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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

PRoPnEcY CA pamphlet has been is
sned IN Belgium conveying, the curious
and the credulous information almost as
remarkable as that contained in a recent
volume, that the plays of Shakespeare
other man. The subject Of the pamphlet
is that Louis Napoleon is the destined
monarch of the world !; that he is the anti
whose number is .666-see chapter 13,
verse 18, which number, singular enough,
it appears, his name spells in Latin, Greek,
and Hebrew. Thus, the Latin, for Louis
being Ludovicus, the number is found
thus: L50-u5 d5O0-o0-v5 c1Oo-u5 s0-666.
Again, the Greek for Napoleon is Napol-
onti, and MO a1-p90-o7O n50 t3Oo-il0-
666 in Greek letters. Furthermore, in
Hebrew the words Louis Napoleon Bona
parte make up the mystic number, 666.
The same pamphlet states that Apollyon,
in Greek, Apoleon, the name of the pre-
dicted anti Christ, seems almost Identical,
and with n pretixed, which is the abrevia-
tion OF the word nae-verily or truly
means Napoleon truly Appollyon. This
is singular, to say the least, particularly
when compared with Daniels description
of the last great destroyer, "that be should
be being OF inscrutable counteance, un-
derstanding dark sentences, and by his
policy causing craft to prosper in his hand ).
destroying many by peace, being also, at
the outset a vile person." Both proph-
eces seem to point to the subtle charac-.
ter and appearance, and peculiar antece-
dents Of him who falsely asserts that the
Empire is peace See Daniel, chapter
s. verses % and IS. .y <z-~---
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

will not relax an iota Of his determination
when Congress meets. When the ques-
tons of impeachment and deposition"
shall have been broached. the people
will make themselves heard and felt.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22


HEAD CENTER STEPHENS. is rumored -
in New York, on general fanthority, that
Head Centre Stephens lett on Friday for. ~s
some point on tile Irish shore, and that he, y
is fully ready to begin his programme CT :,
revolution under the green flag. Certain :. :
- .o ..N:...:,..,d =. s,L+ AZ mt
many believe that his statements to begin ~,
awar in Ireland this year are not without, Z"
<ato3 #4iis!@' & - t1'' '"<4'' % :
90 as oa - - ------si af5aS = s7oaiaHo
i Two hundred patents are. Issued week: Va =,
.y. Ten thousand have been g granted da-is vt
ring theyear. 'S' .,Iat,,, - :. rt,. All -s :
AtS15Oa bale the vSeuthv will realize" at
fronsher crop OF Gotten alone about $225 s'ses
O0O, ,Oe0.s .o 80 1tl--s3ai1 7noio2 ,le"3 ." t'9~A
odThe fteedn,en' +, il, Middle Ee- .oss
fise to enter inlo CONTRACTS, tosi u the epstiR
Itrgl year. ~ - .n....., ssf ia a. snx
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

ou CoEoKEpI SuFFRAaEl r.; B. Goodyear
ran as AN independents cand idafefa tor Com
yrdss droair, the first district of Maryla1ld,
at sae9recrnt electaou, on tie Ippatforini ilH
rin parsi;1l sssi1lage, audi received 1Istv 6tes
~ iadfI esst u, xr.hrn 81
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

FAST LIVING IN New YoRK--Speaking
Of the death of the late Simeon Draper,
OF New York, from paralysis, a correspon-.
dent says:
" Paralysis, softening of the brain, loss.
Of the use Of the ,ower limbs. appoplexy,.
now SO common among the prominent and
active men Of this city, shows the peril of
our style Of l:ving-constant business and
social excitement, and the unhealthy mode
Of living among us.
There is probably not another city on
the continent where men grow old SO fast.
Men scarcely thirty years of age bear the
marks Of sixty. A New York congrega-
ton of men is peculiar for the great num-
Der Of middle aged persons who have
bald spots on their heads. A man can
wear ont his nerves, exhaust his strength,
and produce premature decay. as easily
as spendthrift can squander his fortune.
A fortune ie easily made in this city. But
if made on the high pressure system, a
man pays his health or his life for it.'
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

The New SENATOR FOR New JERSEY
Gov. Ward Of New Jersey has appointed
Mr.. Frederick T. Freylingnuvsen to reps
resent that State in the United States SEN
ate, in the place Of Senator Wright, late
ly deceased. The new Senator is law
yer by profession, and is q prominent
member OF the radical party in New Jer-
sey. He is son of the late Hon. Theo-
dore Frelinghuysen, who was the Whig
candidate for Vice President in 1874, Oh
the ticket with Henry Clay. The Sena-:
tor elect was originally Wing, but lat-
terly has gone the full length of Radical
ism. = He has filled the office of Attorney
General of the State for the last six years.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

The END of ALL TH1Nes.-:Rev. DIR.
Cummings, we see by the latest literary
announcements in London, Is about'to' put
to press another book entitled The Sonno-
inc of the Last. Trumpet, or the Last
Vice. The Doctor in this work kindly
postpones the day OF doom till 1870. As
ill his predictions heretoforea have been.
melanchoy failures, SO we may ,,,a'7 humoiy 2
equally wide of thefmark. 3as3 9 ! ! = so
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-11-22

1T is oughts7fharf the5 oCisitedl States
win csh9iishct lsotectvEateooSef the Mex
,ican TERRITORY. aevroo sooto aHoai1iol al
81. ..s< 7fsd - sTnrfn3oJ fc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14


The President and Mr.. Seward.
The Auburn ldcsrtiser is we'll known to
b the homo organ Of the Secretary Of
State, and il thus speaks Of speech which
has produced . greater sensation than any,
perhaps, ever delivered In Washington:
We received,b this mornings telegraph
- report, IN abstract Of . speech delivered
by President johnson yesterday during the
setsmoaies attsodaat upon the celebration
OF washington's birthday in Washington
Although the report is very mcagrc, we
ct enough Of the report to satisfy US that
will create . most profound sensation
throughout the whole country, and will at
ooce draw . dividing line between the
ftisnds and opponents ofthe Administration
Or IN other words, will array on one side
the supporters Of the President, and, ~
the other, in bitter opposition to him, tho
class OF men at whom his speech is point
edly directed. The history Of the country
does not afford more striking illustration
q intense feeling Of hostility entertained
BY the Chief Executive officer OF the Gov
eminent towards those who have personly
assailed him than 10 furnished by the
eeashing remarks Of the President in his
a!lusions - them. There will be . vide
difference Of opinions among the people as
. whether It wss in good taste for the
Presadent Of the United Stats to indulge
Y bitter personalities in public speech
Many will claim that the vindictive per
eoual assaults upon him in Congress, and
p distinguished men in different parts of
sne country, snflicicnAy justify him in
his remarks, while there are many 9TH
ers Who Mill take the ground that it Is
undigniied for the President under Anv
s,yosusteacsA y indulge in personalities
q any description. For our part We nr
90 70 ese thAt'ths President has etsrn m
- p de(eea himsslf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

M Ssde an treatment 81 private 6i1eaies bis
business ahd study, which kes ens6l<d MIN 10
perfect yemsdiss which afe speedy anA perma-
sent. ssd In 81 esses 80 BE sesA without indsr-
Particular attention given % oid stsndipg cos.
u. smell, IL wets onsid ered iheursble! Syphilis
in I'll forms O4mosskoa, Olset, 'Dasts(ures.
Also. Tho effects u selitasy habitey bcab ruinou
e Ss a.. .s ni. M se ase
Constipation, Aversion md Unessiness in 70:
osale Ensieey,s Unmaniinsss,l DssS1 81 Future
nvsstA. Hselv sesppDrts tfoaArcaiee 81 ~ Vi
81 pswsi lo.s e Psn,aScy fns2es |: sse 'iss.
WI Il re publish e q nav Ne licsl Wosh which
shssld AsiH the kssds &c ~ those contemplating
0orsiags. 1ent 70 ~ ~ sesciDt u 10 Seols IN
lprsrey .posaege. Please esu |; o sstssA1y ehss
~ co.. sass ae * ssr.sr. Or .rpa A.I long
stsce sssrscscd ~ ssssnisos ~ - Ne6iSss FAC
ally ofbsth Isropcs md Al erica iateies sae Of
Nh, most distvssatpg complaints which nan u
subject 70 Be afflicted With. Uatil lsAs yeafp The
estt 81 Rapture o. Metria h6s been eonsieered
cllitg sAssSeh EupsVstn issO, ~ sistsae dii-
sssns Asspisals u sssssh u istes9sliq. ". ".
eFs .peSal attention e the ssbjec3 q R.Pese o.
htrnik II tleir taFied a4d sompI!cssed larms.
wbtcA nss SSsbsed MIN 70 pet.cs reMeayfs p
csrsAs asd fssash slssal eelisf y Ne very 9orst
s.: .s q gi Ssss Il ss III: ~ ss:
sssd not fvmsss N the. cry asose thsS cns day,
q his1 Al ssttuES vil1 aaaesssWsrsA.4
~. vbtttterTsfess ~ .pnbSie 70 ~ se!lay ring
phrsicisns " fjetlbr, Milwaukee Via: Dr Pes.
s6dy md Df Kermsts Detroit ipf Pre-, Grand
unpids; nlch.: IN D6WtA snd ~ Hsst1eOt, ~.
losle; d. w.bstss. " 0sii.ss. DrS.oa!sH De
q; b. Dav,s. Cireinnst: Dr Bsssay. 81 PAUL
tShn. Post office Bcr @2tl. DovSMUAW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose ofDr. Eastcrly Family Pills ana wten
done operating, take DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer, dose as directed ON the bottle every two
horrs until nine doses have bccn taken in the absence
of lever. which always stops the Agre and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return take the
Ague Killer three times day on the seventh. fur-
tcenh twenty first and twenty eighth days after the
CURED. Let every man. CONAN and child try it, and
if you find II N he true, lelfit 10 your friends.
KY Price nj Ague Killer 81 20 per bottle Pills 50
cents per box-lvp pills in b0x.
~ Prepared and Sold by DE- n. EASTERLY l.
Co. No 20 North Fifth street St. 1ouis Mo. and kold
nj their Branch Family Medicine Store, cMcdeo, Ill.
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
II. EADrGRLY'D
UnlvO11Al Family Pills
or. EAlSsfly's
DIARRHGX SYRUP

This Medicine is > pleasant and infallible
cure Tor Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol
err nofbus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement 81 the
stomach aud bowels Of children when
TEETHING.
TINS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND INFAIfI-
BILE Remedy has been used BY tie most intelligent
and respectable families in st Louis, for the last mr.
to- years in IN caeos Of Diarrhae, Oysehtery sud
Bowel compliant, ald I'll units q pr0n6urRing it the
most speedy and ciiectua Medicine they have ever
used. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. r. EAGTERLY 4 Co., No
10 North Fifth street, -. Louis. No. Sold at theiS
Branch Store, No. " Madison street, Chicago, ul.
For sale by Druggists generally. ----
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
& lk ID 4. EHsS
Salt Rhellm and Tettel
Ointment

VIII cure Salt Raeum, Tettes, Scald Head,
Prairie and Barbers' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofufa, Obstinate
/, Old Sores. Pipples on the Face. and all
: Diseases an'! Eruptions on the Skin.
ptT TO EFFECT a PERMANENT AND RADI-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
LOCKWOOD & Co.
GOOD NEWS.
STOVES STOVESl!

Eurexa. Good fnm0ritnn and
Nl0n1t0f CAnn0M. "AA
TTVRH THEN. Eseh received the First Premi-
! um at the lnte Agricultural > ar. Tkey
will sats oue half Of the fuel, which is an item It
the presertprice Of coal. Also many other kind
Of Cooking and Heating Stoves NJ low rates. j
Manufacturers OF Smoke Stacks, boiler bres en-
ing, and Copper Work OF oil kinds, SORGHUM
pans. etc. etc.. and ALL kinds OF tihner's surl
aud tin aars constantly ON hand and made to or
der. ssDUAOfT 4 LIMBURNER.
n0v7diy ~ Asfu st.. davenport. Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
Dr.. Easterly's American Linimcn,
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

win Cure Ague and Fever, Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague, Intermittent and Rcmittcnt Fevcrs, and every
form OF Fever incident to to the West.
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years cs-
ablishel in 8, Louis and IN universally known
Throughout .r Mississippi Valley to no an INFALIIA-
BLE Curl ,r Agne and Fever in all its forms. Ague
and Fever sufferers, inlalble prescription is here
.rns fcd c.1,i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
MARVIN, INGHAM & CO.,
B.9.v'KERS, y

Stocks, Bonds Gold and all kinds Of Gov srnmest
Securities purchased osold on commission.
KKsGRxxcKs National Bank Of North Ameri-
ca, N. Y; National Isroadwas bunk, y. r.; Ed.
wards, Nichols h richards, Boston VIM. Clap
in / CO. Boston; Union National Bank, Chicago;
B. F. Allen, Des Moines, Iowa; First Atidnal
Bank. Davenport, Iowa; Herkimsr Co. Bank,
Little Falls. N. ~. - Aug26 dly =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

sbSbdA u1s6a's9ins ~ vstp
sfshs1s I (dfsas biu. wAsss II q
!. - nsts6 y psetg heyl enc
~ ~ ep9QplpM ~ alsteuP tsls
10 oss1sb 80 sna1sl.As . wiss - good
- 1s1uOee Gssusnnsh4. ~ ~ Fssbidsnt
$500 r - 1ssonSas, ~ powsts'ssk In.
" Slsd 4 ~ BdftAs ~ q. iBdsaty With
4 ~ sdd3Aiea y - sew Aed doubtful
s0a1sm seslwsd b ~ ssessd BIZ. Sseh,
% b. ~ oPlsiss senssy, NJ. wishS4 my
, - -1epahlssa. prejedies. srs Z ~ best
psestise - inew = u - trath wb~Sef
thsy arm. II pro4 selhis, ~ ptblisA
whss follows, from - )hsiss1pa Is. Co.
eeusspondsst Of - olisas Jssrnal,
thIeh may b coasl1ssl 80 voiss from
~ Sea lslands: "a
CaAnIssson, Z. O., Hsb. -. 90. .
The veto ofths FSse1osa's Bsfeas bin
~ beso rsseived hnU WjGA ooosidsrable
approval BY those l1aReoto1 u ths See
Islands, although Il s0sgde 49, 10 imms>
dieao rstisG. The fhet = ~ bsll T. qu.s
tien would have wsAlooed enEh9 than in.
eeeaesd the powoeo e ~ buseao. IL ON.
csrs nov ct under military orders, which
il I'll cases ars - stringent and effective
= under any new law that could b passed,
end ths ffsndman's rights ars very well
locked altsr. So lsng q military rub has
sway, without which there would be little
safety or % urity, there 10 no apparsst ne.
csssity for the psoposed red tape Of the
= oew 6ul. Il eens pasas q THE State. ~
n kQaaen - gsnG1ly q work, whist IN
= 0tAsgs Aood 6lateof things exists In I
"a ~ e The hask cssstise sysssm Of whip
ping and shooting has been rcsorted.to, to
indece them % worn Tor their old masters.
( Cen. Sicklcs has taken measures 10 correct
ne rnaunefeof theSo gentry, and dispatched
squad Of cavalry 70 arrest score ot two
Of them, to Do dsAlt With according = la~
aad With osdsrs - bring away allthe freed
men Who wish 70 leave, assessing the cx
Osneo npoo ~ pAntat IN questionl OF
the 01hes bond, laree nsmbsss a fredlms,
are docking % The cities and to the Sc
> lslsnds. expecting 70 b supported b1 tn
Government. Until the idsa 10 iucuicate,
that there 10 direct connection between
work aod rati0ps, there will necessarily b.
large number Of indolent freedmen
There 10 much complaint from the bette
elass Of freedmen on tho islands, that the
go overehslmed With "lasy nigeers'' frou
the up-country. Despite Of military or
dsss. they flock there 10 great numberS, IN,
The mortality u frightfuL Many Of thos
who have been allotted land are either to-
lazy to cultivate Il, Or give up their RICH
and title for enough rice and molasscs t
keep them from starvation. The poof, ig
norent and i-dolent ore - much the Siave
Of the intelligent and industrious a. the
were Of the whites before "Massa Linkum
made them free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
me-. EASrERI.Y.k
Iodine and SarsaDariIla.

10 he a.sa INTERN AILys vhioA yiises the
BLOOD and removes the CAUSE; and Then bv aI-
plying the Ointment to the parts. a spcedys
and permanent will be effected. Both are nd
yiscd to be msed in these complains. - "a VII
rfice- the iodine and SAsupafilla q MI Bbttle,
PRICE, ridlcy's Salt Rhenm and letter Ointment.
IS cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DR.. i. EASTEIIY & CO.,
eNo.su Norm Fffthstrcet, a. Louis. Mo-, Sole ITO.
prie.ors.
Sold at their Branch Family Medicine Store. No. 90
0adlsOn stScet, CAieaeo, ms.
For sale lg-1rHxises sansally.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

~. WosRT'TlAcn, lsl
|, South CLARK llrest between Aad
|, ison ana Non, oe, Chicago. Or
SlHce hours from 9 \. n. 10 8 r.
!IK Specialize inthe treatment
1Of all ptivsts dissases D all their
vsrisd end co4glscsted forms :,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

~ man nemed Sebastian Van Vickle who
ao - MED I'd the netghbori,ood Of st. Charles.
Asa':oA eSa1Ay, esme four years, was Or
rested ID thf 18th nlt., charged with The
/, Surder Of hie st2pfath~. Jehh Sci BSss, in
ldu i1eearis t6ass I've ytars sgo. On The b.
aeefs' undlrta9ipg eefr5est him. he snatch
- pear'cf hehvt iad irons, and was ab1u
b. stfihA(Qwnttn s0oer svh1 aSrestsdb him
- wesn the latter discharged ysyqlyerat III,
. "a, &c - 4 a'!I ,hs .siaalsiAs
~ stated fsr Missouri asxt dAy.-be
go 1870 III. sAfH@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

- 000286E.
~ The Radical measurement Of a mans 10y
sity has generally beer supposed to relsto
to the extent to which he was willing to 60
in the dirsesiaa Of niggsr equality. This
| opqsiop - esuplesslt everest BY The testiino-
say e(@2ss. Clinton h. Fisk, before the Sc
sess CsaGsali Dtesotosy in Warrington, ia
ken - AS sth iAst.- Msquets
- NJ duties within the last eight months
have called me through the Eve States of
Ksatuckyc Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia,
end ssissippi al made an,inspsction tour
1AssoeA thsthtse States belowi fennesSee,
in addition to ~ own regular duties 4 is
Hs1lee4l1lesf 1T Mes umSna ~ tislstest
iatMssS t66cds loyatists 6f tie naounthin'
districts;I the man who hace 6sss in our ar
niss take East Tennessee for instance !;
- great sppesition 70 the nsassrs ID The
1sanessSs Legislature, giving The negro lhe
.sh4 - testify, and an equality before the
Law, has come from that section chiefly in
Addie Tennsssce, the largest and The
~ wsalthisst planters Of the old slavchollling
population have more cordially co-operated
With ne ihlmy) dssies Than the people 81
&0DS YoDuu0n00 - .ff-' 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
nm. EAsTERLY.S
A NJ ERICAN LINZ M Z N T

viii Cure Bruises. Sprans, Cuts, Wounds Rheuma-
fsm. Contracted Tcndons, Swclled Joints, LumbagO
Tum0rs, and all Local and seated Pains, and all DIS
cases where an external Remedy h required.
THIS LTNTMENT Is, BEYOND ALL DOUBT. THE
most efiicacous remedy offered to the public.
Its volatile, penetratng. soothing and healing prop
critics duse themselves to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almost instant relief. .-
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
Dr.. Easterly's American Lininent
that Il readily curcs ne WORST WOUNDS on MAN
or BEAST. Every family should keep it constantly
on hand. Price-75 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. r. EASTERLY & Co. No.
70 North Fifth street, 81. Louis, Mo- Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. W Madison street,
Chicago III. For sale BY Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

Davenpsrt Carriage kspssltSfy
40. 40 lrsdv Sired, lstoss EVtA)
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
j. HOYT, PROPRIETOR.
- = KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
. large s1Dek Of the most throueh
y made and most modern style5 o.
CARRIAGHA DvoGIES AND HARNESSES,
Or Eassern Elanu1lacture. and most
durable quality. His goods wers bought and
contracted for before the great rise in maferia
end laher, which enables him 70 Offer the GREAT
Est INDUCEMENTS 10 purchasers. Catl r.;
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also constantly ON
hsnd choice stock Of Pianos and Aslodsoos for
sale or to rent. fb11-d4tlv
.. W0sDER !. DROTmEHa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
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BUT IS THE
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ters hss stvea ne ease when " ey thing else had
failed. Yours truly,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

Ssesud Street Livery Stable,
THOMPSON 4 m11.l~
IS, bet Main and Harr,sou)
Wish 70 INFORM THE
puhlis That thay have bssn
making important additions 10
ne Stoek, and now have the
argsst and most complete in IL city.
tesC Aos,oes, Jveeo H1sasoeoeee,
$ NEW BUG0IES. :
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Horses boarded On rcasoDable tsrms !. g#
Particular attention paid 70 calls Of fuuerels On
wAfsh esnasioee onr cksrsss win very low. jnls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14
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