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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

DR.. A. &. Hammond,s few days since,
sold his farm near North Mountain De.
pot, Berkeley county, containing four
hundred and fifteen acres, 10 a Mr.. Hook.
miller. Of he District Of Coiumbis, ior
fifty thousand dollars. Seventy acres OF
.nountsin TIMBER land mas included in the
sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

G G. & U. CANAL.-Duriug the
month Of May 574 boats cleared from
Cumberland, Md, carrying $4,000 ,ous
of coa!-she largest business for any stu.
gle month in the history OF Tue canal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
Rsr. Henry word Beecher.

Tie tnlO"ing Is an cX'rdcI from ser
ON G,INrTed BY Rev Henry Ward
B,echrr AT Ply mouIh Church, y. y, OF
Sunday last
He said | am as strong 80 ever in The
con'lcIIDu .tat he true result Of the VA
uIusl be recognized. " haleVer vent IN.
10 tie Constitution On account OF slavery
must come out; and what was kept out on
account T slavery must be put mo OUr
urgauic NV; ard have uell,ytd aud Ia
bored Tor his as strong y, and longer Than
many Of you. But have tell that II
shoUlL be done in he spirIr Of love, moi
Of haiGsd. consider he doctrines
bfoush, t"r~ar in the House o! Repre-.
senralves by MIR. Stevens-th'ugh fol.
lowed in Their entirety. thank God BY
7ery few consider them 10 be doc
nmes # Beiini, leading TO destruction
The II rrsn had chance 10 sho" grace,
and love, and msgnanimliv. How J
longed 10 see il Borh Congress and
the President should have been pressed
to Union. had hoped 10 see The North
showing her superiority IN Christian no.
bleness and generous forgiveness. But
have been disappointed. 1t has no, been
done. You can no more change rebels TO
loyal men by casting them out and turn
ing them away. shan you can convert 'bs
wicked by building up wall Of separa
lion between them and The gOod-shut-
tiug them out from The very influences
that should be brough 10 bear upon them.
III thine enemy hunger, feed hiu; if he
thirst, give bin drink, tor IN go doing
thou shalt heap Goals of fire upon lis
head. BE not overcome Of evil. bot over.
cone evil with good" There, 60 uOie
Mat. You have been taking il long
enough do IL. You have been praying
il long enough try IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

JOHNSON PoLE.-We understand an
A ndrew Johnson Pole has been erected al
Leelown, from which floats at the height
OF eighty feet The name Of Andrew John.
son lbs Constitutional Presdent.-Frse
Press
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

g. WHEAT Our friends in difreren,
parts nj Ihr couaiy assure us that the late
rams have greatly improved the appear
snce OF tho growing wheat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

&C. The Ladies connected with the
German Reformed Church OF this town,
realized The Sun Of 500, nett, BY their
festival held on Friday, Saturday and
Monday nights last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
A Petition for the Release Of u fIerson
DAVIS.

Monday morning Judge Und' rwooG, in
chambers, al the Attorney Generals Of
fee, heard The argument OF M ssrs. o.
Conor and Shea, oi the counsel OF jeff.
Davis, why the prisoner should be adj.
milled TO bail. Attorney General Speed
replied on The part OF the Government.
Judge Underwood has delivered The fol-
lowing opinion on the application
have considered HE application made
by Mr.. Shea, of counsel, TO admit Jelier-
son Davis TO bail.
Under the circumstances, the applca-
ton might have been more properly made
10 me when recently holding HE CircOis
Court al Richmond.
Bul under the law i, may doubtless be
made also in vacation, and | will briefly
state my views Of i. and my conclusions ::
In the States which were lately in &C.
tive rebellion military jurisdiction Is still
exercised and martial law enforced
The civil authorities, Stale and FEEDER
al, have been required to resume partially
their respective functions; but the PreSl-
dent, as Commando Chief, still con.
trolls their action SO far as he thinks such
control necessary TO paclfcatlon and les'
torston.
In holding the District and Circuit
Courts of Virginia | have uniformly re-
cognized this condition.
Jefferson Davis was arrested under
proclamation of the President, charging
him with completely in the asssss'na'''"
of the late Presiden: Lincoln. he has
been held ever since, and is now held as
military prisoner. lie is not, and new,
err has been, in the custody OF Ibe Marshal
for the District of Virginia. and he Is not
therefore, within The power OF The court
While this condition remains no prop
stion for bail can be properly entertained
and DO not wish to indicate any prVoa
bic action uuder The circumstances.
John &. UNDERWOOD,
District Judge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

IS The American Telegraph Compa
ny have established an office a, Charles
town, this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Col. David Sroiher, (Porte Cfsyon,)
al Virginia. has been appointed Consul 10
Buenos Ayes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Gr GEN. AsHBY.- The li',le girls oil
uches,er, have fair in conlempl alon,
the proceeds of which are 10 be applied
to NE removal Of the remains Of the gal.
liant Ashby from Charlottesville to the
"S,ouew ALP Cemetery, at Winchester.
At present. there is not single stone
10 mark his resting place. 1t is also pro
posed !e remove 10 the same Cemetery the
remains Of his brother Capt. Dick Ashby
" 10 was killed aud buried near Romney
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
An Impressive scene.

There were an Impressive scene al Pc
tersburg, Va. on Saturday last. The
day was Get apart fur dsdicalng he
graves Of The Confederate soldiers in Blan
ford Cemetery, and the ceremony seem:
10 have been observed on a most exien
slve scale. All business was suspended,
aud many houses draped IN mourning
There was an imposing procession, mum
bering about 5000 men, women ant
children. The Express says that open
carriages and light wagons were filled
with flowers and evergreeus, and scarcely
an individual was 10 osSeeu who did no
haYs bunch OF flowers 10 decorate the
grave Of some departed hent. At the
cemetery The scene was one Of indescrlba
bic interest aud beauty. Throughout ,hs
lovely lefty Of the dead" were scattered
thousands who proceeded from grave ,o
grave. and performed their solemn but so
Iscing work. Hundreds Of colored per
sons participated, and many of those peo
pie believed with tears The last resting
place of those they had loved 10 life
Several addresses we're delivered, aDc
mourniul music added 10 the soiemniiy
Of The occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Esr We see It announced that Wn
Prescott Smith, Esq, the Master Of
Transportation OH HE Baltimore and Ohlc
Railroad. has been appointed Collector o.
Internal Revenue for the third Maryland
District.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
Alexandria. Jume IL, 1866.
2erritt smith on Secession and Treason.

Gcrritt Smith on Secession and Treason.
Geirut Smith IN recent letter 10 Sc
re,aty Seward, says: 10 she article
!. Treason" in lie .f,tV Rplcrican Cy.
tioDedio, said to he written by our emi'
neu, i.Ilow-ci.Izen, DR.. Llsber, are The
following lines :
"No one incurs the guill Of treason by
al a1he,.uce 10 a King or govefnmen! de
fucto. although Me king OF government
has but HE right of successful rsbe!, and
,.es all 10y subsequent defeat.
Our go,stumens followed other nations
and recognized the bellgeren, rights OF
the Sovth-its Supreme Cont pnanluOns-
iy recognizing ,uem. II hlnckaded he'
ports. 1t exchanged prisoners With her.
IL negotiated Win hen for pf"'t-"nd |"
one Of ,hcse negotiations 0ul cciLDIssion-
srs. who went more ihaD bal! way III
rueel hers, wers no less ihan The PfesI'
dent and the Secretary OF S'aIe, very
important step. IL IS nUi ou.y reasonable
10 believe il1as lhey .iinS lhey have much
srouud for it, bul il is also reasonable 10
believe that ,hey really have some ground
for ii. And in this conneXlon lei me auu'
lha, if Government is entirely just 10
ward ali lis subjects. Ills hardly suPpo,
sable ina! any considerable share OF Me-"
viii ever be found arrayed agaiLsI y.
That revolutions occur IS TO be ascri0Sd
mainly, aud ~eH "igh "''rs'S"'iy' ~
the aJuaice Of GOUsrnmemk E-ps
cisIly ready should be Republicans who
by force of their institutions aud educs'
,lon, honor numbers instead Of worship
ping The few, 10 blame Government ralh'
sr ,Lan the people. Especially ready
should they be 10 view with charity
however gres, wrong, where i! is whole
people who are driven into II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Court During The past week the
Cour. has been crowded with business.
Judge Hall presides We think with enurs
satisfaction 10 all parties. In the case Of
French VS.. DandrIdge. tres; verdict for
plalnuf $500. French ys. Nadenbousch;
verdict e475. This last case was a
charge against the defendant as rebel
Provost Marshall for false imprisonment.
Phillippi VS.. Lamon; verdict 81 for pI'H.
Same vs.. Hedges, Spe!ow and Dugsn;
tresspass for property taken for use OF
rebel army; verdict against Sperow and
DUgsn for 1878. Puznogle W.. Boyd:
claim; verdict IN favor of defendant for
s75. Jennings We. Burkharl. &c. This
was an sclion Of lres'Pass against defen,
danis for Illegal levy and attachment 5y
plaintiffs and officers under The rebel
Stale Governmenl.-BeIkeiey Union.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
Proceedings of Court.

for Jefferson county, convened IN this
place. on Monday last. al III o'clock. A.
NJ. Judge E. B. Hall presicing. The
list of Grand Jurors was then called
David Bi,lmyer chosen Foreman, and be-
ing sworn-were charged by the Court
and proceeded to the duties assigned
them.
In many State cases. the defendanto
not being within reach OF processes,
Piuries Cspias were issued.
State of West Virginia vs.. VIM. Mock.
Misde meanor for refusing 10 exhibit! his
property for assessment. Indictment
ouashet on motion Of defendant.
State Of West Virginia vs.. Robert Luz
cas-, Jr. Assault! aid battery. Judgmea,
being confessed. nominal fne was i'm.
posed of one dollar. and costs of the suit.
State of West Virginia vs.. George w.
A,hey. Misdemeanor. A demurrer lc
the indiclmea. was argued and sustained
Defendant discharged.
State Of West Virginia VS.. Andrew
Kennedy. Bill igneted.
State Of West Virsinia vs.. Jacob Chap
man. Scire jacias. Discharged upon
payment of Costs and surely given.
State Of West Virginia VS.. N. o. ALI
son. Bigamy. A plea of abatement to
indictmeu, was argued aud sustained.
The several accounts of the Board and
Township Registrars we're presented TO
Me Court and being duly certified, were
approved and referred 10 the Auditor.
john Il. AVIS vs.. Barney Peal. An
appeal. On motion Of the appellee. the
:.ppeai on account of ,he efficiency OF
tho transcript. utter an aUIe. discussion,
was dismissed.
Z. l.. Wagner vs.. Jas. l.. Hurst. o."
motion OF defendant all appeal "as grant
ed and snri'y given.
jas. NJ. johnson and r. C.. Johnson
vs.. Johu L. Massey, CORN J. kable, {.
II. Ksble and VIM. X. kable. Attach.
nent. On motion Of defendants tue al.
lachmeul WAS Qusshed aud proceedings
under i! declared null and void. An or
der was also granted for defendants 10 re-
cover their costs.
A few cases were dismissed, agreed.
and many continued. Also several 40,
lions, both in Law and EqulIy Were dis
cussed.
En- parie. Annie f. Shepherd. Lucy
Shepherd and Marv Shepherd personality
appeared in open Court aud expressed
their wlllinnness and assent 10 James h.
Shepherd, upon his own personal bond.
acting trustee Of the late doua,Ion Of Pc
ter &. Brooks aud Shephs,t Brooks Of
the amount Of Sl4,750 10 the above par
lies S2,25O Of which is 10 be paid 10
them immediately, The remainder TO be
deposited. and HE Interest al SIX per cen,
10 be paid annually curing their lives, and
al death The principal 10 be al The entire
disposition of ,he above ceStui que trusts.
t% The CANAL.-On Sunday after.
noon last, eighteen boats passed through
The lock opposite town in space OF a
couple hours. This indicates a brisk
business on .be canal. We hope it may
excite some enleririz Oh his side Of the
river.
G- GEN. AsHBY.- The li,ile girls Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

DEcIsIoNs.-Judge Harrison decides
lie voters oath constitutional.
Judge Bunker decides the suilor's oath
unconstitutional.
Judge Stuart decides the l,wyers' les
oath Constitutional.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States have decided the congressional
lawyers lest oath unconstitutional.
The u. S. Court at Savannah Ca, has
declared The lawye rs' test oath unconsti
tuIons.
Judge B. II. Smith, U. s. Disric, At
lorney for Wes' Va. declares the late
amendment 10 the Constitution of Yves
Va. unconstitutional and OF no force.
Jud. e Underwood has admitted law
yers 10 practice in his courts wilhou, Ia
king the "lest oath"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

t& The CANAL.-On Sunday after
noon last, eighteen boats passed through
she lock opposite town in space OF a
couple hours. This indicates a bG,k
business on ,be canal. We hope it may
excite some enleriri on This side Of the
river.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16

Richmond. June IA fearful acct
dent, occurred TO the down mail train on
the DsnvIlle railroad, near CoaIfrld, hi.
afternoon. caused by the breaking Of d
switch rod. The ladies' car was precip.
iisied over an embsnkment, making three
revolutions. and smashing Inc car 10 lis
Descent. Mrs. Trolier, Of HE vicinity OF
Dansliie. was Instantly killed, and thirteen
Others we're injured, Among them Bishop
Early. Of ihf Methodist church, and Isaac
Oseiby, Of Charlotte.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-16
LARGE SIZE PICTURES.

Il ORE Trail Shlils, The genuine Filters.
" Tor sale 10y DarnfH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

TA1 4ekk B6sifin0 UlH.lAannounced'
theaew and palatial sleeping q fbl the o.
q R. l. K.sk.l aflfvesi lhi m,f,oe. i ! and ~
Id datJ sdusd, We wsAt + see& At u I
MASTERPIECES qfsplepdid wqshnsdip-rich
10 carving. cbt slsbs, iplJhAld bsts aud
upholstery. 1t he's - bsrshs, ranssd -
40 thA elder sasA but u diGsess1 1v4-~A
3crs <isnt aSdss!.bos le AetI-
ThsJI1ts, wbs6 srrasssd lSe . y car. are
nnisssdi n "a tsttst, AID ~ tssdt6sly
csmNreabis ~ travel ia. iTkS y )dinH y ef
hss qualty-spleudid haif. nate(b (bsss, wtth
Sheets sp1levs. covers, etc, ~ : ths ssat
essls.. TIE salDon aceounedAdt ! 4 sseh
end ~ nsvs comfortable snd 1omy tlkh'
nsual'-Sas isjsst ~ thjsgGr n neTSIps:
t4 viz ID d<a!ls,1S ssls] ]aivA sSn-,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18
DIaVy - 1 asAaAo
AkyErf foRr$ EsPEEAh vi ~! A:s1r

n
$500 munn1 Vt16(e3ek os!ng -
foeuI dl0ll1l)ten3n y ~ ~
~ 730iAo> UbAueE ~ X2Sc1k h a &0e
J Sh0gtt6 ed50dg NE ~
NJ CQugk On wh9ee ~ ~, e11g IL
s Rk1N20ne 0f ~ uga0E6@3SXI
S01l1 e6idileQ lor : qa4l ~ = \
~ 'kDp1AlH ntue1 4ss3 ge1A:e1d
I ~ xtSrAar Sh00Ia ~ opD1V -
ceo0s3E ---
Tnnneh e @4te G4.R44z4 kn0wq,
ana 463&nG 4y NJ ,F2S231 4eOfe9
eI6{lk ihAn1hl1 1Ielseso yeale'
And we ~ eou3iallys ~ Aegh tfi?:
ute 70 ki6 thaslTteE an4 82 ooo1ell
inoAtooo6loS6As 50sS Ps ~ - Up
teHehine - aPppn lee
Vii IS qey hap een - I
100 - nm -
veil. epd XhQ aeRlQre h1R of1fely,
~ IN ~ uecse3
sary. Xe weQuG9 ~ OF
cssion pc Hitl - ref
erebce % those quall!es wv st oeyone
the comp0 SoeAsu ueceesc4
InemheS tbs subleS oS{{6 enc 6Rq
10AA4eegAMc lie ~ o. unuso4
amialility q hatose 80 ~ tion. i4
,ss;'sI'ss: a..ss: sss:ss and nd .ss3 ss3
teod4 towards ~ 1eoaAe - ss0ooeyt 3
Others. what tent : pecupff Refpejp3
:ss small. s.s;i.1ssAaSs' :ssi.' 4 S 'ai
= - ndaistfuevlon ~ eo1l elon Of M
49, hs 49, - ,s.r ssssss NJ ~ sas ,S9. ~ ,na
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

A HsAvr SrocK.-Nr. L. J. BftS Rf
popular agent Of the eslsbratsd 6luUhmt
'sen nursef Sts Bst' r6<xs1 Your city
With q dds1 mock Il lFais and orna-
! =: 4tS6ksvers.n.. shrsssssy and
=. szt}sxssS &: Z issi ~ ia@ h
tais sectiss, ,ss'his tsputiajo6 ; sseh that
Sho ever orders tAfonih Nh I'd rely yoe
sbtIet a'sjsaiss sst;els.e IN. Blsssu. hss
- MA = s,aAll surplss sstSck, iseladise
'sfea splendid Kitatiaay t,uskssssy psssssy
- w Dlsaasd sssp ATSH. 6t1essi II
iheI1ea Y shortly. He - III iesnd st
81 = ~ ystsss
asuse, % Hasrisoa 3 - l r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Nh -uE ln
- as1llDd slssaat lsseansr. City "
ks'sasssrf theh 1,lK.tA A.pssn, vii !
part - FaS ii1aai1aa IA is,.,-.s,.{.
poi.ts. naialaGs eaess I'D re esos.c.io{j =
lsr s. Levy = ? s'sleen = morrow nsrks
iss; L:s@ PsslpsqtK. .ts.esAE
,, II 9ssssess.S - - pss.qnA ,...sI ~
lasansnvs~M dsp0ts 49, Du6ueSs ajd
( ~ $4,000 ~ Inet44b ~ nDljitwsef xsaacIk
&s tsaG;flig;5h Gf.g5h s. ~ . sasssss - "a g q.
ptptt1mss, tgeAtas ssi2ais .sas,isssurz !.
!. sfssb o. GSsss Gs 90 0IsrE { iissA ifis's;a
ssis ! 81 ~ ti!s 4 :. ~, ~
4 I1sAS Ard hSs 1stss ,ifaa sd. sze.so
81 { J! n jglia2,a l.tiat tts.iiI.
g :ss ,s -. .sl's's.a aPsss s1,'.s.
.siir11 % noisssrqsu isasS ?
The Savanna, UaSe: Jolly, Clerk warints
leaves for ST. tS6is tllis evening at Al
o'cleck. % % II
The Fir. KS Ensin.,v.. X shipped q
Omaha City tsi, afterneeh on the s.sand
Starlight. Cob EApst - resigned bis p{.
sition . Clerk o. tkat steamer.
~ sssaNIis petl lhij 4ptkStkSR JktfNb
uptAR&1akl 18JkaSi einA6lt. soai
W! 9t sstsssa, I. CisYy. ~ +, P.ui,
s0Q6t5e naidsoJ A.MP3D T.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Tas FAn,LY nhslD. 8afsks. ,eeetias
stoves are still the rasx s1sttsewsth slith
!. inall Y ~ l,sn.es.t ofipss, as;vssi ~ -
~ any othsr stess. ~ ~, ss',. s'iss
"A desired ,nbsetsnsst' "a ~ sisast
yiAh q without extension bsck, q, ~ Ssle.
etated Good Sanssilaa.sr ..1 e'9s H., .s,sS 's !.
For sale BY DuHoNs y ltAspnslta
DIST No fS-Miih street, Davenport, lows.
CoSs'Asrlr on HAf9,Tf5iId I Co.. on
Brady, keep constantly on hand full q
: sprtmsnt Of boots, shoes, and gaitsrs, man
,uaetured in the bsss msenes end Ae ~
usse durable materials. Withsut . .psatly
ialieg bsss, 10 ssstis;aiial6 ,, can cossiasr
zhla.slf properly dssSssd.' leay = iAdy
hea Won hshft by weasf6e apsstty oailse
We therefore advice the young isdsse Nd
gentistken Of Davenport to call on Child Z
c.. fes anything in the line Of boots,
Shoes q gaitsss, - the 'sold folks" hsye
Ektt1(A ANn1t1ts dIGahS tkeh.A .A1s'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

PnavAfB MsplcAL ApvIcD.-Reed Dr.
Whittier 4 k,fssrSxS65s M ~ sanother so,nm.
,yAllsrASses oCy.segse hsvs. psss. Inp.
s@s sa@si4a Ia d dOrdfE9 lsft y y. stes, sae Hessna
Of wassssSf lfassri. ~ q isU., will b
attended to.
"M.,ka' KIaEl.1W: 1S;pPs our ;.;..o., s..,, u, 1
remember The Feniau Ball q Lahrmann's
HAn. this evening, Ts pt6cVsdS 10 ID be
ssed ID uailass siasa Y Sha ba,aspo,t com
nHnv. r1s- st,st lsss3 e'ist "'@-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Covs.rD sIarki. -fh1 best Ing in tie
6ehaDl State line Iv@ slsd s - Market
be- just been inhsdde.t ty fos 1 arigss.
II eeneistf ofdus Fsbe slatsA; framed
?'ulf. idd'sss'i ID cover, III. .1b.st. Being
Used in school, the covers p,evot the ,lsls
from &SuA tsss&A ~ Ok
e shsraeths up II lhsAb1a. swkkn ~
ilate exercises srs ovse q = NIT up like .
essk and laid away The aovessPpsvsn1ias
ne writing or figuring - ths ssts AOn ~
q rubbed out 4 is just->he 6sa1sst -
a:edissl litt4 impresdqsnt ! he yAat.
An sc6olSfs should havs .ssoss,.a slsies. !.
.aAAkY hilItIT XE5IJnW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18
H, SuIl0Y. F.C. A1oPfee.
slfffExs2 ,'xEffkR,
... ,, ,.:s.ssr..s = :, 3D. Ky, f5s
Stsck and Crean Alsy ksftef,ead
. :. 1are- u ~. ;rS.s..srAYr. tod di--s
LII 80T D0CTs ina3s hDs

* $50 KEEP c6Nsr ASft.S i0S HAHp.A
IA cos,plete stock pf Nnt, AdrA, Plfth: 4Hssn,
ilssusAss, bsoegss sna bH wsrt5 be6lssials gfiall
kinds. hs43b
Brewery and Malt Hsuss in. East paveaport.
Orders Solicited snd promptly hl's q she s.s Best
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

AsS~e4vANSH 49, -
Mayer; ct Ma II Wsse 6ssssd ssfsss, have
constsstit ea.hand - M -, assortment
Of rsady-sa Moss apd 'Bsyse esstAlhs .
can os s. found il y. sisy.. Il.
"RsAeyAlss.Chah 1a|asdsr. has ssoussd
his tsilssiso- eessblshAsng q NO., sl}
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