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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-25
DR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

uDxkN n AO1 EuSA u rs
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Will Cure Ague and Fever Chs and Fever Dumb
Aguc, intermittent and Remittent Fevers and every
form Of Fever. incident to to the West.
Among all the celebrated remedies for Ague and
Fever. first and foremost in rank stands
DR.. Easterly's Fever & Ague Killer
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years e.
tsblished in st Louie, and h universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley 70 be an INFALlLA-
BILE CURE tor Ague and Fever in all its forms.
To Cure Ague and Fever.
Take dose ofDr Easteriy's Family Pills. ano VIXEN
done operating tske DR. Eaeteriys Fever and Aouc
Killer, doee a. directed on the bottle eyerv twc
hours until nine doses have been taken in the ahser
offcyer which always stops the Ague and Fever me
first DAY. Then TO prevent it, return. take the
Ague Killer three times q day on the seventh, four
teenh twenty first and twenty-eight days. afier fhc
last chin and fever. and you will he PERMANENTLY
CURED. Let every man. conan and child try IT,
~ Price 81. 50 per bottle. Pills 50 cents per box
e ~ Sold ~ DR.. f. EASTERLY,S Family Meii
cine Store, corner Of Third md Chestnut street -
Louie, No., and 1t 80 Madison street. Cdcaeo M
b. DIR. EASTERLY'S MEDICINES ARE
FOR SALE IN DAVENPORT BY 3. s,
AA1L0RD% @ HITCHCOCK &eIA1K0
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RlCh N ON D.
HARRISON, C000IN { APPERS0N,
Bankers : Real Estate Agcnts,
RICHMOND, VA.
HARRISON / CO.. (ssms partners,) BAKEsas
No. 10 New St. near Wall ST., New York.
LEWIS GMrsR. ESQ.,, Attorney. tr5-lE
BOSTON.

G.. n. ADAMS 4 CO.,
oR rHE 0e SAFE o or BUFFER cHFsE
Il Eggs. Beans, Peas. Beet. Pc, /. Lard, Hams,
Cotton. Wool Grain. Flour. Seed, Dried Fruit. DC.
~ Commercial ~. Boston.
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NATIONAL N
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Davenport, lOsCS.
Cash CAPITAL. 4lOO. Gee.

Thie Company lDauree agalnst loss or damage
by FIRE And LIGHTNING. Farm Property
and Detached Dwellings Insured for three or Eve
ears 4 a liberal reduction from The annual rate
Office in the First National Bank Building, Da-
yenport, Iowa. E. SMITH, PREssrsxr.
. Il. 4. EDwARps, Vice President Ina n. en-
rosp. Treasurer. r. W. FLowEa, Sec'y .dec23-ly
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..as.a9.Asssba 80 .iooIrsyo .swol :.
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to be known what the action Of my State
will be, that it will establish essentially the
principle adopted by Massachusetts and &C.
mont and pcrpctuate the institutions Of
this country, by making intelligence and
virtue, As far as practicable, the basis o.
the right Of suffrage among this people.
Mr.. Julian. Speaker
Mr.. PRICE, ask to be allowed two min
utes to reply.
Mr.. Julian-I give way.
Mr.. Price. can state to the House in
tive minutes al have to say. L have es.
tablished the fact that the question Of ne
gro suffrage was before my State in that
election, and all my colleagues, except the
member from the fifth district, will zorro
borate my statement. So much in regard
20 that question Of veracity. The gentle.
man HIS raised another. All have to cay
In reference to the writing ofthe resolution
l will say to this House, and will bring
proof-clear, plain, positive and over
whelming-that what have said about
that is correct, and tho statement of my
colleague 10, ~ matter Of course incorrect.
A MEMBER. Who wrote the letter?
Mr.. PRICE. know who wrote it. l
vOutuS0 W ny tuot can tell eX3ctly Wn0t
name 10 signed to il. A man does not live
twenty one years in place, if be amounts
to anytbi1e and 10 able to say yes and no,
without making some enemies.
Now, in reference 20 the gentleman Just
elected to the United States Senate, | wish
to read short paragraph from paper,
published in Iowa within week pat:
Governor Kirkwood's friends are, how
ever. quite sure. Of his success. and may, Of
course, be right. Singularly enough, sins
eu'az IN view Of the conservative efforts Of
me last campaign, the only bone Of centen
tice between the friends Of Nessrs. Harlan
ana A'rkwood, - to principlas, il q to
which OF their respective candidates il the
most RADICAL"
That d the question, Nv COLLEAGUE was
y the canvsss for United States Senator.
but notbeiIg very radical think Ia vote
could heseuntsd BY shout three. win
bring tie preefia regard to ths rssclutions
ysfsrrea ~ ~ Il w1s written vithsut -
newaeos IN ny pst-sueh proof q ne
~ eA01iA qnsslsoo. So, . ~ ~
1ASo0N. I Win amply 70 ~ thal
- iny1s Oullial dSayoaC: ~
s4sp@Ew gst @SE fsssss a.
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DR.. Easterly's Iodine and
NQrS0Darilla

10 . great female medicine. 1t Immediately
counteracts the nervelessness of the female frame.
Those suffering from weakness and assitude who
use it, at once become vigorous and full of ener-
ev under its influence. No female should neglect
to take it who is approaching that period Of life,
the CESSATION or THE MENSES. In such
cases il cannot be too highly recommended.
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q D M NJ E RCHAL.
TUESDAY MORNING. March

TUESDAY MoRSrEa, March 10.
CoTToF-The market closed yesterday at 346136e
for Ordinary, 31GqSs for Good Ordinary to strict
Good Ordinary, and 3q1-- for Low Mddling
Some parties quoted Strict Low Middling at 4Oo.
which appeared to be rather above the mar
ket, Others quoted Low Middling at 3sGnapc.
and Good Ordinary at 36G137, showing the diff r.
ence in the views Of buyers The market was
strengthened by an improvement in Foreign Es-
change.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--The supply on hand. or
The production Of Louisiana Is very EMAIL but the
demand is limited, and the sales yesterday were
confined to 30 bids Sugar at 136D131sc. q n. for
Fair. There were no sales Of Molasses. The last
were at 81 10. u gallon for very Choice.
FLouR-Heavy reduction In prices OF lover
grades. Common, 50; Fine, 80 2t6bt7; Low su.
pernne, ~ 20; superhne, OF 37k Choice do.
- i2hss 20; Choice Extra. $l3@asls SO; Very
Choice do, $i4 2b0sl4 90 y Dbl.
ooRs--The supply exceeds the demand, and
prices declining. Mixed, T4c., and white, s5c Y
buFhe
oArs-Large supplies and prices reduced. The
quotations are 6o05211sc, y bushel.
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HTEvE IN A NEW CHARAorER.--Ou en-
terprising friend, Steve Bssiliaco, who
knows how to keep hotel IA well az the
next man, and Ia an adept at whatever he
undertakes, has fitted MP part Of the base \
meut Of his hotel in beautiful style for the
convenience of puffera and ohewers of the
tweed"
In keeping with his model establish
meut, he has IL stored with great variety
Of the choicest brands of cigars, smoking
and chewing tobacco. &c.
Steve generally has his hands as full of
business m he can we'll attend to, and we
suppose now be will be kept buaier than
ever "feeding," "smokinR" and "ohew
ing" his customers. lie Ia good clever
fellow, and we should be sorry TO SEQ his
health suffer from too great rush Of bust
moss, which it seems he s determined the
public shall infict upon him, Bon voyage,
Steve, in all your undertakings.
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NIuR WAx's.-The largest store to DO
mot with In tho lower faubourg starting,
ssy, from the Boulevard and going SOUTH
East or West Ia that of our friend Nick
Wax. The triangular building East Of
Court House square is the place wherein
he ie to be found, surrounded witb-we
were about TO say~aores and mountain
piles-of Rrtieles in the Western Produce
and Family Grocery line. These he is
constantly and rapidly selling off and as
constantly aud rapidly replenishing, by
aooessions from the Western and Southern
markets..
Daily azores OF customers may be seen--
Whites and blacks,
Making tracks
For the store OF Nick Wax,
with stamps and greenbacks
To buy their packs
or groceries and nicknacts,
Western produce and gimorackB,
Equal 10 any IN Halifax.
These are "faohs."
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WOOD! WOOD!!

CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned until the 10th OF March, 1866,
for the delivery of One Thousand Cords Of Good
Mixed Wood to the Peuiteptiary. Bald proposals
companied with the names of nj least two respoB-
sible securities. The Wood must be delivered az
follows:
neffth Of the amount contracted for every
thirty days from date OF the signing of the con-
tract until the entire amount Ia delivered, the
Wood to ha measured by officers Of the prison.
Proposals for any number Of cords not less tha an
two hundred, will also be considered: the Board
OF Control rsserving the right to reject any or all
bids.
A copy Of this advertisement should accompany
each bid. tmar1l ID. @, MONTAN
Pres't. Board OF Control La. Penitentiary.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
" In A " CIAL.

TUESDAY MoRNINa, March 10.
GoLp-127ED12sb.
MISUNDERSTANDING, l3skpl3pk. N Y. sight,
u discount.
BAEE NorRs--Rank Of Louisia IA 5gdobbo "a dol
lar; Louisiana State Hank. T3D7b and T607sc.,
Merchants hank, 7T@Ip and s2@B3c; BANK of
New Orleans, $4,000 and gl@o3c and Crescent
City Bank and Union Bank, At about the same.
The inside range OF the above figures represents
the rates paid by dealers for the small sums offer
ed at their counters, and the outside rates the
market for round amounts.
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HHoorrre FHAoAB.@-At ball given by
the colored gentry a few nights SINCE, in
the envrons of the city, fraoas occurred
in which n colorsd soldier was wounded
from q piHtol shot. The parties TO the
affair were In liquor. The keeper and
lessee Of the house were both arrested,
taken before the Mayor and fined for keep
ing an unlioensed and disorderly house.
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SELLme OFF Below CosT.--Mr. Baum
stark gives notice through our advertising
oolumns that he isHelling at prioes below
coat, his present large and varied stock OF
Goods, which the reader will find emu
meratod in part in his advertisement Of
tho same.
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sg- A paper might be sprightly
without being savage, humorous
without being vulgar, and sharp
without being scandalous.
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The Gazette & Goluet
BATON ROUGE
THURSDAY, ,..l.,a;!!MARCH 10, 1866.

ESg- We are greatly indebted to the
entsrprising commission and forwarding
arm and steamboat agency Of Messrs' Ed
mondaton q Welshsns for files Of tho latest
New Orleans and Memphis papers.
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SuooTINe iuoNs.--A fne assortment of
rovolvers, Of tho best make, Colt's Rem
ington's, sharp's and Smith 81 Wcsson's;
besides single bsrroied pistols, metallic
cartridges, Of various sizes, shot pouches
and powder faRks- are to be had Mt Beal's
Book and Variety Store. SEQ advertise
ment.
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Ley Moro New Novels and Magazines
Just received at Heroman's. Among the
latter are Peterson's Lady's Magazine, and
Ballou's Monthly both for April. Soc
advertisements.
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Canoioates.
ew~ Announcements OF CandidateE--
$40. invariably In advance.
FOR DIST. ATTY.

Mr.. Edifor--you are Authorised TO announce
n. w. KNICIxEHuOCyE R, Esq, Of Ia
ton Rouge the present able and efficient incum-
bent. as candidate for reelection 10 the Office OF
District Attorney.
feb2q. FRIENDH AND SUPPORTERS.
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M. Edttor--please announce TOM HEX
NANDTgZ, as candidate for the Office Of sherin
al The ensuing election.
feb2ns MANY FRIENDS.
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NEW MUSTCl

IN IL Wv AVE- AJAtAD
Ar
Beal's Book and Variety Store.
JoHN--song, by q. 70. Flanders.
u Cdnfitsnd = Duett and Chorus, by W. T. Rog-
ers,
That Fys Of Blue by Lyman ] Fisher.
on Rest Thee, Innocent Darling, by Mrs. A..
l.. brown.
Sing 10 me Mary, by Emma g. Pierre.
Rosy Cheek Poihd. by Henry l.. Farmer.
Come 10 the W0ods-Hong- Music, by Theodore
Won la Hsche.
Sn.ite and be Cbntentef, Music, by Edward o.
Eaton
tipsv Beiie--sopg. nv Walter Clyde.
tlomneroial Hotel Polka, by Charles J. Young.
We aiss Thee---song aud Chorus, by Alice
Kingsley.
the Full efMe WaterfdH--0omio Ditty.
you-Ballaa sentimentai,by Norton.
Byofi.ers Ft1inttng at the Door--song, by q.
Bowers.
Ttrtfe FrHghn ~-Tr inscription, by BauRbaoh.
Wedring 81 he DEMONSTRATIONS, by Thee.
Won LsfIaehs.
nv Churmet--arand Polka. by do.
Tin Weddin0- Grand asllop, by do.
Crescent GttV Waltsss, by Edward o. Eaton.
just received aud for sale by
marg-bt JOSHUA heal.
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Ley promissory note has been lost or
mislaid. Soc advertisement signed d. G.
David.
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NJ. Eaitor-@peaHs announce EDWARD
COUshNAWD, as a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff at the ensuing election.
feb2D% MANY FRIENDS.
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JUST RECEIVED,

A ND IN STORE, and for saie cheap, at Archer
IA 4 lIenderEon's Great Western Produce De-
pot
SO Barrels PINK EYE POTATOES.
20 CHOICE APPLES.
20 EXTRA FLOUR
DO Bales WESTERN HAY
CORN, OATS, BRAN, etc.
r.. II GREENLFAF
with ARCHER Il HEspERaoF
febl0 Florida, bet. Lafayette Third SITS.
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lust RECEIVED.

r0l0 BUSHELS of the celebrated Brauou Cot
JUUU ton Seed Ave p,d, selected with great
care in tho year 1865, by J. w. Bryan and II i.
BADLY, beth well known TO the planting commu
nifty. Sworn certificates will be produced Of the
commences OF the seed and when raised.
II. II. GREEELEAF,
feb6 with Archer a Henderson.
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Cooking stoyes! Cooking Stoves!

JUsT RECEIVED direct from Cincinnati, r.
ID aans assortment Of COOKING STOVES xGfG#
all sizes. with fixtures complste. -
feb27. JAMES McvAY, 49,
Hardware Depot.
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FOR CLERK

Mr.. EdifOr-Please announce In your paper
the name Of JOSEPH EEPIILER, the pres
ent efficient CLERK, for election TO the office Of
CLERK OF The Fifth judicial District, at the ap'
preaching election.
feb22s MANY FRIENDS,
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First Class Family Supplies

First Class Family Supplies.
JUST RECEIVED
6 barrels Prime Leaf Lard.
20 kegs Z"
25 Three gallon jars do do,
tubs Choice DAIRY Butter.
10 Two gallon jars do.
tisrces Choice New Sugar Cured Hams.
1 tiarea - - bacon sides.
l boz =" Breakfast Bacon.
box " Dried Beef
2 barrels Dried Apples.
| barrel " Dried Peaches.
10 half barrels No. Q Maoksrel
40 kits No. l
~ half barrels Louisiana MolaHses.
10 Ten. gallon kegs Golden byrup.
| tisroe New Creole Rice.
10 boxes Hamburg Uhetse.
/ case Borden's dix.
g cases Pickles.
2 cases Mustard.
l barrel Pigs Feet.
90 bags New Drop Buokwhsat.
q Gross Preston a Merrill Yeast PoW dsTs.
8 cases NJ Carbonate Of Soda.
20 boxes Cincinnati German Soap,
hogsheads New Crop Sugar.
Also on hand general assortment Of flrst.clAEi
Family and Plantation Supplies, that are offered
at current market rates for such goods.
call from my old patrons and the public gen
orally ia respectfully solicited.
isnW JOSHuA bEAb'
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

FTNHE attention of families and others are or He'd
4 TO ray well assorted and seleqted stock Of
Family Groceries and Plantation supplies
80 barrels Mess and Prime Pork
~ Kegs Leaf Lard. (also In barrsls)
~ barrels WhiEkey.
Is Boxes Candles.
20 Boxes Soap N.WAX,
East Of Court House Square
fsb6 Triangular Building.
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M. Editor~-Pieasa state, that at the request
Of many Of his friends. ALFRED DUPLAN-
TIER. Esq, has consented TO become oandi-
date for the sbsri1alty Of the Parish Of East Ia
ton Rouge. febs2'
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GUNSMITH, LOCKsMITH

NJ A q HI N r. RE = ATRFR
MR.. l.. JULIEN DUMoNT, has just opened on
vi Third street, opposite Pixies Iiail. Baton
Rouge. shop, where he will attend to repairing
GUNS, PISTOLS, LOCKS, KEYS AND SEWING
MACHINES. He has Forge where no can also
repair Vehicles and Shoe Horses lie will ba found
constantly at his shop, ready to perform all man.
ner Of work "a above, besides oyerhauling and
msnding Parasols and Umbrellas.
mari I'm
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FIRE RRICK.

Ia nnn PITTsBURG FIRE BRICK, for sale a
4U,UUU the lowest market rates, by
D. ?. SCOTT,
feb1O at Baton Rouge Goal Depot.
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TO THE TRADE.

I'm nm O. d. Percussion Gaps, just received
lJU,UUU and for sale at New Orleans prices
mari JOSHUA nEAL.
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FOR SHERIFF.

RATIOS Roups la, Feb. 18th, 1860.
Ffitor Gdeetts and Comst--Please announce
W. v. HABiN, as a candidate for the ofEice Of
Sheriff Of this Parish lie will be supported by
feb21* MANY VOTERS,
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ATTENTION, PLANTERsl

CyTRIgTLY choice Fresh ground Meal, or arHt.
= class Milling on regular orders or At shor.
notice at the Steam Corn Mill Of the undersigned
feb20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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FISH Ha0E 9

Rf THE HUNDRED, or single dozen, at
- JANIS BEALS BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE.
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NEW FURNITURE.

TUsT RECEIVED, direct from msnufactory, per
~ steamer Ipdisna, large number OF FANCY
BEDsTEADS, also n large assortment Of CHAIRS
ALI of which will be sold at the lowest cash
a5uYez. A. BAUMSTARK,
jan3Q Corner of Laurel and Main streets.
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A FEW MORE LEFT.

VETFHAvE also received dozen PfgTOLS
wv direct from the manufaetory, with extra
moulds, which they will sell cheap
feb2O JASTREMsKT 4 MCCORMICK
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
-To-
PLANTERS AND LABORERS.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED having opened Labor
1 Agency Office in the city of Baton Rouge, are
prepared to Hll orders Of Labor which may be en-
trusted to them by Planters.
Planters and others requiring Field Hands, Me-
ohanies or House servants will ind IL to their adj
vantage to give us call.
Persons who cannot conveniently call, would to
well to address US. giving the number Of hands
e1ured and stating the conditions Of the con-
tracts they desire to enter into.
Freedmen desiring employment can secure COM
fortabls homes, kind treatment and good wages,
by applying Mt once to this Office.
O'CONNELL 81 KENNEDY,
Ofice-pike's Row, near Military Headquarters,
Baton ROUGE, La.
BATos ROUGE, La, February, 1866. feb2a
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8. d. 8ogsl's 9obt'msnts.

4-s.=-s--z----zl-------~-~--sa
no the Ladies.
rHsHE ATTENTION or THE LADIES 10 respect
L fully called TO my large assortment OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
CORsE'rR,
PERFUMERY,
HOOP SKIRTS,
HOSIERY,
NUBIA8,
SONIA as,
BREAKFAST SHAWLs,
THREAD,
NEEDLES,
HAIR PINS,
GLOVES,
lPERFUMERY,
ETC., ETC.
My present stock Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Is eempleta. Examine my rtoek and Judge for
yourselves. JULIUS @. BOGEL,
febiS Corner Main and Lafayette Be-.
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L. FENDLER'S
DRY GOODS L. CLOTHING STORE,
THIRD STREET,
Nearly opposite the bank,
Nov offers his stock OF goods al small advance
on New York prices, and will sell Clothing ssps-
ciaily and all sorts Of Winter Goods, Mt very low
rates. The following Goods will be sold ~ q low
figures
FINE gHAwLs HOOP SKIRTS, all kinds
PoPLINB, WOODEN GOODS,
DELA1FEs, EMO. MERlNo,
A LARGE LOT OF
LADIES' HEMsTITCHED HANDREROHIEFs,
LADIEs' AND CHILDREN's SHOES,
0fall kinds and qualities.
BLANKE Ts,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
ZEPHYR woRETED.
NUBiAs, etc, OF Q
BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS, COATS.
oRivATs, BOOKS,
And
GENTLEM EMS
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
Ey- The friends Of Mr.. n. D. CHEATHAM
will bear In mind. chat he has sole charge Of the
Dry Goods and Clothing Department of this Estab
iahment, and will always be on hand to give sat
iEfaotion to all who favor him with . call.
II. FENDLER,
jsno Third st., nearly opposite the Bank.
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FOR RECORDER.

WILLIAM HUBBs, Esq. ss candidate for
the Office Of Recorder for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. lie will 10 supported by
feb92+ NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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IN ADDITION to his large assortment Of the
a best brands and qualities Of all articles In the
line OF TobaceoniEt, CAM!LL0 QUINTBR0,
keeps aiso on hand a choice variety of"Notions,"
such az fne Pocket Eniues, Stationery. ETC, to
which he invites public attention. guaranteeing
give satisfaction to all customers. juyi-H
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TN THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THE CITY
| AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FUR THE CITY
state WILLIAM CT SACK, deceased
The Audi appointed by the Court audit settle.
and adjust the account of NARY OUSACK, Acting
ExecutrIx and rustee OF said decedent and to report
dstrbuo the balance In the hands of the accountan
will meet the parties interested for the purposes OF his
A. M. at his Office, No. 402 WALNUT Street, In the
CITY OF PhiB delphia. W. ID. BAk- -h
20 fmw5l* AGdltor.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY A, 1966.--NOTICB is
i hereby given that writ Of scTe fsc'ss WI be
bree months fIom the date her unless the same Is
pai' "''n'" 'N" w. A. SILVER, Attorney-atLaw
No. 81 N. SEVENTH street.
"CIlY" TO USE OF LANE SCHOFIRLD Vg.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company. @; p, Decem-
her 1865. No 28. For paving S7443 lot N. e.
OF weny and Spruce stree Is, II feet front
Spruce BY 81 feet inches deep on Twentv-secoRd
street. o. ism"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-29

Majesty has come TO the determination Of
cutting IT, Mexican bonds have come down
with run, and will soon be worth next to no
thing.
The balance of the Bank of France to-day
shows aleceipt Of 6l3 millions, perhaps one of
the largest ever accumulated by that institution.
P. s.-A despatch arrived from Dresden at 8
o'clock this afternoon, and which has not been
communicated TO the newspapers, announces
that the Prussians entered SaSony to-day.
Thus the long expected cannon-shot has at
last been fired.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-29

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