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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-03

n 80 a YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEB
country home, after sojourn Of few months in the
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends In plsce OF
coarse 1usac flushed face. she had soft ruby com
plexon OF almost marble arnoothness and instead OF
tW ny-three she really appeared but eghen Upon in
qury as 70 the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that ahe used the CIRcAs IAN BALM, and
considered it an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By s use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their par
sonal appearance an hundred told It ia simple in its
combination. as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
cd In it's efficacy In drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and Identifying the akin and complexion
BY It's direct action the cucle 1t draws from it all its
Impurities kindly healing the same, leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should he-cear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Aal or Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, by -
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse. N. y
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
@AScA1 aAa ~ &&. 5.y- 1y c$"l-!
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- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Court Of commo,
Pleas at its next session for Charleston District for
chnrter OF Incorporation Of .sTHE HOMESTEAD BUILD.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION" @E'M&
Februprv a7 ai .e. !at,.. s:EI Ss1s.f. ! .IE
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AS The Relatives, Friends and Acquain.
tainces OF Mr. and Mrs. JOHN r. QUINN are res occt
invited to attend hefuncral former from his
w at the corner Of Vernon Marsh streets
80 1VIe'"oo' At Z oclock precisely. April 8
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&c D Z Q q "A q O IL. .
wv .e.I. ~, g..a.- -,.a7. '|-l'--9.',. L. Ii X,
CAPTAIN LOFTS NJ cOYETrrp
1000 TONS BURDEN,

--------"- .- m 1otV IoNS BURUEN, -0--"-- ----
CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ. CoxEITER.
ON AND AFTER THE 2sTH OCTOBER, EH1s FINE
~ SHIP VIII sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
FT.dny Night, at 10 o'clock Tor the above places
4 Al freight must be paid hero by shlppers.
Gangs OF egroes VII be ken to the abor points or
the St Johns River at s5 each. Chillrsn unoer teL
years or age free Horses and Mules at reuced rates
6S-Countly papers odvertla1ng sthe DICTATOR" viii
AGENTS. ,.st, ss5sgts8 M \ mi IN -1 = n - -
aRena:V . utn Ella &c Il ,.rF. Jeuua~y IS
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JUxcr1oa Cry Kansas, APRIL 2.-Gen. Hancox,
with the Inoian Expedition, 1900 strong, was at
tensely cold. During March the mercury was 20
degrees below zero. Snow very deep, and large
number Of horses and cattle frozen. I'M q
Gen. Anger and staff wero snow bound at Lone
Star Station, on the Northern Paclic Railroad q.
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90 The Relatives and Friends OF
Major MATTHEW VAssAR BANCROFT OF the Esd Reei-
ment $. G. " w:-o was kilod before Petersburg June
I'd 1854 and those OF his father brother J. BAN
CROFT Jr and families, invited to attend his funeral
services at St Phillips Church. Tonorro,o Afternoon
at o'clock, without further invitation
Anil i :
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-03

50 MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce WILLIAM M N1OLEN as a candidate nor aha-
Ill at the ensuing election for Baok Republican par
ty, and oblige MANY COIoRED voTEps
April 8
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aT CONSIGNEES' NOTICE MERCHANTS,
LNE.-schr. s. J. wARING will discharge cargo 4a;,
Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called for
before sunset win bc stored risk and expense Of con-
signces. wNr po.crT =
Apru3 W.. ,
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crev.asses on the n1assass1pp,.

above will carry devastation to the richest portion
Of Southwest Louisiana The giving away Of the
Grand Levee at Morgana o7erdows seven parishes
This was one OF the largest works of it's kind in
the world and bit recently completed. Works
are progressing at the Roman Crevssse, ffty-sx
miles above this city with some hopes Of closing.
It is reported that there is break nine miles be-
low Baton Rouge which viii do immense damage,
and will ovsraow this section. The disasters
cause great suffering among the poorer classes Of
upon the resources of the Bureau for the coming
sseaSOn. i
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n. -. DARE 3 OsTEEN, Proprietoorss.. n. 59
pUsIIsAED yEKYTHUIaspAY, AT sUMTER 6 d,
n ner snnPm1 psr snnun1 mum q tour
u Advertisements tnser.ea % bteriI te.rna "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-03
Death OF General Ran1xhaaa

AEMPH1s, April 2-The Confederate General
Smith +. Banknead was beaten to death, it is SUI
posed, by policemen who were discharged at h is
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New York Market.
~ NooN DIaPATCH.

E NEW York Market. 55F'%
''5.ss NooH DIsPATcH.
NEW YonE,. April 1.-Flour quite firm. Wheat
f Arm and qulet. Corn cent better. Pork quiet.
Mess s23 SO. Lard dull-in barrels l2halSac,
Whiskey dull. Cotton duland dropping at s5as0ie..
for Middlmg Uplands. Freignrs quiet Stocks
excited. Sold al. Exohange: unchanged. Ten
nessee 'e6, old issue, g. g, Coupons 641as5 New
issue 6aa644 5-2o's, Of 50 coupons, s1i. 1.$.s,"
EVENING DIsPA1oH :&S5
Cotton heavy and declined 1c Sales 2OOp bales
st 29a30c for Middling Uplands.. Flour without
decided change; Southern s11 24a17. Corn active
and advanced la2c, at 81 22al 2s2: Provisions un-
ehangsa cha Iasa ssa heavy Pork heavy
Iuscovado 10a12o. Coffee in good demand. Naysl
Stores quiet. Iurpentine 77aa7sc. Rosin firm at
50 50a9 20. Freights active by steam to Liver
pool 1-16d:; BY sail Id. Stocks dun. 5-20s '62
coupons, o9E Money, z per cent. Gold, s4a. \.
"a Baltimore 1Earlket.!- % II :a:.
BA1T1MoaE, April 2.-Flour firm Corn active.
end advanced ia2c.; White 81 0sa1 ii; Yellow
81 09a1 10; Mixed Western 81 03a1 ca. Provisions
unchanged Whiskey, IN bond, 30a3. n. l:.r
- Mobile Market. @
~ MOBILE, April 2-Sales 1900 bales; market quiet
and hrm; M cMiddlings 20 Receipts, 296 bales; e1-
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H1 BEAUFORT, s. c., 28TH MARCH, 1857
BY special invtahon the Rev: JozM Cox Of the Second
African Baptist Church, aud the Rev W. j. oA.rns11.
OF the First African Baptist Church. both of Savannah
Ca on the 17h instant visited this pnce for the purpose
OF regularly and formally organizing the First African
1ape'st Church hereor fifteen months past under the
pastoral care Of the Rev. ARTHUR WADpE11- The SER
vices were commenced by the Rev. W. j. CAnpEE1.
reading the 6sth Psalm. and preaching an Impressive
sesnaon nom st Mathews Gospel chap 1s verse; after
which tho church called to order for brsnsss Rev
". J. cAaPnxIL chosen Moderator. The minutes OF
previous meetngs read reference to the calling
of tho Rev. ARTHUR WADpR1I pastor Of the church
and also the covenant constitution bylaws Of the
church we're read and unanimously approved Tho nurn
Der OF members received by experience and baptized by
the present pastor two hundred and three which was
unanimously acknowledged to be correct Tho moderaL
tor made eloquent address to tie church on their ee
tahiahnent as regularly organized body The meeting
then adjourned until the atternoon when they would or
daia four deacons. Tho Rev JOHN Coz preachsd te or
e1nahon sermon. and then followed tho solemn duties OF
the ordination Everything done in perfect order,
and TO the Of the church. After the doxolcpy
snd benedtccton the meeting dismissed with great re-
joicng. The church now CONSISTS Of seven hundred
members. .S. s g. ~is ,SiG: Anrf1 n.
er rBEAUTIFUL@ B HAIR,-GHEyAIIERg
LIFE FOB TEE HAIR poEitvely restores gray hair to
tta original color and youthful beauty inpars lie sr
strength to tbs weakest hair steps 1ts falling out 1t
once; Keeps the head cean Is unparaualed as hall
drezatng Sold by all Druggists and faahionable l,ar
dressers, and at my Office, No. lbs Broadway. New
York. 9-+ stSti SARAH a sCEEvx r Trp VI :, ~ a4
ssSS ss -ss5S III. DoWE 4 N ~,sE, .S1Ss
~, $5:sss No. 151 Meeting street,
~. :. ... . .ss.! Opposite Charleston Hotel
-oAasuAfy . --r r5L 6ncs IN
$ So NOTICE TO MARINERS &C APTAINS,
AND PlLOTs wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
Hyer are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs, on the Charleston and ST Andraws side "a
tie Aahley Rver; by which precsuon contact Win the
Submarine Telegraph Cable win Be avoided. SSe
ra y =. Q. TURNER. q. NJ.
Hsrbor Mastara Once Charleston. Februazy ), 1895
February u. aE yc: sEs$$,s III
tss ~ BATOHEL OR's HAIR DYE.--THIs
sPLENDID RD aAIR DYE 10 the best Id tho world The
only trSe aud perfect O,e-harnlass, relikhIe inaan-
taneous. No disspp pposntzneat No xidiou1ous tsfts.
Natural Black or Brown Re1neaias The N enecs ~ Ba
Dies Invgoraes the hsir, leaving Il and beautiful,
The genuine Is signed Wass a. BateaetOr. All othars
sts mare limitations and should bs avoided Sold By an
Druggists and Perfrusra Faotory; No. 81 Barcley
streee New York. S5Ss 3sss
ar nEwAhE os:::ss .s
necetnpef 10 ~ -
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The Connecttc,ut. Ele,ctao,,n, 3,

HARTFORD, April 2..-English has been elected
for Governor and Hubbard, Hotchkiss and Wm.
Z. Barnum, Democrats, and Starkweather, Be-
AZ but townships give English es9 majority.
The Senate has u Repub424ps and Democrats.
The House has 80 Republican MINORITY. ,sEz :
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NHE CAROLINA TIatES. s7 Il
RUBLxSHEn At sORAMamnux ,s.ssx.s IL - "

H1s PAPER c1RCDIk1Ts zTHHnuaRoUT TEE
portion os thes tate ana o1,efsS me besa
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;DAxTos, April 2.-The Democrats gain two Coun-
cilnen. --7 ----
CMc1NNAT1: April 2.-The Democrats gain one
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New. York News.

New Yoak, April 2.-Tho Herald's Irelsnd cor.
respondent predicts rising on the moderation Of
the weather, as it has been showing for fifteen
days successfully. . 70
It is believed that Chill is about abandoning tie
alliance making terms with Spain f;,r herself, and
Trouble between Chill and Peru :=ill probably fol-
low on this account e All. 70 4'f:'G5 a. ~
A village i'll Bolivia was destroyed by storm
Twenty houses were ruined and 100 lives lost. T., i
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Headquarters Second Military District. :,
f ORTIZ CABoLHA AND SOUTH CARo1NAl !
s8s. COLUMBIA, $. c., March 21st, 1887.
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t1L- y y y : = = = o ~
Baltimore 1Earlref-
Mobile MRrke
New Orleans Market.

2 MoButE, April 2.-Sales 1900 bales; market quiet
and hrn; Middlings 2S. Receipts, 296 bales; e1-
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~ III u s u M TER NEWS.

y D. K1axA,p, Pub1i,hsr '" aAvEhEL Ea,,1. di.oE :;
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line. s.35s. u
Y VIA REAUBoRT ABD HILTON HEAD. \.

with Northeastern md South Carel1a and ak
Savannah with Central and Ahany sd
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CITY NOTICES.


We have purchasei the stock OF mer.
chandise formerly owned BY VIM. c. Car
ter, and now propose, in order to reduce the
stock to make room for Spring goods. to
sell for 60 days the whole invoice Of Winter
goods at reduction of twenty per
csnt. below former cost. Every one in reed
Of Dry Goods should take advantage of this
rare opportunity to get good goods at hall
their real value.
TuFrs, BuRris 4 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
Io-cas's Advertisements,

Fresh Imported RDolbous Flower.
Roots and Seeds. 49,
vohN HELLMAN mas JOsr ARRIVED N
q this city hcn HOLLAND. vitb : GAofee 10. OF
Double Hyacintss. rulipA Harcissus, Anary lii,
Crown Imperial Lilies, sad sanereus othss
Seeds. Gall at the Central House. No. s. West
Second street. N lO-dak
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Uss Lallenaad's Specific for Rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia. Iteffectualy destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs . rad.
cal cure. Read testimonials else where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Br going to andreas' Park 10 night, you
will see d.ncing on ice, have pleasant eve
ming with little expense
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

SuccEss-Tho co,llions at Andreas'
Park, under the directions Of A. Milo White.
One more to>night-,he ice is splendid, and
the Park will be brilliantly Illuminated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

CHoIcE FLowERs-John Hellman has Just
arrived in this city, direct from Holland,
with tho choicest assortment Of flowers ever
offered in this city. See advertisement and
call on him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
UraAM.s rlAla DYE.

Hoxes larger than Dyes that sell for n.
NATURAL. DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAX.
kANrED TO plesse. This article has been thor
cughiy tested bv DR. Chiffon, Of New York
snd Profs. Booth and Jarrett Of Philadelphia.
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingre-
dents. and tue material composing it will no, in-
ia-c the most delicate hair Sold hv pracS,st.
AMI Fancy Good dealers evers where
snlI-diy JNo. }. KRONER Sole Prcp'r.
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MONEYED MEN

The Esl uiiable Life Assurance
Society.
.nFTHE UNITED STATES. POSSESSES
" features peculiar 10 itself. which belong 70
no other association in this country engaged 10
the business Of Life insurance, and which are 20
favorable TO the assured thu, they csnnot fail to
commend the Society in . peculiar manner TO
the attention and consideration Of the public.
W. r. Ross. 0eneral Agent,
janlo.dtf n w. cor I'd and Brady Sts.
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ff ~ Y II - vi - =.

Fsnsn CELERY recie,ed daily at the City
Market
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
Money Earning Money.

MONEY INVESTED IN THE EQUITABLE
XX1 SOClE ETY. sis always earning money fer
its OWNER
Barnum says that the difference between the
condition Of y none -loaner and thss OF . money.
borr over, il that the former has faithful serv-
ant out as work for him dsy and night. on Sun
Gays and HOLIDAYS. and is always worth more
when he gets up than he was when he went to
bed while the money borrower has some body
ess's friend which he fatters himselfis his own.
bu. which is constantly running him in debt for
somebody else's benefit and every morning be
rises worth less than he was when he went 10
bed, and 10 in y fair way TO become worthless en-
tireiy.
In the Equitable Society, the premiums are re.
quired TO be paid all in cssh, which 10 kept IN
vested for the benefit Of the policy holders and
so ita members are oil money losaers.
Every member Of the Equitable Society re-
ceives in an annua, dividend 1.-THE earnings Of
his money together with his share Of the profits
from selection OLIVES. economy OF management,
foriritnres, and other profts resulting from the
business; and so money invested in the Eqrita
BILE Society is always earning money Tor it,
owner W. +. ROSS. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

MCJAVlROs This delicious new per
fume for the handkerchief is without rivs
for delicacy, durability and richnsse. Ia
fact Of all pesfumes the fragrant Mwesirt
may be called the quintesscnce. For sale
hy all the principal Druggists. Fcrrey',
Irfss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
WAN go.

4 TEACHER FOR SUB DISTRICT NO. Z, WIN
n field Township. Apply TO =. J. ROCHE, corner
Front 4 Brady street. gentleman preferred. sd3t
OEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR FIRST
y Clsss Fire lns Co Men Of age and q exper
isoes preferred. None need apply without good
recon mend aAions LUTHER T. EADS,
mol Land Agent. over +. o. Davsnposi. ls0a.
WINTER ENPLOYMENT.-$aoN PER MONTH,
w and Expen.cs Paid, Male and Female Agaass.
to introduce NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION,
OF absolute utility in every household. Agents pre-
ring to work on cnmmiseon can earn from 80 TO
$50 per day For full parNa eecloee stAsnp snd
address, W. G. WILSON d o.,
dec26 d3m Cleveland Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

q m 70 ~ PER MONTH ed all KHpeaees
0lUV Paid. We want Agents. naDe 80 f1osle.
OF give large commissiou- Baeinees entirely sew.
permanent, and very desirable For fnl. particulars
addreee with stamp, u. W. JAcKsoN 4 Co.
dec2sd2 II South 81 naltimoss I'D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

TnE KEYSTONE foiss.-1he natives Of
the Old keystone State are determined 10
have glorious time OF it at their -innua.
Festival, on the 2sd inst. They are making
ex,ens We preparations, and will give an en-
tertainmont worthy OF the sons and dausht-
ers OF so no'i'e STATE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

The nrst regular meeting q tAs Icdes u Perfection
Couneil Princes Of Jefussaem, and Chapter Of Rosl
Croix viil b he'd on Thursdss Evening. Janaar1
10th. q O'Clock.
be present. Any nenbsss OF the A. "A. 3. whe
msy be .o3ourning in the dty invited to partci
pate. woaK spd election Of eficers. Installation
ceremonies on Friday at o'clock P n.
". ?. PECK. aep.
ThFice ? .lDoant Ord Master.
:s D. n. RICH ARDSOx. ass,
jansdst Most 1linssrioas Tasslatha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
Financial.

rT>BE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the In
i suRAxcs MoHIvoR AND WALL STasss RsvIsw
for December, quotes the Stock Of THs Hons lxs.
Co. or NEw IoRK ct voRTY PER cESr. PRxxus:-
and the Capital Stock OF THs HOnR is, with one
exception. twice as large as thst Of any other
Company in America.
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Proceedings or Board or supervisors
JANUARY SESSION, 1851.
DAvRNrcRr, Scorr COUNTY,
Tuesday, Jan. Q. 1887.
THIRD DAT.
JAxuARr 9th, 1867.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met 3. 1-2 O'Clock pursuant to
adjournment.
Upon calling the roll oil the members ap-
peared except Mr.. Watkins.
The Clerk laid before the Board the peti-
tion of citizens from Butler township ask
ing an appropriation TO build . bridge in
said township. Referred 10 committee OF,
bridges and highways.
Also petition Of A. c. Fulton 70 have
tax refunded referred 10 committee on
equalization.
Mr. Applegate, from the committee on
bridges and highways, made the following
reports: sfN
Your committee to whom was referred
the petition and accompanying papeS IN
the renno roll casc, beg leave TO report
that they have examined into the papers and
find them cofres, and xeen0mruc tue ap'
pciut'nent of Horace Bradley, of Davenport
township. commissioner TO examine said
road, and thai Hc rDcesa 10 examine aud
report an tas 81 Tuesday OF next March.
Adopted.
Mr.. Applegate, from the same committee,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

BAD TEMPER. The little Briton shakes
as scanty mane in insignificant rage AZ the
acton of MS late republican iriende, whom
iie is Pleased to style "copnorheads,"
whisky barrels, "spaviaei and winf-bro>
ken iades9 and such c:her choice names as
have prolific g-ewth in his disordered brain
The men h 'hus throws dir. ct, are among
our most esteemed German citizens such
reliable men aS Erns, Claussen, Henry
fischer, J. p. Stbolt. NJ. J. Rolhfs, and
Drs. Eineis and Dries, Geo. Natthes, DR..
TIE se'er ard others. They are some of the
few German Republicans" upon whom tue
Gi1efe sp'tst venom either one Of which
is im.ncasurab'y superior in manhood to
this bgot who abuses them. But never
'nind-,h day Of reckoning is coming
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

j. T. TEMPLE. Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th ard Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
trees. Mv20-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10
PEOPLES
M i j II I n q !!

We, THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS OF
w Scott Cousty, believing ths ths publie
mind for several years has been occupied solely
with the " ar sad It's incidents, cad IN scms re-
spects to the injury Of the neAcrisi interesta
and freedom Of the people Of the legal States,
do hereby request our fellow citizens TO meet
at the
GERMAN THEATRE, m DAVENPORT.
On Saturday, Jan. -, at pa
O'Clock r. NJ, to consider measures 10 remove
the grievances complained or
Thonas Scott, John =. Cook, Dr. Emeis, h.
Lischef. J. p. Stbols, John b. Evans, Ernst
Ciausaen, H. II. AndreseD. n. Leonard, Z.
Lemme. II. Abel. NJ. J. Rohds, W. Riepe. Gus
tsv Strngel. !. A. McNair, Thomas Dermoty
l. G. Brace. W. r. Dittoe. Edward Johnson,
George II. Parker, &. Tegeler, }. ". Stewart.
Peter Kerter. Gustav Borne m ann, H. c. Dreis,
Gustav, echnltger. John Grcvsmuhl. u. b..
I.ahrnisnn, Edwin T. Pay. }. q. kehrmann. c.
7. klenze. Adolph Petersen. c. II. Ficke, John
Mohs, Peter Wiese. Gustav Eckermann, A.
Wsrnebdld, r. h. Harding, Fr. vols,edt, q.
Wuih. Peter Lau, A. Eggers. Il. Peters. +.
Bsrgf-ldt. +. wiedtmann. X Moetzei, William
Pool, D: n. Richardson. j. J. richardson, J 8.
Drake. Francis Uchs. NJ. Donahue. John Kehr
msnn, o. n. Matthes. jsnswltdSt thu-fr sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

FoR first>class goods g to B. d. Austin's.
His stock is the best in the market, and
will be sold at the most reasonable prices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10

Tar lr.-By all means should those az
iiicted with diseases of the throat, lungs, or
k'dnays, make . trial OF DIR. Po.anus White
Pine Compound. Il Is an hcres,, thorough
New England rsmedy-as staple a. gold
dollars. Il hes been used for wears With
perfect success, saving thousands Of lives.
and alleviatine untold suffering. Try it by
all meoOs,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-10


HILLS HAIR DYE, SO cents. black or
brown instantaueous, natural, durable. beau.
itul.reliable, indeed the best in rse has been
before the public over fifteen wears. IA the
cheapest, containing as much as the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No. 66 John street.
New York City. Sold bv all DRUGGISTS.
patent medicine, periumerv and fancy
goods stores everywhere. iuuell. div
q. O.-These two magical letters were -e.
Gently Heblely dispa1yed 10 oil the eloey Of
pant. The psssers by Interpreted the letters
according to th:ir fancy or their feelings. G.
Is Good Boy. thought father, % he looked at
his little son, whom be held By the hand. q.
u. 0rsas bore. thought friend Of ours - he
PUSHED along. to Escape the solicitations of nu =
mersus beessrs. O. y. Grea, blessing. though,
more tsvored friend, as he gaxcd fondly on his
VIE, who leaned on his arm. Bat the fourth
Passerroy Vas the wissst and moss fsvored Of
Go,pss Brr-,.sM BsM Mpnss must nssn; thc.eht he.
that .cll Know. remedy which hes cuve1 me Of
my Dessasy sd pyspepsia He - risht
nUBBEL's GOLDEN BrrrERs'
NsW Pert Depot, 90 Hudson S,,s,t
For sale q wholesale aud retail, by Beid>
erbecke & Miller, Davenport, Iowa,
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IaoS-PnosfHcRr -CAI,sAYA.-
7ASeAess ~ eAsrs 1sscs, .ksRssny and S,er, ,uv
combined in amber-coliored cordial. beausifully
,r.naieas - the eye tleAsant 70 the taste aad =
eeptabss TO the ,stcmseA. \ cafwell. Mack Co.
Fsrrs.fAssesA Asr~ssd rtssr y osiiaays saca. 81
Each pin. contains one cuace OF Roya' Cs.hsayi
Bark, saa sssh sessspasal osntA.s srAiG Of sos
Samples furnished 49, - the ssssssise.
cASwRlL. MACH CO..
Sole Manufacturers, under ssh Avenue Hotel,