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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16
sres. only - esnss . sessis.
The rlsrsnee Nlghtsagals
q ~ Harsegys
1he lollewing y q extract ffeo Z letese writ
- ~ the nev. Z. O. Wsiesr - Ne 9sp@oe -
(sm1 Aaane~, at Chambosseofgs Ps:-
DRNRRACFRnOO.

1hersisawsoa II The pablie ~ WHOSE nane
haA u aleng bssa assesiaSsA. u our ntno, With
She 'sHeakes. s.0usok," ed "nsnbsg." Bat
u 10 - - leonof. ed Ne deoieo - wrest her
Noae ifom III yuch suspicious aeeOcission IN q!
othsr niads. Whotever noticne ~ Gay have o.
~ ~. s, siss: i ~ - S:rs:yis. esod Sarss
-shsb ~ Nsess. Whs4her wsshsll nevs Female
PAyeteiens Or not, 10 . question which uhuss b
decided By tins a.d prissipls. end not y . Ea4-
tse Of tesas. Pride. prej.1tsr. eassiso aed cas.
= fsalIy1 vast, there will also - ssspply- il
thsss 6ss 'cslline." there will b asoN..z.
uefnre and human society sre always Selt-suDply.
ine. snd though Art end pashioa nay hinder.
ny eannotpreve2s.
irs. Wiaslow does sel waat y tssaa you 0ss-
sssnai Nor asse 81: prsssribs ers6iass TO-
esa ofhsa'th and hsppiness - yoss 1seAnisi n
the cradle. Il tasre snything improper in y 81
A Nures Of 80 yeafs", expettense can beeo!y
ny wha4 u Or u not COED for babe. asd caght
happy nission. She l. tie mostsaccesstsl !hys-
isias aad mosteG ual bsnsfsetrcss ouf Z. Tile one
ever e~nioysd-hef doting psrsnts no: excpstsd.
Just opes the door for Der, end Mrs. Wirelow
Will prove the A1erieon Florence highttngase Of
=: 4, ~ s.ss's z, e s ~; :; : =: =, :: "a ' sr:.. ss.s ~ .:
Ms. Wuslov"-6er nsleisglhes = survive end
eeea,s 0iping, esais1ine end teethiag eiese.-
Ve eosk1a every words es forth = the fnoassc-
1 -. NpseSssms precisely whel II processes Y
| perferm. every pokt ofit-aething fsss. Away
your Cordial s~'Faesgesie," Drjps," .Leuts
aum.' and every other ''0a1setic," ~ which thu
| 49, 10 druggedinto stupidily, aa1ssndersd dul
/ anA idiotic Tor lie.
Ne save nsver seea nrs. Wisslew-Asow bel
| only threaeh Tie pssparaaton Of hee "Uoothin(
0yfup fNr Childrsn fes1AiAg." u - bed ~
! pswee, ~ weu;d naks Ase, . SAe y, . payssea
Savine 4 he Inlont nnoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

New YoRx, April A.-The, Governmers
o1ces in this city were closed to day end
the fags q half mast, ont Of respect Of the
memory Of the late President.
The following 10 an extinct from . lGooer
dated Passport, April 10. %
Col. COrrigan with W aids arrived here
hat Friday. The excitement then commeBcs
cd 6ud hes continued to incfease. They
spent Saturday In masking arrangement =
the Frontier Bank TO draw funds from BOs-
Ton ON Sunday. They seemed anxious y
obtain news by telegraph, but received mons:
Monday they spent In ~endeavoring 70 char,
ter email class vessels, and In calling 1t the
stores enqpiring the prize Of Ave hundred
blouses. I've hundred cspe. &c, which caYsed
treat excitemest here among out provincial
neiehbors. All business Is suspended, pro-
duciive labor 10 dormant, oil citIx,ns are e .
rolled a. soldiers and drilled four hours daily
and the people are selling of their stock Of
sa,lle, &C., and moving over to our aide
This morning 100 or more Fenians Arrived
in the boat from Portlsn I'D. The lea0ert
upon their arrival here wefe much disp!eas'
Cd 1t the undue excitement which had teen
gotten up. They called . secret meeting and
are to hold another TO morrow morning.
| Our County Sheriff tells me they think Of
going into some of our back towns to await
further Developments
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

Doast Rnll q psocurea Nare.
wlNsLOw'S SOOTHING srRUP. .Dr 0GIa.
~ Tssthine. II has beea ussd Sse 90 ysass
III nsvse- Milling saSsU md Gsse1sb ~ liGssas
- oeehses for their ehisaroa, q esstscto aeidS
VET Ne stemaeh. ~rslievss w,nd colie, rstu111se
~ bswsls, and sivss ~, health, aad eenAss
tsasthsf sad child. 0nss, NJ. ~ Dcy hGssst
New Yoek
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16
Mhanx.

ALBANY, Apsii 1.-THE Assembly and
Senate adjourned to-day 10 coumepofatiOn
Of the ~anniversary Of The death Of President
Lincoln. XVI
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o0916HW~oAee

BissaA,ProH. n. " 4ps4 M.--Ihes So
Ing obsequies. pf the late Hon: b.etsssS
DSchinson were concludcd here THU r. IN.
The distinguished statesman wa bufted.n
accordance with the rites Of the EplDc0Pes
ChurcA. The funeral took place q The hclpSe
Of the deceased, kpovp W thp sOfcla2'
and was witnessed BY 5000 perpone. re
lcorteee was composed of many diStinguien ~
ard tsomjnent gentlemen from oil secstone
Of tie country, ImeMbess ri The BiqghssA3 +.
ton authoriues, members OF the NaaoDJ(
maternity and the Fire Department. 80
ial trains we're ron On the Erie and byfa.
cuse roads for the accommodation Of the re.
latiyes Of ihe deceased. The body ~ hid
IN . quiet little cemelegy On We outskirts o.
the village, knoNp - "Spring Groye.7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

HALIFAX. n. q. April 14-There il atdif
ference of opinion among mediGal men = to
the disease on b0Od the steamship Enelend.
The number OF deaths and dck ieoGfeatly
reduced to day. The disease 10 decidedly
checked and confined TO steeraee passengers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

Nav ORLEANS, April 14.-0en. Harr.
Thaye. who commanded the Louisisnil
brigade aedee etgpcwall Jackson, has hoea
nonin1ted Sherf&
The crops sse sdvancinG yapid)y. III
sticahct II the Baton Rouge poiishss killed
~ cotton.
The ssesmship Carolins, ffom Iivsrpesl
arrived.
Houatnn. 1exas. papers ri. Qnantrel -
ID through Texas 10 Mexico.
The Texaos are ttuglag cotton from lOC
milss Up Trinity river. M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

- ~ - your peet1alpe stan1
bstwsea yssr su1ttiae china ~ Ne relief ~
win ~ sssoiutslv ssrs 70 fSl'owshs ~ ofMRS.
wINsL0w'a s0or4McEYRJP. II s~drrssss
scidity ofths Stomach. relieves w,ad collie. r,su.
lates ~ bewsls, seAess The Seha, &svss rbss =
thsnsehee snd hsalsA - ~ ehil1.s on. -
Dsy ssssA nsW YerA. g 91E -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

Notice.
INTENDING 70 sell ny BUSINESS IN a
i few days. want 70 balance my books end
shos1d lite 10 have those who haze 6ny claim
against me to present their bills By the 18th ia6e.
those indebted 10 me, plesac cell and s~usrc &C.
counts. Ot1O KOEuLER.
Corper Third and Western Avenue.
Davenport, Ipril4 "a 1895. so 'aAE1ws
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

NV Yonx, April 14-1he City Of Cora
oflase Cork papcs Of tbe "a, Whick cons1iS
O0e little news .nsstnFTas
The Paris GeN1insionxd Of the ID. ~
The position Of Frnnce on The Cert 8
question is that Of neutrality, but whatever
may happca FfSnce will not b fouhd ,un.
prepared. !
= Paris telegram says political se,eerams
b Government.
TIA Fsencb tpvdy h said to have tpld he
Kiu4 Of PIo6baa ihas F1hnee eossia1reS
peace . nectsetr ~ Eatupe. ana II ~
ahurld tseak Qua .HmscA eeefSin1v -chil6
hot - Oh he ID of that power which iicr
cAsdsd negeslslionSs -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

MOehoe 0D1 Ch11G.
Mne. wINBLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Childrsa Tssthing. softsns the guns, reduces
in1amation. allays all pain. aud cures wiad collie.
Perfectly ssls IN all cases. We would say 70 ~
cry mother whs hes . suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice. ~ The prsiud Go u others,
stand bstwssn you end your s~uaering child and
NE relief that will b surs-yss, absolut4y surs
a fellow Ne ~ Of Shis nsdisins II tinsly
ueed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

Jacks lor sale.
1.-TWO LARGE. ZINE SPANISH JACKS FOR
y sale on good terms, y Smith ; Livery ssabls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

/ A OR THEFT.
.yssn property end Dstatehsd De- tisgs
nsueed for three - aye years 1t : liberal
~ ~Seduction froaA' the ahnuHl rates.
|Omoes IN Fra Naaaoaal Danlx
tAHfxPORf, ........ ......x.a......s.lO IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16
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f6U40 = 4 vhst ~ heve neyec- - ~ .
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The New York herald., 1866-07-21
:. ENsL.sD, July ID. isH


-. 70 Captain Gr,cE, =. y. 60 -
pysR SEWe the passengers ,oarf the fneisnd sail
w w. rn irpo ', New YORK canaot hink OF leavlna tho
officer under your Command Tor the kind ~nh
treatment We have rceiroi AZ hands We beg say
The very rnde' OF eniD ship for cleanliness and
Tort ie gentlnmnnv csneanoT crur.~y and attention 70
onr wants exhibited hv and vour officers the
efficient means of securing yourself thv company
whne ser Ice YOU sfuly employed the esteem aud
gratitude ~ the peorie.
While exccron n Of the oricers
must N narcuar evpreas heartfelt ,hnnts 10 Tho Med
o. t'fc~r FOR hs attention AID cc'irtssv TO all
suborapae rnenfers cs ,s thcr rsrs towards tho asn
eral rod vet 70 the head governing ana freng ~ rcust
tlis occasor 70 endfr n v1n Nethor Should We fofEst
y1nr kndnrsa IT, aiGymH tse hrnrrs ifnn 20
trilin the raeneers rv"ry e'enE ~ 'ner rra1ffnary
Thai win continue h only thr y. q.
Comrnnv nlso the tbon.pHds ~ emisranls who maj
your ca~n q the ~ r3s sceai nl sersnis
Fey. lleary And.rson g Ct hcr fro 'a.ri,e = o,Con-
hsu John 4. Rooster neis Mrnley res ssotlan. WI.
Wiistn CONWAY decree Z v~.r Tbnuas Adams NEi,r
GNiavAu. Edward Kclf. q ort@ wilson Patrick RarresI
Drnnia ucnonah JstnaA IRWIN wi.sn Holscs Frederick
James Srowes, X AitlnsJn hrdrcw Connolly. Patriob
Mcclure rar,sn Joha e. Lavnar. signed by toe above
on beh,lf Of COO pas.enEer-,
u,rr REEr MANUFACTURING coHPAsY q yEspy
! street, manufacture Mems and Boys, clotaing gDp
Shirts ON CON sslor tealars bcok a. snocinD
and sce how . per cent can &c s-scf
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.
YEILEY's fsLAvp cArAwrt WHIT, IN IAaoR
4 ;%sxrftSAS. sssal v cl.iS.m .,rssA
Qaa GALLONS supBEt0R osTAwnt WINE. n
C'fU cents per gaos I, tt9ss coDssansah q SQpSOH
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COns may r0avc.

Roy DAT NEW ROCHELLE ovgRL0ssxINi TUE
anna Fnr particulars apply at IS East ro"r'h street
orr Dey street
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wrNEs. LIouoas. sc.

VEILEYs BLAND cArAwvt WHIT, IN IARoa
N email 4pAntisic. et risrufsrt ,r~f'f Prev
G. sArE tdAN. Agrnl ~ Chatham strssA
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

A LARGE AND sMAIr. ROOM, NIcBLY FUR WISHED
n had with good BOARD, In pTiy ia family
delightful location lG West Eleventh street, near ssth
ayeU1e.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

Ar FROM IS TO 81 PER wEsK.--A ,Fw GENTLE
a be accommodated With full .,arg t1so n,
fcafders. Apply at lis Charlton street.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
yrIsEi Avp rARx AND rRuir LANDS. IN A W.

vrTsEi Avp FARM AND rHrfr LANDS IN A Nr.D
and 10 thfl climate Thirty sni'es south of rlade
phis " farnsa, "a Nav Jersey line of latitude
IS P4usn~, Nj aud where large numbers OF rrturnrd
fslfarnl1na e'rng Tbe soil IA rich AMI pr1dn tive
s4rJng frutn aaav sandy ioaH srtRhie for Wueit
Or ern rcb.ec, Froi,s and v~eetssles THIS graft
sis cnunet Tive hunt tci Vineyards and Orchards have
tesr nirer hy .vpsrenrci frii growers. Brsps1
reahes ferra, ae prrurs nnense prudis. Ninsisnd
Hnna ~ the hfIruful races ia Intnd StsteA
Thr 81 forty I've sgnhre nliss u
Jtrf aaid cecrrai 81 improvements.
th tfEr cns sN stctrai 1rtrrs with rf-son tor rab
r1nrprlert Thc pltrc OF ita Tca betny
wi ivnrlsss iss berone Tho rssor ~ of
tssf h.~ngeasssi 6fe thoasrd re1pe wihn the psst
tea -ctfa. Charaiee Stores. Schools tcif~'n goci
etrs Sf Art aad ffirrilr aei ather ermenis of re-
o. .tas1t rni culture have keen iutrcducei. Vun-
df'is ~ fsa.ic ore constantly erttllna several huu
drrd ia res are hciag rondfrpiAi and ts cst.
nsicd tas ave iurdrr- vil hc hull dnrns the sgrme-
rfrc OF Naru lsrd tweriy aero tots rrd W'vard 50
TOR rye ana Ten an irVe Lots Tor sale frr
regeatA rp-r earlier IN thf fistr usn ~ any other
locaity rufth " Nnrf1n Va Improves Places TOR 4r
Ieulf4rs ~ IN kinds h1sn.~s foir w-rV. napuf'
ees tuundr the dte Fct pc sora vho To-
nui vaters n hesltlf climate srd fprf sni' ~
country beautifully inrruv-d ahonnlug q futs sndNna
tsss ether social psfvevs " the bear ~ ovtw"r,
4 10 worths - yifN Icsfs answered, AMI " iHel I'D
hltsi nAger gvug fnr n'os nn ind rc y nrL r1.a
ei ioa 10 airenn slt 20 applicants AdirNs VIA H.
LANDS fLg~isau ftE oface, Lsnhis foNriip. NfwIsr
fef 'crn, lorce r. stop Reolrs1l. ngc lf1l rt5r ef
pe tlfre 1T f- q N. una e,te4s'ge fr tsct. IN
a rnl~1a sac su' rSlc c,pi'd1 'or peAstat
fssrsk thai kLss Of tails eide VI Ne VIC sra prsrs.
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AT $50 70 ~ PER WEEK ry \ QUIET AM
N nealthy neighbnThood good tpodations will h
S.tn but few boarders kept App y al 10 Kine street
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

Qaa GALLONS suPBEl0s oATl@pt WINE, n
t''fV c.ots per gao Z, t9ss Dsisan.ah Il SQpSOx
HE0 q. ~ fuSnn mreek
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

rrrr REEr MANUFACTURING coyPAsY, @ yEspY
l street, manufacture Mems and Boys Cotang END
shirts commission fos large deaars. Look al spocn
and SEQ how . per be s-srf
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GEr TILE
A men can have pleasantly Furnished Rooms. win Board
so gl RNarooni. Apply al 43 Greenwich de near
&harles
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY HAS NEATLY rI-p.
~ nlshed Room la 20 gentler an only CajJ cor 5-
days st 100 Hudson street. ''' ~ - ~"
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

GIN OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACcoMMo-
= dated pleasant place the Hudson, i0ar hours ride
IN cr whore every train stops and an the day and
whit hosts large airy fine mountain air aud nc
yosqueocs good boating fishing and bathne Fruit fresh
vegetables &C. Terms $40 per week Address box X, Ah
ens llirean conntvl Post Office opposite Hndsnn.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

a LADY WITHOUT ANY FAMILY WILL LEV 4
"A beautiful pnrar and Bedroom 20 . gentleman. va 4 o
Nh0n board IN those cool coy cottages on scV ent
ay~rpe apniy at No. i2. No bosrdcrs m the house
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. TO LIT.

WAL HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG. T.. T.. OFFERS
w line Rooms and pure mir ~ moderate rates. within
thirty minutes of Broadway. Now YORK city.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

DRIvATE BOARDING At SARATOGA SPRINGS
Persons wishing airy cheerful Rooms with first class
Board Within short distance EmrYc SDrinc obtain
them at 27 BROADWAY second door from Washington is,
or by addressing box 679 Post Office Saratoga Springs Stable
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE For SALE.

c,EyERAL LARGE SUMNER RESIDENCES FOR SALE
= rrn New lond9n and ,iroton, Conn Furnished
bathing beating and ashns; easy Of both 10 New
and Boston BY Steamboat or rail The prices for sale
Fc. Ssf,,.s srrly lmned,atey 10 THOMAS FETCH, No.
Water street New London Conn.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

MRS. COLLINS WISHES TO RETURN HER GRArB-
lfs fu thanks for the kindness she hse nndsx
her bereavement gen,isrteo and workmen
oT the Jersey CITY Locomotive Works. % the nhabi
tants NJ Grand street and ~ vicinity.
- regiment ". v. w., who have served III field ma
dsrnns ~ joining the Veteran Assorintu now forming
respectfully invited to attend rcrnr of the t
he held ~ the Mercer Housc Tuesday eveni-r July "a
at O'Clock Members having attended previous ~cnep
viii please he present tho nonlnat6ns Tor ofcrra nod
uvely takes place oL tho above night
JOItN ,LEMESrS, Chairman pro tom
IouS y. CoYvYv, Serrcarv uro .sus
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

yviNFED-GoOD hoard ON THE RIVER OR eE
w shore, by family OF fcwr adults and nnr children
distaucc New York 80 miles and approache
by water; of New rreferred. Address r.
giving terms and particulars, Herald onace
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

A MAN s~D WIPE W ,Vrs A SITUATION IN FIfpEp
n ctv or country: would take cha ~ Of rnd
dr cs AZ S, sfs, g. and oh ss over she liquor sFs,
fer three days
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

wi anr.4rsne ,,rrs g.rah,. hff the pc ~ marble.
Z ,iyw AT ~ s'sh 1ycnue. belSesu fhry'nfsh and
Thirty. sish strvs,s
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ITO TOURISTS FOR IRELAND.
/ MoCoRMICK'S
VICTORIA HOTEL.

THE GRESHAM HOTEL, DUBLIN. HAVING UNDER.
very extensive alterations with considerable add
lions. a arrangements and rcfurnshng with entire
vations being complete the proprstors rssrsctuy
The nobility gentry tourists and the public thht tho
Hotel 10 reprts with every possible modern improve
including te spacious and elegant Coee Rooms
Dublin. ladies superb Billiard aud
smoking Room. unrvaed IN country suits Of magnin
sitting Rooms of various rzes at
charges will hear favorable conpars for
moderation with first class hotel In Europe or America
The aA of of kind has undergone most
careful revision Including the wine carte The prpetors
being determined Only 10 maintain but TO improve nd
the Worldwide reputation OF tho GRESHAM no.
TEL having with uspnrng hand crpended avery large
drcnrt they with
the puio tina, effort will be- made
their comfort and support PROPEIEIOHs.
The Gresham Hosei Company limited.
DuBtIr. .Snne 1858.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

ATOEAST BRoADwkY-AF rw sYScIp crvryr
"A be accommodate u,h r.ois r,rn;ssa u,
Rooms and good Board also ack pr~jnr yttahia S
kenIonlan and wife. ~ S-' N~''N 80 .
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AZ q.
III der steward stnlrkrer-r hospital nnv em
p,y'nent where he &c msclf usefnl Adires oi
eau at " Ludlow vt. between Hester and Grand 10 IN
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

INOR SALE-A LARGE COTTON DUCK TENT. SIX
feet wide twenty long made order In the best
manner suitable for meeting picnic purposes. In
qure of ROSE, BALDWIN 4 ROSE, 20 Beekman street,
c.nda aon-
The New York herald., 1866-07-21


A FuhNlshkD EoQM 70 LET FOR ONE OR T.
II gehtsmeh, ~ "a LPght streot near ST. Johns parl
The New York herald., 1866-07-21
.sosRpERs AND LoDGEns WANTED.

NUMBER or FINE LARGE, AIRY ROOMS NAY
n now be ohtalned families single gentlemen. by
Applying at 81 Ninth unexcepucnable references re-
eahrd.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

T1vTpy cr.rpKs Copvrerc -0rr~7c CoacHJEN
W yypfers barton,leo
tons BUSINESS AGENCY 2as Rrcafvev, NO. g.
The New York herald., 1866-07-21

A BOY IS YEARS or AGE. SPEAKING Exof,rsH
~ nnd German and writing fair hand wishes . situs.
tiHn come who esnie busness make hiusrlf ussful
Aifresg e.. W.. station A.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

them have nipped in the root all the cots
ton that had come out OF the earth. The
great scarcity Of fresh seeds, consequent
upon loss Of the planted seed, will com.
pei many planters TO curtail their preten
sions of raising large cotton crop, aud
will be a cause of the increase Of the corn
crop. There are good reasons to hope
that there will be picked a good crop Of
the snowy fakes next fall.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

ps' On yesterday morning we were
surprised to find on our table beau
tiful Parlor Lamp, with a richly
printed shade--Lamp-Eick and Il
brush with which to clean the chin
ney-all the latest importation from
yankeedom. We return thanks to
our friends Cassell & Baughn, and
send their gift to our better-half, as
it is eneirely too nice to be left in Il
printing office, We trust our friends
may never be left in the dark and
that they may dispense their lumi
naries generally and profitably.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

The estate Of Mr. Potter the lately de-
ceased proprietor of the Cincinnati Com,
mercial, is much more valuable than we
had any idea Of We notice in the Pro,
bate Court proceedings that Mr.. Jno. A.
Pomeroy was appointed administrator,
the widow waving her right to admins
ter. The value of the personal estate
was stated to be $3.50 900, and the real
estate $l5O,OOo. The Administered or's
bond was fixed at $1,000 and the
stamp on the letters was S2G5.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

A meeting of Kentuckians, living in
Atlanta. was held in that city few days
since, the object Of which was to make
arrangements for gathering together the
remains OF The Kentucky soldiera Of the
Confederate army who fell in tie battles
around Atlanta, in order that they may
all be buried together. and build mon
ument to their memory. Among the
names signed to the call of this meeting
were those of DR.. J. NJ. Johnson, former
Iy State Senator from the Paducah Dis,
trict, and Mr.. J. r. Burrick, The gifted
Kentucky poet.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

The Tribune says the Germans of the
United States feel desire to give ex-
preston to their sympathy with the pres,
ent popular movement in Germany, and
promote the establishment of German
republic as the only solution Of the Teu~
tonic question. Preliminary meeting was
held in New York on the Sd. 1t is ex.
pected it will be followed by others Of
equal interest
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-12

Ey By reference to the advertising
columns of this paper, it will be
ascertained that our very clever and
enterprising young friend, A. b.
DANCY, has removed his stock of
goods to the store on the west side
of the public square, one door north
of T. ]. Richards. We regret to lose
friend Ad. as neighbor, and al
though he has forsaken us, we will
not forsake him. If you need any
thing in his line of business give
him a call.