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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
NOTIalE

In the Court OF Chaneery of the State of Delaware, In
and Tor New Castle County.
Isa,ah Silver and Jacob Silver,
SPetiton Tor fh-
Wilson L. Silver and John W. Silver! tition.
ct al
AgreeablY to au order of the Chancellor made In the
at the Sept ember Term, A. D., 1866 Notice
ia hereby given to all persons having any u upon the
interests or Estate Of Isaiah Silver Jacob Silver viii
son L. Silver John W. Silver Henry r. Silver, frsnci1
Stevens aud Lucy A. stevens his wife, samuel silver,
samuel Hewson and Margaret Hewson his wife, George
Silver, Mary A Silver, Eliza j. Silver, Isaiah silver
Sarah Ann Silver Emma l.. Silver, William H. silver
Samuel b. Silver, Daniel Silver Lydia Silver and Isabel
Ia silver either Of them the lands and tenemens IN
said proceedings MENTIONED to file petition setting
forth the amount aud nature OF the in the once oil
the Register in Chancery for New Castle County, Ten
days before the third Monday, In February next and 70
appear prove the said lieu at the suing Term oil
the said Court C chancsry before the riding Of the Court
the third day of the term.
GEO. h. RODNEY, Trustee.
Now Cattle. january I, 1855 s.l2t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
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NnTICE-

In the Court Of ohaneery of the State Of Delaware In
and for New Castle County.
A GREEABLY to An order Of the Chancellor, made &C
N the September Term, A. D., 1896 In the Of the
petition OF David W. Chambers and Others for the Sale
Of certain Real Estate ato of James Chambers deceased
situate in APPOINTMENTS Hundred, In the county and
having ony lien liens upon ms s->-. -
Arans, Margaret Ann Chambers, David W Chambers,
Presley e. Chambs's and BAymon Collins and Elizabeth
his wife, either of them, in the lands and tenemens
IN said proceedings mentioned to ole petitiou setting
feh the and nature of the same in the oice OF
the Register III Charcery, for New Castle County ten
DAYS before the third Monday In February next and 10
appear and prove the said lien liens at the ensuing
the Court of Ohancsry, before the rising of the
court tho third day OF the torn.
W @. sPRUANCE,
| Nav Castle, Jan, sth lSeB-ll-tf Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
DR.. STRICKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS
Cough Balsam

is warranted to be the only pre-
lparation Known to cure Coughs,
IColds, Hoarseness. Asst b m a |,
hronic Coughs, Consumption, Bron-
Being prepared from Honey and
softening. cad expectorating, and
for all affectionc Of the Throat and
Druggists everywhere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
REAL ESTATE.
!. s. & s s. GRUBB,
Brokers

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 500 Market Streeu, over DeNor-
mandie's China Store.
Stocks Of all kinds bought and sold In the Wilmington
and Philadelphia markets.
Particular attention given to the Sale OF Real Estate.
vor sale at only $40 foot feet Of land within
from Washington Street: Also s3 Of land on Adams
Street. within fur squares of the City Railway. Price
only IS 90 foot Compare the above hgures with those
obtained tor land about one mile further from the city
Also, n.w three story brick house in Fourth Street.
auglT- Apply to q. 4. s. S.0RUBB.
49,, A desirable three story Brick HoLse, with side
ss;' Il: ;'''''s on Washington street '''v' ''''
octa G.. L \. s. aRUBB.
No. 1l.-Desirabls Store and dwelling, at the Corner
7th and Warrington SITS.
FOR SALE nics story brick house, No. sle situated
10 Shipley Street, between 9th and 9Th, cast side
Apply to @. s. 4 8. 8. GRUB.
FOR SALEa desirable square Of land, laying between
7th aud sth sts and NJ nrns and Thomson Sts. This
square be divided 10 building lots, or eau be
| used a whole for Manufacturing purposes
FOR SALE three STORY brick dwelling, on West ST.
also three story brick dwelling on King e. ap,u.
- For sals Farm containing 5o3< acres, 10 being
in well set Ia Wood, Dwelling and barn the place.
- water In every held. The above Ii stuatel
the BrsndywiDe springs. fS'ns sssya; ANNA
1sAsar FOR sALF.-A new and desirable three
MlV story bii,k dwelling, situated in wahinston
Ess Street between eth and It'll Thote desifns q
s2 plsasa Mt location aud comfortable home shosld
FAMINE the above. (dec ISL q. s.&s .1RUBB
FOH SALE
- A desirable dwelling situated at the corner OF
MaH Seventh and Orange Streets No. 100. Those de-
~. airing comfortable and convenient residence
should call Possession given on 26th Of March
i dec 2Af u. g. & 8. 3. GRURB.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Cough
NO
| MORE.

W hopping Cough, o.
chitis and Group.
Herbs 1t Ia healing,
particularly suitabi,
Lungs. For sale BY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

Tho folswing named persons elected Managers
of the Mutual Fire Of Chester County
Tor the present year.
Jacob Edge, John NJ. Kelton, Joel Hawiey, H. q.
Thomas. ssmuel Way W. w Eschus, Joseph Davis,
,IGhu A Rey colds. MI Nichols, L. Roberts, Edwin
Brosius, Robert fairlamb. Lewis Pennock, yr.
meeting OF said gers held jan 8, 1860 Jacob
Edge chosen President; II. @. Tnomss, Treasurer,
q. H. Bradley, Secretary and Way joel Hewley and
N. I. Nichols, Executive Committee.
The following Surveyors were appointed for the present
year.
Ezra Gray, Samuel Moses samuel Dickey. A. Robb,
Reuben n. Lewis L X. Brown James NJ Brackin, John
W. Lindsay, C. Mcdonald, Charles NJ. Qrnitb, 0sorge
u. Evans, J. b. GarmAn.
O. II. BRADLEY. Sec'y.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
" ANNUAL REPoRT
or the Board OF Managers OF the
Mutual Fire Insurance Co..,

70 ha h.
TIVE Losses by fire for the past year are as follows:
s,oo
I. Q. smedieyt damage to dwelling, 500
L. y. Roberts, East Nantmeai barn ana con- ANN IN
tents. ]W yoo ~ "a
John W. Harris Del dwelling, lso 70
Mary Raphael h. Fsllovned, Rolling MI, 1 sSe ~ ~
Sarah A. zsil, N Goshen, az az W oO
James IL Robinson Honeybk, v say
joseph noshngef, pei' o~eihne' ~ AZ
patricl, Iaikin, W Calm barn and CONTENTS, 4l6 20
SHheeur h.bihron W. Whiteinhu' a"e'hnS g., 10. 90
Thomas Mcclellan, : ondo nderry. barn 81 d e
M i.sss ~ w. d. """"' "'"'' s2j
iamas phiijna Salisbury 6.rtorv IT20 Il
James aouldsr Uwcblau-s dwelling and con.
aans. 2y6 90
Aun,a ~ Ra.,ts Phmnsxsiiie store goods 70 90
Annie e. sarn and CONTENTS o5 90
I'M n ~ 1sanse y py,nd.-ina dwaIlng a. rs
Ds &c g %
49,, a p.rns.i w ws rbnrourh dweiiin9 Is %
A. W achnadar Ian % .tore and csutents.
$50, W " eo on.is.a, I"n' ''' ''''' ""N '
si9.e46 Oh
The Auditors Report SHOWS tne oahdi"on VI "e un"s
Of the Company to Dc % Io.ows; ,,,.n, soo.s "A
Balance in hands Of treasurer ias' setemen' ss %
Receipts from members 1900, 'T tp 81
!" Steele i worth for sale ss1s
i"'e''A' y" a"'' 'A"''
4sAp8S Is
IT,.
Ana that the treasurer nhs Pnio out as o''""', VIE
Fires of 1894 te,g04 81
Fires of 1866 e9b8 81
Eleotioo OfIcers 500
Saot and nav Of Ereeutive 0ommIttse I'll 10
For Revenue Tax Sta mps and License, sec %
For Prlntin@ and aSysrtisins $50 20
~. u..r ~ P.tat If
IA wssna McVsash feoun,sll SO 90
Refunded Members 0yerpsyments, sou
Envelopes, Postage, Blank Books, &c, ~ e
| Interest on above Sums, 1921
-
Amounting altogether to the sum Of tlyISe ~
| And leaving BALANCE due Company, 1888 On
E4soS ~
Tho Secretary has received for Policies inter.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

THE Brandywine Staye Mill Ia In full oneration again
and Ia turning out daily srge quantities OF refuse
Kindlng Wood Heads Of Families will And the various
kinds we have the cheapest in Market We have seven
different kinds fol Sale, yis-stiyers iali eas three
in bundles stave Cuttings Bark and Oak cerd Wood,
which we will deliver to any part OF the City at short
notice. -, , - co.
Corner Fourth and Market ss., Rabert aclntire III
second 3d. the save Mill will be pune.ualy at
,,nded to- RAY, Spies co, Proprietors Of
ian Ism Brandywne stave Mills.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
DR.. STRICKLAND'S
Pile Remedy

has cured thousands of the worst
oases Of Bliud aad Bleeding Piles.
Il gives immediate relief. and Of
Z ects q permanent cure. Try II
directly. it's warranted to cure.
fsts at 90 cts. per bottle.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
CLOTHING.

IA CLOTHING. A.
N. Fall & Winter Clothing.
<NUR STOCK OF RBADY-MhDs
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
10 now being nude up in nBuperior manner by the best
Workmen in the city, -
FOR ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, NEATSEss AND
CHEAPNESe,
THEY CANNOT BIZ EKCELLEp
Cut In the most approved and ioms'made, we
defy competition Call and examine our clothing beore
urchas ing elsewhere
We sell more superior article Of Fashionable Cut
Clothing than any oller houHe In the Guy
Cloths, Cassmers and vostings awa,s on hand which
mar and will be sold iow and in all cases warranted to
give satisfaction.
EDWARD MOORE
n, 22s Market Street, below Third.
s- The Oldest and largest Clothing Emporium in the
ats mays-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

NOTICE Ia hereby eiven that John H. Stewart
sam b. LAWSON trading under the name and firm Of
Stewart b Lawson. was on the 7oth day OF November
last dissolved by mutual consent. Settlement Of all
accounts will be made by end to either person
STEWART LAWSON.
January eth, 1855. st 0eOrges Del.
N. B-If tboss indebted to tho late arm will pay thelI
bills before the 18Th day Of Janusry next, they
| shail be allowed per sentags on them.
auiI2w s. d l.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

HAVING dIsp sed of my Stock and Pixtursst to WIN.
T Airich, / take pleasure In recommending my sue
csssor and ask for him continuance OF the patronage
heretofore extended 70 WIN. NJ. FRANCIS.
Wilmington, January IL 1896.
Having purchase Of VIM N. francis, the we'll known
Store stand at the n W. Cor. 7th Jefferson Streets
together with the Stock and Fixtures intend to KEEP
choice selection Of Groceries and Provisions, with
pumber Of artees 10 every day and hope BY
srrk attention ~ business and small orofts to resir
the good viii Of this popular ,tsud. VIM. T. ALRiCH.
yilmi gtco January H. 1895 ian 10 Sun
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

Dissolution Of Partnership.
THE arm OF Casho and Steel is this day dissolved by
i Limitation. Either q the late firm will rete sc-
counts. JANo1 CAsHO.
Newark. DEL, Jan. I, 1879. HuDsoN sTBEL.
Tho under,igned have this day ascoalei themssyes
together under the style and nrm OF Gasho Roy
nods Co., for tho general manufacture of Machinery.
at Cash1s Mills, Newark. Del. The patronage Of
manufacturer and the public generally 10 rsneeny
/ solicited. JACOB CAsHo.
| WV. REYNOLDS,
| Newark Jan l, '6s. Ain JOSEPH OASH0.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

NOTICE.
Meeting Of the Trustees Of the Poor OF New Castle
n County, wi BIO held at tue Aims House, at 10
O'Clock, on the Sist Inst. -
Persons having accounts against the Trustees, Will
please leave them examination with the Trustees of
their respective Hundreds least two days before the
meeting II, BklNehuhsr,
,ss me 9th 1874 --lb.tm Clerk
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
81 onice hours from A. M. to P. N
STRAY HORs RS

STRAY HORSES.
- Game to the subscriber IN Christiana HID
- on the 9th Of January 1888, One bay hers
W hand two bay colts. The colts supposed to b.
-NynA~four and two years old. The owaer 10 re
qLessd to prove property, pay CHARGES and TAX
them away MOSES LoWTHRR,
ian lists
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
@ps.. oaaI r. Dummy I'D FabIIe sAIe .
nWsiiins Honse : a Pubic sale.

,..,..A WILL bs tl,d A. Public Sale, On SATURDAY,
fsGTt February 81, 1870, ~ the Hotel OF MOTIFS Dcs
llaltI inspu In Market etreet above socohd tins l.
iovinC described Houses and Lots belonging TO tho Es
,ate of PETER 3 Porter. deco .sed.
No-Tho two story b'itk H. use aud Lot, eiuated on
,hs sopther " sd Il Fin street, betwean ny and
Pysn streets me. 1861 Nineteen iett front n FINN
aud that width tiiy four feet Dc
IL . contents tn reo moe or less.
So2- Toe two Two story Frame Houses and Lots,
ON III westerly eide Of Orange street betWeen
Tonrth and Fttl Streets, (So,. 4l5 and Az Twenty
four s. one inoh front Orange Street. aud Extending
back thst width sixyt~o iegt four inches containing
bol feet In hes be the same more or less with
ths mr. ylsge of passing the back water on ssid lot TO
and through the Sewcr through william Rchmans lot
No 3-,he two story Brick Houses No. Rs orange
street WESTERLY tidt1 with IL lot, thirteen iest ont
inrb front on Orange street. aud extend' baek sAy
tro feat four nohea william Riohman's line thence
ion said line thirteen feet two Inches containing o4u
sst inches ne the same less. with the PRIV
,sga o nassug tho b,ck water said lot TO
ths aewer through the said William hict mans lot
No THE two story Bric4 House to7 Orange
s,rset yest ,de) with the lot fifteen t front Oh Or
snga and extending back that width t0rty Tee
to an al ey fourteen feet wide leading TO FINN street
500 sou feet Of ground be the same IN
or less with TIL use in common oil SAID alley WIN 'u
holders Of land adjoining the same.
TERM3- ron per cent. OF the purchase money to b'
maid ON the day f sails and fn'ther payment OF sci
p@r cent on the tweuty-hfth day Of March next whe
.ession will be given The balance mey remain o.
an al by bond and mortgage the iroperIy-wth til
noloiss Of insurance as collateral security
nv order Of the nelrs OF Peer ferter deceased.
' LEWIS W. sTIDHAM,
WILMINGTON, Jan 18th, lssd-21ts. Auct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

I ARdE AND SMALL CHAMoIs sh5INs, AT LOW
H prices, at Z, MsINALL, Drug stors. jan IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Dogs.

Section lst Any or owning or harbor.
ing Dog unregistered any time after the Twentieth
day Jsnusry each year, upon conviction for
fell and pay nne Of Five Dollars for every Male Dog,
and for every Female Dog Ten Dollars onehsf OF said
ne for the use the Ierson lodging information and
the other half for Of the Mayor and Council Of
WilmipQtou WESLEY TALLEY,
City Treasurer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

NOTICE s hereby given that the undersigned will APP
py at the next session of the Legislature Of the State
OF Delaware for dissovng the bonds Of matrmony
az sting bety, en- him and his vile Mary " File
Jan 1l-im~ LEoNZo U. FILE.
1shysiciaus Presc rfpafODs.
CAREFULLY Compounded and put up at 6oe Marx Of
IlaIafl A Ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
cc0ved or Dcyafne ii,

IN From the eslent Of the subscriber In August
G# ls6b an indepturcd apprentice, named Margaret
Ms. Jones. IL years AMI months old All persons
N ARE forbidden to hHbGT or trust said Margaret
onss as will pay no debts contracted her account
RICHARD WEBB,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

$50 Reward.
A large brown dog. cross between the span
~ lei and New Foundlapd. apsW ering 10 tue
80 name OF "Rola srayed NV from the sub
seriber at the Rstroad D.Tot. on the 9Th Inst Ihe
above reward will be paid for his return or or suen
oru,atnn Ms will lead to his recovery uu,
ian 222te ID. NhNuEFbh'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
WIN. T.. Al.KICHS,
Grocer and Provision Dealer,

. ALT Liverpool Grou nd, Athtons nd Msrsha hue
- just rs evei, and for sale by cHAs, X. GANo Cor
per 10th and Market sts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

TIE subscriber hereby Inf rms Ali persons who have
aocon,t unseted to forward and settle the same
on or befp the day Of Fs ruary 1855, as he Intends
d emierats westward early 10 the Sprtng, six per
cat will DO ad ell on all not paid on or
befm ire that day. jan HIT HENRY SNYDER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

- THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS
3sfIm Private Residence at the corner OF 1ith and
lgatW Market Streets. TIE terms Of payment will 10
EASY EDWARD @. BRADFORD
Application can be made to the owner
WIN. AeCAULLEY 20.
An ! 500 Market. Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
DYSPEP STA.

DIR. sTRIoKLAND's TONIC Is
concentrated preparation Of
Roots and Herbs, with antiacids
and carminativos to strengthen
the stomach ard nervous System.
|It is u certain remedy for Dyspep-
ala or Indigestion, Nervousness,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
!. .I,fs lay H1IRSE,

A light Grey Horse supposed to be ten Or
N~twelye yearp oil age came to the premises OF the
AN subsorl6sr near Tayior's Bridge, in Appoqu'nl.
MAX Hd the 2aih of November, 1860 Inc owner is
raoneated To come forward pny costs, and tase MIN
away jan ~ It 1amno oo-eso-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
%! Rg,IC SALE.

~ The subscriber offers at Prhle Sale OIL
SfESA SATURDAY, tho 27th day OF January 1866, a
Rn 10 o'clock, A. NJ, sis horses three dea!berns,
york wagons three double Carriages four sets OF donh
our single sets loo bushels OF corn In the ear
s'' NV ia, '"' JAMES MURDIGK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

pRoprgrY ON FRONT STREET. BETWEEN
- w., and washington sii eets. Store house No AZ
E With 40 feet and nearly 100 eet deep lot
,e5 f.st deep II isa tsblelocaton Tor an
%snansa safe and profitable Investment WIN De
GU "a, s"''" Real Estate Agent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

Looh IA 6GNASs
s-x,. TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND Usage Orange
SIss plants for anle one and years Old, Of large
eA gowth, price 10 and IL dollars per thousand
liberal deduction will lie mado on Alt orders
u ~ - mora F.A. HYATT,
zoooo' Honey 0'ade Nursery,
- Near Odessa, Dsl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-26

8ebelllSn n the la.--- 80

Asosn'cns srs ~ confined to bodiss.po,,s,c. n,
break out IN our interiors well ., i, ~. b.v. :,
the land" The natural law of our bOd,e, /. h..lsa
S~ We misuse them and they revolt. w..,b,eet =.
70 exposure. we overtask them We overload than We
neglect me Sowels.w Ne plnnge GU. al rooms hotter
than the tropics into atmosphere below freezing
posnt' md n various otner ways tribe With our
leaith. -" 5'ss sH III ~ wv
Bot thcse sfsmes orrs are wonderful machines.
and we can, by the use of the PROPER MEANS. .o
INviGORA1T nnd REGULATE them "A 10 render
them almost proof against the or,leals TO which IN
our reckhsncSs we subjecs tsesa
Nothing that has ever BEEN known ~ heard n NJ
tonic adds 50 much TO tho rsssting power Of The In
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al HosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs If YOU
escape the intermitiant fevers, ate OF indigestion
bilious attacks, and bowelcomplaints Of which cold
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az PROTECTIVE MEDICINE This Is the wisest
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may be placed upon it, efficacy. Sold everywhere
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lnpssvol Dl>el oeofsbes -
MEDICAL nrueOOvBRH.
For the Cure Of I'll Dlseasos
ATlslN0 FROM AN iNPun.t STATE - III
BLOOD, SUCH ~ s.sg
Scrofula. Cancesous lesmstioea. Cutaoeooe
diseases, Erysipslas, Boil., Pinap!ss On
the facs. Sore Eyes, Scald Head, +.
letter affections, Old ard
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep.
sis, Constituencies,
Janndice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss Of Appetite. Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with al other
disorders frop IN improper condition Of the
eircvlstory ~ stem. Asa general ton
jc, its effects are benignant, and
cannot fail ~ benefit whore
used persevelingly and
according to direc-
tiOnH.
WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC MEDICINE
W which has marked IT. way to popular favor. solely
dnc ever manufactured now--it has become
Standard remedy for ABOVE pt-rAsns" all over TIE
Union.
Head this. and II afflicted try ii,
DEAR srw I've would iustsay that your
medicine has cured Of Scrofula that has been
coming for i've years the hcsh eaten of tho
lndy'- arms You could see the sinews working She
10 n the eighth bstc now. and the hc.h IL growing
On very fast. Your hool ssarehor Is going al over
- join KiIsToN = SON,
Ederton. Ind. Station.
r.. r. SELLERS 4 co. solr rmdtn,srow;
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,he remarxs nnrn,r,iur ~ hava boon ,n ,ai,
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Brooksl and We're as he nuder:tood fb her,
n,.arr,o,,, r,.,',rt.,d A,,t,n,,i' :, ,.. W., =.
for linn ~ sap bo, ~ ,,u -, ~, !" was no'
nnrti'r on,.,,,roa !, q, h;, '..o ,'' =,
III, ''s' ~ nun q .'"s''. ".
he wished 70 st.na r;ah, 49,, ~ r, '''''
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Il III IA 1onoress from tho so,ca; ca,,,,i,tna
IN investir.tc info lie manarsnan, =, NJ
nrin,nr huroau ua f,und ,i'at .i,,ourI, !,
was nj sinn9d il cnunmenne5 h.. rany, -
thai Nr Csrt;eld from li,n mil 49,,
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ago;ns, 7 II rlo,i,' ~, -.
fiat Tho most na,nr;aI of ,ho s,a.a,uo,r
male wera ,rnS
Mr. Garfield sail that no uns chl;roJ 70
the gentleman from New yorl. for III ~ ~
rcctinn he had made I. WAS The c,,s, .U,
from one member ami borizel hv a es,nr,;,
tee to make the renort' and HAT hal h"e,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-26

WASHINGTON, March25.-The Department
Of State has received authentic information
that the three colortd children OF Rose Elv-
ria, Of New Orleans, who were taken to lIa
wanna without the consent oil their parents,
have been sent back to her by the United
States Consul at the lat'ercity Gen Candy
gave information concerning the alb luction
or removal of these children, when the
state Department Instituted the measure
which led to their recovery.
Prominent members of Congress say The
President will tomorrow return 10 the Sen
ate the civil rights bill with his objections,
willie Others assert that the message is al
ready prepared.
Senator Howard having returned to Wash
ington Il is expected that the report from
the Committee on Reconstruction, cmbrac
ing the testimony of Gen. Lee, will be pre-
scented early this week.