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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23


LODGES
AEoERoNA, No. las. Meets lst Monday In
every month, at Odd-FelloWS' Hall, cor. COur1
aud Main. d. c. Trader, W. NJ; h. I. Tom
EnsOn, Sec.
ssstr rrs MEMPHIS. No Ils Meets I'd Friday oi
each rscntn-HsI. cor. Madison and Second
a. T. SalisCs. ". NJ; Benz. X. Pnnen, Sec
m0nfh-Hsli, cor. Madison and Second. John
Aluslie. ". NJ D. r v GOD II, ward: I'd sec. .,,
Faontn-Odd~ Fellows Hall. p. N Staniey
W N; ". Il. Butts, Sec
EFlwrNNINO, No. Sfl 70. d. Meets 4th fIldas
~ each unouth-21I Front street John J,
EVorsham, S3d, W. NJ b. X. Pnden, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
ss~,-. f-,sr,fsr No l. Meets I'd Monday OF each
Tnonfb-Jlfes Fellows Hall A. J. Wheeler
HP; Il h Fssater' Sec
K. AEps.M
EURzKk Council No q ASefts "a G9n9sy 1666 EsB5 ~
each hsSuth-O odd Fellows haii. JOhh zen T.
III. H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec.
TEalPLARs.
C,srx-xY Coul1nandefy. No. 1. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John Ientr Conn., n J..
Miggiu, kec-
A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
ao4 Front Street.
HERSfFs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th; No. l.
Sfsfed Comm unications ID "Wednesday night
or each month. Henry ?, Noodard, 511, O.''
NTTHRSs Lodae OF Perfection, l4th.; No. 2.
Neefs 4ih wednesday Of each month. George
Mellersh, ed, G.. NJ. A. +. Franklahu' o4''
Sec. .
CssfPIIrA Council OF Princes OF Jerusalem, l6th
No. I. Benz. X. PGilen, sd, Tarsh-'. -
- Sec 80
CsLVsRy CHAPTER Of Rose CroiE, 18th, No J.
Charles W. Adams, sd, M. w. Ii. L. TOM
Iintou, = o., sec. ,.,
Fs5fTITPPE DTPLEssEIs Council Of k-h, S9th.,
No. l. Henry p. MOOdard, Sd. Comm ;
william Y. Ci7ode S2d, Rec =.
CoSsIsrORY or WEST TENNE Essf.E, I'D. JOhn
Ainslie. SD, Comm. in Chiefi Dodge I.
Trader, SD. Reg.
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ent unrepresented in congress will ever
be taken back into the union. Congress
retains q supervisory power over the con-
stitutions that may be framed for the
southern states, and, by the senate bill
lust passed, they must be approved by
congress before senators OF represent
atiyes will be admitted. AS the meas
ure was originally framed by the judiei-
ary committee, If the new constitution
adopted by an excluded state should be
ndeciared by congress to be in con-
formity with the provisions OF the aet
to which this is supplementary" the
state would be entitled to represent
alton. But, with a recollection Of pre-
vious violated pledges, this was amended
so as to read, "if said constitution shall
be approved by congress-" The differ
ence. es will be at once seen, Is material.
The next or present congress might de-
mand still further guarantees, and not
feel like being bound by the reconstrue-
ton act of the thiTty-ninth congress.
So that, even were the south to conform
10 the hard and despotic provisions OF
the military reconstruction bill there
would vet be no assurance Of a restora-
ton of the union.
Such paltering and trihing are unWor-
thy of an American congress, and ex-
hibit groveling partisanism which Is as
shameful as it is contemplate.
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HERRER ANp NAs0NIO CALENDLR.
MASONIODIREOTORY.
1867

I'M Andrews Day, S0th November In eacr
tal2 mhl4 tf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

ra0frfxfOR or fuS
0ars-ssoa nefost Livery stable.
anara HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
e14 Front and Second. 110ese0 =
Carriages, Of the best quality, 70 LEI at all
hours. Funerals fusnished Oh sh0st nctace
HORSES DOUGHT. AND SOLD.
and boarded u reasonable charges. (myls.dly
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CHICAGO.

CricAoo, March 27.-A Tribune's St.
Louis special says: Last Saturday evening
desperate, named Joe Wood, went into
the saloon Of Joe Grimes, an inofEensive
citizen OF Sedalia. and commenced knocking
down persons. Grimes asked him 10 desist
or leave the saloon. Wood then left, but
shortly after returned and shot Grimes in
the back, killing him almost Immediately.
lie then went to Leth's Hotel and defied ara
rest. The people assembled, took him, placed
rope around his neck. dragged him thro'
the streets OF Sedaln, and hen hung him
up until life was extinct. The bodies Of
the murderer aud murdered were buried at
the same time.
The second Ristori season was inaugu.
rated last evening, with a success equally rs
pronounced, as that which marked the first,
despite the storm which had ragged all day,
and continued with equal vigor in the eve
ming. The house was thoroughly filed and
the great tragedienne was greeted with q
warm and hearty welcome The lafigues Of
constant playing and long travels seem to
have had little effect upon Grand in her per.
sonation of Elizabeth showed the same scru-
pulous elaboration Of detail, and the sane
ma,chless illustration Of passion that marked
her in the first season. She plays three
nights more at this engagement. The PEG
ple from all parts Of the country are attracted
here to see and hear her.
The Western Associated Press answers
in reference to why the Rock Island X. X.
stock is not reported in the morning is that
they suppose that no sales transpired, and
that If there bad j: certainly would be in
cluded. We shall send them when they
come here.
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Chicago Market.

CnrcAGo. March %.
Flour Merse, qite dull and holders are firm
At YESTERDAY closing prices, and sales were
lighter than for any previous day tn 8 week.
most, for Sigh grades Of sp-ing extras sales
white winter extras At &l4.1591l6.26 spring
ext as lo25@ls.oO; spiing supertus 7.oc@
500
Wheat-Msrket weaker and 10 lower than the
ruling prices Yesterday opened q :. ll1<@2.l3
regular winter receipts No. . spring. and clos
ing I'll fresh receipts brought Sl3; No. l
sprin. very scarce and held firm rejected in
demand
Corn Market opened \ a &c lower. closing At
$50 for No. 2. and qriet with sa'es at So |;
rejected active and closing a, BAL 0I4s4
Oa,s-Du and i&@isc lower ct 56s4 for
fresh, regular and nomin,, at 45c.
Rye-Dui fresh No. a. l2l1l.22; No. 2
atl.ls.
Bariey-Quiet and holders frmer buyers are
holding off No At SeGs2 for winter receipts
and fresh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

SrRlSorIxLD, March % A strong pres
sure is bsiok brought TO beer on tho Gev.
eroor to commute the punishment Of John
Gindcl, under . sentence Of death in St
Clair county, to 10 hanged on next Friday.
The circumstances Of the case are familiar
to most of your readers. The condemned
man is convicted Of the premeditated mur>
der Of . man nsmed Zimmerman, o! Made
son county, about year ago. The Governor
has fully examined the case. but has not yet
arrived at any determination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27
To the Public

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i entered into Co-partnership tor the pur-
pose Of doing
1ieneral Renl Estate. Hire nnSl
Lite Insurance Agency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27
KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, March 26.-J. II. Bowman,
oae Of the proprietors Of the Democrat. on
Sunday shot former emp'oye named Geo
Cooper, whom he charged with insulting his
little daughter. Cooper will probably die.
The examination takes place on Wednesday
The national convention called to meet
here in May, on consultation Of the commit
tee has been Postponed TO independence
day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

ORIGINAL NOTICE
STATE OF IOWA, 60
County OF ScoTr.
In the District Court.
David Branconier, Plaintiff,
Hora,io n. Given, Joshua Dial, Mary j.
Dial. wife Of said Joshua Dial, Henry
Fearing, Benjamin J.. Hannah, Mary Ann
Hannah, wife of said Benjamin l.. Han
nah, Charles + Putnam, Trustee, Tall
man, Powers h Mclean, Edwin A. Taft,
Wales, Cabot & Co., AInet Skeel, lscnja-
min Atkinson. Wm. L. Cook, George L.
Davenport, Executor and Marguerite lie
Claire, Executrix OF the estate Of Antoine
LeCiaire, deceased, d. G.. Kelley, A. +.
Hazard l. Co., Charles H. Sheatf, John
Eornby & Co., and George L. Nichols,
Trustee, Defendants.
To au Of The ADORE named Defendants
You, and each Of you, arc hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of said Scott
county, petition Of David Branconier, pray.
ing that tho title 70 the following described
real estate, situated In Scott county, Iowa,
to-wit:
Part Of the east half Of. outlet No. TWEEN.
ty-one (2U in the city Of Davenport. de>
ecribod % follows, viz: Commencing (226
e-l9) two hundred and twenty-aix feet and
nine inches north, and forty (4O) seet west
OF the southeast correr Of said outlot No.
tw snty one (2l), running thence north nifty
1901 feet, thence west one hundred end ffty
li60) feet. thence south 6ity (bO) feet,
thence east one hundred and nfty (l5O) feet
% The plaes Of beginning; also, commsns>
ins forty (lO) feet west Of The southeast
conner cf said outlol No. twsnty.ons (oD,
thence running north forty-ene feet and
nine o. inches al 9-13), thence west one
hundred and atty (l50) feet. thence soeth
forty>cne (4l) feet and nine (9) inches
(4l0-12), thence east one hundred and If
u (l6O) feet to the place Of beginning also
| the north twenty Ave (25) feet Of the fol-
lowing described trac:, viz: Commencing
one hundred and seventy six feet and nine
inches ore 9-l2) north and forty (40) feel
west Of the southeast corner Of said 0utlot
No. twsnty>ons (2l). running thence nnrth
fifty 900 feet, thence west ono hundred and
atty (l5o) feet, thence south 6fly COY feet,
thence east one hundred and City (l5O) fssl
10 tho place Of beginning. Also the follow
ing described part Of said east half Of said
outlot No. twenty-one (2D, viz: Com'
meuciue one hundred and one feet cad Mint
inches (1Ol 9>l2) north and forty COY feel
vest Of the southeast corner Of said outlot
thence running north Any (60) feet, thsno,
vest one hundred and tifty 1907 feet, thence
south City (t0) fss', thence sast one hun
dred and 7nfty O50) feet, on the uorthwss
4 seener II Twslfth aud Perry St.. 70 ~ plac
\ If hariunine. Allof the aboyc described prop
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

The Legislature Of Alabama has just ere
a.ed new county, and named Il "Dixie."

The Legislature of Alabama has Just Gre.
a.ed new county, and named II "Dxie."
During the year 1866 three hundsed and
thirty SIX marriage Licences were granted
in Linn county. Iowa. That's .busiuess."
A young man namei +. Whiting was
kicked in the breast by horse At circus
in Portsmouth, Va, on Monday night, and
died from its effects.
captain Stephen Champlin, the las. sure
vying commanding officer of the battle Of
Lake E.ic, has been promoted from the re.
served lis, of Captains to the reserved lis.
OF Co,nmodores Of the U. 5. Navy. The
Captain Is u years Of ass.
In Gibson county, Ind, recently, . man
brutally whipped his daughter because she
had shingled her heir aud refused to lead in
family prayers.
A young nan. name unknown, travelling
for Wholesale liquor house in Chicago,
committed suicide few days since, q. Mon.
tana, Boone county, Iowa, by cutting his
throat.
The talk sgainst Barnum's elect on to
Congress is said to DO an excellent advertise
inc medium tor mis- Museum. A. presen.
the Herald advertises him gratis.
The appointment of General Sweeney in
the regular trmy, it seems, is no, confirm d
by the Authorities at Washington.
\ law hes been passed in Pennsylvania
to the effect that colcred people r,ay hereaf
ter aid, In the stree. ears OF philsdclphis
with whi.e peoale. Instead of cars set apart
for them.
It's rumo.ea tl,i tue war between tile
express companies is 10 cease, and the Troy
Times hers report that propositions have
been made ~ the old express companies to
the Merchants Union 20 enter into . comb
nation in relation to prices on the routes
where The companies come into CENT ctition.
The people Of Council Bluff, q. their re-
cent election voted SEQ, 900 for city i'm
p.ovemen;s.
The Musca,ine courier says freight
rain nearly qus'ter Of a mile long, lef.
that city for the east a few days ego.
Geo Role, aged 80, was murdered ON
Sunday morning in the Williams House,
Falmouth, Me-, BY Eben Williams, aged Fl.
who shot HIM through Tho heart with rife
and then cut off bis head with an axe. Will
liams is An imbeoile under guardianship.
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81. I.Ouis Mark 81.

Sr. LOUIS, March 81.
Corn-Dull and le~er mixei s5c; yellow
ssc. aud white soc.
Oats--Dull at 64065c.
Flour-Steady and quiet.
wheat-F.rn; holders asking IN advance on
choice winter
Rar!sy-Quiet and unchanged.
Rye-Quist and uuchaneed.
Ness Pork Steady at tos 80.
bacon Sides irmer, shoulders easier
Lard-Dull
Hogs-6k@.
Whisksy Nominal.
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to make brief explsns.ion, but Mr.. Pike
AMI others objected.
The Speaker presented letter frcm The
{. TX Of the House stating that he had fss.
nitasd the Secretary Of State with the sup
pl meninrr reconstruction act and had been
informed thai tie Secretary would promul>
gate il.
III Senate amendments 10 the houee bill
relative to the claims Of northern creditor'
was referred TO the judiciary committee.
Adjourned
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san Francisco, March 26.-The JAP nnese
Commissioner. accompanied by Gen. Hal>
lsck. Gen. Mcdowell and staff. and Mr..
Brooks. Japanese Commercial Agent. yes
terday visited the fortifications and harbof.
To-day they visited the navy yard.
The Mont. Island bark Louis kniffier, 100
days from Hong Kong arrived.
The ships Winged Arrow and Reindeer
sailed for Liverpool With full csrgoss Of
bseaJstuts.
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long AFTER the fact. IL there any lawyer ID
America OF England, who would ssy The
words and declarations Of an accused felon
amer the fact, Is evidence which the advo.
eats Of the Government 10 bound to ndmi,
in any courtS treat with contempt and
scorn any int;m ton, from any quarter, tina,
or my associate counsel were under obi,
gaticna To admit any such evidence. Til.
law does not require it; the common law
the grown and gathered wisdom Of thou,
sand years excludes it. Perhaps that srea,
monument Of wisdom and learning is no,
equal to the Incompatible genius Of the in.
comparable hero OF Fort Fisher Laugh
ter, which the Speaker endeavored to sup
press
Mr.. Butler tried TO get in = remark, bu,
Mr.. Bingham would not let him, adding tina,
the gentleman FROM Massachusetts, had ro
right to ask favors at his hands
MIR. Bingham continued I never sax
any memoranda BY j. Wilkes Booth whc
indicated any plan or motive by which h,
was to carry out his projected conspiracy "
never saw any ouch thing and aln no,
surprised that the gentleman would not lei
me see The book which he put into hi.
pocket.
Mr.. Batter again sssayed 70 make an ex
PLANTATION but With no better result. e
Mr.. Binehsn said: No cir, do rot car,
about Il. having been recessed to let me In
epect the book on which he baasd HE charge
lie may nov initiate the example seen IN The
vision Ut tho Apocalypse add turn around
and eat L. uauehtes)
The gentleman talks ofa spoilated book
Who speilated it! That 10 about Is inter,
eating query IS that which was refereed
70 the other day, who killed Cock Robin
Who knows thatit isspeilstedi II J. Wilksi
Booth tore pages out Of il 80 Shat spoila,
ton. The Genilcman's words are a. impo'
tent % they are unwArr.nted. challen q
him and dare him hero OF anywhcres In thi.
tribunal or any tribunal, to assert that
spoilated ANY book Sucha charge as tina
witlou, a title Of svidsncs, is ouly q, Il
come IRON man who lives in b0t,la ant
IS fed with spoon. (Laushtsr.)
After proceeding IN the same ssrsia TO
some time Re yielded. ani Mr. Butter tie,
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New H~rk maRAxea.

Nsv Yoas, March 81.
Cotton, 81.
Flour-ell to0oll.s SIS for extra STATE. ese
ell.751l2.so for Hoop Ohio.
wheat-t24s0t250 for No. Nil.
Rye-Firm, el.35 for Western.
Barley Quiet and 9rmer.
Corn-Irregular, IT, lover. N:l51S@t.le2f
10 store. and sl.lsi1@&l.T saoat; s.ls0-
tl.,4 for new mixed Western u depot.
Oats -64@6s.
Perk-AS4. l2i1 MAo4. IS for new slosHd Il
81 is fos cash. snd 81. 80 q $500 for cid.
Beef-Firmer.
Cut meats Firm.
Lard-Firm.
hisky- Quiet.
Butter-Dull.
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A. Esh,fEs Ia. Hh.

nitNSICfAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
J densc 30. -. corner Nam and T.'ird
:. ~. navarfnrt. Iowa. lyi-s2-d
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FROM EUROPE.
l.ascss News ~ the Atlantic Eel.
egraph.

LoSDoA March -Evcsing The Fog.
lish Government has decided not TO persist
in claiming the return Of Lamiraude. the
French forger, who was taken from Canada
under the extraditicn treaty. 60 u was
claimed illegally. but reserves the right 70
do SO should she hereafter renew the de-
mand.
f.oxpox, March 27.-Noon-In the House
Of Commons, tAs Rslbsn ,1ill passed the
second Of tie reading without dissenting
70 &C. Tho debate WAS fixed for April sih.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

Also one person for Alderman In each Ward Of the
City.
Also on the question OF adopting an ordinance ntp
tied An ordinance to provide for paying the q
mAn Of the Comnfisee ON etTeete.
That one poll win be opened in each ward to re.
ceive hallots II CLOCK n r and KEPT open until
o'clock r. H., at the following plsces, Wig -.
LIST ward-At the house Of Heinrich Soeosss "os
Secund street.
I'd Ward AT the house Of II. c. xollef. Corner q
Fourth street I'D WaGoora Avenue.
81 Ward-At the Conn House. a.
18th Ward-At the CRY 0oll.
9th Wsrd-At the Psnpsylvanie HeeS. ~.
9th ward-At the on 0fhool Aeoee 4 su-
port. Al -A~.,
City Cl6k.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March. -.
Flour Unchanged snd quiet.
Whea.-tirm No winter a. $2.s5; No.
held at e. 90, ant extra 81 feet.
Corn--Nc. /, 74015c in bulk, and eSc. il
sacks
Oa,s-Firm at sac. in bulk. and 6lc sacked.
RYE HELD Of Al47@l.5e for best.
Barlev-Unchauged.
whiskev-Irregular.a ., ss.97 for best lots.
Pork-s22 .5d2S.O0.
Bulk Mea.s In good demand at s@loc.-
Hell iers ask lS1Lc. higher.
Lsrd-lss.c for city.
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CnIcAoo. March 81.
Cattle Receipts lo2 cars; choice to prime
Z. -5gs 90: fair to good s6..54t7 so; common
TO medium :; 5o,d65o.
Hogs = Receipts IS cars choice to p,i.Ae
& sca7. 80 islr to good {. .oo@. 80 common
to medium 80 G5d6So
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sArn sunaxON SSn IOWA CAvAIHS.
HAVING nHFN ENGAGED IN TUE PAAo
III tice of Medicine and Surgery for the iass
Twaxvs 1--WE yxARs N TINS SsAIs. hiss pt rman-
entity located IN this city. and oiiers his PROBES.
aionai services 20 the citizens of Davenport And
vicinity, and bope~ by his long experience with
~. ai..ases az ths climate 10 mcri, aud rsce I'VE
portion Of public patronage.
vice corner Of Third and brady. over Lind
sav's .ewelry Store. rrsidence in what was Tor
mesiy known a. the Fulton House. on water
.t,.ct above the hr,dOe. iunc2f dit
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lnfcrnu1 Revenue.
PUBLIC NOTlCE--AUCTION SALE

m WEDNESDAY, THE SD DAY OF APRIL. 1857,
at II o'clock Ia the forenoon, At the Buris House.
in the city OF Davenport Iowa. the undersigned will
ee at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash,
ONE TRUNK, SAID TO CONTAIN WINDOW
SHA DIES AND TASSELS, to pay &93, lent by the I'M
dersgned to X. Van vcss, for which the same was
left as pawn: and also to pay $i5 hotel charges
against him in favor Of the undersigned for which the
came il held - security. J. j. BURTlS.
Dated at Davenport, March e5th, 1851 det
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New YoaE, March -.
Stocks dull, very little doing.
5:2os of 's2, 9; Of "a, ~ of 'st, =. nev
~ lo;4os. regular s71@s.ss u, coupons, s7sso'
u "a 7:00s. first others 5i5- ~
New York Central, 1885,.
Erie, 5.ss.
Hudson River. 3s@s?.
Michigan Central los.
G. X. l. AP.. W..
Reading, el.olL.
Northwestern. az.
Michigan Southern. 7sis.
Illinois Central. lsil@lsil.
Alton. sl9@sll.
sterling. so days, 81.
Money per ceot,
0osd ei.a4s{.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. March 25.-James S. Thomas,
the present Mayor Of the city, vas nsmina>
ted for ss-election by the Radical Convsntioa
to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

NOTICE ls HHnRDY GIVEN f1AT N rCRsU-
~ ance Of the psoval0us u The Csly Chatss snd o..
din.neee u the City u Davenpofe ssefs M ~ -
IN election on the eth day q April. M ~ -
eg tho Ant Saturday = aid Aprs for ~ sOuowing
One nersm 10 n, - ,Nce al Nayor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-27

Ma. ED,roR.-pleaes aeueasls h. ABEL
- Peoples candidate for Alderman ia the
Fist Ward. and oblige MANY Cir,zgxs,
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-. GREAT ADV ASTANE
BERlN Ed
Tsy Exhausted and Veal. Persons
FROM THE CSEOF
H0FF.S MALT EXTRACT

AtsSrrsaSS Oh atcshAtn.
Since the recent introduction of this celebrated
health beverage. the approx nj oi Amet science
we'll "a for III" public. Is SO unan imous that uUFFS
MALT EXTRACT begins to h-come n popular here
in Europe
lila Recommended 10 weak perpons generally. and
for ladies OF delicate Institution. cspeciay for ladies
nursing after e1hausting sickness and, proof
Of its efficacy In such aces, we publish extracts 81
few city letters 10 Nj od Of Berlin, or to Hon De-
pot for America. No. -. Broadway.
Nav NoRk, Janusry 20, 1897.
Dear Mr.. Hoh.--The best results produced On
the sitlsrng condition OF my lady By your Malt Ex-
tract beverage Of Health. JOIN ZETrLRR.
No les East Twelfth ~.
NEw foaK. January u. 1867.
Mr.Hon.-l am obliged 10 cay that my lady lie great:
~ benefited by the Of your Malt Extract. II IL
cacious one, aud stfengthens the stomsch, well
the nerves and the whole eyetesn. lFollOws order
G. r. WAGNER, No. Ys3 Ninth-ave.
To uoN's Depot No. So Broadway.
Nrw YouR, January &c. 1857
D~af SIR II thank you for the wocderfhl effects Of
your Malt EAtssct Since SIX years suffered greatly
from general weakness, but the noufishing matters OF
vous Beverage Of Health have given me new strength
Please t. send. etc. kARItNE SCUADE,
No. l06 Ludl0w-st.
Nxw YoRA. January ., 1857.
Dear M Hoh.--My physician has advised my wife
10 uec youi Malt Extract tNS1EA % PORTER o.
10 pend again, etc. J. HELLER, 10y Liverpool ave
PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS PER SINGLE DOZEN
LANGTELDT, THODE & CO.
~ West Second street.
Sole Agents for Davenpc I. Iowa. sehss-dcodam
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