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JACK Hamilton "ox ms MrscLE.,-A Wash.

JACK HAMILTON "oN HIS MUscLE."-A Wash.
ington dispatch, Of the li,h, says:
severe street fight took place this afternoon
on Capitol Hill, between Representative Randall
Democratic member from Pennsylvania and ex.
Governor Hamilton, OF Texas. Il appears from
statements OF by ISLANDERS that Randall approached
Hamilton. and after iDquiriug what his name was
called bin thievlng scOundrel. The latter had
heaYy cane IN his hand with which he dealt Ran.
dali blow, telling him TO the pavement He
was nearly insensible, and is reported tonight 10
be seriously injured. 1t is said that Hamilton will
be arrested in the morning, on an affidavit BY the
presidents friends
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NKw ORLEANS, April II, 1868.
To Messrs Thomas A Adams Charles Briggs, Henry Huu
Jr, VIM S. Pike A. W. BOsworth, Thomas Sloo, John
Pemberton, Samuel Smith, A. Brother Thomas Ander-
and others:
GentemenYour letter Of this date, rendering 10 me
Concert received this evening expression Of vour
regard prompted by your kind feelings and so wholly
unexpected BY could not take otherwise than by sur
prize.
am proud Of the appreciation Of my feIlow.czens Int
have words to express the this action avan
In my heart moTethsn simply say 1t is fay appreciated
by me.
Your reference TO past public abors recalls many deeplv
painful well pleasing reminscences In all Of tber
was acuAted by sense Of duty the performance Of which
was not only pleasure but always followed BY present
reward in the consciousness of trying to benefit my fellow
Gratefully accepting kind proposal gentlemen and
respectfully suggesting WEDNESDAY EVENING NAV 2n
suitable time am, gentlemen,
Most respectfully yours, ETC.,
j. G, CARPENTER
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Passengers per steamship l. c.. Harris VIM. Fl.
Talbot commander, from Brazos, via Rsckport
and Galveston Gen. McCoob, lady and child ;
Col. Randall, sam. Gelston, Mr.. Pugnet, Mrs. Ba.
con, Mrs. Brunard, Messrs. Dupers, Bader, Har.
Tlson, Mrs. PeaTce, Mr.. Dalien and lady, Messrs.
Naldettaro, ArdeDa, Brsunschweiger, DR.. Sniy.
erly, Lieut.. Wade, I. Gilgan and twenty-seyen on
deck. Also, United States mails.
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As will be seen by the notice published
elsewhere by Mr.. George W. Dupre, secretary,
the FGte Champ6tre and Tournament Asso-
citation have decided, on account of the in
clemency of the weather, to postpone the
commencement of their entertainments to
next Tuesday, the Goth inst. We trust that
this temporary unavoidable change may only
result in an increased success for the under
taking.
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Mrs. z. ~. Turner,
CANAL STREET ,

I1O............... CANAL STREET .............IIO
is obout closing out Beautiful Stock Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, which she is selling COST and BELOW
COST, cheap that any wishing to select Bonnet
Hat or Dress already made could to be pleased with
their purchase
She has also extensive Sperosrs Handke
Chiefs Buttons, trimmings Ribbons Flowers Feathers In
fSnt Caps, and Embroidered shsws and sacques.
Ladies' Undeelotning Collars Cuffs Cluny and Crochet
Laees and Inserngs, all to be sold CHEAP. Call and ex
anime
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We the Ladies residing and In the vicinity OF Manassas
ard Bull Run bsttlefelds have formed ourselves into
society known by the name Of the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION, and have for object the renterent of
the Confederate dead in groups and in isolated
graves for many miles, and liable be obsraed by
the poughshare We solicit aid sisters and brothers
Of the South and indeed everywhere Were it not for
poverty would not call upon you order to have them
dectnty inferred and Enclosed Cemetery some 5000
will be needed.
Those Of erds at distance who desire to contribute
can do so by addressing Corresponding Secretary Miss
SUE N. MONROE, Gainesville, Prince William county
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY ]. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary,
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions for the above purpose will also be received AZ
the CRESCENT OFFICE; by WOODS, MATHEWS &
CO., No % Magazine street and by Mrs. MARY J.
DEACON.
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Passengers per steamship Mexico, from Vera
Cruz:
Zeppi Fry, NJ. c. Hagerty, ]. P. Farley, NJ.
Robinson. &. Melering, DR.. Jofre, Jno. Prathral,
Geo. Halister, Jno. Lumkin, NJ. Caprio, Mad
Cusar, VIM. Wseman, Mr.. Dunn, G. f. Turnbull.
Alex. suskind, lily. Shabin, Chas. Finlay, Chas.
Jones, Dr. Gitz, J. B. Warren, A. G. Prudd, Mrs.
johnson
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Passengers per George Cromwell, from New
YORK; ). W. Gulf, Mrs. J. ". Cuff Wesley
Cuff, Mrs. Cummings, Miss Cummings, Henry
Graham, Edwin Harris, Lieut. Wallen. U. S. A.,
Gin charge Of troops,) and eghtysix Uai,ed States
truOps.
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The steamship Crescent City, Capt. Holmes,
from New York, May 9th, arrived at her wharf
early Sunday morning. Her purser reports, May
18th, J. S. II. Walton, aged 60 years, died on
board and was buried at sea. She brings a fair
freight and the following passengers:
Mrs. r. L. Walker, Miss Eliza Herigan, Miss
Flora Evans, Jas. II. Walton, Franchise Maiache,
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Post once JvrOrtes.

Fosf OFFICE. New Orleans Nov 70, lso
gs furhsr notice the 81 the New orlsans on,
Will be closed follow:
Nails for Mobile, Montgomery At-ntA Augusta and o.
lumbus, Ca, close daily atsP.M
Ossst Mall for all Post oces far up the river Al Rsvo
Sara, closes Mondays At S p. r., and FridsysMsAH
Wcksburg Mails close at n svsy Tuesday and Saturday
via the River.
Malls for Lower CSaIt close al every Tuesday .uo
Friday
Malls for oOvingtOs close at A r., svsry Nsad.y .u1
Thursday.
MAILS for Algiers close daily t9LM
Mails FOR Stations on opsSusas Railroad Will close daily a,
2Ph.
halsfOr LaOurche Parishes viii close on Mondays, Wedp,r
dag and Fridays, stSP.M
Mails for Galveston, brsEos Santiago and Brownsville.
Texas, close 1t A Sundays Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays, via Opelousas Railroad
Nails for Ouachts River close So. wednssdays sn1
Saturdays, via the Rivet
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Rod River tvseky
TuesdsyL Thursdays and Saturdays
GALS for Havana will be forwarded By every vessel clearing
for said Port
Nails North West, New Orleans and yackso
Railroad, close daily st6P.
Way Mails via Jackson Railroad closes at sLM
OFFICE HoURS-OpeAs a. d., essesAHn
ne Delivery will be KEEP. opsr untnTrn
sUEpAYs-onos opsas A. H., and elesesus.
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
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AMUsEM ESTs THIS EVENING.

NEW OPERA HOUSE-BeDsht Of N ne Fsuchetti-Offen
bsch's comic opera In four acts La Belle Helensn
ACADEMY OF hUSIC-Dramatie and Variety Entertain.
nent-'The Nymphs OF the Caribbean Sean-ZJuave Drl
Songs, burlesquss, etc.
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Carpet Warehouse.

Bee. ........."CHARTRES STREET.
A. BA0UssEAU A CO, importers, offer al lOv yIioos
AkPEI1hG-English end American, OF all kinda: hoor
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; MATTING-sD roll.
China, 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Fano Covers Crumb CothsDrugget Linen and Felt; Gu,
tainsbaee, Reps Worsted, Damask, Furniture Cover
inG-Linen and Cotton striped COnines Bands Pins etc
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Buy your fishing tackle at Rousset's hardware
store, No. II Old Levee street, opposite Custom.
House.
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PhOtOgrHphs

PhOtOgraphS
OF ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND coLoRED PICTURES
Copies of Pictures
Made by befoe and during the be had By apply
ing At my Old Stand. lCl CANAL STREET, where can
nov he found daily, and shall be glad to my friends
and the public generally. =
JOHN II. CLARK.
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Complimentary.
NEW ORLEANS, April II. 1852

INV OAsLGANSt April II. 1863
Rev. J. c. Carpenter, 7lO Magazine street:
Rev. Strive, the undersigned citizens of New orean
having observed for years past your arduous
benevolent labor good Samaritan In this community an
admitting pous disregard Of party sect or creed in
discharge OF our charitable minstrAtons and well KNOWN
that your material contributions have been far beyond
ordinary bounds de sire give for ur benefit PUBL
CoNCkRF on such evening you may be pleased 70 es
nate.
Signed respectfully,
Thomss A Adams Thomas sloo
I, naLusS nsgs John Pemberton,
iMenry bull, JL, Samuel Smith,
A W Bosworth, Thomas derson
y mhlhef' George q. Garner,
=; mIAss George W. HynsOn,
Robert Pitktn, j. b. walton
Z, X. Converse f. MacphersSn
VIM. Stewart W ri FSstsr
K l. Gibson Gibson, Marshall j. Smith.
Hugh McClOskey, Pstrek Irwin Sno'"
VIM Greevv, H. r. SwGssy
John Collins, Edward Barnett
Charles P. Whitmore David S,evar, -
VIZ. q. Mcclellan, TO Hendon.
Sthn = s%ql, W. Oelesdsraie-y.
staer Msa wing George Clark,
q II. slocomb, IL a Tylsr,
., sue Gus A Breaux,
A. Cooper, Gsorss BsSmsn.
m b9oo VIM. McOulloch
q. n N HITsN' :, q Bachelor NJ. d.
Louis II. Pelie, Joan Yonn,,, T.
Thomas Murray, r. j Flato1 '''
p Mlaaiemss, J. n Folweli NJ d.
n N M0ntgomeryi o. VOORHEES,,
ffwatd Thompson, G. w Newton
Williamson NTH, James Nads
Schneider Zuberbier Josaph Santiut
A W Violet vi Hva,,
lanbenthuysen johnson AruistroHga
y curtis " aldo, Thomas Handy.
q. g Kendall, Hugh Rreen
IN NanCOlhnt l. II Joseph,
.homaS hassan, A. Wackerbsrth,
n " holbrook, T.. Blessey
Z. D. YssHOn. James II Wngaele,
M. T. Bigney, e. NJ Susba
Joseph Ehs.n, ID 81 MeCan
j. W. Black. Thomas 49,,
q. L Hall Albert RaIJssr'
W n. Thomas James n scott'
A. Thomas, / Roon q 80
W. o. Shepard, Robert HuvSba'
A. l.. Abbott, Michael CernoT
Norman J. Whitney, Harmon Doape
Joseph West, s. St-aIpbt
Vim. q. Austin. ID ri Scr,,cgs
Samuel n Walker, Herman Rice
Henry +. Wade, NJ. D., L. q. Palmer.
John A. Stevenson, M = Coy
W II. Whitaker, j. Born
James A. Douglas, Dennis Cronan
L r; soaring, Samuel L. Moore.
n. n Isaacson, j. q. Dunlap,
j.. ID. Dameron, VIM Grant,
yoeh ,Anesrsoni Smith Broas,
j. >. whitaker, ID & Byerly,
y Pnrvts, II. X. Wilson,
George L. kOuns, II. H. Dentas
D. W Nae David McCoard
A. ". Merriam.
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Al. IA. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
IF FULTON STREET. NEW YORK.
syxcrlL Aaxrys oK rxw oRERlss oRHgeEErl

TT HDIF1Hf
sYEcIAL AsEBfs or szv ORLEANS oREssEEfi
An-elassss Of MERCHANDISE. AGRICULTURAL ~
ELEMENTS, etc., etc, purchased on oommissisn-
Coed spurchAses only Of arst class Houses and low z
aot low than parties purchase themselves
sufficient tied TO freight and coz.
missions, the balance PAYABLE 0E DELIVERY.
not sxossdinR $3.50 Z par csnt ex.
eseding sI0O, ~ per cont
Collections on al points promptly ATTENDED TO-
Esfsrsnos-ooL ,. o. NIXON, Propris.es Of u
Rev Orleans OxssaErf,
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Manassas
sudleY Church, May 4, Is6s.

EMORIAL SsOCIATION,
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n n
52H ll4O lSO43 n. SO463n.s. 4OSslns
1858 n. l2Ol9 s. 1871 3ls79na lsyn.
677 I2l47n.s 1898 s45llna tlooo,
1895 IS6l9n.s. 23l35 n. S. s7S39na 4ss5lns
The public cautioned against trading the same and
the sOove reward offered for the recovery the money
CHI. KNOXVILLE,
New Orleans March 20, 1909 Cashier.
POtfhOT s. Knight.
06..................CAMP STREET 90
Importers and Dealers in
Paints, OILS. Window Glass, staIHed and
Ehameled Glass, Artists Materials, etc.
POTTHOFF & KNIGHT,
% Camp street, Agents FOR English Plate Glass
To all Interested
THE-
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY,
The First Congregations Unitarsn Society .nnoupo. e
The public that services will be held Church corner
st Charles and Julia streets EVERY SUNDAY al ~
Rev HENRY Of GG s@sld x,.
ne u,tees CORDIALLY invite all interested in progress
o. DeIa Ohsanity 10 Join them IN their efforts 10 main
By order Of the Board OfTrus,ees
CHAs. ]. LEEDS,
JOHN NJ. GOULD,
20. A. FELLOWS Lows
NJ o.,... 49,, ,..- Secretary.
ZintmermanrI,s
JEWELLERY MANUFACT
sILVERWARE MANDATORY
NOS. Oh AND DO CANAL sTRrrr
Orders FOR Fine Jewery Medals and Preaepta.,o, plat
Promptly and Carefully Executed.
REPAIRING PUECTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Watches repaired adjusted and regulated By the very best
WOrkmen, ct
ZIMMERMANNiS,
"a and 96 Canal street
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Governor Brownlow has the palsy.
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Ltii6nthaPS

Ltii63IthapS
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPHS.
From and sitter the SECOND DAY OF MAY. reductIon
of Twenty-Five Per Cent will be made on ali kinds and szes
OF Photographs taken in establishment As heretofoe
promise TO excel in the beauty and finish OF Pictures Ste
oseope views Of the City also reduced Three Dollars Per
Dozen. u
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
Photographer, l3I Poydras street. near Camp
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CemtraE House, Magnolia, Miss
$4,000 Re,Cnrd.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, pack
age made up for the Southern Express Company addressed
NJ. hORGANS SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS. in Legal Tender Nots,
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All of Letter U
and dated M.rch 1872 nnA rur.A.-.a =. Y
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The public are cautioned sgans trading for the same and
the soove reward offered for the recovery Of the money
Oh. KNOXVILLE,
new Orieans March 20 lS6a Cashier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

every geel 0aa adoito thas iatoxisaSiea 10
serfible vies.tho ffuisfal pasess Of every spe-
eiss Of eri0s. but il does net therefore felioW
that aiehehel:c stimuaats sheuld b sbelishsd.
wipe then est, and Whas beeo0es Of enc Of the
= oss Important departments Of msdiss. art
Osiy tgnorest fanatics. Or nss whoes better
judesnsst 10 wrspdsa BY pr.judiss, will as
tempt - dssy thss lives are saved daily By the
samsiy e1otnistrasios 81 spirttueus stimulus -
areesiossine aod r sstorstive agsas. IL 10 the
ossis - oil the tineturss Of the phsrmasopnias
and u hes preserved The lives Of thsasands o.
TIE battle nelA, 10 the oil,ssry and ether hes
pitfalls. and II private pesctics. without II.
nsd'sal ecssscs would b like the plsy of Nam
lot WITH the part ~ the hero emitted Nest e.
psctAllo 10 this true Of pure medical sstimuiaut
Unqssstiosably the sxtssmssts, Of the Ne !
Dew stripe. woald like 70 sappress oil medical
ed prepsratiers eostaisine aicohol. They
wsuid probably begin with hesrsrsss's 0sos-
ssrasiss ssd alternative ofths day. They wsuld
dspnvs the agus and fever districts Of the
south snd West Of this powerful spseiSe They
would Dest the troveler il the Valley Of the
= lesissippl, or the nissr il The plseers sad
g9aieao 81 Calnereis, or he veyageP abeut 70
We fer the iDsalubrieus COST Of Mexiee Or the
west ladies, and lsmood the surrender Of this
the sesets 81 uUwhoassome water. Nhe hsU-
psnsd y b provided With it. Nay. they weuld
probably 20 further than that, sad destroy the
reat 70 ctsry ~ pittsburgh, whore Il 10 propar.
d, aud every bottle Of il upss which they soulA
Icy their hssds threus bout the length aud
bssdts Of the land In vais would il b preveA
70 then that The arlieie VA manufactured from
the pursss Of oil kaown didusiss stiouii and The
mess valuable ef medicinal herbs asd rssta;
Away with IL away with il |" they would cry.
.'it cosssiss alsohsl. and therefore II must 80
destroyed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

II willlbs knswn that most Of the liquor re-
emily fssisited in New York, Broohlyin asd
elsewhere, for evasion Of the Government tax
has bees Of the vilest description. The manu.
faetursrs, in view Of toe possibility Of seizure
have gotten VI the contraband article at the
least psssibie expense. IN order that their loss.
10 case Of discovery, might b comparatively
emit ell. The safety Of the public demands that
sueh psrnicious staf b destroyed, and esdsr .
proper systsm Of tests il would b. condemned
and emptisd into the docks. But no, il 10 scld
bv The Gevsrnnent, ct the average rate ofabout
81 . gallon, 10 pay The tax. In this way Alec
heiic pcisoa 10 1issri butsd broadcast amosg the
people. TIE whole system Of legislation bearing
upon the liqaor trade IN this country lsalthough
not % Intended. in the interest Of intsWper
A moderate excise and wise sanitary laws, in
felston to the testing Of Ill distilled and fernea-
ted beverages, are the best safeguards againse
the areas evil which all thinking men deplors,
bat for which fsW have the wisdom ~ bold
nest propose any remedies esosistsot with res
SON aad tesndsd o. proper appreciation q the
vssts aud wsaknsssss OF human nstsrs. What
PITY it 10 that profssssd rsfermists will At
tempt - drive, When their trus policy wnuld b
70 lead. advise cd ssstrais. All patriotis cti-
ssns wsuld BE- glad. n thsv could, 70 sweep cut
Of the trade and commerce Of the country the
vile. brais :maddening petirns that ere sew sold
in every publo gregory. Esd every ososes den
Of ints1pessues, wish - little risk tsnhs dealer
- ths pursst pss1uets sfths VT cad The seill.
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lae Uen AND ApUeE OF

= IL OOW AND AOU0E =
8tima'aAss. In spite u the awfsi logic Of sx-
peftsoco, and ia dshaecs Of prohibitsry eta
st~s. insempsrenss 70 more prevalent 10 the
Uaite1 states t0-dsy than il has ever been q
ssy former period This - . statistical fact
which the we'll Informed phiisnthropist can mel
ossys hevsvermuch he may roget it, and Ii
proves cos Of two shiags-sithsr thst tia vice
70 past remedy or mitigation. or that the ssrin-
gent 0eens adopted 10 prevent the sale and use
81 suouisnts have bees unWiss ssd irrstiossl
hsman nature 10 net % hopslsssly vicious a 70
be beyond the Influence Of reason aud psrpus-
zion -howevsr ebstinats IL naytbs in its rests.
lance 70 arbitrary and iAcousistsst lave: ana
the isIsreacs, Therefore, 70, that the sxtsemssss
Who have declared useompromisinR var axaisst
sns use Of liqusf under asy eirsunstsscss have
svershot The mark, aad aetually inerssssd the
evil they istsadsd 10 crash eut The Usised
States lev eu,herisss The I'M ertstios, uasufsc-
s.fe sn1 sale Of spirits. ed ths Gevsrsneat
derives . Iargereveoue f1eo such ioportesiea
oe.ufastsfs end sals. aad while tale 70 Ne eess
~ iesel Law eas ever prevent NE ~ Of The oe-
siels. The ssatstse wAisA iopese taxes - d.
sise % liqasr. pfssappess shGsis vail - uoeA.
asd recognise the wsighs Of she people - ass il
Thas rs6s 10 lssis1 81 The prsltbitssisie, ed
they 0sks Bylaws - prsvsos Tie sitissa 6sso
::1eressics psrseasi privilege guaranteed "
hin, by inplieastsa q lsass, b. he iaw Of The
Land.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT


K0001 u8eO01e ere DoySo0 RPO0nGa
Frsn tie Kssxvills Prssa, Nsv. 10.
On Msndsy altsruoon, . asos distsssoine
sccufrsuce tex place, q q nsaS Dysr's
iesSy, IN 0fangss county. AZ W gather
the facts. il sppsars that M. Jcssph Dyer,
yeung msn 81 shout 20 or 81 years Of age,
together with negro employed en.the
place, wsrs cut hunting. be having shst.
gun. A ysunesr brother Of joseph.
together With another negrs employed, we
rsmblss the I've couples, without knowing
it, came near sach other. The latter dc.
eavsring his brother Joseph nrst. 10 order
70 have SEINE sport, By soaring him, put .
blank charge into the gun. and sseretoi
himself nssr oy the peeh along which u
seph ~ approaching, Intending y Ore il
~ ever bic lad - b pssssd. b ss~ he
gun barrel slevated just in front 81 hin end
claspsd il with bic hand, jsskise the nus
sls dowa against HE breast. AZ this in
slant the gun ilrsd, and slthsugh there w.
No ball 4 Il, the eeneassien Wasos great q
- prodsee iestaoe doth.
The homer 81 the yoscgsf brother con b
better imasiasd than described. Hia grief
10 said 10 have boea distressing st % fragile
. result Of what hs designed emily broth
ss's prank.
The deceased was brother Of LIEUT.. Col.
Dyer, whs. it Vas rsmsmbsred, vas sho.
and instantly killed 10 Rockville. BY . No.
gro 10 the spring Of 1868. He 10 said 70
have been an sstimsbls young man, and
what makes his sudden death the mere
mslaneholly. he was the head Of the house
hold, both parents being dead. Rarely, If
ever, have We been called upon to record .
mere suddsning case.
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And this 10 the true policy, dictated alike BY
philosophy. experience and common sense.
What, on the other hand. 10 the tendency Of the
policy prohibition IL does not prevent. il hes
never prevented. il never can prevent the Of al
eshoic 6ssds, bat It lsads - their deterioration
and thus increase . thousand fold the evils that
IL proposes 70 anaihilats, when liquorr are
ssid sscrssly, and q the risk ofpersenal liberty
Of oourss The dealers viii seek to compensate
themselves Ter the hasasd they incur. bY inor.
dlnats prodts, and TO eosatn those profits they
will adulterats what tbey sell. Il 10 notorious
that the liquor soldin States where prehibitory
laws exist. is for the most part poison. 1t 10 ~
safe for the vsnport to give his customers hsry
and dsstructive compound - good article the
penalty being in each case ths Sane. Strict and
Faithfully sxseussd Inspection Laws would proven.
this horrible collaboration. Prshibitory Laws
promote il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

nat this IL the language Of Insane bigstsy, En-
lightssed scisses-aye, and enlightened kslig-
ion and Morality, too-condsmn il utterly.
Bishso Eastburn, the Reverend Dr.. Worcester.
and other treat divinss, have recently given
their testimony against such Wholesale Hostility
to stimulants. and have dselard thatto nvcs Of
drunksnness has been grsstly increased BY the
unaiscrimtnating onslaught Of the prehibltisn-
ists The good Ag.s'i,, sad such pea :: Pro
Bigeiow, Clarke, Holmes, white asd many 9TH
er eminen, prsc itioners, whose standing -
physicians should secure respect fer their opin-
ions point like tbs, have ssated that aico-
holic preparations are absolutely essential to
in the treatment Of many dissasst, and - res
terstivss. They only insist that the preparation
BE- pure. fhey are il favsr Of stringent laws
against sdulterasion their motto 10 ''rsgulsss.
net destroy"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

There are macy FERNS Of di9assst;Duli used
~ the medical prefsssisn, aad the great object
Of the r. ust- westp physieias 10 to obtain the n
unmixsd With eIy delstsrieus article. aestst.
the sspssaties 81 being the psrsst preps stien
Of its class ct present Manufactured. and woo
therefore eitsd q Q ease in point. 10 il lust, 10
il iaia ist for the greatest gesd 81 the greasest
number. that the Law should place this 0sdi-
cine On par with fighting ruas What seft 81
Legislation 10 that which oakse ~ distisslieo
betwsss health giving tsais cd atefativs
aad alife-eensaui1g baaet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-10

SICK HEADACHE
Arises frcn . disordersd sAts Of the stomach nj
bowels. and bilious dsraagsnsnt Of the liver. aa6
esn b perwauestlv cured ~ ths ues o. Robace's
Bioed Purifier aud Blood Pills. Fail directisos &C.
company each bottle and box.