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Rus IN URBE.-During tho present week several
drumucrs, frosh from tho rural parts havo boon
engaged 'rs tho large Wholesale Piores on Hayne
and Meeting streUs. These gcnilunlen have been
assIduous in ondouvoring to secure trade and havo
Inauo tho acquaintance OF tho country merchants
aud represented tho superior advantages OF their
sercral establishments in glowing terms. Uufor-
tunatcly their cugerncss lod them astrsy, uud ono
OF the vcrdnnt ones whose ignorance was rofresl-
ing gravcy introduced himself TO Il prominent dry
goods merchant Of this city and invited him to in
spoct his stock. Tho amused looks or his ncIhbo,s
soon convinced him that ho had put his tuut ia it,
and he withdrew tho invitation hc had cordially
extended few minutes previous. 4 short ncluaint-
ance with the city will serve to rub on the rust
but we guarantee That the drummer in question
will be more wide awake in future.
.
FALL AND WINTER CLoruINa. The large rlutll-
ing establishment OF MIR. WsI. hIArrnIEssrN at
M. 2l9 King street, door below Blarkcl street
has been thoroughly reftted during the summer.
coat Of paint improved tho external appearance,
while tho interior of the store has been stocked
with cyory variety Of clothing, besides the various
styles OF cloths which arc cut and made into gar
ments by workmen employed i'll tho establishment.
Captain II. ". MOTUnEoUs, the superintendent,
has long experience in this business anIl his
numerous friends will find him prepared to give
thcm a complete Quilt. The stock has been So
lected with great care, and comprises every variety
Of clothing, from plantation goods 10 tho finest
qualities known 10 tho trade. Each article has
tho price Affixed ad no deviation is made tlIs
goods are sold at tho lowest market rates. The
stock OF boys and yonths' clothing is quite full.
and comprises cvery grade. LII addition TO tho
clothing department, largo tailoring establisli-
ment is connected with the store, anu goods nro
cut and made 10 order by experienced workmon.
NIr. MArrH1EssEN has 1tted up his store with great
tasle, and is prepared to offer Inducements to tho
public that will SOON make them permanent cus-
toners. reference to tho advertisement in
another colnnn will convince the crelulous aud a
visit ~ no. 2i3 will soun convert tiiem AMI clungc
the appearance of their outer man.
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The Time tn Advertise In the Country.
THE rHGsIx haa large circulation throughout thu
middle und upper Dstricte OF the State. Alyertstn
raes as reasonable the slringenry Tie money mar
Est will wssn Merchants aIfL others wishing TO usr
tie columns oI The paper will allrrsa
JULIAN a. SEI.pY. Proprietor,
Febrilaty :. columbia =. G..
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POsT UFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October 6, 1867. (
On anu after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at l.30 Z. NJ.
second mail for Columbia and tho Columbia
branch Of South Carolina Railroad will close al
OF. NJ.
Mails for Augusta, Savannah, and tho Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 a. NJ.
The kpcond mail for Augusta closes ut $50 z. NJ.
On Sudays but one train leaves, and all mails
close at . p. NJ
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October6 G
n CnIu.

n. :
What ia TARRANr'a EFFERyESCENT SETTER
APERIENT, aud what are its eftcs7 These urc ques-
lions which the great American public has right TO
ask, and 1t also has right to expect candid Sails
factory reply. The preparation Is mild aud uo
saline cathartic, Alternative aud tonic aud is mos - e.
fully prepared in the form Of whito POWDER con.
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of tile far.
famed seltzer Springs OF Germany.
OF its effects would say that those who have teatel
The preparation arc the best judges they declare
over their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion Regulate The flow Tho
bile Cure every species OF headache. Tranqnize the
nervous syatem Refreah aud invgorato the weak Mill.
gate the psngs Of Rheumatism. Neurazc sri, IN the
stomach Cleanse md tone tho bowcIa. Assist th.
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
II you sufferer give this Remedy ono trial. md Il
will convince you Of the above facts.
TAaRANr CO., Sole Propretora. New York.
Sold by oil Druggtsts. snlos Septennbrr 10
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Free to Everybody.

NfVC W I1EVf IUVWHs
Large pp Circular. giving information Of ihe
freatesl Importance to the young OF both seyes.
teaches how the homeIy may become beautilil thl
'esi 'aed rcspcctel, and tho forsakcn loYed.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send thell
address, snd receive copy postpaid. by return mall
Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
March 10 1yr Trox NJ v
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FN)S IFlf III M MllILloN
I WILL SEND. P,SI.PAlD. III PHOTOGRIpHs OF
l. The mosl rrr1tcd Artura for 6t rfutS 90 Actresses
ir 80 rrnta ~ Union Generals iI rrnla 81 lieiri
irnrls for 10 cenR: 40 Sat.slnrn nr m rrntS: 50 beau
iiu yunna Ladies' inr 10 'rnts 80 ine ~tLIX young
Gentlemen lor ~ crnts lsr Photographs uf French
IanrIg iirls In rostimr. beautifully cniortL. exactly Al
they arr3r Ton 10 cents; iur ~ rcntH. nf The nt
1siuiinil lslca at The Parsiln Ballet TnrP. a. they
appear In the play oi the Back Crook. at Si"s Garden.
NV York. E.
scni all orslcrs to p.,O Box i71. II y.N.y.
May Is
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ESFIMtrES WA N'rED.
pFltl('E rIIS {lSlI, ESElSECIs

" !
CIR, IINIo ti,UI.Inru., Scptrmlnr u, Isi1.
StIAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL. he RECEIVED iSTII.
- thu l.i a !. "sl,'L al tor BUILDING SEVERAL.
iIilSkS oi ih" iii:ia nirl sizes nivcu below The
iinLtrS will inri,,dr The rSravalin. aonl .Jq
rIihr yar,ls OF carth G necessary Hlt, reforming OF
riNciIcnis. and gralir= alter the Laying Of trunks.
TGuSRS. FEET.
Length ut lr;hh In line surc 30
i1aiE'h"f lr"nL IA nnl i'on lots Coming. street
to the tidal .srnia
Length ci Trunk !rnn utS liaadrn street to the
inau dram IN Wentworth street. l20
Lcugit. Trunk from aIcintosl,'s Cont 10 Had.
rliir sire q drain ............ .............. lsI
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Total length.

.
Trunks to d., Twelve hy twenty inches In the clear
nilt n two by twelve inches prime yellow pine plrnk
to resi- uPui serrcrs Of three by nine incrs
long. placed rc i"ci from centres. BRces be- hy
SIX inches dovctairl Into the Hidcs nt Trunks I-
nnccb OF five feet from centres Tile Trunks be laid
to gradr II ~ furnished by tue Eiginrer.
AL the work must In carried on with the nrcatcst
dispatch.
Plans lie mt this ualcc,
copy vi these specifications must be attached to caril
oner louis j. BARUnr
StntGmOer U! City EnHnrtr
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hERvEY M. CLECISLEY, NJ. d.,
Homeopathic Physician.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
| COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS, t!harleslon $. q.
CONSULTATIONS Houns-From to 81 a. NJ; from to
AZ p NJ; from 10 10 p.H
OctoOer3 81. b. ti,luIr
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ptSFdt' H.>r'h"r' ~ Em'i!9 stree, s"ou
FLhi" 'hD,ri.
Hi tiIfiDitD ~ NriIEXSt~,
NNMl C:>lutc NH.M:..
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE no AvCTiuNEieI,S.

tlth iIiIt>;iR RS DfFI,,Et
~ Uri"nrH?. lsI:i
III. AparipN iicEN"IS fNiIiii.D iN u;I,
n NANCE antn September. Eenrw,ts will I q
prLi,I application at this "i,r,. il made iuriu ne
Mouth :. TllbMAs. I'll! lrra-mr-r.
t',t,lHt :,
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Kentucky State Combination Lottery.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.. Managers, draws EVER,
DAY AT Coy:hston, Ky.
Whole Tiekets from 81 to $40. Shares in proportion
Capital Prizes from $1,000 to $4,000.
q. I. PETERS. Agent,
No. 20 Hasel street, Charlestou, g. e..
Stpielnbcr6 Imo
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EXCELSIOR! EXCEiSi0Ri
CIIASTELLAR'S
HAIR EKTERMIM IMATOR,
For Removing superauous Hair


rIyO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY THIS INVALUABLE I
depiintory recommends itaelf as being almost in
dIFpenRibo article TO female beauty IA easily applied
does not burn ure tho skim but acts directly on it
roots II Is warranted to renoy. supcriluous hair from
low freheadB from amy part Of te body completely
totally and radically oxtIroting the same. leaving ia
akin soft, smooth and natural This IL tho only nrcir
used by the French and 10 the only real eectual depa
tory in existence Price 75 cents per package pos
Paid 10 any address, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER. SHUTS CO., Chemists,
March 10 1Yr No. 2s5 River ST., Troy. Ny.
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rIr', rANi&s--MuNriri.y RETURNS.

OFFICE OF TlIl.C ASSi:SSUIi,I
rItN lf,LT. O.'i.l,.r I. tsG..
NJ ullGE IL HEEilliS GIVEN TO ALI CONCERNED,
IN that ts M"lihl, l;,trir l,r tlr month Srpirn.
brr pIai compliance with the ra> uriiirr. ratified
,. 2sr day al 'rtrmIirr. 1861; must br riac
lTi,r' thr l5i instant. u. G.. GIBSON,
October IL
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALI. KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT TIE DAHL
NEWS OFFICE.
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Eu.n1Esrn. s q Iulr Il Isi;7

Sr1t1''I't+'xoINJ
Alter to-day the mnils for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they arc expected to reach tho Railroad
"Station" at $50 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $3.50 o'clock 4. NJ.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On aud aftcr Sunday, 9Th inst, this ofice will be
open from five to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY @. TROTT p. M.
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ApvER1IsNd IN THE STREET CARs.--Some months
since the Company notified the public that they
would allow them the privilege Of using tho panels
OF the cars for their business advertisements.
Fol long time no offers were made, but tho on.
portuniiy to display an advertisement, SO that all
who run may read was too tempting to be ne
elected, and some OF the panels have boon taken
by prominent business houses. hessrs. STo1I,
WEBB Co., and J. r. READ Co., OF King street
fame, have centro panel in each car; wliio on
the opposite side, the wheelba,row OF Mr.. HIRAM
HARRIS ia trund!ing along, announcing that job
printing and book binding can bo dono at his es-
tsbliGhment. While this System OF adyertsinr
destroys the picturesque appearance Of the cars,
it cannot fail to attract attention, and will in all
probability become exceedingly popular among
the merchants.
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The New YoRK AND CHAaLrsroS S1EAMsu1p
LrsE.-We learn from good authority TINT the fine
steamship Rhode Island has beon purchased by
MIR. GEORGE ". QUINTAnD, President Of the New
York and Charleston Steamship Limo, for the sum
of $4,000. The Rhode Island has the reputation
OF being one of the fastest steamers on the coast
and will prove valuable consort to the Champion,
Mdnhdadn aud james Adger, which now comprise
this line.
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SHIpPnns PER STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN for New
York, arc requested TO send in their Bills of
Lading for signature at the Office of CouRTENAy &
TRENHOLM, Agents, No. Al Fast Bay, at nine
o'clock A.. NJ. this day.
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CITY BILLS, BONDS, &c.-We invite attention to
the advertisement OF AIR. ANDREW NJ. NoRELANp.
There are number of employees OF Tho city who
are desirous of exchanging their city money for
greenbacks, and MIR. hfoRELND is prepared to give
fair discount Persons wishing to sell bonds or
stocks can find q ready sale at his office, No. 8
Brond street.
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MAYORS CouRT.-It has been said thut n rose by
any other name would smc)l as sweet. but the Rose
il qucslion WAS 30 perfumed with bad whiskey
ihat sTsTJ oTie Kept TO tire winiimard. Rose con-
sdcred this the cut direct and resented It by SHOW
ing her thorns; In word, Rose was drunken Roso,
and very disordory withal. slIo was lakon to tho
place where tho bad people 60 and allowed to sleep
OF her spree quietly. On boing told OF her mis-
demeanor, she apologized, but his Honor refused
TO accept II unless 1t 1Aa wrapped up In green
bsck. tu
Some gay larks, who we're on 8 breeze, got lhreo
nheets In tho wind and wore blown by o force Of
circumstances to the House Of Refuge, whore they
were kindly takon in, but found como difficulty In
getting out, until they deposited tho greenbacks,
when "open sesame" was pronounced and they
zero introduced 10 the outer world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

TorxKA, Jan. 2l.-The reelection Of Sen
ator Pomeroy 10 now generally conceded. -
the short term is uncertain who will be
chosen.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent
says: A force Of 80 negroes and Algerians
had burned the villages Of Jawopa and
Catastle, under orders from the French CON-
mandant Of Vera Cruz
A severe CONSUMPTION is going on 1t the
Capital.
Maximilian intends going 70 MADEIRA, it is
said, 10 case the national congress does not
sustain him.
One thousand seven hundred Republicans
under Diax we're reported in the neiehbor.
hood Of the City Of Mexico, awaiting its
eYacuntlQn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

QuiHcy, Jan. 81. A special to the Obi
cago Republican says: The proceeds Of the
st. Francis Hospital Fair, amounted to g.
578.62
The Congregational Church caught fire
yesterday morning At the commencement Of
the services, in On unused closet. Consid.
cradle excitement, snsued. but trifing dam>
ego. The origin Of the fire 10 unknown.
No serious interruption in the running Of
trains was occasioned BY the recent storm.
About five inches Of snow fell.
The people here are exerting themselves
in behalf Of . railroad to Lagrange.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Jan. CIV. 3. Weir
4 Co.'S cullivator mandatory was destroy
ed by fire yesterday. Loss $50, 1000; in
sured for els 600.
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Rndway's Regulating pile.

lie. forget the peculiar slue 81 thesc pills
- preventative of disease. as well remedy ter
complaints nj esay existing. An ounce OF proven
ticn i better than pound Of care and 6o-e of
Railway Pills taken once W twice = week " III not
only keep all the -rcrriOnr Ia su1h healthy cond
ton that pr, ailine disorders be sci defiance
bat they will &c the worst cases OF dyspepsia. in
digestion cnstivcne-s. &c beyond pcradventure
II only requires from a. three i.llls Ia procure
gentle movcme NJ OF ID. bowels. while from four to
Elk produce brisk and thorough parr. With
OIL cr pills have gripping pa rs sickness
and tcncsnu-. because thcy fail 10 -eApel " I'll tbe
faces the bils aud oh Il diseased humors Dr. Rrd-
Ways Pills 4eave no eurh mischief work ing Ycnasns
circulating in the syrtcm, but purge out all that may
he obstacle In the way OF restoration 20 health
Hence their operation Il accompanied by pain
They do their wsss perfectly but smably. They do
not deplete nor ps0strats They purify and strength
They are prepared Of choice and cnsty extracts
OF medical plants. roots. herhs, gums &C. yet they
for inferior articles n using them you do no, dose
yourself wite calome. mercury ~ ant'monv, vet you
get rid Of Your biliousness with Ease aud prompt
tude; your heart. your kidneys. your nerves. your
stomach are relieved from disorder. and You reg
nlAtt into perfect health. Railways Regulating
PILE are sold by Druggists.
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MARYLAND.

AxKArcLls, Jan 2l.-Another formal
vote took place for United States Senator
to-day, resulting in no choice in the
Senate.
The House bill providing for the election
Of . mayor and city council Of Baltimore.
on the first Wednesday Of February, was
passed, and is therefore. now law. This
will displacc mayor and city council chosen
at the October election by about 9, 900 votes
only out Of $4,000. registered under the
Constitution there given Of the registry
Il,
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MISSOURI.

ST.. Louis, Jan 22.--Thc Republicans
st. Joseph special says: Parties from the
plains report . large number Of Indians en-
camped near Morrow's rancho, beyond Cot
tonwood. with the supposed intention Of
committing cepredations on the whites The
settlers in that vicinity are taking unusual
prccaution for defense, and are prepared to
prevent surprise or repel an attack.
Omaha papers state that there 10 but little
doubt that oil the Indians on the plains are
hostile. and unless prompt and most dsci.
sive measures are taken to prevent il, there
will he general Indian war next summer.
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Com ~ RonAl.


WEE KAY slARkET REPORT
Ossscs DAvssro.r DssocsAs,t
Tuesday evening. Jah. 22d, 1861
ELous.-SeAsa.-
Retail bsik- oll.As.
Dbl 0l3.iS, -
Wholesale 4oess pss ~ lsss.
Cons NsAL.-No. pr bushel 67& ets,
WnsAr.--Rsceipts large end prices fifm.
No. new brings e2.0O@3.05 per busael.
No. . new ole5.
Coas.-No. beinss 4oo4s css pea
bushel.
OArs.-A fair quality brings IS eta 70 81
per bUshel.
BAnLsr.-Poor 4o-good soc.
PorAross.-Sew. wholesale 45oSOc. retail
el@l.50.
Hoss.-te o00e.50.
Eoos.-Per doz. 20cts.-very scarce.
Bur1ss.-Pef pound 20 IT..
CnEsss.-11@ 2Octe.
wars BsAss.-Phos ssvy, las.
HAY.-Per ton, new Timothy olaO16,
mixed SO, Upland Prairie, 1lO01l2.
CoAL.-l6c ct Railroad Depot; tic It
PExu CoAL--A, the yard, 80 cts. de liv.
cred 32 cts.
MoxEY.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying ss per, selling 1t
selling At ! prsnium. st. Louis, buying
At discount. alling ! premium. 1909
per cent premium. Prices governed BY
Eastern masksta Demand for compound
interest notes active.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

IT ws- early In the spring OF ~ that this COM
pound originated. A member OF y family Was
afflicted with irritation Of the throat attended with
a dsa.veeahle cough had for some months pre-
vtour Thought tina; preparation having for Its basis
the inside bark Of white pine might be 50 compound
Cd be very useful In diseases OF the throat ana
lungs 10 the value ~ II la the alluded to.
/ compounded small quantity 81 the medicine that
] had been planning, and gave IL In teaepoonfnl DO
re-. The result vasexceeingly gratifying. Within
two days the irritation OF the thront was removed,
Oh. cough subsidized and speedy wa. Effected
Soon after this sent come u lady in Londonderry.
y. n who had been suffering for somr weeks from
4 bad cough, accustomed by sudden cold. and had
raised mucnr strcaked with blood. She soon found
relief and sent f,r more. She took about ten ounces
81 IT, and 20, well. j H. Clarke. Esg. editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made trial OF the came
preparation IN the Of aesvere cold and WAS cured
Immediately. lie WA 40 highly pleased with the re-
cults and confident in ate udnc IT. raes,
placed before tho public, that lie finally persuaded
me to give II name. and scnd II abroad to t~nehs
IT. under sd - pas q wSiS H. toApSund II TWO
ysars nom that time there had been wholesaled 10
It took the lead - a The cough remedies In the
kst md q Atill maioSaine !tSot p&MthJn There il
good suaspu ss this \ verS Ooothing suA healing
In itr mature warming To tbs stomach and plearsnf
withal 70 the taste, end 10 e1caedingly eheap.
"As . remedy iOr hidsey complssts d. White
Pine Co0spOund stands unStvAled. II IVES not orisi-
mated for that puspuss bat pSrson usng Il for a
cough wss not only cured ~ cough, hut wa alec
cared NJ h60ey dt10cmssy Of ten yeau standing
Siacc that a discovery many thousands have
used u for the sane conp'aint aud have been COM
plctcly cured.
The above was written by Or. Poland, in Lac.
Since then. ~ In Nsocheeaer the White Pine Com
pound hes taken the lead u all Cough remedies ~
well ~ preparation for the cnre Of Kidney dificnl
Mes In every city town. village and hsnlct through
ont the New England states.
This remedy Il a. safe aud pleasant TO take 1t is
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Ian. 2l.-The ship Isaac
James cleared to day for New York with a
full cargo Of wheat.
Dispatches received from Unionville, Ne
vads Territory, state that the Governor has
vetoed the bill appropriating $4,000 TO
support Catholic schools in the Territory.
The veto gives genera! satisfaction.
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CuicAeD. Jan. 22.-Who drew the opera
House u still uncertain.
Al about half past four yesterday ssn>
tieman stopping ut the Briggs House, and
calling himself Gen. Champion Vaughn. A.
tempted suicide BY taking an over dose Of
chloroform. He was restored and il now
properly watched
CRic AGO. Jan. % A fire corner Of Bre-
iner and Division streets this morning,
destroying butcher shop and damaging .
grocery store. Loss $4,000.
This morning Mr.. Bonhsm, residing 1t
No. 81 Clinton street, was e1postulating
with his stsp.son, when the latter struck
him With billet Of wood and nearly frac-
tured his skull. Tho lad is now in the
loskap.
The following Il the ofivial list Of Opers
House drswings:
No. 1e1, el2-pfise No. 2.-The 70 Sem
its Valley; valued .. s2O.ooo-by U. II.
Crosby.
No l76,ls7-prize No. 3-An American
Autumn valued .. t6,00O-U. H. Crosby.
No. 2,S65-prixs No. 4-Washington
Irving and His Friends; valued At $4,000
Sold 10 New York.
No 35,46O-psix. No. 5--Weods in Az.
tumn valued It S. 900 Sold to J. J. Tay
lor. Springfield, III.
No. 1896 prizo No. 6-Recognit,on
valued 1t $4,000 Sold in Boston.
No. 81 ,942-prize No. deer on the
PraiIiss valued At - 600 Sold to d. Rus.
sell, Of Boston.
No. b6.96O-psize No. e-Alpine Scenery
valusd ct 18.0O0-Sold to E. Y. Dryer, OF
Chicago.
No. l61 .554 prize No. 9-Marbls Bust
Of Abraham Lincoln valued ct $1,000
U. II. Crosby.
The above were the principle prizcs.
The pertrsit Of Gen. Grant vas drawn BY
No. 81, 85S-Sold IN New York.
The Official list il being prepared.
The Opera House is reported to have beer
drawn BY Mr.. A. Z. Lee, Of Prairie du
Roche. Randolph County, Illinois. II !,
not known positively that Mr.. Lee 10 the
lucky man, the official returns from St
Louis. where the ticket was sold, not having
yet been received.
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From Hollowell 4 Cobuen's Boston Wo
report Of the date Of Jan. 18th, ws quot
40 follows:
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physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
4 with DR.. Baker. under the Davenport Ma
uonnl bank. corner Of Sd and Brady streets
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QuEBEc, Jan. 2l.-The cause Of sending
force Of Government police to Shasbsooke
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-22

sss sr-sc-fh 10 All >iaur TRAINS.
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