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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

CAST LINE roR YoURsELF.-A young man stood listlessly watching some anglers on 2 bridge. He was poor and dejected. At length, approaching basket well filled with
 wholesome looking fish, he sighed. " If, now. had these would be happy could sell them
 at fair price and buy me food and lodging" , "I will g,ve you just as good 6,h," said the owner. who chancad to overhear his words, ''if you will do me triHing favor" "And what is that P asked the ether eagerly. "Only to tend to this line till I come back, I wish to 90 on short errand." The proposal was gladly accepted. The old fisherman was gone 90 long that the young man began to be i'm. patient. Meanwhile. however the hungry fish snapped greedily at the baited book, and the young man lost his depression in the excite
 ment of pulling them in. and when the ownei of the line returned he had caught large
 number Counting out from them as many q
 were in the basket and presenting them to tha young man, the old fisherman said :: l fulfil
 my promise from the fish you have caught, t
 teach you that whenever you sec othe,s earn
 ing what you need. to waste no time in fruit
 lees wishing, but to o-east line tor yourself."
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

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MISPLACED AFFECTION.

HOW A PAST YOUNG MAN FELL IN LOVE WITH
 BOY DRESSED AS WOMAN. s.. - sl From tbe St peri p-o,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05

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ANOTHER CASE OF CHILD FLoGGING.
A Little Girl Whipped to Death

The Kingston &C. W. correspondent of the
New York sun, under date of the 10th, relates
the following horrible story:-
Another case OF fatal child fogging, If possible
more revolving in shocking details than the
recent Lindsey child murder in Medina, N. Y,
occurred at Sarnla, few miles from this city
on Wednesday last, the victim in this instance
being little girl five years of age, named Kate
Sibley, the illegitimate daughter of Schuyler
Sibley and q Miss Kate Davis, and the ALLEGED
provOcation leading 10 the cruel act being the
refusal of the child TO say It's prayers. From the
evidence elected at the inquest on the body of
the child, it appears that on the night in ques
tion the mother had beaten the child with raw
hide for nearly an hour, and when rendered in
sensible by pain and loss of blood, thrust it into
a chair, and went TO bed. For time the child
was heard to moan as if IN intense agony, but
soon became quiet, and noJhing more was heard
until near morning, when servant entering the
room found the child dead, and Immediately
gave the alarm.
Upon litring the child from the floor, where it
had fallen, most revolving sight was presented.
The head face, and shoulders we're SCARED and
discOlored from the terrible blows of the raw
hide, while the body, from head to foot, pre-
sented a shockingly mangled and bloody APP
pearance Old scars, scarcely healed, were also
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visible upon the body, testifying to former cruel
loggings. The medical evidence showed that
the injuries Of the fOgging were alone sufficient
TO produce death, but that serious internal in
juTies, the result of kicks or blows, had pre-
food for many hours had also something to do
with the result. The murderess, in being ex-
amined, confessed that a few days previous 10
the fatal act, the father of the child had admin
tered to it most unmerciful beating for not
saying its prayers, and ordered her to do the
same whenever it refused. The jury returned a
verdict, eliminating both parents, whereupon
they were both committed to prison to await
trial for murder.
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AUCTION SALES.
= SCOTT, JR., AUCTION EER
D. No, l02O CHESNUT STREET. 2ls

b No. ioao TS 65HiEsNUT STREET = y ~ " q as s.
oARD.-we are now prepared to make ARRANGEMENTS
9r SPECIAL sSes o. Sg on eSaon Stsmtuay ~ or any other
most feshionabe thoroughfare of our city makes II a
desirable resort or counosseurs and lovers Of art
n. R-sales OF merchandise In general sol,ced Per.
sonal attention given to ous-doOr sales b. sooTr, JR
sale No; sOa Chesnut street.
IMPORTANT SI shLS MSPr 2P FIRs GFS FASHION
o,-.,-. N On Friday morning,
500 hesnut street entire stock OF ready
made Clothing, manuac uIed Of best fabrics expressly
-Oi '"' ""O' " PERRY n CO.
comprising in part black doeskin and French
Scotch and English cashmere coats pants and vests
Zach garment to De sod ST. and the sale TO be con-
sale positive, without reserve. 9l75t
DANC COAST & WAR OCK,
Siss No. 10 MARKET Street
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF $50 LOTS AMERICAN
LINEN, AND HOSIERY GOODS, NOTIONS, EfC.,
On Thursday Morning,
September 20 commencing at 10 O'Clock comprising
TOR present sales. Ol82t
5000 DOZEN LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs.
Included d. IN sale on Thursday Morning. 5000 dozen
prin ed border linen cambnc handk erchies being Sui
assortment of most favorite make embracing a full
NDV n E&BR0iDSRiEs' IND LACE GOODS.
bands hounclngs edglngs etc etc.
Also line Of Paris Valencia edgngs insertngs, Paris
lace y's RBBoSs sSRS' 2%D MILLINERY IL GOODS
Also 200 cartons fall styles and colors Paris
4660. ' ~
Also, $50 cartons new and choice fail style Paris art-
fetal flowers and feathers
AO 100 cases iall style straw felt turb ans
gladiators, bonnets. etc
dom EsTI IS. ETC.
Also, brown and bleached sheetings and shirtngs,
shirLing fsnnels Balmoral skirts dress goods, etc
NOTIONS, POCKET WALLETS, PERFUMERY, AND
PARIS FANCY GOODS.
Also on Thursday morning, viz :-5O0 lots Paris mo-
rocco pocket wa lets. Memorandum booAs, currency
Paris fancy jewelry. pipes, tooth and hair brushes,
combs, el aBtics. etc. etc.
Also, buttons, trimmings, servings, stock goods.
Also, ladies' gents and chidren's wool and CO ton
hosiery, gloves, Germantown fancy knit goods.
HOOP SKIRTS AND C0RSETS
Also, ladies' and misses steel spring hoop skirts
chanical and whaebone corsets, etc. 1t
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.

CROSBY PEliA HOU s e.
A FORTUNE FOR SOME 0NEl
a FORTUNE FOR SOME ONE!
A FORTUNE FOR SOME NE!
a FORTUNE FOR SOME ONEl
A FORTUNE FOR SOME ONE!
A FORTUNE FOR SOME ONEl
The Time Rapidly ApprOachingI
The Time Rapidly ApprOachingI
The Time Rapidly Approachingi
THE CONTEST FOR SHARES INCREASING! !
THE CONTEST FOR SHARES INCREASING! |!
The CONTEST FOR SHARES INCREAsINGl :
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,
Value, 100000,
TO BE AWARDED AS THE FIRST GRAND PRIzE,
Followed by over
THREE HUNDRED VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS
From the First American Artists, as Additional
Prizes,
Among which are the following celebrated Master.
pieces
BIERSTADT'S Great Painting, entitled 1.-THE
Y0Sk Nj rE VALLEY
Valued at $4,000
CRoPSEY'S Great Work, entitled IAN AMERICAN
AUIUMN"
Valued at $4,000
sCHUssELE's Great National Painting. WASH
ING4 ON IRVING AND HIS FRIENDS"
Valued at 5000.
HARTS Charming and Celebrated Painting of Amerl-
can Scenery, entitled WOODS IN AUI UMN,"
Valued at S500O
MEYERS Celebrated Painting, RECOGNITION, ,"
Valued at $780,
Boards Great Western Landscape, DEER ON
TIE PRAIRIE"
Valued at S4g0U
| G1GNOUX'S Magnificent Landscape, - ALPlN Z
SCI merry"
Valued at S3000
well works by all theeadlng artists oftbe coun-
! try, constituting the grandest collection of
| Legitimately American Works of Art Ever
Broug ht Before the Public.
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SEWING MACHINES.

TNHE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
i now offer their ce ebrated Family and Manutac
turing Sewing Machines at their new Office. No. 022
CHESNUT Street. The Howe Sewing Machines have
now been before the public for more than tive We years
and their sale and popL artv have been constantly
the ncrs They celebrated for doing the best
work, using much smaller needle for the same thread
than any other machines; and by the Introduction of
the approved machinery have increased the
production machines and perfected the parts that
are now able to meet all demands and supply the
very best machines in the market. These machines
made the the immediate supervision of the p es
dent the Company Elias Howe Jr., the original in
ventor OF sewing machines. Observe the media lion
head OF Ilias howe, Jr imbedded each machine,
without which none are genuine. -
No. 922 CHESNUT Street Philadelphia,
Sole gents the Eastern part of Pennsy vana New
Jersey and State of Delaware. to whom all apDlca-
tions for agencies must be addressed. ia STRIP
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FOR SALE.

%A FOR SALE OR TO RENT-THE LARGE
Esl Dwelling House, No 4l5 g. Fifteenth street I'm
IN ediate possession Apply to y: EUNN, JR.,
9l4 ct No 8l3 ARCH Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Naw YonK, Oct. S.-The steamer Moro
Cssile brings HAvaaa dates 10 the 20sh ult.
Advices from the Mexican capitol, TO the
l7th bad Teen received, stating that the
euerSillas were continually WorSsed by The
Imperial forces.
Al the celebration Of Mexican indepen.
dence, on the 10th, nsximilian made q
speech, saying he VAS still firm in his seat,
notw outstanding Ill HE difficulties, which
the votes Of the nation caused him 70 OCcu
py, and that il was not In trOublous times
That . true Hapsburgh would abandon bid
p,wt. and, - the majority Of the nation had
called upon him TO defend their SACRED
rights, the ,Al9iehty ought Z, psoteck him.
The Aslft3k a4osrts that Hls 0aieSsy Il
rea0lveC 70 put himself at the head Of the
national atl6y - 1lnB ~ ub1Als.
Gen. Almonte hod resigned the charge ol
Minister to Paris, but his resignation he'd
noe been accepted.
Gen. nepo I'D gone to take commend 81
~ Imperial division q San Lima Aaisu
0eesufee viii b taksa aGaiase Ismpleo.
Reo0fo ase cufreas thae OgooA ~
Preoodeot q 0ooeouea thAt . pnGS a ~
garrison q Chlhuahua IA pcoeonoeu1 Z
1avos of Ortega, killing Gov. Ttfre1no 81
causing 1e night Of Juasex % pao Ill N6gle
II = 0id MAMMALIAN viii 600 staSt l0l
6aa Lios. -
Escobedo Was said 70 Be q Maneeyey.
FritchS psovlsioa STORE u Havana wai
oestroyed BY ire o. ~ 29d. Los el0O, 900
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

WARRINGTON, OCt. j.
An association has been formed here OF
fosmee eoldiefs and eailOsU 81 the sOnson
ARMY aud navy, who were prisoners Of war
10 the South. A rrsolution was adCpscd
last night requesting exchanged prisoner
Of var fesidents Of different States, 20 mott
~ the association Oftheir places OF res5dence
war may be kept. 1t wss also determined
to have an annual celebration.
Brevet Major J. Jones, Superintendent Of
Freedmen's Bureau Tor Northern Alabama,
Who 10 now in Washington. says the people
ri that section are anxious for peaceful set
Element OF Ill National di0culties aud &C
cept the present condition OF affairs in good
faith. Their tssounent ofshe Freedmen is
humane and honorable, and they entertain
no, 0allce toward Northern men, who ere
mot offensive. BusiBess 10 being re egta6
lished. and plantations have produced
bouhiifnlly.
The President has appointed N. Filram,
Of the Dislrict Of Columbia. Consul 10 the
Island oG H. Helena Mr.. Fulham has just
returned from Canada. Changes have %
Far been made In the State Of Maine, and
others will soon follow: W. r. Crosby. Ccl-
lcttor OF Customs at Belfast, Jas Harrison
IT Saco, and c. i. Kimbali, Surveyor at
tpftIhnu. n ClTCuHI OI lnetIuctlOu9 10 Col
l,ctors and other officers Of customs, has
lust been issued by the Treasury Depart
ment, TO carry into eject the provisions Of
the 9Th Section Of an act to prevent SNUG
Cling, approved July 18th. 1866. The Sec
ton provides that whenever proper officers
OF customs shall be Iuly notified Of the ex
istence OF imported goods, wares or mcr
chandisc, In custody, he shall, before deliv
ering such goods, wares and merchandise 10
che importer, owner or cOnsignee thereof,
give reasonable notice to the parties claim
ing lien and possession by officers Of Gus
toms, shall not effect tho discharge of such
lien, provided that the right Of government
shall not be prejudiced Thereby, under
instructions issued pcTsons claiming lien Tor
any cause on imported goods In possession
Of collector or other chief Officer Of Gus
toms. may serve written or printed notice
on him. which shall desi9naee Ne eOods
and packages - particularly - possible,
giving the names Of owners, importers or
consignees. the vessel or vessels by which
imported. the amount, dsae, origin or Oh.
ject OF lieu claimed, and giving the address
10 which notice may be sent Ut . proposed
delivery Of such goods. which address shall
be within one mile Of the Oflce Of Collector
or other chief Officer Of Customs. Upon the
above. notice 10 served.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

BosroR. Oct. 4-The Naaioaal Union msa
Of Mas sachusctts held 0aate Couvention q
teneuil Hall, TO day. and nominated Theo
dOrc II Swee,sier, Of Lowell, . lawyer peac
eacine In Boston, - candidate for Governor
together with ticket for the other State
omcen. composed entifcly Of names Of zen
tlemen who have military record. Heoo,
buttons were adopted endorsiDg the admin
tstratiou. IN tsvor Of eight hours - A,leeaI
days woN, and h hvOr Of . liccusG Law
for the sale Of spirisuous liquors.
In ~ aftefn0Oa the De0OCoatic 0eate
COovessloa - IBID II the somo panCs cd
the ticket nominated by the National Uu
Ion Convention adOp(ed.
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DIR. wRl0HT'S
Netuvonating 9tixOr,

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

PnlLADELPHIA, 6ep4. 3.-The Atlantics
pasyA ~ Csas1es Cisb this r. ~ secass,
AAlaa!ha1 ST Can2ee. 2. 4 1ateA Wss
h1eChel0s q Albasv, Aad Fytheans q shis
city; the former were vicsovlouuL nh
game attracsed large crcwu Of spectators.
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Yer C naAa.


Oswk0O, N. L., OcS ).
by passenger from Albion. orleans Co,
We learn that there was great excitement in
that town yesterday, on account Of an gro
naut making an ASCENSION In . balloon.
His intention WAS 10 descend ct Syracuse.
The balloon picked up by the y hooner Ac.
tive 10 probably the Ons that went up Ut
Albion. Nothing yet known Of the fate Of
the aerial traveller
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
GRAND TRUNK
v f. = Nj ONT CENTRAL
hallway Aine.
ONCE, No. 40 Clark Street. CHICAGO,

This 10 the only direct rOtte from DsSno1F ID
TORoxTo, KINGSTON. OGDsJssune. NORMAL,
PoarLAND BosfoS and points in NsW aAD-
snssa. vnasoxr aad kAssAsnsoQssNs Fye =
Boston % less than any sllef route. Gfoiol
for this Line leave Michigan Central end Mich.
igsn Southern Oepots Chicago, q 6Oe A. H.,
$50 p. n and IL r. u. 80. -
IL coBAectioa with BUprA,o nd Lhxt H0uDs
RAlIwA0, ,his forms direct rests, 70 1neala
and oil points on New York Ce1tt1l ~ Erie
Railways, With - few chasees. quick time end
sore connection - any lice. 81
For further information apply q the OenpA
sure 10 purchase Tickets 4 the lowest raAee.
J. b. WHITMAN,
sept2S 0snerA Western Passenger Ae't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

NEw ORLEARs. Oct. 8.-Judee Abel
publishes . protest against the assertions
made by General Bair I, especially ~ far q
Il touches upon the action Of Judge Abel
oud HE cuuSA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04
1869. Great Central Rou(c ~.
e a . 1.'y
SUMMER ARRAkc9aaeMr.
A DAILY PASSENGER Troins.

On and .fter Sunday. April J., 1896. Passenger
trains, via NchiRsn Central ealrOad. will leave
CncAoo. from Great Centrs( Union Depos. q
follows
As10 a. N. Mail. Sundays exesptel.
0soo a. N. Day Express sundsys exeepted.
6s3o p. N. Evening Express, Saturdays ex.
cepted
losoo p. ". Night Express, Sasardays asd
Sunda executed
Connecting through 10 oil cities end towns II
the East.
The l. Tie ME Direct Route ia NSeeera
kalis.
Passengers holding through tickets ass allowed
TO stop o-es At points OF Interest % the Line.
and resume their seats 1t pie&ure.
The Michigan Central kailbad have. durisa
the asst winner built elegant tew dav and nieh1
coaches, expressly for the snnmer trailc. which.
for comfort and conveuienes, ,aasot b excellsd
on the continent. The traveller. Whistler o.
business or pleasure. 10 respectfully invited %
examine before starting upon hio tourney.
PuLLNAN's PALAcs SLEsPtN CARs, NV Am
ELusAxr. ON all Night Trains. Berths can be
secured 1t oil times durieg NJ day, eitlsss -
nail, telegram, Or personal aSplDeattoa. =
II Through Tickets. visshis popular route,
can be obtained at Offices o. ,coneeed0f .toane
In Chicago, At General Om&, corner Cake and
Dearborn streets, and at Cteat Central Depot
X N. RICE. G(n Sup't, Detroit.
HENRY e. WENTwORrA.
Gent West'n Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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LATE NEWS


~ wv UO8os
Nav Yon4, espA a-Ths Java took out
~ lnsspe ts1p1 elal@ q sHvss
JnAo9n PAuk, u. r., eepe A-Iee nat
soce nIle hsaas. I'll agee. four eeosssd; Won
b .Day Swatsr." tine I; 80 ana ~. a.
elehth -. voa 81 "IIuthes," tire S0l4
sBicAaosds was sscosd, sLocsl'rhird. aad
sTIsdale" Soussh. :.
The 18th race wss won b "Keotucky,"
b. 4 shore length. The hogSes cans II, In
- tniiovine order: "Keatucky" "Alde-
h.r.m :" !. Nasce. {" "Butler," "OnWasd," and
Luther !" time 5 minutes and seconds.
The third race match Tor $1,000, three
fourths of . mile between Mr. Belmont's
sNia,d Of Honor," and Forbes 1 Jeromes
"Red Wing" wss Won b. maid Of Hosos."
time III.
In case relative 10 crossed yent lately
decided BY Judge Alexander Of the Circuit
Court Of Maryland, the validity Of the oct
of Congress making ereenbecks legal ten.
der In payment Of debes was involved. The
Judge has died the opinion that Congress
had 10 power 70 declsss thess notes legal
tendes The decisioss In number 81 Gases
sssimilatlne 10 principle 70 10 ooe before
view presented b. him 10 tlsooo ooses II
wss conceded there was NO authority vested
IN Congress for the purpose above disp ueetj.
though Il was deeused . matter Of policy
that the enactment should Be sustained.-
The complainant took 90 appeal from the
ruling VI the Court, and oil the points thus
cOptSOye RED will have To he determined by
the Court OF appeals Of Maryland. whose
decision on them will be looked 10 with anx.
irty. In case the decision u sustained by
the Court Oi appeals The question will be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

Storage IKE = bsshsl ~ ~ 80. ~
Ne y bus6el Tor every Subsequent 10 dsya. or
frac.ions' part thereof
Nacklng, il seved : Wheat, RYE and Ba,.
ley. Ne y Oushel: Cosr. lc do Oats. Xc 40
same u tied. Ne do.
0brayage To Steamers in sacks-Oass
lc y bushcI Wheat, Germ asd Rive. lkc a.:
Barley iAcdo. To viihis limits hounds2 sorti
By North Market street, wes, by fifteeutL street.
south By Chouteau Avenue 10 bslk ~ IN ssek'
iNc bushel bsyond ahe,s limiss g do. 70
All Dsay aye from the Blwsonr controlled b.
the Company. BY order 81 tbe Hoerd.
Apr95-dlv :OuNH SMITH. Sew.
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A,cTc2q5E IN = ss, -. = go. Z = - q
Qout, nAeumnAanm, NsIvgu 1sn1aaAe. T0oA -
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IN Nerv14s 1sA0ily. La. q 49,. - 49,
o1pve0lua - ~ Gune suola1os ts6l10oolnls = ~
pussesoiaa . Wo1eA n - invtop1 - nsprcG Wun1
sshasst tiue ~ fone9ee, ~ WoiRA e6a01sace -
tsss viii pessscaly juseify.
A0UnMA>
Now declared pssely sssvses csapleiat, perfectly
seltevsd y noet vtOlest aetncD Vtth 6oe On - =
eec0nd. o. thiva dose.
~ soid BY al Wholesale nd Reaan Dsalssv y
0cdicine.
0oha l.. uuooneWeoD, Prop'r,
Practical Chemist, Ccmmescial wharf, Boston.
sngt dim hars.
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~ Her1 Mashes.
UCe>sos- q llolA.
flour-OHned sheas ernsr, closed dali "a
ioc lower. t1"oli.lc s1sss stsss. OH. ais Il
w Vi q -ob.s.a ar.. ssssea 1,,, - 49,.
isg;. s.ooeSs' for old NJ. ss.iS Nv ~Si's
:. E..op:.S. a iess better. ..a s,s..a q.,..
sssisg-ASs's. assidsAly arn.s, sl.ss c..
coss-Rst pts ls4. ~ b.sh. opened s,,,,, :.
better, close ~ith sdvasss lost. ma al, -. u
s ssss e. ss:.ss 80 ss.s ';tS ssees ~
elpsiae = h BE- qselasieee - '' ''''
Oa..Ao{ sretiyely setive AID firm At ssass
Porg-Op4ssd heavy, end ,eheea s....
firm 4 sssoQss: IS to- -. mes eso.; nor. :.
~ s 70 e ~ ~ q i q sssss for old
whiskey Quiet and steady st 4oaHs 1.
., es.:i T. 49, SOD xss'' f's .r.s. md
S.css-Css'sd 81 - Sisipse,r. Il u
Wheat-Ulosed duDl - <eouins
Cosn--C ,ossd duh 80 deelinsse.
Posk-Clbsed mere flsn: nev aess "a On
Lsrd-Cirsed hrmer a ls,lQlsk.
New York 0eock Moraene.
Beesks market assiva - slfone.
Money on call tGD5 per cent
Sses''os exchange selling Al eek.
Gold opened - ei.Ask and closed Il o.. lsk.
sr,- un,ua N am ..--
CHAROES FOR AT0R AaR A.
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MAHrfActCNkHs OF
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

VVarepooms. - 0oeeclEee ~
t,scoud Block West q Brssdwsy. New York.
- The Pianos 0ouu6nGenrel ~ - - - On.
enrpasur6 fpe po0vS1ul CHAR. hsSsot an6 eropo-
thsiic tome with csccllent workmanship. Circulars
and Price List cent ON aspl6ca1Soa. scpsleeodiy
~. TlD0s0AH'
vrmCCea0 mOr.e Imminent.
IN PINT BOTTLES. PRICE ONE DOLLAR
IN NAN ~, HAssvoaD, CoRs
DR.. Tobias Dvsr Sir ! have bssn In the livery
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Of day. hut never have found an article equ 70
your venItian Hove llni0ent. have freely tested
sWellings of this glanAs, &c . sso ~ sheunslisn
- myself, aud nave always found II an invaluable
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-04

OAvEVPO0T noOTRnA.
MAS STREgr, BETW8Rn . I - STA,
N1 Davenport. .swa Regslss n0eFdsD ~
81 per week. 81 81 per day =.
mylSAs@ q. g. HfCKOx. Prooeiesof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

The Washington Chronicle is delighted with
the 'opening scenes in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, especially with the instant passage of
The bill, taking away from the President the
power TO grant pardons and amnesty to
rebels !! We hope that as bad begins,"
we will not have it to say, that worse remains
hnl;n1 ;;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

The Radical Judges Of the recent election in
Baltimore have sent in to the House of Repre-
sentatives, a paper denying that Phelps and
Archer were ZeqazZy elected to CONGRESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

The Supreme Court Of the u. S. and the
u. S. Court of Claims, have both commenced
their sessions in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

The telegraphic reports of the -four, grain,
cattle, and grocery markets. in the Northern
cities are, that no material change has occurred
this week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

The National InteIligencer says: 1--WE are
under no apprehensions about Congress terri
torializing the South" Nevertheless matters
seem to tend that way very strongly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

Beau Hickman is a native Of North Care
lima" This is published in the newspapers as
the correction of g statement that he was born
in Virginia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-04

Bishop Nottingham Of Nd, has returned
from his late visit to Europe. -