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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Tn mother Of Hon. Q. c. Clay, e All
hanna, nowAprisossr Ct Hertreee Monroe,
DID sssnasly ct Auntsvills, in hsr 67th
YoaFs wsr aHs 5fauHs9f .r.s - b9s.s r,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
II. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER

This medicine Is perfect antidote for ALL PAINS,
and y used internally md externally with never fail
Ing eucce.s. Try II. Price Is cent? per boetle
Sold ct DR.; kASTERLYS Family Medicine Store,
corner o. Third and Chestnut Streets st. Louis No.,
and ~ Madison street, Chicago, H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
Herring's Patent Chanplen
! as}a SAFES is1i ~

In t1Ae Fire - Davenpofts. 1eYa.
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u oWnsr Of . eaSe nasgfhstsfed b yoo3 ia
eale w. ID a0fa1n e1evGtoi II this 49, -
which Elsvatee Was burned sens neat11 Y161o.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DR.. EWseerlw's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

Will Cure Pain In the Stomach, Cramps or Spseme
Headache Toothache, Sore Throat Colo. DyscnIery
Or Bowel Complaints NervOns Affections Pain or
Aguc In the Face. Painters Collie and in fnct wher
ever Il is applied pain cannot exist
READER. AXE you SUFFERING PAIN from anv
disease above enuneraled or from any other caueey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

Will cure Diarrh1a, Dysentery, Summer
Complaints. Collie. Cholera Morbus, and
all arrangements Of the Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and etfectual remedy ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel Com plant il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DR.. EaSterly's DiarrhMa Nyrun.

II has been thoroughly tested and found an INFAI<
Lila ECU RE for these dangerous complaints II IL
the best medicine in the world for Children when
teething Price 81 cents per bottle
kN Sold at DR.. T. EASTERLY 4 cos. Family
Medicine Store. Third and Chestnut streets,
ST Louis, and W Madison street. Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAlBAM
l b ~ most highly approved nsdieins ever
discovered. Il has stood tbe best Of I'll tests,
Time, having had % unprecedented ssls o.
49, =, 49,. ss.;.s.t
Press, the Trade. il feet 81 III Who know n
For certificates, which CO b. given 70 almost
any extent, zee Wrappers - esd bottle. The
PropristDrS will ehssffslly refand ~ Dosey n
got estirsy satisfactory. Prizes 80 eeste ssd q:
fsl y r. Ne keeuiss. which Z. prspassd ssly
BY REED, CUTLER CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Boston. Sold In Davenport - Asalses
gsssrsl)y. laoe1.o&v30
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

THs Cincinnati EaQuirer states that the
Legislature Of Kentucky, during it, present
session, ha6 declared vacant the seats Of ten
Or twelve radical members, who had been
elected BY, 1ilitarya interference. In every
instance whers the busted parties had the
hasdihood = ruAs Tie race oves, they have
besn' badly hsatsn. There are but few
seats IN the Missouri Legislature whose &C.
copanss would not b. sent home Il . dmilas
sitting took place, and IN honest appeal
ceuld % made to the people. Asssesri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DIR. EASTERLY.S
A NJ ERICAN LINZ EN- T

W IT Cure Bruises. Sprains. Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma
tsm. Contracted Tendons. Swelled JOINTS Pain Oh
Weakness in the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain
in the system.
lie. Its volatile. penetrating and healing properties
diuse themselves to the very bones and give the SUI
ferer instant relief.
1t is the most eificacious I.niment ever invented
FOR HORSES AND ANnMAIS.
II will Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises Chafee, Calls,
Scratches. SPAWN, Ringbone, any Wound Of
Bone or Muscle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

6z0P INT COUW01
N. CADTnDsO
O % - q HEB AIz9 A. NJ
VIM 49, g. -. -, As1.l
IL .. s :; 81; 81 !: 5!
Oh 90 Loags.
TUE MOST PHRFDCT. PLEASANT AID
i efRcacious remedy ever discovered for Ill
diseases Of the Throat, Chest ed Lunss, 10
Dr.. Carriers Cough Dalsaln,
This medicine tmmsaisseiy sf0Psthe COUGH
produces free ssd easy expectosstion, removes ell
mucuous and foul matter fr9m the cir passages,
Rives ease in difficult breath} sllaIs the i1fita-
ton Of the Lungs and efEecss SbPRkDY OtRE,
BY soothing and healing al Pulmonary Organs.
~. Casssrss Coagh DolsaA
10 purely vegetable in its ingredients, and per-
fectly harmless In its qualities and - mild and
plessont - the most delicaAe cordial II hes been
u general sss Sor The last ten years.
WINTER COUGH.
The harsh dry winter Cough, which sllicts OLD
PEOPLE aod lovalids in . low stste Of health,
en- b e6sctually cured BY The ussof
Dr. Carter's Cough Da1saa.
Il warns, molstens aad stimulates the whole
breathing apparatus, and imparts new life to the
emaciated system. Immediate astsntioa should
be given TO
Coughs, Colds and Diseases Of the Lungs
Reader, have you Cough, Cold, or any disease
Of the Lungsf DO not neglectit. Delay 10 dan
gerous. Millions die annually BY neglecting q
common Geld. Coughs and colds. if not cured in
their early stage, lead 70 Consumption, and then
perhaps 10 an early death. Be advised in time
and procure q ones that celebrated remedy
y. Carter's Cough Dalsan,
Which neveP fails to cure Coughs sad Colds in
fe days. and has cured thousands upon thous-
and Of Cases Of Consumption after ply aicians and
oil other remedies had failed. and the patients
had been giyen up TO die. This Balsam 10 the
most perfect and infallible remedy for all diseas-
e. .of the Luugs known 10 the civilized world.
n R-Ask for CT. CARRIERS COUGH BAL
SAM and take nothing else.
Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bottles
81, so per bottle. ~
Sold Il Dr.. EAsrBRLY 1 co. - Family Med
icine Store, corner Of Third and Chestnut Sts.,
~. Louis, No.. and 1t their branch Store 80 Mad
ison street, Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
$l5.7ls "a $25, oa7 50

The negro troops of Beaufort, North Car
olina, have recently been guilty Of shocks
ing outrages in the neighborhood of that
plsce. squad Of them visited the town
OF Beaufort, few days since, violated the
police laws we're arrested by Mayor Dun
can, and sent to Fort Macon in charge Of
some Of the town police. When the police
officers reached the fort, they were threat
ened BY the colofcd troops, disarmed, and
thus allowed 10 return to the town. Some
! of the negro soldiers threatened to turn the
canncn Of the fort on the town of Beaufort
The Raleigh, North Carolina, Standard
sdds:
''But THE is not half. A few days since
. squad of these soldiers went to the house
of a'white citizen mot far from the fort, and
while the man Of the house and his wife
were held, they ravished their daughter, .
girl Of fifteen years Of age. Another squad
went 70 another house, and attempted .
rape on 4 child ten years Of age"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Iron. -
IHo opS Brand. r 49, Aaeie Iron.
Roller Plate, and sheet Iron.
Mower Au0 Reaper BARS.
Cy1lnder and G300r1 or Finger
p Hr0ms. -
Wrought Chairs and spikes for
Flarrsalls, PuncheA 4 Coanters
o00ks .ig tslss'1 aa
Coal 0creen Iron.
Nails and Spikes. janl5-d3m
Warehouse, No 80 Water and No. . Market
streets. Works, Sscosd St.eet, Eighth Ward,
adjoining the Citv Gas Works. PlTTSBURG.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Mr.. OtrDc1k100AsU
Pile Remedy

hes cured Thousands 81 NE
worst cases ~ Blind and Heed
Ing riles. II gives isno ediass
relief and s0ect . permanent
surs. Fer sale ~ all Drug.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
BOSTON.
PIANO FORTES.

ALBERT w. LADD 4 CO..
= nuwVKTERE THE ONLY BOSTON
w house that VS. swarded .
~ vSmcdaI for SuPsRs0a PiAxoe. ct the
NV Yon4 CRYSTAL PALACE.
Also The only AnsnluAu Fun hist received .
FIRsf Class MEDAL for Square Pianos, at the
Great Worlds fsir ID Paris. janoo-den
Warevo oms, $50 Washiogton -. Boston,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DIR. Cooks Magic Hair Oil,

II softens preserves beauties and strengthens the
hair prevents il from falling Off and becoming gray
removes the dandruf and turns harsh, unruly hair
into that which is smooth. glossy, lively and beautiful
e0 Price 70 cents per bottle
Sold at Dr. f. EASTERlYS Family Medicine
store Of Third and Chestnut streets St Louis
Mo-. and Ut 80 Madison street. Chicago Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
The stock Cesnprises


In every paft Of the United States and Provin-
ces. md 70 I'll such liberal inducements viii be
olistsd, and, 9. aPplics ion, = cifcslr q terms
o. ORDERS where they can b obtsined. or 81
BANK Draltto ~ order. Address n orders g
our agency, which will b conducted 81
nvu JAQUET, STIRLING { co.
dlas.fkw 10 Broadway. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
''"NH Po"eIIut cuTAtlSe properties afe COmbih0d N
DR., Easterly's A mericap Liniment

that il speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS, both ON
NAN and BEAST, afeI all other Liniments and RENE
dies fail. Price IS cents per bottle
tU Sold at Dr.. Il. KASTERl.Y s Family Eedicine
store corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis
and w Madison street, Chicago, Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

will give you instant relieve. Try il.
To Price Is cents per bottle.
Sent to all parts Of the country by mail. receipt
OF the price and ten cents prepay pos taee on t.
Sold at Or; EASTERLY's Family Medicine Store.
corner Third and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis and ",
Madison street. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

.5sslsa !''a'd no slois lsZTsH ~ u. II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DIR. SANDERS

Dl6e IA II DEEG'S
I II r EE MIN UTE SALV E
Will cure Corns. Warts, Moles, Ringworm
and T0othache in from Three to Ten Min
utcs.
Why will you suffer the excruciatng and torment
ng pains from C0rns and To0thache when
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

- This Bank respectfully soiicits deposits
On cutrent ace0unt, q On certificate Of dtposis,
and TO I'll Of its customers il pledges the most
liberal treatment. IRA n. OXFORD. Cash.
0KO. II. FRENCH, Pfest.l sepl
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-14
Public Me.tinp.

At meeting of III, citizens # Iancast or
District he'll ia the Court House, on Monday.
the 18th, inst, G. McC. Witherspoon Esq,
was called TO the chair, and :. l.. Straite re
qucstcl to act a' Secretary. The Chairman
opened the meeting with few appropriate
remarks.
The following resolutions as amended were
offered 10y b. J. witherspoou, Esq, and una,r
imously adoDted
ist HcSoircd, That the chairman CT this meet
ing appoint committees, to consist Of five per.
SONS IN each Beat Company to asrcrtsT, lie
deficiency OF Corn necessary to supply TIE
wants of their respective Beats.
81. Rcsoired That said commit 60 furnish as
soon "a NAV be practicable, the delegation from
this District in the Legslature. their respective
estimates of such deficiency TO the end that
the sam" may be- laid before that body at IN
approaching session thereof.
The following amendment to tho Ist Rcsolu,
ton, commencing after reaiin. "bcat" was of.
fer-d hy thu Rev J. y. Craig, aud adopted:
That said committees state az nearly a. they
eau, what p:opo :ioE OF the Corn needed will
be required to supply those who will be wholly
unable to paw for il.
81, Reso'Ued, That our Representatives in
the Legislature, he earnestly requested to urge
th's important mater OF procuring supp les up
on the attention ot that body. and thov give it
"a the solemn sens" O. this meeting, that such
assistance is an absolute necessity because a
large pat oi our people must either have sach
assistance. -migrate, or perish.
Ith, ResolUcd, That a copy Of these R.anIu,
tons be given to each Of our Representatives
aud Senator.
The Chairman, in obedience to the st Reso,
lution, appointed the following persons in their
: respective Beats, to canvass the same, viz:
Cyburn Beat lesley Hilton. VIM Robin.
son, VIM. Gardner. j. X. Welsh and james
Gardner.
F7nt Ridge Beaf-John Gardner. .y.sse
Long, Bynam Ellis, WIN. I. Phiier aud u. C.
HiusoD.
:. Cdskey's BeaL--J r Hunter, j. d. Cas-.
key, r.. j Williams, David Montgomery and
III. l.. Bclk
FnnderbaTEs Beat John TAYLOR, ESD VIM.
4. Carnes, H. Elliott. Wyatt Plyler and DR.
Wm &. Armfeid.
Indian Land Beat Ross. Bella Sizer.
N c. Heath, Esq, X. 81. Sims and DR.. Il. l..
Johnson
Nes6ifS Beat-Joseph RODGERS, B. r. Han.
cock. u. Adam, N. B. Taylor aud Jefferson
Dunlap.
Tank Bedt.-H. II Gooch, II. V. Massey.
VIM. TwIuy. Andrew Mcllwain and G. n,
Wade.
.SfoUer Beat f B. Mobley, Griffin Walker,
w. Z. Adkius, iiilliard, James Bruce.
Lancaster Bedt.-J. A. llasseltine, j, Adam.
o. X. Lark, J. Wltherspoon, A. j. Beldon
Resotced, That the proceedings OF this mee,.
Ing be published in the Lancaster LsDslR.
G. Nee. wirHERSPooN, Chnl'n.
$. l.. SrgAIrS, Sec'y
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-14
The Southern Politicians and the Con.
stitutional Amendment.

1t appears from Information we have
been receiving latel from the South that
the old politicians are denouncng the
constitutional amendment aud recon-
menGing the Southern people not TO ac
cept it. We have noticed this in Mlss,s,
sippi, North Carolina, Texas aud other
States, and hnw we see that the Gov ernor
of Georgia, in his message to the Legisia
ture, and the Speaker of the House of
that s ate both oppose til" amendment
These are the same sort Of men, the same
straigh, laced, impraclcahle politicians
who plurged the South INTO rcbellion.-
They never learn ANYTHING and seem to
he unconscious that tie world moves
They talk OF State rights and other rights
just as they did before tho war, while
everybody else sees that great rAvoln
'l"n has taken place aud that these
Southerners h,e At the mercy and in the
power Of sheir conquerers, the Northern
people. TIE constitutional amendment
offers reasonable and moderate -c0nd tons
under the circumstances. aud The South
8 stupid no, to accept !hem without hcsi.
tHtion. When once in Congress her re.
personalities viii have voice in pu' lie
affairs, and he two 'hlrl vote oi Congress
may he Obtained after wllle 10 relieve
her former prom'nen, men of ths disnhiIi.
" they wonId labor under. Besides a
new generation vii! grow up in y few
wears TO take the place Of the old politi
clans Individual interests are nothing
in the history Of nations the interests
and future Of the State is the absorbing
question. We hope the Sou,hernerS for
their own sake will become more prscti
cal and reasonable.
NeW York Herald.
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ten dollars Of these bills regarded it as
equivalent in value to gold or silver.
South Carolina has never tsrnished her
honor or State faitT hy anything that sa
vored Of reputation, and, although she
may have the power now, through Acts
OF the Legislature or otherwise, To refuse
to redeem these bills, vet this refusal will
tell powerfully against her credit in eve
r, s,nck-mareet, either il this country or
Europe. Should she repudia'e The pay
mcnt Of these notes, she would not he
abe, and on very proper grounds, TO bor-
row dollar on any exchange in the
world. Her new issue of green bacl;
shin plasters, dubbed bills receivable, be.
ing liable To the same contingency Of I've
ing repud,Sted, would Immediately fall
below par, as nobody would t"kea bill
that might he refused payment to NOR
row. No let the State show her hand
and, if she will not pay these notes, let the
people know il, and our word for il. their
new issues will he rejected at every desk
aud counter in the State
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CO N NJ i n &c A T F D.
BENNErrSvILLE :. c.,
Orohcr 3ls,, SG6

MEssRs. CoNNoRs & CARTER: Gentle
men My attention has been called TO
an editorial in your issue Of The l7th inst.
which states that the Assessor charges
tihv cents per bale, for weighing cotton
in Lancaster District As that sum is
greatly in excess Of any which has the
show Of authority, 1t is proTe. tha, YOU
should be informed, that the Assistant
Assessor, previous 10 the Regulations of
25,h, Sept, Was encouraged to charge
t,centy fee cents per bale. for travelling
experse,"-as a sum certain, and NJ uni
form rule, instead OF making separate
contracts with all who wanted cotton
weighed at different points. the ";ravelling
expenses" to which, not being fixed and
determined, nigh, otherwise cause EN-.
bartassmenrs in the business But. in no
case, has the Assistant Assessor been en-.
courageh to charge any Higher rates.
Since the above da;e, fifteen cents has
been substituted, and five more, when the
weighing is done, at points other than
where the officer resiies-he furnishing
his own scales, lahour, marking materials
and t:avelin. conveyance Al this, how
ever, was simply advisory. as tie parties
have the nigh, 10 fix their own terms for
travelling expenses" II they can find
others preferable, to what have been sug-
gestea.
1t should be remembered. how ever. thai
the Deputy Collector. is also entitled to
charge for his services, SO fAr rs he NAV,
for the same item Of exprnses-and il is
very likely, that the Collectors fee, is EN-
braced in what is thought to be charged
by tine Assistant Assessor, for himSer-he
acting in such cases, only as medium
Of transmission, for the con venicnce Of al
concerned /"
So for as heard from, the suggestions
which have been made 10, and acted on
hy Assistant Assessors, as proviling a
fair compensation for "traveing expen
ses," have been satisfactory to the com
munity. The Department Of Internal
Revenue is open 10 the complaints OF
any who are dissatisfied. and thew will
at all times receive such facilities from
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-14

direct their rogueish propensiues to the
mag n,iicent creations Of genius, and the
exquisite productions Of art. They had
no taste for the artistic skill OF the pencil
and chisel. Consequently, manuscripts,
books, paintings, sculpture, &c, were
conmiued ,othe destroying clement
Achau like, the idol OF their avaricious
souls, VAS gold, goodly rai,uent and fac
furniture. Their cove,ous, niggnrlly,
dimrnutive hearts had no interest in
science, literature or the fine arts. Ccn,
Watches, Jewelry of all kinds, plate,
pianos. bureaus. marble tables. fine chairs
DC ) were the booty seized upon and ap.
propriatpd to private use Nv these New
England Achani'es, and none Of the four
articles first named euhed their ,hiefish
research ir the fHggot and the hangman's
rope could extort it from lie unf rlunatr.
non-combarant citizen. And this robbery
sanctioned hv their Government, was
practlsyd bv & cir entire army, from the
highest officer to the lowest private
7, is said spoons" Butler WAS so success
ful in his Wholesale rohheries that he
estima' ed his i'll Go,rem treasures by Drv
Measure, instead Of Troy Weight. Macy
Of the fine silks which now rustic around
Yankee matrons, and The glossv salins
and Grape shawls, which adorn Yankee
malHHns were unrighteouSv .abstracted
from Southern wsrdr"hes. And + il had
heen possible to transfer the fine residences
Of Souherners to Yankee land instead
Of being laid IN ashes, they would now he
the homes of Sherman's and Milroy's
brigsnds.
AMI when the patriotic COME lcra,es
laid down their aims and submitted to
the force Of irresistible circumstances this
mos, humane aud rightenus---this "hest
government in the world nersr said a
,cord, nor did thing to,Cord restitution.
The property, purely private and in no
wise coutrahanI. which was uulawfullv
taken, within the knowledge. and without
the dlsapproval Of the government, was
more than sui!iren, TO pav tn" Southern
share of the war debt. But rh,s "L-.t
government" acts upon the principle 81
the greedy King, to keep all ii gets. and
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-14
Maryland.

BALTIMORE, November 7.-Returns.
from western counties, comprising 4th'
Congressional district, indicate the re:
election of Frank Thomas by 1000 ma
jority.
A special dispatch 10 the NationaI
htelHgeneer says, Conservatives to day,
notwithstanding all adverse circumstances,
have achieved a great success. Their
majority in the city is estimated ut 200.
Both Conservative members Of Congress.
are eIecledJ andrtae entire Legislative
ticket.
Returns from the various coun,ies are
in favor of the Conservatives.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-11-14

TrE Texas ELEcrioH We learn from
the New Orens Picayune Iha, he elec
tinn tot m-mh.rs 81 Congress so far Nd
pears I" have been ussted with -over-rgu
c"n'-n"t 10y the voters OF Texas At
"a'vest"" many "f.the principal c,izen.
were not aware a. election sas 20 come
off or had TO take place L. two precincts
the poll. we're not opened. A, Houston
on" s'T'h o' the regular vote was pol-d.
At San Anionioi only fO4 out Of 1900
votes we're east; and so on .'sewhefe -
Ih" people do no. seem to care about
send,ng seniaivss To Washington
"n'v TO Lave them snubbed and seat
lack.
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Foreign Nsws..Psr Cable.

PARIS. November 7.-rhe condition Of
the Enpress Carloua is Unchanged
M'x'm'Isn telegraph.d his approval OF
the course pursued by her physicians. bue
says nothing Of the intention, on his part,
of leaving Mexico.
A, Alexandria, October 25, nsws war
received from the Creeks that n grsnt bar
tie took place IN Gambia on the l7ih hei
tween the Christians. numberng 10000
men, aud tho combined Turkish And
Egyptian troops. 10000 strong. Tue