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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

CT claims iuI retailallOn than others, out
because they had occurred within the
limits vi the country covered Oy my com-
mand and were more Immediately
brought 10 my attention. had oien seen
delicate ladies', who had been plnndtreh,
insulteJ, and rendered desolate by The
acts OF our a,rociOus enemies. and while
they did not call for it, yet. in the an
guished expression OF their features while
inar;sting their misery there was a mule
appeal 20 every manly sentiment OF my
bosom for rtlrlbniion, which | could no
longer withstand.
The town Of Chsmbrrsburg, in Penn
sylvaAia, was selected as Tie one on which
retaliStion should be made, and McCaus
land was ordered to proceed with his bTl
gaJe and ,ao! Of Johnson, and battery
Of artillery, to that place, aud demand OF
he nunicIpai auth0Gljes the sum OF
&l00 600 ~ gold, OF $500, coo in United
States currency as compensation ioI the
obstruction OF he houses namsd and their
contents and, IN default OF payment, 10
lay the Town IN aSUSS, III feihildHVH Ipf
Tho hu,uns If those bouses. and others in
yiryi,js. IS eli as for The towns that had
been burned in other Southern States. a
.,i,,an 5amand in ,hat Effect was sent 10
the mDnirinal au,horiries, and they in.
formed hat would be the result OF re-
lusal or failure 10 comply with it. | de-
s,-eL So ,,.. ,hs nsn.I, of Ch.mbe,sbprc
~ oo,oF,nni,y of ..yirg their town. by
max 'ny compen.a,jon for par, Of The inin,
~ dong and hoped tia, The payment Of
such > sum vonld have The desired effect,
and amen the ewes Of The Denpje Of other
towns al the North to the necessity OF
uryine upon their government the adop
ion Of din, rent policy. McCsuelsnd
yas also directed to proceed from Cham.
he,sh,r5 towards Cnu,hetland. in Mary.
land and lew conr,ihu,ions in money
nnon that and other towns able 10 bear
,hon o,I e ross;bla IN doa,rov The ma
ch,rero At ,be roal Di,s near Cumberland
aaJ ,ha mac}. inc sbn,s dernts and trj;.es
on ,ho N.lnucre and Gh,o railroad ss far
~ rrac,ir,hls
On .ihe 29th Of july, McCauslsn6
crossed The Potomac, near tiearsprioa
above Wl!liamspor,, and | moved with
Rhojes' and Rsrseur's Divisions, anJ
Vaoghu's Cavalry. TO ,he latter place.
" h,le Imhoden demonstrated with he qrd
Jsckson's csy,Iy lowards Hmper's Fer.
Iry, il order 10 withdraw aucnucu ..om
N.C.uslsnl. BrecaiorlAse remained .,
Nauipstufp and cocnrucd the ocsSvc
lion of The Railroad. Vscghn drove a
Co-ce or c,v,',v from WiIismx mort and
wen,in,o Ha,er.towq, where he rar!Ured
and desiroycj q train Of ca,s loaded vii!
,,,,l,as oo, e Rhode, h,,.ains was
crossed nve, ., Y ,l,amsco,t and sobsc.
onon,I, w,bdr,nn I'm the 3oh Me.
Can.Ia,d he,ng well under way. moved
h.ck ,o Nar,insburp. and or the 3ls, tile
,,boi. ;,r,,,r,, f,rca vos nov.j IN Run.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

A sloutkesrfd old Virgins Sheriff " a.
charged once upon ume. Win ne doij
Of getting jgIy logs.ber. in WesIren
dis,ricl, me irhohusn's of witch we're no.
rorIou,ly dis,nrl,ued 10 Ihe pleasure Of
lIgaIion. The Cusrr hsd been freed TO
afjourn many times, from day 20 day, be-
cause TIE Sheriff a. often came ~ and re-
ported an incomplete panel. The Judge
fixed day beyond which nm further for
bearance could be sxsrrised. When ihsi
dav arrived. the enirusissiic Sheriff rush
ed iniO lhe courl r0On, and exclaimed
"ll's slLIigh'. your boRor Wen have
the jury by t~elte O'clock. I've got
eleven Of them lnrseh up ~ barn. and
We are running the twelfth vii dogs !"
Be iusi In all your dealings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

were caught. Lying dismanllsd iO a loft
formerly used as hospital IS the old flag
staff from which foated The colors that
vera followed by so many brave @en da-
ring The four long years, and which are
now (ured forever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

SOUTHERN RAcf' REeuLATIos'.-A
motto. Of rice in ihs Baton Rouge Advo-
cate has the IoIIosiDg regulations sP-
pended
The judges will 'sii's no 'qssFbles
'between Irvsie parties Tie fssbst
bnf.e will ain the race. Ccl0rej peo.
ple will be removed from she ifsek IL ihey
do rot behave like white people. No
6ghlirg allowed mil after the race. and
then not within six hundred ysfds of tho
Iusck.
No liquor 10 be brought on the ground
cu,:ide Of the person carrying IL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

and prvalion; and II he die, sbe and her
children have M sou:ee sssinst sier's-
400. Tire marriage rtrios miserable
condition, while wIdo@h hood 10 siill
more appalling fate. :
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element in tio North which will pro.
tcct Them pot II ihc nroulc of the
wish, onoro equality, they With
to wcakru ma wbo aro IattItrg for tnc
rioE,-if thc infamous terms rroposed
lyT Conorcsen Ioasr ,hcn. we will lnonrn
tG.ir lno,,dnfion, losc faith in uat,io,.
ism orlin silence sheath the sahre and
throw aside the Ven wbicl, lahors for
fine co,ntrv and for fine rood of nos
fayify,
Thc abolition party dare not imncach
,hc President,
Il dare NOT call for froons ,o ,oorch
npon the South. for the aGrth is diyi.
drd in sentiment. and the call would
not lac hc,dcd
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Suie Of LANAI,

Daniel Weaver, ct als, VS. Polly Weaver
and others.
IN pursuance ola decree Of the Chanccry
court at Winchester, pronounced in this
cause. | viii. ON
Monday, the 7th day Of January, 1867,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
,ril To- the highest bidder, on u credit Of
one. tvs" and tIrr" years. except the sum
Of larrr hundred dollars in cash,) the
described in The plcadings. bcingthe
lands of (which Daniel Weaver, Sr.. died,
di"I, -cjf"I and possessed. to-wit:
Tn" Home p%Ilcc-tlr biddingS TO com
monce Al twch" dollars per acre The
i'o-'ttm Hollow tract. the hiddings to com
1t ,y" dollars per acre. The other
tract, %bIiding- to commence at three dol
lars per acre Notes, with two or more
good securities required of the purchasers,
ana a lien retained upon thrland until the
Who'll" Of the purchase money is paid.
said Lands v i'll be surveyed, and II plat OF
ia" Hand exhibited on day Of sale.
II. 4. ES1ILl. {. & VI.
does tls II %.
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In pursuance Ola decree Ofth0 Chanccry
court, at Winchester. pronounced IN this
~ Augllsttclm 1865 Of said court, in
tn" Cals" Of &. X, Embrcy, ct. ais, "
Nithrow & Jones, ! will. on
Monday, eth day of January, 1861,
the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell to tie highest bidder, for cash,
the tract OF land attached in this cause. ly-
ing in district No, Z, Coffee county. Tenn.
containing &2G acres adjoining the lands of
Howe, v ilIman, jenkins, and Rutlcdgc.
II. Il. E3TlLL, {. L. NJ.
lrrS--tIg + JO'
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IL unsurpassed for the execution Of Card
and ether job Printing. IN al CUIor5.
o. We keep on hand Il gooi stock 81!
Stationery, such as Cards. urall. ilcS, coiors
and patterns. Flat-tlp. fooIsrap, Letter,
and Notr Paper, Mourning Paper, Sc.
WcddiugTickci and visiting Cards pin
ted in th" fastest style. Pamphlets, Pro-
erMumcs, Posters, Horse and jack Eills,
Labels, Bili-ilcads. ind"nturc2, tircniar+,
order,
AllcOmmunicatiurs should be addressed
to
". j. SLhgPEIR & 90.
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Suln Of Land.

r. =. Turner, Ct als. " Sd. Embrcy.
IN pursuance Of decree Oftlic ChHnccry
court At Winchester. pronounced in these
causes At August term, lSCG. ! will, on
Monday, 1th day Of January. lSG7.
before the Courthouse door in Winchester.
sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, the in
tcrc-i Of defendant. 81 Embrcy in the fol-
lowing property attached in these eases to
wit: One tract Of land lying IN district
No i. containing about twenty acres, the
tract upon which RS Hill formerly lived
also II tract o! land on Rock Creek. ofabout
two hundred and forty acres, sold by de-
cree Of the court ~ the property Of " ~
%!HlriS. drc'd; alsp Il tract oflaud of about
twelve ACRES IN district No /. pdioiningthc
lands Of Mrs Finch, W JDardis, ctals; al
so, one house and lot in Winchester known
Il the Gorham House, now occupied by j.
Is. Philips ai Il Shoe Shop.
II. Il. ESTlIL, {. & NJ.
dccS-tdS 8 25
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Distributions.

VIC would caii attention 10 the opin
ion Of ono Of the leading p3pcr5 OF
Canada ON tlis subject:
Most or oar readers hayc no doubt read
some Of the NuulrroIl- ADVERT omrnls OF
Git Enterprise, Giil Concerts, &c., Whiru
appear from time TO tim" IN tlc public
prints, Offering most tempting Iarplif,. iu
those who "iIl pairouil' thnln, in most
eases tHcsc are genuine nuithu"-. Bat
there arc n f." respectable ia M who DO
business IN tliS manner and they DO il as
u mean. Of i1,r"a ing their wholesale Ili4-
in,.t.a and moi to max" money, From such
In,,-. il j., tr'c. handsome and yal'Hbl" ar
tIcirf are prontlIrd for . very small sHm,
and " hat IL more important, no one is ever
cheated. Every per on Eei9 %p0'l value
for Ni~ dollars because, a. Wc haIC stated.
it Is intended 10 act "a an adycrtiscmchtio
Increase lhrirurlinars business,
We have 9"'U uIWi,r-uf pr; g. sent cat
in this "Ny by sherman, " atsUH d Com
paIy, Of Na,.N}t Street n. ), and there j.
no doubt l!tt "mruflh"artirl" are worth
eight ortcn times the money paid @ rtinni.
W'ilr We have not seen an hoard OF a sin
Gle article which Yg" not fully worth the
Collar " hirb iDruSt. >otarIoy Kc0I,r, hluu
trrGI G.. r., Jan. -, 1866
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

The CoNrEDERArE DEAD Ar CuICAGJ.
We clip the following from the
Chicago Post, Of last Saturday;
"AIa Woodward, from the 90 amt
tee to which was referred the matter Of
Nhc removal oftIlc bodies Of the rebel
dead from the City Cemetery, reported
u letter which he asked to be s'nt TO
G " Iioyt, Chief Quagtermastcr De-
partmcnt Of The Lakes. The lcttcras 9
the removal Of the bodies in view ofthc
action Of tbc Council adverse 20 in
tr0muraI bmiaIs. The report was con
CURED in.
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sale Of Land.

T.. !. salmon vs.. NJ. Y. Wiscman's wild
ow and heirs.
BY virtue of Il decree Of the County
Court Of rranhlin county, Tenn, pronoun-
rcd at 1t. December Term, 1866. | will,
On the list Monday of January, 1867,
"Srr for sale, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door in the town of WinchcS-
t"r, the lot of land of which NJ. V. Wise
man died seized and possessed. Said land
or lot lies in Franklin county. Tennessee
district No &, aud in the village Of Marble
iiiIi, ana viii be sold on II credit of twelve
months, the bidding to commence ut $500.
Win S21 to be- paid on day of sale. Notes
with approve! security will be required.
and Il lien retained until the purchase mo-
ncy IL paid. JOPN G.. ENOCIlS.
Dee. y. tbs & 90 Clerk.
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VNIE WHITE MANS PAPER !
CLUBS FOR 1867 CLUBS FOR 1867 !
-
THE BEST NEW YORK WEEKLY
PUBLISHED!

-
New York Day Book for 1867 !
VIII commence. in its issico f Ian. stb
A NEw oDIrIy,T p0W,NCr
"A BE" AND oNl"lNAL HoMANCE,
Written expressly for its columns, entitled
The CONFEDERATE FLAG on THE
OCEAN.
r,,,cu c... .,
H1i.I,m "' ''"''c' III"
n. D.. m
BY Prot. VIM. III. Peek. Of Louisiana.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-01-05

- WET OPOrONAX FROM MEXICO!
- Nature could not produce a richer
Gem or 'lioiccr Perfume. Try it and lie
convinced. J.. I. SMITH IL CO..
New York.
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During tic last 1--WE years they have tally
shared with the rugged fortune, VI no
Southern people and this Spring tlcy IRE
oAlg able tooicr
Apple :I"Ecess
for sale. Next spring they hope to add
other fruits,
fully convinced that Apple orchards, to
be profitable at the south. must be chiefly
composed Of HoWherR r0yiciice. they have
been engaged tor more than eight years
past In collecting fr0in all parts OF the
South, the most
Favoritc Kinds,
and they have now ON hand over ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY VARIETIES,
which they can offer with the utmost con
iidcnce.
We are ihvOrnbly situated for shipping;
and packing viii bcdonc with the greatest
care. We have not RI ised our prices. We
still sell at
20 dCIlnrs per hundred, and
IT6 Thousand.
All we ask Il that our friends Will pay rs
CASH, or its equivalent.
We have been twenty years In the husi-
ness and desire to sustain and increase our
reputation. Planters iaay therefore rely
upon having the troGs rue 10 sa,Ss.. Or
lcrs respectfully solicited.
Mar. z 1880. IT CHERRY ~ 90.
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HOME JOURNAL,

TERAs .-s-Three dollars %perannum. lnya-
riably In advance; Six months. two dol
lars; three months, onedollar and twenty -
Eve cents. No subscribti0n received for u
less period than three months.
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Rates of AdcertisiHg.

Advertisements inserted If 81 80 per
suuarc Of ten lines (breyier size first in
s~ertion, and 75 cents FOR cac!, SUBSEQUENT
insertion.
One column, one wear. s. 1926 %
y &C. Fix months. rs GO
g 49, three !, = so 90
Hal colump one wear. Is 90
:. six months. = Ia 90
~ throo :. ~ 90
Fourth column. one wear, = iu 90
=, six months - %
{" :" three IS 90
One square. one year, 10 90
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81 900, 900, For One Dollar !

which they need not pay until II is known
what l. drawn ANA It's value.
THE AMERICAN JEWELERS. ASSO-
CITATION c~allsyour attention to the fact
ofits being the largest and most popular
Jcwclry Association in the United states.
The business is, and always has been. con
Quoted in the most candid and honorable
manner. Our rapidly increasing trade isn
sure guarantee Of the appreciation Of our
patrons for this method Of obtaining rich,
elegant and costly goods. The sudden
stagnation Of trade in Europe, owing to
the late German war and recent disastrous
financial crisis in England. has caused the
failure Of n large number Of JcWclry hol-
scs in London and Paris. obliging them to
sell their goods at n great sacrifice. III some
instances less than one third the cost OF
manufacturing, Wchavc lately purchased
very largely of these Bankrupt Goods. ut
such extremely low prices. that We can af-
ford 10 send away Finer Goods. and give
better chances TO draw the most valuable
prizes than any other establishment doing
II similar business. OUR AIM Is TO
PLEASE, aud we respectfully solicit your
patronage. as we are confident Of giving
the utmost satisfaction. During the past
year we have forwarded number OF tllc
most valuable prizes to all parts Of the
country. All who patroniHe us will receive
the fun value of their money, rs no article
on our LIST is worth less than One Dollar,
retail. and there are no blanks. Parties
dealing with us may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will
be Immediately sent to any address by re-
turn mail or express.
The following parties have recently
crnwn valuable prizes from the American
Jewellers Association, and have kindly al
lowed the use of their names:
CilaS } Hunter, Esq. Treasury Depart
mclt. Washington. ID {, Piano. value $500;
Miss Anna q Yates, - st. Mark Place. \
\. Scwing Machine. value $50; Brig Gen
l. l. Hanson. L ) Vols, Nashville. Tenn,
Silver IcH Sctt, value SljO: Miss Emma
%lillItcr. G3 Front st. Harrisburg. Pa, Sew
ing Machine, value $50; Licut-Col Walter
tIlttcndcn, QuartcrnaStcr. Louisville. Ky,
Gold Watch, valuc$l50; VIM ; l~laincs, 2i7
King st. Charleston. ) &. silver watch. val
ne $40; Alexander Johnson. Esq Editor
MaSkdiew PiDheer, Muskatcur. Mimi. La
dy'S cnamclrd watch, value $50; 5 Lee,
Esq. President Colorado and Red Bank
Mining Co., san Francisco, Cal. mclodcon,
value 5000: Aaron : long. Esq. Irincipa
Elhhart Collegiate Institute. Elkhart. n },
diamond pin, value 5000; Il NJ L0ngstrcct.
Montgomery. Ala, music box. value $75;
Rev Isaac Van Duz"r. Albany, n Y, gold
lined dining sclt, value $500; Miss Clara
%Ittcugucr, Dayton. Ohio, pianofortc, value
$i0O, and diamond pin, value Sl75.
Many names could he placed on the list,
but We publish no names without permits
sion. Our patrons are desired to send l.
) currency when it is convenient.
PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES
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NOTICE |

~ Olll1
All pe.s0ns having elaine agsinat the
estate cf q. A. Shook, dsc'd. are hereby no
tine'i TO present them within the time pres
crlbefi by law; and oil those indebted 10
tsid a.ia.e WI cir forward and make
immaculate payment, u not their claim.
VII hc placed IN the hands Of an officer f,r
'cIiee,1cn. A. n. KEITH.
H"'i'-sm Administrator.
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N. e. G. Railroad.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Office Of General SUPPLEMENTARY
y. q e. and ". d y. ". Railroads.
Nashville, Nov. 2G. IS66S

Office of General SUPPLEMENTARY
~ c. and Ma y. ", Railroads.
a, and ,r,c. T,.sIor No,omL,r ,-gi,
1865. and until further Nntir,. pn.,cnwr,
Trains win ruu rs follows.
Win. a.
Nas''siiic ~ I~ha''hhooEa Lane.
Leave Nashville for tlIHituuoor1 and all
points South. at 5WA. NJ, and $50 T.. ",
Arrive nj Chattanooga at 2.On =. VI. and Il
A. Nj. next day. Returning, leave Chatta-
nnoga at 10 \. n. and q T.. NJ. Arrive mt
Nashville ut 100 4. NJ. and lI.j0 A.. NJ. nest
day.
All trains connect at Wartracc for .&ncl-
byville.
sur,pv,u,p
W,rtrncc ar - and IN a.,
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SOiH JOl. one DDijUY F1ch,

SOtH JOl one DDi|Ur EHch.
without regard to value. and not to be paid
f@orunlil you know what you are to rcccivr
u elegant rosewood pianos, worth from 100 to 100
IL elegant incloleonS, oscWoO eases, 10 to $50
30 INST class ewing machines, ~ to 800
10 lHc oil paintings, 30 to 100
$50 line steel cngrayings, framed mto 30
% music boxes. % to 80
80 revolving patent clf tOrs, silver, 70 10 40
30 silver fruit and cake baskets, - to IS
400 srts of tea and table spoons, ~ to 20
80 gold hunting case watches, warranted, 80 to 10
100 diamond rings, cluster and single stone, 70 to gGO
| - gold watches, IS to $50
800 ladies' watches, 60 to 100
500 silver watches, 80 to q
Diamond pins, brooches and ear drops,
sets Of gold and coral, jet and gold.
ilorvutihc. mosaic, lava and cameo; sets of
studs. vest and neck chains, plain and chaS-
ed gold rings, gold thimblrs. Jackets, new
belt buckles, gold pens and pencils.
fancy work boxes, gold pens with gold and
silver extension holders, anc a large as
sortmcnt Of fine silver ware and jcwclry OF
every description, of the best make and la
test styles.
G:S' 4 chdnc" 10 oLidia dNy ofthr abors A.
ticics for one DOLLAR, By pMchasing q
e%hceiole for - cts.
Five sealed envelopes will bcscnt for 81:
for 2 GO; thirty for 3 60; ~siXty-iiyc
for 10 %; one hundred for - 90.
Agents wanted everywhere.
uncqnaled Inducements offered to ladies
and gents who will act as such. Our dcs-
criptivc list will bcscnt on application.
Distributions are made in the following
manner Certificate naming each article
and its value are placed in sealed cnvcl-
opcs, which are well mixed. One Of tlirsc
envelopes containing the certificate or or
der for some article, will be delivered ut
our office or sent by mail to any address.
without regard to choice. on receipt of 25c.
On receiving the certificate the purchas-
TT will see what article it draws and its val
ne. and can then send one doliar. and re-
rciyc the article named. or can choose any
otiicronc article on or list of like value.
Purchasers of our seated eR%reiDpes NAV,
in this manner, obtain an article worth
rom one to five hundred dollars.
Long letters arc unnecessary. Have the
Kindness to write plain directions, and in
different articles from those
irawn, mention the style desired.
s.tOrdcrs for sealed envelopes msst in
case be accompanied with the cash,
With the name of the person sending, and
county and State qlainly written.
Letters should be addressed to the mana
as follows:
SHERMAN, WATSON Il CO.,
81 d 80 Nassau St., New York City.
oct27 w3m
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Close connection made at stevenson and
Chattanooga for all elite. Eas, and South.
Sleeping Cars 81 all Might Passenger
Trains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-30
Moro shan . years e che zoe.
cee966D 00e Of
sspetl1l'a American Ere Calvo.U

On which time over lo00.00c boxes have been used)
has placed Il beyond the pale Of experiment II has
become necessity IN every family for instant use,
not only for diseased cyef. acute or chroc but for
all cutaneous inamnsaticns. hnrne chllblxne. cry
epclas. eatFheu. stincs Of inserts Muequefo hites
Infants sores chaf-s and ecsbs, chant hands. chapt
lips and all kindred ie; relieving paina. ard healing
- II by magic. Being srpscd INTERNALLY, Il has
never been known 10 sfnge case. 70 inuye. o. The
zee u the COUGHING needle. Eistaury. prhe Of
burning csrstlcs crrrniiwg lnione snd Evc-wateFs,
frequently does irrsparsble inrry % the eye by cor,
rodpg snd forever Destroying the delicate tssuea
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ
For sale AT wholesale and tetal At proprictpyp low
ct cash pricce. STEVENSON CAkNAHAN
lowe. dsc11-6lg
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ODp FsLLowsulp ~ fnR Ualrsp SrAses.-
The report Of the Grand Secretary Of the
Order in the United States hes just been
issued. lie reports the membership Of the
present time to BE- 2l7,sse. there having
been an Accession the pest year Of "a. 7e5
members. The receipts for the past year
have been 81 pos, 7ls.Ol, Of which q, 7so,.
l23.55 were from bodies under the jusisdie-
ton Of the Grand Lodge and $500, $685.
from bodies under tho jurisdiction Of the
Grand Encampment The I tai relief dis
pensei in the ssme time was e6ao,675 %.
OF which 1925, s2o.25 wero by the bodies
under the jurisdic ion Of tho Grand Lodge
T 'e relief dispensed by the bodies under
the iurisdic ion Of the Grand Encampmei.>
VS. S6i,sl612
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H,s.<s9.e.. OF TIE k.OTlIs


DR. 1obias' Venetian Horse Linimcnt will positively
cure every case. given when fr-t taken The cost
IL only one dol ar Every owner Of horse should
have have hottie In his STABLE ready for II IL
warranted superior 30 ANYTHING cse FOR the crre OF
Cats Mind Calls Sselpg-. Sore Thros'. Sprains.
Bruises, Old =. res. &c. This .nin,cnt IL no
remedy II has been NJ 4 and approved ~ for 20
by the IT'S ho--emcn IN tn country Given to
nvrr-driyrn hers-. il act like magic Orders
eossiani liz received ffnm fhr rarinF etaiea 81 Eng
lard for The ce'eh,s'ea Hiram Woodruff. OF irot-
ting fame used It for and said i L. far superior
To say other he has III Keco'leet. DR.. Tobias We
nrfian Horse Euim-rt "a mi up n pin BOTTLES
Take M other II by the Dris.is's nd Saddlsrs.
Depot 81 Corlt.dt street New ork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-30

Tns Washington correspondent Of the
New York Erpress, Of last Thursday, says
AT Oh Informal meeting Of some Of the
Democratic members Of the Senate and
House, last night. the names Of Genera,
Hancock and Judge Thurnsan, Of Ohio,
were presented 40 tho most availsble candi
dates of the Democracy for President and
Nlce-Pr,sidcnt Mt the next election"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-30

NEW JsRsKY.-Oflicisl returns from New
Jersey show majority Of 1924 for the
Democrats. The total vote VAS IFS, Csc.
divided "a follows: Republican, 5l,2sl.
Democratic. G. .4o5. The Republicans lost
i4.a6l from their vote Of las, year, while
tie Dem ,crats gained 3.45S.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-30

ON Ben WADE has become so wrctched-
" profanc in his conversation that the lows
CIT, Rpabl'csn says will not Insult its
resicrs by publishing his recent converse
tioa with Mack" That is severe upon a
leading representative Of great moral
,ias ~