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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Office in rear Of Lancaster Drug Store
DARTlCuLAK attention given TO the
l Medical and Surgical treatment OF
the eye.
nIs. Bills due upon rendition of ser
vice.
May / 1857 n3stG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

SONS negroes attacked and stoned
a Democratic procession at Galliopo.
tn, ohie. en Thursday last, which
was resented wncu " a.. ..-s:. :
negro who keeps livery stable, sho,
aud killed worthy gentleman named
Albert Almond, sho wA sndsavor-
ing to suppress. tho difbculty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

II j. said that No ths tvig IL bent
tho trees inclined Some % the
young ladies about town will grow
|Tueery II the Grscian style prevails
very long.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
WHAT Tngy Ar. At SARATOGA

WHAT TngY An. At SARATOGA
Congress Hall, Saratoga, aceommo'
dated during the season, from juno
18th to September 18th, over 10 900
persons. Daring that time the hotel
cooked $4,000 chickens, 800 600
eggs, $4,000 pounds Of beef aud %, .
900 pounds Of lamb. or mutton, i
used Is 900 pounds Of veal, 5000
pounds; of tarkcJs, J 300, aud o.
other fowls 5000 Each person Of
the 10 900 ale an average Of three
dozen eggs and four eh,eks"s-~shs
publication of which Tact ought TO
make a cackl,ng through the eoun
try The hotel used sn average Of
4 900 eggs aud 40 fowls sdny fol-
I three months ~ Troy Timer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
j. II. JOHNSON,
g n til . + :,

Nlal'Sfl.tll, tN't~.
OrFIcr-Wcst side oi the Public
Square.
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his scr
II vices to his old friends md patrons
in Harrison and adjoining counties. From
his long experience and close application
to the profession he feels warranted in say
ing that his work will he interior 20 none
Artificial teeth inserted on the Vulcan
lie Base from one to full set, aud perfect
satisfaction guaranteed.
He can be found at his Office at
ali times. Where 1t is inconyeuicnt for
persons To come TO the Office, they will be
waited on Il, their homes His services
can be secured by addressing him through
the mail or otherwise.
February | '6s. n20-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
Drugs! Drugs.
A LARGE bill of fresh English and
II French
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS,

And Liquors, &c, Sc is EOS being
received aud opened by A S.ars, at the
Old stand Of Sears a Wihospoon, where
be will be pleased to see bis old customer
as well as new ones aud furnish them with
genuine and unaduteratod Drugs, Med
zines. aud all other articles usually kept
In Drug Stores, at the very lowest figures
that genuine and unadulteratee article
can possibly be sold ut, Tor cash. liy
special request he has brought on several
articles not ke1, elsewhere IN this city,
among them ia Cata;fh Snuff aud Sewing
Machine roedlcs.
take pleasure in informing my Gus
toners and the public generally shat |
have secured the services of Mr. /. IL
Bruce, Pharmaceutist, late Of the house
of Mr. Frank Il. Wood of this city, who
will be on hand at all hours to attend to
he Prescription Department
A. SEARS, Druggist.
Feb. %. 1867. n2eAi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Rev. Henry Ward Beeehss is an.
nounced A. a candidate for tho United
States Senate ir case the Radicals
have majority in thu next New
YORK Legislature.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

WHOLESALE K0BnsRy AND MURDER
A FLOATING Haurtfgt ON rifs
ouio--AnREsr of rus OUTLAWS.

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~,
nc "'iss' " a ''"'''' l''y ="
Y"'''" "'s -" -, - " n
u"'S ~ =" 'i""''' ~ '"' y"
, u' ~ ""''" We qua" 'u" '"'
r w, N''s"S f'i' =" ''''','"S
'o' s'ho way pa s''"'s' arg
ss""' 'Vo''" "''' ~ ~ AZ "'." "''
Nv" vs. wy "o 49,, Nv '"'" ~ ,"PPu"t
~ 'n' various '"''"ts nc gre"
u''''o' " '"v "''' a"u '''es We
'''" I"' - Wv NV" '' ~" " w
- 49, 10 -, N ~.
uS''u' "'a 49,, W" W.. ~ ~, Wv
'''s ''"' Tvs" = "''' ~ :" wv. u ~
's' PoSs'''' p',e y, ""o Nv was
"r'asou !" az '"s ''", oe'''''"'S
OF Tue o"ssS walnut "'epV"' "'''
'ao'SAu,a''y "'tansua a'n"h" h's per
son ana 'no'''' ' SUI, s'p'1 uo' ''
MS 'oe'' ""s" no, '"'',e', o''V, a'
cotulhs 10 ',o 'au''''"" usage ., ,"s
REDSKINS wa eifoo'e '1s's ""''"
had dehea Tue ,eg',a's !" '"o ~"
iession were f'i'o,oo Nv ""oo' W ~
iuf'hoS'' IN a ~" "aSS "y"o"' u
advance "oS''''' wa ." ''"t''l s,
eIo"oi't Va 'ns o"'"','s F,',
ming hanup''is 'ot u',"'' WV pun
WIN an ",'u'", =" '"o 'V"''' '''''
proves OF VT a. "'se"'
On thursday n,s'' |'eN '"'
boat was 'yihs AZ 'Ve"po9 nus
point Ap9u' "So n."s suo'v p'' ~,
uonuufs N 'a'i"b w. u'' w., Nv
mon ma h'a"e 'pf'y- ""'o"N '"'
ne'ghpofihg 'a''"c's, "'''i' "E '"'''
ineoioa, se'N,s'At anu F'F,N"''"s -
DC on INC lo"AoP' "' s'',"" -"
rriday morning jacob IL N'n"''
who lives Few mics above, o,scoVcr
ed that about th'f'y or i','y bushels
OF wheat, III sacks ana feady Io' sup
mentt To Lee q iioyle. OF NeW hloaiiY'
had been carried Oh IA ms sNih No
messenger was despetehsd below W.
n, tho frat bnat but no diseoyeric.
were made. On Saturday couple
Of men brought three hags OF wheat
to be sNapped Tor Hour al inc mn OF
Mr, Gilmore Just above bra"1sn'
miller ,t once suspected that he had
90, an the track of the robbers. and
bo eccorJinelv told them that he
coull ,r;ad The wheat for them IN a
lcw dovs but he had no aour to ca
chance car !, I'pop turning ona of
,Lo sscls h, discovered that il was
marked W.T." '"o "''"o W |'''
known 'n'"e, ." '"o '"u '.'. Nv. w.
'no iNo, wv vas $3.50 y
sent 10 hls ~ bhh w 'Hh'Ss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

II Is spoken Of as a remarkable
fact, that twelve hours recently elsps.
ed ia London without the occurrence
of any ire that called for the service,
of tho FIRE department
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

The Republicans are running a
negro for Alderman IN Boston. of
90 urse he Republican party Is not
In favor Of negro equality. Oh, no.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Trains are running three hundred
and twenty Ave miles east Of sacra-
msnto IN the csatral Paci6c road.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

A Boston eosr, has at last decided
umbrellas property. We shall i'm
medi.,sly bring suit against twelve
individuals
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

A letter received byA gentlemen
in Washington from sx.Presidcns
Piercs states that he has slmos, On.
,irely Yegninsd his health.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

The radieal editors generally pre-
tend To think that W. ought 20 Ls,aga
our candidates. Cer,sinly.thsy ought
to change theirs. Grant causoi be
changed too much OF loo soon 49, Los
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

vallandigham is among the slaia.
but his deeds are immortal. And,
for the mattor Of that, he himself will
rise again Lon Jour.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Some correspondent. At Rome CT.
pres the belief tbs, the Pope will
never ses another December.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

Buzznrd Brownie has gorgcd
himself off the carcass Of liberty in
Tennessee and is about to soar to his
roost. - lou. jar.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
HAS
BEEN

cmplctely resitted throughout Its
No. ial force has been doubled. All l.
vi features remain unchanged WI
blany new and brilliant features added
J. them. Its editorial columns sparkle
! ia wit and wisdom, and its news col
bmns overflow with fresh and reliable
Scports-poli,ioal, commercial, telegraph
local, and general Within three,
klonths i.s circulation has doubled, and
is going forward in the estimation OF
BE- people us it never did before Those
.ho would supply themselves with a
thoroughly readable and representative
Democratic Newspaper viii not be able
J, suit themselves by ono possessing
uch rare advantages or published AZ
nch cheap rate.
The following
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

GrS. BUTLER On EvynY Qurs.
rIos Buf Ost We publish from
the Herald, very interesting aeeoan,
of conversation recently held By
Gen. u +. Butler with . reporter Of
that paper This con vossa,ion seems
to have touched on all the questions
on which Gen Butler and the public
are interested, except the sub Get Of
spoons, Why did not tho reporter
politely ask Gen. Butler II he ever
-ioi9 spoons Tho Generals answer
to this question woui; nave been .u.
thoritn,se. 1t is subject that be
knows all about Tho reporter seem.
to have got answers to all the IN
quires which hc did make why did
he not 20 further and pu, one which
would have been not Gully per,inca,
but impeftiueut Alsoi
VS. ruKgTst TO our venerable co
Temporary tina, tho werk Of his repor
tor Is only half done, and that he
shoule be sent back 10 ask Gen. But.
Ter II he ever stole any spoons aud
If SO, when, aud how many and
wha, he did with them IN Y SIN
R,pabt,can.l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
jtlrhitul Cur05.
Y NJ MARKS, VI. ID, having pcrma
l nently located in Marshall offers

II NJ. MARKS, NJ. ID, having perma
{. nently located in Marshall, offers
bis professional services to the citizens
OF the town and surrounding country
and hopes by close ani ttudions attcu.
ton To his profession 10 merit % liberal
share Of patronage
Orflcr- Rear uiicc over VIM NJ
Johnston d Co.'S store.
RIspENcE-at Dr. J II Johnsons
References Dir Eagan, of jefferson !,
DR. Williams, Of Shreveport Mai. u
Smalloy, Uncle Joe Taylor, Mai J. f.
Womack, Capt A. VI, Burnham. and
Gen ". T. Lane, Of Marshall
Marshall April H. g. n36-ly
nR Is T. EADS offers his prots.
~ sioual services to the citizens Of
Marshall and vicinity.
OFFicE-N otih OF the Court House in
the rear Of Wood Drug STORE Allorders
lett thsrs will be promptly attended TO-
February /, 1865. u?6-tf
nR. II. +. WlTiltRSPOUN. Sur.
~ gcon and Physician Marsha u Texas
OFFics--ior the present, at Sears h
Witherspoou's Drug Store.
July 81. 60 nd5
\. T.. ~. JOHNSON. joins n cRAlS,
ItVS. JOHNSON a GRAIN, eontin-
~ ue ia the practice Of Medicine,
Surgery, and Obstetrics,
Terms Bills are due when Patients
are discharged, and we will make 1t to
the interest Of every one Ia make cash
payments.
oifIcE-Oyer A. Sears Drug Store,
Marshall, Feb. -, % n29-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

DiRreroRs John lirashear !. II
Gushing, j. r. Morris, A. j. burke }
+. d. Wilson, Il. A. Bolts, Jno she"rn
c. $ Iongcope, W. NJ. Taylor X Brew
stcr, ] W Henderson, A. NJ hieibef
and J Coleman. .,
NJ. II. RONSTON,
General Agent for Texas
Dir. \. c. MARTIN,
Agent at Marshall.
Nav %, 6s ni3-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
HACKS AND DRAYS!
n. NJ, Nul.kiN.

T.. NJ. nuIkiN.
II ErURNS his thanks to the citizens
and business men OF Marshall ann
IDENTITY, Tor the liberal patronage hitler
ex,ended to him, and desires 10 inform
cm that he is now fully licensed and
fepared, with
lNCkN AND ONANS =,
serve them ut short notice, and on 'he
o,t reasonable terms.
Jan q. 1867. -l-'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

I'M wv W3yU - WUsu3 49,
nsve - ~ ri9At vAsasvss ~ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06
N q. Is

The Hartford fCoon Time. of
recent date rei.,e. the foiioxing in
stance of the f.ll,cy 81 ei,cum.,an
tisl evidence
Yesterday noon. when the Nav
York exp,ess train for mi. ,i,v "a.
between North Usyeo and W,iIng
ford stations. the engineer .,v h,,c.
footed man In his .hi,, sleeves d,,,
on, of the wood, aear the road and
plsc. something wraa.ed /. a nex.-
paper on tho track. I, W.. too Inf,
10 stop tho train. and The p,,ot si,uek
the ot.,.,l, which ,,o,cd IA he
heavy railroad iron bar with ,,e,,
force knocking il m, fee, and
breaking tn. Milo, q, ,,r,v,,, her,
word va. given to the pol,c. and
Chief Cbnmb.rl,p .,,t d,u, one,
Cosgfoy. to Investigate. HAVING 4, fail
DESCRIPTION Of m, man color NJ nan.
falcons hair etc lie n,,a /, man
whose dress in every na,,,cul,, ear.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

DIR. L.. j. BEALL,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

would strRc with wonder and surprise
only those who ave not witnessed Che
like results in states Whioa bear 30
compression to Texas in point OF rich
ness OF soil and al,antages for farming
purposes Taking as lata, die cotton
produced last season in the country that
would pntronige this route, as the cheap
est, safest, and most expeditions aud
allowing the emigration l. continue Tor
the next iou. years as It has been for
the last foui-not nganything what
evcf from the immense tide of emigration
that would flow to the country ou the
breaking Il the first ground Cor the r0ai
and whose largo plantations would furnish
cotton Tor shipment to the brst ear
through ! have arrived ut the FOLLOW
ibg, which many competent men tru'
nouncc ioo low But desire to pat forth
no snrohargod estimates | wish to con
fine myself 10 reasonable calculation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-11-06

When The IaIlof, MT SbackIe!,
went to take them to the court house
on Tuesday, the Doctor was so i'm
pudent and unruly that, in order TO
keep him quiet, he was struck across
the forehead with heavy navy re
volvor, cutting deep cash, from
which the blood ,rickle1 dow" as he
ga, in the court room. His counte
nance wore a terrible scow, and b,
gifted his teeth at the jailer with Tho
most icndish ferocity .-~ Log .Jorr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

o r LIv Err CON.
=, i, Amt. A SURST,.
iE FhK CALONEL,
u Your bowela are Coz
wv. I've. TRY THEM.
T" you are bilious,
| ra., TRY THEM.
TOT ie'er and ague.
m, TRY THEN,
yoa feel drowsr :
l,,,.T T"Y THEM.
| TRY THEM
lyon have = sics he,s.
'chs. TRY TNEN
they only cost 70 cent, ,
box. TRY THEN.
World Known and
Wrold Tried
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11


The annual meeting Of the stccxhold-
e's Of the Muscatiae. Upton I Ansussa
Railroad takes place At Upton to-day.
The Masonic fraternity or Ottumwa lest
al their furniture At the late fair in that
rlace.
Tho Cedar Rapids paps- mill is about
to put in machinery for making nswsps-
per.
Jackson county folks have decided BY
large msjsri.y, not to remove their Caur-
ty seat from Andrew to Bellevue.
Tho B4ptis,s Of Mu.cstine dedicated
their new house Of worship last Sabbath
|, cost $l4, 900, and is nearly oil paid for.
The average attendance upon . com
mon schosls Jackson county for the pas.
yesr vas 5.TlT. amount paid teachers "a,
os5; value of School houses 81, ool.
it is sad that the .cx vii be imws.
is'ely laid from the present terminus Of
the Nor;h MssoLii road to Bloomfield, in
this State. and that be road vii, be com
r'e'ed TO that pllc. vi hin the mex. six
weeks.
The Iowa City National Bank has Just
completed . nne four story hotel in the
central part Of that city 1t - finished of
complete. in modern and tirst e,ass style
and IS awaiting some good man to come
along srd open it.
II he Cen,e p Anc.,nss. .a,,,c
Citizen gives Us II $ item: We have
arother p 90 that pe.ches ca1 .,e raised in
alundance N tbs ccr -. A branch from
a Centerv e peach ,-ee vas ha-ded n by
a mndes, man no, 10 ger at the bass tho
inb W. mean than insiders 't,le finger,
bes-;ng So vel formed aud perfect peach.
e..'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
TIE COUNTY DEBT TO BE con-
PROMISED AND PAID,
A Committee Appointed
TO Confer with Creditors.

Inc matter Of our county bonded debt
ineur,e ed a the pr-chase Of $50, 900 worth
OF stock in the Old n. 4 N. rairoad, " III
tie interest on ne same since 1853,
amounting IN the nggrega'e to about $9o,.
600 wrs brougn. b. o-e ths Board Of Su.
per"i'ars yesterday by the pe.i..on which
we published q ie DAYS aco.
The board were all in favor or Ia. ing
some immediate action looking to~ ards TIE
ultimate extinction of the the debt and,
for the accomplishment Of this object have
appointed committee. consisting Of john
l.. Dawes, chairman, h.ssrs. c. G. Apple
satc and j. II. Freeman, who will ecm
mence their labo,s :, once. They viii
ascertain the name of all parties hold "a
tte,c bonds, zee on snat terms they will
settle, and report 10 tho Boa.d .. the jan
uary session.
Should satisfactory ,elms he cbtaisie ed
ine Board vii, rs 1t has the sgai right TO
do. Immediately levy a tax for the payment
o. ne uo7ds, The amount Of srch .srv "a,
we be.svc, .mitsu 10 one per cent. Shol d
the be oo ssd 20 -epe-t u, isvo.ab's to, ms,
the Boa,ow - then probably taAs steps %
bring the wnols matter under the prsvs.
ions of the spscia; act passed At the last
session o the General Assembly, % 10 new
being cone with our cit, deos.
This actisn Of the Board cannot bu. BE-
hea..ily endorsed by the people OF the
county who are ~ anxious to have this .ead
removed from their shoulders a. the crsdi
tors are to receive their money.
The county has bad como experience 10
lighting mandamusss, and has seen one
case through to the enc, paying at last
Sls 600, including nearly $4,000 in Costs
This 10 not businsss-liks at oil, and 10
neither pleasant ami satisfactory to either
p..tv interested. The board have new
placed The matter in good hands and, with
the clearing up and settlement Of our city
debt, We hope to be able to announce toe
same Of the county debt. 1aen other
matters, such ~ the building ofa court
house suitable to the wants OF 70 county
like ours, can receive the favorable alton
tion Of the Board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

BusINgss MEs tell US that trade has been
rsTarKssly dull since the decline il wheat,
which gees to show that our city depends
upSa lts retail trade and still ws have
facilities for manufacturing equallsd BY no
Other cit, IN the Sta.s, and sosn will have
the same for wholesale trad, Why de-
l.xt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
WARDS
Eureka Tonic Bitters

IEr read in the lcgera. of his.or, ~ 49, p...
. de Leoa an MS csvs icrs OF old sp..n search. a
sas oiossomrg glade OF Florida. CHI .rred ~ ,e
rsrPe usl youth an vigor sick .pd an uerr;ns ~
.iaiity now, Ike those Spanish knshte eerk re,
,'r sns remedy that will revivify ana s'r.py,hsn
htefsis no beyn'iing cheat, bar prepared b, an s,
snA sNil "a phfsician. sho hsst--;ei II. cn,.
si'.n-s IN an exte eiye sud successful pract;rr
" over Two ecore ycss. DIS iartr, =, he sn..rs.
1T AL a's-.~ss u gaarsn,ees TO sure Chsils 49,
re.sr, Siea sia >e'vou- Headache. Neurslsi, Rhe,
nisss-ln' D,sriss' tAn-iiPa ei Bowel. apd lpdi
coarum otion an has proven great heoes' =, ~,
WIN send TIE olcod rci ding with heal,h n, mi
ses taroasn eyss ms l'n~ dsesssd. d.blliistrd and
attacks OF bHions o. ryphcii reser. IL i. .c,m-
pounded OF p irely vssetahis ingrciieu snd n ,-
q % sue wo'i as PIE = s.ant aud reli~ j. tsnic.
" n. WArO. soi. p op irt.r
Whelesals Dealer in pure Copper Di.tilied y ~.
kises Csvington, y. oefsS6oev.vsaE1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

MAIs,Rp.-The friends Of ]. B. Clinton
here and elsewhere, will BE- pleased to learn
Of his good fortune in securing partner
f,r better or worse. Yesterday afternoon
at four o'clock, select company Witnessed
the marriage ceremony Of Miss valeria Pes
rose and our friend Clinton, At the Csllsgt
Chapel, Bishop Lee Officiating. They lsfl
op the evening train for the East, and. - Z
matter Of course. the best wishes Of theil
many frisnds accompanied them. Friend
Clinton, may you and yours Ssaizs
All that painting can express.
Or youthful poets fancy who's they leve.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

A-Lss's LrSs BALsAx il composed OF med
eines which have specific .ciion UPON 'he NOR.
bid secretions OF The lungs, which causes the
matte, to be thrown OF BY e1peo,orat'ou, then
the inaam nation will be relieved and the cough
soon subdprd
For sale bv all Dealers in FANNY Medicine
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

onciai Paper Of the City.


rxx LOT. in North Davenpeft and Is in Rss,
Davenport chsap as dirt. good ~ acre. arm in
Pleasant Nallev oniv f2.eoo, and lots OF other
Bargains. Wild land ny ne cart load.
Efpg 3cs 4 BEo..
Lad ani Insurance Agents.
40 Z adv street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

One Of the 'es thiaxs that the North ar
South viii pronsblv ever fully agree upon i
thst 'Ba r-tts Vegetable Hair Kestoraire' Is
MT ouly the b st preventive 10 the hair falling
out. b1t alsp the Gaest dressing over before the
pubh-. Is rich'v deserves the "Silver Medal
award I'D at the New hampshire State Far
DaAlaAe Time
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

No.urrcs surRsEA. the Latin phrase expires
ave OF the cAmax OF voluptnous rchsess, may
justly applied 10 the fragrance OF PHALoS's new
perfume, FLOR DE MAYO" the most Ia xu
rions and permsusn. Of foral odors. Sold BY
oil d-uggis,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

Go Asp Sfr those splendid goods for The
wholesale trade At Ro5'i Krauss's, Second
street. They are splsadid, the best ever
brought l, the city. and will we'll repay
examination. Don't fail t. cal on him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11
alvER NkWs.

Packets leave daily frsn THE psiss to
connect with bsats as Ssvaons aud Pcr,
Byren.
wllfB COLLAR I,sn.
The City Of St. Paul leaves Savanna for
St. Paul Tomorrow morning.
The Milwaukee leaves the same po;at on
Friday.
The pismcnd Joe 10 the regular mack e.
for st. Louis te-morrow morning At seven
o'clock.
HoETuERN LINZ.
The Minnesota leaves Port Byron for 81.
Paul to morning.
Tho Dubuque leaves the zane point fer
st. Paul On Friday morning.
The Psmbina 10 the regular paekst 70. 81.
Lsuis to morrow morning 1t : o'clock.
scHLLAnBoUs.
For several days, business upon ear ls,ss
has been very brisk, and large qussstiss Of
grain have bees skipped South, o. we'll -
sossidsrabls heavy freight for points North.
Shipper are crswdiog their business for
ward - fast ~ possible, preparatory to the
sless u navigation.
viii the predictions Of IN early close Of
sav'gstisn b. vsli6sd' 10 the one Important
question with river msa as shis psin. II
may. to oil practical purposes. bet il ~ srs
70 have ssch . winter - ws had eleven
ysefs ago, il will NOT i,1ts-fsss very mush
With the rusniag Of our ferry boat. A.
sa:ly 10 The fall - NJ Svembsr 7,h, Of that
yssr. shs ground froz. up solid and The
frost rsmainsd in the ground until spring,
yet the river as this point did net close and
the ferry boat was laid up only ens week
Will il Be- 10 this year,
The railroad bridge across the Mississip.
pi at Quincy 10 inished, aud was Submitted
to hnal test on Saturday, which it stood
70 he easislastien sf all cone sspsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

OrR Lose aAiK snded in . hard fretzs
last night, and to day has been bright and
pleasant. Everybody 10 nov ready for elk
weeks Of Indian summer. The clerk OF the
weather will rleass take notice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

Wsc cannot understand Why people should
any longer buy the miserable pref arations
advertised As hair rsstorers when the Ais
ma, which lsrsally the finest article for the
ha,r IN use, can be procured for 20 rsasen>
aoie price ~ one dollar per bottle.
Prominent over ali ether noiieinoa n
6sWard's Cough Care.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-11

GAsx. II a~se deers were exh ted at .
meat market in Rock Island yesterday.
They were < led in Minnesota.