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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
LATEST NEWS
8r TELE0R.APm.

Nsw YoRK, September 20.
A iiesaid's Washington special 5. ys One
Of the las, tffcal acts If Secretary Harlan,
performed the day before bis resignation
took effect was to execute . contract by
which the reserve lands Of the Cherokee In.
dams IN Kansas, consisting Of about 500. 900
actes wese sold to the Connecticut En,sran t
Society for 81 rer acre.
a Hersld's Washington special says: Il
has transpircd that the pay master who emu
bex1lcd several thousand dollars Of the Gov.
esnment money by cutting from the 7>aO
bonds in his possession. the matured ooncen
and aprropsiating tbs pr 'ceeds u his own
use Is Lieut.. Cel Thos. l.. Winston, Chief
raymaster Of the Pay District Of the Gulf
q New Orleans.
A Trlbons's Richmond special ssys th.s
laws will not be tried either il October or
November % his council will b nseified To
ncsrow. Probably The q. .. Disl,ict Court
SuI b held 81 THE city and at Norfolk n
Ncve9bes. and the Circuit Court NAV b.
ned hefs q the so0e time, yet il il uneer.
nm whether the council fee Ne. Davia eill
sppsaf there OF oos. Il IL aid that jude
Underwood % undecided abeut cowine n
snse city. - he 10 satisfied that there ~
been conspiracy - asaaaoinatc him.
a TIibuns's Poughkeepsie spec;s, savs
Edwin lhorn's horse Hamlet. wee The pe,ee
= so'd medal q the great trot before the
Duceess County Ags,c altural Soeisty. thi,
afternoon, - Washmet Hollow In S:45.
IN the race on the Fa,hien Couasc YES
.esusy, between Lucy Car and Rosamond,
Lucy ~ss sne winner. Tine Of the last heat
A wv'ds spei,l eays: The scerct.-v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

WAen,NofoN. Sept 29.-9en. Dix had an
interview this morning with the President
and subsequently, with Secretary McCullocb,
and will return to New York by this even.
ings lnain. Although nothing definite IL
known upon the subject several Of his PER.
sonAl friends say the probability 10 now
that be will retain the TN sitiOn Ot naval OH
Ger Of The Post Of New York
The Times special says NJ to \ late hour this
evening no intelligence had been received
from Gen. Dix with regard tn his aCcep
lance or defamation Of the French mission.
II was freely reported ON the street to-day
that he had accepted II, but there was no au-
thority for the ruEOr. 1t has not been time
tor reply IN the ordinary case Of the mails
since the appointment was understood. II
was understood here that Gen Dix WAS
qualified AS naval officer oil the Post of New
York, but that does not dcbar him from the
acceptance OF the French mission.
In respect to the anxiety Of persons for
positions n the reoIganized regular army,
nothing further can he said than that the
hest Of field officers, though filled IL not
ready Tor announcement. The country will
be glad To learn that under the careful su
Ierv,s,on Of Sccp tary Stanton and General
Grant, such selections are being made from
the lulneusc number vi applicants az will
insure The best ofccrcd army in the world.
Every man Will he oi proved valor. eff.
cicncy ard integrity. AID his appointment
will tie ON these grounds alone no political
views or interest, having the slightc.t
weight in this ma'tcr. The better man $
record the more certain will be bc 81 secur
Ing "A position; tor the record oi every officer
selected is figidly scrutinlzed.
The bond OF General Dix as Naval officer
Of the Post uf New York was to day filed
aud approved before the Commissioner Of
I ustoms. and the Commission was deliver
I'd to him. The Gen. hsd separate inter-
views with the Prcsicen', Secretary Of War
ami the Treasurer.
The President has directed the pardon Of
Poster Repp, convicted ~ the Sept. term.
1865, of the U. ). Circuit Court for the
Northern district of Ohio, for passing cOun
teric,t currency and sentenced 10 Two years
The pardon has slsO been
ordered OF Benz +. Clsrd. cow icted by ~
l. :. Court for the district ot Delaware TO-
passing counterfeit money, sentenced for one
year.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Scrofnla. Asthma. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Paral-
ys,-, >euraig,s los ofAppct,tc, Chlorosr,
Want OF nlood, Marasrns, Wasting,
Liver Go npln,nt. Krke'a, Weak.
ness IN Children. Debility &c
Narslng \ ireynanc, piih.
cult TcethIug. nni AL
Disorders Of Lungs Nervous 4 Blood systems
TIE HYroPuosrulrEs nd with rsour1xr.s
aud 'tR1 hN, IN every s'ngc of pulmonary disease,
cScr II IL. acute ihd .ail,tl iiutr~G tuN.tur
nos and lsn with lNNARiABIt EFFICACY in
all der ng.n, us al To- Blood aud Srrvnur Systems
The cnrrs ohiaued nv this Eemcsi, are "Jnparal.
lelrd IN the Annsls ~ Ncdi,inc." and .ir,reiii Re.
suits such A. no Treatment has equacd, OF e, IN
npproat he'd,
Wi>, uE-TEKS HYPOPIioSPHlTCS
are the m II important gents known TO the Medical
Secn,c. for Their Power To Relieve Every Form Of
Nervous Disease. They are emphaticaily 4 NERVE
FOOD. restoring the Vital Energy and ,c-n.igora
tinv all the Functional Processes ~ H. Their m
edlnr n..i j. remarkable tending to produce The
Nh; k.ii.sh,r and Rcnovaing Sleep. They
should be- use !. prom, tly in case III LOSS OF
NEkNpt : FORCE from whatever carsc, NJ The
EASIEST MOST DIRECT. AND MUST ArPRO-
rKiArE REMEDY.
~ Es~ry Sufferer az Debility.
or any Chronic Malady by which the vital energies
are depressed. or exhausted; and every woman who
need NERVOUS 1oNIC-an lnvigorstor-should
send for:W J. Winchester 4 co.'s NHW CsIClII
Als.f1cpmp,icd from pr t'muHcn,,I'- Second edition
Of his TkEAs4SE On CUN>u MPTIUN, Just pub
iishrd
rRICks, In and IL OF bottles. u andeq each. Six
email, ar Three large. for -
- sold ~ all respectable DRUGGISTS and Whole.
sale 1T the Sole Depot in the United States BY the
j WINCHESTER & co. 10 John ST. NY
7" whom all orders should liz addrrs>. ag, cody
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2s.-T'he steamer
Crescent City brings letters to the Imperial
Consul, which state that Ia Guerrero things
remained the same Several small engage
n,ents Oithout decisive results had occurred.
In Michoslan all was quiet. Julasco quiet,
ard the reported capture "f Gusdalgsve pro-
nounCed false. Coronas' success near Ma
zaian WAS attributed To the treachery OF IN
* liberal officer who commanded the out.
~ SITS at PaIos Pictos. When the imperial
lists evacuated hundreds of families fled
rather than remain under liberal rule
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

az all the things which really handy To have
In The house. h.iic,c Ms when we sincerely assert
tina the most u-,ful and most valuable IL - cent
Bot,'e 81 Rad ways Ready Relief. ray this DELHI
ernteiy cot rtrniiously. and without mr. VI contra
rctiun the part 81 any one familiar with the cx
traordinrry virtues oi that popular medcamcnt.-
FROM hrnise to pain In the bowels nom cut 10
cholic from rprancd Ank a. attack ofdyecntcSy,
fr IN "a mere cold ~ cnnvu~iun-, from eUre
arf.er the rhc tniatisni. irsm uipthern down 10
d.aincss and fom PIN Die on the face up 10 paral
" of the limbs thcrr II In which Radvays
Ready Relief viii remove the pain soon Ms Il Ii
applied and remove the disorder altogether In q
n.r most surprising ~ wcll No truly exgeditiOus.
Knbbs the aiiiilfcd part tho relief experienced v
immediate. Taken nt'rnaliy In swectcned water,
i-ay tcapoonfnl 10 wineg'ass 81 water inrtai T.
IL annihi,ats- pain Ia the siomach, quickly cures
diarrioa destroys all inflammation aud restOr~a health.
Tn, Ready Relief II prepared from ~ those
little ingredients commus, 10 the family house hold.
tha, II T. positively Indispensable 10 the prudent wife
and careful mother. For females especially II II q
''blc-scd gin, and susceptible vi In nea. ~
n their peculiar III entities and arrangements. F,r
children II Il even Just as admirable 4 mxtnrc Kidding
them Of aches and pains. and healing upthe manifold
men Il 10 n never failing resort Of comfort and relief
IN thousand instances among the daily Ills which
nc-h he1r to-" We would earnestly iilprcesit upon
the public mind that bottle Of Railways Ready lie
Net thu chsapsst weil the hst iee 10 have
"nbOMt the hOuse" - preeratsd. saving ~ IN
rcLs. al ~ cents many = nso dollar, which would
otherwise have to I've paid for the attendance ~ ca
pshe physician The H-ady Relief n whole aypoth
eeary shop In u.,i II IL good health put up IN hot
liz far everyhudy's use. who Il wise enough ~ av,l
ihcm-.i'-- OF it's services. sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
RAlIR DADS.

Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1866. Fall Arrangement. 1866.
Trains run BY Chic ago time which is twelve min
utes faster than uAv.npoft time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPT. ~. 1855,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted) as follows;
Gong East LIT Mail tian at. ......7 80. a. =.
- Night express. :...r.s 81, r. y.
Gcing West-lst. Exprtss and Mail for kellogg
and Washington. 500 Ah-
%. Freight ,or kellogg and " ash
ingtOn. ............ -. 10 ~
90. Accommodation and freigh, Tor
low CITY ant Mu cstins, = W y.
Arrive u Daven. sort daily, tSundays xcepted)
o follows
I'd Daily Ex. mail. 8 81, r. =.
From the West-lst Accom-. 0dsti0n 4 freight
from Iowa City and Muscn-
.in.. ....l2 SO ~:
"a. Freight from Kellogg and
Washington - 10 r.
3D. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. .......s ID PM
ccNxktTIoNs.
At Chicago with all Eastern Routes.
At LaSal G with ] q. X. X for Dunleith. St
Louis Caro-, &C
lington, keokuk and Quincy.
Al Peoria during nasig atom, with Packets
for all points ON Illinois hiver.
At Kellogg. lows City. and Washington with
w stern Stage Go 9 Stages, fer all points west
New snd Ell. giant Sleeping Coaches on all
Night trans Through Tickets tor sale aud
Baggage checked to Principal Eastern Cities
q II. BEARDSLY. Asst Gen. supt.
A. KnpALl, Asst. Supt Iowa Division.
hav 80 nj ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

- ~ wv - us UV'~s VI Wv
D1ulSiCiAN AND st RECON OFFICE
j with DIR. liakcr, under The Dave nport NJ
sional Rank, corner of III and Brady streets
IGssssScss-John N. Adler, NJ. d., J. W. n.
Baker. N. u. agls.u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

A rTOKNENS A>pcOr NStlOKS ATIAw.
"A Office corner "a aud iirai, SIS Davenport.
IOWA. mchiS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ?S-A letter. dated
September 2lst, giving an account OF Cor
rona's recent operations Mt Oalns Pietus,
near Mazatlan, says,hat seven hundred men.
under command of Gel Grenade and Mar
iincz, entered the French position from the
rear. capturing one piece Of artillery and the
Imperial magazine. The French, thus cut
off from Mazatlan. made two desperate
charges under Capt. Delatt, who succeeded
In recapturing the cannon An Imperial
battalion. called "casadors," Shortly arrived
and drove off the Liberal forces An Amer
lean named Al"nzo Ridley, received com.
mission rs captain In the Imperial Guards
while on the field Of battle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
YOUTH To THE AGED
p1oKREN&
uFE1REjUVENKIoR

ih~ pieparationi IL uneQuallcd n Rejuyenatur and
sesioferot wNstssi ~ inert functions
HE aged shouid he certain To make the piokrcna .
household god inlrmuch Il will render them youth
fui III feeling and N strength. and enable them to live
over aain the days VI their pristine Joy II not only
exherates hut strengthens and Il really nm nvana-
bic blessing. especially 10 those who have been re-
daccd to condition II eervity, seleabusc misSor.
tine or Ordinary sickness No matter what the cause
preparation will remove the effect At once end forever
BoOkrcMc
Cures Impctcncy General Debility Nervous lucapsc-
ny, Dy-pcpsa. Dcprrsion, Lps II Appetite Low
spirits weakness II the oeRAns Of 0encsation, lmbs-
ciliiy. Mental lndOenrc, eDaeiat1On, Ennui Il has
most delighffu deslrahoe and novel eject upon the
Nervous system anal oil who arc In any way prustra
ted ~ nervous disabilities earnestly advieed 10
propagation.
issson. who ~ imnUdcece. have lost their uafufsa
rsor, VIII find spesSly end permanent cure In thc
30Okrcne.
The Feeble. the lansuid, the Dl&par,pe. thu Old
should give THE vafsb'e discovery trial. 4 win he
nnhd totally dincfcnt from all other articles for ths
TU FENAlEs-Ths preparation il ,nvsluab,s N
acrvou- weaknesses Of ali kinds a. Il will rvstorr the
wasted strength With VANDERBILT permaucnce
tits also grand tonic aud viii give relief In Dvs-
pci~ia with the hrrt duc. brief perpistencc in its
use VIII rcno,afc the stomach to degree Of perfect
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per hstile. or six bottles IN Is Sold bv
Ort.rists ecncssiN &nt by express anywhere ~
addressing nurtulNGS + ALkYER Ifuprictprs
i..,nigdsod@weow y Dey 0usei, New York
HARRISON 4 STARKs. Agents. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2S.-Senor Romero,
the Aexican Minister. received to-day the
bilowing ofbcial dispatches from the Nexi.
can Consnl At San Franclseos dated yeseer
day:
The whole State of Sonon u in pos
session Of our tsOops, including the psft Of
0uayamas which was evacuated BY the
French. This ncws 10 positive. Cen. Cor.
ona expects soon 70 bc 10 Masaalsu.
tSigned "J0sB A. 00OnaI."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
From woshiagson.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.
In the U. s. District Court. Ju.ge Under.
wood pres ding setting at Alexandra. the
Confiacstion case Of the United States ".
J. II. McVeigh. vas taken up, and Mr. Nc
Weigh producing pardon from the Prcsi
dent, all further proceedings were dismiss.
81. and he had returned to him all real es.
tate which has not actually brcn, and which
includes two large dwelling in Alexandria.
Much Of his property, however. had pre-
vi'usly gone through the Court and il Con.
fiscativn Bureau.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
From New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANs, Sept. %.
Maj Loweli, commanding the Federal
forces At J.fier-o", Teas, rrports the kill
ing Of Two soldiess belonging to the 6lst
coIorsd reg ment, by ole Jackson Phillips.
Deputy Marshal Of Jeferaon. The murder
81 men are vctims Of sevengeful passion.
Phillips is still ct large. but warrants for
his arrest have been issued BY the civil au-
thorit -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

PoRr Az BASQUE, Sept. % There was a
fearful gale Of wind on Saturday last on the
eastern coast OF New Foundland, and great
many wrecks have been reported. A French
triinte was lost At St. Pierre, and seve al
coasters were wrecked. Over $50 dead
bodies were picked up at ST. Pierre on Sun.
day, which we're lost from the different YES
sells. No farther particulars have come to
hand
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
Western Union Railroad.
AAAAH3

On and after Monday. May l1th.
The Steamer lowa will leave dock foot OF BRADY
street. Cor Port HytOn. "A follows:
AZ 3 a. NJ connecting with train for Full.
ton, savanna, dubuque, CARVING 10 dubuque
hours in ads ance Of any .ther rOnte) Freeport.
Racine. and oil points north and north wet, east
and northeast. in central Iowa and southern
Wisconsin.
AZ r. NJ, connecting with train for -
wanna. freepor,, Kacine and milwaukee. and oil
points n",tl, vest and east.
The follow ing are the atcs Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

PmiLADKLPHIA. Sept. aS-An accident
occurred at Spread Eagle station on the
Pennsy lvania Railroad, II miles from here,
At noon to-day The flADge Of the truck Of
the locomotive Of the fast train going cast
broke. The engine was thrown from the
track, and the front part Of the train Was
smashed. No passengers injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Nee yoag. Sept. g.
Cottsa-Dull and droopise, 1t Ssss3sk Gw
middlisE uplands
Ftoar--Receipss 7.ssS bbis Market rather
more ssesdy, es 2sSl w Extra s,sts. 7.ss6a IA
Tor supernne western, eiO.7S(lis. 10 fer com
non TO good shipping brands \. n. q.
Weeet-tecetpts SS,s17 bu.; market eithout
oessrtA change; e1,2S sse cd nil. club: 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

IOuisviLLx, Sept. 90.
The Wood Lawn running races advertise
Cd for October s,h, have been postponed
until the 10Th, on account Of the postpone
nlent Of the St Louis Laclede races.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

ToRonro, q. w.. sept. ~ The Provin-
cial Fair closed to day. Tie weather has
bccn fine, the attsn lance vesy large. and
the Exhibition \ great SUCCESS
A large number Of the troops recently ~.
rived are on their way to their destination,
on the western pcninsnlsr frontier.
A number Of the Canadian ministry are
in town
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
GREAT DISCOVERY.
The 4 alnH ION In Iowa.
THE UNKlvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
INC SUBMERGED

TIE UNKlvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
mo SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
4 his NEW INVENTION Is COMPOSED OF
but six parts. all VI cast irn. with .ousht iron
pipe. The advantages oi the Amazon Ar, simplicity,
economy. durability power. strei ! III aud ease.
Truth STRANGER THAN FICTION.
This pump il placed In the bottom If n well II re.
Quircs packing, making own of water warrar-
ted not o. freeze 'h-wa'cr leavn. he pr When not
In mnun vii lst ifiy T. ars without II pairiny-
Pumpe pail water in five SECONDS. thirty galiuns
In ooe minute. WITH and with ease. 1hs W. 3
stream II water seventy feet with one strvkc 81 the
lever isUm the decle>t well. With hoAo. water nay
he conveyed 10 any required distance. With THE
pun waics IL brought from the bottom of the well,
slcar cold and -pas king. Il IL well n-mrd the Am
ason not only I" distinguish from The other pumps.
food while In .Mcration. The smallest size IL the
described which h ruhicieni fw all family purpo-
ses. by It water may he conveyed b. every room IN
"A common saed house. For watering gardens stock.
etc. II IL unr'valled For factory pump breweri.r,
pumpn. acids, HOY liQnorr &c. IL invaluable II
cannot be affected ~ any liquid. by the Of steam
the working capacity Of the largest ixc be brought
up 10 tswty th,.usand gallons yer minute. They
third lees in than others 0f the rsrecity
est invention. -nd b. convinced If it, treat power
and utility. Two Of the pumps can Ne rccn In opera
ton.
County Rlghs~ fsr sale.
BY the Iowa Pump Manufacturing Company Of Dav
GEO. r. DEvEREAUx 4 CO.,
iuneQG-ttf Appnfa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
Western Union Railroad.

I,RAiNS LEAVE fvkT BYRON Al Fol-
Mail ana Express 1880 A. n. daily. Sundays
excepted,
Steamboat Express 1925 A. NJ, daily, tSun-
days excepted.l
Accommodation $50 p. NJ.
Ar. I'VE At PORr .YRoN.
Mail and Exp, ess 7:3u 7. N daily, (Sundsys
exc.pted.)
Steamboat r, press ! As + NJ. daily.
Accommodation $50 a. NJ, daily, (Sundays
excepteal
maze. close connections for Chicago AMI oil
points in Northern illinois aud Wisconsin.
StesmbOat Express meets Ut Savanna with
Steamer Lansing TOR dubuque. arriving hours
shead Of Northern Line boats.
..Ssean,er Iowa" leases Davenport q A. NJ
connecting At Port Byron with steamboat IL
press, and At r. NJ. connecting with $50 ( u.
train
Al Racine. with ..lsoOdr,ch Line" sseameretof
Grand Haven. Sheb.'ygan and Msnitowoc
Al Raciue Junction. with Chicago Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshs, Waukegan
AZ uIinser Junction, With Chie,go 1 North.
western Wailroad, Tor Janesvills, Madison, Pra.
irie du Chen and L. Crosse.
A Beioit, vim Chicago Z northw.etern Rail
road. for F0Otyille. esansville. and Madison.
Illinois Cssarcl Ksilreada, Tor Reea6ss1 WARES
Miussal Point and Oalena.
AZ 8asanaa, With Steam packet Lansing.
S6r Dybequs and through bo:ss 70 ~ rev.;
road. fos Chicago, Dix0n end Cedar Raptde.
a Port Pyron, with Chicago keca lslasd
RsalroaA. and steam packet Iowa" betweeu
avsnpors end Rock fslsnd.
Passengers will fed tAis road the chespee'
srd quickest TO I'll points y he No.shwess:
8. 6. TATE. Ssp't h. A: KNAPP Sup't
~..i7 .d,si .cine. wis Ssvaona, Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

NEw YoRK, Sept. % In the Protestant
FL iscopal Convention 10 day N offer was
received from source not stated Oi fjO,OOO
To establish a new diocese M Albany and
brooklyn. The Convention adjourned ssne
die this n m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
WM. RENWlCk,
Asea0 saw man.
l. EW0 ER. &AkVeG L Is,

AAC0o, PaC1kETn, a.
~ -vrAcrcssD AVS oplD A. LvWu1e oAsa Pnscoa.
Mil and Lumber Ysrd en- Front Herset, ahove
eeisrssd Bridge;
Aloo. Lamsss Yard on Hssrisea d. bstweea
iueS.Atf OAveupnn1 an~A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

CINCINNATI. Sept . waiter p. Watson,
for the murder Of Capt Mentef. wes hung
~ Newport, Ny, this afteruoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

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