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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30
NEW YORK.
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SMITH THE HALTER
FOR 81 AND UPWARD

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rnscs q per sir boxes for ss.t mail Sold By Drag
80 ana Wholesale BY the Pscprisors. -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

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casding TO directions, 70
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

lN9URANCGs
HARTWELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY;
IA1B
u o0aapo0N & CO..;
Mutual Deoo1t Llle h. Ce0p'y,
Assess, enes oooyoe
Centlusatal Fire II Company,
Assess. ~, see, 600.
Security Fire lns. Company.
Asssss. 81, ses eco.
Insurance o., q North AneRleas
Assssss en.see. eoee.
ELofollaF0 Fire In1uro0cc o ,
AssessV - 49, 80.
nerd 1ne1le1n r1re II Cent,
|. + = = ~. sssss. os10yeee. -
u Aorce llro Insurance O.
Asessss oeoo. -.
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nnsaro Ag.ss Osasraa AeeaAsass,
49,: 81 s, 1. 3. 49,. ss. ssS ssse.'s
Once Ne. - Brady Osrees.
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auAkSV OW - W.
. DAUKD00,
~ 0aoAAa6o p1eoo, New Y0e1A
/ $500 aaoo1ioe 6svses1 = Wssoan baD1D6A
- Speculative Aessunts dssllos6. :
- - - cAasass. ".
Hsls11f Z - ~. oa,sss, m. -,
l1nunaeoes Nati0oA1 0aak, DevesD0st, Iowa.
0o11noG1 1oneo Honk. oe De M0ense, love-.
Ooooo uooDoomD DGnh, keOkuh, lows.
0eoeo Donk ~ lows md Bsanchee.
Deoee oovinGD Associations, H. Louis, No.
q. Lgeis D11llpg - 1eviag Ase0elaeoOas D. Losll
D1sus Nsliosal Baak o. Lafayette. New Albang 80
Je0sesoaville, lnAjaoe.
Hespess Deah ceKsasseey. Looievsl1ss -.
Maehaote' Dsnk - LDolSvGls, - oeese0y
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'oAs1RlNo AND excnAM6g
BOYD BROTHERS,
BANKERS { BROKERS,
~ CLARK ST.

% GAAkGA Sls
CHICAGO. ..lLE.
0ealOso IN Government oocu.
rifles, gold, silver, canasA
00nk.notOO And compound
lntoeoot notes. Particular at.
sonelou given to orders for
$780, 0s2o'op l0-4O'o and Ill
Legitimate stock and Nonc1o.
oankOtU and oaeschanto oam
olUolo 10Y en- 0htalnlng tho
hloou6o1 sglaskoe pslCo.
ss22ss1sT.E. E. s sq5. : S S':s s' d.
-! - I. = Z; csssssss: a lsAs:s Z n, n
11DDr
NATIONAL BANK
AM
Depssllsfy q - Usltsd States.
Tals BANkxrnk rlasr NATIONAL pAnx
- semasAcs ossiasas In tAs Uaitsd Ssesss)
eoatlnues 70
BUY { SELL EXCHANGE
ON The mostfavorabls tseus--nakine esl,,esieve
. ~ accs ssibls points. ed draws ~ I'll the
ksomsss.s placeS IL The Uaitsd states; dsals
0stA Cesepesss ~sss GELD ~,sep
Silver COises,
AID makes IL own SIGHT Or TIME DRAFTS
% over 30 csfiss and sowss In
England, Scotland, ireland.
and on the continent Of Europe.
Itpays The highest market price for all Of the
maturing gold coupons. and has constantly ou
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

vsea DE-. Uhasesiss's knprsss fos the hais. sal
0od q ~ d eaaime 70 s.. eof6ielly recon.
mend u 70 the psblis.
skTT HEAD.
Adj Gen. n. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

Ease / BeonsIhy in washing
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-30

xAxouss.sa, n. n, June -. 1888.
Messrs. r. l.. WAllAca Co., 0snts-l have
end an pleased with the results. 6nd Il he
puPest aud cleanest article have ever seeo.-
Ii IL all that II claims 70 be 10 every respect
Yours, 10,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01

strumeut which 10 an ornament 10 this besuti-
full house, - ven - an cid to tAsir young
choir In assisting their pastor 10 his minister.
al duties. The sermon. by Elder George N.
Payne. founded on Exodus, Is: 8. was . very
logical and able discourse, giving synopsis OF
Solomon's Temple, the hrst building ever for
mslly dedicated to God. lie spoke OF the ear
ly settlement OF the town. It being the Oldest
In the State. In the evening lecture was
given by Elder Daniel P. Pike Of Nswburyport'
for the benefit Of the Society. His subject WAS
"Skepticsm." II was listened TO with mark
ed attention. Il being . very instructive and
able lecture. and all seemed we'll paid for the
amount given for admission, t2o cts Elder
Wilson will give the society years preaching.
III.
I York. Feb. 25.. 1867. 30 o
Just - we were printing last week the Item
that our friend Black had suspended laying In
Ice for the season, In accordance with oar con.
versa.iou the day before, In osme the order.
"Print me $50 bills advertising for 100 teams
wanted Immediately to haul Ice. I'm going to
take advantage Of the cold snsp'". Well, We
like just such incongruities Is this when the ad-
denda show the same favorable turn ofafslrs.
Our unstable weather often spells many . cal.
eulation ~ Il spolls many news item, same
% Il spoiled one Of ours lat winter. We wrote
eomplimsnting the clerk Of the weather for the
pretty December days We were enjoying In
point Of fact the article Was quite postio-and
before the paper got into circulation Il Was
snowing and blowing 'dike oil possessed"
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, Feb l8th--Read and assigned
AN act to project the rights Of the PEN
obscot Tribe OF Indians; an act to incor-
poratc the Biddeford and Saco Railroad.
Passed to be cngrossed-An net to incor-
porate the Kirery Marine Railway; act in
favor Of Westbruok Seminary; to nccept
Surrender Of charter Of Piscataqua Fire &
Marine Insurance CO.; granting certain
powers to Baptist Society in e. Berwick.
HOUsE.-Read and nssigned-An act to
make valid the doings Of municipal officers
and sup. school com. Of tnwn Of Cornish |;
to incorporate the Mousam Manufacturing
Co; to extend corporate powers Of Alfred
Bank to incorporate Saco and Biddciord
Shipbuildipg Co. ,.'
Passed to bc engrosscd- Act to incorpo-
rate Saco and Boston Steamboat Co.
Passed to be enacted Acts to incorpo
rate the Casco Mills. also Lockwood Mills |;
to incorporGe the Shapleigh and Acton Az
ricullursl Society !, granting certain powers
to Baptist Society in Berwick. 49,.
SENATE l9th.- The bill TO annex the
town Of Dnnvillo to Auburn Ivy a majority
vote OF both towns taken together, was
passed. In the House, passed TO bc en-
crossed. resolves in favor Of tho Northern
Pacific Railroad also an act TO incorpor-
ute tho Saco and Biddeford Ship building
Corporation; also to legalize tho doings Of
the town officers Of Cornish. ."..
SENATE, Wednesday, 20ih.-P Passed, net
enabling Portland to supply itself with wa
ter. House concurred in the Senato's ac-
ton relating to ntes Of interest. IL both
branches on Thursday large amount Of
business was transacted, mostly Of private
acts Of incorporation. Ordered that State
tax of 500 900 he assessed.
IN tho Senate, on Friday, tho amend
mcnts to the liquor law were discussed
without coming to vote. On Saturday
the bill to reduce the valuation Of Portland
was passed. The repeal Of tho usury laws
was discussed. The House was mostly &C.
cupled in discussing the report for the equal.
izaton Of bountics. In the House OF Sat
unlay, voted to adjourn Feb. 26th, if the
Senate concur. Resolve vert presented IN
favor of the assumption Of town war debts.
TThe s. J. e. has decided such an action
which settles the matter.
En-
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truct to support a frst class Newspaper
and bring to its management inc pcs' e ell
nal education and talent In the statc; hncy
were not allowed 10 be heard. Such tningS
cannot he allowed to 20 on successfully.
When the great national questions are set
tied, parties will divide the State printing
will fall 10 the successful party. One OF
the accusations urnins, US will he ihnt we
have allowed the patrnnarc ofthe Stateprint'
inv to 20 year after year to those who have
controlled the government, and run the ma
chine lust ms they pleased, and are going on
lust rs they please, and who think they
shall always do 10. hons the Senate will
now indicate the co,,n,,. they are detennin.
ed IN p,,r,,,e.
Mr.. Caldwell smoke against laying OH
the table.
Mr.. Ludwig read a paper stating the nc
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Total FOR Ten years, ............

This sum docs not inc Judo the amount
Maid to tho Ksnnebec Journal for aalver.
Using. &c, in its capacity of'S.atc Paper"
/ We want a paper that shall support tho
interests ofthc party. II Is for this that we
have panty Ssate paper. We have closed
the doors against competition from any
quarter. We want a live newspaper. The
fact Is, we arc not SO strong that we can al.
ford to throw awsy oil this patronage. -
When The Southern rebels and tho North :
ern, copperheads again organize their forces
we shall need all the patronage OF printing
for papers that shall effectnaly serve our in.
forests. The mode OF conducting thuf pa.
par shows tl,ata its proprietors want Is
what they can get out OF the Treasnrry.
Everybody knows that that pepper Is ONO
consequence to the support OF grcat party:
Ycan and years ago w had spaPsr ]
WIS proud Of s. Luther Sevcrsncc con-
Quoted il He never came to ask patron, I
arc, but wo wcre proud Of his paper and
pleased to give him all the patronage wo
could. Ia his place there has risen s'rnsn
thai, kSsw uos Joseph. Ths t,apor now 10
tho pride Of no one. say j. ia disgrneol
to The county and the State, ! mean as
party NEWSPAPER Tho printing OF h g
Tbaso wste paries willing TO contract Tor
the s,ate printing, and 70, gFe t'ondis apd 70
put w the money, that they would MIMI
their contfact They wcfo willing 10 eon-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-03-01
ERA Youso LADY, returning to b

country homo, amer sejourn Of . few months In
The city, vas hardly recognised by her friends.
In plsoe Of coarse, rustic. aushed fs,e she hal
soft, ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead OF twenty.three she really ap-
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry s TO The sAuso
q % great . change. sho plainly told them that
che used the CIRCAssIAN BALM. and sos-
sidsred u IN Invaluable acquisition 10 any LAdy's
toilet. by 10 use any Lady or Gsntlsman can iu'-
provo their personal appearance hupirsd fold.
Il 70 simple 10 It's combustion. - Nature herself
70 simple, yst unsurpassed In It's efficacy In draw
mg impurities from. also healing, cleansing ssd
bsAutifyinx tbs skin and complexion. by Ito d..
rect action on the suticls Il draws IRON u oil its
Impurities, kindly healing the zane, and leaving
the surface Is Nature Intended should be- clear.
suooth, sofs and beautiful. Pres 81. sent by mail
or express, on receipt OF IN orderly
W.. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists
No. . West Psyette b., syrsss's, n. y.
Tho only American Agents Tor the 'A'. OF The
- Iyrs
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No. 4.
Dr.. Echonck, tho Lung Doctor.

n he Proprietor Of scIENck.s ruINoNIc
SMUT ths inventor ~ BCHENCKB kLsffRoh-
ErER, the only instrument thas can 20 . certainty
Ssteet hs sushisst nsmss - Ne rssplratory orrans
This 70 Of ETsat nppenapcs 70 pr. BChLNtk b. hnow
the sIsct condIuon Of the lsngs yhstAsr Iss.reu-
pas Fulnoaay Tirvuehial fssyftie, o. Dyspspe Coa.
sumption, and wAsshsrS \ bots lnss % sa1 sss sAA'
sasirss esnstant and hns rsst,es 10 bsccms
fsmIliaT with every scsnd % FstiIinS - . Mssased
spsashiai tsos. Psassnts " De. sCiENCk tosst
sIsmined that have bssn szamsed By their nmiiy p@-
scian, who told them that their fsrgs wsrs amost roOe
when. BY ebss examination with The Rsspiromstsr,
b onsn fand that 10 10 N sdsstba - tie bsuuehiAl
tube and BY settng Q healthy action o. the hvsr and
tone - The stomach, tho sansrss BsstoSsd -
heal,. somstimes ssiietss tkst vIu sssp eoaSh 70
certain death " The rsisel- loets up the liver. stcps
ne circulation II the blood hsmnsnAss ows, and. In
Act. stopping the sssa u the WI ssysns uAt eassd
the cough. .. ..
D. sessnsh wts ~ Professionally st Nh sonas every
week. ~ bond Street. New lork, and y Ans,sr street.
Bestoa. nom 4. ~. MN q. %. lie gfvss sdvice
nee; bat br thorough o. ssninstion with ne Esspi-
rcster Tie ehans y -. ns rsvdhtNs an fof sale By
oil dfurhn and desievs. siso mn svppfy q ell umes
81 kis Roma Prize Of The fufmas Syrup sd seawted
Toale each glO per bo,tle, 90 $50 tho ksn doseny
Mandrake rms Is eenis PER boz. GRO. e. GOODWIN
= co. ~ Hanover Street, Agents for postea- Jos saiS
By ~ druSyst.
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MACMILLAN b., again .ldic.,ed, perhaps.

Macmillan has again abd'cased' Pen"f*
Illinois has reelected Senator Tumbull
A serious insurrcctiou is impending 10
Spain.
Earl Russell ccnsures our government
for pleading for the Fenians.
The government receipts from all sources
OF revenue last week were six millions o
,iollarr.
The old "Bell Tavern" in Portsmouth
built in l743, was burned last Monday, viii
some stores on Congress street.
Gen. Logan is on tho stump in Con
necticut. ..... ...
John d. Deirics has becn unnnimousl,
elected Congressional Printer.
The members Of our Legislature have re
fused to raise their salary.
One thousand dollars only Is invested ia
cotton manufactures in Tennessee.
The bridal presents ut a wedding in New
York amounted to SlOo,OOO. o.
Rev. o. T. Mo,,lton Of New Hampton
N. H., has accepted call to the passionate
Of the Casco street church in Portland.
The Emperor Napoleon will soon issue a
decree granting perpetual right Of social
and religious meetings.
~ Miller I'm, bccn o,,o;n,ed SURVEYOR
Of Customs at Portland. and Jeremiah II.
Fcnno Collector Of the 9Th Distric, Of Maine
in place Of Jas. n. Butler resigned.
Thc ,oI,;c,, c,mp,;yn in N. i,,mpsbir.
:. h..om;,r very earnest, and Tho R.nubl;.
can. ,,ovs .,,,,, n the cncrS,ncv. The
election take, place March 18th.
S...,.- r....,do, ,,;,L. Tim, r. TIM 20.
IN 49,. ",., -
=, e.
'oe m 80 - L.. .o.,~
So w" w"
inc Ne"'asH" Ies.'a'u'0 ""' 'a''"e"
the con'n'onS l"P'sco ny "o"greS' 10, .a'
'.'v" '" w 90
Wv, :, ~, Go :, ,... ,,n,n;n,,,.
""' :" wv ~
Inc LONDON Lancet 10 ]" "o''' what 70
call se'er"' young 'od'es VINO recently
Passcd an oh"",'"a''oh 'or "n'"'sS''" 10 ''e
soe'e.yo' nPo'necar'cS' Z" '"",' s"sses'
"Po'he-cnresses as an "pp'opr'o'e ''''e'
The course Of Reveriy Johnson in vot.
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EARLY MANUFACTURING.

A writer in the Saco Democrat noticing
M article under the above head which was
copied in tina, paper and credited to the
"Dry Gssds Reporter" which latter paper
stole il irsm our columns one year ago, has
rome Interesting remarks relating to the
early manufactures OF cotton. The first
cotton mill built In the United States was in
1857 aud the aforesaid writes while young
was an operative in that mill. lie says;
I, was brick building, built in lIsi,
abost sixty feet long and ihir'y-eight M
wi,l,h and three stories, including base
mcnt, with the sllls OF the windows near
the ground. This story was used ns a
weaving room, containing eighteen looms,
warning sppamt,s and rcels. There was n
woo.len building contiguous TO, The above
when, IN, horse power was applied. Two
large horses CARVED nu upright shaft, from
which drum went into tho second s'oey
ofihe mill and csuiai the carding niael''ne
and roping. The carling machine was
much ike an old fashioned wool machine
II had two main cylinders, so that the cot
ton went through hut once. IL mado rools
which were taken 10 the Billy, a machine
with thirty spindlcs Gar enough apart to al.
mi, large cob OF roping. The lilly hada
feed cloth in the rear, the long rollers that
carried which were TWO and Q half isct
,nart. anal the back roll enc and half icet
from the floor, aud incliDing To the back
ro,I, of the machine, and the rolls IRON the
card, were passed up on this cloth, and the
,c,xe, spl;ced ON the rolhpwith her fingers
ns they moved up toward Tho rulers Iio
cobs were taken from this machine nnu pu'
in a rack in the rear Of tha spinning !.n-
MES, Of which there were three, on which
they swin warn and Rliing. The wsrp wus
woupl os spoels Cor The varying sPpaa'
tus, which was oil done by hand, and me
filing on lobb,ns for the shuitles. lhey
lad clock rsel making twelve skeins ut a
lime, f6r eli thss was 10 bo lcclored %
b,e~ched. The Warp tos bedlicking was
pan oolorrd blus with indiev and part With
the fiilims bleachcd. The tickings were bet.
ter than any have seen OF late years They
rpld r~ssiily - evsasy. Ave cents pc yard.
Tho yarns were al made into vslvrss. cord.
uroys snd jesns, oolored with sumach end
prin,-,l with black stripes Cor boys elo,bcsI
There wevc eighteen iooms with ny shut
sics. Near sli the employees VIEW English.
mon. sci.o werr good workmen bsss wsntssi
a .huss" esery three or tour weeks
The coltos was al vet with soh waicr
.cI s0sy, n . elstem over large boiler,
when Il IVES spesAd on anct hung on stokes
.uA ds;sA - thes ~ sluc. u We tlen
trken ~ . whippsas maehlne-a fr.ms
sLrrc feet s,usze sad tso aud half high,
,uaAe of2 "a inch hand wood, the front
...os u.rns iaekes below <t.s osh-p; then q
cod - vpshsd into The ~ v'oers the
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chaser Or granite. III want TO know what
In h-l these arcT' pointing to the bould'
crs and the big lump Of granite.
Old N. took up q mighty forkful OF the
herds grass, gave il q toss into the hay
LOFT, then, leaning upon his fork, ejecting
L;s huss suid Of tobacco, and replacing u
with a HesL one, he took view Of the
fragments Of stone wall which lay before
him, and with one Of the blandest smiles,
replied;
s1xsms rveks" =
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cori in IN old fAshiond beadstesd, % near
N To jus, leave rom for Tho cotton Sod TO
pass ihroueh, end sAsr t,eing well whipped
with two white oak sticks was taken 70 the
picker, females employed for the purpose),
and after being picked il was taken to the
earning machine. Never saw any cotton
there that had passed through The "Gin."
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- Special Noticol

To tAs InAabtfsnfs Of BSs.Jert ssd ueisHy'
Having sold out my ofisce sUf practice In Nov
York, aod as ! shall not leave fbf Bsrope until
May next, comply 10 the request Of many q the
respectable citizens of Bhdeford. and consequent
ly shall be Mt the Bddeford House during the hvo
coming weeks. whore shall DO pleased 10 meet all
nv old ffSspds and patients, and oil who may no
suirering from old CHRONIC DfSEAStS that have
hafYjed all methods Of treatment. will tfeely re-
or any one 10 each and every patient, under my
care when Was at Biddcford last September.
~ Dr Harvey will he at his 0Gice, No. % POsS
ST., Biddsforf, Me-, for several weeh,, where no
can he consulted from . A, u. 70 8P. n.
remain your obedlent servant.
". HARVEY. ". -.
and Practical Chemist,
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TIE NATIONAL COUGH CURE

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STRANGE. but TrMe.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very Iauch 70 shs,i AZ
In. the dersgned. Those having feAs Of being
buabugged will oblise by not Noticing This card.
All others will please addrc-s their ohedient SER
yant. THOS. o. CHAPMAN,
Iyio Su Broadway, New York.
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GA certain member Of Congress from
ono of the Eastern States was speaking
one day on some important question, and
became very animated, during which sat a
brother, his opponent on the question,
smiling. This annoyed him very much,
and no Indignantly demanded why the
gentleman from - was laughing nj
him.
81 was smiling at your manner Of max
ing monkey faces, sir, was the reply.
10, make monkey faces, do !? We'll,
sir, you have no OCCASION to try the expert.
imcnt, for nature has saved you he trouble ~
The hammer was distinctly heard umnl
n roar of laughter, calling the house to
ORDER
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INDIAN vopotabIo b1ed1ctnos,

Prepared by scienco to sun each case will cleanse
the blood and restore health 10 the invalh. CAN
GERS, sCROFULA and tho worst Srms Of disease
cuy,s a Beot eIplsioipg tAess Asn viii b ssas
FREQ Address Dr. II. GREENE, 10 rxnrLs Place.
BOsroN. MASS. 3ms
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A GAR D.
TRIUMPH ENdNE HALL
BIppRroRp, Reb. ~, ~.

The Officer, md members OF Triumph Esgine Co.
No would tais this opportunity OF returning
their thanks 10 hs citiscns Of Biddesord and b.oo,
for thsr iibuai patronage on The occasion OF thslr
manly proprietor or ths Bfddsford nouss, or tns
excellent manner with which hs catered 10 tho
wants u Tie inner MAJ
Per order. q. r. DERRY, Clsrf.
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Oh. Auisa 1 ssurual,
BDDEFoRD. Ne, MARCH /, 1867.
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The REpuBLicANs ofthis city Are notified TO
assemble 10 Cisy Iisii. On fus~iay BvssisE. March
sth for the purpose of nomius,isxs esnd'dsss hs
Mayor 70 he supported si the coming Aanle'Pai
y,.st,ou. Pea ORpss err Coz.
Biddsfest, March 0, 1857.