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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
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LONDON, July 17-Noon.-Consols s42. Bonds
72i.
LIVERPOOL, July 17-Noon.-Sales 10000 bales;
Uplands 10tc.; Orleans 1oac. Breadstufs, pro-
duce and provisions unchanged.
LONDON, July 17--2 P. M.-Consols 81 tbs.
Bonds "a lille. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July 17-2 P. Motion frmer;
sales from 12OOO to Is 900 bales; prices unsettled;
no other changes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18

Tho Relatives Friends and AcSuninant-
ANCES CT Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN R. HoRsEY and family,
and of his mother and brothers respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral of Mr.. JOHN R. HoRsEY at the
Unitarian Church. This afternoon, at halEpast five
O'Clock July 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-18

Marine News.
NEW YoRx, July 17.-At six A. NJ. to-day, the
steamer Sauan Stream, from Harlem, struck a
rock and soon sunk. AL saved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

One Of tho anomalies Of literary history
b, that Il has often been che lot Of those
men who have contributed largely to the
nirth or recreation Of Others, TO endure .
more than ordinary share Of misery and
want in their own lives. The most enter
tanning portions OF literature have been
written By men whose hearts have been
bo~ed down By sorrow; and q moments
when that sorroW hes been tho heaviest. 1t
vas in the glco" Of mothers death, deep
ened by his own poverty. that johnson
psuned thu charming tale Of "Rasselas :"
= was IN the chill dessA-~;>~ ~ bare and
fareless garnet that poor Goldsmith, the ~
loved vagrsnt Of literature, sketched the
brightest pictures Of domestic happiness
tho worli has ever had; il was from . sick
bed. in sore distress, and in q neccssi,ous
exile. that Tom Hood shook oil England
with laughter. Tns cnca,s.tmcnt Of Scott.
the satire OF Jerrold, half the gems Of Eng
lish VT aud humor, have been thrown out
BY genious in ITS most sorrowiul moments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Tas Fsu TRArs o. rnE GRsAr LAkss.-
An interesting article on this subject in an
sxehange, emboiiss the following items !:
The annual catch varies from "a. 900 10
IN. 600 hArrc!s. whose market value II. r.
round asnbess, $l.soo.ooo. OF The eotirs
quantity take" estimated in pounds. six,v
pss ccnt. are white fish, and ,hirtv p.r c.rt
trout and pickercl. Muscalonee. s,sL.~;ss
hssssps. oalshs.ds. porch. mulle,s and o,her
eoslses wafer nsh make up the rem.;na.,
Iee eascn u the last season he's been hu,
an evssaee R~ The s,ssssnss 80 a. fol.
lows: Th.rs were wintesed over from n,
fall Of 1855, Of los rsund paeisr.a . az *.
gpssivsd 1a'inE Tho seasoa up 10 Deeemh.,
esh. eO.s72: ross1 packasss Of sI,sd + ,r
7o.<t7. The nunbss Of fresh ash rsc. w. Va
for the same tine - oo0. 800. The 10, !,
salus Of these 6sAs Ss1mating the psck
eyes q 50. and ths fresh d. q one shil,nc
4acA, il ESQ.,, 66Z. The nah ass shipped ,o
the east and south. packed wisA ies in such
. asnaes % 70 remain cold fer forty-eishl
hours.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

ILLINOIS AT PARIs-The lllinois Central
Railroad Company has excsted itself With
rraiseworthy libeTality to place an exhaust.
''s representation Of the State IN the great
1nAn'lStion; and will msks . good thing Of il.
ne'ng Poprie'or Of vast grants Of land on
4, US INC, %. conpany win ''coin money Z"
y. ~ surviving =, the rich soil In bottles, with
. .ue .a'l corn, 'hs match'ess grain, tho spon-
s. "us PosN. ana ne sweet eeeehum IL I'll
ss'ges at its growth ana msnu(Sceurr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

ALexG CLASS ArrsR BANK Koss...
A dispatch has the following: A letter from
Mcsilla, New Mexico. SAYS on the goth ult.
Detective Thomas p. Vantrcss succeeded in
arrestins Charles ard Eugene Hsmiltou alias
Or. Livingston and Professor Lewis, in ri
Passo, Mexico, on the charge Of robbine
the bank Of Rockwell 4 Co, Of Elkhorn.
Waiworth county, Wisconsin, Of tIs0, 900.
These nen have been steadily pursued for
thirteen months, and finally captured in .
foreign country, when they supposed they
hod successfully batiled their pursaess.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
FRIGHTFUL EXECrTloNi

FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION,
l. done upon thousands OF grey heads, by cndeavor
ing to darkcn them with metallic dyes that
ScOrch and kSl0st
the lbres from tip to root. LrAvoid these horrible
DlSF1GURING AGENTS.
and use only the great toilet staple Of America,
CRIsTADOROs EXCELSIOR DYE,
which not only .nsiaLiancously produces all shades
Of black and Blown. but also ishes Strengthens
and beauties the hair. Manufactured by J. Girls
TADORO.e Actor House, NY Sold by Drusgisrs
Applied ny all Hair DfesAcrs.
ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTEns.-LAMR BACK
New York, Nov. .. lsD.
T. ALLcocK 3 Co -Ccntlsuen lately suffered
severely from wcaknees In my back Having heard
your plastere much recommended for cases OF this
kind. procured one. aud the result Was eli could
desire A single plaster cured me IN . wesk Yours
Respectfully, J. @. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House
CURE OF CRlCK IN THE BACK, 4 LUMBAGO.
Lyons. N. Y, JAY 4. 1883.
Mesass. Allcock = Co. Please send ~ dollars
worth Of yons plasters. They have cared me Of >
ciick In my heck. Wh.ch has troubled ne eoe some
tine. and now ~ father 10 going 70 try them fos
dAmcnliy about his heart. L. II. SHERWOOD.
d. Green, No EOS Broadway New York. infmms
~ be s0d, MONDAY, June s2d. 1859, two plastess
70 young woman suhcsing very severely from mfn-
bagO. On Thursday shs called to get tw0 moro for
frisnd and then stated row t~0 she bad p1rchas
I'd On 9Ouda. had relieved her Immediately after
patting them 90 and cuRsp mzs N TWO DAYs OF .
most distressing pain In her back asd l0ias.
Sold By al drl0xtoto.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Tilton's Independent says there are 10 =
600 prostitutes in the city Of New York and
$4,000 kept mistrssses." . great portion
OF whom we're driven to their degradation
FROM starvation. In Heavens uaoe 70 ask.
Why the editor. instead Of etsrnaly talking
negro equality st the Hen the Other eve.
ming, cannot rive some retention to the ele.
vas'cn Of his own race. White women en-
s'arve, and 60 to ruin, and very little 10
thought oft; but the negro. oh, horror
unless the government supports him. This
is Radicaism to the present dav.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Sir Peter Iefy made Il . rule never to look
: 81 Bad picture. having toa~d b. sxpssience
fhat ~heasv9 10 - -, be psnsiI tsok .
tfai fseo 4. Apply eAis 70 bad books and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

CuRious SrAsisrIcs.- Some statistical
gcaius declares that .more money Is exc
pended for cigars, than for all the common
schools in the country"
A wag, who l, undoubtedly lover OF the
weed. seeing the abatement going through
the papers, gets Of the following:
at has been estimated that the cost of
washing linen that might just MS we'll be
worn two days longer, cmounts TO enough
in this untry to moro than dciray the ex-
penscs of tho American Board Of Foreign
Missions.
"rhc expense Of buttons on the backs Of
our coats. where they are Of no earthly use,
10 equal To the support of all our orphan
asylnms
''ltis estimated that the values of old
boots thrown aside. which might have been
worn at In, day longer. is more than
enough 90 buy n flannel night>gowI for
every baby in The land. Also, that the
cost Of every inch on full shirt coils
lars OF our young men. is equal TO the sum
necessary to put n.sle IN tho hands Of
every Patagonian giant"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

TnE Christian Adrocote thus sensibly and
tersely speaks Of Ashleys impeachment re.
solution: I'VE regret more than We can
express the movement started in the House
OF Representatives TO impcach Pres ,dent
johnson. II will unsettle once more the
foundations Of society. and create wide>
spreai sense Of unessincss. The nation
needs rest. II has been fevcrish long nough.
And firm, not extreme measures, are the
great want Of the hour. We trust the
movement may yet b arrested BY The So
her ssoond thought Of Cnersas. In less
than two years the question viii come be.
io,e .s" higa court Of the people and il is
better 70 defc' +. 70 that final settlement,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
Tess Cs>sn,r,,osA. Anrssasxr Me-

rvw Cox syssrsiuxAl Anvss aSxr - Nesr
" a The State L. g'slasuses have met. or
VII ~, ct during tho ssr'y part Of this y sr'
IN the Ultimate .!ccisi"n abant the Constr
t.,.nnal smen,iarnt ~. ptaha,'y soon he
ka.sn. Al the Southern .e i>'"'utcs ,h-'
la,c sor,r,usi The .ai j,cs Lave nJcei.h
IL, n...Lutnt. ,xopi Tcuucsstr. Dc'-
ware .,,l Na,y,nn.l WI probably ascr J~ ,
- Al III. N~,,Lssn State. w,ll no dS4b
r,tify il. Tho Constitution requires that
three>sourths Of the State Legislatures shall
satify N amendment IL order 70 mako Il
portion u that instrument
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
OIL Of PALM AN0 MACE.

UIV HOGU VII VI UUIW WUU WWI6s
For A'reservlm Ing, Restoring and
HBeamulfylng the Hair.
And is the most delightful and Wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' will ind 1t not only certain remedy 10 Re-
store Darker and BcazAsy the HAIR but ALEC desr-
able article for the Toilet It is highly perfumed
with rich and delicate Perfume pendent Of the
fragrant odor Of the OILS of Palm Of Mace.
The Marvel Of lperu.
new aud beautiful perfume, which in dciicacy Of
AGENT, and the tcnacfy with which It clings to tho
ha ndkerchief ard pereOn. IL unequalled.
The above articles for sale By all Druggists and
Perfnmers. a. 81 per bottle each. Sent by express
any address BY propsietors.
T. w. WRIGHT h CO,
oce01yl 100 Liberty Street. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

oAlENo' llEAD 0l0Pfl10ARY

OS66SsO -D9DSO OUOU6UUD0SUU
nNTABLlUH1D 1854 AND CnARren1D.
Re - RSolhAee ~ ~Y0U9nss MAnuAlsJ
aAsay - tIaeoeQ = - 1s1Sal os1.as = -
eeeeo, - noa!eA 80 deeeo. W1oA Tssoe1e - ~
Female Coaplal1is, e. wstS ~ .eeIs6o q Ilsos.
0eot, taeso40d - gu10o Sue Man1e1 - an0Ie.-
oeas un11e - - - e11ssas, pstcs o..
Nocsasoal nna1sG1qos q vceaeoesls. 81 - ees
ets1p ~ soer1se psice M q oar ssw N9sd'ss
nm IIrcFSo-nAoNBr1c PaHvnsnvB.-
~ leo611noeo nu1e tA6e o0DeeoR, e. 00eoo
80 - YsG061se ssoea111ll eoG9eo4 =
Dlaoiee1s e - aDeys ysS..relses ~ " ~
Ss.SSsf n ~ ~ m jo10oss 20 J. q W444A0
aneeS-Asy "sNt' ~ -sHs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

The following resolutions were adopted ut
the las, meeting Of the State Agricultural
Society:
I. That Congress, 10 estsblishiag Do
partmeut Of Agr,cul ufe. aud In making sp.
propv,sti0ns 10 render the same practical
and effective, 10 the Development Of the ag
,icultursl rrsou Of the nation, has evincrd
eourd wrdon, and deserves the thanks Of
the entire country.
2. Thu, MS agriculture is the basis Of oil
our national wealth, greatness and power,
the department, which presidcs over TINS
great interest should. rs soon Is possible, be
resurrcct,d from the basement Of the build
ing devoted 10 the Interior Department. ~''"
b. prov .ded with buildings, rooms ana "p
finances. cunmesurMie III come degree Win
The vss,n,ss oil the Interests represented.
In seea,d to the Paris FIX osi,on, the
following action was had:
WHEREAS, j. NJ. ShafIer. Secretary o!
this Society, has been appointed by the
Cover nor vi the State Commissioners to the
Paris Exposition Of 1867, md, whereas, It
10 important that the said Commi sioner
should be clothed with full authority, and
have such means as 10 make his labofs Of
fect,vc aud valuable; and, whereas, the last
General Assembly failed to make any mp
preparation 10 defray the expenses Of such
commission, and the state ot the finances OF
this Society forbids any appropriation for
this purpose, therefore
Resoired, That Ills Excellency the Gov
ernor, or The Census Board, be respectfully
requested 10 devote and up Jropriate sui>
Ac,eIt sum from tho contingent fund under
his r their control to defrAy the necessary
expenses Of said commission; aud that .
COMMITTEE, Of which tue Pres,dcnt Of this
Board shall be chairman. be appointed to
urge this matter upon the attention oil the
Governor and said Board, and ssssrc said
Appropriation.
!. That J. n. ShafIcr. Secretary Of this
Society be. and he 10 hereby appointed a
delegate to said Exposition, with full powes
a. represent and forward the interests Of
thus Society, and that he 10 required and
requested TO collect auch data and iniorma
ton ~ may he in his power, and present
the same a. the next annual meeting. judy,
Wright, Mr. Nelcndy and Ds. Wright we're
appointed the COMMITTEE. The Committee
made report as to the result Of their Ia
bors, aud on the adjournment, the matter
vas left with the Executive Committee and
Judge Wright.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Loss or Lirr by DISASTERS Duane 1866.
= 1t appears that during 1866 there were
co railway accidents IN the United States
IN which lives were lost. and IN them | 8
persons were killed and COZ wounded. This
Is great Improvement over 1865, when
there were lS3 railroad accidents, IN which
S3S persons were killed and ,427 wounded;
and 1t exhibits a lcss number Of killed and
wounded hy such accidents than any year
since 1861. These accidents, however. do
not include anywhere persons injured by
their own care,cssness. There were %
steamboat accidents during 1868 on the
various rivers and lakcs in tho United
States. by which G33 persons were killed
aud 100 Wounded This isl less number
than occurred during 1865, Tor which year
the report is 3s accidents. IN winch .Tss
persona were killed and a65 wounded. bu,
Il n larger number than were reported for
any previous year aimee 1854 These re>
pcs,s do not include loss Of life by disasters
q sec nor during naval engagements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
Seminal Weakness Cmreil

DR.. BOllANNANS VEGETABLE ELBCTCARY.
pleasant and pals'glf cure for Spermatossh9a OF
seminal Weakness. This remedy which has been
used by the renowned DR.. Dohannan In HE private
practice for over fwsnty i've years. never known
~ fail in curing the ofst Of seminal sknese
in from two " i've weeks. Al er twenty five years
use In ivatc practice II s advsstieed sOlely f0e
the benefit Of the unTunates 70 save them from the
hands Of mercilees iacks. II not from the grave.
Price % per boz. sent TO all parts Of the country
For eale Ut DR.. BohanAsn's once, No. 50 Pine o.,
between Third and Fourth.
Established in 81. Louis in 1887,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
HORNER OF 4TH AND IOWA STREETS
ODAvis SoNs. PRoPRiKroRs. Free omnibus
20 and from the and boats. Proprietor Of
ehs LeClaire. Princeton and Lyons, and the De.
Witt and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leave
House for the above named and contiguous
mos every day. ftul dwtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
00ehelos.,s A1te Due.

This splendid Hate Dye 10 the best in the world
The only TnUs sDd rssssor Drs-u Harmless, Rslia-
bic. ln-tan.aneous. No disappointment No ride
uous tints. Natural Black or brown. Remedies the
III e6edts Of Bad Dycs. lnvsoratss the hair. leaving
1t soft ard bssutiful Tbs genuine IL signed william
A. Bachelor. All others ere msse -tmitstions and
should be avoided Sold BY all Dsueg:ss and PERU.
men. Factory 81 Barclay esssst. New York.
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Aar1l A.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

TN2ONrlN0 ON WASHINGTON AyEyuR
~ Sixsh, Seventh and Oreen Sta. IT. LOUIS.
NJ: Perks. Hatch, Felt 1 Co.. Proprietor.
The Daily DsnocRAs kept on 6le.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

MARRIED By MlsrAKs. - The Detroit
Uaioa gves the following account Of a grave
m,stske in u marriage ceremony with, how
ever. q pleasant ending:
"Last evening, Edward Thaycr and Miss
Helen r Jclliman. attend a by Mr.. Austin
Humphrey and Annie f.. Clause. went To
s. Pauls Church. the former couple to ct
married. and TIA, laitcr e, nc, NJ rronmSr nm
aud b ,desluni hey all stood up he.ne
thc altar and Ii, oil ,ia,ias clctgy man, the
Rev. NJ hnna, supposinc that both conpl,
W re To he married, requested the gentlemen
IL join hands wi'h their respective lsd,c~,
wmch was done, aod ~ a very short space
81 time the four were madct.o. The sitn
alton hcins fuzzy realized Ivy the latter coup
/, thcy or"cluied to accept what they could
not very wei help. add all adjourned 10 Their
hosidmss house, quite v,li pleased with the
result ot The preachers mistake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

f. III. Dale's Dining Rooms.
~ Dearborn st.. Chicago.
NCCCESsORs TO 8. II. THOMPSON. ron CAN
~ get here just what You want and nav fnr inst what
on have, 10 cheaper TO pstronse this house than
any hotel while stopping In the city II 10 centrally
oes'cd convenient to all parte Of the city. noes diy
BRIGGS HOUSE.
Ger. Welis and Randolph Nts..
CHICAGO, ...ILLINOlS.
W. +. TUCKER L CO. Pno,,,r,o.s
u The Davenport Daily DznocaAr kept on nle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

Ladies' can receive box Of DR.. velpau's Pills by
mall scaled fromthe eyes Of the public, by enclosing
one dollar and elk postage stsmps to o. O. Staples.
GeRerM Agent for NJ At wa.ertown, NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

A TRAvsLiS0 SITUATION. Young man
from the country, who visited Cleveland.
o., the other day, In search of employ ment
was asked BY man applied to il no could
ride horseback. and eagerly replied In the
affirmative. Ills prospective patron told
him he had an opening for . young man.
business that necessitated great deal Of
travelling. The applicant declared that he
should like nothing better than 10 travel for
living, aud bargain was soon struck be-
tween the two. Bot he Was somevhst
chagrired At fading that the business COM
sisted in riding blind and intirm old horse.
in circular track, for the laudable purpose
Of grinding tan bark. lie declined the
proposition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

All those who are .unssing from "spermstosshea"
o. " Seminal Weakness" or any private dissaee. -
In doubt to IL EJECT aaufe Of their complaint
shoud send at oncefnr DR.. Bohsnnans ''Treatieo a
Special Diseases" which gives . full description.
symptome. &C. Of sl Chronic and especial d.
cases. o. 70 leave =, room for doubt. T6ie valuable
work l. sent FREE 10 any sddsess Direct to DR.. c,
A BOHANNAN. Ms ~ and - Pine street, betweoo
Third and Fourth streets, st. Louie, Mo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

gentleman in the sprngimc Of life,
when walking with lady. stumbled and fell
On his resum'ng his perpendicular, the lady
Iema' kcd, "She Was sorry for his unfortu>
nate tanr pas. 81 didISt hurt my fore paws,
aid he, IL oa!y baiked my knee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

A Wisconsin official, NO had arrested .
couple Of rascals, was riding with his pris-
oners, when prairie chicken made its ap>
pearan.e, and the officer dew his revolver
and fired two or thr shots at it. One Of
the prisoners suggested that he could do
better, and the revolver was handed over 10
him. The prisoner. however, did not t,y
his skill on the chicken. but presented the
shooting>iron At the officer to cogitate on
the uncertainty Of man. and to return
home minus the prisoners and $50 re
yalvar-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
HOTELS AND BOARDING.
HBlIRTlS HOUSE.
PENNsYlyANaA mOs,sE.

+ NORNER OF IOWA AND FIFTH STREE
~ Davenport. iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

EDUCATION IN NIw YoRS-Thc amount
Of money appropriated in this State 70 pub
lie schools, during the year past. vas e.
BIS. $50. Four aud a half millions OF dol
lars were paid TO 1864 teachers. OF 93l,>
200 children in the State, between and
years. $4,000. or nearly % per cent, At.
tended the schools--soms portion. however.
being outside these ages. The average at>
tendance daily was over ~ per cent-thc
lafges, ever reported. Ills proposed and
expected to create In the Legislature this
winter n Meirop, it,n Board of instruction
for the city of New YORK. to replace TIE ig-
noran', corrupt and disgrace'ul body into
which vur elective comm ssicn has degener>
a,ci
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

The msjority against negro suffrage in
the District Of Clumba at the election held
little over q year ago. was 1904 = only SO
being recorded in his favor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

The Peoria Democrat SAYS "rhere vas .
sight in our streets ON Sunday not often
seen; four generations walking together. An
old lady walked out with her oldest son
and her youngest son. her eldest grand child
and her eldest great grand child ard her
youngest great grand child. Her own nge is
81, aud the Youngest Of the fmily is about
five. Tho old lady is Mrs. Mary Carr, Of
Eimwood. mother Of J. ). Carr. Of this
city, and grandmother of Col and Capt
BAKER She is hale and smart yet. aud came
alcne 10 the cars ~ Elmwood, got in and
managed her own affairs through the trip,
walked from tie cars 10 the house of he
grand son, distance OF about u mile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16

STEAM 10 AND FkOM LIVERPOOL AND
y QlEENSrOWN ,iMs..AxpN. twice week..
The lNNAN LINE saline
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-16
On RONaC q lNFECrlOUl
Medical Advice Free.

Diseasee In short tine, without the uee OF Mescur
Diseases Of women nave also his attention. AL o.
etxuctions, &C., removed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-07
8 O'clock, p, M.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion of Mr. McCargo, bill making
certain appropriations therein named, was
taken from the table and passed.
House bill to protect officers and indiyid-
uals in certain cases, by striking out all
after the words Confederate States,n in the
second line
House bill to amend the several acts incor-
porating the town of Panola. Passed.
House bill for the relief of Martha B Pitt
man, of Coahoma county. Passed
House bill to tax guns and pistols in the
county of Washington. Passed.
House bill to change the rule of evidence
IN cases therein named, was indefinitely
postponed.
House bill to remove the civil disabilities
of Samuel Jack, of Rankin county, was
amended by adding the name of Edward w
Funchess, of Kinds county, and passed as
amended.
House bin for the relief of j g Pittman.
of CoahoIpa county. Passed.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage of sundry bills. as
House bill to incorporate the Fire Depart
ment of the city of Columbus. Passed
House bill to incorporate the town of Ter
~, in Minds county, was amended by con-
ferring the same powers on the Mayor of the
town of Louisville, in Winston county. The
bill and amendment were referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee
House bill TO incorporate Oak Boweryl
Lodge No 1873, in the county of Jasper, pas
sed, q.
Honse bill for the better protection Of real
estate and live stock, in Yalobusha county,
was referred to Select Committee.
On motion of Mr. Mosely the Senate recon-
sidered the vote taken this day, passing
House bill to amend the several acts jncor-
porating the town of PanoIa