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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-26
HOI.I.OWAI'S
VERNIEFUGE
CONNECTIONS.


DIR. Holloway, some fifteen years ago,
witnessing the distress Occasioned slckly
children In taking the nauseous veTml-
fuges of That day, resolved to anualyze
them, and from the most effective of
these remedies succeeded in separating
their active medical properties pure,
tasteiess and inodorous. Then, by
combining these with sugar, and mold
ing them into an agreeable confection,
formed the present POPULAR and EFFEC-
TIVE VERAIFUGE known
HeliOWay'S Vermiiuge C0nfectienS'
Which have almost entirely superseded
the old nauseous Vermifuges, to the de-
light of the poor little sufferers 1t con
.s tains no caIomel or other poisonous in
gradients
So highly esteemed is this popular
Vermiiuge by the profession, that all
Intelligent physicians who know OF
them, prescribe them in preference to
other remedies, as not only more pleas
ant to take, but more effective to cure
Parents and guardians, having the
care of children, should keep them rs
family medicine; for they not only Grad
icate Worms-those pests of childhood
but correct any arrangement OF the
digestive organs so prevalent with chill
dren.
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octl4dw6m.
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General Agent for United States and Canadas, a.
Albany, New York, or to any authorized Agent
Glem & Hinckley, Charles A. Benser, Rock 1s
.and H., and druggi4ts everywhere. july24dly
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THE UMDERsTaEE]

" Y y 5.S-H fSsss t:: 81. IN RETIRING -
i ERoM THE FIRM OF R,sW. GALE Co, BIZ.
n., sIECEEOLLY solicit for, Messrs. BELL4AMY l. .
s, tss same liberal which hss alws1s
For the present Tcan be found with the new firm,
where shal be hsppy TO any Of my buan friends
~ April Dixie .S<S
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i. ]: FEE C(Y!ED
SUFFER: NO MORE!

' u ffF,3
! When BY the use q DIR JoINyH1E.s Es1xrR ;,,u yon
can be cured permanently, and at tr1dfng COST
The astonishing success which has attended this
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denafN Debility and ProsEntop, Loss OF Muscular En-
lmosency, of the consequences of youthful
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4. II WIN al nervous affections depression. ex
!ctnet tncapaty to study business I0ss Of memo
y, sonfdon thoughts OF self destruction, fears OF
win restore the appetite, renew the health
OF shoee VINO Destroyed Il BY SENSUAL evil
Young Mem. be hunbugged no more by .aouack DOC
toss ard tgnnraat but send without delay
for the and be at restored 40 health and hap
dness Perfect Cure s Guaranteed In every instance
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One bottle ts sufficient to effect cure 81 an ordinary
lsEAIso. DR.. JorNYn1E.s sPEcFIo PILLS. for tbs
sgsedg md ,peEnanent g aonoErh@s alee. Ure.
tae x,dneys .ad cares effected in from to
thss ny on the systst and n.aseate dc
n ABceasay while using Them does their acon in
ynnanner fntefere with hustness pursuia Prize 81
Der BOX
Either OF the above mentioned arcles VIII be sent to
any address, closely sesled end postpaid BY roaiI or
ezp=ess ON receipt q price, al orders 70
s... s.:E. BER4ER- SHUTS co.! !Cheznists
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ers and public men, as il affords full informa-
ton on question, beyond all comparison, at
present the most momentous that can engage
the minds of our people.
We have not Jet seen Mr.. sswELL's book,
and are indebted FOR the extracts, upon which
the foregoing remarks are base !, to s.Thc Far
mer.'' an agricultural monthly published in
Richmond Mn
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YFHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the Arm ofWATsON & RYERsON Is this DAY
dtssoaved JAMES WATSON I. 'authortzed. to pay and
account at No. 80 BRoAD-sTREEr. s::l-
~. 4,s JAMES WATSON. i,
+ April siiS 2f = u sd p. F:RXERSON.
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ALEXAhDER'S kid GLOVES.

full assortment in Shades and Numbers Of the
GENUINE ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, together with
many other popular makes, very reasonable AIEXAN-
DER's BEST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES and Lisle
Thread for Ladiee Gents and Children also exen-
eive assortment Of LACE NITTS. L-----w
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The: DAILY. II;

LARGEST C1RouLArIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official Last Of Let
tcrs remaining IL The Po'.9ssee a I, ne end
Of each soeek, agreea6!y e. the .tozosoin9
section ;ef dse iaSIe~ y 5s;;ylse zaz7, as sse
newspaper hauia'g tie largess circulation II.
the City Of Charleston:
BIO it further enacted That LISTS Of let
ters remaining uncaed for in any Postoce in any city
town village wherei newspaper shah be printed
shall hereafter be punhshed once only in the newspaper
which, being pubshed weekly oener Bhan have the
largest circulation within rauge Of delivery Of the said
Office. .#--.@
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DRESS GOODS.

In this line will be uld the ntest Novelties In Cold.
and Black SILKS, GRENADINES, POPLINs, LENOs
CHALIiEs. POEcI. DECHEvRES. Plain and Figured
6AREGES and BALANCES for travelling,
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NOTICE.

NKARCELLUS, P. SMITH RETIRED FROM OUR
Vl- drm, by mutual coosent, March 25th, 1857.
April FasIS:. GEQ..W. CLARK 60,
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,TVHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
u between us, under the name and firm OF R,W:
GALE CO., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. r. ". Gale withdrawing eherefrom: The afeirs Of
the late firm VIII be closed BY Mesarn Belsata Robi-
son. S.l~..s..$ q. R. W. GALE. i5.:.9S.5
rt3 .Is, VIM H. BEIL.k1dY. a
w E {lsy sN GEO. O. ROBINSON lE
Charleston 8. c. Arr1 T. 1887 - .ss$@.1 ':--.s.,Ht
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BOAR DIN G..

pOARDING.lMRS. FURNIAy WILL. TAKE
u s3ew BOARDERS on reasonable terms at No 9
A1KENS ROW; or will rent suite OF thrce rooms-four
II necessary. win, March 81
4 DR1vATE HBOARDING.-A FEW BOARD
Il ERS can be accommodated ut No. % KING STREET,
east side, near Broad- few Day Boarders &C
co1nnodated. El!g.ls .ss.r january 81
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s id co,nn,s,scatso;s intended Jo, publication "a,
is jos7a0l must be addressed 70 Ie Edato, Of tie
Daily Neacs, No. 18 Hnyne- ssrez, Charleston, S. c.
Business Co'nn'unicaases TO Publisher. of Daily
tio7eS. Y 4 rs-'. Is 7s N. .t.1. .-t @asf' 't.'
Advertisements oussde of ate city mast be acconepa
f,ied with the cash, stt%.2t
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r O r E N r..

:, TO RENT.
ITO RE 4, THE THREE AND HALF
u STORY BRICK HOUSE No. 90 Coming street !,
opposite Montague. Apply to l. l.. FALK & CO.. No.
sos King street. April
yTHO RENT, FOR ONE, OR A TERM OF
u YEARS, the commodious RESIDENCE and extern
sve PREMISES No. 81, western extremity OF Bull street.
Apply 70 T. GRANGE SLHONS,
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THO RENT, A NEW AND WELL FIN-
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well finished attcs, two dressing rooms panty ciscrn
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to g .. ,IKUMBO. mwf March 25
THO RENT, A COnIHIoDIoUs BRICK RESI-
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Pitt streets House contains square rooms and all
eessary ontbuildngs. Apply to ALoNzo J. WHITE l.
SON. No. 6s East Bay street. VIZ March 26
NUNAN's FARNI, WEST END OF NUN.AN
IN STREET, TO RENT. Apply the premises
March Ss4& fl@H -~5' 5sfTIT{-7 - @"G71s
ITO RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
particulars, address b. F., Daily News Office.
February 20 ,5F ". 7gG4 f
ITO RENT, TWO ROOMS, OR BOARD IN
private family Apply at Postofce, to Mira A.
MITCHELL, Smith street April 2
II IFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL
IL ROBERT E. LEE, by JAS D. McCABE. Jr,. of Yir.
einta This work. from the press OF tn, Natonnl Pub
hahng Company, will contain over 200 pges and be il
by six carefully prepared maps It viii be uniform
style with stDabneys Life OF rS,onewalr Jnckon, and
be furnished at the follow y priees payable on o,very:
The undersigned, the sole Agent for Charleston vin
personally solicit the subscriptions Of his
Orders q . may be LETT at No. SOUTH BATTERY:
LIFE OF JACKSON ALFRED A. SMITH
April j ZEN a'-< mw2 Agent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.---Tbc steamer North
America, brings dates TO November %.
on October 2ist 2,C00 Paragusysns, cav
airy, who sailed from IIumita 10 pasture
we're attacked by 1860 Braziiians, ana
though they fought desperately. were routed
with a loss of 900 dead and $50 prisoners
aud was pursued TO the entertainments 81
H3n,ta. The victors lost 12J killed and
wounded
On the first OF November the Parsgusyan
works ri Tayi were assaulted aud the garrl-
son. sos strong. routed with a loss OF ooo
killed and sixty prisoners The loss oil the
victors was only 30.
On the 81 the Paraguayans in turn mace
a cash on the extremity OF the allied me u
Tuojuty with q. 900 men and captured three
redoubts.
Baron Porto Aligre collected 2.OoO men
toyether and disputed the faragusysn ad-
vance. which was gallaGtly made. and were
finally repulsed in the evening
The arrival Of some cavalry which charged
the ParaeusyaDs, caused them TO abandon
the captured redoubts, and two OF the guns
taken therein in the retreat TO their own
lines. The loss of the allies was Six guns
and l, 100 killed and wounded, &c. The loss
of the Parasuayans Was 2.4OO killed and
prisoners, OF whom but 1855 were prisoners.
Tie number OF wounded is unknown.
The small pox had killed 3.l6S persons in
the province Of Matte GOOSE up 10 Sept
Goth, and = 200 had died in the town OF Guy
alta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
GEORGIA

Augusta. GA, Dec. 23.-Gep. T. W.
Sweeney, who was tried BY court martial
aud suspended from rank and pay fol six
months, has had his sentence RENTED by
order Of the President and been ordered To
report to Gen. Pore for duty.
ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 23.-The convention
met this morning and Immediately took a
recess until three O'Clock this afternoon. in
order to give the Committee an orportuni-
" to negotiate loan 10 pay the expenses
OF the convention.
The afternoon session was exceedingly
stormy. The finance Committee TO secure
loan, and reported an ordinance, 10 author.
VIC further effort. which Was defeated on
the ground that nothing could be done. The
report Of the Commissioner sent to Mil
ledgeviile TO draw SAC, COO from the State
Treasury was received.
1t says be showed the State Treasurer the
ordinance Of the convention, with General
Popee authority. and the decieion en-
dorsed, and that the Treasurer said he must
decline paying cut any money on such al
thority, being sworn to obey the consti,u-
ton and laws of Georgia, aud was bonded
only to Iay warrants signed by the Gov
srnor.
During the debate thai cusued, one Of the
delegates said the Treasurer hal snubhed
the Convention. Another said. "would 10
10 God the Convention could snub General
Pope"
The negfo Bradley said the Sergeant at
Arms should be sen, with fie Of soldiers
10 bring that impudent Treasurer before ;he
bar Of the convection.
Another negW said, ''WhaI did they
bring 10 here fOfy"
Extreme Indignation Is expressed By the
delegates. . majority Of whom have not
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable,

LONDON, Dec. 23-Fenianism still en-
crosses share Of public attention. The ex
citement caused by the recent outrages hal
pretty much died out.
There is q wide spread and increasing
feeling favorable to the amelioration Of the
condition Of the Irish as The most effective
means of suppressing Fenianism.
The tines strongly fsvors this idea, and
hopes and believes that the next session OF
Parliament will be occupied with the con.
sldera,ion of IRISH affairs
FLORENCE, Dec % the national Par
liamen, WILL a, an carly day, vote to re af.
firm In q solemn manner. its declaration
that the city OF Rome belongs to Italy as
the capital of the nation
CorESHAogN. Dec. 23--The question of
The transfer OF the Danish West India Is
amos 10 the United States. will be submitted
TO the popular vote OF tie inhabitants of
those colonies in January.
LONDON. Dec. go -Evening-Ther eculs
police force OF the metropolis has been
largely increased.
Timothy Desmond and Jerry Allen, Al
legged perpetrators Of the Clcrkenwell ex-
to day and underwent u preliminary exam
ination at the close OF which they were re.
manded TO Jail
ROME. Dec. 23-The Pope in an allocu
tion Dgratulated his hearers On the defeat
Of Garibaidi.
PARIS, Dec. 23-The Governments of
France and Italy have common ,ed negotia-
iions for the abrogstion VI the september
convention. with the unders'u nding that
any agreement they may arrive at in the
matter, shall be submitted Ia the approval
OF the other powers of Eur,,.
The lialisu Parliament, by recent vote.
refused TO Pay interest "n the debt Of prov.
'nces formerly belonging to tbs States of
the church, which debt WINS assumed BY
ltaiy when those PROVINCES were annexe /.
The French Govcrnment hes sent despatch
10 finrc'ce protesting against this action
OF The L. ssisa,use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 23.-In the conyen
ton this morning a resolution was offered
by Mr.. Borscgrcw, coiored, directing that
the first Legislature that convened after the
adoption OF the resolution, TO ASCERTAIN the
entire Indebtedness of the State, and to IN.
sure bias therefor at six per cent not to run
over forty years, and that tax Of two mills
annually be levied for the redemption OF the
same The consideration OF the resolution
was postponed.
In the afternoon Nr. Cooley read oertif
ica,e OF the State Treasurer to the effect
that no funds have been deposited to the
credit of the convention, and he therefore
moved . suspension OF the rules tor the
adoption Of his resolution repeating the bond
ordinance The motion to suspend was lost.
| The balance OF the session until adjourn
ment was passed in the discussion Of the
bond question. in the course Of which col
ored member said when hs reflected upon the
bond scheme He ',ielt assured that the is
sue OF $780, % ia bonds nj eight per cent
for Which the State would receive but el95,
900 was an infamous swindle.
| The Convention then adjourned until to-
MORROW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

NV YoRx, Dee. 24.-A Havana special
says: have 1t from nigL source Thai Con-
sui Savage received telegram from tic
American Consul a. Santiago de Cuba, on
the strength OF which he has telegraphed
10 Secretary Seward, advising him to defer
farther proceedings 10 relation 10 the 81
Thomas purchase.
Tn New l. ,glsnd Society celebra'cl the
anniversars of the landing Of the Pilgrims
in the customary manner a. Delmonlco's
yesterday. Speeches were maie ty Henry
Ward Boeches, Gems. Sherman and S'ckles,
and Others.
The report Of the Excise Board, which
gives the statistics OF the work Of the Bosfd
aimee its O. gshiza,ion in 1866 - published.
During that time Is COS licenses have been
granted the gross amount received in pay
ment therefor being %3.65s. SOS. Of these
licenses 1879 were revoked.
AsDscial says: Several IN. mbers II the
WAYS and Means and Finance Committees
have been ia consultation with the secretary
Il the Treasury recently, n regard to
finance matters. Senators Morgan hac
Sherman have had long interviews With him
with view Of eliciting his views on the
Sherman measure. The Secretary has not
indicated his ideas on The subject fully, but
he ia known TO favor that portion Of the
| scheme relating to foreign loan. As re-
cards The four million dollars proportion,
he has very grave doubts. and is not at all
convinced Of its advisabiiity At the preset
time lie il understood TO believe that .
law Of that character would interfere with
the banks, and cause large Withdrawal OF
their deposits.
From conversation Of different members
Of Congress il is inferred that a majority OF
the House is in favor OF taxing the bonds,
| and i; may DO confidently stated that a
bill booking to that object will be introduced
after the holidays. The proposition meets
with general appreciation, and there is nc
doubt Of the passage Of such measure.
A bill will be introduced at an early day
in the House, providing that in the future
| all appointments Of internal revenue agent.
At the South shall he coniir ned in the Sen
alto before the nominee enters on the dutici
Of bis office This 10 in order 10 prevent, q
far as possible, the appointment Of unprin
cipled persons to such important position
where there is so large a field for specula
ton.
Internal revenue reports show . gradua
daily increase; aud the lowest estimates 70
the fiscal year do not fall short Of two hun
dred million dollars.
A ST. Thomas correspondent says tha
up 10 the I'd int there bad been five hun
dred shocks Of earthquakes felt there.
The coroners jury IN the case Of the dealt
Of Mr.. Fail and daughter, have rendered
verdict OF death by strichnine aiministers,
by some person to the jury unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a. Bob Burns, a blooded
steer. raised in Sangamon county. Illinois.
weighing $500 pounds, was sold yesterday
TO Col. John 3. Hancock for 81 200.
Ralph Waldo Emerson lectured last eve
ming before the YOU Mems Library As
ISOLATION, on the subject OF county lite.
A light took place last nigh, at a baNdy
house on Monroe street, between Tom Da
ly, a THE, and Denny O'Brien, . prize
IL, ter, in which both were seriously
wounded ny pistol shots. 4 large number
~ere present. II beng the occasion Of a
dancing party, aud the encounter created
much excitement.
a lire occurred in Stevens lumber yard,
between Erie aud King,bury streets, enrly
this morning. resulting ia u loss estimates
rt S3p 900. fully insured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Dsc. PA meeting to con
slider the right 81 naturalized citizens was
held here last night. The principal feature
was a speech by A. G. Thurman, late Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor. lie spoke
At considerable length. urging the pro,ee-
ton Of nsturalized citizens, wherever placed,
and dcnouncing the idea tina. allegiance to
one government survives naturalization M
der another. a preamble and resolutions
were adopted, looking towards the protec-
ton OF foregn-born citizens OF the United
States everywhere, and recommending the
subject to the early attention Of Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
MISSOURI.

Sr Louis, Dec - A bill is to be intro.
duced to the Missouri Legislature in Janua
~ to regulate the social evil by licensing
bawdy houses.
On Friday, three men went into Mrs o..
gier's house in Madison county, Illinois
and by intimidation robbed her OF $40 in
monty.
Deputy United states Marshal Morgan
sh"t and MORALLY wounded prisoner nam
I'd Hunt OH SATURDAY. The prisoner. who
was undes scnl.rcr Tor passing counterfeit
money, was beini; conveyed II the peni-
t,ntiary, and ATTEMPTED TO .ecape by jump
ing from the ears
Sr. LOUIS Dec. 23.-The Bankiog house
of fesson. son \ Co suspended to-day II
is understood that u large amount Of their
paper was protested in New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Dgs MolNEs. Dec. ga man named
Mccormick was brought here yesterday
charged with The murder Of an old mau
named James. in Humboldt county last
Wednesday. James had been to Fort
Dodge, and Mccormick, learning that he
had some $500 with him, obtained the
privilege Of riding in his wagon, and whom
near Dacotah. he beat out che old man
brains, robbed the body, and started east
The body was found soon afterwards, and
the murderer was arrested on tho same eve
ming
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-General Mead c
returned u Washington this evening on q
summons from General Grant.
The extensive works OF the Camden Roll
Ing Mill Company, OF Camden. New Jersey,
was completely destroyed by fire this after
noon. The loss is estimated al $1,000.
Insurance S35, coo.
PnIApEIPHIA, Dec. .a3-Hon. A. II
Stevens lectures in this city shortly on The
condition vi affairs in thr southern States.
RKADIEo. Dec GA locomotive expln.
dcd her boiler in The lower depot here this
morning. killing Albert Kline, engineer, and
John Schwakie, fireman. The conductor
and two brakenen were thrown sorpc dis
lance, but escaped material injury
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
What the Druggists Say.

Rr-nryLvASn O., Ane. -. iSb1.
e~o,.rh have been dealing In proprietary medi-
G ne f,ss the last II years and have never peo'e
ranna a preparation ths, wou.i equal your ran
xulsr ilnoi only eel. very rapidly hu' gives 'n'
M 81 perfect satisfaction Ia essry case That hhs come
- ny knowledge.
In my prscsiss very seldom prescribe patent mea-
slas. bat, havlag cntise confidence In yonr =" ram
xn.., and hu.wlng that Il poes-sses valuable med
e.i r-sppr,l pns freely use u In my daily PRACTICE
III. the noe, standard medicine nave for sale and
m ,ny samie. 10 this vicinity would ~ soon think OF
80, out Of Dsef % sad wiihou, bottle Of Pain
Killer In n house.
y.nrs. vsry truly. ISAAC A. DoRAS. NJ. u.
cp n~usua D Co.. Of Charlottesville. Va. write
-your Pain Killer 10 decidedly the mos, popular
,r,.prlessyy medicine cold In this State.
J. n Mccall. N D., Qultman. Ga have no
Aeast II Will always rs The great family medicine
Ministers and Public SpcHisers.
vso ar. - onsa afflicted with Throa, diseases, will
Gnt remedy In
ALIENS LUNGxBALSAM.
la.en.c- aaf waters s,mstfmes give RELIEF bu'
Nj. s...m. taken few umcs. will insure cure
VIII tho afflicted Clergyman please test its merits'
rrsnscstAls % vnysicsAss.
n, Nathaniel Harris, for many years resident oil
NAas,ehnrrv VT, recommend. the Bals,m ~ being
suts,Iss 70 all other rsmcdi-s f,r Bronchitis. hs
cav. - have 40 doubt It will scon become classi
cal remedial agent fos the cnfc ~ all diseases OF ths
Throat, Bronchial Tubcr. and thu tnnrs
SATH HARRIS. N. d.
III Lloyd, Of Ohio. surgeon In the army during the
v.r. from exposure contracted consumption. liz
ss,. II have NJ hcsitsnoy Ia stating that was by
Ia. rse Of ysur LING Palssmtha, am ~ alive aud
snioyins health" Dr Fletcher. OF Ms-opn, saJs
81 resanm,nd yo,r R,-an IN preference to an,
ether medicine rr Con his and Il ycssiiisiaction.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Dec. "a The marriage be.
tween Col. Eli S. Parker, of Gen. Grants
staff, and the beautiful Miss Sackett, will
take place today at the church Of the
Epiphany.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were $500 900
Evidence thus far elected by the ordi-
nance Investigating committee, includes
many Startling facts regarding frauds in
contracts TO supply tho Government with
aims and ammunition. The report of the
committee will not be ready Tor several
months.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
VIRGINIA.

FoRrRRss MoSKos, Dec a. About four
o'clock this morning, an alarm Of fire was
given inside Of Fortress Monroe. Il pro-
cesdsd from the Carroll Hall room formerly
occupied BY Jefferson Davis. having caught
fire by Goals falling from the CRATE. The
flames were seen sxsinguished, althoug h
the nre sas rapidly spreading. The dan
age done to the building is slight.