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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
IMMENSE BANK ROBBERY.
S35O,0O0 stolen from tho CadIz, Ohio
National Bank.
100000 RE WARD OFFERED.
WnEELINo, WEsr Va, April %.

WHEELING. WEST Va, April 30.
About 5 o'clock Saturday morning
six burglars entered the residence of
the Cashier of the Harrison National
Bank, OF Cadiz, Ohio, bucked and gag-
ged the Cashier. and compelled him to
deliver up the keys Of the bank and
safe. Proceeding thence to the bank,
without much opposition, they robbed
the safe OF $500 900 in United States
bonds, and about $4,000 IN deposits.
After locking tho waichman in the
safe, they nude good their escape on
hand car at n station near Alexandria,
on the Pi,tsburg, Columbus and Gin.
cinnati Railroad, and took to the
woods The surrounding country has
been aroused. and large force is in
pursuit. $4,000 reward is offered for
the arrest Of the robbers. Gin. Com.
Correspondence.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

Rice, of Missouri, in reference TO Ma.
tional Banks, provides for the CONVEX
sion OF State National Banks to an
amount OF capital TO be limited on ap-
plication 10 lho Controller OF the Trea.
sury, on or before the first of July. In
the appor,ionment of tne same, prefer
ence should be given to the bonds in
such States ~ ha. g not received their
just proper ion of the national banking
capital. with due rcgard to the exist
ing banking capital, resources and bu-
siness OF such States.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
NATIONAL REvHnUE DECISIONS.

1t has bcon decided by the Commis.
sioner of Internal Revenue that all ex.
penses for insurance upon property.
and all actual losses in business, may
be deducted from the gross income Of
the year, but losses sustained after De-
cember 3lst, 1865, cannot reduce the
income for the year. Losses in.
cnrred in the prosecution of one kind
of business may be deducted from the
gains in another, but not from these
portions of tho income derived from
taxed investments, such as bonds, mort.
cages, rents and the like. 1t is also
decided that persons travelling about
the country as agents of manufacturers
or dealers, seeking orders for goods.
as agents of one person or firm only.
such as saaried clerks, or men hired
by the month, should not be required
to take licenses as commercial brokers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
LATER---Tho Robbers Caught-S15O,.
900 Recovered.
WuEELINO, Va. April g

The burglars engaged in robbing
the Harrison National Bank of Cadiz,
Ohio. were overtaken about two niles
from Lagrange. Ohio, this afternoon.
A sharp encounter took place. in which
one Of tho burglars was shot and three
were captured. One succeeded in
making his escape, closely pursued
The amount OF money reco vered will
probably exceed Sl50,000.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
active tho Negro Fair Play, and Go to
WOrkO

The Cincinnati Commercial hist
mai on the head in the following para
graph:
Wcarc well persuaded, indeed, that
the white people of the Sonlh have in
their grasp u simple and certain means
vt securing the sincere and active
friendship of an Overwhelming major
ilv of the people If the North, viz: -
G're the negro fair play, and 90 10 rork.
Snulhcrn white men. who are waiting
to see whether free labor will be q sue
cess. and who act npon the prcsunp.
tion that the becoming thing fora Un.
ion man il 20 resume the thread of po.
li,ical discussion where il was broken
hy tho war, are wasting precious ume,
FREQ labor isa success. Nobody need
be troubled about that, There is no
question about tito DO opened. The
important question in this connection
is, whether the present generation oi
white men in the States whose laboy
~ stem has been changed, will so far
recover from the evil influenced slave,
ry M to bo industrious and frugal
and whether the system Of slavery be
ing destroyed. those who used it AZ t
political power will have tho gOot
sense to decline an Investment OF iheil
talents andcnergiss ia the hopeless On
terpriso ofcon,inuing the slave power
in the politics OF the country
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

EXPLOSIVE AULxs.--1n addition to
The horrors Of nitrO. glycerine, another
new explosive IL adding to the alarm of
apOrtion of the country. In Louisiana,
tho pAPers say, the very mules are be-.
ginning tobeEegardsdasaSOrt ofiiving
torpedo, sevsral having exploded With
1irefai eifaets, and without sny appar.
canse: All that 10 known about
hem isthasshey eat, drink, and ibast u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

Tue CHoLGEA,--The excitement in
relation to the dreaded pcstilenco has
abated somewhat in the Atlantic por.
tioU Of the country The disease does
not yet seem to have actually es,ab.
liWhed itself at any poirt on land This
fact, however, W Il not Justify any rc.
laxatioR Of precautionary measures =
II the invsaion and spread Of the
scourge IL Glow, its stay among us will
probably DO the longer, and it may b.
years before Il will have completed
the tour OF our land.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
Root! Root! Root!

.. READ, READ
Roor's PEsrAcHINE preserves the life Of the Hair
changes II from gray TO its original color inthroe
weeks-prevents the hair from falling OILS the pest
article for dressing the hair ever found IN Inafket
will surely remove dandruf and cnre all dlsetees o.
the scalp-ls delightfully."- perfumed, cures hadness,
and will not stain the skin We tell the Story quick
ly, and tell 1t true, when we say tits perlect ir
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
. No other preparation for, the hair contains rest"'
chic Nut Oil Sold hy all druggists.
o.. ORRIN SKINNER& Cos, ,I-
sole Propretors. Springfield, MASS
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
Murde erous Ass.uit vnoD . c,-.,

Murderous Assault upon Circus.
A dispatch from Cincinnati, dated
April rs, says
About 8 O'Clock last night party Of
seven or eight men demanded admit
tance to John Robinson's Circus, at
Crittenden, Kentucky, 27 miles from
Covington. Upon being refused thoy
fired revolvers into the interior, killing
James Robinson and wounding two
other performers. Several Of the an.
dienee were also wounded. The muir.
derers made their escape.
Later intelligence states that it was
John instead of James Robinson, who
was killed. Tho murderers are said
TO have been returned rebel soldiers.
Of worthless Hair Restorers is the
market full; but Roots Pestachine is
never condemned.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

The House had its customary speech
making session ON Saturday. MrssrS.
Srhoticld of Pennsylvania, and More
bend. al Pennsylvania, n dressed the
IIousc A tho political condition Of the
counlry. Mr.. Highly, OF California,
oppnsed restoring a rebel State until
il granted tho ,ighl 0i suffrage to the
ireedmen Mrssrs. Harding. of Ken
tucky, and Finck, oi Ohio. spoke on
the Dcmneralicsidu Thu former eulo
giEed the Presidents position, and the
latter lereled his remarks ut tho tivtl
Rights Bill, which he deemed uncon.
sti,utiOnai aHtlrn invasion Of Tho rights
NJ the States. Mr.. Fnck said he was
not an enemy OF the colored race,
though oppnso to their voting Mr..
Banks, of Massachusetts, defended The
people OF New England from the
charges made against them during tho
recent discussion of the Northern Pa.
cjdc Railroad Bill, la tho u,urse ct
his remarks he asserted that European
intervention in South America was nc.
iualed by desire TO control the great
lines oi natural commercial c0mmuni-
cation, a.d that the eventual object OF
Napoleon in Mexico was to command
the lines of transit across tho lsthmus
Of Panamu. Gin Com.
n@. The NewYcrk Herald habitunlly
shows its--perhops just--conlempt for
tho understandings OF its patrons by
such paragraphs us the tollowing:
Shall II negro snpcisede Grant as
General in chief Of the United States
Army? The Civil Rights bills says
that no can do so.'
We have hitherto presumed tha,
General Grant attained and holds his
high position by virtue OF his soldier
ship but the Herald makes him Lieu
tenant General by reason OF the color o
kisS skin. II that no the case, to DO
Lieutenant General is nothing to b,
proud ot.- Exchange,
RfSFft in atafaA TINT n aWaPm of lend
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
preparation from experisncs.

preparation from experience. s| q
The curcnlie question was further
discussed, but details would lengthen
the report beyond prescribed limits.
Mess-s. Boving and Dennis bore tes.
timony to the good effects of mulching
on or young grape vines. as practissd BY
Mr.. Fetters.
On motion, Society adjourned to the
second Saturday in May.
J. @. KINKEAD, Pres't.
S. A. GRIswOLD. Sec'y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

Editor of Gazette:

Editor Of Go1ette;
lnrclly TO many letters and inquiries from peoIAs
IN this section OF the country, the nderssgned take
great pleasure in saying through the the columns
your paper that cur renowned preparation known
MS Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for DyA-
pepsla nitJworst stages Many cures OF long stand
ing within our own acquaintance, have been com
pletely, andwe believe, permanently cured. II wilt
stop distress after eating almost lnstantaneously,
and enables the dyspeptlc who has lived for years
upon Graham bread and the planest diet, to eat aa
heartily as he peaSes, and anything he chooses,
without danger of distress, sourng, or rising OBJ
the stomach. II is an lniable corrector OF ndiges
tlun Ind constipation, creates healthy appetite
stops sick headache, heart burn, sICkntas at the
stomach pains, cramps, or cholic in either stomach
or bowels, and sweetens often i've breath, rs soon
you take it, and by enabling the patient 10 take
plenty offood, (which is the parent Of health" pro.
duceS vigor strength and energy In every trial We
have known, IL has speedily eradcated lyspRpAiA
with Its attendant sufferings, weaknesses debil-
ity and oss Of power. giving instead proper activ-
iy and tone to the stomach and organs Of Digestion
and dnswe confidently believe, md as the published
certificates in circulars, almanacs, and In n any
Of the leading journals from convalescen paticnts
viii confirm, completely, permanently. and almost
mraculously ''cure the worst case Of Dyspepsia In
existence" We warrant IN every lnstance. II can
be obtained at all the Drug Stores in the United
States and Canadas,at 81 per hottie or six hotties for
So. G. G. CLARK, Proprietors.
New Haven, Conn.
For sale by &C. BECK, Druggist.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
PLANO LESSONS.

Miss P. NJ. GRIswoLD will give In
structions on the piano forte or melc.
deon, on reasonable terms. Pupils will
be attended at their residences, or that
of her father, on German street, be.
tween Columbus and Broad streets,
where the use of q piano for practice,
will be furnished.
April 10, 1S66--4w4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

FRUIT IN pENEsYLvANIA.- Tho Penn.
sylvania papers are predicting splcn.
did fruit crop in that State. In Dan.
Phin county the peach, plumb and
apricot trees are in bloom, and tlasrO is
every promise ofaa abundant yield.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
LIFE! LIFEI LIFE.
DRoBSL DRORSi DRoRst

AMERIcAR'LiTE DnoPs will cure Diptheria, Cougne
Broachtis, Sore Throat, Asthma. Rheumausm' neu'
n,lga, ARue 10 the Face, Headache Iooinacne' nIu'
ses. sprains, Chtlains, Croup. colds'
Fever and Ague and choierA IN aans'e day'
soId hv an nrnso,s,s vr rtl, full drectonsfor use
~N y - dSRiN SKINNER 4 CO.,
t-i. sole Propretors, Springfield, Moss.
pEMAs Banner, Co., Agents, MI
Anril & lEse.2lr. = =.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
Latest Washington News
Telegr aphr Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON. April 80.
pREsIDENTs y cLEMENcY.


The President, 10 day, ordered par.
dons to bc issued to forty.nine Texans,
under the first exception ofthe Amncs'
ty Proclamation, US having held civil
offices under the so.called confederate
government; also, three from Georgia,
ten from Louisiana, and five from Ala.
bnma. under the thirteenth or twenty
thousand dollar exception. AL OF
these were recommended by the Gov
ernors OF their respective States.
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER HUFFY.
One OF the evening papers here holds
ont very strong in'imalion that the
Austrian Minister il about to demand
his passports on account Of Secretary
Stewards letter to our Minister To vi.
emma relative to tho sending oi Ans,rl.
an troops to the support Of Maximil-
inn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TAILS VEGETABLE sICILIANHAlR
II u T. ~ Il ha rnd iIaalLI hn

TAILS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
RENEW EN has proved itselito be the most
perfect PREPARATION for the HAIR ever offered to the
n'''Ii" = --''''-
Hiss ,5etlbe compound, and coatains NO ipju-
ruu, ,ruperties whatever
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGI.
NAL COLOR.
ltwillkeep the hair from falling out
.rous and silken.
ltlsasplendid hair dressing. At'
No person, old or young, should fail to usdlt.
IT'S RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
NO Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew.
er,andta take no other r. p HALL CO.,
Nashua, H, Proprietors
For saleby all druggists. Nov. l1-s4 enc
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
ELEGANT CITY REsIDENCE FOR
aATE

fine, new, well-hnished and commodioua brick
dwelling, part Of the city convenient to business.
witha full LOT, Is offered for sale at a bargain. Par.
ties deSring to secure such property, may learn
terms and particulars bycallng the publishers o,
the Gazette.
April 20, lSG6-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

DIft lie stated that a swarm of lead
ing Coppsrheads have lately had a
lengthy secret conference with the
President, Bad, II true.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
To the Associated Press :

To the Associated Press:
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER PACKING UP.
Tho Commercials special says the
Austrian Minister has advertised his
furnished residence. and expects that
the next European steamer will bring
news OF tho sailing OF Austrian iFoOps
tor Mexico, which will insure his re.
ceiving his passports from Secretary
Seward.
THE RECONSTRUCTION SCHEME.
There is great hostility to the recon-
stvaction scheme. Both the National
Intelligeneera randRepublcan Oppose it,
NATIONAL BANKING BILL.
' The bill introduced to-day by Mr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
AswARN OF srINoLEss BEES.

The Commissioner ot Agriculture
has received from Honduras. (rntral
America, II swarm of Stingless br's,-
These bees are easily Swarmcd. aud arc
cxccllcAt honey makers,
THE RICHMOND PAPERS ON THE "pLAN >
All the lliehwond papers oi to-day
denouncc the reconstruction plan and
declare that not Sit glo Southern
State will uccrptit
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The internal revenue receipts Tor the
ten mLnths ending To day are two hun.
drcd and sixly-twO millions, three hun.
dred and sixteen thousand dollars
SECRETARY McULLQcH AND THE LOAN
BILL.
IL IS understood that Secretary Nc.
Culloch is not fully satisfied with the
Loan Bill but is writing II letter to
the Ways and Means Committee. sug.
gesting that they had better give him
some additional legislation, in order
that he may effect II loan.
GENERAL sIoKLES DECLINES DIPLOMAT.
IC IlONORS
General SiCklus writes here from
Charleston, intlmating that he does
not desire the uppOiutmcAt NJ MInIs'
ter to the Hague.
PREPARING FOR TIE CHOLERA.
Tho military authorities OF the
southern sea.ports write here that
they aro asking every preventive
against the introduction OF cholera, US
we'll us every preparation in the way
ot hospital accommodation in case il
should come.
TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Colonel Orvillo Il Babcpck, Of Lieu
tonant General Grants staff, has beel
sent by the General on tour Of in
SpcetiOr to California.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

BrSenators Sherman and Wade,
and Representative J. R. Hubbcl, have
oar thanks for Documentary favors.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
TOUR OF INSPECTION

Colonel Orvlle Il Babcpck, Of Lieu
tcnant General Grants staff, has been
sent by the General on u tour Of in
Spceti0r to California.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA, SEPTEMBER 13, 1866

what remedies could be applied for these
evils. The unfortunate men whose circum-
stances permitted were flying from their
homes in the South to seek refuge and hos.
pitality and freedom of thought and discus
sion here in the North
How long was this to continue ? 1t was
for the people of the North to answer. He
then reviewed the question Of reconstruc-
tion from the different standpoints of the
hour, and closed his interesting remarks
with an eloquent and touching appeal to
his hearers to be true to themselves IN this
great struggle.
Upon the conclusion of the above address,
Mr.. Durant received the compliment of
three hearty rounds of cheers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13

EARLY R1sING.-Early rising gives long
days, invigorating light in abundance, and
healthy cheeks. This beautiful passage
from Bulwer's Caxtons, is worthy of perpet-
ual remembrance 81 was always an early
riser. Happy the man who is Every NOR
ming comes to him with virgins love, full
of bloom and purity and freshness. The
gladnesss of happy child. doubt if any
man can be called "old" as long as he is an
early walker And youth-take my word
for it--youth in dressing gown and slippers,
dwadling over breakfast at noon, is very
decrepit, CHASTITY image of the youth which
sees the sun blush over the mountains and
the dews sparkle upon blossoming hedg-
rows"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13

A convalscent soldier in hospital in
Paris, while stretching himself, exclaimed, ooh
ran up and inquired, ''What would you have God
to do to you? am his daughter" accept my
for his son-in-law," replied the saucy fellow.
GEN. Butler got off good thing the
other day, Johnsonite was making congratula-
tory observations to him ON the touching scene at
Philadelphia, and remarked that extremes meet "
'Yes," said Butler, 80 they do when dog ehases
his tail, but both extremes belong to the same
dog!"
IT is not great wealth, nor high station,
which makes man happy. Many of the most
wretched beings on earth have both. But it is
radiant, sunny spirit, which knows how to bear ht-
tie trials and to enjoy little comforts, and which
thus extracts happiness from every incident of life
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-09-13

To DETECT COPPER IN PICKLES AND CREAM
TRA.-Put few leaves of the tea,or some
of the pickle, cut small, into phial with
two or three drachms of liquid ammonia di-
luted with onehalf the quantity of water
Snake the phial, when, if the most minute
portion of copper is present, the liquid will
assume a fine blue color.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

AcouIzlxa BgDx Ayenous.-lt bsoomee
our sad duty 70 announce tAs death Of an
other member Of The family Of Cur esteemed
fellow citizen, Levi Davis, Of the Gszefte. =
At about ak o'clock last evening, John L.,
the last son Of this family, aged about ssvsa-
teen ysars. breathsd his last. His disease
vas dipthesia, with which be had been a.
flcted for sbost ten days-and from which
he had endured The most acute sufFsrng.-
Johnny Was q noble lad, ffank, homes, up.
right and manly in oil things,-a son upon
which his doting parents locked With grss'
hope and just pride. just verging upon the
years Of manhood, with charaster unspot.
ted before the wsrld, with every promise.
through careful parental training and liber.
q education. Of bscouing worthy and use.
fsl member Of society, be vas stricken down
BY the fell destroyer, and gathered to that
NJ ~ heos sShsl hsavea q Sest hsosnd
The beoaoasjoo e Timo.
Ihis = ths hid sAiA toehas heso lakea
fssa ~ heusoAel1 & ~ torsaso1 1mily
within ~ ~ - d4vA Assy nhls
dsuehtse Arst, thsa spsiehllp l1oah Pssody,
whs - tstisa ~ Gu6a1y, oe1osw tksss
slssady ovst-ssddsosa pssssts. = Il dsein,
ing the cup Of agony to its vesisst dregs. is
called upon to reader up their eldest-tAsis
enly ssal The intense agony u aaGsisA
that rsnds their hearts at the sudden ~
nosaa--eae b. ens>ef thsss their elslDssl
treasures, it6siBs IL pswse ofAuti1s b y
portray. Bat . Ssw dlve y thasp-lAs
brothen ond 61GaotS tS6ho6o 1tAo hnnpy
family eirs's-ts-day thsy sssaaa = Aaa1A
The fsad hopss anA eeg.~t palisiool1peo q
yeass deshsd 10 ftstnno 4 AAnnGnAes,
ssrsly the dsspsst syupsshy sfsn nisaas
is needed IN shis hsur II friend Dssit dssl
asonising aAicaisns.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22


A washinst IN ,o..;, :, - x.s..-d,, .,sn.
'"s - : 1''fr''' says: No more Dem
oN'" nv" es appointed 70 Office,
t''04 Of Gen. Slocum, who ap'
pears TO have besn 49,, ~ "
York Naval Ofic,
A 81. Paul spscial of N. .,....x. to
l''''s' " ."o" nave fanen here this morn.
'"5' -"N " 'nowins hard.
The Iniianaposs H.,ol, .,,.,n.,n.,,
eh".' "as 'o.u iae'day at public suction,
% ,.'n' sock cnpan! for &25, $50. Isfs
De'e''" 's .me '7ncipal stockheldsf asi
".. 49, publ cAaien Of the papsr
~" os ''"uo's' q the central organ oi
tie dsoocrecy Indiana.
'sse Asf Walker. formerly ID
isor o. 'ns Canc''ati Eaquirer, and now
residing IN New tl..n., has iu.. b,.in.d
= verdict for ts6Oo in IL. let,,r c;tv. ~ .
fee for saving 2s % b,l.. or c,.,on "a, .
rebel widow.
The Quincy lilroad Bridg. company,
formed under th'i:l for bridging the Mis-.
siss:ppi river, ha. elected 4 board Of al.
recsors for the en. Dg year, and propose 10
build bridge wiN J, delay.
The k'puelc4 na',ri.y 10 K~sas i.
about $4,000.
They hal > g O,o fir. in Alton on
Sunday morning
a nv woolen Rory will commence ope
cations IN WateSo, lows, on New Years
day.
A ssnt!eman III counciI Bluffs propose,
TO start paper that shall supply the
wants Of sasterniwa.
The State R4er says that Jenathsn
Mills Of Des Ao1 has invented . valua.
bic bsssk-makind dachins, capable Of max
Ing $4,000 orickeer dav.
The remains {. the little child Of Nj.
Wheaer Of Blsdaawk county, that waa
Lost On the alst July last, were rec entlv
found 70 clum Of bushes only a mie
from her fsthes'( (cuse, where il had svi
dently starved death.
The Marcngo}puDlican says it has been
own specind pr limestone found tws
niles north Of city. The absence q
any building STD in that vicinity has al
ways been keenffelt
The southerd resbyterian Assembly, =,
Memphis, adopt the following resolutions
unanimously, obe 10Th inst:
l. That it 10 I duty Of our ministers "a
organize Sundathools for colored children
and adults.
2 That the tnton Of the conmittee
on publ :ation directed to provide means
Of furnishing Pply Of suitable hooks for
their use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

TnE NV ExpREss CoNPAxY.-The new
Company has fairly commenced operations,
and is doing good business. The odlce
fixtnres have oil been located, and are got
ten up in good style, both for appearances
and conyenienco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

UsE Lallcnand's Specific for Rheumatism
0oot and Neurslsia. Itensrtually dsstseys
oil poison in the blood. and pssfosns rsds
lcal cure. Read teeeimooials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

There are t~l lodily blssishes tha. can.
not Be tolerate namely, unc'ean teeth and
bad breath. bere is 20 excuse for eth.
er, when yodes have tho delicious
Fragrant OdSiins by stopping ct the
Druggists and king 15c No toilet ,aJle
10 complete wi$ut It.
Sold BY all Dkgists, Fancy Goods Deal
ers and Perful4. Ask for Rogers Frsa
grant Odontoirh hnd take no oihcr.