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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

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n ~ D. 3. Diskiaooo - . ioeu-
saeo spsa NJ Kfs seeosp -.
Nsessee uewv.u1n1unosoo 49, q
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ssaasasy. .xyvB3H ~ assDEI
otths ~. ~ 4l6slsisssta III
49, - = 81 a9&sss' ~ ~a''f
r. e e: = : ~ ~ = I'D
'A''''|Srt H'F@ | vlllu IL w
A ma has bsen oade . ~ Seeessy
4eel:es ie My Ygts 4. dAt|s3A!es1s9kt =.
- laos ~, ~ toAleaatGAs oI
IT, Pssasylvanis Lseislatsss has dis.
isanchispt n IN 9tats = psedoqCvO I'D
20 sseats IL N(AA q 1sesfss4 ~ the
military q naval service.
The bevs eth eranuae sehesle e Nsw
Dedisrx 6@2QS 60 131o ssl,ss
Into . society les shs sappssesiee q psssss-
~ snd vulgarity in thar schools.
The British mussum u costly establish
neat, a. il takes nearly e6l6,0oo per an
nun 70 casry IL on Of which SON ~, go
~ for the purchase. ~ ~, 600 fee -
81 dhe SebA - " cay
Atappus uslh, = tlytsssse tsPdes
Dc Il C0ocoede and the Champs Dc 3ass, 10
spoken Of - one Of the schemes - b
trisd during the great gathering ae Paris
osxt year.
The Northern Pacific Railroad whose pro-
ieetsd route ruAs ff0a 1Qiu6eootote Oregon
end the Pacific coast, ass ssking Oongssss
their bo6ds, % ron twShty ysdss.
An infant VS. born in wilningteo, w..
rsceatly. With its nose 1hd upper jaw uni-
I'd In one common mass. and void ofupper
lip, but >Ahsrwies = ossttH and 1Svel.
epsd ehilal- 4 8hysi1iaa 1psrash - y
i few weeks since, taking out one.third Of
he jaw, dissecting is fsen the neee, asd
osking COED upper lip. The baby y aow
= perfect health, With . very hsn4eees
nsss Is f4Ql- ISL IOWA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25


Every family Il THE season. should uss
SpEER'S SAMRUR0 PORT WINE
Cs,ebntcd IN Edsupe fpr NJ AnAfirnal ma teAs1cial
qualities highly esteemed BY eminent ply scians, sss4
ihe Sr.t families IN k'irdeS ri sssrls.- u
AZ A TONiC-lt has no equal. csn.ing 40 appslites
ad building " ihe system, being entirely pase -
As 116 0JG Iii inbarts shronhy ecAsnt 49,
Glnads, Kidnayr and Urinary Organs very beosecaM0
D:sgs{ Gov" w md E. |. , s,SSS ~, J,,ce
the Port Grape, possessing medical psoprietiss -
Tor oil weak and debitit1rd pets6hs, III he sacd -
infrh improving the appetite and bsnsatting helo
II ~ III ~ "A ~ IA n b. asssissa. y Ct
N - De sure the signature u AiSnxD SsnD , ~
cork Of each bottle.
=. 81 z. BY s1 h 81 Fl f,S eIocs
article, imported only By fr spssr. dis33 mo- -
S T 1s.ds supplied b sboi.s;I. arsssEs |. No.
y0ek, Boston. hiledelpAia ard q. Lcl6. A. ~
A. STEER, q bic Vineyard u Gew. J9p9. eHh !
n s Sa :s|:S b ,,s< /; sfishv
Wholesale and Retail Dflegi1D Doc61A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

studvl foP the last twenty years. ee0
tsersbrs The peSsDs r0A9h - a0it1o ooQci
90nsult No one ever heard Of peeees
C Is not being cured since he hes bees y eee
eity His reputation has vouchers ~ 81 sneS
6aoere his patients and the medical pr0lceoee
boih here and sbeosds, - l15pOs We p4SSknes0
Specialist here, and . thorough nesseS q u
Sexual disese IT others fail. don't despair. eive
s;s !. =: Ssae.:3 :rs3 d.
~ fa1ies ~ Rentlenen, and the most eo0pSesc
fousa,lin. TzzsR4snFmA.nssnnes4 'ai I"
Blkslow devotes much Of bic time a "a 35sss: =,
pent df those caDe6 eUoesA byse teesot 9eoNeaO
ruins both mind and body rpattteG - ,ysiee'
tunste individual for .etthSt buSihees o. 1oeissy.
The sad effects Of these early hsbits, or The ~
eessss bf riper years, 10 70 weaken snd debaleose
The constitution, destroy the ply steal and nensei
power1 diminish and enfeeDle the neiurs! sss'
49, ed exhausta theAitleWUl0 otWeohoeei
The pleasures Of life are marfe", the cc)ec. q
matfiake frustPsted, and existence itself rssess.
ssevssj. sSreGsji1s }ps{ Ni4mph11a hAt u III
fiaee skoSld Ice no lime 10 msking immediate
spelteabioe, - DR.. b., By. bis new tssesmes1 =
osablsd 70 ensure speedy snd Pefneaeesecse.
CONSULTATION free sn4 ecned U9ce - as )
nS0 6cuSh Olek xetsst, c0tSsfi " Hero
AN hloek frsA tbe Rpst 49, RQsAe1 49, s>oa
Chjcaee Ill Once hosss from a.. NokHkfy ts,
Send ~ w a0elaIss nsaft1, }" 1daetsuse
.;,;slt e.: sasfss z: a,.as siiss,' lo0
saie nimedie. The best pseventive q csosDoee "
49,. ! 0ent IN any, ddfson nfoo a ehoeQo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

"uryR B1sffE1s ARE PREPARED IN fCRH
IL -Dsasbos Whiskey. ffu4 cumninsuoe 9! over
twenty different kinda Of r0Ots, berks - rfsr9.
6set - .pereeet cdneeft one wilh ne ~ p9
ohkL Red Jacket. to Dr. Chapip who used them sse-
use gained - s!eas popSls1y ii TIE trsatsas "a
and Nervous Headache, Fever and Agne, and sll dc
eases a4si.g nton aorpin liver sud iualksao1; Fss
som suffering from either Of these 0athsnme diseases
will nnd cure by the Of these Bittess. which ~
Do . uss1 VI seas ~ r sass gl.d
vince The Ia Most 4 StisI shas in tie RED JAofF
there isa vistue thai - Oehe DhtsM bdDass.
They strengthen and invisotaA ~ eystsm.
They are uneQualled f,r general debility. =.
3 1ssS = s9 ss Fl II RH ss,s ,.
Thsy sSssSt dIgrston.
e ey 5 purify ~ e;,rs ga sSss s ~
They are an antdote to change 81 water and diet.
Y They ass : pssvssassiv2 Of Fsses and ASse !.
TSey enF Nervous Headache.
= they aNpufCtG Epressno pantAoIA . ~
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERs arr only soli
IN quart bottles never b. the gallon, quart pint
E. that . our private 3osernmfnt stamp u nEs'e.
edli BY ali druggists and dealers throughout ths
c7ii Tor Red ssclrt ans take no sshlr. =
Circulars to the trade supplied ON application.
nKNNMrrlETES Anoa =
olana - NGiehAgaa Avenue,
- CHICAGO ? s,Gs % I. !
Wholesale in Davenport By et
De1derhecke 4 NGillers e. Tege.
0erIS Harrison e Stnrkn3 0tevooe
SOD 4 Carnoh0Aa mchse davis |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
muMPHREYse
homeopathic Specifics

proved fsn As most ample sspssisnee. - setire
euecess Simple-Prsmrs- m0stsoto0D ooooeeo. ~
~ ~ only Medicines perfectly adsps1 70 pepslas -
80 simpls, shas mistakss esnsos ~ node u sem0
then harmless, to be free freo danger ana %
s0ctsnt = eoa olVayp seliobso. fhsyhnvpSeteee -
Aiehsst c6amsAAAoen 6so4M. nd sta 6Ssysrsaees
n9sfastiea. Cent?.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

nIislasties. Gents.
-. Cures Fevers, Coagestions and Ia
"3"w~!00sw ern-isvsr. Wsrn solis q
-" Crying collie. or teeshing infants. q
a. 3" nDlorrhHa Of children or adults q
~ g." 1Dysonaery ,griping, bilious collie q
ss" 8" Cholera.Mcrhas,or vomiting q
- Coughs, Cold hosrseness, Bron-
anita, ............:...- 1890. -
aSX!EssESss ~. NJ n
go" Headaches, sick headache Or
40 sssS;Sg{yS;;slsj s..l Il Siiiiii;s;; =
stomach costiveness ...... Is
al HmppresseA.o cor painful periods IS
s'ls " l.eacorrhoea0r Whites,
too profuse periods. proIapsis..... IS
"ls Croap, hoarse cough, breathing. Is
s'14 0altsRheum, ei ysipelss. eruptions Is
Il: s :s;1i ,s ss;l re: :
s.i7 Piles. internal or sxtsrnal. blind
",s q Ss s'ssd|aEli 80. si ~. I!
med eyes or eyciids .... 500.
"ls :" Cat9rrA. acute Or chrpnie. or ~
6uenzx. D.. ..s..s... y
80 vvAOop10g-c ough, or violent
-, x iU::%ssis s1 81 :iiiisss
s.sS " Ear discharges, impaired hearing 81
''Ss - Scroiala. large gland. ,swellings 20
.'9l General debility, weakness.... 50
"a5 " nDrOpsy. ann scanty sesretions. -
s'9s sea sickueaey or sicknsss Of SidiDo e
s'37 Mid mey 9i1esas. 1t4sel. ........ 80
=. s'3S -" Nervous debility. Seminal en-
missions, Involuntary discharge. 100
ss40 i" Sore Mouth, canker. ......... so
80" Urinary inc0ntinence, wetting bed 50
ss3l :. nDalm1ial periods. even with spssm 50
"sa Donertngs 1t change Of life and
balpjtatious 49,. ........s..... los
- !" Epllepsy sad spasma and q.
vi1us' dance.... .-.........-..... 100
- Oiptherla. and sore throat. 100
FAMILY CASES.
Oaso sf35 vials. morocco case and book. 4 o.oO
..ss large walls. in morocco, end book. e.vu
"es = Do fei r DO Do =. 500
80 do plain case. do :. So"
"15 boxes, mos. l TO 1873 book...., 500
"of any boxes, Mes. I 70 lS, and oe0k 1.3S
Single boxes. with directions, csc. Soc and o..
Veterinary Specifies.
Mahogany Case ~ walls ..............o l0. %
Hingle Walls with directions. Lee
These Remedies, by the csse or single box, are
sent 70 any part Of the country, By Mail or Ex-
pssss, freeof charge, on receipt Of price. Ad-
''' HUMPmREY.s
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Depot,
Once and Depot 562 Broadway, N. T..
FIR sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR.. Humphreys is consulted daily at his office
pesscualy by Letter. - above, for all fssns q
STEvENsON 4 CARNAmAN,
Agsnes. Davenport. jyS-deod m-w-fsly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
Economy Il Brllliancy 4.
KEROSENE LIGHTS /!
CTS sUPERsEDEn!
PefrDIewM ~ POposlN1.tzed
DY "a. USE OF


U3SV vS3N Am
- \
= r :.
cut s s:s ,, s he s"x >. cn'hss7, and h.
manV other valuable improvements.
Hanging Lamps, brackets. and Table Lamps also
improved SAD. q o'os. Ss,s cs;ss.S ga .sst:s
SurSsr. sanvenisnuy combined and made ayysesosse
= ssy ecnmes e. r Lamps are 90 ..asos =
3ing, &C., vish ,ss renoviue the shsAs sr Chimney.
Great Davisg eT GLASS 80 wen -
Or Shades and CHR meg. never need y AssAsA =.
sspa iss elessIses - are e ssss'e aess sRsssc
s,s s. eo.. ss.ay :. much
a. Our ' oh..o.y. ~. mad. 10 ORD. :. sutEalo.
Sss.s: !. .ss - = e - cS,ssss~T.
r k0TlM q n A l. ..
fns.. eomn:nd..o:y 80. s.ess. ,ro. .s..sss.
is =. "a s~s or Ismps Ssss .ssn bssss shs 81
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re: = q p..., n. r..,iA, Of u. ,pa.,.aA...
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sss.'s ss.s sn' :; ! hay: AZ. sy:. ~ :: ,,,.s.
e,u.H rem sm - v. .s,l.o Win your smps, she,
vere seIl % my rlee e uhe Law sen u Improve
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25

STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC,
Diseases arising from faulty secrstioa.-ia ths
one case being too little, aud accompanied By ~
we're pain. aud the other a too profusc secretion
which will be sueedily cured By the
CONSTITUTION @ArER
CONSTf1 UTlON WAITE
CONSTITUTION WATER
G CSSsTI4gg44iiSSNN Watch Watch
etf CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
TAE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY fOR
the ONLY KNOWN REMEDY F0E
TaE Only KN0wN REMEbY ron
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
DIABETES. 'A' 81
IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANOUARY AND BURNING. ORPHAN.
Full URlNATlNG.
For the diseases Il il truly sewerage remedy,
md teo mveh cannot Be said in its praise. sin
gle dose has been known % relieve the most uf-
Are you troubled wi,k ~ aiSassss5se pin in
PsAs snsll Sf ths back ED through re kiPs' x
rslisvs yee LIKE nagic.
Pc PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced sivss up the sss Of b.shs. e.
bsbs, md juniper in ~ tfeatnent Of thoss Dis
sase, aad Only sss thsh fss the waat Of ssesss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-25
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NJ G,~A On6f4Swsse, C2enq0os ~

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y - =, - Ysrns, 0isss Adolsfs-
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eets.-B,etches, Constips'ios. soss ~ .
- n he suSsM n The beek-cm % 's''y 70
seorsd 70 health. Consultssion tree.
Chsrres Doderdae, md cures susree 1900 ~.
Pous OGss Bsx, 1874. An letters WIN seAR
answered.
P.S.-Ail business strictly conndeoaei. ~.
~ hours from 8 !. =. until Z. 7. 1ee.seeva
1nH1yinsOPHY or MARRIAaR-The Prgps1etsle
~ ~ New YoeK n1uneurA Of AnA1eoy ~. 1922
lined TO Issue nee, four o. thsf moa IT. ~ ~
tnres ON Marriage and IL ~ ~
wdPhys,cal n6bmtg, Pfeuoeefe Dcen a sz z.Isooos
Kdieestioe, Weakneo o. Depecsaon. :! .sss ~;
Ipe: = 1esg - 49, r0 on ~
ekcess Of majority. d ignorsnes on Fny'''''U ~
~: 2 i sssS5s ~ u,sauajAsst AssAe l.Arx
eilighteuing and saving thonsends, ana ~" ~ -
1900 sse,1 n; ~ e S sSc5IR' " - 4 1aEsI ~ Asd:
~. 0i5 Broadway, New Yssh.- ASSy
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
NOTICE.

HAVING closed out our store and stock OF BOOKS
Il and Stationery in this city, we would bereoS
return thanks to the citizens OF Jackson ahu
surrounding country for the patronage they nay have
so literally extended so us. We also most ooItn'S
| recommend TO the public, successors, esste-
Fyrich & Co. whose extended experience in the
BookeIrade win be to their customers advantage
Messrs. Eyrich s. Co authorized TO collect our
| outstanding accounts.
| April &3dIw TITCoAIB g. POWELL.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
We are Receiving
D01sI gnments respectfully soIClttu-
Crane r. EAiEZheIm.

All Of which propose to dispose Of for CASH
al the LOUEST Market PRICES
All descriptions OF Country Produce bought
and sold
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
DISEASES or THE WOAIB.
PACIFIC HOTEL.
I7o. 172. ia &I76 Greenwic Ii,
tone square west Of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel is wen ard widely knowa to the
travelling public. The location Is especially suitable
~ merchants snd business men, il is in close prox-
unity to the business psrt Of the cyfs the high
ay Of southern and Western travei-and adjacent 70
III n !. rriueinai Railroad and Steamboat depots-
The Pacific has beral accom- nmedHton for ever 500
nests. X i well furnished and possesses every mod
- r,,-ovsr,ent for the comfort and entertainment
- 80 i,r a.ss The rooms spacious and well ven
,ilatej provided with gssand water attendance Is
and respectful. and the table is generally pro
rsS.t rrssai tyv;,t, zvsrv deiieaey Of the season
The subscriber who, for the past few years has
been The lessee is sole proprieor and INTENDS 70
bosse With long experience IS hoietkeeper, ne
tr1sts bv moderate charges and liberal policy %
uotsi o,.s-n April I4dly
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
CHS LIGHT !

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair,
and light win be furnished by the first of next week
A large supply of Piping. Meters Burners. Chan
daleers &c. hand. and all who desire Tx
lures put their residences business houses can
have il done az by leaving their orders at the
City Gas Works
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
THOS z. HELM,
April l5dn President
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
rrTx1ArE oALoOrE.
LOOK or FOR the THIEF.

MAN calling himself Dr. T. c. Anderson.
n aged about ffty years old upper front teeth
ont black ewes hair rather gray and inclined to be
corpnIent saws he is a Nirgiuian, and claims TO
have lived in Cuba al time; the said Anderson
having been arrested in Selma Ala for having two
i,-es in thar State also for swlnding widow lady
ot ~ her entire cotton crop; all that she had left
for her support after the surrender lie made 1 hls
esraDe and is now travelling up and down the rali-
,5s =; tbe ,aaS+,srn mart OF this state. 1 deem It
my duty to notify the public of this se9unGre
pril 2.th- Il 4AzA1N-N+
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05

AtAAAN0N. HAMILTON & co. who viii in.
his Eoiirre
ksse heliy Springs Reporter viii copy above 70
ait f8asRD
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05

-
uzz.s.uuzzzs.zszz
NEW ORLEANS.
zALNoy rArLos JosEPH McEIRor. cRowEL II. EYS5
TAYLOR, MoELR0Y & Co,
N1a1Vastssress ana Jo5acv Of
/ Q l. O T FL I N O,
% Canal Street,
marled3m NEW ORLEANS
I LAz LINDSEY, wHALsMITH
+ NIcAsburg, Miss New Orleans.
LINDSEY & HALSMITH
COTTON AND PRODUCE
/ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
/ No. 33 Natchez Street,
/ New Orleans.
Consignmenis solicited of al Kinds q Produce Par.
neulaf a'.enton given io filling o. orders FOX Factors
e Cash advances made ~ on goods II hand
CLOTHING! CLOTHING"
MALARD & ToOKER,
D. CH4ETBES ST.------.--.... 1 o
New Orleans.
WE now have in store fresh stock Of SPRING
w ANDS SUMNER CLOTHING which we
offer for sale To country Merchants Planters etc
A fine assortment OF spring Cashmere Suits
Black Alpaca sack Coats Of various qualities
Linen and C0tt0nade Pants for Plantation use
Low priced Fancy Suits. for Plantation use
Checked and eolored Shirts.
4 Complete assortment of Furnishing Goods
Purchasers VIII und il to their advantage To give
rs call marl5a3m
SIMON HERNSHEIM.
Whosssais Dsal1 e..
HIT4HA DOMESTIC AND GERMAN CIGAR
Virginia and Western
cue WING Il BACCnJ
Also Hagaaa Flariaa, Hericaa aud Mason Count
and Connecticut Seed
LEAF TOBA eco,
Wrappers and Fnlers
ToBA eco ~ B4LEs. .F0R RllEEIcIyHlRKEI
and FLAAF4 IION Use ILHAlS ON HAND
No. 73Grayicr Street,
Behreea T,houpiioalas and Magazine
InarIodsm NkW oRLE4N-&
F. BAUER,
lfaHsyaet,vsr Importer 'aad Dealer ia
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALISES,
Carpet Bags,
India Rubber and Oil Cloth Clothing
HATS, CAPS &c.
No. > Magazine Street,
r,,r,-,,,, Opposite Custom Hgqse IIe 9r or,r,-s
r, \ + W II L.
Importer aud Dealrr in French English and American,
Z 4 p Z r II A n g y G S
AND
WINDOW SHADES OFEFERT DESCRIPTIONS /
and Fancy Borderinss Fire screens. ''s'' ''
No, IA Camp Street under City Hotel
HUGHES 4 F0TGFP
CDrl5,r,>ryU raAn v-opr~r, |
1IOLotEN boOAI W OhhS, /
1,rf-,1 ., ... =, ,..-,,
' - 5"''''
Othce No. 90 Common Street
a4-2a2m NEW oRLF4ES.
NEW ORLEANS CARPET HOUSE,
10 - ChartreS 81 IN
We have reee we'd within the last thirty days fnL
ePgslLy, t4rse pasNag.s insfains Nenellans Dutch
v "ol and Hemp CarpetiHg; also. Floor on Cloth, OF
u widths and qualities v Whit4 Chcckersd and Coco
'iaao covers.
II --,. -1uL a, biDo 9NLAN y 20
ROBERT PITKIN'S
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05
NEW ORLEANS.


signed viii open The Point Clear Hotel on about
the 10Th day Of May next This establishment is w
being repaiated and put in complete repair and con
cition, gas and water works being erected the
grounds beautifully laid out and the house furnished
entirely new with the best Of materials and latest i'm
prOyemeDts.
Arrangements viii be made for direct comm mica
tim with New Orleans and Mobile both by steamb0a
and telegraph. Billiard sbes Of the most approve
pattern have been ordered Ten Pin Alleys beiag
built, and every amusement suitable 10 be climate
and the place, afforded to man, woman chid.
For bath ing, and fishing and health ess, this
celebrated watering place has superior the
tinent, and the undersigned i4teH to make 80 the
most pleasant aad comfortable 10 ihe wo-.5.
April ildijvl CHAS. z. SMEDES- Manager
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-05

70 see Onrsels as ithers as
--.--1 slg, one uulnIL-
igated went dorm with another jerk, as
if a mattress had fallen on his head,
and rooted himself again
After which there was second
eloquent silence Of twenty minutes
Followed by a rise on the part Of
one Of the uncompromising sleeps
heods, who delivered herself-of
prayer for quaker children who were
forsaking drab ways, and hankering
after crinoline, or striped pantaloons.
After which, silence, for a third
time
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-12-01

ecss-rwrirv ono year invariably
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FrMALr Blondin-Good Idea, tonight.

GENERAL CLEARY AGAIS.--We have in
cidentally learned fact in regard to this
notorious individual, who cleared out so
successfully in defiance Of the civil au-
thorities some days ago, which we can
not pass over without recording, says this
mornings Argus. In former article ex-
posing abortion OF his infamous career
while in Memphis, We incidentally
alluded to the fact that he had in bis pos
session piano while domiciled in Mr.
Duvalfs house 1t since is ascertained
that he had two pisnos-Butler on an in
significant scale. he told Mr.. Duvall
and others repeatedly, that those pianos
we're con6scated by the Z. S. Govern
ment Within the past month he became
so liberal with c. s. property C?) as to
present these pianos to two ladies. one Of
whom resides twelve miles from here, in
Mississippi, the other resides in this city
The pianos have grand oc,sgon.legs-one
with pearl keys, the other ivory, and are