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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-09

The clondv character OF the day had some
influence on business, bat, on the whole, trade
was active. Corn Is still scarce. The - Louis
packer brought in a small lOt or two d1rlug
The dav. which sold readily al 81 lDGL IA, but
81 IS could be realized on a good lot. Ear corn
is scarce ana hrm atb1dSlc Oats nrm az 854
sc. Bran. ElG45 on tue landing. Hay, SE42
from the levee. and s39d32 in store. Meats are
weaker. Mess pork Il good stock and dnA Al
81 5EsE 81. Clear sides ara declining daily
several lots were sold during the DAY A. prices
varying from ~ TO lszc, and We heard Of a lot
offered Al nc, out could not trace G up. Clear
bulk SIDES are Iu fair demand and held al 1870
To- shoulders. dull at AzGl454c; breakfas.
bac9n IS scarce and quotations nominal
PlsA -eanysssed bans PC slgar-cured
A. g4a5 for good. aud very choice are held
ATS 5g8. Butter Is coming IN mere freely :
gazc. common. not IN demand. Bag
EilE ia good demand a. EGsc for India,
8aEc Tor Kentucky power, and ZAgLe for
hand made. Eggs are active at Sg51c- E-our
very quiet: super s7gS, X S8GlO 50, Xxx 81
az Xxx Sl3al4 fancy brands s. 5Je 5 50.
Chickens arei 10 better supply 90 for young,
ply anu weak at OOG4B Per Dol, and 8 JlUl 30
IN sacks. Onions scarce al Ag4 50 per Dol.
good supply No half bbls SO 59Qli; No. 2
y 59slus No kit, 3 7588; Mo- q 200 rs {;
No. : g 582 So MOiasses nrm a. 7OgGc
for St Lo1ls reoOuec no New Orleans Of
consequences in market; syrup. Sal 81. sugar
firm I5aaal8c fOE while crushed and powdered
and oo1se sugars At l7zglsalsei brown l+8i7c.
al. -A ~ ~ NAaaAaNH aNaA@H"MAH I'm AaANH
g So 90 Cape Lime, g Z42 90 estern
reserve cheese, l6zdI7c; factory, IS+zgI9c;
English dairy, l5Glsc. Common, WHISKY,
g. fgaz; imitation Bourbon, g -. BOur-
bon, 5Gb.
With the approach II winter and better
times. We note the arrival by mail aud river OF
mules and horses In g0odly uumbers our
market is not active, however, Al present, and
some dr0vesars being rezhippeu south. Among
those recently arrived, we noticed a lot OF
saddle and buggy horses received by Black,
Cluro1 a Co.. which We think vii compare
favCrably with the stock WBlch sOEEht our
market IN the 0lden time, when horEehesl was
appreciated and every young blood about own
drove q last team or rode q sglt looted racker,
TIE hog slaughter a. Louisville Is still light,
and the packers are awaiting more settled
weather aud heavier supplies before going into
fuu operation
A party from Pit'sbu-R, Pennsylvania, re-
Gently visited Nashville and vicinity 70 ascer-
tain Z suitable grounds could be located FOR the
erection q q large fcunury and machine shop.
over 5000 gallons OF sorghum syrup are an
nualy manufactured ia the United states. The
crop 0fI5H ssaid 70 be a failure compared with
the Yield Of former years From most OF the
cane growing regions OF the West. the reports
upon The condition o. the crop are gloomy.
Excepting in a few favored localities. heavy
ralns have prevented the cane rom maturing
in sssssu % escape the frosL,
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IBERAL Cash Advances made on COnEign,
II ments, and special attention given TO M,
Ing orders. sel2 3m
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COTTON BALES.

THE undersigned have made extensive AZ
Il Engagements 70 supply the demand FOR these
Ties the present season.
In addition 70 the FASSMAN DIAMOND TIE
and tuition TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore. they now oneE bis ALLIGATOR TIE. with
teeth so arranged as to ! SANITY clamp the
hoop when the pressure 10 removed nom the
bale. and hold IL without slipping.
Great pains have been taken 70 secure the
best quality Of IRON.
These Ties are 80 simple in their arrange
meDt that they can be applied by any one. 70
bales Of any size, With the same facility and
e. petition as rope. In strength, security and
facility OF application, they will compare IA
vOrably with any yet introduced.
me advantages OF lion Ties are now ReDer-
ally recognized; but Il is deemed NOT ont OF
place TO cal the attention OF those interested
70 the very emphatic recommendation OF I'M
derwuters, Steamboat Captains, and Owners
and Agents Of Sea steamers and Sailing Ves-
sells, recently published in the newspapers in
New Orleans.
CHAM3FRS & BATTING,
seH HC6 No. 81 ~Car8ndelet street, \. D.
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The New York cotton market has improved
to-1av- II opened with holders asking an ad-
vance and buyers operating with caution
pFddHng. .alsc; Orleans. &G1z- AT noon
tbe demand Wa FIR and prices nTm with mid
dIrnRs al Ise. and the 4 p IN dispatch announced
that market a. closing unchanged In every re-
49, There has been no advices from Liver
uooI owing 20 me n0u-WOrklnE Of the cable.
oar market opened weaker than al the close
49, evening. There was no assigned reason
further than the unfavorable appearance Of the
weather. which. II was feared, would retard
zhfumeuts. Factors also were anxious - sell
ana In many cases DID 50 Al le Tor mlQallngs-
The market suh5ued up gradually, however,
and saIss. Iatsr ia the day, we're made on a
basis q l0z4 dl5-se, closing nGm at our OUTSIDE
0u0taHons f5r the better grades; but buyers
-a-a SLY 70 lax hold.
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HARDWARE.


3 MIburnss Celebrated Iron-AzIe Wagon.
IS Muburne'E Celebrated ThimbIe-sksin Wag-
ODs-OVer 30 sold in Memphis. all warranted
for twelve months, and only Sz 80 damages
claimed Tor breakage.
so Carver Gins, from 20 to so saws,
wood andlrOn frame.
Is TOdd's Improved Bullock Gotten Presses,
double-gesfedand TO work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 TOdd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist Mtlis-ths finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of all sizss,
from % TO l0o-hOrse power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ms-
chlnery, Of all kinds, furnished at short no.
tice.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes. from TO
O-hOrss power,
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes. from % 10 81
Single and Double Saw MiIlsETOdd's and other
makes
Gin segments, for 10 and u feet whseIs, COM
piete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, . 4 and s.
horse power.
IS Tons Of IRON TIES Qow to the trsdej.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. low 20 the trade)-
100 Nests Cedar This, low - the tradsl.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to elose consignment.
10 and Il HorEs Power Portable Engine, sec
~Ond-hand, low for Cssh-must be sold.
rover secondhand cheap
rs Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
MiIl-all cOmplete-caR be bought low.
go Saw and 2 50 saw Gins Out little used)
low for cash.
daniels PlRuing Machine-cuts 81 inches
wide and Is feet ~lGng-can be had at a bar
gsin.
FLOWS OF al kinds,
FEET CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS,
THRESE1NG MACHINES.
REAPERS n MOWERS
LATH MACHINES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS,
CQTTO SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPF Rs,
CULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
81 Wood and IRON Working Machinery, OF
sl kfnuE. ordered on short notice, end fur
nished at manufacturers prices sell 3m
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y e1ry,
Silver and Plated-W Ware; Watchms-
kers and Manufacturing Jewellers,
2T5 MAIN STREET,
On. southCcurt st. MEMPHIS. TEN
Removal.
Copartrsershsp.

I'VE have associated with us in the Genera
w Commission Business, Mr.. GEL. W. GIL
MORE, late OF Mobile, Ala, dating from 18th
MI The style Of 1rm Will be LAWRENCE,
novs Nv LAWRENCE & cARTEA
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oHNIRERIA-eo.

Trent. WADDY THoNPsoS
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ABSTRACT OFFICE


Corner MOnr00 anu SIs'
WE have the Abstract Books and compiete
w Iodex OF the Registers once, compiled
By the late HENRY a, ohSEs anas ater
more than a years trla3 OF IielE aS4aSs,
and a careful experience IN the business mot
one mistake having oceurred IN AL that lmel,
We are enabled to furnish complete oerAlsn-
ments OF title to all
wort pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands
- sha uhortast notice and on the moSt reasona-
Ma tarme. g, :. CAMPBEL4 AGO.
mh20 II Successors 10 Bend 4 Campbell,
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coMMurATaoM TICKETS

Good for ten or twenty trips, q be used within
sixty and ninety days respectively, will be sold
at the following rates:
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EMIT

A Full and Complete stock at very low prices.
Gents Winter Pants, from 81 . to s. a pair;
70 s. each
Fine Business Coats, from 81 to So so each;
Heavy OvercOats, from S. to Sl2 80 each;
Hats, from 81 TO IS;
Gents Boots and Ehoes from Panic Auctions,
and selling at a Reduction of regular prices.
Ladies' shoes from Auction
Gents Underwear at a 5reat Reduction;
Ribbons, Buttons, Trimming, etc, a full
and complete stock, are included in our late
purchases, and VIII be offered at the same low
rates.
A dollar saved is two earned. Remember
this, and buy your goods at
ELSON6 MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE,
OCT 81 Main street.
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FCREIGN EICHAEGE
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for 10. sterling.
AT Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 % francs
g. a ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26
GENERAL. NEWS.

One Of the Maine railroads carries lndi-
ans ct half price and ciergymen for nothing.
One Of the Massachusetts, State consta-
blss has decamped without paying his debts.
The railroad excitement 10 on the increase
At Denver. -.----.---
A school boy in Maine last week walked
Eve miles in forty mine minutes, on wager.
ysnison, ia ysry .sbnndest this season in
MinneeOtas A4fS
Cleveland, Ohio, spent last year 81 $780,
600 for vsrious kind Of ''grog.'
The Bangor (Asine) democrat 10 to BE-
enlarged on the lst Of January.
The Worcester people do not sustain the
Alrical An useabsnis. ThsiS thestre build
ing Is to bs turned into stores.
The government is building large grain
storehouses At several important posts near
the Union Pacific Railroad. sf
A fortnight since two hundred Hsno-
verian emigrants passed through Houstsn,
on their way to the interior Of Texas.
Tho Houston (Texas) Telegraph exchan-
reaches it through the post office wrapped
in thousand dollar Confederate specie bonds
The thermometer stood q fourteen oe.
grees above zero at Utica, on Monday morn
ing. The ''coasting season" began With
vigor.
The stock OF wheat in California is esti-
mated ct two million two hundred thousand
centals. Forty Thousand barrels Of -four
are In San Francisco warehouses.
The upper portion Of East Tennessee is
represented 70 be full Of grain. wheat and
corn, waiting purchasers and a rise in the
rivers. sfs
The receipts Of wheat at Milwaukee, last
week, we're 473 ,345 bushels, against 4l0 1928
for the corresponding week last year.
All the towns and cities along the Ohio
are suffering coal famine, in consequence
Of the low water, which has prevented the
usual shipments. h
The following is said to be never falling
method Of getting rid Ct those intolsrsbls
nuisances about . house-rats. Take .
bunch Of matches and soak them ever night
10 . teacup ful! u water then take Vss che
matches. thicken the water with indian meal
10 = stiff dough, adding . spoonful Of sugar
and little lard-lay 1t about the premises
where the rats and nothing else will get it..
The hop product of the United States,
this ear, is estimated at 90 900, 900 pounds,
Of which Z, ooo, 600 pounds arc credited to
Wisconsin, ana 100000 of that to Sauk
county in that State. This years crop in
Sank county was raised on 2,54S acres.
took 100000 pickers to gather ..and brought
into the country $1,000 9o.
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AMERICAN
W-ATC II Il 8

The true vaIus q MasAisesy applied 70 watchma-
hlng y not that ~ IL No. Watches are made rapid
IL. 6gt that they are made correctly. yefy few -
1 ~ nAd& ~ Wa1e0a0 WaecA sooul4 - sopoetOf
e. any .oshes. d - asst Daass. q yalthaa Ne
"a lhe ~ oehss na1hA.e On nechanical psintipes
Nlhs vstcAss ere good. = be- ause ~ maehtnery
E eOUd Uf course theSe must b no defect h thu
peIneiple q PIN Of ~ aBove0ent no nfetake n
The discs u shapes Ofthe pieces Of which y com
poeed-nothing wanting 70 their properties, and no
error - lhee tspims. Theas pOnts once thososeh-
srucsod With mantle divcnity Of form and function
expressly fDr the purpose. = producc the anished
pieces. By Dsans Of multiplying gnages and micro
ecopee tests ana inspection the detection Of
10 the cutting TOOLS and for faulis and naWs In steel
or stone are made 10 accompany the work IN every
stage from beginning to end AZ necessary result,
the watch goes together perfect machine: Every
Din may be pushed iii K plsc e.. ana every sore.
| turned home Instead Of slurgish and feeble &C
tiun the balance. under tho pres nurs Of the
/ lighiest ma'nspfinR vibrates with vide and free
motion, and the beat has the clear ringing sound d
ways characteristic II the Watham Wstch. TIE
maritime y . tmekce pr from the start
This system Of matchmaking y unknown In for
eign countries and Is entirely original with the " alt
| ham Company. The Company claim thAt BY Il thcy
produce watches that cannot be cQuallcd for every
quality which makes : watch valuable. Simple ~
plan and correct In principle the movement Il MOI
/ only beautifully finished substantial accurate. enc
cheap, but il uniform In the minntest details, MOI
new. There ar5 dflercnt grades 81 nnls9 in -. III
| ferent varieties ef watches made ~ tne MMna y,
COMPANY a. .crc are different sisea ana snspes -
suit IN tsste and eos. 6ue evesy wscn that DeaIs
the geu0lne tSnde-Dask g ~ Al1eAn -
to IS sood one. and nobody need BE- AFRAID to buy
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
new YORK GIFT COMPANY
Every Tickr. Draws i Prize.


ONE MILLION DOLLARS!
~ chance to A, re- any Of the above Prises BY
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
velopes and Thoroughly mised On receipt Of - Ct:
Sealed Ticket -. b. draw raw, Without choice and
sis ss Il .So,dss On receipt u one DOLLAR.
for il. Any prise VIII b exchanged Tor another u
NO BLANKS.
RrrrnEscrs.-1hc following persons have lately
drawn valuable prizes from this Company, and kind
~ permitted the nee Of their names =
j II Minor, S6s SIKH Avenue, N 500; Mrs
Collins, 70 Nelson Place. l., 500; Mics Cook,
Chicago, III. Piano, value $40; " Boyd, New Iia-
ven, cold Watch. $40: kobt Furman, Dubuque.
Sewing Machine. sitV. Henry Mctullum, Louisville.
Ky. s. o Col 7 Ransom, Washington. ID { Ma
$500 q II Benedict. New Orleans Gold Watch goa:
A Bsrpee, Ataianta. Ga, $50 IL II sutton Nash
vic. Tenn. Mclodeon, sl3o; Edw la, ton, Mobile.
Ala, Diamond Cluster ring $50 s Payne Burl'ng.
ton, VI, Slro: l. D Ferris. Springfield III. Diamond
Pin $500 Mrs y wedgewoo Tren,on, n. } sioo,
I'hos Barrett Jr. ~ Gay street. Baltimore, scwing
Machine, A.s; H. b. Ahfens. "a Main st., Buffalo,
si00; W II Palmer. New Bedford, Mass. TO dWatch
ts75; Miss Rowe, Ninth and SAMSON etc. phila.
lyn, 500: NJ caldwell Bagas Hotel, Utca. 1000
s Cammeycr. Detroit, Mich. Gold Watch $500; Mrs
y Cris-ey. Hartford, Conn, Silver Set, sl0 A
Schu IL. Louisville. KY, Diamond Ring. $50: Geu
Fourth Avenue, cor 18th IT. N r.. Piano, 600.
Opinions Of the Press.
The New York Gift Company are distributing msny
valuable prixes We have examined their manner ~
doing business and know them to be fair ceahn1
arm Their plan IL more satisfactory than Prose \
tation Festivals" az they DRAW every day and the
subscriber need not pay Tor the prize dawn nniest
Embellishments. N. Y. Oct "a.
The Gift Establishment OF II. BAgTos Co At 5.4
Bfoaiway IL daily attracting crowds of visitors 70
witness the drawing process. The Investment 10 but
~ ceuta fur the chance and the prize drawn II salts
factory, II Immediately delivered for one dollar. A
Sfcrd Of oure last week drew $500 prize which b.
promptly receivcd.-Transcript Sept. 9Th. 1897.
~ Our Patrons can depend on fair, hon orsbls
dealing The Prise drawn will be delivered 1t Oni
once seea rdiess Of e vaue. or promptly eent di
rected, ~ return mail OF kxpress.
Liberal Inducements to Agents. Satisfaction Guar
antec
fDpix Tickets for one dollar - for %, % for o.
All letters should DO oddreseedt0
H. BARTON 4 CO..
novQ0-d&w6w 500 Broadway, New York.
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Each asy when the glow OF sunset
rasesin the western sky,
And the wee ones, tired OF piayin4.
Go tripping lightly By,
steal avav from my husband,
Asleep in his easy char,
And watch from the open doorway
Their tsces fresh and fair. Fl.
Alone in the dear old Homestead
That once was full Of life,
Ringing with giriish laughter.
Echoing boyish stsife, Ea& -
We two are waiting together $780,
And oft. us the sh ado vs. come.
With treinulous voice lac calls me,
tit is night are the children homo ?"
"Yes. lore !" l answer him gently,
They are all home long ago
Ard 1 sasg. IN ~ qasseriug sreb'e,
A soAg soft ed loH.g
TIL the old man droo6 70. Alumber,
With his bead upon hlA hand,
And VII - myself the ssunber
Hone in the better land,
| Home whore sever ! serrow
Hhall dim their eyes with tears
Where the'smile ef.Aod y on them
Through al the summer yaars =.
know yet my arms are empty.
That fosdiys fsidsd Asssa. -
And the mother. heart within me
IL almost starved tor hesyeu.
Sometimes. il the dusk Of svesing,;..
loniy shut my eyes,
And tue children are oil about me-
vision from The SHEA
The babies whose dimpied fingers
Lost the way TO my breast,
Aud the beautiful ones, the angels,
Passed to the world OF the blessed.
With never cloud upon them,
| see their raiIent brows -
My boys that gave 10 ir-edou,-
The red sword sealed their VOWS
In a tangled southern forest,
Twin brothers, bold aud brave,
They felt aud the tiag they died for,
Thank God floats over their grave.
A breath, and the vision lifted
Away on wings OIL hight,
Aud again we two are together,
Ali alone IN the night,
They tell me his mind is failing,
But | smile st idle fears;
He 10 only back with the children,
In the dear and peaceful years.
And still - the summer sunset
Fades away IN the vest
And the wee ones tired fpiaying,
Go trooping home 20 rest,
NV husband calls from his corner,
''Say, love- have the children come ?"
And answer. wi h eyes upliited,
Eyes, dear they are all Vt hoHAc -, -
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RAY 4 TAYLOR,
s..vry.crvr,s % lApsss' - sn~'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS !
HAVING upeouslled FACILITIES ior tns asnnnctnfe
II OF ali kinde N the above goods. W - PrePareo
10 al IL orders With psum psne - -s.v.nS.&1
a. low dgurer A. Ny any pther nolss
gcGas q ~ serns queity. he following eo,ds
-hseS ~. ~. aad q style, finish. quality and
Gents Collars.
Plain Nassssoit Per,ghey.
cls.Ainlsetoa -, g.
Ii Beau Ideal Coliet,
Manila Enameied Garote,
"1s''"-' .gsfies. Collars.
Eugenie Linen Finish,
Eugene,
English Garots.
Enameled !"
Linen Finish E"
Reversible Enameled..
!" linen FINISH,
Ladies' imitation Lace Collars.
Curtis :. Linen patent poso
In addition 10 the above, we manu'a ~, IA ~ -
Of Ladies' and Cent? CUTE. bcth s ~ ~ tbr Ia,
S,ylr. and MAJ material All onr goods on sale ~
W. c. wADSN oRTil, Al { :, nTsiI TAYI.oR
port. s ~ 1n.i, caeld. Mss
Caution.
Ali paper goods rnenufacturyd ny 49, . - ~. H.. =
trp patent urlc% licensed ny ~ ..1sI -
Collar Cos Of chicago, are ~ prss4as M I'm ~,
scs under said pafcRt, aud al Hl8.a- u Il r 'c
| promptly prosecuted
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mew % Obsaln Shares ard En-
Grave0Ge.
aend ordsrp 70 - BY tnai eadosine ffun q % q
eifher ~ PoUs OGos Gro1se ~ r. fGlgtefed 1ttes
q our til. Larger aaCu1at uhCAld y ssnt " drae
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I'd, Express from Des: Moin
end Washington. ..7.o5P.

Unu hsulhytOh. u .VO II.
CONNECTIONS.
~ Chisegs with al fAs>ers Routes.
~ dshee With O. a. 4 3. 4 r. h. for Bloom
ington, Springfield, &c.
At LaSAlls with l. C. r. r for Dunieith. 81
Louis. Cairo, &c.
Al Pond Greek With O. 3. 4 q. r. r, for Bur-
lington, ks0kuk and Quincy.
A. PEORIA with r. p. -. n r. kc.
A. Des Moines, lows City, and Washing tsn
West, Southwest and Northwes4.
Sleeping Coeehse - ~ Night trains. Through
Tickets tot sale Ard BdeGage dhecked to Psin-
vipsl Destsss Oisiee sD&4cwus.---------
PA. HAIL. At 0ss. Apak, Chicago.
4. KtunALs. As141DutA. 1oWA 166bnU
n. n: s,s44 Az, DtstStels
Davenport, nov. 20. 1851. ssr
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dia,ely 6ne Steel Plate Engr aving, q choice
from the following list, and One Certificate Of
Stock, insuring One Present in our published
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINas.
No l-"My Child Ny Childr No 2-rhey'rs
Saved They're Savsdi' NoS-"Old Seventy.
six or, the Early Days Of ths Revoiution.''
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re-
ceive either Of the following nne Stsel Plates u
choice, aud Two Cerii6cstss Of Stock, thus be-
coming entitled TO Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAv1N0s.
No. l-"w ashington's Courtship." No. -
"washingtoo's Last Interview With his Mothss''
THREE DOLLAR RN0RAvINGS.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plste Of
"HOMR FROM The WAR"
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming eati
tied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR EN0RAvIN0S.
Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splsAdid Steel Plate Of
1.-THE PERILS OF OUR FOREFATHERS,
and Four Certificates Of Stock, emitting them
TO -Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyIN0S.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receivs the large aud splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
and Five Certificates Of Stock, emitting them TO
Five Presents.
TIE engravings and Certificates will be deliv-
cred TO each subscriber at our Local Agencies,
or sent by mail, postpaid, or express. as may
be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-26
MURRAY, cody { CO..
DR. Blgclow.
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