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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18
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Farmers and Exchange
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Planters and Mechanics
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Southwestern Railroad 90. 50
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

CaDE.saATE,s HONEY SOAP.
ms celebrated toilet soap, in such universal demand,
IS mad from Che choicest materials, is mild and
en0Iiiesc in IFS mature, fragrantIy scented.
ana extremely beusflciaI it> action upon tho skim
Fer sale by all gs and Eancy Goods Dealers EebaIly
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-04-18

Recently, in q spssch ii this city. Gov BfD@n.
Low, snong other thIags declared that IS claas
the newspapers Of the South ware diz65al sti BAT
hostility to the Government and Union men char
acterized the editorials Of majority Of Southern
Journals Frederick S. Helsksll, ian old: FOSSIL Of
this county late copperhead candidate for Congress-
was one of the Governors auditors, and aisrned to
numberof persons surrounding him that the above
declaration Of Gov. Brownlow was a DID he,
AND THE GovERSoE KNEW IT TO De SUCH. We
propose to verify the Governors declarations
BY the testimony Of Union men or radicRls-butthe
evidence of rebels or secessonists We exchange with
the leading papers in the various Southern States
and propOte from them to make goodthe Governors
statement. First We win copy the declarations of
the journals of this State From one of the most
influential of these, the Memphis Appeal, we take
the following;
The Confederacy is gone and while We hold in
sacred reverence Its glorious memories and treasure
IN our heart Of hearts those few in Sards who did
not detie their garments" those noble breed of men
and women who showed most true metal, the greater
The sacrifices they were called upon to make, and
VINO 70 the last gave unreserved allegiance to their
country, drinking
Love in each lifedrop that flowed from hex breast
we, bitter rebels as We have beeH can give the char
Ity Of silence to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

H. w. - o0o 8o0eos ssfa
Ths poblie masd shrinhs With horror
fro ~ seelsuplasisa Il var Of rsees''
atsssdsd b bleodshsd. ssseo. erusltiss here
teGsss ushsasd = and ending Ia ezssrn'na'
tise. We Sssld elslly Issk cps Ne ~
prshensicn which some men Of more tnan
ordinary foresight have expressed 10 sn's
regard - wiid ehimsss Of . d'sesdseed
bss;p. But The evidences On which thAe
Apprehension 10 based ere too VEL ground.
q. end the sigss Il he sppcoaching calsn-
~ ~ appsssaA y a1nk q skspsicisu.-s
ifths pssssss ~ end reckless policy Of
the ultra sAvssasss n asgse equality u con-
sinusd. il Win Inevitably result 10 . more
fssrssl YER thas ~ country has yet sser
. vsr. he hssssn IT which siil not Be-
aisieaAsd b ths rsssrsisisg isfss"ec q
rivilinaiea- var In which there will BE-
no quastsr ssd which wiz he ::disgraes 70
the eivilissd world. Daily the preparations
20 On. Day aftss day tAs ninds q soe is.
nessnt negroes, seas Of them ssill I'll chsd
70 the harbaseus tights Of Ne Fetch, and
but eighty removed from eaunibaiism, ase
poisoned b The insidioss tsaehiuss Of ne>
gro elevators. They ere told in the South
that "thcy IRE In Tie majority and should
NO lo"gsr subnA 70 being deprived 81 IL If
dghta" Hslf Ssensd visisns u future So
prsmacy end greatness. ioas over the c, dde,
uneuitivatsd isssllscts Of the blsclss.1 At
The same time The passions Of the whites
ass bsing inGaued, - The insolenes Of The
assssss u bsing sneousAged and Developed.
The negroes themselves anticipate coils
ion and sssn to dssise il. We scarcs,y
pick Up Southern paper that does not
contain accounts Of uidnight drills Of bod.
iss Of negroes, armed with musksts I'D
ssbrss. Il 10 said that Thousands Of niue.
ks.s, sold BY tn government. have been
shipped South, end dislribstsd amsag the
asgress. The blacks ere evidently prepsr>
ing fer wss, little rsalisisg the disastrous
consequence that win cnsus y them.
We fsrvsatly hops that . wsr Of races
viii never BE- inauguratsd on this continent,
and if Il does come, Il will bs brought
about BY the blacks themselves, aided By
their fsnaeieal advissss. Ones began, Il
w soon settle the question Of negro suf-
frsgs. and negro equality. When Il Is
ended. there win be little necessity fer
fresdm.n's bureaus, and civil rights bills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

GxpsssooA Sfshe 80 AGs!eer.
Gsirssss Nss,scs Be CsY5e %
the Caeassrophe. -
From n. Low. rills yos1osl Of ~ sth.
NJ. n. P. Brown, o. mo injured pa.
seeVsse Of Tie i!I-ss ed Gen. Lyle, maker
The follow ng sta5eroent 10 regard y ~
Il. rhtfui explosion on Monday evening
last. We quote tho exact language Of Mr..
Rrova.~ A-<
Eawsii On tie eue.as deck abou. ten
m.an&s4 balsss ~ AHelsaAa uases de9s
there from curiosity ssv 20 one attending
the ensiass e1sil ths b6n sone v cbsts tn
boat Saw the striker run from some part
Of the LoaG anj ehsc.cl her partially /;
about half . rsenent Afterwards 8 fireman
came Of Lom the b board side. 10 On sx-
citfd PSp9eF This boat win blov NJ q DE
"a = n 81 ~ s!!ss IS: =.
limbsss and other parts Of The wreck. The
striker bsat me going up, bat came 10
lrst! while eotF4 . I'D 1steet ceos
troll OF INV senses, and thought 70 myself,
sixtv feet in the air and no place ~ light,
but soon found my mistake. ~ten lla6ded
On Z plank in Tho water, bru' sipg me quite
lady. SA@ / lady II the wstef, and gave
her ell the assistance in my pswsf. Her
hushend s,eo Gene n hes. called 70 the
o1lcses Il tbs 81. Charles 10 csmssaBassids,
tsus ~ boas ~ % Dr.. They prsmptly
put on their hose and extinguished the FIRE.
The officers and crew Of the st. Charles did
oil in their power 10 save our party. just
before the explosion heard some one On
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

Az shs Jacobia Journals just nov ass hav.
iee great deal 70 say about this and thu I
other "mastyrs" " trust it = 10 n(>erti.
nsnce to enquire whether any Of thSX raw
heard Of The eass II Rsv. eeuud 3. Head.
!ss. The pcoe, uno6snding Methodist ,n;nis-
ser, Who was iahumanly ousoeud in web.
se:s county. Missouri, On he ga alt. bv =
sed.oa moe, HE enly odeaee bsine-so fsr
= Ne "a asssstaia, -that Is dsainDd =
tsssss y gesesa without lst q hinissuee.
Ne p'ask naa = killed b : ~ anvS ~
eayAe~, = ~ tics. tksss J.eehis ;onr.
nalo devote eolumna and coi.-r. - -.
''aartzyeo0."-bas III usoVsoS;.. ~ ~, ~
isese e - gssPsa (whias aanl i bvscs.s.a
d ~ b)eed, ~ fuGans q I'D -. -
~ eooUsooco I hssseed ssascejv NJ -
esdiaagy paaAefaqA. Cssla suyshHs 49,
~ illuGos11o H. iaAtins0 e - eeci,sss
ssveaatisoagy ~, vhe tAus sse1 te -
49, 0eso - svss, lnbuod vith . l1adl,
- orpeseoe1y ,ssgnooeuolo pesiedies
e0e1noe pogDoo0 = oAsie opa - ~ 49,
Ia - lUos ~ - hlsaDo1. = e,11eed
- - - - 1Aae - - eeVoe =
49, vi ~ ~ - 1tds q { 49,. ~
~ - ~ - 49, osst her1S.isa1
49, ~ - 6Grsu1o oao11ne deorovifr. =
y~lRsass ;-.a4t1 az sAaez ss1Ez= af -tssss ! I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

STOLEN SOUTHERN JEwgLRv-WRaKR 70
I.ook sos lr.-Thc following 10 an extrac,
from letter from New York, published in
the Baltimore Episcopal Methodist Of the
&th instant:
A Southern lady, on . visit 10 this CITY,
went TO worship In one Of the uptown
churches. Soon after a. elegantly attirsd
New York lady. Of high social standing, or
tered the same pew and remained during
the service after which the Southern lody
called her aside into the vestrs room. and.
10 the presence Of the rector, Win whsc
shs was veil acquainted, thus ,ddrssst a
her: Madam, DO not wish to offend you.
but that shawl you are wearing, belongs 10
me-" The shawl wasa superb oae.) The
New Yorker protested. end declared that
there must be some mistake. IT. says
the Southern lady. you will examiae :
certain corner, you will scs my initials
worked in Il, and the rector knows my
nsme very well." The corner was found q
we'll IS the initials. The Southern lady
then remarked, THAT ring you have upon
Jour finger 10 also mine. and IL you will take
the trouble to examine the interior you viii
see the same initials engraved in ths ring"
Simsfar movements ~ above described took
place, and with similar ,esults.
Turning to her again, the Southern lady
said: Madam, that bracelet you have On
is aine also. and BY pressing spring on ~
inside il will unclasp aud show you ny pot.
trait. Tue New York lady did = request
cd, and there was the lady's portrait. She
promptly returned the ring and bracelet. d
she vas convinced beyond the ppass 70
contrsvsrt il that they we're ths psepaelv
Of this Southern lady. ADD remarked e s6e
did, "they are yours, and you are welcome
to them, bat a woe ~ shawl 70 church
muat beg tAe privilege d wearing il home
again." The Southern lady accsded. oi
courts. aad they exchanged carda. TSe
shsvl came hack IN due time, but the New
York lsdy bad probably obtained the q,
etes il such manner - 10 render il too nm.
pleasant y divdlge No more Was ANA
about IL Moral: Ii Southern lad,ss va,
70 know whore their articles Of mis.i.s
jsws,fy Ard wardrobe furniture ere. let thsS
astead sons fAshionabls, ''up town." New
York chursh, end II the mon want 10 know
What has become Of I'll their ono hors o,
shipped North b. array odiesrs and "bun
ners.' let tAsa spsod q evening IA uestsal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

0s0S4 oStU0S klvoty 0suOo0)
TmOMPooN 4 Hl1n11A.,
8, ~ 1aln ~ HasDse.) hos 70
WISH 10 lNFQRn 9ng ~-
psees thal tAsy hevo -
=, as.aaise i.ssstsss aaisisssis = =
tAe 0ecck, ed new hsvo ~
.9gees - nest esoploop b he ettI.
~ Aosoeo, lysee D9e9eesssss
nnnsrs ~ IN n ss fssnn -.
lesese bsardsa = rtopsaable tane.
!as1lee sltsn1isa - = eelDse N.nee4g =
80 oeeeeteas eaf GkoWoo Will ~ ~. jea9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
nHlDetiyr VFt

Tsvmshe Q.isey IN, Herald, Ass.s. =
Gle evening last week gsntls0aa, Who
10 8 II 10 povssss very jewel Of . wife, r.
ce'ved Intelligence in regard TO ousiness sf,
Il ~ that nccessitated his leaving home,
for some point on the river. Ne q once
sought his domicilr, changed his elotn -,
and, aflsr infeening ~ 6se11o Nh g -
intended departure from the city tads Der
g alIsctieuste farewell He thsa prooeeds
81 10 the levee TO await the arrival q .
Northsrn Line steamer.
Nov Il appears that the fair lady, the
charming better hall. the accomplished.
osattitpl ppd faeeina'hs wife. had bsse
<eriiAg 49, tfler sGtneive, = nse9iDs
- Abtht16a Vife . sou0d6uOv (ko1oa -.
and THE unexpected departure q hse he's.
tand afforded On opportunity for On inter.
tie~ Nth Ae hondeohe pussmour. He was
inforosd Of s'ths sitpstion," and q eues
proceeded TO the house, from whence the
eon6dine and doting husband bed but .
.sw noments previously departed. We viii
hsfs drop The veil ever what tsanspifed
feoo ~ time the guilty lovers met, until
l03 ecleck the ssue evening, when Ahs
tclsswiag startling dsnouesnsne co,ssnmat-
Cd the disgsecefal A@aie. ~. ses. % : :.
The Husband waited ar til 100 O'Clock ~
the arrival Of the expected boat, when tir
ing Of patience be concluded TO return
boma anu pOstpsne bic departure till the
following morning. Arriving 1t the door
Of his residences. and The tights being extin-
guishsd and the house wrapped in complete
arkness, b did not wait for any one to
open the door, but unsuspsctinsIy passed
in BY The cid Of hia n,ght KEY. So quietly
did be enter the house that it was not un>
til be was spcsnding 'hs stairs that led 10
bic wifeps bed chaobsr, that she became
warned Of hia approach, and Of the sviil
consequence Of her Illicit love, Her gull.
y pafameur fearing the vengeance Of the
outraged husband, dopnsd his clothes q
best be could In che confusion incident 10
his near approach. and 1t once lsaped from
tho widow 70 The ground, thereby nehing
b. escape. All this transpi.ed without
once arousiug the husbands auspieions,
and L was not until be entered the roo0,
lit The gas, and discovered pair Of strange
pHnts lying On the floor that the thought Of
his wife's guilt dashed across HE miud.-
He inquired Of his y lie bow The mysterious
pants came into her room, but she, con.
eceusO - uet OWu eurts tSuseino0 0usc.-
The husband then determined y examine
the psutd With tisw to aseestaining whG
the owner might be. and in doing SO found
IN one Of the pockets . portmonnaic con-
tanning upwards Of e600.
II seems that in bis haste to escape, the
@ lty owner Of the pants had taken pair
belonging to the husband Of the lady, and
did not discover ME mistake until Il VA
too late.
I Whsehef the individual has made anv
efforts to receiver his mt ney We are not I'D
viaed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

National, State and Prsvlneaal
Agricultural Fasrs for leoo.
American Pathological, At St. Louis, NO.,
September 4th.
California. Sacramento, September 10th
to 18th.
Canada wssl Toronto, September gath
to 27th.
Illinois. Chicago, September 25th to
2eth.
Illinois. implement trial, Nation, Sep.
TENDER 4th. .aE
Indiana, indianapolis, October LIST to 9th
Iowa, at Burlington, September 18th.
Kansas, at Lecompton, October I'd to 9Th.
Kentucky, at Paris, October I'd to 9th
Michigan. Lansing, September 18th to
14ih.
Minnesota, At Rochester, October I'd 10
5th
New England. At Brattleboro, September
4,h 10 7th.
New Hs~pshirs, At Nashua, September
18th to 2lst.
National Horse Fair, at Kalamazoo, Oc-
tober I'd 10 9th.
New York. Al Saratoga, September lth
10 l4th.
Ohio, at Dsvton, September S5ths u
2Sth.
Oregon, at Salem, October 18th 10 20th
Pennsylvania, Il Esston, September 2bth
to 26th.
st, Louis Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, At st. Louis, No., October Isl
10 9Th.
Vermont, At Brattleboro. September 4th
to 7th.
Wisconsin, GAINESVILLE, September Goth
to 2Sth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A Few Words ef Cs0nen Sense.
How:few there are who ase not subject TO sone q
Section Of the lungs respiratory organs. who. b
negissting psemonitoy synptousag sssvaAs Ne 60
plsst, unta aseasc dries IL slafa, causing inex'
pressibls tostssS d - patient and anxsty and dss-
tsco b 61sa16s coad'" +" 4 eight sass
throsGlr. b ~ hdDoles senask Of many whsn -
affected. Tea: ~0nly cold" wn the tAoashtisss
expression Of Thousands whom death has marked foe
his pcey.
Forewarued-Fosearmsd shculd be the motto for
ever in the misds q IN suhset to Coughs, Coids. Ca
tasrh or lnauensA Words Of advice should be bsed-
q b u slnssvrs Of Asthnla, broneAitis, Consanp
IN. Renef y within thslr reach and. II negsctsd.
lhtal coossso0se snS1s-a ~ = nisey-a daily,
hourly struggle for exissescs. 4 coatest b whicA
tbeW - - Ut - vlnoss-nnAt 1es E
Doss u ~ sppaa ~ ssuaesu nlnd. to thnk os ~
result casssd " negiscts TAea w de,ays whaa
esesss can b Dared. whsa tinely vsmiag h sssnd.
Cd y yous earsi whea the daness y psinesA "a,
Why ~ avsla NJ MAnsnos PnuusaAa DAln ~
been used with success In neasy million Of cases
80 = ssesrsed By Ne medical Faculty = H. nest
psonpt "a eAncacioss remedy that scisnti1c
has dscoved 10 relieve nd cufs an eases Of cso1a
C01Ghs. lanususa, and Consunpeioa. u ~ 60 h
not beyoua all hope. Even when ~ su1bFse = b
the last seaees. be win Ind relsf b using III DsV
araton. One bottle win convince he most inefsdu.
sss. that the nesits Of this preparation By u
means exaggerated In factfail fAr short Of he 20
logic bsstsws1 upoa II BY thousasds whe Aavs bsss
casea b ID tiaasly use. 4 guarantee accompanied
each bottle. and dealers instructed In every IN
stance 10 refund the money, whea this preparations
fails 10 relieve.
Prepared by T. W. Marsden. Isl Broadway, New
York, and for sale by all DFuggists. Price. 81 pei
bo'tle. BURNHAMS VAN 0cHAACK, ANT
FULLER, PINCH . FULLER, Agents. chicago.
aug-9l3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

Valuable Historical weeoeh
The following is the list Of thu President
I'd re6 Pre- dsgts ofSbs sun.sa ssitss,
os~tu = tho 90 hap teen cssaAaases
Ns.Ahee - ;nA shssxsaiaa1aon ssshs
government:
In 1850. Geo. Washington and lehp A,
ans, no opposition. Z
In 1897. John Adams, opposed BY Thos.
jefferson, whe. having the highest electoral
'' isoi T. III g 81 : s.SA.M. ~,
beating John Adams and Charles G. Pincl.
pey. .yysES&Nf FgAS
1905. Thomas jefferson and George G..
Clinton, beating Charles g. Pinskney asd
Ndtes King, ysisOt' S}f7.TffI1 csF7
1909. james M.a;son and Elbridse derry
ISL! jsSss Ac ass ssS hbs ssS;tai d rsn..
kins. beating Rufus King.
a. ISL IL ya.sss nsnySs aPa D,nisl p To~Pi
ls25. John Quincy Adams aud John c.
Calhoun. beating Aelrsw Jachsoe, Bapu
Clay and M. Crawford, there being four
e Ca. ;"s ~ PIXas's ins Alesft asI'a>
1879. Andrew il .kson and John C. Cal.
ncun, beating John Quincy Adams and
"'i issss:s$sSSss9SEuxx.saS<1s6rvS
Buren,, Statih4 hsnfy CMy, John ff5yd i1i
VIM vfyfor Rnalest, W.. wilkins,
ysSn Sergeant and 1lssr3 Les er Vice
is s;Ss' Martin .s Bo,, .Ss I'd KS;,h., l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

DENTou'll LlPDBH
AND DoA0DnlN0 tEAnDns0,
Or - onA ~ - nean3AA 0oHoess.
|nPPOSl1E TnB PlOW fAO1ORT, Oh
~ 80 eQ1oeo go n ~ POO o..
Partieulaf atesation pold 10 beasding horses
By the aav, week or meath. jy9e-d1y
The Eclipse Idveeyy stable.
Coraer Third and Resry sss.,
~ WILL Al ALL HOtKS 'fUhNlsH
III Livery. board Horses - ~ eu1tN-
lar attention IN FUNERALS. Ar0hsSl Notice.
iss..s:dls 's''' '''' wsioLr : HEWITT.
CITY LIVERY STABLE.
|0'nB UNDERSIGNED HAv1 a'-
\ jnt cPsned new .-.s
% Third street, between Bradt X
ena rerfy. and have stocked II with New Big.
~ New Csrrtages, New CosA, andHoed -
f,.tse.lar attention paid TO Fanersls. Picaiss.
- Parties attended % = III tidnes. i
nosses bought, sold nd GREETINGS:
Uvsely H. ~ sBARD &lM08WAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

The following 10 brief stsiensn Of the
important changes in tho "civil geography"
ofCsnsrsl Europe. which havo been brought
forth ia fcwer days than ever before, per-
hsps in the worlds history, suiIiccd to pro-
duce revolution equally important in lis
cxtcnt and consequences.
The map Of Germany north Of the river
Main, end the mountains Of Bohemis has
been changed. Il puts Prussia in pesscs>
sion Of part Of Schleswig, Of nolstein,
Lunenburg, the free cities Of Lubbock, Ham.
burg. Frankfort, Brcmcn. Hanover, Oldsn.
burg. Acchlenburg, Brunswick, Ilessc Cas-
sci, most Of Darmstadt, The Thuringian
States. Ssxony, part Of Bavaria, anil numer-
oustninor States besides. A portion Of the
extensive territory covered BY these States,
will be directly annexed to Prussis. All
he rest she will control "a eGsctually as il
Il were ammo, ed, although 1t will nominal,y
form North German Union. That mart Of
Germany south Of the above named. IN.
cludes Bavaria. Baden, Wurtcrnbure and
part Of Darmstadt. and il 10 BE- formed into
South German Union.
Prussia, instead a. heretofore made, in
it, eastern possessions, somewhat fragmen.
tary BY tho ioterposition Of independent
States. will become compact empire and
standing b. itself, will rank among The tsss.
most powers Of Europe, in respect to both
territory end population. With the other
States Of the Northern Uaion. virtually a.
they will become dependencies Of hers, she
must for the future control the fortunes Of
osrmany. Tho result may be in time that
the name Of Germany will be lost aud for
gotten in that Of Prussia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-13

Several a,fests for breaches Of the peace
were made in Ot'nmwa. See Couri~.
The friends Of the Upper Iowa Universe.
" are making = rOng effort for the per-
msnsnt endowment VI that institution.
The citizens Of ~. catine are in . lively
way just now to siablish first>class Acsd
envy IN that city. See journal.
An inquest was lately held on the body Of
Mrs. Nutter nj Pella; whs was suspected Of
having been killed by mal-prcasi,e. Tho
jury exonsrstcd the accused physicians.
Hickok and Kimcs. disturhers Of the
peace At Grinncil, were recently arrested,
but they managed 10 ess .pe. See Rejntii.
can.
L. A. Hickok, Of tic vicinity Of Grinnell.
Poweshiek county, has lost TIVE horses by
thieves. A reward Of $500 is offered for tue
recovery Of the horses, I'd the arrest Of
thief.
man, name not given, tried to kill him.
self near Grinnell BY jumping in front OF the
cars. lie didn't jump 1t The right ti.ns. add
WIS astonishsd " fed hmesj: s'ivs aud vel
after the awful tragedy was over!
John s. Eckert Of Fairfield vent to sleep.
and while engaged in that healthy exercise,
thief stole his wagon, which was not TWEEN.
y feet away ftun his nose, and escaped
With il. See Hrwk-Eye.
Two Of the female attaches to some Of
the side shows Of Herbs circus, stole some
sheets from the steamer Milwaukee at Du-
buque the other day. and quasrelIing amone
themselves the nth eked out, but was sol
lied By the Circus Company paying ten dol
lars Slate Register.
Hon. James Harlan has soti1ed B. 2. AL
len Of Des Mois6e that ~ aoe e Congress
spproptiating 1l5,VOO for site for Gus
t M House and Post Office in that ctr has
become law. ADD that the locating COM
misstDners are b. H. Allen, Hox ]. A. Kss>
ssa. and judUp Q. Q. Csle. > ~
letter received BY Va from Charlss DIV.
says the late rains have caused Z Hood IN
that sesstoe tttls lss thsn that ee ASS,
which was the lasges. ever known there
Toe Cedar river hes risen about flftssn feet,
and ~as stll com " Up. Gssat damage to
csots, feoces, bridges, mill property, &C.,
has already teen done, snd II b feared that
still moro property will be destroyed Is
heavy rains continue s>sEsaAS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03

~ITCHl ITCH ITCH SCRAT CH
soRATOHi SCRATCH i-WHEAToTS OINTMENT
WILL CURE TIE IToH IN FoRTY.EIaHT HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHIBLA1Ns. and
all ERUPTIoNS OF THE SKIN. Price 30 cents. For
sale By all Druggists By sending GO cents to WEEKS
& POTTER, Sole Agents, No. ITO Washington-Stree
Boston, Mass 1t will bo forwarded by maa free OF post
age to any part Of the United States.
November emo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-03

"a HILLS HAIR DYE-FRTY GENTS
BLACK Oh BRoWN.-1nstantaneou In effect reliable
for natural appearance, beauty Of color and durability;
also the cheapest and best in use Depot No. GO John
street. corner Of William street. New York. and sold By
Druggists and FANCY Goods Stores everywhere.
uovamher % emo