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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
raE MESSAGE.

The annual n nessage Of the President Of
the United States, which was published in
our yesterdays issue. has By this time been
pretty thoroughly read and discussed by
the reading public. As vas expected BY
most people Il contains no unexpected The
ories or propositions, and does not show
any material change Of positon % regards
The veil known policy Of The administration.
The question Of restoration Of the States
engaged In the late rsbeIl On to their fesm.s
and rish,ful position in the Union is again
fully. c'early and ably scussed-without
arrogance or the exhibition of any other
than just and properly to.ssd spirit He
urges Il upon the attention Of Coogrsss not
as msss policy matter. sos - . party
iiea, but - constitutional ob.igaaion. which
cannot safely Be disrsearded BY the con-
gressional powers. In this respect he svinc-
es no change Of policy whatever. Even
though The people have discarded that poli>
cy-that 10 to say-a minority Of the voters
Of the United States. who, sndsr the pres>
cnt untoward state Of political affairs, con
stitute the m,jority-Prssident johnson,
(irm in the belief tsat the ''sober second
thought which avaisth much" has not yet
been taken, but thas In future
will do il justice - stands by
that policy with . degree Of irmsess chat
challenges admiration. Whether this will
avail any ything-whcther il would not hare
been more to the point to have urged some
7ctive measures upon the atte:tion Of the
South. remains to b seen. One thing
seems 10 US ccrtain-that so long % the
South takes no active forward steps towards
setting the great restorationl question, 90
long the Radicals will endeavor to deprive
them Of their rights in the Union True
they can now count on the 6rm and un-
swerv,ng support Of the President, but what
can the President do towards givisg their |
Senators and Representatives seats, when |
Congress BY . large-s very bitter and On
extremely Rsdicsl majority. 6rmly declares
thst these seats are vacantl Farthsrmors,
Andrew johnson has no life lease upon the
Presidents chair. Two more years will
end his career In that quar-
ter. and II the same condition Of affairs, q
between Congress and the outside States
continues for t~o years, they will have
s's grounds for hope than now, for
! favorable changes Of. policy. A new
President will be elected, aud unlses these
States. by some brilliant stroke Of domes-
lie policy, put themselves in the wsy TO
have voice in the next Presidential eiec-
lion. how can they expect the slectios Of
my other thaa . radical Presids~t--s man
mot like Andrew johnson. With broad
Ind LIBERAL political conceptions. but one
who viii out herod Herod in the bitterness
Il Radicali,m.
But the message contains no hint TO the
South in this direction. There may be
'oom for hope that Congress win be touched
~ sense Of justics-that they will repent
md melt under the late message, and re-
urn to their duty - legislators, but in
10Th we sec no sueh hope.
What then? What il to be hoped for
Wait and see. There is no ray Of light
ret.
Recherche"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

ClGAs CoHpiscAriox.-The cigas conf. ca.
tlsn nsastonsd 10 tAs DanocaAr lest even
~. eAns sbcut in this way Messrs. Jack
~& 'winnike, Of this city. purchased the
cigars in New Yesk ofa importing house.
On the areivel Of the goods here the par-
classn ny )tAAt the bosa bore ~ revenue
stamps. and Immediately performed theis
duty in calling upoa the proper authorities
end giving Information. The matter has
been Ibid before the authorities fce correct
ion, .---..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

Tss Lille Corporal is d.aervedIy praiscd
- the best periodical for Juveniles and the
hsme iisesids yet published in the Who'll
circle Of American literature. Davenport
(lowd) Gazette.
The price Of the Lille Corporal il only
one dollar year. Sample copy ten cents.
Address Alfred l.. Sewell, Publisher, Chi
cagO, Illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

NEED LOOKING ArrRR.-The Brady st. eet
crossings on both streets aud alleys need the
immediate attendance Of the City Fathers
No street leading 10 the country Is 30 much
travelled by foot - Brady hence It is great
sr shatse to have mud >holes where dry
crossings should be. Let us have this evil
reformed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
bAMrGo.

ITO RENTECOND HAND PIANO. Ap-
L ply to lon I Starks' Drug Store. stf
0EvERApLlClTORS FOR 4 FIRST
~ Ciass Fl Co. Men Of age and exper
ience psettrbN None need apply without good
recommendh LUTHER 7. EADS,
mol Land over r. o. Davenport. Iowa.
N7ANT&Ew ACTIVE MEN rO ACT
w ~ A both Local aad Travelling. Tor
IN easy vol and FIRST class Life Insurance
TO. Exclu gLt"f territory given.
Apply by stating territory wanted 10
Box 48s. Dskr, Iowa. sep1ed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

J. I. rsnPis. 0ssdsnss and Flerist, cor.
lth and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
ereeo. Any9o-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

A TEnnirsc Couon Is DirrcuLr TO MAsrsa
bos Me oil eo@plaints Of the ssGuoa eflres
piratiou, Il gives way before the anti inaam.
lnstory. end aosth'as operation Of John C..
Baker / Co.'S "PuaE MkpicrxAL COP LrvEx
OsL." Trust none Of the ordinary oils
Rely snly on this standard brand. .Johr G.
BAk0 & Co., 7ls Masket Street, Philad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

AOTtAAcTSnlD
TNhE PARlND HERErUrORE ~
= isnrg oet~es. Bard On 4 II Z,mmrr.
msn, unoes sns - Bard : ZimmsrAss in
the livery businesthis day bees dissolved
~ ma.us onsen' bsrd retiring from the
business, nasing 10 iuterest 70 Michael
Hspnse. aeresfibusiness will be carried
on oy tsPesei &ermsn. ANY person
navina c,e0e agsrd 4 Zimnefmrn wi |
present sncm Tor nt, and those indebted
Davenport. Iec66. : ! ..',' -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

DsArm or JoHx MAouiRR. old and
highly esteemed citizen Of Long Grove In
thiS county. departed this life on Sunday
less fsom N attack Of stransulatsd hernia
he had suffered from this serious disorder
several days previous 10 his demise, and
sas seeking relief in . surgical operation
q the time ef HE death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
blI sAL=. ~

A aogFoTfA AIMING TEN ROOMS,
"A. ~ithlf isfes Of the Post Office, with
good oat bHs. &c Price %. 800. Apply to
,ELDRlDtE 4 BR,i,.
noE -dtf Land Az nis. vi.ie's Block.
1--WE OFI BEST FARMS IN CEDAR
~ CountV Durant. containing $50 acres,
a.i fenced qearly all under cul,ivafion.-
house. haf1ou,buildinys in tine order A
nstufit Gro1ten &C -es. with living springs
Very Itesirdr stock or Grain. For 1 lie :,
great sacr(n cost nnd IN easy terms.
Apply 70 JOHN l.. COfFlN.
nov24-dld Land Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

Anofnss OAiLy.--We are in receipt Of
the 6rst issue Of the Gazette and Argus, IA
morning daily published at Burlington in
this State. The appearance Of the paper in>
dicates that they understand their business.
It ID thoroughly Democratic in principal and
will stand by tho party at all times and un-
der al circumstances, if the party stands
BY Dss,eesatic principles. We welcome this
new daily. and wish them every success.
->-~o
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

DAMN VselAssv. ~. Blvid rorney,
eastsasss, fssialAg o. ~ bls6, 'was attack
ed yesterday snssuine b. rufian in . very
uacsssocbielis msdiser. Tordsy was eoi NJ
to msskdk ID 1hils paaaiag along Main
ssFsst sssr tie eolIsgs grounds, he ~As at.
tucked u nss whs came At him with an
open knife Forney dodssd the blow, and
atsw his own katie, u whish the villain de
camped. II isa pity that he could not have
been optsrod aud brought to justlce. Nr
Fornsy is said 70 bo worthy man. and il
much at .oss to know Why be was thus
assaulted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

WniPPINo IN ScHooL.--Lewis McHsnry.
scho"lmaster, was recsatly arraigned before
Squire Sweeney, Of Rock Island, % We learn
from the Argus. On the charge Of assault
and battery % the pesssn of little girl ten
year old-one Of biz scholars Il w. shown
ths' this teacher pulled The little girrs ear
until blood flowed ftoa h; that be then sent
out for stick or rod, anu one about three
TO four ieet long wss brought him; he broke
od about eight inches Of II, and ordered the
child to come out from her sese. She did
not come. and he struck hse and thsn dag.
ged her out, took both her hande IN ons Of
his and bsas het wi.h The rod uatil her s;s>
ter, lasgsr girl, intsr1sssds vhss he threat.
ened 70 whip hss If che didss nind hss buI.
iness. Twensy-fose Aoas aites6a14 D..
Bowmas szsmiaed hss, asd Round eleven
or twelve masks % her bock ani shouldera.
some Of them velts, and some psubably pre-
ducsd By ksets "a ~ stsh. o. 60 arm
was mark sssst On inch loag, ehisA wss
eatireiy black. There was beu1oe esse one
temple reaching down over the sys, and had
the blow his Tie sye>ball Il msst have ruin
ed the eye. NeHsnry was 6ned $500 a.d
costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

Onions are coming into town slowly. A
lev are being barreled preparatory to beng
shipped to Peoria, thence by the Illinois
river 20 St. Louis. One or two shipment
more will probably close this line Of ousi-
aess for ihs season. which, on the whole,
hes been more profitable than last fall Du-
riee the season there has not been much
VARIATION In prices; what there has been has
been in favor OF the producer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
ti0G.

TaE Man TiTnE WHITE OVER
Nv OT 49, C'o lnot 10 co,aiug, SATUR-
Dn ley y decS-dtd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

A Coon Sucorsriox.-The question Of
supplying tho city with water for drinking
and household purposes seems y meet
With considerable favor amoag thess who
think that water should b essd foe Sslne
thing else besides naviealios purposes.
We do not expect any Chicago tunnel or
Crosoa water works, 10 face usthiae that
borders on the gigantic and uagniflcens !:
but think our citizens WIN b. satisied eth
most any thing that will give them . cooa
supply u fresh water. Il haa bssn sueeset.
ed that reservoirs be built upon the blum
and kept filled from the river, with pipes
runniae down The pfineipls stteets, thus
supplying every house, odies aad Dlase a
business. This plan, il practicable. xhsa
pat into operation. would be Of great bess-
it 4 convenience 10 all. sod By having
hvdsants at proper pisces. would b Of ind.
mite service 70 ths 1ss dspastosnA We
~ait the seton of the city b this matter.
Aopsing thaG It will snsst With AssE. It
could Be made self sustaining, aud perhaps
. paying institution, Ut least it would cup.
ply . want ssriou1y felt BY the business
portion Of the city. Can private capital
consider the matter favursblyi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

oo0 Foocv Soop0s
Par DoAS. ON R.ow. w,r,nc.
- OLSeeeuRs PETnoilHs Cosns1n.
1ne oso popalas. o0st pare aad desisable vasis-
ssee ~ bseuss ths pshlic.
OUe PALM SOAP
10 IN seelssly $50 psepssatlen. and y made from
Pain O. blsoehsd without scids chemicals of ssy
nand warranted puso. nis ths vuu1 nasf.
Dnsnhsas Z van Sehaack. Chicago. wholesale
assass acs ne Northwest scid BY drnexlass every
vhese. nasa1setsssd BY McKsoss. Ven Haagan =
Hekeoae. ~ Barclay g.. New York. sps7 em
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

SOMETHING NIw.-At the great Red Star
Depot. rms 0RsAr AMERICAN TEA Co.'S
cery best teas caS be had at the following
rase: OOk.ng. tbIaek) el.25; Mixed,
lurssn and Black el.25; Engliah Break
nst, 81 a.; Imperial. (0resn) ei.50;
Young Hyson. (Grc.n) $3.50; Uneolorei
!Apss. el.t0; Gunp,wder. Al.75. Every
body should try chem. Dealers supplicd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

uyuues16v G1ou1t - . te11tu Of the
s'n1Aogo1o o)eannH olwI)S q sho h1nse. =
& 49, 6nl wai consSess the most obss-
noee oa6golevers that there u no humbug
about M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

noxes larger than Dyes that ~ see q.
NAIUnAL. DURABLE, BgAUrlfUL. WAk-
RANrGD TO please. This article No. beou thor.
seUey tesoo1Ag DIR. OAlLTONs. sT Nsw York,
and SrcQ Booth auo usrrSls Of Philadelphia
- sbeose.aasA - ire eeen oil poiesnoss ingre-
use the noeo 01lioaAe Aa1s. Sold ~ DruSe ,sts
ano Fancy Good daaleen O0erywhsre.
iaal1.dly JH0. J. xR0NkR, Sole Prop'r.
~ CAoesont oerooe PhllaAeluAAa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

, .sHUJAvlRO The gsset success ef this
ds''cious perfane in the comparative brisf
time Il has been before the public, dDss
~ euspssss us; - right rich, dslscssc
and lasting perfoms, Il has no supsrior, aud
ws think n" equal. For aa'e BY al the pein>
eipal drdggssss. - WsimjAofon Daily Com-
Merciai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

HOLLOWAY Pitts AND OtSrnsxf. .-rsuass,
ScALDs. WOUNDS, BnUisss, &C.-No more
hattssing testimonials con be sdduced OF
ths inmediass relief which Holloway's . Med.
icncs afford to sufferers from thsae terrible
cotastrophies than the readiness with which
medical men uss them In private practice
for all such accidents. The grand feature
in tho ointment is that it leaves neither
scar nor blsmish Of the skin. No family
should be without supply Of these invalu,
able remedies. Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

Nova pAYs. II will generally be found
that the man who "knows how to keep
hoeel." has slways On head supply of The
"Eclec'ie Cleanser" BY the use u this in>
valuable article. the extensive druigery Of a
, large hotel - reduced 10 . comparatively
shall m~tter.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
7d1.1i0iS5cafOrs Notice.

,xbe cas- letters of administration on tie estate OF
n nv, IS deceased granted TO the unGei sign
Al az ,s last December term of the Prooate Courl o
Ncvton county State of Mississippi: Now az per @
b.v;ny claims against the estate of said deceden' ar
$3.50 soTired TO exhibit the duly probated ana
edtssred within the time prescribed by law or the
leglsteLHTiTt heed JAMES n. TIDWELL,
same wiz ~, ue -. Admir-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
- SssSp1NE HILL COLLEGE.

,1gIs Institution well know In tins a fortune to
neichSoyipg States, had the sooa Lu,s%d in
ne arrg III late W ar unhurt and unimpalreo IL
its efficiency ;,os tho Commercial and
The plan OF stuo'eS coAnf
the Classical. ..,-Ias the studv of the
English French Spanish ana d ArtmctC snd BOOK
Se"s ;ng Of AIgohra and Geometry A., hr.rches
The classical course embraces; Greek Languages,
above meP Ns,uFa aud Mental Philosophy Chemist
Astron"y the higher 6r"nSn ne % 10 fifteen years
Inc age g can be omitted unless he knows 10" -
resd and write. - .bo 4 ST OF DECEM
| lne m y &c for the wbcc session (whlcn lHsts
Beg ;cInding board and tuition, washing HSon q,
| Fees and Stationery '----'-'--- 10 O
|
hese terns are able in gold or Its qpTs.idsus
For further particulars Apply 40 40 AN'
Spring Hill Cohese' n'~' r GAUTRELET, s J.
| Nj
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
EGR RENT.

-v,,r- ,,,,a,lor nj Mrs II 2. WashpRson. tuTe9
Me- North Of Udea Kinds county, i. Tor ils'
- ,ba Sesr 1866 1t is OF tie Lest npiaha 49,
i;ons dwelling witG sever rooms ana S
ssrS outbuidng' neg~2 quarters sSni S sni.rb1s
seventy Ave negroes good Sla mouse ,nr IN tocS
~ stsI1ds two good " ella and good castern ~ l
xE rrnyerience necessary There 10 sio az"
cIss,ad The majority of which - HeS mjaI Yates
re, E,o.Tp M Robert While or MI Danlel IAto-
jon III es near ths place will show Is to any on
Ssjrjrg 20 ren. Fo terms apply to 'he uoaGt' a.
| three miles re~1 q AVN L.HUDS0A.
| n. K.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS all
Very fine Liquors for Medical Purposes.]
Gur. Catheters and Bougies. PessaneS.
Nipplel shields, Breast pumps
svringes-an kinds, Nursing bottles
Speculmus and Steihoscopes. |
go, ,o-oa and we'll selected assortment of
Patent Medicines
NOIen's Cod Liver Gil,
Qucru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly
And Winchcster's Genuine
u,I,osDbatcs of H.IIae Nnd Soda.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
..sort,nent of SCHOOL BOOKS such as are used
| he all the schools in this city
| A great variety of very superior
| STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS,
| PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE
WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS,
xE INDIES WINES AND
| LIQUORS.
Photograph Albums, very handsome
and Ladies' Portfolios.
Pocket Books, Port Monies,
Ladies' Purses, Pocket KNIVES
and RAZORS from the first cutters ID lne "olir
| besides innumerable articles whlcn We o~Ao' 70
goods have been selected with great care ron
: the hest markets by connoisseur Ia the ouSlnees
"a can and will be sold upon the most aoSanl9se'u
% | terms to the purchasers, for cash. -, NJ,
5, | The Prescription department VIII oe "h1e4 AM
= Calls for medicines will receive prompt Attentlo
8; day and night.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
CROVESTEEN & CO.,
P'A'' F'''''
MANUFACTURERS.
Asa BROADWAY,
NEW NOR X.

The attention OF the pubic ana tue trade is invited
our NEY SCALE OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PLANO FORTES, which for volume and purity oftene
are uuryailed by any hitherto offered in this market
They contain all the modern improvements, French,
Grand Action Harp Pedal, Iron Frame, Ovef-Strung
Bs.s &c ard each instrument being made under the
personal supervision OF Mr. II Grovesieen, who
ma. had practical experience OF ovar IS years in
tbor manufacture IS fully warranted In every par
ticuar-
The "Grovesteen Piano Forte"
received the award of merit over
all others at the celebrated
Worlds Fair.
| Where wero exhibited Instruments from the best
makers Of London, Paris, Germany, Phiadelphe-
| baltimore Boston, and New York and also at the
American Institute for Ave successive years, the
oI1 and silver medals beth Of which can be seen
| az oar ware room.
| Nv the Introduction Of improvements, we make
su more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufacturing
largely with a strictly cash system, are enabled to
offer these instruments price which VIII preclude
all competition
PRICES-No. i. Seven Octave. reHnd
r corners, Rosewood, plain case $275.
: No. 2. Seven Octave, round corners, hose
wood heavy moulding $500.
i, No Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style 1925.
Terms. Net Cnsh In Current Fu9dS.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
III "A "a O.
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NUMBER l46.
miscellaneous AN6trtistmsnts.
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.
,no ruE CIrIZENs OF MIssIssIPPL

,rO THE CITIZENS or MlSslSSAPFL
,,up termination Of sar sunsry contest, which
-, ... f,,,r years has Ut, scuteI impass able
A-,.r Al all social or iercsl inie5 course %
,,~santfo two s-.at actions OF our COUNT h@Vios
! a. length happily cleared away oil Obstacles 10
naval Of thosa relations which fjrnerly pound us 'o
rether in fraternal union tHAc the earliest oPpSI
tnity Afforded by this asspicions event. 10 greer
my southern fiends, and TO aoiicit from them re-
pewal Of that extensive business connection Wu.c1
for ousrter cf y century Ia been unnterruP1eH
| save by the great public eslsm'ty TO Which "S's
advertel. - 49,, ,brashoId Of busi
| ,o,s reuaion should repeat the warsEg 80 o!ae.
5aiaterious compounds htCh, under tho speSiou
90 Galss titles of Imported Wines htanules, .4 ~
), Gi ,iouoTs Sc have been equally desttuct,el'
'iin aItS If cur citizens prejuiicial TO the inter
as,s Of the l. climate Importer -. nd,d in
es,s,, yesrs Of my past lie have been eSpen1su ~
}, MAJ md candid tempt expose these wh9le's %
sn M time ror expense has been s7area 20 ae
eompnsa - and thc public generally, at tie lowest
my IL, nricp ani il such Ioniii as intent SUN
tbeir conn az vear business transactions with the
at Nv, id most respectable exporting houses ~
France and Crest Bran nave r homo parEet Nth
Tyi,as LIQUORS, and Liqautes OF ane oe't ~"
,n-ovc3 brands in Europe, IN ndditon W my ~ ~
d;strlery in nollsho i"i '"S
he ~ chiedarn ScDnapa. = 80 .rr,oved bv the m 4
iEaculties of the United Sta'es' west iuo,eS Au'
go America a. Invaluable lhe,aPeuhc,
-hol.son,e pleasant aud FeifeetIY a"lc ~
Wno'.oss and during all se=Suus, quickly excite
, the c"pidity Ct the home mSo".oeas s anu
Of of haro after much toll and expense stu
-,nnaed all my with saieg aTes Sn1 W,
LY actions which with ordinary I'm ,,n Europ
insure their delivery 40 i'Ne
to nl my sjorner'' ond IN all eases UherU
s,hIs that orders bs sent direct TO my uepot,
n4poy@r Street New York or that purchases " mo
}. OF nay - 20 isrse stock of Wines, BrandiSe
IA 80 I have a tonsidere6'c supply OF SIu ~.
Tnreisn wiucs, embracing vintHgee ., III % tbc -
"a rn before the commencement "l ny y.
pH! pas cmm especially recommend to all eohn0''''
OF thsso RAJ To- 4uld specially call the early alta
~ " n, Southern cNstomers 10 the adv antase 70
E,riys by transmitting iaetr oIaeTs , =, org.r
,n 80 ox cai,g personally 81 toe depot, IN olue .,
M ] 81, lAliment of their orders or 81 tps press
large AM "T'' UDOLPHO WOLFE
-, % % Beaver Street New HorE
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ASH & LEMLY, II
DRUGGISTS AND.::APOTHECARIES, .
Main st opposite South side Of CAPITOL |
JACKSON, MISS.
ITAvE just received.a fresh stock PURE AMI
IL REIfABLE
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, !
to which they invite the attention oftheir friends anu
thS nStrs frr the Country will be carefully pAekOo
| and promptly ahippef' ,,s 81. nnv other
! All goods sold reasonably terms az Any
| bo ~. 10 il the City and WARRANTED FURE'
| We arc .ily expecting our stock OF
| Fancy SrtiCIeIes and Perfumcry t"F
! the Ladies'.
~prescriptions carefully compounded at al, h%Sr'
| of the daV and night. 49, -
DENTAL NOTICE.
| nR KNAPP coutnuas the practice Of his pToieS,
sion in III bran for the present. al 'S
o. ~ oneraio1s on the teeth performed III careful
| and skilful n anntr
inserted from to an entire SGT lhgy are nd
| the mouth without pain and worn win eane So" o
comfort and cannot be detected from me nS'u'"' %
| osns nv the most scrutinZiu observer
The VulcHEtte knsc
. | :. -o,v ;corrovem.ut used " heDever deElred.
Dec l3diy
-TEE Arm of Subway & KUBLER hsving been
| ds.olved by mutual consent on the Ism OF No'SN1
| bsr, the business will be conducted by
G.. Es. Subway,
CAPITOL STREET.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SADDLES, HARNESS.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDlNGs'
Pillow GEAR FOR Plantation use al very -"
hrAT
TEXAS SADDLES
in every style, made TO order
ANOTHER LARGE1LoT OF
PHILADELEsHlA AMP
FRENCH CALF ShINS'
In Store and arriving.
- SUoENAkER'S TOOLS, SOLE UPPER AN
HARNESS LEATHER
w, always in store. a
Jack loa. Miss Dec. ~ n l7o' 3.
WKENS & DOTY
wholesale and Reini
Dealers in
DRY 6 IDS,
ROGER =, LHQU o u
= PLANTATION GOODS,
&c, Sc,
NJ. VIII highest v-ces paid fer Cotton, in ea'h'of 10
in exchsnge for family supplied
East side State street,
Jackson. Miss rev