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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

There IL nothing like DR.. velpaus French Pills for
keeping the complexion fresh ana entirely nee from
pmples. The easee a which is that 1t regulates thu
entire female system. Sold by aliDruesists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06


The Journal Of Commerce THINKS Eastern
people are heartily tired Of the suspension Of
reciprocity with Canada, and evidently hope
to get the question before the neat Congress
for reconsideration
The act intended MS punishment Of our
neighbors in Canada for alleged violation Of
neutrality (thc editor reminds us) falls most
heavily or merchants and manufacturer in
the Eastern States. The latter complain that
a serious diversion Of trade with the United
States has taken place without any compan.
sating advantages. On the contrary the re
moval Of the competitors from the British
Provinces has operated to encourage extor-
ticnatc prices, and without any increase Of
public revenue. Not only Is The national
treasury suffering. but the people At large
are the victims ofsncrsnous prices Tor many
agricultural products Of the forest, in conse
Quence Of bad legislation. But whore the
shoe pincAes 10 in Massachusetts, heretofore
highly favored 10 ths Interchange q cs0-
modities with Canada, on account Of geo.
graphical positioa. ''Blusnoses" asd other
inhabieas6s. Of the maritime provinces m
painfully searce. For these reasons the sx-
Psi1ssa q absaishieg sssipsssisy - bssa
tried long snoueh. Nee Hngland i y 49,
extent convineo1 = ito My. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06
Established in st. Louis in 1857
Seminal yvenlrn... r.r.

Dr. BOHANNAN'S vEGETADrE EIrCTTr ~
pleasant and palstabl cure for anerm.sr..A -" :
seminal Weakness. This remedy, which - bee.,
nseG y the renowned DR. Bohsnnan In his rrivsts
. All IN curing the worst cases Of eeminsl sEr~.s
- 49, Two TO dvc weeks. Al Ct twenty ave vesrs:
~ pssass practice II Re now advsYsised eolciv Tor
n1nds o. mercess Quscks. mot ftom the rrsvc.
Sc y PCT nox. Sent to Ell parts Of The eoens,v-
between Third and FopreA w. - rine u.
EssaaisAed IN &. LSwSs Sn 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06
DIR. BigelOw.

49, T. the only Physician, a. Specialist,
] ! J; |
now In Chicago that can b. entirely
relied upon. Go 70 HIN, and not sui.
fer that horrible disease to remain In
Your system. dienguring your face
and body, besides destroyisg your
Il happiness and future prospects OF life.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06
INVASION
Pirates and Privafeers
CNRlSTln0R0'S NAlR OYE.
Especial Notice to the Ladies

especial Notice. 10 the LADIES'
1t is all important that ladies' should have pre-
4 paraiions specially adapted for complaints to
which they arc peculiarly subject, At once safe,
Healthy aud certain Or that they shonld consult one
who has made this Treatment his special study.
DIR. A. NJ. N q 1kaCEA0i.
Professor Of the Uisraxes Of Women.
has been in extensive and successful practice for up
wards Of thirty years At his present Offices fact that
dies ~ the author OF
"The Married Wemsn'x Private
Medical Csnpanisn,"
tnr.t published in 1870 specially intended for mar
rcd ladies in delicate or precsrious health from
which every lady will perceive his thorough knowl.
their skilIful and Immediate treatment It 10 NE.
long, reliable adviser and companion. Over
Halfa Million Ladies
possess Every husband should have IT, It y sent
He guarantees q cafe and immediate and smcacious
cure of special difficulties, Irregularities and OBJ
eructons, either In person or by mail. Ladeo from
all parts of the United States consult hin with the
greatest confidence and certainty Of eueesa.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
Be not imposed upon BY the cheap. WORTHLESS md
injurious rostrums Of "Femaie Pills." s.Powders, /"
'Drops," paln,ed upon the credulous and ignorant.
health. Ladies can send for 1.-THE MARRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDlOAL COAPANION," or con-
suit DIR Maurceau by letter, and 90 guard against
imposition.
M arried and Single Ladies
who desire safe and certain remedy 70: Irregular
ties suppression OF nature, from Whatever cause.
can rely upon his celebrated
Portuguese Female Monthly PHI,
composed Of rare and costly imported extracts They
arc reliable specific for ladies'. Pleasant to the
taste being sugarcoated, healthy and certain in all
cases. They cannot fai. In recent cases they sue
coed in forty eight hours Price - per boz. In OBJ
stinste those two degrees stronger should be
used. Price s.. No Agents Appointed. Address
DIR. A. n. MAURICEAU,
Professor ofthe Diseases Of WOOen.
O0lce l30 Liberty ST.. Or hex 4
1921, New York.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upW ards Oftwen-
" year.. They are sent by mail, In ordinary let
Ter envelopes, with full ins,ructio1s and advice>
Oct22-d& w4m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

Ladies Desiring = Smooth,
Clear and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06
DIR. Bob ANNAN.
Nos. 80 and % Pine st..
Between II 4 Aeh. opposite Ne.
00es0 Opera Mouse.
ST LOUIS, NO.
CURIS ALL DISEASES WITHOUT MER-
~ curry. end il the snonrsss srns Possrpla.
he being the discoverer Of
Vegetable Remedies


An tn"se VIC - suffering from "SpermatorrhWe~
OF seminal weaknsps," az any psivnae disease. or
oo!d send ut once for Dr.. Bohannan's safestise On
cpeeiai Diseases" which gives . full de.cription.
ymptoms &C. Of all ''ChrOHic'' aad Especial" IA
vo.k e sent FREE to any address. Direct Is Is C
4 DnHANNAN. Nos. ~ and SO Pine street. $780,
Ih'rd and Fourth streets, st. Louis Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

SocOnd Street Livery Stooloy
JAMES rmOMPsON,
g. ut Main ~ aasrssa.)
W10 20 I1DoeM fa9 49,
eakisg impestsst additieas 10 6k1
the No. ~ hevo he
.aseoo9 - - oeo4lstsin ~ aC.
VSeo 0oroeo, JvssO Aornseeee,
0oR0ES DoUonT AND SOLD
Borses boarded on reasonable terms.
F1SSser 6e1suaion - - es!lsel t3eeas:, 9.
which occasions our chafRee vii Wy Wv. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

JAS. A. HIGH,
PnoPalDeoa % sD
@arraoom 0treet livery stable
$500 HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
Front End Second Moreeo =
Corra0ges, Of the best quality, to let q "a
hours. Funerels furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
and boarded 1t reasonable charges [myls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

II is all important that ladies' should have pre-.
paraiions specially adapted for complaints ia
which they n,c peculiarly subject, At once safe
ieathy and certain Or that they should consult one
ltai laA..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

y
bate no jot Of heart or hone that n l.st
and At no very distant tlay our ueoplc oil
DO thoroughly harmonixed aud united on
the basis 81 impartial and universal free.
dom.
Whatever may be said Of Mr.. Greeley.
peculiar ideas. it must at least be admitted
shat they are always advocated with can
dor and force that entities them to respec,
II they do not meet with approval. But in
the sentiments contained in tho letter from
which We have quoted there is more t.
praise than condemn. lf the leaders Of tho
Republican party generally could be induced
GO forcgo psrtlzanship, aud honestly state
their opinions, we believe that many Of
them would be standing upon the same flat
form Mr.. Greeley occupies, and that the diff
hcuiies that now obstrrct the way to re con
o'nas'on would not be met merely but would
DO more than hall obli,erated. But OF course
Mr.. Gseeley's Illuminating principles viii b,
entirely thrown away upon thoss when v,
heretofore have regarded a. bin eel,eeru..
and such good sssd . BE- nav ha,e ~. 4,
to SOW will fall upon stes, places ~ N.
waysids and yisld no Arit n. n v
Times gives anothse psosf ef ~ ias.o.; :. :
ency Of its recognised editor BY rspudiau,.
the utteraness Of Mr.. Greeley and the tone Q
IL editsstal Is in strange cootfass With III
spirit o. the address peparsd By Mr.. Ray
moad for the Philadelphia Convention q
August lAth last. We suppuss, h>wsse,
that the dsaunciatisn ofshs Hmss vim p,s,
che ksy>se~s for ~ Radical preas, and a..
The letter will b Ssissss1lt ssnds,nued =
I'll the greater q lessse liohls Il Ne part,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-06

Halfa Million Ladies

possess II. Every husband should have t. II y SEMI
by mail, price 81.
He guarantees safe and immediate and e6lcacioul
cure of special difficulties, Irregularities and oh
etructons either In pcreon by mail. Ladies' frem
all parts of the United States consult hin with the
greatest confidence and certainty Of euceanR.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

A PARAGRAPH FOR THE LADIEs.-Be the
times hard as they may, and charity knows
they are Marlborough, folks must live. And
everybody knows that one had as well be
dead as out of the fashion. So, per force,
money tight or money easy, bonnets, hats,
trimmings, straw and cotton, silk and lin
en-, gloves and hose, must be bought in time
and in season. For not more have the
flowers their appointed times to bloom than
have the fashions to change. and news tyles
to come and go. We are led to these reflec-
lions by looking in upon Mrs. CARING
ToN's new goods, that she is just opening
at her old stand. They are superb and
beautiful-tempting to man and irresistible
to woman. Call and see them.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12
Insoyye,st Notice.

r HAVE THIS DAY SUGGESTED TO TIE
4 Clerk of the County Court Of Marry Corn.
ty Tennessee, the Insolvency of the estate Of
Mary a. Jordan, deceased. an persons bay.
ing claims against said estate are hereby noti.
fed to file them in the Office of the Cle' Of
said county Court on or before the FIRST da Of
October aext duly authenticated ms the aw
directs fcr pro rsfo settlement, OF they viii ,
barred. w. E. j. GREEH4dm'r,
march 81 1SSC.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

REAL EsrATE AND GENERAL AGENTS
Among the discoveries in the great science
Of mercantile economy, that of Real Estate
Agent and General Commission, is one OF
the most important. Its advantages are SO
manifest, that it is only wonder that peo-
ple ever do without it. Now, more than
ever. il is usefulin Tennessee. A great ma
nv are Obliged to sell, but have neither the
time nor ability to seek favorable market.
This the Trustworthy Agent can do But
we merely intended to call attention to the
csrd Of Messrs. ARLINGTON FARRAE-
at Nashville. They are business men, wor-
thy TO be trusted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

NEGRO KILLED. Last night abodt u
o'clock, Mr.. WooD MAckr, son Of -
esteemed fellow-citizen, AALsx. fxoKST,
ESD, who lives about three miles East Of
Columbia, detected NEGRO rnsh sAsnea
s&M.s MokeAN, stealing Corr fron IFS
crib, and attempted to arrest him. the
negro made an effort to escape, and Mr..
MAcKEY shot and killed him. SAM for
merly belonged to Mr.. JOHN f. MORGAN,
ofthis city, and was cultivating por-
ton of the ANNIE BOOKER farm, near
Mr.. MACKEY's. .1 -v
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

The NASHVILLE COMBINATION.-These
popular actors have been favoring the low
ers of amusement and fun for the past week
with series of first-class representations.
They were received on each appearance
with full and appreciative audiences. They
will remain for several nights yet, and we
trust our people viii continue to give them
paying houses. This evening, that Prince
of Commedians, HARRY EVERETT, takes a
benefit, on which occasion Mr.. I. P. Es-
KEW, better known among our people,
as the columbia Star" will appear in his
great character of "NichaeI -Erle,"' in the
play of that name. Let everybody and. bis
wife turn out, and give HARRY bumper.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12
PERRY DAVIS
- VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER,
FAMILY MEDICINE OF The AGE

TAKEN INTERNALLY, it cures sudden eelds,
i coughs, &C., Weak Stomach, General Debit
ity, Nursing Sore Mouth, Canker, Liver Conn
plant, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Cramp and
Pain in Stomach. Bowel Complaint, Painters
Chslic, Asiatic Cholera, Diarrhoa and Dys-
entery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Felons. Boils and Old Sores, Severe Burns and
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Sprains, Swelling
of the Joints, Ringworm and letter, Broken
Breasts, Frosted Feet and Chilblains, Tooth
ache, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism.
1t is a sure remedy for AouE and cnLLs
and FEVER,
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, sheuA be adulterated with
milk or Natsruue made into syrup with mo-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

''DE Bows REyIEw''-Comes promptly
to hand, and, as usual, brimfull of the most
useful, practical, and interesting NATTER
The contents are: j. Tile second number of
Mr.. G. L. HOLMES excellent articles on
Commerce and Finance in History" a.
''The Political Crisis-Duties of the Hour
by A. GREENE, of Montgomery, Ala. A
well-tempered, but not very vigorous or
forcible, review of the political status of the
country. 8. 'Pecuniary independence
What is it?" by GEO. FrrzHUGH: one of
those pungent paragraphs, for which this
writer has considerable reputation. A.
The Cause of Commercial Greatness-A
Review of the East India Trade" by r. G.
HORroH, New York. The theme is, of it
SELF crowded with food for thought, and
Mr. III. has handled it well, and brought his
considerations towards wise conclusion.
when he says, IF, therefore, the negro does
not labor. the result viii be the loss of pro-
duction in the entire Gulf State region
The three great staple articles of cotton,
rice and sugar, viii be blotted out of the
LIST of American productions. They are so
6lotted out nosc, and they viii continue to
be. unless the negro labor is organized upon
some substantial basis 8. 1.-THE charms of
Rural Life. "a beautiful pastoral poem by
WIZ. GRAYsoN, of S. G. 6. Cotton Nam
ufactures-Great field for the South" e.
sLife and Times of JoHN DE WrTT,,' by r.
G. BARSwELL, Esq. s. ..Mexieo and the
Fenians--France' and England." Suggest
i've and spicy, as FIrzHUGH always is. 9.
''Cotton Seizures by Federal Authorities at |
the South" This is the legal opinion of
Charles 0Connor, James L. Brady, VIM.
N. Evarts, and other leading members of
the New York bar, on this subject.
Published at Nashville, Tenn. So per an
mum. Address j. ID. B. De Bow, Editor
and Proprietor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

We are indebted to an experienced farm
er who has often tried it, (and we recon-
mend it highly for the following recipe
for washing wool:
Mr.. EprroR:-As this is the time Of
wear for shearing sheep and washing the
wool, it may prove beneficial for the farm
ers to know that dilute solution of muri-
ate of ammonia, viii thoroughly cleanse
It from all impurities. Use obOut one
pound to ten gallons of water-this will
wash about one hundred pounds of wool.
l.,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

GONG TO PULAsKI.-We learn from Man.
ager Everett, that as soon as their engage
ment terminates at this point, the ssNash-
vile Combination" will visit our neighbor-
ing city of Pulaski. We commend HARRY
and his Company to the good people of
Giles, and can assure them they will find
the Manager and his associates excellent
actors, and, what is more, agreeable and
honorable gentlemen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12
LADIES AUCTIoN.-"here will be

LADIES AUCTIoN.-"here will be a We
ry large sale of LADIES GOODS at Ham
ner's Hall on Tuesday evening, which
ladies are especially invited to, attend.
The stock Of Ladies' Goods which our
friend GUEST has now on consignment,
is unusually large and varied, and the
prices at which they are being offered
at private sale and auction, furnishes in
dubitable evidence that Dry Goods are
falling. People in want of floods should
by all means call at Hammers Hall, be-
fore making their purchases, that is, if
low prices are what they are in search of.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

Owing to the illness of DR.. BRocKMANs
Assistant, who was to have been left IN
his Infirmary,-he will not be able to COM
ply with his appointment for the 9TH of
May-but win announce his coming at as
early date as practicable. ~ -
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whom death spared longer, and called at

whom death spared longer, and called at
last on the field Of glory.
4. AT different times, other papers have been
published here, some of "a literary ard
some of an agricultural characterss b4id3s
a number of little comic affairs. Especial
/ " do we mention the SOUTHERN CULTIvA-
TOR" a semi-monthly Journal, devoted to.
agriculture established in 1899, By d. CLAY
TON, and subsequently CONTINUED by 4. X.
| ZoLLICoFFER, which, for ability and inter-
est, has few equals, and nc superior, among
similar journals of the present-day. s'E4E
GUARDIAN" also once held a high rank
among journals of its class, under the con-
troll of Rector T. G. SMITH. TWAS publish
ed monthly, and in magazine style.
In 1917, June 2lst, Messrs. HUBBARD &
HUTTON established daily paper, neutral
in politics, and called the ,4,~~
'spknY HERALD
1t was spicy news-sheet, and deserved
much longer life than it liyed-three
months, From its columns we learn that
there were then published herealso the OBJ
series, The Beacon predecessor to the
Democrat. we suppose and the temperance
Waterman. We have been unable to gain
any definite information concerning their
history, however. aaN u
This is, so far as we have been able to
gather, the history of the newspaper chan
ges in this place. We are aware that tie
sketch is exceedingly imperfect, and per-
haps in some points incorrect but we pub
fish it as it is, in the hope that some of our
readers may furnish us with the missing |
links in the chain. An old paper, if only a
single copy, often contains information, |
which it would be in vain to question all Of
the witnesses who were conversant with |
the facts which it details. 1T any of our /
readers have such, we would be glad to see |
them, as it is our purpose, if we can, to gath
er the material to re-write this little sketch,
entering more into details, and thereby
rendering it more historical, il not more in
teresting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

infants were discovered drowned, in a
branch on the farm of Col. Andrew J:POlk,
on Monday last. They had been thrown
there by their mothers, who, learn, gave as
a reason, their inability to support Them
They ought rather to have sent them to
their father Fisk
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

JeHs NJ. DrLuos, is the duly authorized Travel
ing Agent for THE HERALD, and any contracts for
advertising. made by him, will be valid, and
promptly attended 10. He is, also suthorizsd to
receipt for monies or Subscription, Advertising
or other business connected with THE HERALD
0fice ts =
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Grs RE. Hfr 70 the sOuthI It's ne

GEN. RE. LEES TO die Soufh it Is MOI
permitted, by reason ofthe poverty Of her
people, if the powers that be" would az
low, to erect memorial monuments to the
living and dead heroes who battled so no
bly, for thena in the late war-but it is both
proper and possible for each family to cher
ish the memory and keep bright the fame,
of some ofthe greatest of these, by placing
upon its household walls a portait. By the
wonderful aid of art, these Invaluable trea-
sures may now be procured for the insignifi-
cent sum of 81. Yes. for 50 you can pro-
cure an excellent cabinet size likeness of
Gems. r. E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson. or
p. C. Cleburne. A specimen copy Of these
pictures, can be seen at this Office. Z.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

The Circuit Court was opened on Monday
for its regular May term, By Judge Henry
Cooper, of the Shelbyyille circuit. Judge
Cooper is gentleman of ability and high
standing in his profession, and will always
give satisfaction TO the bar and people
where he presides. The Grand Jury for
the term. are: z. j. Akin, Foreman; John
Nicholson, Jas. r. Thomson, Chas. III.
Gray, Jas. G. Dobbins, Jas. III. Russell, Jas.
p. Adkins, w. c. Allen, Benz. Harrison, G.
w. c. Patton, Jacob G. Robertson, John II.
Brown, Ethelbert Kirby.
The first three days were occupied entire
ly with exparte eases and motions, no ca
ses being called for until Thursday. On
Tuesday our young friend, John S. Wilkes
was sworn in as an 3Attorney-at-law. We
wish him much success in his new career.
On Thursday was argued the case Of Serb
ner VS.. Fitzpatrick-the famous nlill-dam
suit which has been upon the docke. for
10, these many DAYS. -T -1.. siE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

Appearances go long ways in this
world, towards making up first impressions.
First impressions often affect after opinions
aud actions. The style of a, mans dress
make his appearance for good or bad, there
fore all who fail to call and examine the
splendid stock of clothes and ready made
clothing for sale at F. L. Frierson's, may
be trifing with their future good fortune.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

Our correspondents sP.n has our especial
thanks for his favour Of the 9Th. His is just
every week from many of our subscribers,
who take an interest in the affairs of Matry
county and welfare other people. We shall
be glad to hear from '.P." often.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12
sPEcsk. NOTICES.
ssoasr B. 'ABso1r, No. s2, VOIIegs stfeog - a

GsoasE B. ABso1r, Ns.s g., gOIIege srccs ~ a
select stock of Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
mems Furnishing Geois. lie also has on hand the
best assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres, Doeskins,
and Vestings. All goods made mp to order at the
shortest possible notice and in the best and latest
styles. He also keeps as desirable stock Of Boys
Clothing as ban be found in the city. deceit
CoUGHs. GoLDs NFLUEszA.-To all who suffer
from these complaints, and wish 70 find permanent
remedy, we say try DR.. Halls BALsAN medicine
which contains no Opium, and has cured the worst
cases among our own citizens. f. |
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1866-05-12

STRAwBERRIEs.-Our grateful thanks are
due, and gladly rendered, Mrs. a. NJ.
Hughes, for dish of Strawberries, the ear
lest that we have seen. They were re-
markedly large, perfectly ripe, and as lus-
cious as any epicure could wish.