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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. l6-Letters have beer
received at tho office Of Internal Reve
nue., dated Fulladorna, Tenn, January 9th
and llth, and from I. O. Crawford. revenue
inspector, and J Ramsey, collector for the
Srd district Of that State, giving infopma
ton In regard TO the danger experienced BY
them in attending TO business regarding IL
licit distillation, and With particular sllusiou
TO case which has but recently occurred
in that district, where = party who IVES in
arrsass to the Government for taxes due "a
The amount Of one thousand dollars, had 70.
sisted the collector making a distrain upon
him for the indebtedness. II appears thai
after the dstrain Rad been accomplished,
and the inspscto had left tho premises,
he VAS followed and attacked by the
party who had been destrained, accompa
MED By others, and that the inspector Wal
shot and wounded, and other outrases were
perpstSated. 1t does not appear from the
correspondence that the Offending parties
have yet been molestcd either By . military
or civil process. A letter from the inspsc-
tor. dated on the nth inst, reports tina,
since his being wounded several illicit dis
tillesiss we're in operation in the third dis
trict Of TINT State
Information has also reached the depart
ment Of the resistance made to revenue Of
6cers in the disehsrgs Of their duty il
suppressirg illicit distilleries in the neigh
borhosd Of Knoxville, Tenn. vigorou,
measures have been instituted By the com
missioner Of internal revenue for the ares
and punishmsnt Of the parties committing
these outrages.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
latest news
ny TELEGRAPH,
TO 's'ME DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SPECIAL FROM DES MOlAES.
iowa Legislature.
Inauguration OF Coz. Merrill.
THE STATE pEtENTEfsSNxP.

Dss Moisrs, Jan. 10.


Dss MONKS. Jan. 10.
The leading fesature Of to day has been
tho Inauguration Of the Governor elect.
samuel Merrill, which took plsc. at three
o'clock in the Hall Of Representatives be-
fore . joint convention Of both Houses. The
lobbiss and galleries Of the House we're
closely thrsnged by large eoneours~ OF ID
dies and gentlemen. Many who desiisd to
do %, could not obtain admission.
The inaugural ceremonies were perform
I'd With thspsusl poup and Circumstances,
and We have . new Governor. lie 10 good
man and may b. prove . good Governos.
The State Printer question is the oil all
sorbing one still The members ore getting
tired Of being cverastingly importuned.
festered and badgered, snd want The eau
Gus to come of forthwith. Should il take
place Today, Rich would b the nominee
10 day or two it would DO other Rich o.
Mills
| Insorsoll has left the track. and Russell,
Edwards and Aldrich might a. we'll leave
1t. unless they can form . combination ia
that event Mills and Rich would probably
combine and have sure thing Of il, fol
one or the other combination is much talk
I'd Of, and there are G. rtain indications that
money viii be emploJ cd to settle the case
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

A Havana special says: Padre Fischer
he's reached here clandestinely from Mex
leo. and haS slipped away 10 Europe by the
81 amer Eagle from New York lie will re-
turn.
Maximilisns former Minister, Ramsey,
who was foreign Minister Of the 30 called
Mexican Empire. is about to publish series
Of documents relative to the history Of the
Mexican Empire, embracing the CORE
spondencs between Napoleon and Msximil-
ian.
A Washington special states Grant
aud Sherman called on the President, and
the former. in tho presence Of Sherman, I'd
United that he had promised to resign the
office Of Secretary Of War in response TO the
proper legal proceedings. or If circumstan-
ces demanded another course he would sur
render the Office into the Presidents hands.
A special states The draft Of . new
whisky tag bill will be completed in few
days. The indications are that the tai
will be greatly reduced.
The sentiment Of the House Ways and
Means Committee is in favor Of new rev
enus bill instead Of that now pending.
A Worlds correspondent had an inter
view with the President, at which the lat
| ter reiterated that Grant promised to notify
| him Of what course he should pursue.
The same correspondent says the Presi
dent will not recognize Stanton, an d he vii
make . new nomination soon. Also thai
Grant and Sherman called on the President
on Tuesday, and after the former had made
explanations. both Grant and Sherman sue
| essted that Stanton should resign, and told
the President they would so advise Stan
ton. They subsequently, had an interview
| with Stanton
A special SAYS: Gen. McClernand 10 Il
be Minister to Mexico.
A Worlds Atlanta special says that Gov
Jenkins leaves Milledgeyillc tomorrow fol
his homo in Augusta.
A Tribune special says that the whisky
tax bill is being prepared and will be com-
pleted in few days. The indications ar.
that the tax will be greatly reduced. Tn,
committee don't look with favor upon III,
proposition which has been submitted I,
them, giving the highest bidder the excu
sive right to manufacture whisky Tn,
committee will consider the various points
for week or go with . view Of adjustinI
tho proper bill.
The Ways and Means committee favo
the new revenue bill in place Of the on
pending.
JoHNsrowx, Jan. l6.--The johnson Uous
and barns attached were burned last night
Five horses persisted. II was the work Q
an incendiary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
PENNSYLVANIA.

PrrssuRc, Jan. l6.-A serious accident
on tSe Allegheny Valley Railroad occurred
on Tuesday. ten miles from ives, rrankli n,
Vensnge county, Pa, caused by eollision
of two gravel trains. to one Of which was a.
tached cabooss car carrying over twenty
labosers working on the road. The trains
had no regular time for running, and the
conductors not being informed Of esch 9TH
ere time, met while moving at the rate OF
fifteen niles an hour. TIE engines we're
badly damaged and the cabooss car literally
demolished. Most Ct the men we're severe
" injured, ssd three ass reported dead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
CHICAGO.

CnicAsc, Jan. 16.-The first annual con-
vention Of the wool growers Of the North
vest met At the fremont House yesterday.
Resolutions endorsing the action Of The
Cleveland Manufacturers convention and
iavor,ng the maintenance Of the present
tar'u laws were passed. A rsrmanent or.
ganization vas effected, With Geo. 8. Brown
OF Chicago, ~ President. and one Vice
President from each Of the following Statee /.
Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and
Missouri. Jesse McAlisser, Of Chicago. "a,
elected Secretary. The conv sntion adj ,urn-
Cd to meet again in this city Feb. 1sth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Nothine new nas
transpred this morning in relation 10 the
reinstatement of Mr. st .nton.
A large number of Senators and Repub-
lcans called upon the Secretary of War this
morning No official or other communica
ton has passed between the President and
Mr. Stanton since his reinstatement, and no
orders have been issued by either
There was an unusual attendance Of
visitors at the Executive Mansion to-day.
Gen Pope was assigned to the command
of the Department of the Lakes, headquar.
tiers At Detroit
The Republican members of the Ohio
delegation have signed q petition TO the
Senate. asking that body to reject the nom.
ination of s Cox as Minister to Austria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
NEW YORk.

NV Yoax, ian ls-A Washington
sp.cial sa,s there Il good authority tor say
in. ,hst either ta-moraaw or next cay Z
nr clamailon wi'l he Issued .. toe fr.si
den, ia whica al Ulcers - the Army vii
be- forbidden 10 hold Or Lave any commnni'
cation with Mr. stanton rs Secretary o.
War. ana not obey any order he may issue
A iral. Of such proclamation Is understood
to have been prepared by Secretary Seward
and was read by him to the President
% day =
Secretary McCulloch issued 70 the heads
OF the Bureau in his Department forbid
ding them 10 recognize Mr.. Stanton a
Secre,aryof War until his status is settled
II is said that similar orders will be Issued
TO other Executive Departments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

erncr. on both az which Marshall Jewc't.
Of Hartford, 'ed Mr.. Jewett vas then
unanimously pomiessed foe Gosere"s.
At the a,'efaoon session the ticket was
corprlstea ~ l,llows: Lieut. Governor,
Frsncis wsylane; Secretary OF State. HI.
r.rh Appl.asn; Treasurer, l. w. Messles;
Comptroller, j A Manning
Inc resolutions sdepsei 10y the cohven-
ton endorse Grant and the platform of the
Nationsl Parry Every tsiegs'e Arose aid
ipirted in nine cheers sier sbe platform 10
/. idnt AL q ramA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

Das MoiSRs, Jas. 16.-The time Of Che
Legislsturs. to-day, wss mainly occupied in
eanvAssine the vote for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor. The whole vote for Gov
ernor was lti ,S3S for Merrill, 80. la
Aasen, 50 ,s57 scattering. 81. For Lieutsn
ans Governor there were lb2, 7ss votes cast
for Scott. ss,25l for Harris, 81 $40
scattering, 81.
A memorial was received from o. G. Col,
asking for On investigation Of the 6naucia
affairs Of the Orphans' Homes.
The committees Of the Senate aud Hous,
will be announced tomorrow,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
ILLINOIS,.

MONMOUTH, Ills. Jan. 1b.-About one
o'clock last night FIRE was discovered IN
John r.. Youngs grocery store on Broaf.
way, which resulted in disast rous confls
grafton. The following is a list of suffer
ers Post Office; Ennis Murdoch, dry goods
Miss Slit. millinery; W Shaw, tsloon;W
W. Brown, oyster depct; II T. AoIey
grocery; J r Young. grocery; w. A. II
win, clothing; g. A. Duvault. Hour ant
feed store; Quo Schuyler, barber; d. Walker
boots and shoes. Total loss about $40. 700
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA. Jan. ia general order
appears this morning reannouucing orders
from the War Department and from Ger:
Pope forbidding any Interference under color
OF State authority and by the State courts.
with persons in the military service or the
Bureau for acts done under orders Con.
siderable excitement continues and all
Washington intelligence is eagerly sought.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

c,rgrsss frem ths L. District, Simon
jones ircm The I'd. district, and J. P. New
ehsm from the 81 district. The Alb aud
9th districts deferred nomfnatsous. The
thrs. nominees are menbers Of the psssen,
napveutio0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

THE KlTTATINNY

INTRODUCED BY ThR SUBSCRIBER, Is
everywhere acknowledged By prsas and people
the very BEST Blackberry known. Having the or
isaa seoek. ~ ~ enabled 70 furnish plantsss and
anatsaD 0axums PLAHfs in large or small quAnti-
Me- q low rates.
Opinions Of the Press.
'.Ths sweetest and most dslci0us fflit Of my ~
hety W. hsvs ssen."-Am. Asricuiturist N. 7.
I'VE regard Il - large, handsome, high favored
mutt. "-Horticultasists. NY.
"Dsesdedly superior % the Lawtm in eoed euali-
de- There i little doubt that Il 4 the 6sst cutva-
ted Blackberry known."-N. \. TtibnAs.
'sueh lights Of fruit Ne nsves behsld before. IN.
Z. Iimae.
'.Bst justice ecmpels % to scknowlsdgs TIT nsv-
e. have We tasted soeh Black berries . tkOeo ee1t
By Mr.. Wn1a0s. Birst The berriee ere large, doep
cosorsd. snd nm u assh, good naskstng Qualte1se
seeeaa-nsZ - s.ess. Juicy. netting II n
besfy, and Of exesllsst 6svos.
Third-They sfs sspeessotsa 20 b hardy, STRONG
eFoweDand Of great peod1etveneaD."- f.Woeld-
'.h0uld any a our ffiends Wish 10 try this Berry
tAey wnl hnd cur friend Af. \. WiniAne Of Mont
eiais, n ~. responsihie man. and woethy q theil
patronage ~. 7. Coachmakess' 1Aeasine."
We also have the WILSON Blackberry. nd {
lasgs stock Of the best
Raepb6rrles,
Straw berrfeo,
C0rPooaDe
0f01eo $50
Dooa Roaatoo0s
Small qusatities ssat BY nal with perfect safsty.
Reader. prepare to supply yosr table with the bsst
ssiss By planting this epsiag For prices &c.. ssnd
r. : eeaalsgss = kAJ. g. WILLIAM,
jaaii-t8 Nselslais. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToLsDo. January ls.
whes, Dull and nothing doing.
Corn Quiet 1t 90
Oats-Dull and nothing doing.
Ryc-Quiet.
Seeds-Ciover seed, 40.
Dressed Hogs- Quiet at 7sz@sIt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16
THE
Universal Clothes Wrlnger
HAS BEEN AWARDED THE
AMERlCAN INSTITUTE.

AMERlCAN lNgTETUTE.
The abevs IL the largest F,ret Glass Premium
List ever obtained BY any article whatever OF Amer
lean lnansfactnre. and mee' than FIVE TINS
WsinRef. These Premiuma were al taken on the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGRR q the times
specified.
We do not attempt to nislead the public by advef
sing - Old ist Of preDiums, withost date, by tho
IN. W. n. Co.. manufacturers or etc ,t.ken mOst-
y on Pow.s wringers---combined wrineers and
Washer. and other articles not now in the market
foe family uss-as is done by some VI our would-be
compstitore.
over. 80, zee of che pJniversal
Clothes Wrln9ers
Haze hsn sold. which 10 more than the sale Of all
other Wsings-s combined, and the late inpsove-
Dcnte on - "UNIvER9AL." have greatly tncrea-
I'D ne ssie. Sold 70 Dealers, JobbesS, md the
tfo6e everyWhere.
The eeIebsassd .Dosy closhesJvssher )" also. toe
new lightning Meat Copper Awe. on hasd for
nle. Terms Circular Free
X. Q. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. - COurtlandt Street. New York.
jsni0-1m Opposite Merchants' Hotel)
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COM N Z RC0AI.
Davenport Market Report.
Owes or rnx DAvaNpoas DpnocaAf,
January Is. 1887.
FLorR--Choice family, Wholesale, tl0.lOE r.

Davenport MARKET Report
Owes or rnx DAvsHpoas DsuocaAr,
January ls. 1887.
FLouR--Choice family, Wholesale. $1,000 r.
tail, ell.o0.
WnsAY-e1 soQ&l Is.
BAsAss-ei.5 o@eI.so.
OAfs-50d54 cents.
RYs-el.O5.
Ooss-Nsw. 7oe7sc. in the ear
PsrAfoss-l.locGel. 30
Busssa-soc. per b.
Eaas-25c.
HAY-0ood Timothy $1,000 10 tls.oo; Psai.
Pio $3.50 to $1,000,
CsAs-Soft. delivered. 20 cents per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered. t2o per ton.
woeD-es pc. Cord.
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph. January ls.
Flour-Unchanged limited sales.
Wheat Moderately active; 2ol3c higher; No.
l. 2i0@2l2; No. closed quiet, At 2. osG2.0sk.
No. 8, l.66@l9l.
Corn. -F,rmer new active, At s5il@ssfe +;
No l. ssia@ssslc
Oats Closing at 5sdJsl5c.
Rye Dull and lower, s1@l.5 "a for No. ,.
Barley---l SGD SO for No. =.
Provisions Steady and frmer.
Mess Pork-20 81 1s92e75.
Lard--Firm, Al l2h@l3Hc.
Green Meats Hams iirmer. at l0Jt@lle
Cured Meats---Sold TO the extent Of 90, 600
lbs at ss< short rib; Ioc esilers in February dsy
| sailed she ulders, ~ loose.
Dressed Hogs Opened active; 7.sods 80 di.
vding on 2vo lbs. Towards the close the
market declined SC owing to buyers being fill.
| ed ~.
Chicago Lave stock Market.
BY Telegraph. January ls.
Hoes-Reee we'd. l. ss7: prices unchanged: salse
| ranged, 9oD1 90 +; fancy ct 2507es.
| Cattle Received. 100 head. Market quiet and
steady. at 5Olts 90 for common to extra.
Clncinnali Market.
BY Telegraph January ls.
Flour-Quiet ard unchanged family Al II q
IL %.
| Wheat Firm at Go.
| Corn--Dull and market unsettled; new ear car
be bought at Soc. There are large receipts Of
shelled from Tennessee.
| Oats -f6@67.
| Barley-Firm; 200a2.o5
| Cotton --Firmer middling Is.
| Hogs Dull and prices lower; live, 6.OO00.
| IS: dressed, 7 50@ts 90. Receipts, 1900.
| Provisions Unchanged and dull
| Lard-Held at l2lS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

New York Market.
y Telegraph January 10.
Cotton Nominal; lo1.edl64.
Flour Dul,; s.So0l0 7of0r extra State 7b1lS..
IS for H. II. U.
Wheat Dull.
Corn-Upchangod.
Oass-shade armes: 81 1-9 for western in stose.
Pork-ueavy: 2i.i2 for old mess Fl 81 for new
niece
Lnrd-Steady. quiet: i25oisS.
Petroleum-Crude. ~ 1-2 refined, IS.
New York stock Market.
BY Telegraph January 16.
Stocks Heavy.
B,nds- Coupons Of 81. " i-a; of'e4. unchanged
800, unchanged.
Western Union-1 sSA.
New York CentralIos.
Rric-7A7S
Illinois CentYai-i.3o.
Rock lsland-96a.
EofthWeeefn 81 IL.
Cleveland . Toledo-1.09A.
Money! per cent.
6tefline- & nchapged.
0od-1.s912.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-16

Chicago Lave stock Market.
BY Telegraph. January 10.
Hoes-Rece we'd. .ss7: prices unchanged: sales
ranged, e011 90 fancy ct 25Ql7.ee.
Cattle Received. 100 head. Market Quiet and
steady, 81 5Qlt9 O0 for Common to extra.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03

mode Of selecting judges and clerks
Of election can be adopted WHICH
wfll, in every ceAe, accomplish this.
object. But in all cases where the
strength Of the minority is half, or
ncarly bali, as great as that of the
majority, the .desir, d representation
o. 'theminority may be insured with
sufficient certainty by Several differ.
ent plans For example; 1t may
be providcd>that at the election OF
the. three judges who arc to decide
all questions at the polls OF each
election each elector may be al.
lowed to vote for two candidates
only, and that the three candi.
dates having the h chest ndmber oi
votes shall be declared elected.
apd in ike manner that at the
election OF The two clerks of cleo
lions, each clectNr may be allowed
TO vote Tor ono candidate only, and
that the two candidates receiving
the highest number of votes shall be
declared elected. ! do not lay much
stress on the particular plan here
suggested, but your attention is in.
vi'c TO the Importance Of a fair rep
rescntation Of the minority in al
boards Of elections, not doubling
that your wisdom VIII be able tC
devise suitable measure to accom-
/ DIish it. ..e .. a'.H ..
h. ....u REGISTRY LAW.
All parts of the State Of Ohio ar,
now so closely connected with cacl
other and with other States BY linct
of railway, that great aud constant
IyincreasiHg facilities are afforded
I'for tie preparation Of the class c
irauls on the elective frauchis
commonly known as colonizing.-
In tie Cities rRlon called repeat
ers,f II ls said are paid wages nc
cor !lng 70 tbs Dumber Of unlaHfu
votes they succeed iu casting Vt lh
s1mc election. The Increase Of pop
uLhijn.adds to Tic difficulty ofdc
tecUng and preventing fruudulcu
voting in whatever mode it mg
be Pracliced. 1t is maniio8lly i'm
possible. amid the hurry and es
c'trmtnt of an election, that tn
II legal right of every person wh
may offer bis ballot should be foil
and fairly investigated and decic
ed. The experience of many 9th
oder States has proved that th
can best be done at some perid
prior 10 the election, SO as to giy
every election precinct an oppol
tunity to challenge the claim
any person whose rights deeme
Questionable. Laws to accompIia
\ this have been in force in sever
a Estates for many years, and ha,
}" been carried out successfully, an
with the general approval OF Il
: people. Believing that aD act pr
. viding for the registration Of :
IS. legal voters is the most efTecti'
S remedy yet devised for the preve
IS tion"of frauds on the sscrcd rig
t. of suffrage, and that Regist
J. law can be so famed that /. "
J. deprive no citizen, either nati
o born or raturalized, OF bis ju
II rights, respectfully recommeI
s. to your earnest consideration I
Is proprietY Of cnacting such law
.'.-' 4a.-' r &. HAYES.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
N4NSg}y.


The Presidential EIecti0n-NeUS
RsacheS Keniucky- The / Roads
IN Mourning. -..r-
Post OGS, C0AfelrH Y Roads, J
{ EFhich is il the State ur Ky,
.e ,.......I Nor. ), loGo.
Bad news travels fast. We bev
heerd from enuG of the S.ates 10
know that the butcher Grsnt-Le
which wunsL stood in the way Of
the Contedracy-hez been elected
president, and that Seymour and
Blaze, our Curious standard
bearers, hov bin defeHtsd ignomin-
lousy. ..- ,'' i.t- ''..
This ends IL This finishes i'll
There is no longer hope for De.
mocrisy. Our star is sol in gloo n.
Never shell forgit the ghsstly aP,
pearance Nv Dcekin Pogram 5
face, ez the fatle nooze WIZ told
him. A single tear rolled from his
lett eye, down his furrowed check
lit slittered for brief moment
on the tip of his brifysnt nose,
and plunged off into space! How
like our hopes! Never a word sed
he, but sadly bcckoncd me TO fol
Ter. Sadlyhe walked to the square
mourniully he pulled down the
Conicdcrit flag which hcz waved
from the pole in front of Bascom s:
tendcrIy be folded it, and placed II
under the bari NV whiskcy in the
bar. Thar let 1t rest" gasped nc
in u husky tone, "it will never kis'
the Breczcs no moro. And over
come with emoshun, the good old
man busted into a food Nv teeis
which saved his life. The draft
NV moisture from his system mad
it necessary tor him TO take suthiI
to fill the place, and that suthi'
wux strcugthnin. To savc hlm
took suthiu strcngthin too.
I And Ben Butler is ciectid. ThG
excellent conservative Richard ii
f Dana, who has forgot tliat rnfle'
shirts went cut NV date 20 yearsag,
and who stiilreads the NdShneI In
teiGgeaccr spssim it obe a Wing "a
per, is defeated, and Butler, wh
wunst hung IL Demokrat i'll No
Orleens aud who wood DO tha
same every mofnin to give him a
Fappetite, is fastened unto this hor
wuhst happy but now distracti
, country for two yeers more
| rGfashus hevinS! send tue yell(
leyrrto the Corners now, and linis
us up to wuDst. ,, -..oa.
(. [ won't FAY II word ez to II
causes uv this most terrible deiea
, Seymbro wood make speeches, vic
, ,hez alIus been tatle TO PresIdensh'
a asDmauts. and iBlare would wrl'
. terrible 'lctters; which il just {
!. bad. Besides, BIaro who fairI
( represents us, druv off all the d
IL cent people, and Soymore 'rutht'
. prides hisscli on bcin a gcntiema
Il wich chilled the ardor az our oW
Y party. Thl aominashens were u
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
!G0inn To Sleep. 0


me IEnt N hllDR GOWN tH' rhgg
q Tho sliadowsgfows ind iudl,iply, ID
pfI ] horrible tbrush's evening FonRi
,,. But have borne with toll apd wrong
So long, so long! ...
Iim dreams my drowsy senses dtoEn--
So, darling, kiss my ey6llds' down. ~
,.4 l. .1oI.I' Iu.''.I IJa.J :.
n My LIES brefspring went vastedRy,
My summers end. q huilltSg;syl
lehrnedto hupgcr, strive and wait /;
/ found you, Love oh nh " fate
w. N,t,a 80 late, 40 IateiD ly1'
Now alimy 6e!dstre 'uninetrtSni
So, darllpg, NsJTs o,9hGs d9Spigg
oh, blessed sleep.!.oh, perfect Testl
Thus pillowedioniyour faithful breast,
ag hnEor 1Ire, non dtmi'Iswholly drtor,
%. o, ,tendcrheart, Ftncei yon'hrc here,
ego. = lrg so.dear, dsofl iGni
Sweet loye,Ry soul, ,s'Fufliei' Mt Fown!
Now, darling, kiss my eyelids down4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
Hollands German Tonic

/. combination Of all he ingredients Of s Bftters
.RL PrHs Santa Cruz Rum, Oraags, etc. -5t z used
LIZ St,otol,c Iimuius is required iOu Diu bear in
,ird hat hs@ remedies are entirely different from
ary oers ddr:rti,d FIR The cur" of the diseases named
Ass, Jsiug scientific preparations o. medicinal el"a*s,
So,.,., fle TONIC is dteciIy one Of e rnoit plsa-
sail aud ogretabe remedies eper offered % ne Pgete
lis ia.. iscyqtpse is pleasure 70 axe " wn's y.
e5u;s.! ~ Ls knOpn as 1e greatest ef al sos'ea
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-12-03
". A..@GEBELE1N

,.~rocer, audDeNIcr In PEovisions' 2,,,l.
r"nits. Coniectionery, Mute, ilS's'nss' Figs,
otron r' sauces. PICKLES; CatHTba And w; other nm,
Native Wines ImpSESr OF RH%e, n~roiNs T,nS sottIe tile
other p"Eo, ,,S Gin9 Beer sc &C.
A,e, G.o1nn Ioncnsfer, Ohio, one door East
ofHoekiug Valley National Bank'l
FEB. 27, lSGS-ly