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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

l. Of insstimable value 10 the American people.
Few disosdsss involve greater suffering and.
u not In itself immediately dangerous. II " the
forerunuef and source Of many deadly maladies.
Butsven II did not tend 20 shorten life which
10 undoubtedly doss-thc msntai and physical
misery which Mproduces. and whey sende's
life comparatively uncnjOy able. 10 = sufficient
reason Why no psias shcsld bs spared III the et-
fort 10 prevent and cute 10.
Physlc.aas. - general rule, admit that no
disease gives them 10 much trouble ~ dyspap-
STA; but they attribute the difficulty Of curing il
TO thc unwillingnsss Of their patients 10 nhnn
don the habits which occasion i,-auch ~ ex-
ccssivs application 70 business hastiness in eat.
ing. &C., Sc. Il il % desba true that the best
treatment Of . complaint may fail 10 curc H. II
the patient rsfuses - exercsse common ntu-
dence. Nut u 10 also true that what We called
tAe otRsiel remedies for dyspepsis do mot under
any circumstances produce permenent relief -
o. the other hand, u ID . faet established by
thousands Of crcAitabls witasssss. whose test.
messy y simply . ststsnsat d their own cspcr
fences, that
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

y rssso.sfA.] LIl77 M, 10.
pleuf-Psrfsesly IL end neglected Il sl
gfedes sales not suhiesently large to saa6ls d
- give qnstaIieas; sems lefos. keadses pee6se1
- qoeee prices uneAanged. bet u 10 evident
most holders ere dispoee1 - shaAo prices. e..
peCtAAt % lev I'D sodium exegoo. 9olea q
Wits vtnserextra. 10 50; spsing sxlsa, 1850
whsat-Iisn, slsssl loolss. hiGAsr. bet
very trrsgulee; eaf1y oa1eo feQsseo1 q xoS0
loe telo1 80 esve ~ : : 9. ID ~
70 19-17S, bae oolse g inos1a neieoe Voro 81 =
tri1ine cAeeasoof market = uHd6P ~ eonfrol
= eivea r.pors vAieA win - q service = pss.
osra-.opsasl = ssoss ysserase'e e,eo;,e
reess VIA early salss q OK lssllnSA . S9c.
= vhieA 1eur6 bsepseoa = sCAOSe. rrls1
Su1lk eoso9 = -; No. :, eetive : 0i8o9 for
ma - sef9eoly eesA; rejected mere SeSive a
7soelc; dosing q oo9{oeic.
Oats-uo. opened 70. higher 4 TO-: ruIsd
eaIt end eeelin!ng. eloisag wa salee and NY
Rye-dsies = aIsst ysstsraav,, ,vise.. K. !.
! eelling q l.Si0l.6s cassieg An & m: Nc.
.. 49, scsivs, noniad, psicoS !. I'd. w.
: 1srley-Nothing dsing = esy rredea IN s.or.
eno nefset entirely nominal atetDeO,
frovisions-Dull, unchanged. q rced many
orders are epen fos neats, especially FER cIssr
s.sss, bat the extreme rates aaksd restrict |
Lard Dali, bat STEADY. ,=s.+ - l
Asss Perk-Nonioel, q q co0S2. 7b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18
JOHN L. COFFIN,
LAND A6a1gT,

nss foe eals. ia 80 11geo sAolee yasnia1
lAsds 10 Isus, h 60 1lsoe eess1iee. oelse0o1
Don 10 70 - Isaee d1sA Vspsdsl 5000 .
ls,00e essss 10 llGnoH Wisssasla - l11ae.
eAa, uaiapeevsA Lee60 Uevsspost. le0SGlse
pissssoa. WelsetA D.saet. AtsaiseA DsvAegi
Aepeee ed oeoeoo q UaVooDoR1 sevo1M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

will csse the malady. and that an occasional
use Of the preparation after the cure hes been
elected - : pefpetSal safeguard a6ainst the
currence Of the symptoms. On this account
0euy Intelligent menbefs Of the faculty have
abandoned N the stsveotyped prescriptions Of
the psasmacopaia, and now invariably, and with
great success, administer this popular tonic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

WILLIAM ALLEN,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DAVENPORT, ..........IOWA.
INSURANCE SOLICITED.
Stores, Dwellings and Farms
For Rent and Sole.
0mce0 ana Mems - Rent.
MONEY TO LOAN
& am rsady 70 purchase real sstses 10 the
an'un OF eS0.0o0.) apr9e-dM
AHThlcTS Of SCOTT COUNTY
i oecupdsl
Tess Y's0rs - Cosspsses.
snnow the property Of The sabssribss. vhs ~
Abstracts Of Tide
10 any Real Estate In Ocoet &c.
q short notice and On rsasonsbistsrms.
G.. HI. Eldfldge.
= Conssyase~ sai Noteer RAxe.
I. saH-dwtf Rneo Up-0taira Post O0es Bloek
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now - Innasse.
= - -: !, ,; /: $50! e
49, ~ s<.,saz iSss ls~ss.
0ale-le bsesss = q IL vOeesrp. H
Hosk-fif1er eoast. asw elooine Y n. 3
Lee-sseSy
wAieksy-sir6r = Aslos.ss ssr wssssss
LoaAoo Warketo.
~ AaaAas 0uossl May 10.
Qeosy-Hls09.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

= "a 100000 H m W ARD
THE DRAWING or WmITTKR'B
HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION
WIN take plass ~ \ 1897, 1t st. Jsssph, nish.
First Premium. THE M0DEL FRUIT FARM!
m ~ = -"" ~
GnANDE1T .xCUno1oN Ever ~
limited
candon
TEN STEAMERS! TEN BANDS OF MUSIC!
ln PEACH
will
tH .ofa
Of
CG1ts
LIST OF pR9a01UNoO. .=s.r
x&,Se q svNAmn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

We VIII dispose u Cessiacaecs 1t the following
1os ss.ss ~ vim suswore o. Csstiaeass, o, .hs,s
or 9S0o. I'D twsair ~ foo.ee % Agents q Cubs.
when 0ossy eeee09oateoe ~ oseef. We will Sod
~ q saGFsvees v1tA each Cssei1csse, non whicA
Aanoee 6ses 80 d9sesnt viSietise. ~ rst D3ee q
vAisA o . eacA in any Art Asocalioa b Ne ecso1sy
Obseese tAat yOa s1esivs nsasiy ~ wsstA - yess
money at once, and q the same ttms IN opportunity
= given you - secure an indspsadsnt fortune 1os
The Horticultural ~ so01asoon
Must not b., eonSosnded with the Dollar Gin
COneeetS and humbuge which have oeen advertised -
extcnaively throughout the country.
s' &C., e d ns.s,s' ~
Henry Monroe. bcina duly swora. eays that he hss
exanlooo the csrti0ed Abstract q Title to smith
Whttiefo Yhr0 or 81 Acres. at g. Joeerh, Mica and
according to y, End ths title pssSsctln Nm.
Hnnnv b. M0oo0a.
Subscribed end swosn TO before me this sd day q
February A. D. 1857. N. W. MUnrus. Notary Public
The Association would respectfully refer TO The I'll
lowing eentlensen
Hon. Morgan Sherwood, Hon. J. Morrison, 0epss.
d Ward, J. y. Stevens. y =. King, O. W. Oviate st.
Joseph. Michigan; @. 3. Frink, Chicago. ILL.,; b. +,
Lawrence, Banker; Stephen Lashes, 1lgin, III. L.
Gileit Aurora, ILL.,; William B0st. Nils, Mleh.
Applications for Certificates shsald b sdlscssed to
0MlTm WmnTTlRR.
Chicago, HI.
All letters eontai1ise ovss efe plsass sseistss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

F.: ;; -
WHITE PINE COMPOUND!
4 esw e1ssl = ~ snlsssl shsosoAous uAssssa,
e. aS:ss Il. - go 49,. = 49, =: 6 : %
80 ~. 49, = - Lcc.. = u tssisos wAish
he White Piae CeoDeaAd Cares
"a - QsleA Ccsehs. DlSnA(A DssaeAnis.
II, - .S - 80? <: 49,. I:::s.
l.;:e,als a. @ Kiissss q tasasss. dsssss. 81
me WHITE PlDE COMPOUND
,.sss - =. -: 49,: = - e 49, = -;
essIsssl1s ~. 9 - O - 80 IS.
49, T. ss"s - -: ~ = = = -.
80 =. & I: ~ : :. 80; = g s ::s
~ =: 49,: - -: 8 8 -: 20 e.
SWO0vS u1U4 ~ - y09o0o ~ 0uWoVD1s
- soa(ssSRooso - eePee11 80 900 1S1.S
~ - 49, o9slna ~ 800 Wen lIuS
- :s:s; a. = - - Z; =: =. e. -
81 - 81 vln. Z. =. OGRSs, ~. 5000 q -
ee0en ~ 119os na1s - q $685.
00eeaoo1. - - - AigAly pleoSe1 Win 1Aose.
= : ~ 49,. "a "a sSsosa s g 80
= $3.50. 9 5000. e. ] m edvsssssS
lsass - 80 tins iAsss. hel besS vIoiseaieSi =
9o0esee al.ae 60 hoads0e os,laes Wue1A. Whss0
bot ~ 1sa4 Of al ~ eosGA fsmsdieo 6 ~ ~
Bel. eAo u eean 0oinealAs hat poston. men 4
go seesoa e tile; u b vssy soothine ana hsses
. neeores . Wasnlee 70 ths sto0sek aod nleSHS4
Wieoes 20 ~ seDte, end y sxoeedinGly cheoo
"a remedy for hidnsy comp5sioeD ~ WIN,
Pins Co0eoeod stands pnsIvalsd, Il ~ - o,isS.
essee ses sAae pusposs but person ueina Il ~
eeese 80 net only cured Of 8 couch. NM - ~
eessS o. kidney dimculty Of ten yecss etandins -
olaee that occidental discovery nsnr thopesn6s sve
seso y ios " csas eomplslnt. aud have been con-
- As sbovs wss writtsa By Dr. Poland. IN isso -
oloes eaea, - b ManchssAs, The White Pine Co.
poSnS ne ssnen tAe lead Of an Cough ssasdiss r.
NJ. ~ pfepeseeoa fer tho cure Of Kiloey di66cel
~. svsey city, town. village end hsmlef Vhror1h
o9S soe New knalond 0tates.
S fenseS Y - safs and pleasant TO taks q II 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18

uAvIn0 u0nm guOA0ED IN T1lE PAAU
u slee u Mellsoas 80 0ssgssy for The laoe
4vuBss-Ssvs 1aAas ~ saD 0sAse. Aee Dssmaa.
eeely loseaeA y THE city. ead eesse hi6 Dso1set
vtsaeity. 81 Aopss b bic lees sspsssssss M
eAe lieeasse ~ As ell0e4s, y 0sslt aad receive
Deetlea 81 puolls Do1eo069o.
y0ee essAss 81 Third cad Dssly, over Lia6.
sos'e Jeuelsy otsse, restdsase y 1Aes wee -
0ssly kaeVo - NE Rultsa neuoe, - Weeee
elesse. eAevs ~ hsalos. ssas0 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-18
r. w = B 8 o N,

r. X. EARLE 4 CO.,
aAuurAuYuunuD a.
oupse1ss Cotton, Wool and Flax
eMOchSsee Card. Cvothtseg,
Coablag Aprens for silk md wosstsd. -.
WoRoHsrRn cAuD NANuFACrOnY.
0salloa esssse Wmessees. No..
Near W0essa !. =. Dseoe.b Nsz7-6iy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
HABITUAL CONsTIPl ZION.

HOW TO KFFEoT A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
Home 1paons Of fe predsposo 10 Costiyeness es-
pecialy those which allow but little exercise Persons
who contract this unfortunate habit body under such
circumstances might possbly be relieved by changing
their sedenary empoymens for ohcrs Of more sctiye
kinds but this iD By certain Hsbitua const.
patton 70 very obstin,to disorder All tho ordinary 80
called remedies invariably aggrsyats IT, Nothing can bo
moro injurious than the continued uso Of strong
apoens. They ct first irriate, and finally smosl para
yEo the bowels-rendering them torpid that onor-
nous doses OF cathnrc medicines have NO effect upon
them mild nperfent, combined with gentlo stmu.
lint Ii tho tue remedy; and combination in the hap
pess proportion Of these ngrsdnnts. Is found in HOS.
TETTER'B STOMACH BITTERs. This famous
somachio nyigorates the whole intestinal canal whilo
quietly removing from its eonyolutions all impedronts
to fce passage through thcm. No nero purs.yo hiss
this double operation No ordinary atmulart effects the
desirod object. Cases Of Constipation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical have boon cured
In fosweaks By tho Btera. To those who have tried
al tho medicines Of the dispensasy In vxtn We SAY ty
this Irresistible gmnIant and aperient Thoro Il no
sufhont reason why Constipation should the eo,se-
quenee Of sedentary habits- H0sTETTRR's BrTTRRs
By supplying the vtgor which would Otherwise be de-
rived from oIercise viii In oil enable tho stem to
perform its eIeretory functions regularly and health
fary. o February II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
OMeiU M gTd1e, '-T. =

Will be sold, under tho direction Of the underaiRned at
aab G o a.x cast house dn1 10 ls city on tho
ALI that TRACT OF LAND. In the State OF Florida be-
ing In ToYnship SIX Of twontysovon and Tosnshp sx
boundary and description thereof as appear nom The
plat OF survey made and returned Into the oco Of tho
Florida, with the field notes therey " IN r. w. Horrta
United States Deputy Surveyor and Ala in Rad ofcc
ono and twenty.hundredths ncres OF land. i - -
the above Tract hns been divided Into socons OF leo
scres AND VIII be 80 solt plat OF the Land may be
ferms-OnS.haH cash; balance in one year, secured
oy pond OF tho purchaser and personal security and
mortgage OF the lands Purchascr TO pay for paporn
JANIS TUPPRR, Master in Faulty
PSF The following papers will please copy and Gend
Bill 70 this oince Saynnnnh Republican and AunIata
ConstituionRlst tuf - FehT.E6
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Etghty.fue Thousand Dollars Desirable iSecuritie
at auction.
HY Il IN A YTflN IfNnn

Et9hty.tire Thousand Dollars Desirable Securities
at auction.
by j. DRhYTON FORD.
Broker and ComrufssIon Agent,
VIII DO sold by order Of tho President and Diroctors of
tic Elmoro Mutual Insurance Company OF CharIeaton
OF tho north of tho old Custom House In iho CITY OF
Charleston. South Carolina on TUESDAY tho 10Th ,sy
OF Fobruhry, 1867, at IL O'Clock A. NJ without nny
manner Of reserve limitation the following Valuable
Securities: No ~
s30. 900 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
|, COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS guaranteed by
Stato OF South Carolina. =
s16,000 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SECOND LIEN. 1850 -
$500 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD SIX PER CENT.
BOND. redcemabn 1863. = -
$4,000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ak PER CENT
BONDS. -
CENT. STOCK.
$500 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT STOCK,
interest seml-annually
s2lo CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
intercst quarterly.
1886 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS State guarantee.
S22io CHARLESToN AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN.
S2lO0 SIATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS
S97.b0 SOUTH CAROLINA ltA1LROaD d COUPONS
ap- Shareholders Of the Ehnoro Insurance Company
who mny purchase Of the above Securities can have
their presumpyo interests In the of the COMPANY
credited In settlement, II they SO desire.
january jl hstuG No. 40 broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
THE ANDERSON PRrsoNERs.-wo clip tho follow
ing extract from tho Washington correspondence
OF the Cincinnati Contnt rcjnt.

IHE ANDERSON PRIsoNERs.-Wo clip tho follow
ing extract from tho Washington correspondence
OF the Cincinnati Commercial:
Some further facta have recently come 10 light
respecting Secretary Stanton's connection with tho
cnse OF tho four South Caroinians found guilty by
a Military Commission Of tho murder Of threc
Maine soldiers in October 1865. It appears that
tho sentence OF two Of them was conmutod by
General sickos TINT Secretary Stanton, in Wow OF
tho opinion hold BY the Supreme Court relative to
tho legality OF military trials since tho close of
hostilities, recommended the communication Of tho
death sentence. Tho other two, who no aays ho
b1lcvos wero the murdercrs were properly tried
before military tribunal, justly convicted. but Il
did not socm to him proper to recommend thor
execution, in view of the opinion which he know
was held by tho Supreme Court. Ho recommend
cd the confinement Of the prisoners at the Tortu-
gas, but afterwnrd changed tho recommendation
to Fort Delaware. He consulted no ono bul Con
eral Townsend as to tho proper place OF imprison-
mont, and recommend i Fort Delaware becnuse
no thought II on tho whole the best Of the military
prisons for that purpose. He pcyer for moment
anticipated that tho civil courts would intorfero
with them there.
Whom tho writ Of hd5cas corpus was issued, he
instructed tic oi6ser TO mako the proper returns
and decline to deliver up tho prisoners. Ho docs
not state what ordors il any, were sent to the OF
ncers by tho Attorney General, at tho instance OF
the President nor does no say anything about tho
influence brought to bear upon tho President to
secure tho removal Of tho prisoners from the Tor
tugas to Fort Delaware.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
Col. e. q. Tow.

Wo publish tho following o1tract from tho
Raleigh Sentinel, because tho extraordinary tnlo
Col. TEws being ayo aud in prison Is bcing now
generally circulated throughout hiH nativo and
adopted States; but whilo tho matter was confined
to ono or two OF tho country papers, without tho
slight appearance OF truth il now assumes wo Or
forrcd not mentioning anything OF il in our paper:
Tho following statement by tho EIlsboro' Re-
becn to IIillsboro' and communicated with Mrs.
lew and friends: Rumor in this mattor will DO
busy, and, therefore, tho public should receive
statements attributed to bIr. Wallace, wo regretted
tho publication OF tlom, lost il might royiye hope
neyor to be Sratiiled In tho bosom OF his friends
and especially III her who nearest to him.
iience we delayed noticing 1t. Now We learn that
tho statements Of Mr.. Wallace are 30 far credited
tna Sos one Of tue Of the Academy has
thcAe circumstances, 1t is best for tho prcss to
nwLlt further Developments, and suspend tho pub
aver that Col. Tow is dead. Tho following, from
tho liillsboro' Recorder, may DO relied upon as
containing the grounds upon which BIZ. Wallace's
statements arc beloved in HiliBboro.
The citizons Of this place wcro greatly surprised
though gratiiied to learn that Colonel Tow is prob
s's ave- waassS senng ms ~ G Sof Ron his
Arkansas, represents himself to hnve boon
prisoner In tho Government prison at tho Dry Tor
H1 Ta b9on confined since
OF January last. He says that nmong tho prison.
ers at proaent confined ut the Dry Tortugas, ia
Col. q. Q. Tow, who was wounded and osptufed at
tho battle OF Sharpsburg; that ho was taken to
Fort Delaware, and afterwards to Fort Clinch on
tho Florida coast; that at some point in his trans
Turner OF tho Northern ariny, for which ho WAS
tried by court-martial, and sentenced to por-
pctual imprisonment at tho Dry Tortugas; that he
tho attempt to escape, from which lic was st suf-
foring. Ho says that Col. Tow is passing under an
assumed name, but that he gave him his roal
DrOf9HaInu n n infin or
frequency OF intercourso with Col Tew, is sstiB-
flod OF bis identity: It will be remembered that at
shot in the hoad this man says ho has stil the
marks OF wound in hs head
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
ONR OF TILE HONE GuAnD.-A "tlraft sneakn has
turned up in htemphis court procoeikaga. A neHs-

UNB OF TIE HOME GUAnD.-A ''draft sneak" has
turned up in Memphis court procoeskags A nows-
paper OF that city gives the following account:
Apetition WAS received from ono g. ". Elliott
that no was resident OF Onoidn County, N. Y,
when tho war began, and named Sins E. Smith,
but Wishing to avoid the draft, ho lefs the State,
came to Memphis, and I'D ,pt cd the namo Of g. ".
Elliott, and that ho md his wife had gone under
that namo over since. Ho now prayed that his
name be changed back to silas E. Smith, Judge
Leonard remarked that this was probably the
most remarkable document that had oyor boon
submitted to the court: Justice Creighton moved
that his nnmo DO changed, and that Justice
Justice Miller moved to take away his nafao and
leave him without any. Q,aughtor.) Justice
Walker said that the court had nothing to do with
u whaterori ho could change his name forty timos
IL he wanted to, but tho county court had nothing
to do with it. Dropped under the table.)
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IL. IL.

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you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
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Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
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feb7 1yr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


J. DaiYTos FOND will sell this day at No. Exchange
street. large variety Of damaged artces they now
stand ON the premises.
MCKAY q CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. DO t6 Hhse atreet opposite Post
Office at 10 O'Clock, quantity OF damaged goods no
tons, fannes. readymnde clothing. liquors. &C.; and
at IL o'clock general assortment OF household furnl-
ture
WILBUR Son will sell this day. at their salezroom,
corner OF State and Chalmers strcets at halfpast 10
O'Clock, whiakey, SOAP shoe clothing sesars butter &C.
H. ADRAHA,s soas will sell this day. at their sales.
room No. IS Hayne street. at IL O'Clock, lot OF dAmag
cd dry goods, &C. also, . lot Of clothing, &c.
MILES DEiKH will sell this day, at his store corner of
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'Clock 80 and
toons Of boots and shoes. to oloso consisnmens.
BAoKus will sell this dny. Mt his store No. 1s1 Meet
ing soo ut hnlfpast 10 o'clock largo quantity Of diff
ferent grades OF tobacco.
l. g. e. BENNETT will sell this day. near the old
Exchange at IL O'Clock sl7so worth city SIX per conts
in sums to suit purchasers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
MIS- SCEL | a NEOUS,
S 500 900.

WJILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: THE
w nAmo and value Of each article of our 1ooda are
marked on tickets. placed In scaled envelopes md wo
mixed On receipt OF 25 cents envelope containing
such ticket will BIO drawn without choice aud delivered
at ofce sent by mail 10 any addrcss Tho pur.
which may be from one to 6vo hundred dolInrs-cnu
thcn. payment OF dollar, receive tho article
named or exchange II for any other article markell
on our circular at tho value Every ticket draws an
article worth ono dollar or moro. No BL,sKa
Our patrons can depend fnir honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at onre regard.
lcss OF ita value promptly scnt directed By return
mall, or express.
Lnters nom many persona acknowledging tho receipt
OF vnluHble gina rom ua, may be flo our
fec, among whom We arc permitted to refer to:
John 8. Holcomb. Lnmbcrtvc, N. j., gold watch ynuo
S250 Mrs g. Bennett No. $50 Cumberland street Brook
lyn. sowing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
ington, D. O., diamond pin. S176; J. G. Suthefnnd No.
100 Lexington nyenuc piano. 1850; Mrs. M Jackson No
203 Nineteenth street. N. Y, sowing machine 100; Jos
Camp, Emira, N " melodcon, $50; BIias L. Collins
htnntn, Ga. diamond cluster ring. S2a5: DR.. Henry
Smith. Worcester, Mass sowing machine, $S5; H. Shaw
No 13S 10Th street n y, gold witch. $3.50; Edw. Boyu.
ton, Nashville, Tenn, nelodoon. 800; James RUSSELL
Montgomery, Ala gold hunting watch, $3.50; H. T.
Smith, Providence, X. L. silver lever watch SEQ; Oscar
Purify, Madison, N j., music box Sl6; Hon. Il L. Now.
Oh, st Pauls, Minn gold watch, S1S5; J. II. Spcrry
IitchAold. Conn, silver watch, S55; VIM. B. Peck uar.
lcm Ills, music box, S75; VIM. Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver ten set, s25 Mss E NJ. Schouck, Detroit Mich
Hotel. New Orleans. diamond ring. sl70; Mira Martha
Barnes, St Louis. Mo-. melodeon, vaiuo sl25.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
And not TO be paid for until you know what you have
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
THE TIME TO ADvEHTIsE In THE
COUNTRY.

Tho Daily SouA Carolinidn At Columbis, is now sent
to osary Posoiice in the State. Being tho oce pspor
OF the State It win be found at the present time cspe.
ciay valuable TO merchnnts aud ohers desiring 70 avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

Ui,dcrtrrfPi.'J Safe.
by j. D3aYTUN FORD,
- Broker md Auctionccr.
VIII be sold at No. Exchange street THIS DAY. the
10Th inst, ut II O'Clock a. NJ account OF all con-
cefned, the following articles, thcy stand, in
street, - " : ''e'
ABOUT so PAIRS WINDOW aAsuEs-aLAZEp.
About AZ Panel and Moulded White Pine DoUrs
About l0.tO0 Wlo Pine Clnpboarsls.
About 1000 Spruce Pine PIcketa.
ABOUT 1000 feet Of Oak and White Pine Pinch pIauks
hn" 1,inSh p STRIPE anil by 4-inch Spruce Scantling.
Siinslo MaclIine-sllghtly damaged.
lingB. e' ~ 'p
lot Ploughs.
boz valuable. hcayy Trace aud Log Chains. with
Circular Raw Mill, without Saw,
Conditions caHh.
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