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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27

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General Snperintenbent. 4. &c V
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27
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~s'tere sotts, seben gaiasiershse ab mite fOIst:
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ger'ast Raibuiue fir @aibinston, Rew gcrf, Mt
Rem Orleans nne 9ObfIe nm SIS i. D. unS 5. IS 3.
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senaaer 8srbiabuns mt Seuen Der Goit ser, = 81 -
nnS 8eftern " atlantic gifenbo5nen 4uriid serISsf
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gerldst SbeIbppiue 500 u. Dr. unS If rs v. 81. er.
retdbt Hainuiie lilo u. R. unb 350Y N ger
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p. w Anfnnft IN Sobnioneiue 1870 y. W, abtabrt
On On 5Ssnf0nOiae 800 u ~; antunft in aaisDlae
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opt 3R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27

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9eben IN gerbinoung mil anen fpefIi9en 2iniea ME
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Yorf IL 30 y. Dr., ilin NIT ben 0a4mtttaas Riiaen
nnS Gartpferil MAD Bolton ilao ben 9seaen9tanbz
Stdoterf ;u ucrbinbeE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27
Oeecu NnsSebrnne.
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observation-disclosures Salfinrup.)

9ieies neue oeimittel mirft auSaeseidbnet BET Gu@
bercuIoie mad SebIpnbindbt, beren gefdbrltbere
SpnIptome es ioIort befeittgt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27
Tar gebmiubfn6tfae.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27

gar S6nitte, Sranbuunben. Gputnffoneu, gHunben
S4ndter Rrebs, tebro ent Bvlie, trafife a9dfien,
blnteuse, bliHet uRb f5mefjHnfte 4dutizgfrtetbsHi
icrSfniSe, fdutnbe unb abelpeflautepes Apsbgi9eS
ulcers, S9meHdtqeR Der DraIeH, MmHbtil6ks 1dlts
GbiiblaiRs. &C., Naf9eefnnpehe Ndnhe, aippens ,es
BfiIs BON SPINNER, Snietteh, Tbteten4e!9 = B9G
ba- aiHea Is gents- 50 seass iias st9sSbes. %
bD ga sestauisnbsi ausn Stassshsa.gi saat
B6y- nh sci sears D.. 4esAar. Deyst lsl
Broa6pap, Rem BORT. IIai si6,liuiga 6Iu DIT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-27
0ersauunss Naft,lcm u. 3clt6cn

Don Surln OH ONtH0H,
2aures Der mebisinifben afaSemie in 9aris.
9ieIes aeidmaduuGe Yreparatif rpirb ben eriten
Nersten 6rantreiGs un6 Gnglanbs geeen alIe &rantz
beten bef 8erbaiInnss 8Sertsseuge als @astra gie
lanae unb idmcre 8erbanuua, 8ldbung, 2eber=
Qenben =llebeI &c. nit groBem Grfol,e angepdnst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

Il l. again reported that John Blight h
coming 10 America. We hope %.
The 6rss cost Of Russian America u
about two and . half cents per asee In gold.
The recsntly elected Ooavsntien Of Mich.
igsn, 10 amend the State Constitution will
meet 1t Lansing to-day.
T~enty flour distillsries have been seissd
By The Government authorities Ia New Yosh
within few days, fog violations Of the in>
ternal revenue laws.
Unrepe frnit is being seized By the boat
load in New York.
Rsvivals among the Methodists in Ken.
ucky are tho order Of the day or rather
night.
A wretch has just been hung in Ysgland
for outraging, and thea murdssing little
girl ten years Of ago.
There ere alrssdy 100000 logs 10 the
Susquehaana, near willia0spsrt.
Over Ave husdred leaves Of hessd we're r.
Gently seized in Tsrsnto, for light weight.
Butter is esly twenty five cents pound
and eggs fifteen cents dosen h Ba9Als.
Osss ~, 900 tailsrs asS fen strike n
Paris and 1000 in Lenden.
The American Missionary Associates
received MI ysas e2Ss. 900.
The failures amsng New York esttls
dealers srs reportsd--ons for V00. 900.
The wife Il e. AAermAn Boaue, o. HoSa
Island. has prsssatsl him With tripi~D.
IT, Uoitsd States ospssns Oosss ~
A>>aAsA aAna ~ee,>. -. ~ A. A. a = a.
esShal revsnue TAI On gae consuns9 N tAa
pstlIs isups.
4 sailssal-ths asse ss6e istsedGesd-
has bsss epsesd b H6Agasy.
Cel. r. 4. Hsugh Of The ChlnoR Ctsdl.
~ 81 Co00eeoo, Was asssetsd T. dieoe-
dsely eeadsel at late msetidf Of thl
Az old aaa in Bsknsvills, ~ Z AAdly
injnrsd III N.Y. gsandsAiId ~ q 1tShss
and ssppsssd ~ dssd, Ut - tlisook
A little gil II Wiscsosin hsSs inst taksn
itsm hsr knss nssdis swallowed molU than
. year since.
Gen. Pillows splssdsd plantstios 81 s1S
acsss near Colunbia, Team, 10 advertised
to DO cold in June.
The Gaysss Hole: sobbsr at Memphis
he's been arrested
Tho p, Fl. w. 4 Chicago b. r. Co..
have been mulcted in $2.250 damages for
On accident.
Chicago 10 still troubled greatly with mad
dogs. The market rules lively
A Cinicinnati tailor has committed sui.
eide because his wife LEFT him. just what
che wanted.
A little child Of Mr.. Tully's was scalded
10 death in Convinsson, KY, BY plunging
into kettle Of boiling watsr.
Mix sells At eighty cents per gallon In
NswOrleans, asd chickens are but 81 IS per
dosen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

"a ATT ban HB19>
~ U9e1lA1gge Place. New Yoe1k.
1suslo1 a111a10 oDsU10 - Ubsoan bus1nsoo.
- Speculative Aossun1s deeliosd.
IN Neasaa Dsak. 0Aisass. ~.
HssehsstS Naiqpal Bank, 0alsaa, IN.
1sseAsnts' Nst1&0L 1enk, Devespost. Iowa.
Nesi0aaA ptaae - De Motnsa. lows.
State N9e01el B1nk, ko61nk, Iowa.
0taae BabksS Iowa snd u6oG1Ase.
State Savings AaseeiatiCa, D. Louis, Mo.
~ Louls Budding md 1avtng Association. q. Louie
risss Na1lonal Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
Js6besouviile, 1ndses.
Peoples nent u Keasscny. L0sisville. ".
MsecAsnee Bauk ~ LDu16vi1Dc. = oct30dSy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16
lNeURANCE.
HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:

LAT8
r. elAaPSoN Z Co..;
Mutual Benefit Life lns. Csnp'y,
Aseess. enc. go. zee.
Continental Fire In. Company,
Assess. l.sse. oes.
Security Fire lnS. Company,
assets. l.ses $50.
Insurance o.. d North America.
Assets, el.soo, eooo.
Lor1Il1rd Fire Insurance o.,
Assets, d. 80.
UoStA American llfo H. Com'y,
A0Usse. os00vOoo.
Commerce rlro lntQnconoc O.
Asssny oooAs66A
Tf6seleeG ~. O., e Cllsoeo -
1ns1re Ag'ss General Accaasaaas
1910 Tsaveless ~. 90 sessnA llles ee0Us
uea@n9. suSseatioa b drowning. ekeAaag. -.
O0ce Ne. ~ Dsnay street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


hi y. ". bA8Bs
know that the world, that the gsss BIG
world.
From the peasant up 10 the king,
Has different tale from the tale ss'i'
And different song 70 siss
Bot for me, and care cot sins'e ng.
II they say I'm wr.as, OF In night,
shall alwavs go FOR the weaker dog.
For the unosf dog in the fight.
know sbst the world, the great, big world.
wiz nsvsr moment stsp
To 80 which DEG nay b In the fanlt,
But will shout for the dog on top.
y.s fer ~. Iseves shall stop 70 ssk.
Which dog 0Ag - u the right,
R6f61 Ae6f1 VIII 49, with Il 6suos = I'll,
~ ~ sa1ok ~ II ~ 0ghs.
Pssshsps whas I've ~ I ~ bssAss M
o. %. - tssssr I ~ 80 IT,
- Nth heart sd VIII glass 1nsd 49, -
s.sss :sssi.A :. .A.s..s.~a.s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16
.EllfTcAEs!S

SPERMkI 0RHHEA, or Seminal ceS ~.
Attended ~ nightly daily isses Ass,' e
ally aggravated In character riet sf
reesss those which The sonensre Of
seif abuse u SPECIFIC PILL contains 10 seisrfs
Irsa carsharAss any injaous ingrscss Used In cen
Junction II will KrsrsR, sI ''ri
70 rsin all Of g~peeesss faespsefis
gE- A NEW TREATISE Ia
sisss prsiasst and ~ssssss 81 SEXUAL
DEBILITY all sufferers Of either SCI
Puses o. pr for o. by nall as1 BY Drug
sss and Wholesale ~ the Prsssisssss b SSfNCmEsTE~
q CO., 70 Who's srters shsaA be sedsesssd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16
DooToW.


To the Ladies.
The CiraGe FrAncaio,0 French DroU.
oinG. for Ladies d ChildfsnS Boots aaA 0Aoss ~
have become red or rusty I'D rough BY wsaeine end
Gre restored TO perfect end pafmaaeat block Win
much lustSe ~ when nov, eaving the leat0e cor sna
riahc and what eof 70 the leaieeit
WILL NOT nuH OFF wuHN WET. AND SON. fup eRrn9s
Travelling Ba&s. Trunks, Carriage
Tops and nne Harnesses, are made 70 lcek
0oaO ~ New.
Ladies' and Ohildrsn can dress thes own boets Win
ont sotlinR their hands, Try one bottle ana ven vi
never Be without supply ofit In tAs Aocee.
Ask your shoe denler for Il.
D.F Drown . CO.. Propsictope, Manpfs ctufefs
Of Blaekngs and Dreesinee Of all ki1de 4 leatNer
once, 1iax MIN street. Bostoa oefsi-dfv
For sale BY PARKS 4 HO6MER,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

MapA., zApoc poRr.I

The CgNArrvn BArsAn
10 Warranted. 10 used %.
ecrdine to Difsctions. 10
Cure ID oil cases. CougAe.
Gods, cro1p, WhoOP1ne
Cough, Asthma. and al
Affections oitheThroat and
Lungs.
Madame Zadoc PostesAs
Baissm 10 . purely veEst-
able Eapect0eant, p9cpaes
ed with greet care and eel.
entiAc SKILL, ffom . cembl.
nation Of the -. semediee
the vegetable kingdom a.
foedo
10 reasdial Osalit,se q
1ooel - ~ Dooeee eae1
ei1cGllk1sa q - olss1
1fo06n - Ln11a -
= saosegR - 9o11eo
Srr9 d dal1oo e sei % /
~ - 49, q ~ G56oo0s
- h eUasly 0gOWin9 -
he wo6ts Oabotaoce ron
A. -R~~> - A. A~3A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

II will
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
IT'S NATURAL COLOR,
Or the money will be refunded.
AZ sAis psspsessiss 10 soupaselavsly as~ d
his sounts1. Ne propsistors prsssss The
Tostlmonials
or veil ksowu persons - 70 ils excellence.
DIRECTIONS IN rRENoR AND BH0Li0n.
Coscsas, Jsssi 1, isss. :.
Nseena. 7. L. WAlaAm 3 Co.-1As ssoeo1
inveieo q youf valuable prspafasien fee The ~
~ duly fssslvsl, nd, Fl compliance with ysoe
,sss: :: ,: ne :: :s..s: Zss ss1
~ ~ q he 1fst betels. 4 saswess ~ pee-
peee sseuissA nest Dse1eeely, - - pee6seoe
- eoeesasr eftbe hat Il - oaly eQuaooA - ~
eoalitBss = ssoiinK nd hsa1lk1 aSpliea1iia -
4. Il. Un0sBY, \. D.
NAxcassrnA \. b., Jane q. lees.
Mseses. r. L. wAllASe : Co.: 0sats-1 Asse
ICED 'sDs. Chanasiss'4 Empsess for Tie H0if,"
- - ttoa1el With shs rosetta. 1nA 4 ~
yessse a.l slsaeset seSscls Asve ever ssea.-
Il = al thas Il eleims 10 - II evssy respect.
LioHAnD HRBHoa, MD.
I.AscAssss, Msy -, 1sse.
vessrs. r. L. wALlAcn = Co.: 0ssts-l hsvs
used your preparation for the heir, aaA did u
the cisasest and best preparation for the hair
DR. ". BARNEY.
Nssess. =. L. wALlAcs = Co.: 0eats-Ihsve
used Dr. Ohaussier'o Empfess for the halr. oo9
dad Il III u claims 20 Sc. cordially recon-
mend II 10 the public.
Alt. Gen. n. r.
NAxunnsusa, \. II Msy, 1895.
xsssfs. r. Z. WAiaAce . Co.-ose ~ nens
down omoaR thooo VIE have u0ed youf peepo-
rsliea With nush ss4istsolion. have 1esd ssv.
81 soAsfs, but give ye1ss ~ dssided prefer
sosss. i qsisk sad dsesSis, asd = irssSlss 4
+ fnaAssaea's osB0.l
..+ss 0AQDsp4b 9afeA, ~ looos
n:s:sc J; :: wA.s4ss + Z 81 .s = - -
~ slly - AaSo go .yssR uef npseosoaive
= psefess saAisfsslisa. I have 49, - - ~.
"a a :. slsssdsIiy .ssensssa rs 49,
~ ~ 8es1o . aaksA
.. 4 ~ 2|;Aff s:::::;-.
Hoogspss, n. H., Maf1A u 49,.
4eoea i. +. WAGaAeD J Co.: oeoee-A
Aieaa s1vised me 70 Try yeur pesp41eese, -.
Nag WIT COED exact e kaa = ~. = -
lsagheaN The ids, but eossentee - ~ 49,.
- pleasd With Il. lhsve tAe1od i l1oeoeGA.
y. Il M resteeed my hair anA whfeeees -
tkeir ssturl sslss, and keeps then -. 80.
VIZ. FAansa.
r. L.WAn.lACB = Co.,
Sole lsspriesers. Nssshssese. \. =.
SOLD A. WHOLH0ALE BY
ouNnllAnoo,k VAN ocuAAek,
WHOLEGAkE DRU0Olo1N,
10 H1a1ho 0oresA : : Cm1CA0o.
|, 6eClO-ao0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-16

fooe feu1coye UUSUUUHseuUS
warnine, searching and eGec I've can b. taken By The
0ldlst pers0n y0uugcet child.
nyeu have Cold, q ever % slight do not fall e
Eve re beisen trial. = - ssy lew pses q whieA
nay always EssD Il esnvspisat ~ -.
The timely - q 70 cent boetle viii oten prove
Il TO be worth oae Asnorea Unso - eus4.
1Aw1y. oold b. I'll AsuGsign.
nUOKBL . HkND0L, PpopPm, New Yosk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
FLASHING TON GOSSIP.
WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE UNEXPECTEDLY
POSTPONED.

WEDDING IN HIGH LIFE UNEXPECTEDLY
POSTPONED.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE great topic OF
conversation In Washington tonight 10 the exclusion OF
everything else in politics finance reconstruction or I'M
parchment is the disappointment OF fashionable young
lady who have been welded this morning IN the
presence Of the creme de Ia Of Washington society
20 no less parsonage than the dlstln
guished Col Parker of Cen Grants stan
Miss Minnie sackett the lady thus unpessanty brought
before the public ia Of the most beautiful women IN
the District bright blonde, with dark brown har ana
but 10 years Of age II is stated that Col Parker has
been paying attentions 20 Miss Sacket for peri9d ex
tending months and would have been married
long ago had not for the objections OF Miss sacSetts
friends But finally the happy morn was fixed several
hundred invitations issued about ten days ago to
tho friends and acquaintance OF both parties and today
as the Church OF the Epiphany on Gst between Thr-
teenth and Fourteenth, where the event was TO nave
taken place was filed by anxious throng who vany
waited and wondered at the delay Gen Grant was 70
have given away the bride to his Aid and arrayed In his
Generals uniform TO do honor TO the OCCASION he
left the War Department Mt an early hour this morning.
accompanied by the members Of his staff Io arrived IN
time to witness tho posting OF bulletin on the church 10
the effect that the ceremony for reason was ue
ferred 10 another day. Then aroze the buzz OF
quiries but The Colonel is not here was the oh SAT
isfactory that any one could give Gen "i"n
was In complete ignorance OF tho ColoneFs movements
aud appeared considerably annoyed at MS non
appearance; but he soothed his rufied Feelings
with cigar Some suggested that Parker was SICK
but his intimate friends laughed at the dea Tor FarSeF
was never sick In his life. 10 may not be generally Known
that Col Parker Is full-booded Indian, near rehFo
to the famous Red Jabket and OF the present CheI Oh
the six nations Cherokees lie is about feet 10 lnches
In hight OF strong manly build, and OF pure lndirn com
plexon lie served through the war on Gen. Grant
staff ana his position In the army is that OF flsste-
tenant In the Second Regiment OF Cavalry 10
staff duty with the breyu rank OF Colonel Se1Ioh WIS
made FOR the missing everywhere ana the lalest
rumor is 10 the effect that he left town lew DAYS ago
promising ho be back Ia the city TINS morning. ms
trim was known only f0w friends, ANA they were iet
In Ignorance of his destination The gossps are enjoying
delightful time the affair ana the latest STORY Is
that he is indsposed and that tho happy event VIII
take place In tho course OF u TOW weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18

the other day to make good to these gentlemen
documents" of theirs lost or stolen from the
mails several years ago. We profoundly re-
gret to learn that the resolution was not
passed. Mr.. Julian like crazy little Miss Elite
in "Bleak House, cannot get along without
his "documents.n But if he will come on to
New-York he may perhaps make good the
loss which a parsimonious Congress refuses
to repair. There are many extremely well
conducted book stalls in Nassau-st. where you
can buy faded copies of the Patent Office Re-
ports, photographs of the Black Crook, Mr..
Cobb's novels, back volumes of the Commerce
and Navigation Reports, and choice collection
of old almanacs, for IS cents piece; and if
Mr.. Julian, after days rummaging among
these literary dust-bins, cannot find documents
old enough for his purpose, we will cheerfully
give him two or three hundred weight ont of
our own collection, including all the brilliant
series of essays on cats, cows, Indian corn,
raspberries guano, and AngOra goats, printed
under the supervision of the Commissioner OF
Agriculture and full set of The Congressional
Globe, folio edition. But he must pay postage
or freight we cannot allow him to frank them
by mail to Indiana.
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in guessing that if we made a prOportionate
charge for ours, the cost of THE TRIBUNE
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of four cents. Every number of The TRIBUNE,
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such as we endeavor to make ours, is
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TRIBUNE in the course of year, beside vol
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ness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-18
CLERKENWELL.

The world is so full of folly that we ought
scarcely to be surprised at any exhibition of
lack of commOn-sense in the multitude; yet
the course which the Fenians seem to have re-
solved upon following in England is so pre-
posterousy foolish that one can hardly help
suspecting it must have been inspired by some
of their secret enemies. The folly OF the
British Government in hanging the three Irish
men at Manchester by way OF warning the
conspirators to rescue no more prisoners, has
been exceeded by the folly of the Fenians who
blew up the ClerkenWell jail and destroyed
number of lives, by way of protesting that the
warning was lost upon them. We have ex-
pressed our conviction more than once that
the worst thing at present to be apprehended
from the Fenian movement Is the kindllng OF
a riotous animosity between Celtic and Saxon
mobs in the English cities and towns. Both
parties seem now to be trying their best to
precipitate this apprehended disaster. The
Government has entered upon course OF ILL
Judged rigOr; the press has been holding up
the halter as the great national panacea; and
now the Fenians have allowed themselves to
be provoked into Outrages which, If they are
not stopped at once will render it literally lmpos-
sbe for the Crown not to hang, or for the En-
glish people not to hate them. The British bull
dog is very savage and brutal creature when
he is reused, and if he persuades himself that
his house is to be blown up with gunpowder
Ireland may be turned into second India OF
Jamaica. The men who tied Sepoys to the
lannon's mouth, and justified the murders OF
Eyre. will have little conjunction about mas
sacre of Irish insurgents.
But more than this, the Fenians are losing
the countenance of their best friends. The
spectacle of an oppressed people struggling
manfully against their oppressors, falling or
conquering in honest fight striking at their
enemies, and sparing the guiltess, cannot but
awaken enthusiasm in all honorable breasts.
But the incendiary and the assassin is every
mans foe. No cause however holy, can JUS
tify a deed like that at Clerkenwell, which
brought death and suffering upon the harm
less, and in no event could have been any
serious advantage to the Irish people. BY the
execution of Allen and his companions. Fenlan-
ism made tremendous gain; by this affair, 1t
has suffered tremendous loss.