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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-29
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nothing saisrisd viihiayoaf DO yos tel -
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listen 10 such pitiful creatures - Ne are. !"
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snd speech, was il not God? And i he has
b. On % hind toshsn, wAs + 10 sbando4
them af,srvard and 70 Thrust shem from him2
Verify tell you that whoever says IN bite
heart that God despises his essatuses, bias
phemss the Creator.
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fit il i 70 pray 70 Hod7 Does not God keov
better than We what w need = God knows
better what yoa have nsed Of, and for that
very reason DO wishes that yoa skOnId ask il
OF him; for God Is himself your 6rst need, and
to pray 70 God il to begin possessing him.
God knows tho vart OF his children should
they therefore never utter : word OF prayer
or Of thasksgiyirg 70 their Father When
animals are in want when they are afraid,
or when they hunger, they rssss piainiivs
cries TO God. The cries are The prayers they
address TO God, and God listens % them
Shoaid man then be the only being in crea-
ton whose voice never ascend 70 the ear Of
the Creator
Sometimes wind passes over the ccun-
try. which parches the plants, And then their
withsred stems lean toward the earth but
moistened BY the dew they regain their fresh
ness osc1 more, and hold up their laughing
heads. They are always burning Winds that
pass over the sosl and parch II Prayer 10 shs
lev that refreshss It.-ketkodist Home
Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

y Telegraph JanuarylS.
Flour Dull and psices 6scopiss.
Wheat -Dci; heid AZ e.6o.
Corn-Duil and declining new ear SEC.
Oats-pull asd drcopipg.
Cotton Firn 14l<0,4s1
Hogs Firm aud in fair de m and at. 1913. so.
seceipts sisce SATURDAY. AGO.
Provisions-Firm, quiet and nomirHy m
changed; second class brands ofnew mess sold
~ 2O.5n&2o.75 best brands held IT 81 90.
Lard-Held firmly at l2iI for kettle reo der
ed lower grades lliSIi2.
No change in other articles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

terms upon the course pursued by Stanton
while In the Cabinet He showed that the
President's message In reference TO stanton
was Invested of the least color Of prejudice
or exaggeration. and gave in the simplest
form the soun6cst reasons for adopting the
course he did. He drew especial attention
to the official copy, appended To his report,
of the telegram sent by Gen Baird TO Mr.
Stanton, In which tie words at once.
appeared, and not in,erpolated as Towards
published report would deceive the public
into believing. The Senator's speech &C.
cupied an hour
Mr. Buckaew followed in a strong and
earnes. speech on the same side, dwelling
with particular emphasis on the baseness OF
the fort made TO fas;eu uponthe President
the charge of having in,crpolated General
Bairds dispatch, by striking out the words
"at once The copy on file at the War DE
psrtmept containing the words " Plesse IN
siruct me by telegraph at once YET The
Senator from Michigan had allowed bis re-
port to 90 forth to the world with these two
very important words omitted, giving i'm
preston that Secretary stanton wes not
called upon to furnish . reply Immediately.
Mr. Howard here acknowledged that he
omitted to make allusion to il in his COM
pleted report, and endeavored TO cast the
blame upon the reporters, whom he charec-
,trized the day previous as 10 their pledges.
Mr. Buckalcw continued, faying that It
would be only an act OF justice to all con-
cerned, If the minority report submitted
by Senator Doolit'e, should be given to the
public as well es Mr. Towards.
He vas followed by Mr.. Dixon, who had
not gone Tar when the motion to adjourn
was made, to which Mr.. Dixon gave way
and the debate was postponed until Monday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. 1S.-An interesting meet
ing was held last evening 1t the Opera
House in the interest OF the Young Meme
Christian Association. Addresses were de-
liver~d and collection taken up for the
aid OF the Association. The president Of
the association, Mr. Aoony, announced that
on Saturday and previous to Saturday the
sum OF - 900 dollsrs had been subscribed
TO the stock. Amount Of collections last
evening not reported.
A two story wooden building, III Dear
born street, burned last night. First floor
was occupied ~ boot and shoe store, and
fruit stand, and second floor was tenement
occupied by Norwegian named Lawson,
his wife and child, and Landell, . bcarder.
The family had retired and did not discover
he fire until all means Of exit were cut of.
They made escape to the roof in their night
clothes, and from there dropped themselves
into tho arms Of the people standing on the
walk beneath. All escaped unnjured.-
few moments after the flames burst
through the roof. Total loss about 1880.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

INDiANAPoLIs, Jan. l2-At Republican
county convention held in this city Satur
day, the following resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, Equaliand exact justice should
be the rule of action for the public rs well
as for private debt, or in dealing with their
creditors: therefore,
Resolved, Thst the bonds and other obi
cations OF the General Government which
do not expressly stipulate for payment in
coin on their face. should be paid in legal
money, aud that our delegates to the State
Convention he instructed to vote for resO
luton in the State platform embodying this
proposition.
DR. bio Lewis, Of Massachusetts,, lectured
to large audience at Opera Hall this after
noon, on the influence OF woman on the
Temperance cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan. 11.-Rcvenue Inspector
Harvey seized to-day at 227 Broadway. an
illicit plug tobacco factory; also. the personal
property found in the building, consisting
of q sewing silk machine and silk and tail
ors' trimmings, valued at $4,000, under
section AZ Of the internal revenue law.
which provides for the forfeiture Of per
sonal property found upon the premises
where the illicit factory 10 operated.
The Hamburg ship Liefertz. after sixty
days passage. al rived at quarantine to night
She had one hundred aud five deaths from
cholera, seventy adults and thirty five child
rem, during the passage. and now has on
board thirty cases OF the same disease. The
tine, where the sick will be transferred to
the hospital ship.
The number OF applicants for relief at the
hards Of The Commissioner Of Charities and
Correction, is at present about 1000 daily.
The large corset factory Of Higgins & Co
on 42d street, has been closed aud about
LOO persons, unwilling 10 work at reduced
wages. are thrown OFT of employ ment
NEw YORK, Jan. IA special from
Atlanta, dated the 18th, says Major General
Meade has removed Governor jenkins. The
order will be promulgated on Monday
Brigadier General Dunn, Adjutan. General
under Gen. Pope is be the new Governor.
Governor jenkins declares that he will not
submit to the order, and has telegral he'd
the President for protection agains. any st
tempt to forcibly dsp,ssess him.
The debate in the Convention today on
the resolution asking Congress FOR power To
remove State officers, Was very exciting and
bitter MIR Miller, who has hitherto acted
with the majority, surprised the Convention
by 6enounciny the measure. He declared
that a large majority present repres ntcd
negro votes. and not the tax paying inhabit
ants OF Georgia. He denounced the meas
ure as monsttcus deviltiy and declared that
Jacobin clubs held nightly meetings to
shape the course of the Convention, and
appea'cd 10 Congress and the American REQ
pie in the name Of humsnity and liberty,
and IN the name Of the whole race for nro
lection from the plo;s OF the ms juriiv.
titc last night damaged tbs building
1913 teeder street and .03 Chsmeers street.
owned by ST. plsen Ray, and occupied by
Thorn 4 Nstklsy. AZ 9TH rs Less SEQ goo.
A Peniis'vn Ciuh WAS Grganzed in this
cit, lustt rGay.
Washington special says: The executive
session ol the Senate 81 dsy was prolonged
and interesting. Mr. Buckslew moved, at
the commencement. that the reporters be
called in and the proceedings given 10 the
public. The motion WAS negativcd by an
almost strict party vote. Mr.. Doolittle then
spok in favor Of minority report which
was submitted In printed form, defending
the President and animadverting in caustic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
ILLINOIS,.

SralScrigLD, Jan. l2.-About Q o'clock
this morning Dr. Potter was found dead in
his Office. An inquest developed that 10
died Of appopexy.
The Chicago, Alton and St Louis Rail
road companies have decided 10 re locate
their machine shops at Bloomington. Il is
intended to make working room for 1900
men.
Tho statement that the Governor intends
TO convene the legislature in extra session
10 investigate the Affairs Of the Insane Hos
pital a. Jack sonville II without foundation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

CHICAGO, Jan. IA special from
Washington says the President has signed
the bill providing for the collection OF the
whskey tax at the stills
Commissioner Rawlins mas sent telegraphic
Instructions to all the collectors and asses
sors throughout the United States to put
the provisions of the bill authorizing the
collection OF the whiskey tax III force.
The Senate in executive session refused
to allow Senator Doolit,lc to make his mi
noritv report public Also not to allow the
debate on the Stanton case to be made pub
lie, as would establish bad precedent.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA small wooden
building on Dearborn street. adjoining the
Merchants express office was burned this
evening. Loss light. II is reported that q
woman narrowly escaped being burned and
was rescued from the roof after the building
was wrapped in flames.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Mr. Pile, referring to his remarks Of Thurs
day, affecting the reputation Of DR.. Jowler,
in connection with Government contracts
in ST. Louis. said he had since been inform
ed by Mr.. Fowler that be had withdrawn
from the firm before the majority OF the
frauds had been committed, and that he " s
not responsible for them. Mr.. Pile deemed
it just 10 that gentleman that this statement
should be made
aIt.ttFrpA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
news
BE. TELEGR.4PH.
70 THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YoRE.

NV Yoaa, jar. ia Washington
special says: Gen. Meade telegraphed 70
Gen. Gran, for instructions relative to the
removal Of the State Treasurer, Of Georgia,
IN case tho latter should resist any exscu-
ton OF any order directing that tho mem
befs Of the convention b. paid out OF the
State Treasury. Gen. Grant has instructor
Gen. Meade 10 remove tho Treasurer at
once if he makes any resistance to his or
dsrs.
A special says: Stanton vii! probably be
rs-insiatsd to-day by Congress, the bill re-
curing two thirds Of the Supreme Court to
concur in any decision involving any consti
tutional question. 1t is intended 20 puth
this bill through. although il is reported the
opposition will iilibuster against It,
A special from the capital Of Santiago,
Jan. 9th, via Havana, 18th, says: The
taxes here are insupportahle. House own
ers are Abandoning their estates, and small
farmers are giving up the cultivation OF the
| soil.
The Government educational establish
ments are closing their doors. Their pro
fessors are refusing to continue at Their
posts without payment Of their claims.
Most Of the officer. in the custom HOUSE,
have been removed
The city government is $40 600 IN Or
rears to the gas company for lighting the
streets.
The police are ineffective. and the Ire
ouency Of burglary and robbery ID unParal-
lelled
A Washington special says: Alexander
Stephens takes a very distant view u AZ
fairs at the South. He sees nothing in fu
tuse but gloom and disaster, and the result
of thc.lsconstruction Policy will be thu
destruction Of either tho black tr white
race.
An Atlanta special states: Gen. MEADE
has removed Gov. jenkins and appointed
Gen. Rugo. At present post commandant
in his stead, and not Gen. Damon, As re
ported.
Gen. Meade has also removed The Stat
Treasurer, Jones, and put Capt. Rockwell
, Of tho ordnance corps. in his place.
There il reason to believe that Mr.. Ash
burn will tomorrow withdraw his resolu
ton pstitioning Congress 20 remove tn
present officers or give the convention pow
er 10 do 80. with authority to fill the vacar
|, cies thus made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
ONO.

CoLuxpus, Jan. l3.-The House OF Rep
resentatives Saturday, by a vote Of 90 to 81.
Withdrew the assent Of Ohio to the proposed
fourteenth article of the Constitution Of the
United States. II Republicans and
Democrats we're absent The Senate will
concur in the action of the House.
The Democratic caucus to nominate U.
S. Senator meets this evening. Thurman
will receive the nomination without doubt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Milwaukee 71mrkeo.
b Telegraph NItvAvKss, Jan. Is.
FLOUR Steady city * s7s@lo2s.
heat-Firm; 2oslS for NO. /.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH, Conn, Jan. 11.--An immense
meeting was held Saturday evening to dis
cuss the question of the rights OF natural
lied c,tizens. Resolutions were adopted
calling on the Gov. rnment to recall Charles
+ Adams. and remove the consuls in Liver
pool and Dublin, and use every means used
by civilized countries for the protection OF
our citizens
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. n.-General Mower
has been relieved from duty aud ordered to
report to General Buchanan.
General Hancock in general orders says
the memoranda and questions distributed
ia May last as rules for the guidance of
boa~!s Of registration are null and void,
and directs that boards be governed by laws
of Congress on the subject, copies OF which
law will be furnished them for the purpose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Jan lin the convention
to day the preamble and resolutions declar-
ing the proceedings of the convention as
usurpative in their character, and adjourn
ing that body sine die, were laid on the
table
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Jan. l2.-lt is reported that
the President has directed Gen. Meade to
suspend his order removing Gov. Jenkins.
The feeling among the citizens at the re
ported removal is worry intense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
ILLINOIS,.

JOLIET, ILL Jan l2-Jerome Carpenter
who was sentenced in march, 1865, to ten
years in the pen;teni,entiary for tampering
with mail matter in the Chicago post office,
has been plrdoled by President Johnson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

PARIS, Jan II The bill for reorganiza-
ton OF the army is still under consideration
in the Corps Lerislatif.
The article obliging every Frenchman to
serve in the national guard was adopted
last evening by vote of $50 10 II.
An amendment for the exemption of infirm
from the operation OF the article was intro
duced.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE authorities are
very active in searching out the leaders of
the Fenian movement. A man was arrested
in the County of Cork, who it is expected
will prove to be the celebrated Michael
Dohney. The police have been on his
track for long time.
The man Lehman, who was arrested at
Dublin yesterday, is charged with killing .
policeman in that city in October.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph. January Is.
Flour-Firm and rather more sctive.
Wheat Moderately active and firm 2G12ke
higher; No. 1, a.osQa.lo; No. ? closed fra Il
2-0602.o6l<; No. dull.
Corn-Firm ~ ss1a0s7e fer new; s7Qsskc
for Nos. 2 and ].
Oats--Firmer and very active, Il OlGeikc.
Rys--Qviet, 1859 .56lS for No. !.
Barley --Firmer. at IS for No 9.
Provisions u ain features Of the market Nm.
changed.
Meas Pork-- Quiet; 70 0o@2o. 50.
Lard ---Firm. at lS1l@l2lSc.
Green Meats Very quiet. with salcs Of hams
stlosl@l0J<c: shoulders not offered.
Cured Msats---ln better inquiry sales short
rib at loc; bulk shoulders at 7xc, and rough
oides 81 &c
Dressed Hogs--Dull and heavy, closing ~. 20
@s2o for divisions on 20 b. heavy may BE-
quodte at 9. 80es SO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
GEORGIA..

AuGusrA, Me. Jan. 1.-THE State Con
stable reports that he and his deputies had
seized during the year ending Dec. 81. $40
gallons OF liquor, valued Ut 81, 232; the cost
Ofthe constabulary for the time being f110O.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
MICHIGAN.

BArrLg CREEK. Jan. IA fire here last
night destroyed eli, 900 worth Of property
Insurance, $lO,s0o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
at. Louis Market.

-. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph Jan. Is.
F,our--Nothipg doing prices nomisally I'm
changed.
whest-Nos enough DO ns 10 establish prices.
torn Unchanged but very slow so3s1,
Oats--Duil; 1903.
Rye Unchanged.
Unchanged.
Pork %. 5o@2l.to
Bacon clear sides l2alah.
lard 500 sisrces Of choice steam q lik.
Hoes-Rnngs at 5s4@s ia for light sad
hsavy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
New York stock Mar

New York Stock Market.
BY Telegraph January Is.
Stocks Improving.
Bonds-Coupone OF 90 100 OF "a los. Of
'es, o. Ia; new issue, l.Osss 10 en-, lO2S 1905
both issuee, .a5ss.
Western Cnton-1 1854.
New York Ccntral-l.33H
Erie 10,
Illinois Central -.
Rock Isand-9s Ia.
Cleveland 4 Toedo--1-09 IL.
Merchants Union.-3sls.
Moneys per cent
Sterling-ps,.
Cold 1914
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph. January IL.
Hogs -Received. s,ss5; market steady asd
6rrreP. but not higher; range was 5.1b@e so;
few fancy sold II 7.11k17 40.
Cattle-Recsived, 1.7; not enough doing TO
establish prices; entire range ofmarket may be
given al 5o627.1S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
Toledo Market.

By Telegraph ToLsDo. January 10.
Wheat-Quiet and firm.
Oorn--without material change ealeo q %
0sSo.
Oats-Quiet.
nye-Sales Of Michigan a Lay.
Dressed Hegs- Firm at7s<0sif.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
FIRE KING
National Skating Park

Nm THE RIVER. FOOT OF IOWA STREET
" win be opened FRIDAY Afternoon for the
Reception OF SkHters and the Public generally -
Nearly THREE ACRES OF ICE has been enclosed
With tight board fence, ard Comfortable Recep-
ton Rooms provided
ROWiCyss COrllct Band
Has beea Engaged sof tho season. and win b O
hand Friday attsrn00a md evsry evening, Nnndaye
oxeepes1) When theec d okailne.
II patronage Of ths publle = rsspsetsslly iasi-
~. oeeitA0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

Dnvespers Market Depors.

OoveDp0Fe Market DepORt.
Osp1eR or Sns DAvaxross DnnocaAr,
January IL, 1857.
Ploua-Choics family, Wholesale, $1,000; re:
tail, olo.61.
W1sAs-ol.750elso
BAnaBH-tl. 60@oleo.
OAfs-5 oRSA cents.
Rvs-el.V5.
Coss-Nsw. eSaesc 10 the ear.
PesAfoss-l.1 0eol.90
BUsssa-3ec. per b.
Eeoo-25c.
HAs-0ood Timothy $1,000 TO $500; Psai.
RE Is. 90 to $1,000,
CoAL-Sofs. delivered. 20 cents per bushsl.-
Authraeite. delivered, go Per ton.
Woop-t6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN. Jan 1l.-After the 18th inst. the
Pacific mill in Lawrence will reduce the
wages of the employees II per cent. Other
factories contemplate similar reduction.
R,A~Aa~m NA-~ nNv A nuA>na~ - n>n~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13
TEE
Universal Clothes

Tho "UNlV8koAL" 10 the only WHfngeH ever
awarded First Premium 1t he great Fair % the
AMsRICAN INSTITUTES.
The above q the largest Yifst Class Pvcniso
List evsr obtained BY any article whatever o. Amer
lean Smauufacture, and NOR, than H1vB Tl4eS
greater than that obtained By any other Family
Wtingey. These Premiums were all taken on the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRiNGER q the timee
specified.
We do not attempt TO mislead the public by advee
tsing an old list OF premiums, without date, BY the
IN. W n Co: manufacturers Of" etc t1keu most.
Z on Pow-r Wringets-combined Wrlngers aod
Washef. and other articles not now In the market
fox family use-ss is done By come VI our would-bs
competitions.
Over 9oO,ooo Or sho Universal
Clothes Wringers
Haze been sold. which 10 uore than TIE eale Of an
otner Wstnge.s combined, and the late improve
0cate ON he "UNIvERSAL," have greatly fncfeA-
- sas ale; Sold to Dealers, Jobbers. and ths
The e:lses.ted 'Doty Clothes washer !. slss. to-
~ aTk.snmE meat Gsopper' always % hAnd Sos
~. DMOwNuN0. 0oDorel Aeeoes
NO. u Courtandt Sesess, New yet<
Jsnsin tOpposeee MefcAoatt uueel)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-13

New York Market.
by Telegraph January Is.
Ootton-Firme,: lGk
Flour-Dull. 10 ooSlo 20 for extra State; . Goa
1873 for Il. H. O.
Wheat-Quist, straight No Q. epslne, s.l5, deliv
cred.
Corn-ehade Asmef. quist l.s3al. IS Tor nee
mixed western ahoat 80 for choice old western Il
Osts-le better: sI,als7 IL for western in store
% anoat.
Pork-DuiI n 5oet21 10
Lard-Shade frrner; l2A1l3 Is?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-23
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,

THREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
| Memphis Il Charleston railroad. The OBJ
ject Of this school is 10 prepare boys for the
University Of Virginia, any college. or for the
active duties Of life. In the primary depart
ment special attention will be given TO reaiing,
writing and spelling. Toe Principal has had
Ten years experience in teaching in Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg. Va. and de-
signs establishing a permanent school. The
Academy is located in community noted for
its refinement and intelligence, and is near
Park Avenue Church, where religious services
near the School fer SIS per month. The next
session commences February Sd, 1858.
REPERKNcrs-Dr. J. J. Williams, N. M.
Trezevant, NJ. d. Deadrick, E. Rayner. Esqs.,
Capt. L. A. Cole, patrons: Rev NJ. d. Hoge, ID.
d. Rev. 7. v. Moore, d. d. Richmond; Rev. r..
L.Dabney. d. d. Rev. b. Nj. Smith. D ID. Union
Seminary Rev j. y. Ramsey. d. D., Hon. +.
". Deane, Judge d. A. Wilson, Lynchburg.
Va; Rev. j: R. Wilson, d. D., Augusta, Ga. /;
Prof. g, 5. Venable. University Of virginia;
Prof. w. Dinwiddie, late Of University Of Va.
100 W. l.. MILLER, NJ a. Principal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-23

OF Virginia, has FINLEY DASHFR. Col.
Nath. Adams, Stanton depot, uses . FINLEY
DASHER. Col. ]. j. Fackler of Huntsville,
Ala, uses a FINLEY DASHER. g. d. Win
chell, OF Cincinnati, says nothing equal to the
DASHER. Mrs. A. d. Smith, of Rochester. N.
Y, uses one of the DASHERS. Col. II. X.
Strong, Dixon. H., pronounces the DASIER
a success. DR.. J. NJ. owen. of Russelville, KY,
says il can't be beat. The venerable editor OF
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