street An ancient pave
ment was discovered in the debris, above
which were fossil remains of the fruits
and small animals Of the period. The
deposits primary, eruptive and meta
phor1c have been carefully elaborated
into tumuli, which attract the attention
Of bewildered spectators, who suppose
that a new geological survey is IN pro-
Qress.
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SALE OF LOTS
Water Valley, Hiss.
On MONDAY. APRIL, %, 1865.

THE location n the shops.and odioes Of tho
Il Mississippi Central Railroad Company at
water Valley. has rendered 70 necessary 20
make provision for the nflux OF population
AtarEa body Of land mas been secured by o
Joint stock company. suitable in all respects for
the purnusa OF building up q town which has
besnlaid on into streets andlOts and the COM
pany have determined = offer them FOR sale at
suction, at Water Valley, on Monday the sd
day OF April next, TO the highest bidder.
Terms Of Sale-Oae-third each, one-third In
six and remainder in twelve months nom date
Of sale.
SlSslpp1 Central Railroad, being equi-dlstant
from canton. Miss, AMI Jackson, Tenn: is a
healthy location and supplied with water from
springs breaking out in every direction, Of the
purest and best quality. II has long had one Of
the best schools in the state and several
churches IN all respects IL Is a desirable loca-
ton ana the many buildings now in process OF
erection indicate that 10 viii soon become a
town o. Importance. marS0-Zw
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A CONGRESSIONAL TRICK.-A gentle
man of Washington has brought an ac-
ton for $40, 900 damages against General
Terry, commanding at Richmond, for in
juries committed against him and his
family while temporarily sojourning in
Virginia last summer, three months after
the war was over. Even Secretary Stan
ton Gisapproved the officers act; but we
learn from the H~tehigeHceT that the
counsel of the General has adopted the
extraordinary ~expedient of procuring
from Congress a new statute, framed by
himself, to fit the case, ez post facto, and
thus stop the suit!
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Increase Of Capital Stock.

The Books Tor the further Increase 81 the cap
ttsl stock ofthe Tsnuesles National Bank 70
Sje8.o00 are reOpenec- por-il1 1frhiG AMOUNT
having already been sulEC bel F-EEoGs de-
string % make investments 70 bank STOCK Wiz
please be governed aocondin-v 81 calling 50
bank, at an early day.
wALTEk S MORGAN, Czsaisr
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RESOURCES.

I. Y. 2. Morgan. Cashier Of the rsnuessz
National Bank Of Memphis. DO s0iemniy swear
that the aonvs statemsutLs true, % me best Of
ny knowledge and belief
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IABILITIES

LC NO6AV. Cashier First National Bank
- Memphis 40 solemniy swear thar ne abo-s
Htatenenl - Vue, 70 the best Of my knouledrs
ana oshe- &R NORRIS, Cashier.
STArAo IENN1ssEE. SHELBY Co..
sNorn % and subscribed before me. bls "a
- FRANK P. D0CGHERTE,
Notary Puhlf1.
ara
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REWARDS.
500 REwARD D

500 REwAR D.
stolen nom the residence Oft R. Harry, nine
miles east OF Memphis on the Pigeon RoOst
road, on the night Of the 2sth Of March, two2
sorreI mules, one a horse mule. the other a
mare mule. Both are branded 81" on the
shoulder and hip. The brands are fresh. Re
ward ftydollars for mules and df.y dollarsfor
thief Apply to Robert McGregor q Co, ~
Front street. MP stsirs. ap6.lw
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B0liUar PFoaos.

WE are making the castings for ia, or,
w FloW. Also the celebrated Alien AZ
league DaI, l0s Ssrapers aud farming PIouz
WI. A. ROBINSON &CO-
eelelR t0lndry and Machine shop.
AafSr4md2Wl Opposite saTOss Hsass.
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4 NetO Candidate
81 Madison Street,

wiAhes to inform the citizens Of Memphis
that hs has Just opened a splendid stock Of
CLOCKS, which he viii sell at prices ranging
from g 50 to $40, thus defying competition.
Also a bne assortment OF Jeweiry and silver
platad Ware. at
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Burnett, Hendrir Dc RaJker.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
% r SALE.
ANo. l Furnished Roo--an se bopqbf A.
abargain, Y eary application Is made al this
once. apt
TO r SALE
One tvo-stOry frame house. On Foplsr street
No. Es or 28. Apply for same az the ofios Of
n. WOLF & CO.,
apps I'm 20 Main street.
z o r All E.
Three ane business lots on Beals street near
DesotO, each fronting t-Fenty-one feet on BeaIe
street and running back senty-nvs feet to a
ten-fsot alley.
One nnelot on Desoto street near 3eale. 40 BY
iOs feet With an alley on one side running tho
whole length ofthe lot
Terms, One-half cash. balance on short time
H. G. DENT q Co,
Real Estate Agents,
mariS-lm Cor. Beale and fernando SITS.
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Th0anpson e Froeer.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. northwest corner
~ Second and Aonr0e. Memphis, Tenn. Wll
also attend to siaima in North hissisaippl
Rgps In
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Desirable Cotton Farm
FOR SALEg

7 OFFER Tor sale NY ent-e plantation. sttu-
/ atsd IN the southwest corner 81 L8'vuets
county. Miss, two miles west Of Crawford -tt.
ton, Mobile 8 Ohio railroad nays 54eyau
hundred aeres good prairie land, with SIX hun
dred acres in cultivation and under goou fence.
The timber on the place is abundaut and excel
lent Water plenty IN ct-teTns ard pools. The
dwelling huu-e is a substantial two story frame
with xix large rooms. Besides cabins aaa out
houses there is a good gin house and press. I
viii sell my stock and provisions VITA the
place n desired. To any one Wishing % embark
In the raising Of Cotton, II offer superior Induce
ments. For further Information apply to me
on the premises, or by letter at Crawford sta
ton. Miss. TEREIL BROOKS.
March 3. 1853. RpB-1m
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Oh TEEEEazEE
COrETT OF 5uEL8T.
sworn %, aud ubEcrbad before me tbs "a
day 0 Apnl.I d
Al THEELER. Notary Publie-
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Gotten Shiumants n EurODp
FOR SALE \ EASE.

Ioher several desirable lots from twenty-five
70 sixty feet mont. on the above terms. Also,
several for leasefor eight years. Parties wish
ing 70 improve, the rents will pay for the prop
erty. JNo. D. ARMOUR,
ap5 lWn Sc Madison street.
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A Ii persons Indebted TO the firm Of Jackson
"a q Greenlaw are notified thar z alone am
authorized 70 settle up the old business No re-
ceipt Will be valid unless signed BY the under
sig0ed. Appl ~ front street. Memphis.
". =. GRhEELAW. JR
April S, 1866 ap6-lm
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To Contractors.

PROPOSALS 10 grade the church lot on
u second street, near Bcaie, and make the
brick Tor the house, and lar them in the walls,
viii DO received by the undersigned Tor dlteen
DAYS PROPOSALS To gfade must De witr The
furnishing Oft brick. and may be added to
the laying Of the brick, orIu two separate pro-
petitions 1he committee are not bound 20 the
lowest, nor any DID, ualo5s they arc united
a. T. LACEY.
II. ~. DENT,
ELN. M.Ay,
COMMITTEES Central Baptist Church.
April 8. 1851 aHS-t5.
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Dividend Notice.
At a meeting of ths Board o. Directors Of che
Iennases National BANG. held April 81 LIL "a
semi-An1uaI Dividend Or d per cent on Ihs
capital stock Was deoiared payaais on aeluaua-
WALTER 8 IORGAE, Czslia1.
Memphis Tenn, April 9Th, H1.
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SLATE AND TILE.

DkOPOSALS for the purchase Of the slateand
u tile upon the roof OF the Odd Fellows sal
Building VIII be received until Tuesday The 9th
III purchaser to lake them down Al his
own expense az such timeand In such quant-
ties as NAY be directed.
By order OF the board.
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$50 Department.

P. especial attention given 70 cuisines wfflr
he Treasury and other Government Uauarr-
meuts IN Warrington city by oar Vice Pr-Ei-
dent J. B. Hutchinson. Cashier OF the Ma
Gonal Bank OF the Metropolis ap4
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Having engaged the services Of a hrst-clGss
MATCHMAKER, hewiu take the most cumplica-
ted styles OF watches and clocks, carefully
clean. repair, accurately adjust and warrant
them. All styles Of jeweiry carefully and neat
ly repaired, at tbs lowest possible rates
ES-Cal and SEE, thereby saving 30 per cent.
a1T.f
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CIRCULAR.
TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK.
Designated Depository and Finan-
eial Agent OF the United States,
Corner ofJeFerson and Main Streets.


MEMPHIS april 81, $50
DsdF Slrs In presenting our Tulrd Quartsrl~
Report, we desire 70 reaew orr thanks lur tie
liberal patronage heretofore extended % us,
aud solicit the c-onttnuanc8 Of the same. hoping
that II VIII Do IS mutually beneficial Ia rLB
future as 10 has been in the past.
We would also respectfully solicit ueT ac-
.counts,h hoping by carsul mauagemenLprompt-
ing. TO merit your confidence.
The Policy of this Bank
VIII be % Distribute its loans. rather Ran en-
70 al classes more equal busines flcilfrieL Gu
object viii be 10 treat 0ur customer loHEEliv.
% bearing IN mind the fact, that a bank DroaDarH
a. It's customers prosper.
In addition 20 our regular Banking BuEfneg,
We have established a
Savings Department
VIII a view to the announcement Of eequo-
M and savings by the industrial classaA We
viii allow interest on al deposits or one 1olar
or more. provided the same remains three
months or longer
Persons who have small Gmounts 60 deposit,
subject TO check or otherT1= need not hesitate,
As all such accounts willie received
Offering, in addition % what has been said,
the usual facilities OF Banking institution w8
respectfully solicit the accounts OF bushes
nrns and individuals.
am very respectfully. Your obed 5entservant.
GEO p hUTTEK, President.
WALTER 2. MORGAN, Cashier.
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LOOK OUT F0R NcGIMPsEY'S
M . a

Which needs but a trial TO prove It's real ex-
~oelience. VIII be in the market by the 18th.
LIST. This preparation itself Ia
every family from its many vaiuHble proper
ties. It is free from all delgterious qualities,
and may he used without injury 20 the skin, or
most delicate fabrics
Cd. II saves labOr-almost Euperceding the
necessity Of rubbing; washing can be done IN
half the time.
Sd. Flannels and coi0red stuns can be washed
with the ease of cotton or linen, without full-
ing or shrinking, and the cOior restored TO It's
original ~brilliancy. Manufactured by
MCGIMPSEY & CO.,
AM On M4muhfE Tam
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JOIN JOHNSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
ap8-3t Once, Sa Nam street.
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And all goods 70 make up y well assorted stock.
All Of which viii be sold Al the LOWEST
PRICES pOsstbls-ss low as they can be sold in
any house in the city.
A. sEEsSEL,
ozr sE.gr ..-,.4
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT

EOR RENT
To two gentleman, a neatly furnished front
room, pleasantly situated. For particulars in
quirs At 3I second street ans 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
I'D VEIN PERU COAL,
The Peru Coal Company

HAvlN0 OPENED YARD FOR THl
AxSale Of their Ceal. offer il 70 the citizens b
Davenport and vicinity . . superior quality 81
absolutely free from Dirt, Slate and iron
burning With clear, intense heat, without
Cinder or Clinker.
For Domestic use. it, freedom from Sulphur
sed othsr impurities tender Il desirable not
only o secoust Of CLsAxllxsss, but also in %.
wing the great amount Of labor in keeping Gres
and carrying out aahes and cfinkers.
Fer producing steam, no coal mined in the
West can compete with the I'd Vein Peru Coal.
The most careful end rigid comparative test
~ two Of the prominent Railroads Of lllinois,
have fully decided that the sse Of Peru CoeI
will ave ever sixty per cent. over any other 81
tuminousCoa
A constant supply BY the css load or retail
will = ~ tinee = 1oaad = the yad, eerner q
Aarfisoa end NftA streets, Davespeft, Iowaa
nov: 90-dem.
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NEW STYLE or PICTURE |

nN BRADY BETWEEN 30 IN STREE ~
~ has purchased of >. Wing OF Boston. one 81
his mammoth multiplying 6amerae. vith IN.
sole right Of use in Scott County. FOR makins
those beautiful life like Fcrrotypes. Oems. ~
after his patent. lie makes 80
One hundred smell Gems for =, N
Fifty larger :. ~
Three doz. still Target" %. mo
ne aiao makes those beautiful Ferrotype la,su
Sl0o TO el50per doz.. card sire for q. IS per n.
They have very fine finish and iuvsrieblv
please' you wish 70 look young asd prssty.
tu:es tasss Just = well il cloudy wcssksr.
dece'dlwAwlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

.. Z. Hall, writes to the Farmers Club:
VI have kept an account Of everything per>
tanning to my daily occupation since the
year lsi7. including daily memorandum
OF the weather. &c. Every item. even to 4
cent has found . record on paper, where il
comes from, and where it goes 10. This I
nave done for ny own information and use.
! presume many Others have done the same
Wy such an account fasmer can see ,h., !,
won't do. - to profit, to turn corn into ncr,
mi New England village because shes a.
40 IN Winconsin-that il don't nav 10 49,
poor, h.lf-fcd stock-the rich can do !, IT,,
the poor, hard>working farmer can't AFFORD
It Keeping accounts costs much less tims
and money than smoking. They teach US
what 10 really cheap and valuable. or he 70.
verso. Ny family consists Of ninc-sev.r
children under IA. It cost for food for The
year 1864, &l1l 80; in 1855, $i07 ~. To
this should be added the use Of = co.,
which should b about ESQ. Much Of iii.
saving is attributable to facts CLEANED from
posted records.
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FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
B N StcMx'snSx, st

THE EMBODIMENT Or
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
ENTREME SIMPLICITY
C.: ySnail. passafsd Nay ~. 1869. nsp,osevssml
pessaf~d .fshs 9th, 1889. Thr celebraicdTAMIl.N
0EU SEWING MACHINE, with patent cmurms
eAtae hment. amoss wonderful and Gle gently con
SIRE ctsd Novelty 10 SoissLsssin opersticn. uac(
the ssaASoHs Snspts, scws with D0cbla Cd
SMoLu TuaBAp OF all kinds. Makcsth Running
Stitch more perfect and rsyvldr than by hand
and With extraordinary rapid,ty. mailing II
stitches TO each asvvtUrssG 81 NE WsssL. VIII
sather. Ass, r.rt, sAisv, sscl. rs~ ~r BrssdfA
LlAsLs 70 ssv our o. onpuA, end 6fll Last = LiSs
smn, being he ssncaooes nAGun1p made. II be-
taken the pasulun q HsAsD Fame, ana receive x
she approval Of al the principal jouSnals and .
tAOes who have raor them.
For the Drsssaahsr IL 10 invaluable; fsv %,
low ass:. n:1a. = :sRp'''' vacant pls's"-e'
'srhis inschire suspsssss oil others ~ AavO
seen. and q wOhld require cO.uMa 70 suumeseA
~ numerous virtues. - DsuscsrsS Dassnpsge
with sinEle or double thread, Il silssal
ystvery rapidly. with common needle, make
the running stitch exactly like The hasd sswinl
All psr1( Who buy Or onss for alsimisssssa
ofthn genuine Aeehine. will b. psosssstsA T.
inffingements on the patents. This 10 the cnl
iow priced Machine secured ~ Ps,ent.
Single Machines sent 70 any part Of the ccua
Try per Express. packed in boz with rrinte
distractions On receipt ofpricc. Is. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal IL
tuceucnts sent free.
/ Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEW iNl1 N ACNlNECO.
awl5-dwlyl Office. leg Nassau Street, n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

The San Jose (Cal.) Mercury relates the
following incideos in connection with the
history Of one Of its Judicial srnsnents
s'Ia the early history Of Santa Glare cosA-
ty-say a. far back ~ the year 1850, or
thereabou,s-wc bad Q county judge, who
was given to excessive potauons. He was
old and lame, and aside from his intemper.
ate habits, was generally regarded as wholly
incompetent for the position. Il is related
tina, the bar became 90 thoroughly dissatis.
6sd with this dispcnser Of justice, that on .
certain occasion they sent hin request to
resign, signed BY every member q tho bar
in the county. A. the court WAS then in
session, on the morning following The pre-
sentation Of his request every lswysr was
present ct the opening Of ths couse, GAxieas
upon the judge. Az the time arrived, the
judge entered the eo0rt eDun, and for once
perfectly sober. His countenance wore Q
cad and centric expression. Al he walked,
with halting steps, down the aisle, b AJAX.
ensd . feeling Of pity 10 The breasts Of sew.
eral Who he'd signed the petition, and they
sincerely regretted the step they had AIKEN.
The court opened with hear ye,' etc., and
the venerable form Il the judge ress from
the bsnch. After hooking ti,nidly around,
he commenced, in faltering voice, to Cd.
lsess the bar Gentlemen Of the bar said
be. last night received . petition from
you. couched in sespecaful language, setting
forth certain reasons why should tendel
my resignation - Judge Of this court. Con
scious Of my many iniirmities, and realizing
the necessity Of . pure judiciary, throughs
out the silent hours Of the past right hav,
had your petition under painful, and, may
add, prayerful consideration" Here the
eyes Of some Of tho most sympathetic Of hii
listeners we're moistened with tears. Th.
judge proceeded: 4 feel, gentlemen, that
you have acted from high ssnss Of duty
in this matter, and, in responding to youl
petition, requesting nv resignation. l vii
simply state that'-straightcning himself "
and changing entirely his manner and toni
Of VOICE. will see you all in HI first, ant
then wouldn't. Mr.. Clerk, call the mex
case The effect WAS somewhat startling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

IT is understood that Hon. George II.
Pendlcscn. of Ohio, has declared In fav ,r o.
impartial suffrage. and will shortly write a
letter advocating the restoration Of that car.
dinal Democratic doctrine to the creed Of
the party with which he has always acted.
While men like Pendleton, Reagan and
others, whose influence with the Southern
people is greater than that of the whole rad.
zeal Congress together, are forming into line
IN favor OF impartial suffrage, the radical to-
r'es are takin, alarm and arraying them.
selves against it, both BY votes In Congress
and by the course OF their Newspaper or.
gans. Impartial suffrage 10 truly grow.
ing question" Men must and will take
sides for or against it. 1t cannot any longs
CT be lodged.
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So MAGIC
TIM Elk EEPER.

4 Gess.ns EnStsA Solip snvsa Compost
Time keeper. with an accurate miniature Cos
PAS in the Dial, in 0old or Silver Gases. B,au
tnul and Elaborate In Design, Of EXquisis
workmanship aud Remarkable Tor ia correct
ness and shsoluts certainty a. . RsGulAsoa
fully warranted for two years. Will not get o.
OF order, and will last = Liys RVS. aud il a MOI
elegantly and perfectly rclisbic Pocket Cosnpas
ION. and nAoxiSictNr PRESENT for Ladies' or Ger
tlcmens use. Price for q single one. Sma
Size. with Rich Gold Plated Gents vxsr caA,,
only ~ Agents wanted cvery~hsre. Prize
Lists sent free Address. N. A. MILE co
| Established Importers Of Watches Chains, 40
lSi. :. l.. Cor. of broadway 4 Fuitc
| Street, N. Y. uovl5.dAwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17

Itappsars from letter in Q Sc. Peters.
burg paper. tho writer of which signs bio
name in full, that two children have been
fined in town in Lithuania for speaking
Polish. Tho father Of The two child,en
who was mulcted in the sum of 100 ruples
had recently arrived with them from War
saw, the inhabitants Of which still enjoy
the right 10 talk TO one another in their no,
tive tongue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-17
BACHELORS HAIR Duc.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
TIE only rRus and PsxrKcr Dyx Harmless. Rclia
Die. instantaneous. No disappointment. No ride
aous tints. Natural Hack or brown. Remedies the
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