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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19
STATE NEWS

The Winnebago Homestead says
that son of Robert Douglas, nine
years old, broke an, arm while Rrestl-
ing.
:: The Hastings Gazette reports the
robbery Of Mr.. Barbers store a pum-
Der Of articles of value. Several arrests
have been made but no names are given,
The recent fair for the benefit of
the Protestant Orphans Asylum, in St.
Paul yielded $4,000.
The St Peter Tribune notices the
death by drowning Of young son of
II. D. Page, 10 Lake Washington,
while skating. -rr
John Tracy, says the Austin
Register, had his leg broken while en-
gagged in hauling wood, by a sapling
which was bent by the whiffeltrees,
flying back with great force.
At Red Wing, says the RepuJzi-
can MIR. e. G.. Foster was shot through
the right arm by the accidental dis
charge Of pistol which he was hand
ing to FRIEND.
The Mankato Record gives the
particulars Of runaway accident near
Ottoua, in lie Seur county, whereby
John Jones had both legs broken.
Amputation was performed, but the
poor man died in three days afterward
Willie Winslow fractured his
skull, and Walter J. Fowler split the
large bone of his right leg, between
the ankle and kuee joint, while skating
Record says that a poor
farm for the comfy has been purchased
from Mr.. Ballard, for $4,000. 1t con-
tains 100 acres, and is located about
six miles IRON Mankato------The
same paper mentions half dozen dit
ferent divorce cases as being In pros
pect for the next term Of court. How
pleasant! -
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GENE RAL HANCOCK BIDS.

Gen. Hancock, since taking COM
mand at New Orleans, on the removal
Of Gen. Sheridan, has been playing
into the hands Of the rebels. This is
'u"doubtcdly in harmony with Presi-
dent Johnson's wishes, and at the same
time it is bid on tho part Of Gen.
Hancock for the Democratic nomina-
ton for the Presidency. His course is
producing the desired results, for We
see that a number Of politicians, leaders
in the democratic councils, at late
meeting in New York, agreed upon his
name.
The Mobile Times endorses his &C.
ton thus
Yesterdays evening dispatches bring us
another order from Gen. Hancock, revok-
ing the order Of Gen. Mower appointing
Z. King Cutler Judge of the Second Dis
trict Court.
In this we see another positive proof
chat Gen. Hancock means to ''cut" the
disgraceful clique that has so long been
managing the administration Of affairs in
Louisiana, to the disgust Of all decent peo-
pie.
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/! 4:s2-Thet gcentisl y City tI( (Colorado3
Miners Register says the Cheyennes
have killed only three men since sign
ing the late treaty, and that1was only to
try their nov = guns II presented To them
bYt the Peace Commissioners. eass
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Gen. Sheridan is expected IN
Washington in two weeks. Gems
Meade, Thomas and Scho6eld arc also
expected Tor consultation with Gen.
Grant On military matters.
OF the aaniverasry Of the sand
Greek massacre, the Uenver 1r16aIs
says: ':On that day some four or hve
hundred Indians became friendly, Or IN
,..-Ihe W yandoite Gazette says thae
a special election will be held next
May to submit again to the people OF
Aausas the question OF woman suffrage
Il. has tran5pired that the author,
ess OF an American novel enIsleo
s.Emlly Chester" published few years
auo. and which attracted unusual atteh
ton, is Miss Annie NJ. Crane, OF Mary
land. .-:5.'
Tie Ems slish are getting to like
our game OF ..euchre," but they aoo
piauk card to the PACK which taxes
either the ace or the bowers.
An elaborate dinner service, lnlald
with gold, ana Intended to1 a pEessn'a-
tlvu st, was finished by New 1o'A
jewelry house last week, at a COST oi
s3o,VOo. 80.
There were $4,000 desertions from
the regular army last year. The creates
mart were from the wertern bound req
inents-men who took this method OF
,ro,,,nu to Montana and Colorado.
The Springfield Republ'ea" says
that the Young lady who received the
moss attention in Europe TINS SUNNI. .,:sl
Of all the American visitors. was , niss
| L;bbv Pendergast, Of Westheld, Mass.
Her beauty was universally admired
1t is understood a majority OF the
memh ,r, of the Indian Peace Comm's-
>;on will recommend ia tie report tnat
the Iudian Bureau be Withdraw ITO"
the lnterior Department, ana maze
separate department, under coarse Oh
some competent military ofhcer' and not
attached to the War Department.
-F;nanical officers Of the Govern =
ment in oyerhauiug the accounts o'
Isaac Newton, deceasea, OF the ;asll-
cultural Bureau, fnd his accounts paot}
m;xed and will be Obliged to ask Con
vTc,, to appropriate s4s,ooo to cover
deficiencies.
The London Times counsels the
acceptance Of President 'onoson
view on the disputed questions OF na'ot.
al;zat;on. and alleges, as expressed 10
his message. that the Government ia.
decided to institute proceedings against
Iuo Martin and other persons whe
made reasonable speeches on the occa
s;ou OF the funeral demonstration II
, Dublin on Sunday.
-Ady,ces from St. Thomas state
that royal Danish prociama',on
couched in most affectionate terms, na
Z been addressed to the inhao'tants .
+ the nosse,sions, who are about to o.
loosed from their allegiance to ca
crown by transterancc of the island q {
u ,ho .iInited. States. 1t has been n
u ranged that the island Of St. 1noma
" w;li he delivered to the United State
), en- the 18th proximo.
l.: The New-York Herald states th'
. che sales of dry goods BY H. b. Clah'r
!. ot New-York, during the past thre
10 wears, have been: In 1860, s.S,ooo
d 400 worth :; in 1866, S65, ,o0O, 900; !
# 1867, s57, 900 900; total, sls6, ,oov
le oM0 mn "a ~ Stewards sales at wholesal
:; !: Hvv Tove hcn.: IL Iu 1865, s4s, ,ooo, 900; i
q 1866, s5o,ooo,ooo;, asS 1851 $eo'ovo wv
r 600; total, sl43, 100000. H's .reta
l. t,ads in the tho three years has bee
T. about $50, ,o00, 900 more.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

is it ghs 70 describe man Who
is pelted with rotten eggs as showing
his head to the yoiksr'. .ss..9
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

=, Harriet Beecher Stove is prepar-
ing a new novel, for publication in tho
sp1ina, eatitled "Old Town FolksY "a
New England story.
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. Iss:--,Infernal copyright right Of
the printer: TO have copy when 5yop don't
feel like preparing it.
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RATHER PRETTY.

y I'VE frequently. hpar # a. prstty poe
&exe hive sie lege thtt Il sdperlativ
pretty-in fact, In it the pretty is pre-
we'll used up, although there is 4 'pret
it;]j
A pretty little maiden
Had pretty little dream,
Apreity lises wedding -.
Was the pretty little theme.
A pretty little bachelor
To win hor favor tried, -
And asked her aow she'd like to be
! . "a HiA pretty pt4e kids. ~
4. fwitli.>mt psstf HI bl,shs., -
And pretty little sigh,
And some yr,tty little glances
From pretty little eye;
With "a pretty little face
Behind pretty ian
Sac smiled op the proposals 81
ss'xE1tb 1of.thi' %. }A n, @.essm"pgi III i,
Some pretty little 'Ioves,"
And some pretty "dears,"
Some pretty little smiles, e
4 - tA4l some pretty little tears;
Some pretty little presents,
And q pretty little kiss, ~
Were some pretty little preludes /:
To some pretty little bliss.
|i.aJ A,;;,,,4tt ntsyl Ti.asss:,iISsA s.:
Aud her p, city little spark, vi!
Met the pretty little parson
And his pretty little clerk;
Apretty little wedding ring .0.:
United them for life,
Il. wApretty lkNeiusbandl '.rt:;J
!. ii =! And e,pretty litiFeswifs.3 ~ {. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

:. Wish of q sentimentalist-When
women take up arms, may We be found
in them! =. s s@et = al. IS
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

s:.,1-.- q, Another successful breeder Of
short 'horns." The whisky tax.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-19

- Fl
,>-. >. .-> Fl
T1eKNoR, |! TolmAN' 8 co.
~ s=-' n
'''''.''06' TO :: ~ " L. a. ''"',) ! {
Brokers' Block. Saint Germsin Street,
ST. CLOUD, ,11NN.
Take pleasure in, informing their friend.
and tho citizens Of St. Cloud and Northern
Minnesota that they have just completed
their Fall and Winter stock Of
] DRUGS, PAINTS, ol lis,
! 1 :. DYE srurFs, !
! Glass, Glassware,
And al other articles usually found in .
aF't-'l''' Drug H'0usa,:
| Agents for all the 80
POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
Afull line of
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMN1Es,
| xzRosExz OIL: ;:A1coHo1 /,
IPure Mines and Liquors.
T TOILET GOODS
From the best French, Engish, q ern.a'
I and American factories, cqntPrisia as
PoMADEs. coLoaNEs, s1xrAAcTs
/ for the handkerchief
SOAPS, TOOTH POWDERS,
And all the latest cosmetics Of the season.
The .bovs goods were bought for cash in
the Eastern markets, and will b sold At 8.
small margin.
"a German spoken.
--T1cKNoR. ToLMAN + co. =
g: Cloud: Oct: 24th. 1866. ,sn14.
New Goods! New styl6sl
Low, P1'riee~:''
]. W.. METZROTH,
NJ ERCHANT ,:,T,AI1O OR,
hasj just received large lot Of
Cloths and cassimeree.
OF new and fashionable styles, for tpriag
And summec wssr-x]lE Be asld ihtap.
large stock Of
Re@d4made Clothing,
obt.in.a ia .hi, market, and
"'1,ats e1 as GslEls sa'se1lsn' quality.
Aeq-al lsas,ortment Of 80
aentlemelS shing Goods.
s (sdps
FUR HATS, cARspoIIARs & GLOVES,
Cloth, Feltand sAer Hats and Caps =
I, OF The 4hatyles, -
And the ae.t klng101Es in the market.
Call and s1.nn .toek.
s.: Cloud. OCT: ss::issa. :s.1l:tt IL! :
UNION & MILLS -+ -=o+
Flour and Feed store::I ! |
THE Preprietors Of the above Milli have
i opened salesroom in the large ware
house on 81. German street, adjoining the
Express Office, where a constant supply Of
FLO U; "
".2:'s :. EEE;D,
&c., &c.,
May be found. ?.-, ... -. ~
The highest price paid in cash, for wheat
GoRroN 4 BURBANK.
st. Cloud, May 26th, 1854: i" 'v6n44.
.:::a*:s>*Ix' HENRY & CO.,
Staple 4 Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS, -,
::st.sh, E<E: i5zz$:ss:.z
cRockERY. TIN, AND SHELF HARDWARE.
l : "A good assortment ol'oays on hand.
FARMERS: R.qRgG5, gS2!a DoqaRr AND ?
st. a,rmain It,, west Of Jefferson Az,
ST. CLOUD; MIC MINI:
ST.. CLOUD BOOK STORE.
.y...y5&:t l;.Aii :;n;'siiiIas
4 ). M. R0sEliN'Bj'sRaER, =
aooKsELLER, ,sEAT70NE,e:A = 1xER3DKALE1
4 h. .lv.y. on hand i. Fin. Assortment .,
Book. and :ztatttcn,e'r'y
- Il ....I .-,.'.:'' =; -.1.al >.'i!, @..'
, THE LATEST PAPERS & MAGAZINE
:: rAE !" STANDARD :, cHoolsooks. 50
t4.lI ~ ,'.:L .j:Ta'o29-; .a!i OK '.'i'"
Il And sysrythisst usually found In : fri
- olam, ,Bookstore. ~. :, ~ v6nl8-tf
\ i ~ 737T55e= 2'''7' = TT L5!.-2
NEW LIVERY STABLE
Il: - - ''" ;
~. !aH :.i.iG -*g..' ~ -
!, Chaa- 4. Foster e. co
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to Fort Abererombie--is surrounded by a
good counsry,' and has just reason to expect
steady growth During the next season VI, On
it is intended to erect number Of new
building. Lumber will be cheaper and
more convenient than heretofore, thus pre-.
senting additional inducements. -!
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made.
taxes paid for Non.Fesidents.
Also. Agent for tho sale Of PASSAGE
TICKETS to OF from Ill tho principal
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND IRISH PORTS.
Office on Washington avenue, one door
south of the Central House. v7n44.n
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CATHCART & co.
6 ~ Z. {
Are receiving almost daily tho most beau
tiful styles Of
Silks and Dress Goods,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, =
! I|,'I>S LILA e /.
Linens, sheetings, &c., &C.,
6TIAwL5,
;;asi ! ,2.as}2: sszse ss,,*,.t =
Bradley's New Style Hoop Skirts
EF - 4
&C., &C., sc.
Their stock is. kept 50 we'll assorted that
yaa can heltAT al4ihG lnyhini ~ ltle,
Dry Goods line, but you will find there,
1t the
L WE ST PRlC CE|
u: 3.4!t.l!uI 'ol. i,Ga :|4I .4F9'.lu ..i:
- 40! - .'ta. - =. Z ~. V
Goods can be sold.
Call and see their goods when you % ID
st. Paul.
CATHCART & CO.,, !: |
.iNcI
!; :lsF2 2 = 1hira i I q 49, :.
ri, ST. PAUL; .MlNN.
Nay 1osa, 1857: y t'''2 ,snso:1,
- .A10 -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TASAsoA. Perry Co. III. Dec. II. 1865
This cettihes that have used and recommended
In my practice. during the lest four years HosTET-
TER's STOMACH BliTsRs With perfect satirfac-
tion. and take great pleasure recommending them
~ tho public Ell. PRICE. NJ. D.
Tu.cotA. H. Aug 3. 1866.
Messrs. ilostetter 4 Smith;
Dear irs i use your BrTTERs in my family and
consider them the best that hs pro used. Ny
vile he derived great benefit from using them. and
s.O considers them Invaluable medicine.
Respectfully jour-, 0.P MILLER
OxsoKp. Warren Co n. v, Aug. 30, 1850.
Mesers. no.tetssr 4 Smith. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sirs There IL q great dem and for your valuable
STOMACH bITTEkS In this neig hborhood. We
have en- u-ine them In family for some time,
and find them the best medicine os any for family uss
V"ars. in CANDRH COLE.
DR. Boetctter Dear Sir With pless urs ! can te.-
ti'y ihss your BTTERs: from my knowIedge Of their
use In my family. aud from what L. said by pusch.s
ers. arr tar superior to any other.
Pours, &C, koBERT 0iEBAL.
Efipghsm. Bingham Co.. Illinois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24

the pursuit and capture Of Booth, AFTER hss-
ing carefully examined i in my presence on
yesterday, declared it's condiiicn to be now
precisely the same o. when be took il from
Booths body, after he had been shct the
writing in il being the same, aud al which
it ecn,sined.
Conger was examined before the Judici-
airy Committee Of the Hou Of Representa-
tlves to-day. j HprT,
Judge Advocate General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24


Turs Company s~g leave to inform the pubic thaa
they con.ssaecd Operations in 1857 and their factory
SOC ecvers four Of ground. and has COS. more
thsn million collars. and eup'oy over 10 ope,s-
tlves. They produce 5000 Watches . year. and
make and sell not isss than onehalf Of AIT watch
es sold IN the United States.
The difference between their manufacture and the
Ruropear. 's sr,ssy this: E,ropsan Watches arc
male almost entrsIy b. band. 80 ne result IL OF
necessity lack Of that snifSsmity which IL adspen.
cable to correct time keepng. Both the eye anA the
hand OF The mcst skillfnl operative must vary Bat
MS fact that. except watches Of the higher grades
European watches sAs prcdset Of the cheapest Ia
bnf Of switsesand. and the sesnit the worthless
k,cres, Lspines ed % called Patent Levers which
ca more IN attempted reps'rs than thsas o.
igiual price. CoanSa woskmsa. bon and vc~eu.
buvtAs roush sepassle passs Il t,sss ~ ehss 80
vsrsuus srsdfies puelA ~ PIT sAsn toessAsr. ed
tsksehsn 49, nsassse 0ueuo 0sseAnnR vho eonmpe
ana rsrrsves sAsn nh ~ aans - bsaaA sAsa NJ
How xMERlcAx WATCHES Aas MAps.
The Americas WaltAsa wseeA \ msAs b. no sssA
uncertain psocsas-ssd By % sveA inecopsaeas
~orkmeA An the companyS opessssnas, stom the
reertscn ofshe rsw msfssiais 10 the couelsessu Of
the wafeh, sse carried uaAss cse foof, ana under
wv s"~"" - oOmpe 'eW oU0e0o00. mt the greet
"suegu'0ise sseeese Of thsos WaeeAss, = tn ~
thss tAs several pars ass ~ sAs By he ansss, N
noss rercs and oelseste aacAiassy svss brought %
sne ~ OF nissan iadashy. Rvesy one Of ths oors
tnan ssndfed psrts oesvssy wsasA tbuaAs ~ aos.
ches-shs tseAl'tbsy sspeoSsess every sacessdiss
PAN Win sAe 0oss snvsrviaR seessAey u ~ only
necsssy ~ make 80 psessse vsaeh q any psss,ev.
lar ssy . snd then 70 adjust the hundred uaehises
TO reproduce every part OF That ws,.h ana
~ ows hat ssssJ cccediag vaach must be like n
The Company respectfully submis tns.e vssehee a.
sheir mssits only. They claim 10 MAKE
BETTER ARTICLE poR rHK MONEY
y theft improved mocha ui1al proce.sss sAan can h.
made undes the oid-farhioncd hsndlcsaft system.-
Fney manufacture wat~hes Of evryy essde. from
good io~ priced. end sabss.nsial article in .oid ,
vef snnsne easea. 10 the finest cAronouesrr ana n.
eIsmes ~stehss IN pasn go.d q ne Ape,t eaameled
40 Hwsisd eases; bat Ne indispensable requisite
o. Al tneaf watches b that thsy shSll be COOP
TiAbAEEPkRe. II should be rcmembsr,d tAaa.ex.
cps shs's aoeis lowest grade named Home watch
Company. Boston," ALL WATCHES made bv then
y ARE FULLY WARRANTED
BY special certificate end thip varesns.. I. cA a
an Vioee asaaass The Company or ito aseats.
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
".y'-d1wim 1ss Broadway, New Yorh.
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CO1tODl'a Select PLAYERS
OF THE

CHO1CF FRUITS & SPICES,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers o.
Choice wheIe for their delicious Fiavors
Strict Puri and unrvalied strength. Those who
wish the best, and those who wish economic se,
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 aought ~
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor in Its Purity
fvery unlike the many vanisla Extracts In markes)
Ex-Gov. JAxN Y Sxrn. ~ PRoySpySeE. x. L., SAYS:
Ny wife pronoun.es them snpsrior 70 any Flavor
Ing Extracts che has used.
M Gov. VIZ. A. cxaNanAN. or CosnEofio :, says:
For long time we have used them. and ind them
vers One
HOLLAND, Timothy Titcomb.y the we'll known
author Of Sprinyae d. Mase.. says: They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DaALKRs TRhBLE THEIR SALES WITH TH1M.
Such . ist Of References 10 seldom givsu. Sec
Circnlsrs with Dealers Sold y 0vDcers and Drug.
gisas. Prepared BY J ". COTTON. Propeiet0s OF
C0tOn's Toilet Article No. .. h Hsal and Beautify
the satin. sold by Harrison D Stake, and PAsks B
H0emsr, Davenport, lows,
uh.caxo whoscsaie AgeneA. vU111R. Y:NCU
FULLER. ~ MARKET stssst, Suf ~ Coasoa's Psceaaa
t1ouo. = 90Dt. 3o-A1v.
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~ VIA lug H.. pokt ~ ye0Sos ana 70 Sn06egss9e
the pesson Wh N al afflicted shuusd consult No one
ever hard uf patentvI HE not being cured snce he
his been In this city. srrpotation has vouchers in
al she city papere HE patients and the cal pro-
feeeion both here and abroad being the moet eki
led specialists here. and thorough er Of all sex.
nal diseases II all othere tai. don't deepair. Give
him call. n 70 only comrn.,n occurrence with him
70 cure euch eaees Hsrooms separnsc for ladtss
and gentlemen, and the moet comp etc In the city,
YOUue NEE. Take pasticulss Nouce.-Doct0s M
GLOW derotee much n his time to the treatment Of
thos eaueed By eecret habit. which ,uime bosh
body end mind. unAtu Z the unlostunate individnal
for either busnees ossocuty. he sad cdses ostAs1s
early habe or tho eseseses Of pes ysart 10 10 Weah-
the debiltats The c0osttueOn destroy tho pkysi-
cal and mental pOwofs. diminish and enfeebie sho
nosnn eoellnes. - exhaust The vital energies Of
manhood: the pleasures Of lie ere married. the 0hecs
II maffag ffustrate1, and exbosees itself rsndsssd
tssm d uncsasing misery eadsegfet Such psseons
~ tne Il nAktnR ip1sdiate appsiee00n. - Dr.. B.,
b. bic treasment. b enable1 70 lssnfe spssdy
aAd penn ooens eufo.
Consultations nee M senAdeot1al. once, No. ~
aoo1A Ooas& oe3oee, 80 - 00asoe, ha6 book from
~ pU tO0ea. PDst o nee Boz l6l, Chicago. ILL.,
OGDee hUasD hO0 4. II. 10 p. n. .4.~axs..
esaasoe - "u1sAs % Health" psnalgAsd noatA-
y. etee OfehasRo. s
'G1-ledsss, - ~ . dssuipsive eisculas os
Rsoaos1e ne0edls. - bsst peevsaevs q e0aesVGisa
hnoUA 0eDsto - ed1so0 ~ AAaags,
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PREPARED oil 0F PALM ANO MACE.

Foe A'resorvtngs Reseor1DG ana
nHoa~ol9j fng she Hair.
And is the most delightful aud wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' Win 6nd 4 NOT only certain remedy To Re-
store, DrskeI aud Beauty the Hair, but sleo dee9-
able article fog the Toilet. y highly De1feDo6
With rich and deltcste perfume. Independent VI the
rsgssaa cdos VI ehe Otis " Pam Of No.. n.
The llarvOl 81 nsefa.
nee and bean iful perfume, whlcA In dGncaey a.
scent. and the tsnoei1v MD vAisb q cNnDD % Ne
handaerchSse and psss1n. b unequalled.
Psstusss - o. pss Ssslls -. 6sas 81 SSpes1o %
~ addr~ss " Dsopsissosa -. -
Nv wRI0Hr 4 %.
0c3elyJ 10 lSbseU osssse Nov Yd1A.
THo OIf.Ry or NAN n STRENGTH. &sAas-
Sse ne oes>Uee 80 o6oelltnsed shoulA iwnv1inee-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-24
JOHN M. PENDLErON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
For the Purchase anl Sale Of
Domestic Fleece and
PULLED WOOL.

No. - Droo0W0ys NeW.X0Rhs
CASH Advancee made. CoueigDmen1o eollsieea.
0sossa Or Special Assbst nspofs0 f6sn shed 81 IS.
Quset. -.
RKYER4NCE0
4. r. VAIL Cashier Neaiooal Donk 81 Co0nefce.
nessss J BOOMMAN, JOHNSTON . CO.. n. Yosk
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