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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

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the eNeAT EncD Ism 0enfnI.
Sir JAMES CLARKg65 Is71i
Celoheata0 sEeaooDo PIN.
'sp''ifS "a PEssm'sGs & g. 4: S S
This invaluable medicine b anaaiiing h Is eurs u
g aloe s:ns ad Il e :.
snd removes al obstrucsions and speedy cure ~
,.ss 7 e.! 4 sE n; II 81 sc - -,
onft the monthly period with regularity = =
Each bottle. pice One Dollar, beas. tho 0evsrssaA
stamp Of Great B. naS g RrsssD; sOunsssas
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The FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prcgnsncy. a fhcS
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but Al any oAs 81
Ii all cases OF Nervous or Spinal Affections. Ps,s 4.
s1s cf n, and t%s' r.sgSs o.:ige; sssr';cs %
shhcugh Wwrffnl remedy, do not contain irOu. CnL
oanai. 9hcsy, arsnytAkag hnrthil to The csssiilu.
ton Fun direction. In the pamphlet arcand .afh
SOLD by ALI DRUGGISTS
Sole Agent for the United States and Canadas.
JOB MOSES. ~ CORTLAND Street, Few York
.hssi.sd sn.srs Scs,Ie containing Il ~ f,I
Pills. by return mail. nov4-dNw1y g~ff
DBs. MARSMALI.'e
q A II A X X HI s ~ UEF.
This Saul proved sclfo b. the best article Known
Tor curing the Caarrh Cold 10 the Head end Headache
II has been foand excellent remedy In many cAses 81
Sore Eyes Deafness has been removed by H. and ueay.
ing has ofte@ been rrea ~ i'm. 'roved byiis uss.
II Is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives 11saIn ed late Relief
to the dull heavy pains caused by sxes Of the head
M ~ alldns A6ef mtng nnre denehAAa and lnvxor.
asing. II opens and purges out all obssrs ctious,
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy aeaioA -
the parts affected.
More than Tmirly Years
OF sale and Of Dr. Marshais Caiarth and
0nn6 has proved s value for all the common dis
eases u head end 1t this moment stands higher has
ever before.
Its recommended by many Of the lest hysicians and
e used with great and satisfaction everywhere
Read the certificates u whole.
sale 1DrugglAls In 1sSA.
The undersigned. having for many years been 10.
qusinted with DR. Mnrshall's Catarrh and Hesdachs
enun and sold In Wholesale trade cheerfug oo1s
that We believe to he equal In every respect tie -
concentrations given Of Il for the of Catarrh Aec.
that 10 decidedly the best article have ever
known Tor all common diseases Of the Head.
Burr Perry, Boston Barnes I Park, New YoEk
Reed, Austen Co. do Aha Sands. -
Bsovn. Lamson 4 Go do Stephen Paul 4 Co %
Reed Cutler Co do Israel Minor % q
Seth W fowle 90 Mckesson Robbins do
Wilson fairhank / Co do Al HcovllA Co 10
Henshaw, Edmsnd ! Co y Ward. Ulcse = Co do
u II Hay, Portland, Me, Bush Gals, DO
For sale BY all Druggists TRY IT. nvl-1w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
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oe01 BA1o0e A0oO81on. - - \
M 1nOoB0beO Ao0w s0GGe0oo
49, Hi nonR sas assuls
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
AAvne Sanncr mvluEscs 70 rns rAivss. ervs
sa n1nsssAss nsasup.
Fer 0ro0Chloto. Asehunn. G,anaseA
ConS001e1vo And Threat
tacoma Ass U1se WIN AWAIT es0o sucpsss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPRAKERS
VIII 6sd zreeke useful il clearing the vo,ce
whsa taken before singing or speaking. ssd r.
lssviAg the throso aiser "a unusual e1srtion q
- vossl organs. Ths zIocass are recommended
asd Prsacrbsd By Physicians, sad have had tes.
emsnials from eminent men throughout the
country. Being N article Of true merit. any hay.
ingProved their eficacy BY atest of many years.
each year finds them in new iocalite e. in various
parts Of the world, and the 7yocAes are uuivers-
ally pronounced better than other articles.
OsrAfN only "Beowx's BRoxcnIAI TRocurs.'
and do'not take any OF the WortA!sss kuiteeioas
that may be offered
:. Sold everywhere in the United States. and IN
Eoreagn Countries. st S6c pr boz. oct25d& wem
!, The Bridal &,hanber. AZ Esssv q
warning and instsssction for Young Men. Also.
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary and Sexual Systems-Sent free, in seal
"a ,snn,v,ssi"pes Address DR.. J. SKILLlN
nOUOHTON, howard Association PHILADELPHIA
-. apr3dAwly
q -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
DIR. j. YOUMANS.

PHYS1CaAV AND SUR6EOve
HAvING BEEN ENGAGED IN THE
IL practice ,f Medicine in this city for sever
al years past, and seeing the great Inconvenience
then writing prescription which must be taken
70 some Druggist to be filed, which causes I'M
necessary delay in relieving suffering patient
He eater the Doctor will furnish medicine 70
his patients Of the charge Of One Dollar for visit
and medicine any place within the city limits.
and Fifty cents for each additional mile Office
cor. 4th and Brady SITS Residence on 18th, be-
tween Main and Brady.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

The success OF the lilPoPHOSPIlTrES during the
past ten years in the 81 RE OF that greatest scourge
or the race, CONSUMPTION. is unparalleled In the
annals OF medicine" Til new and thoroughly Scien-
ttc Remedy acts with iNNARiABTE EFFICACY In
all STAGES of nrbercular diseases. II relieves the
cough. che r. the pcrsphstions subducs the chills
and fever. dmnishes Misrepresentation, aud promotes
refreshing sleep. "ArI. 7IE GFNFRAi SYMPTOMS his
AppEAg III AnArlnilf when ALLY NAsyEi OTIS, =
Cure il the Erl. Death the exception.
Their beneficial eiicc's equally InoMIf and on.
T.iN in All lrratgt mt nfs Of The Nervous and BLOOD
systems being un urpasscd ~ n Nervous Tonic and
generator Of new and healthy blood while for &c
Geu raj Debility Loss OF STRENGTH Flesh ,aid Ape.
tite, by spepsa Neuralgia. Paralysis. Chrtsiic Bron-
chitis. Asthma. Soroua. Chronic Darrhoa II Is the
most eflicacous 'rcAlnl, nj known. A FAIR TRIAL
Is a CERTAIN lf RE. Circulars frec)
Pnicfs. In 7.oz aud lGsg bottles 81 and AZ each.
small or large bottles for - hycxprcss Sold by all
respectable druggists nnd ~ the sole general dcput,
whole sale aud retail by
J. WINCHESTER eco.
iuly2O d&w 30 John street n y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE AGENCY.
A GENCY OF THE NATIONAL BANKING
IA 4 INSURANCE CO.. of ST. Louis, No..
and NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT INSUR-
ANCE CO., Of Philadelphia. on Main Street, be-
tween I'd and Sd, lin the office Of l.. A. Macklst,
Esq., Davenport. Iowa.
Applications for Building, Cargo or Accidental
Insurance, promptly attended tc.
sp91-dtf JOHN D. EVANS, Agent
Travelers' Insurance Tickets for 00Ie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
LIFE sYR UP!
-nE@4T #48#.sS 9HM 49, ss

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MOOD. a. ~ - iAesvdlt@1l DIGkASES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

"OMEOPATIIlST Orrrcx Brady 81.
III over WARMERS Shoe stcre-cntranc
near Post Office Residence N. W. corner 9Th
and Perry SIS. lan23-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
Contribution
ME4


Contribution w
M ~ $50
LIFE SYRUP
v @sE gsWtN III sfHp 9 ssa 81
HaaAs sAs fa asle va -an1a
pssisivs - spsesae rsnsay ~ lan diseases
@feinGeioe ffon . IMPUnU STATE or THE
MOOD. o. hf ~ {Aeevdlt@D Dl0xASES
'F'''A''s 1'a rAAs'' 1Oc.'I 4 =
~
4.s
,5yllI
sCROFULA,
Otfuma 0landular Swellinss. Ulceration
King's Evil Erysipeiss 'Sah Aheum.
This teiut {HEREDrTARY and Ac0DlnaN) n
hlling life with untold misery, il BY al usual
medical remedies incurable.
RHEUMATISM,
II here 10 any disease In which the Constitu- |
ton Lfe syrup IA sovereign, II h In kheuma
tism and its Kindred affections. The most in
tense pains are almost instantly aleviated-enor-
m Gus dwellings are reduced. Cases, chronic or
vicarious. Of 20 or 80 years standing, nave been
cured. ~tMSsaj
NERVOUSNESS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A =. l.. corner Of Second and Brady streets,
Davenport, Iowa novi-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

DAYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
1 basement Of State Bank Building. Residence
9Th ST.. bet Bardy and Perry streets. nolsdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. Rt. vi
tus' Dance. Loss Of Power. Confusion Of
fht lights. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for years will
bless the day on which they read these lines. =
Particularly to weak, suffering woman will This
medicine prove an inestimable blcssing-diPect-
ing their footsteps to Hspc which fuIfills more
than ii promises.
MERCURlAL DISEASES.
Saliv alton. Rotting Of Zones. bad Oomplex-
ion. Aches in Bones. Feeling OF WEAKNESS.
Depression Of Spirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

Keeps constantly on hand large stock and
assortment OF the above goods, to which he
would Invite the attention OF the trade. Orders
promptly attended to aud at loves, rates. oc2S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

Is Coed building lots il the sity Of Book
IslanA, within Ave minutes walk Of The D. 8.
Arsenal Price from $500 TO oaGo,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
PUTNAM n ROGERS,

LANE 4 DAY.
A TTORNEY.S AT LAW OFFICE in SAM.
IA Perry's new block opp Post Office Janl
y. a. REID NJ. uD.s
DHYSICiAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
residence No. 49, corner Main and Third
trssts. Davenport. Iowa. yl-e2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

A TToRNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
N and War Claim Agent. Office on
Brady street, in Franklin Block. two doors north
Of Post Office. myl3-u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
An Examination.

II is known in this community that
there are two Editors conducting this
paper. The Editor-in.chief, II. a.
GAILLAnD, Esq, is also Commissionc,
in Equity. Owing to pressing official
business for some timo before the con.
venins of the Court of Equity, now in
session, he has not used pen or scissors
on the News. During that time the
call for a National Union Convention
vas issued. [ at once opposed the
proposition that We Of the South should
heed that call. i.r. GALLARD and
myself differ upon the subject, but in
tho most pleasant manner, and this
explanation ] am convinced, under
the circumstances, is due to the public.
Hereafter all editorials, at least those
touching important points upon which
we differ, will appear above our res
pcctivc signatures initially.
D.B. M'CnEIGnT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
AM EYentfnl Year.

1850 Will stand upon the record IS
one OF the moss cventful years. Tire
mad passions o. men Cor nearly >iA
years swcp' like hcsom Of dcStruc-
ton over this once free and happy
land. This year ;lc elcMcntS us ii
furious with wrath chat runy man
should attempt to rival them in pow
or, have burst upon th1 land in fright.
lui rage. Hail storms and huryiuancs,
floods and fires, have ragged, roarcl,
dashed and howlel in wild rcyo'ry
throughout the land. But there i,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
PUBLIC MEETING,

Public Meeting Of the citizens Of Ea;r-
Fed will hc held ~ the Cour, Housl in
"innsboro, nn " nday next, at y o'clot k
W., for the purpose Of SOLICITING Delegates
TO Convention to be hcll in Col,nnbia on
the ist day "f August next, responsive TO u
call of distinguished mncrnis in Congress,
for Convention to NEE, in Philadclphin on
the l1'h day of august next, Tho purpose o
which is 10 maintain ami carry out the ro.
consrocIo' policy of President Johnson
July I7-3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
Whit Of the Test 0Nth :

Every man North as we'll as South
knows that the Only reason that VIC
havonot been able to secure rcprcscn-
tation in Congress is on ACCIDENT of the
Test Oath. If this great obstacle,
universally granted to be the only one
thrown in our way, has elected no cx-
preston Of opinion from eithor the on
dorscs of the Official Call for Ma
tional Convention, nor has been touch
cd upon in tho Platform of tho Nation.
al Union Club, we ask in all good
conscience, what are we to infer
Evidently that that Convention will
not be expected to make any changes
III the existing condition precedent to
our admittancc to Congress. But says
one, why do they insist then so much
upon the representation Of the South2 :
We answer, because they really
want the South there. But what is the
nature of their demand : Why, that
the South must have representation,
but her representatives must be loyal,
and their LOYALTY must be of such
character that it "canaot be questioned
"u"3er uny ecisting Constitutional or le.
'gal test" These italicisod words are
tho language Of President JOHNSON
adopted BY and incorporated in tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18

be and remain one and indiyi$iblc
forever" that the war for its prcscr-
vation having been brought to tri-
nmphant close, and the supremacy of
the Constitution vindicatcd, the rights
OF the States under the Constitution
arc to be maintained inviolato, and
that loyal citizens within tho States
and districts lately overrun by rebel
lion are entitled to all the rights
guaranteed to them by the Constitu-
ton.
Z Resolved, That all the States Of
the Union arc entitled by the Consti-
tuition of the United States to repre-
sentation i'll the councils Of the nation,
and that all loyal members duly elect
cd and returned, having the requisite
qualifications as prescribed hy law,
should be admitted to their seats IN
Congress without unnecessary delay
by thcir respective Houses, each
House being the judge Of the election,
returns and qualifications of its own
members.
s. Resolved, That treason is crime
that should be punished, and that we
are "pposoo to compromising with
traitors By bartcring "univcrsal am
nesty" for universal suffrage"
9. Resolved, That the paymon OF
tho national debt is Il sacred oblics.
( ton, never to be rcpudiatch :and tia,
no debt or obligation incurred in an,
manner whatever IN aid Of treason ol
rebellion should ever be assumed O,
paid.
lc. Resolved, That VIC cordial,
! endorse the restoration policy o
President Johnson's as wise, patriotic
constitutional and in harmony will
tho loyal sentiments and purposes q
the people i'll suppression of the rebel!
lion with the platform upon which he
was elected with the declared policy
Of the late President Lincoln, the ac
ton of Congress, and the pledges givcr
during the war.
~. Resolved, That The natlo,
owes Il lasting debt Of gratitude to IL,
soldiers and sailors cf lie late war fnr
thH suppression Of the rel cllion, AZ,
that the families Of the iallcn h"roc
who died that the co,n'ry might livn
Hrc the wards Of the rnrr'e, al,
should be cared for ~ thr Govern
ment.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
Public Meeting,

While no call for public mooting
is hereby issued, yotit is duo tc those
who believe the oSpcdicncy of such a
call, to announce that Gov. Orr, re-
commends that each District hold a
public meeting to choose delegates to
meet in State Convention, on the
2ad of July, 4th Monday in this
month. MpC
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
The Press and The Convention.

The call for National Union Con-
vention is creating quite stir among
tho members of the Press, somo for
and some against il. We believe for
ourselves that Southern delegates to
that Convention will be "snubbcd,n
that is, all who truly represent the
South. 1t is better for us to stay ont
Of that Convention.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18

act Justice to every citizen and in
practice they arc grounded upon the
essential proposition--1mii aitcrun,
Pmtsm, ---s''Lct each part be heard"
Cap,ious sclishncss which has expo
rienccd defeat in either law or Equity,
may whimper at their authority /;
but any discriminating mind can com
prchcnd not only the expcdiency and
the necessity OF their existence, but
will also discover beauties in adapta-
ton and III the application that make
even a subject SO dry, one well worthy
Of thought.
1t lsnot necessary to wade through
volumes of books on law to oppre.
hend its two grand principles, any
moro than it is, in order to appreciate
the beauties of the fine arts, to pore
over the principles in all their elubo-
ratcneSs which was requisite to const
tutc Il RUBENs or an ANGELO. In
deed law and equity are the offspring
Of an innate sense Of justice. 1t is tho
con joint exercise Of both the moral and
intellectual faculties that develop
them ;thc one gives the notion or tho
ilca ofjusticc, while the other moulds
that idea and gives it the form of law
Epuitr may be styled innate Justice
Law, that Justice embodied. Com
mon law is but another title for innate
! justice, while Statute law is the same
embodied and mace ready to hand fo~
applications, or rather for testing an
plications for claims upon Justice.
Hence there are too causes whcroin
lie the defeating Of the ends of ius-
tice.
The lirst is, when in The formation
of law it is coIorcd with thc pcnndice
Of sells! ends. rNc ynrnt h. when
is appii" tion to pas,i9u.a aa3cs is
i"isin,c2p.ytoG to ai.nscrvc sciNh ouas.
lr the .,yS the ,aNy is cssontially.
Fundamentally and oy&mi.aHy srour.
In the second, however IL .@ I,soi!
may comrort with sense ice.
how, 'er free from those tu;uts ,nat at
tacl to in the frs case, it is over
'nHchcd, not fully set forth, or it i:
cTaded, In both cases, while all the
duo forms of law are gone through
with, it is after all u mere mvckcry, a
mc,rv and rn,, ,,.iyinr., vh;oh o,,n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
RcpOri The Strength.

1t will ho well for the papers in tho
State to report how many attend the
public meetings in the Districts to
sond delegates to Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-18
the mombers elect from the South to tho

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sunno,t oftho pna.;.,o,,.,, IL, :,
reference 70 ro,ro.nnt.t;on Viii ~
soc,ro Al, ontrao -
into Con,ross g. .hot,atn;n. ,sn,,I,I
- ,, " >''"' '''"."s "'"'
~ oii'pi'Slieo py our "io III inc
Convention. adj
The Putriot may rest assured that
our convictions are honest and serious,
and we are open to cviviotion with tho
removal of our objections. M'C.
p, -. -:
'"'''' :" u W. '"'''"'' o"'o' ''"''
bo'o" we pfeS2h' tor the c"hs'dera.
tlon OF our readers the platform Of
the National Union CLUB. 1t Is the
ground our distinguished Governor
stands upon, it contains principles
when he SCUrCluily" endorses, ana OF
yh;ch bo ,o,s Ell .oor. !, mo ,hot
.:, ,.,
','ofo 10 mo- ono N''''.o'p'u' ~ ""'''
this State cannot subscribe III honor
and with sincerity"
Gcntlo rc,I,r w,,IJ van ln,w
what your honor and sincerity have to
subscribe 70 =, Inst ro,l t,,;..
g mR.s.lreJ Tbot lroason :. y o,;,o
s'that should be punished. and that we
"are opposed to compromising with
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/ .,r,..;r. ,.,;.,,l' ''D', ~, ~, ~
"diar. and a.uy II h. sAta war ~
',h, suppression uf tAp rryniliou. 0..i'
.n'' ~ ia'' Hs. ga o.' '.ea'@rHr.
'''' '"".y
u, .h.1., .n...nG j., ~.
".ncnt.',
IiGUvcrnOr Opr is willino 10 mt
the ccmtcrics Of the Federal dead un-
der the peculiar care Of the Govexl-
mcnt, wh;lo those Of the Confederate
lie ''unhonorcd and uusune :" and il
he can "sinccvely" earn oycrto tl,c ton.
der mcrcirs OF that Government th,
families Of those who L(,d that that
Government miul.; live. and ]ooyc
those other families to the cold cAari-
ty of a country that IGNORES .hnm. wc
cannot. Heaven knows this State. cvcn
at the carncs. appcal of Vice prcsi.
dent Opp c,, h,rl,. .sc,rl;,u,n L.,
49,. Wv
'"I,' ''''''
Can ""y one OF the excluded States
deliberately "sinccroly" and ''honora.
bly," pronounce herself guilty Of
treason, and ,;sbonor tho momnrv o,
,,or f,I,n. Lnmao :, :: ~, y
M '1" '0 - - " "'v'c'
'N's"'' o'''' W oo''o'''o ~ p"' !. Is
past endurance wheh we arc called
upon to execute 1T.
We have some dignity left, There
is honor oven in defeat Snccch MAJ
ho :. ,.,,,al, :. an., ,, ;,
~ g. '"'''''' 40 ''N''' o'' S''ehcc
now IS more precious and moro to be
desired than finc gold How can VIC
send delegates to a Convention with
our ewes oncn 10 bum;l;,t;o, No
o,,,o,.a; ,,.;u l. .,., '
o'''",''''''' '' w S'"'''c'' It's 'hcre'
-"oe even 'he S"'t phrases OF mild
charity, PEorLE OF TIE SoUrm, BE
CALM AND nrGNlrlEp IN surScr
| Rcsolvcd THAT ", ,rn no
hona.or,nn a." NOW, rs
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.INNSB0RO, s. G,
IN ESQ iy, july ls, 1866.
GAILLARD, EDITOR.
.3cCR EIGHT, Assoc,A.rE

GAILLARD, EpIron.
.aocRElGIlT, AssociArE Eo'n.
9 following gentlemen are re-
,as'o1 to act as Agents for the HER
M,i2r y. D. IIlLLlAnD-Rovky
@>,' J&y ,icr Parish, Ia.
S.bpER Charleston, sc.
i,.rs. pEsroRrEs -Ridgeway, S. G.
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III E. Nc MAsTER-Rossvillo, 5. G..
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DAy,o ELKIN-Allston,S s. c.
>: W. McCnEtelr- Salem Church,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-31
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