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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

A CALIFORNIA RoMANcE.-A San
Francisco paper tells of young physi-
elan who led 10 the altar, in 1917, young
lady, but few minutes after the marriage
ceremony he was arrested for having pro-
cured subject from a neighboring
graveyard. The officer granted The BRIDE
groom few moments private CONVERSE
ton with his wife, which he improved by
making his escape to California. During
his wanderings up and down the earth he
neglected to correspond with his wife, who
believing him dead married again. After
time he learned this fact, but determin-
ed TO remain dead 10 her, and it was not
until he read an account of the death of
the husband of his wife that he wrote TO
her, stating that he still lived and cher
lshed her memory as green as when he
kissed her lips in parting nineteen years
ago. He told her that he was still free,
and asked her TO come and enjoy with him
the fortune he had accumulated. The
wife-widow received the letter, and while
she read the carly love returned. she
determined to join him, which she did. ar
irving in California in due time, and was
met on the wharf by the old husband. who
conducted her to hotel where they were
married.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

The Mason s. flansiis On In. asgssst u 7
" different styles, adapted 20 sscred and sefsE
$50 to seo0 each. FIFTY. ONE GOLD or sIITEj
or other first premiums awarded them, Uu-1
logues free. Address, MASON &C. TEANLIs. Ed
son BROTHERS. NEw YoRk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-06

Strange, But True. Every yeang Ne
tlefnsn in the United States can hear gmsihinga
20 their advantage by return mail tfirr q ehesr.
dressing the undersigned. Those faSsax van
humbugSed will obilge by not noticing us a.
ers will please address thsir obsaieut ssFuat i
CHAPMAN, ssl Brsadsay, New York. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
Reasomo why the
AMERICAN WATCH
asade at wALrnAae, aeass.

10 Tel8 0oBf
tits made On the hest psinciplc It. frame Il com
posed ofSOllD PLATES. NO jas can interfere with
the harmony Of ~ wcskng aei no sudden ehoch caa
damage its machinery. Every piees b made and an-
ished BY mschinery tssli famous Tor ts novelty =
veil % for IL ectiveress) I'D h therefore properly
mane. The watch b what Ill mechsnism should ~
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOM-
lcAL Except some high grades, too costly for gen.
eral uss. foreign watches chiefly made BY women
and hoys. 0uch watches are composed Of several
hundred pieces. screwed and rivetei together, and
require constant repairs to keep them In any kind Of
order. All pereons who have carried ancres" 10
pines' and English Patent Levers are perfectly
we'll aware Of the truth Of th. statement,
Al the beginning Of enterprise more than 10 years
ago. II was our FIRST object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million to take the place Of
these foreign impOslt0ns the refuse of foreign fac
tories, which were eniirly unssleahle ut hume and
perfectly worthless everywhere
How well we have accomplished THE. may he IN
derstOod from the fact that after 60 many yoaae Of
public trial, We nov make MORE THAN II sLF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SUD IN TIKI UNITED
STATES. and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department Of our
business 10 continued with increased facilities oa per.
!sct work We are at present engaged IN the manuiac
Known o Ss GRADE
thing hitherto made by ourselves, and ms arpasecd
y anything made In the world: For this purpose we
don to our main building expressly for this branch
o our business, and have nled II with the best work
mes 70 our service. New machines and appliance
consumate delicacy and exactncss The choicest ma
most approved materials uoly ere uecd and We chat
!snge comparison between this grade Of our work and
send 70 sell our watches fUe - nONEy than forsiCu
walcneo nut we do assst without fear Of .ontradic
nn snss !or me Say nossY Cur psoduct L incom
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

vsss tor nsriy ssssilssel issusabls. Alss ~
eGsct q solitaFy haDis. boeA ruineus . ~ beAy
80 mind and predsee seuss Of the followinR Of.
sscss.-Hloschss Constipa' Ion, loss Of mo9eey.
pean - she ANAL 81 the bask-can be fuliy 70.
stored 70 health. Consultoeion free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. :
Post Once boz, 1894. All letters with sta.np
answered
r. S.-All business strictly cou0dentiel. o..
6co hours from 9 4. =. until9 q. =. fsb9otf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Nh. Ssinburne, in h new book, 10 d.
ways talking Of scosching kiases, and says
Of one Of HE peculiar hseoines:
II dare not aiwsys touch her, Leaf the lips
Leave my lips chsrred"
One Of his critics suggests that there 10 .
parallel TO this in literature, in the Gaze Of
the well-known monkey who
married the baboon's sister.
Snacked his lips, and then he kissed her,
Kissed 81 hard he raised q blister
She set up yell y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
osDoeAegio9 svoeh usveess.

uslioeubalue. tue Rsmaa emperor, IVES
Weasy Of being the obsdient funetionssy u
he Ssaate; he wiahsd 70 rule, and to hsvs
that power which the Senate claimed ~ its
own. He ksps biz smhisi0us desire 70 hisD-
sslT. howsvss. ia sAevsd The s .astsss .
csntentsd end suhmsaslVc laee. Oae 6av he
iavitsd then ~ spls,.d,d feast q bic villa
10 ploco6 bsfcee them the most costly meats
and he ehoiesas wines. They we're sitting
osound THE luxurious table, sonsswhss eSc'
ted BY drink, whss the Emperor arose and
sAid With psoUlias emile: II muet ~
sow y psspess fes you On axressele sur.
psise asd practical jrte. which you will con
lee he The ,oesst ef enigma ity." He lets
the room and he ipey 6saasoss did MT oh
sssvs thst the doors we're locked and boiled
from without. They continued u drink
and sing merrily suddenly the glass doc.
IN the ceiling Vas opsnrd. aud tho VOICE III
llsliogohaius wAs heard. sayimg: You
wssv sever oatis6~d wmh your power anu
glory, ysu wsss slwsys aspiring after new
iausels shis noble thirst will now be satis.
Fed" A torrent Of laurel wseashs aud
Lraochse nov fell upon the SeQassrs. A.
iirst they laughed and matched jssti CIV ~
the branches fell around them. The most
exQoisoee ooUssD wesU sew sdsled, and thsfs
- ssd 70 y ~ ss1 ~ Tie psossae storm
Thy cried ont enough, en"ugh," in vsis /;
The wssashs asd eequete still psased upon
shso in unceasing streams the floor VAS
literally bed Of fusea. Al last terror took
pssssu6iss q thso thsy wished 10 escape.
and sushsd 70 the d0sss, bus they wsrs im>
asvabls. Thseugh shs sea of flowers which
alrsady reached theis knees. they waded ~
she window, but hey we're in the second
ssosy, ed bsIow they saw the Roman ie-
sions With the sharp weapons pointed in the
cir. Flight ~ impsssibls; they pleaded
wildly fos mercy, bat The memorable stream
II 6ewsss csnsiassd 10 flow. Higher and
higher roe the walls around them; ey
could evsa no I nees plead fr pity they
wseo literally 6urisd In laurel-. ~ lest
| nothing was TO bs seen but vast bed Vi
roses. Of which not even fragrant lssf wss
stisssd b. passing breeze. Heliogobalus
he'd aos ousdered hts Scnstoss he ned suf.
located them With sweets. that vas sll.--
Frederick tie Great ead his Court.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

The indianapolis Herald makes THE ID
announcement The blackn-es Of dsoola.
ton has overwhelmed the Juliaas. Mise
There's Widud. siseer.in. lsw to The Juliaa
family. hes Teen removed ffem the poseoflics
q Censrsville. end Mn. futile, . colder .
widow. appolntcd In hes plscs. The Julian
ic heart u rent with snguish. Sorrow and
Indignation struggle for The mastery, in the
lAeeraisd bosoms d Ne Julians. The puss
cusrents ri patriotic blood throb With holy
frenzy in the arteries Of che Julians, in con
temptation Of THE lass oct Of despetism by
. traitorous President. The Julians will
never smile again."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

TnE Green Bay Advocate reports that l6,.
100000 shingles were shipped from Fort
Howard during the month Of October. The
increasc Of business at Fort Howard Station
ls *2l .6s4 over lsG4, and 1851 IS over
1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Tue question how to get rid Of rats meets
With . sesdy answer from ~. C. F." L,.ch-
field county, Conn. lie says: my method
80 catch rat, and dip hin, I'll but bic
head. in red paint and 1T him 70. Thssset
do not like his looks, and so they leave the
premises"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

bssess y g With the Dea s9.ts ags'n~e . |
onead0sas a The Con q tution b n r.
WjeA Ne sspubllaons eue ,uSA Hot o on L
- void y shb smea1manl
II shese circumstances os.d 9th my train.
iae. whaa lsss ssuld do than ssfase y ssse
To- esy naas bseoss ~ I vsted for no
cse. I eas giad u che opportunity TO vote
Soe the constitution convensioa, because
asW csostitutisa oay b such q to relieve
Ne cssss q appeals Of its political disabili-
tiss.
! ased ~ no moe. The North and
Oouth must love each ether ere they can Be
- peace with each other. Statesmen ere
slow to learn love ID the cure Of oil 10. a.
we'll those which arc national Is those which
are individual. Indeed, they regard it as
entirely out &c place in the prince Of sta'e-.
nanship; end I'll pleading Sss ~ prssssos
sAesU . ut ei1)loeso % cant. Ncvesuse js1o,
e svosine true that lave and love only y,
70 the largest % veil 40 in the smsllest
spheres. IN the broadest es well ~ the mar
rowest Of human operations. "the fulfilling
Of the law"
A dark day 10 upon our guilty country.
men. Il will grow darker Il the South and
the MOTH eoniinus 90 bate each other. Il
gill become al light when they shall love
saeh ether.
With great regard. your friend.
GensIr Smith.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
A1oCOcokso Porous eo00eeg1.
BEST STRENGTHENING PLASTER IN THE
WOULD.

ALLC0t'KH POROUS s1AsrRRs reselvs and =.
sauss pain By calling forth tbs acsid haarss EO0
parts internal to The stn end grnesal Stfcult ou-
thus, 10 many eases positively evo)es a9 the deese
JAMES LClL n D.
There h no,hing equal. In the wap of plasteS. to
thc Punsus aster VI M AlLCOCk. Ever, thisk b
pIeassnt about them.. They are The plaster Of The
scfencs ard art. 10 AssAsiA. Cuurh. Kidnsy Ansc-
tious Goa, Rheamatism and loca dsep ssat6d peins
they Nod pee1nansnt selisf
J. 2. JOHNSON. y D.. on Topical RcaDedice. y
Prom Q pesponai knOWledre of these plasterr, ~
csn stats that they decidedly prctsssble 70 any
0eAer n uss. 6seesef relief 10 to b obtained By
the ne ri PLACER. we should recommend them.
4. 1N0RAHAM. n. D.. I'd. New York Mentor
Agency, Brsndresh House. New York. sold BY
DfuR0ieta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

". John Hopkins. tho richest man in
baIttmesss pufr~es to give his auburbao
eset o. az eaisdrcd acres TO tho city for
;'ubl'c pesk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

/Speeial Ns,les = ~ lalIes.
II. all i.ps$.ss ~ ,HaA,a ssas,s hav. m.
wAicA shw ne pseail1S ssk5sea, : ssses sais,
.ss z. = - s s. g s 81, On.
~. 4. n. mAUm0CosA0r,
Prei ssss II he Uiaeasos Of Wonen,
hes been In extensive an1 successful psaetce N up
. wss: q a s1 q s ssss1 It. q: that
dies - the suthOe Of
ssThe 0asried Womon's Private
Medical Csnpanlso,"
lat pshaisesa I. 1917 specially t.ss.1sa sor -.
which every LADY wtil perceive y tAs.Dagk kn.wi
their skillfnl and immediate irsssaacnt II 3 NE
l0ag, rsnsbls sdvisss aad eo9caaisal Ovo
0a1fa Mtl06wn Ladies
Is.ss.sis Rveu Assssal ssssld Aave It, II b cent
ns ssssssssss : ~ - thassass - sneaessss
care q lspecsa d0cn1tles, irrsgu1oFiiise nd Oh.
sesucsions, lshee - psreua ~ nan La1iso Tn
sl pert. q e Us!ise stas:s coo.aIs hi. Nh q
CAUTION TO LADa0S.
~. ss.ss.s & - q s f.i'e sss.. sss
vs. ". e AZ = - !: =. az !, 3 s.:
sss IVA s; S. q ss .o
~ e 1a.ssesan By isssss, and - gsasd ssaiass
Msrriod and Slngio LaAaes
80 asslss - ana esssals rs.edy =. ssrsssAh
can relv - - esssssa1sd
eoe1nGoooo eO0nle moolhly m.
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

A Genains Eny'ish SoLiD ~iLvsa Composite
Time keeper, with IN accurate miniature Coz.
~ . 10 the Dial, in Gold or Silver Gases. Beau
tiful and Elaborate in Design, OF Exquisite
workmanship aud Remarkable tor its correct
uess aud absolute certainty IA a REGULATOR
fully warranted tor two years. will not get Out
Of order, and will last LIVE TINE. and is = most
elegantly and perfectly reii.ble Pocket Compan-
ion, and nAoxlsichSr PRESENT for Ladies' or Gen.
tlemen's use Price for = single one, Slnall
Size. with Rich Gold Plated Gents vEsr CuaiH.
only %. Agents wanted every shere. Price
Lists sent free. Address, n. A. MALE Co
Established Importers Of Watches, Chains, &C.,
1S47. IS. +. Cor. of Broadway h Fulton
Street, N. y. novl5-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
sPec0Al NOTICE..


colT0M'S SELECT FlAvoo&.
ssf CAsace Fralss, Spices, etc.
Del6etossss ~r6etln Pssre, 0sea ~
Csss'0r0eeso oSress1tA.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD Try THEN.
Their great ssceess Y simply becsass osssAisd q
vestn9 gxtsart.e 81 they ~ u
TRUE RlCH FLA vOR or THE FRUITS
These WA0 desire che. bese
Beck ths0 - thelr sunDsios aavos.
These Who wssA - OeeooSnnsso
Seek thsn - shsir g(ba STRENGTH,
D1Al11D 1noDL8 TNUao Aln NJ Smfno.
.LOvxS % CMOlC8 pkAvOlo IN CITIES
0U40k1 R90OexTU, AND 8vDRY.l
wH81eg. SEX T0gn.
= nEses.ssss : NO s.1 e e-laeeasesa y lssss-
Psofe A,n, unsaey a Dosascao 1eS. tseVn ~
ov4 H. Uu'tod S(1otss Leading Hotel Pr0reje1ofa
I'D aeabsfS who week the best bee circular AZ 49,.
encso
sold By crocsss md DsueEssss.
Cbisoa's Fsae 2biise Avt;sles. M. I. . -
8. md 5sste Eifssr, ead al Ne pvrpera.
lions. ors sosd b.
RARnlsON OTARkD, ed PARxo 4 Honrn
Davsaport. lows.
9'hleagU Wnaou1o AupoA. Yuia n. ,. ieOn
FULLER, ~ 0afket street. 81 an ColeuH'o TeSoe>
1905 U0WDN4 DSOWN.. lA1o aeeef, - 6slec
fiAvoss. -. sS-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
Mp slIe ncvla n tne ~.
-. vI001Tn&0e
lo4 South Cloek Street Chocnwn. -.

Hss for many pears nae ~
\ tssesoest Of private diseassehn
easiasss ssd stady. SypAilis
We I'll iss fssua 0lsss ed Nssie.
1 sussA Pssolsnlas6 1lDetisa nv.
"a q old ntnn1sne $500 vAssA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23


Winter is coming. and ~ desire 20 say
word or two to our lady readers about
clothing the feet.
When the celebrated ply sician. Aber-
nethy, died, report said that, besides . will
Of nome insersst 70 bic heirs in pecuniary
point Of view, there Was found Among bis
effects sealed envelope said to contain the
secret Of his success in tie healing srt, and
also . rule Of living. the following Of which
would insure longevity.
large price was paid Cor the sealed en-
velopc. II vas found TO contain only these
words: ITO insure continued health and d
ripe old sge, keep the head cool, the system
op n. aud he feet warm
Dry feet are warm feet, generally, il the
system il healthy. To keep the systcm
healthy the circulation must be good The
circulation in not good without exercise, end
exercise can only bs really valuable when
walking Riding In cairia Q 10 no exer-
ciss q oil; It is merely inhaling the cir =
This 10 very well as far as il goes, but the
lungs arc OF in full play without the indi-
yidual - walking. Horseback exercise il
very good. IN 10 M improvement on car
riage riding, but it is not the kind of hcalsh>
creating play If the muscles mature demands
II ia action action q the entisV body-and
walking only will procure It.
Now. the ladies Of Europe, particu. ary
those u England. understand THE thias. -
They walk miles per day, sssd ifany r. our
pale beauti-s desire - knOW heW Shs Eng
lish ladies' keep up shsis oas cs,er, e.sss
complexion. and superb b1sss. us tell them
Il 70 BY out door cxes csoe; welk,ng in she
open cir; 6ilieg the lungs with OF, grn By
sspid snovsment % . sharp Ocsobse day,
when the Gun shines brightly end The clear
blue ~ky b shove. This n tie 80 q Of the
rich blood Of the English women. and their
almcst universally iins loo . end u,atronly
beauty q Atty, when u that sgs American
women are pale. ssllow. ana wrinkled.
To enjoy walk thick les 90 nes.led.
Stout. well-6tiing calf skin. high CATERS,
neatly laced, will always ''set Off pretty
foot and iespruve hoinely me. To guard
that sensitive posai"n Of the human frame
(fos she cole Of the feet Is Aeenly sensitive
to the chanxes frum beat to cold, or dry ness
b daapnses.) he boat sol should b shick,
and - we'll msds - human segsnuity can
do L. Then. even in moist weather, sr In .
ram seosm, the f.ot can b. protected; shas
I'll 70 veil w,th The body.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
Dsceeoe - De~G Msssea ss1
From th, New 7 ,rk World, nth. ]

From Oh New ,rk World, 18th.
The heavy decline in the pyics Of heef
muston and pork, which has taken plaee
dusiag The past four wseke, has he'd mo par
eilel since che ysos 1887. We have hed
sudden nuetuatons Of the market here,
weee ~ wssk. ewing . limited supply
eno essootag Dc saod Tor Immediate con-
s00peteo, ths price Of live stock has Cd
veaesd one q tws oeats pr ID. fse : single
s - VIZ : ssn seppay the sncceed-
-! 49, ~ nl'sn eecs - Ne Old dgusss.
o1s ~ oe'"e wee ~ geucsAl. end did
- peeas % ~ = - iavelvs hsavv
go upee essgSoai purchaser Nov wes>
sesn oen - lsaaas 10 ~ astGhbsshosd Of
vsoo % 80 sar.laee q caesis. and =
10 = - cssssa - ~ cn hos
80 - usod1v I'D 10s~day lost. Dssvse
heed. ssuld "a = ~ ts>lay g. 9srs sSsa
C.vo; - - 80 So sssee ~ u. u
~ ~. - ~. 49, =. = ~ - -. ses&-
- hooa 49, - 49,. sss.ss -
wsllssla NV Il DIV evssses =. IN fol.
.s~sse caalasissn q vsiess On ths 18th Of
vSs.s y! :"o On ~ 18th Of the present
S. S;.' =: ~. oess cieesav ths heavy
o'e''0e 10 eesos' sossp and hogs;
Oot. 10. Nov Is.
Prime essves. ....l7@l7te l40i43c
nr: 1ogs. .....ii0lsc slS SIC
rnme sneeP...."etO g 40 &C
,.,.a .. ".n On - ~. 'oased solely to the
Mn. ss = s ~ 49, ~ soe country and
isss.- 49, &c H..as ss.c.on IN the
in /. ~. =. ~ - 81 era op'n.
enc Of ~. csr.s - = - s:s ysse .s sos y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Ex.pussnAssss 0sa. Dsuursex be- writ.
~ lseasr - . psooaneot o@eial here which
was rscsivsA to-day, in which he discusses
the pslisinl situation. He commences b
saying shat ~ suppoass Congress vill oss
convess 10 any Other than . spirit Of nod
Grafton end dignity. The prcjcet ofimpeaeh
mcnt he rejects wholly, and says that Pres
ident johnson would have to commit many
in6nis y mere AAgsans este shaa ssy - has
yss bern acsassd II, . snshls IN iedIeemsnl
% ssand.l he he's kisd feelings ~ IL Pre-
ID Mt personally. but admits that be dsss
not IndcsssAnd he Aim Of HE sdministrs-
ton. For himself b. sccsp's the bsais Of
the Conssisutionel amsndosnt - the soly
sns worth considering, and declares that.
II the South shouid refuse ito unconditional
rati6catien be 10 In favor q employing Z
policy that vill hsssk its stubbosnnsss. NJ
Ds"sison adds shaa hs b quite sure that NJ
johnson has not the concurrence Of one
third Of biz csbiast, 80 b. doss sot - hes
The dise6eclsd minister can svoid sesiga.
ing The full letter will b soon made puh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

tWaso'nesoo Cos. OF ~ =. ses '0'"I
The Ls1slligescsr. he osoen q Psssa1sse
John, On, hi hesso most bieeesiy oDpooed %
The culured race, astoinshed is ssadsss The
mo, ming by following In ths wske Of The
Z, ics 20 Tines lts editorial says that There
sever an be sable psaes in this eeontfy un-
iii the colosed race are entirely equal 6s66so
the Law in regard . civil nights. Il 10 de-
The Ssuth should speoeansoisly do this "
The Star Of this evening advises the South
to accept the constitutional amendment.
The compromise foreshadowed in CORES
pondence 40 likely to be proposed on the
part Of the South, ss meana Of extricating
The country from The daemma = vAjeh u 70
Involved In he uatess u seeD0olsosaioo, ap-
psass - be gstsiag ists 49, Deeas Il ~
ssoa be pat before the people. Negso suf.
fringe 10 regarded BY leading southern men
a. preferable 10 the disfsanehisement psopee.
ID in the constitutional amendment, end
they believe that in comparatively short
tine the psepls Of the South ean b brought
- the p,ins whees they win eoessds Il, Il Il
can:: Be made the ssitleoeot Of The whole
difficulty. and secure g.oerol amnesty for
. participation in ihs rebellion. end res
tosstioa 10 ,he,r former stat . n the Union.
The eubjset % receiving mWsh atssot,on,
and 10 the theme Of general discussion in
tbs public civclse here, especially. There 70
reason TO believe that the CO. ference as the
White House Of several oembsss u the
cabinet and oshss Leading men, With the
President, waa IN THE M sss. s"d that Mr.
johnson desigs0 70 get Il in such shape - %
enable him to bring il out in biz snnual
message. There i. much speeulatioa q 70
the view CseCsss Will tAhs Of The subject.
The proposition 10 received lav0esbay BY
many even q those who ase eorstdsrsd ~
extreme ss.iscals. they relieving that with
the ballot In shs hands Of the ffse6nen, the
southern States can b kept out q 'the Con-
tr,i II the seceaaion leodsso VlthSot othss
rest, iesions. This 10 ~ question ahsssbjnG
public attention hrFe nav, end il Vili doubt
less soon agitste the while county. Nssth
snd South. All .dinis the necessity for {
prompt aid eqntshls settlement Of The ex
listing d,ilcuhies. shd u this psopssitioa
should prsve accep1able y - psppie, % j,
is believed h will, 18th Meth s6d South
the embarrassment Of the south will Be %
v:oAcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Ptshaps the mot ssmsshaoIe eessuoel
iseidsns u the less elections. ~ IL rife.
81 Of Gsssit Smith 70 vote he rAdieal tick
et. The reasons for HE ours ass given Ia
. lstass pubhshsd so~day. He b satitlsd
u shs' hiohsse credit and sesagd ~ III
obedissss 70 bic ohsi.sisn and patsieeic 10.
pslsss. Il canaos - passibls thas . Gauss
which sxeisss ~ r. gsst and ssprshsnsisa
efasn Il bic high character en- long come
msnd the support u the better men Of the
oountrv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

In consequence Of the failure Of the crops.
sb Il Of the Southern country. extending
fro n North Carslina 70 Texas, and en-
bsaeiag To nSsshera - central portions Of
three States. and 50 South Carolina, 0eee-
gle, Alabama. Nississi"pi and Louisia,.s, ID
threatened with famine before the mat ssity
Of nszt yssrs crops. The civil authorizes
Of those Staten. aided In some cares By shs
Uaited States military fosess, ere taking
what measures they ca 70 provide supply
Of food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

CWnlSJoO000'S noCn Owe,
yes eyey oths In nss. ltis parvly vegetable nial.
TADOnO. Aseos House. New Yosf. oold b
u6ugxt1lo. Applioo b IN Bole Usoooan.
There y soothing Ike Dr. vslrea's rrsneh Pills for
hespane H. compilation fesh md entirely tire from
pnples. Tie cause u which h that Il segulaees the
entIre Stnale 6yseen. SOFA b. arlDsuexiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23
4 NVASnnN

Do Jon wish 10 have yoas hsir csaierised from ~
scalpi No. Then beware II the new brood Of w.
rsealc - Cuussic Dy got Up By nostsum m0ngess,
who bss The came reativn 70 the responsible Che0-
iet thas
Pirates and PelvateorO
oeos 70 hooest 0eschantnen. ne1nsmbes that The
expefience II yeass and the very highest scientific
en90eeeAelll, Rl1ealafeq IL aurlf1Ql83af
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

Ladies Desiring q Smooth,
Clear aud
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-23

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