davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Wa Dsos1eso CGuPLIuMrs. @. Ne
eecaaieo q he qeeoo1 Little Wss(eea 0sas-
tor, ~ shipwsscks1 srsw vsss eassd By
the Chicago University crew. manned By
feee yesng meo, I've Of when, George B.
Woodwork and James 8. Stout, ere sens Of
w. W. Woodwork and Ex-mayos Stout, Of
Chisage. The press q Chissgs, end
tAreughe the seuntsy, ere applauding
The heroic dssd Of the yesng men In going
u The rsoeus when The danger Wa % great
that expssisnesd boatmsn refused 10 risk
their lives 10 the undertaking. and The tsus-
tses Of the Univsrsity also sdsptsd rssalu-
tisns conoesding the ysusg men BY name
fer tqsir hsrsism, and the rescued passsn.
gers Joined in expressions Of gratitude to
then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
''xe- Aa.'s Fes.l.9 Wild . white

Last Wednesday ws noticed some .truly
loil and patriotic etsissns'' unloadiug wag-
On Of iuphse under the 'b,ss-shtp" Of .
oo.ored brother, Whs worked hard himself.
aud. it seems. Vas disposed to assert his
authority over the othsrs, and get - much
''swest Of hoosst labor" out Of thsu. A
grown nan put bic hands snto his pockets,
and etood gass1g ct he wonders Of The
town Y the neglect for time. Of his d.
ties. HE negligence did net escape HE
argus eyed colored boss Who seissd beard
md. witAeoe ~ fses Of The Ffsdaou's Bu.
-, psalanslo sAassd IL -a6aiaeG ~ sadisol
idol. sad csa9ssssd pstsias ''Jsba" On
the NEST sxpsssd pasts Of The ofsf6bAid ilsl.
The idsl dsnes bs,skly 70 bic wsek y TIE
lively .tsne, aad fairly made the lumAer ~
fsea tAsvases nssA y Tie sssssneao 4
The suffeuuding gentlemen and lsdiss of
color, while The ebony ''boss threw hlseslf
beck 10 ~ digAisy Of tevseiee paasiees
an4 ezclol0sA: "Yeu thiako, nes. -
I'm gwiss 70 hire ysu On. pay - Riie 8,
den lot ysu stan tesa' ~ - Go6AD -
" pscks.si " I'm fss5I oi1 -
~Aiee 0noao0 rs.fn1a1 T1n uSnn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
Druggists sell the Bittsrs.

Tns Colambia (Ohio) Statesman says
shst not less than 800 democratic news
Dapsrs support Mr.. Psadlston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

The most incredulous are convicted Of
the virtues of Spesr's STANDARD Wine Bit
ters" upon trial Of them. Their base 10
pure vino, with herbs and roots. so favor
ably known to the Medical Profession and
the community At large. They are oil that
eau be desired by the NEST feeble and il.
Arm.
Dvuvviaia call tha Rittsrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

ee.oAa.a vm - = shsesssAiy d..
leysseh Ns'sehs sssvs . Ss,sguapAis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Tnx time 10 fast approaching when the
opponsnts Of ul.ra radicalism in every
township, should Organize Tor IN effective
campaign. Let every townahip Sc that
they are ready. We have every confidence
thss the New Yssk Cenvsptiss yin adopt
. brood. liberal, esd usequivesal platform.
sach IN one ~ ~ can oil support and who.
ever b nsOiaatsd. win take fsarlsss ssaad
apoa IL priasiplss.A II scsh b Ne case. "
sAsll nssd thsss eesaststisas III ssvaR che
sosatry. In svssy city. villaes, aad hamlet.
I. order - sAha ~ triasph y sseA psis-
slslss. and ~ sasssisasf sssA stssaard-
boeseso eures
T~snty thsssaad psessas have
0sds appainaieA- Jes as1sss Of "a.
eissisa y ~ DQenueA 0sev0tisa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
BATCHELOR's BAIR DYE.

This splesdia Hair Dye 10 The best in lie world |;
the only trus and perfect Dye; harmless. rsliables
instantaaeeus: NO AisappoiAtneas: Nc ndiculoas
tints reDedies the III effects Of bed dyes: invsoratse
and leaves the Hair so and beautiful black brown
Sold By oil Druggists and Perfumer: and properly
applied At Bachelors Wig Factory. No. 10 Bond St.
New York. apr29 d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
0Ae MILES
OF TaI -s.-.t,
UNION PACIFIC RAlLDoADV

Are now Anishsd and II operation. Moro TIN
twenty thsosaad inca are snployel. md Il u not
improbable that the sutirs track, from Omaha to
UsSs N pa e asHf
receive
IA Goyernnsnt Grant ,,ss Of !, the .,. ,iEhs
Of 81 q
acres Of land Is tx mile. sten in asssnste sections
on each side gifts road. This Is m absolute dona-
tion and will be 4 source Of large revenue In the
future.
III;mA Goyerpsn:,nt Gramt 80, Of
SIC oOc:,o s4s.ooo per mile. according to the dim
culties 10 be surmounted DE various sect one TO
be built The Government tekes eecon1 mortgage
security and il lie expected tat not oa! the inte.-
est but the principal amountnay be paid In servi-
ces rendered BY the Company n transporting troops
malta, &c.
:.s. +: Tdsts S 81 &:
to aid In building the road. to he Same amoant =
tie u. s. Bonds, lrsued for the came purpose. and
p Iors The 9overn%ens ss5mlt' the s M,usss e,
Bonds 70 the Company only the Soad 70 completed
and after i has been exsmbed ~ United Statse
Commiesicners and pfonouieed to be In all re pecss
NON x N. Sfea,ss s y sts 5,::
lion Dollars have been padn upon re wort q.
sfthe Company require.
XI--Net Cash Essn!ng. e As Wy
Business. that already ouDo9s 70 DOee than tn0 IN
are no indicationJof the vast through tramc that
must follow the opening ,fthe line to the Pacific.
but thsy certainly prove thu
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property. coiin, nearly three times
their auhunt
Are Secure Beyond nny Coutias
gcoCy.
Tbs Union Pacific Bond rua thirty year,, are
for 81 900 each, and have upons attached. They
bear annual interest, PAYABLE on the fret days OF
Januarv and July at the ompany's Office IN the
City Of New York at the hte Of six per cent. in
gold The principal is psable In gold At maturity.
n. price !; lOH and .sh: t present rate Of soid'
The Company believe tat these Bopds. u the
present rate. are the chea cot security In the market
and reserve the right to asance the price ut any
Time Subscriptions will received In New York
AZ tho Companys Once, No. -
Nash uas Street.
ANIBY
John u. Cisco 4 SON, DaMkerD.
No. 50 Will Street
ANIBY
The let. Natlona1 Bank Of Das
venport LEVIN.
REMIT anees should be ia1e In drafts or other
funds par In New York, nj the Beads Will b ssnt
FREQ OF charge By rctuHn eD4eas Parties subectib-
Ing through local agents. v to them for their cafe
< f4xpHLEr AND ZAP FOR 1883 hes jus.
bsea Duhlishsd b. the copsny. giving fuller iuior.
nation tha1 b peostbe q an advsstiee0eae, re-.
pectin9 ths Progress Of u wosk. the Rssouress Of
Consirvction. and the vale Of - Boods. which
will be sent fsee on sppnetion, II the conpany'6
once OF TO my Of the sdvstissd assass.
JOHN j. Cisco TREASURER. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03


= eosassPsssDs II he Dsbsaue Hsrsld
gtsss ~ Ssllewiag parsis.lsr, q = ,,,~,
nysesfisas diaapp saraass. q A.snssa :.
Sandav last:
I've gsuslsuss from Wisesns;u. v.,, =,
veas y iswe, psssly Sse Ne purpsss
Of lsreheeise laad, and vees The erssss
- Cspl Aseeip, With vhem thev 49, ~
mseiS seqsaistsd. On Sunday, about three
o'clock. one sf them, . yssse nan. vsa s;t.
eins viii nusbss II ethsrs usder shade
tree. b sfoes, and, leaving the party. M.
= oesssd ths corner Of the house. IA Ia,
Dot bsen heard ofsiscs. He q reported 10 ~
. young man Of COED chafsetsr and ssbsr
sesady habits. end 20 Kind Of reason - ~
sasse toe bic lsaviag 10 this strange m.n.
nsc. opt Austin and the two Reotlemer
bad nads ssranesasats 70 Witt Wyeninr
= ~ nsxt day, and I'D ssan seeaesS
- ~ eftsegsosate nsds Soe that M
~ - - sesss - 3ateetaiasd tAsl fssl play
Deosy with hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

CHARTERED BY THE sTATa.
pshua i. Maneam. Pfeeadeat: james Merrill -.
fefnry, Receives Deposits md alleWv BUUR P91
C6oef. MT0n1g3 on ~ daily 1e.neeae seS1eei -
Chsck q Oiekk SPECIAL DEPOeffD fpe oix
IsntAS, o. nsre. may b asde q ave ~ -.
enes9 sves Ooe SAaresolds!s, conpsisins nAay e.n.
0sneS ofiaros wealth and f.ahciI expeflsnes,S ne
ere alss IssnaIly liable e espcsissss fss II ebl
Ssif eapital stock. AZ he NATIONAL TRUST
Col. receives deposits II lafee o. oGnAll ooouooA
ana permits then TO be drawn e . vAele o = laEt
b o1HCK At ot0HT 80 MIrA0vE N0IICA.
SNfc1e8e1e - euaptp e. keep aesoaaee h Nh
lnoftsfaon Wieh special advAnAgeo eloee1e1ys 49,
venisAee and Dso6t. ~ a9Weo
LadIse. see Ds. vspaa's trench fiils. oeld by
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
4 RoOr Job.

From the New York World.
Now that Congress has admitted" the
States Of Alabama Arkansas, FIorids, Geer.
gia, Louisana. North Caroline, and South
Carolina. we have few questions to ask !:
10 the army to be Withdrawn
Q Ia the Freedman's Bureau to BE- dis.
continued
3 10 it safe for Northern men to move
there!
will investment pay!
To all of which w can only answer. No.
The army will not b withdrawn, because
these rotten governments, bsgottsn Of the
bsyesst, weuld fade isto- aeehiagesss wers
The bsyonet but once taken asav. The
bureau will not BE- disooueisuod, bssauss
The ossross, iuts whose hen6s thses States
have been committed, need that institution
in order 70 fed then, make their contracts
for them, and teach them their . b .. II
10 not safe for Northern men 70 move there
because the grsss nejsrity u North~s 70.
tiers are disfsaashissd there, and even II
lhey we're ~, there il the- svsr-prsssat
decser q . vof Of nsea. 1ssegemsut will
not pay bsesuss sarpst-bee Govsrsmsat
bankfupt's States.
Cosersssisssl sssoetruetien y . failure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

TAPE LOOMS,
LUCIUS w. POND,
LUCIUS W. FUN Ia
uAHurACrrnn o.
MACHINISTS' TOOLS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. suCn AZ
E.N GIVE Ls4TAES,
yssa 10 u Net long aad Is inch - 10 ssss sviae
81 ANERS

yse0 10 - net loos snd - Inch - ~ ssss swin8
planners
Ytoa % = fssslon and nom % inch to isst wSde
Upright ana 0uspensaen Dralle :
0aae IA Iii Cuxsn, 1ndsx Maehines, DssiAe
Nils, ~, ~.
Hxeluase rigAtt % AanuiAesase fehe1 Oslelfa1sA
PATENT ROLLING LEVER
PUNCHING Z NUEARM0
MACHINES.
mes NseAines Asts bsea shesoaShly saa sie111y
oeoeea ansiae ~ pase Ave ypaeA - HAlltoeA Dens
Shops. boilss NSkeso, 6lAcEsaf(G, 1asAlsish, 6oa.
0SAs. and 0oAsss Hslsg than>Dd - tQoa1 - ~
nschinss il use. 80 y so0e feseeeee euI0sics. II
Nm q eopaet, seQulslno ~ 0oeal 49, ~ 1tAes
s.s.s hs's y sAcas = - as T e ye,e r.
On HILDaDIHs y. II. q. H00T. 49, 4. =
Daaau1AceoFY at WoreestoreD 00oo.
1AL3DHOO4.
o 1abersy Oseese. Nsas Brsedway.)
NEW IORK.
S.H. HAHTWU4l, AeoaA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
a. Rennese Palm-Kll1ln9 Ma
OH.
"rr WORKS LIKE 4 CHARM"

III WOHAS LiAo = SnARAs
Iyery person In this town VIII dnd 1t to tne1 pref
Il &c veil - for their comfort, II they uee Ken
ne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil wnen tnsy
have Hsadache, ToOthache. Chillolaine, AZ ee Id tne
Ysee ma JaVe. Lame Shoulder, Rhsumatiem. Oet-
atica Dfuieee Cramps, Colds. Group. Sore Throat
o. eov paine OF THE nature. The ladies will an6 ~
nee blessing to relieve their peculiar pains. 1873
one OF the best things TO In the family - gen
eya remedy for any kind Of painful disOres 9! hurt
or burn ever discovered and II IL clean nd delicious
10 use Use 1t freely. sold By al Drugg,sss: Her
sA-A'' ~ Sole Proprietes and nansiAetarer.
iunes dAwly P,r.srIns. ma.
Thirty Years Experience in tn"
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
ne. - The Cheapsst Book Ever Psblishsd. con-
tsinine ssary 100 pages and 100 nns Plates and I'm
grsvines Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs IN
xats Of Health and Disease. and Treatise on early
Errors. lie Dsrlorable Consequence upon Mind and
Body, with the authors plan Ct trsstnsst-tAs ealv
rational and suecsssiu mode Of cure, ~ shown By
ths report Of eases treated Atssthful adviser v The
married and those contemplating marriage VIE a.
tsrtain doubts ofthsr physiesl esndien. osat ifss
q postage 70 any address On seeps es ~ ssats.
ssanps q peetal currency. b Addressing Nh. IA
CROlx, Ne. 81 Maiden Lass, Albany. N. r TAs
ssshor mag - consulted spsa aay Of Ne dissaess
anon which his book treats. other psssoaally - -
nan, md nsdieines sent 70 any part Of - WsglA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

q 9e1sse n loe6 ~ "a @ r. -
aAAoBgq1aa ef1o0Aed 49, - jSSGe.
elkAooEine Uallea onAoo 49,, u 800
y ps!aoA h ppseshosks. - de- ~
psantes1s - u aneeae . 1900 ~
he e1oI0oo = -, - = essa63 ~ de
greoaeecas t. ~, 80 = UniNe5 0Sa1ee
boads. On t6ess bea6o ~ 0Svesnneus
- aaasolly paid hiaan loeeesoe Of .O0o
= ~, whisA = siehtssa ~ esot On ths
o10.0oo 1fst isvsuGod. Il fsse yeerp ~
eses shse IT his o1o,0oo invsst.ens the
esa Il % 100 IN gold, q intsrsss alon.
Ao4 yse b uswfllisg y lAko eoO.oOo in
ouoeebecks vhieA With iatsrsss added mak
= ~, e00, for his investment ct $4,000.
Aed I'll this time bic bonds hsvs bssa On.
smpt from taxatiea. But shis beadhold,f.
and the radical party for hin, insiss Shai
the poor laborsr ana mechanic lshall toll
and work. harder and hsr6sr every dsy.so
Pay this bondheldsr bic CSC, 900 u esld. and
tnaa, TOO, when the Law iustifiss no such
contract. lsit justf Will the working.
men Of this eeantsy ceatens - tax tAsm.
ssives ead their ehildfea % banhvupesv
see osggary 10 sed~ that esbe eootrsss.
q u srssnbsska should - paid u eold
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

CHE0ARAY INSTITUTE.
sSo1mH AND FRENCH. EoR YoUNo LADIES,
OooEoanG aaA ~ Hapals,
lsss and 1850 Sprscs Street.,
w III fesesa - Meeday Sep. md. RssaeA b ths
-. snSeasN Of the family aad h corntanalv no.
ia se i.nsrtute. MADAME D'HERVntY.
Principal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

Upha4n'o Hair Gloss and Cur.
~ FmiA y IT, bess Aan-drsssins Il the world. 10
t9paro esoutifal gleaD 70 Ne malr, keeps il IN
esss ~ growth. 9e. Preo. - ets. bottle.
xfee11e4 faas e1A6ufn, r1mplso % ~ Rhes, Soft
SSos o1eaa Duanet1ss Ne Conpas1ioa. Price
U1SG4 AesauA cu.s rs,evss ~ - v,o,.,t
paruxyomD - asthma In ten 0inQono, - GGbeas
speedy - Price. - 1900 -
ana ~ ~ ~ s: :. s,n ne w11ses,.
see Of caly So pfepafotoa. Caloe will not fAde q
- at ~ ~ eSe 3 "a:
ME- - :9 $500; !, n csss,sss ''s' -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03

A. .hs RRNOvARIN0 RHsoLvKNT AAHeA-
HARAILLlAN sntssslnnelietsly In ~ clreulo
puIoion Of aeftmau1ooo homoSp ffu0 NJ blood q
once. 0kh 1supuone, Blotehes. Husealee. Tattsao,
Wor10 aAd lns6cts. DIhek Spots, 0oe.. ese tenOvod
By few dooss. and the skin changed TO clear and
beautiful appearance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

Np an incline and placed on tressels at the wes'
sof the tomb. The officers stood around 1ols
some time weeping. The actual burial did nos,
take place until night. An immense NUMBER e z
silk. dresses, native silk cloths, ornaments,
glasses, q table and chairs, and box contain,
ing s11, 600 were all put inside the TOMB, as
we'll as a chest of drawers, and many otner
things. After the funeral between two ana
three thousand bullocks were killed.
"A great raco against time took place. re-
centlv at San Francisco. The match was made
in consequence of dispute regarding the
comparative merits of imported blood stock
and the common California mustang, and the
different styles of riding. The race WAS three
hundred miles in fifteen hours, to be ridden
by one man on mustang horses. N. b. Now
cry was the one named to ride. He is an OLD
Californian, apparently Of about the middle
age, weighs one hundred and sixty pounds,
and rode with heavy Mexican California sad
die, Spanish bit, and free rein. The animals,
thirty in number, we're the common California
mustangs and half-breeds, none OF them fuh
sized. at 4.4O o'clock in the morning ne
sprang into the saddle and rode the hrst morse
four times around the track at dead run. Inc
Mexican dodge of crushing" was constant
" resorted to. An attendant would ride one,
fourth or one-half OF the way down the track.
to meet him as he came in wheeling his horse,
ride back just behind him yelling, odnios
uan,os nhoop-ab uamos and swinging his
hat as If frantic. This would start the flag.
cing animal into redoubled exertions, and he
would come in fairly flying. A single sharp
pull on the Spanish bit would stop the animal
in second, and Ia two or three more the
rider would be on a fresh animal and off again.
At the end Of two hundred miles q rest was
taken, and a placard WAS displayed nom the
iudees' stand that the two hundred miles had
been accomplished in eight hours, two min
utes and forty-eight seconds --thns beating by
forty minutes the time made by Mr.. Osbaldis-
ton, with race horses in England. At 6.49
P. n, inst fourteen hours and nine minutes
from the start, the three hundredth mile. was
accomplished, and q perfect roar ottappiause
broke from the multitude This ride beats
anything thus far accomplished in the world in
that time. y :. Ai'--e :: = - =, -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
Three Good Reasons.

It is rumored that the motley Columbia
Legislature are disposed to break up, II
they can, the newly constituted Supreme
Court of the State, for three good reasons
l. They dislike WILLARD and have but
little confidence in his ability. 2. They
have come to the conclusion that HodE is
an ignoramus, and would do better, there
fore, as member of Congress than as
civil Judge. s. They think that the dis
qualifications of Chief Justice MOSES will
not be removed by Congress without sufh-
cient reasons, which cannot be given. ,.5.,
We are extremely anxious that this sad
state of affairs should cease, and that har-
mony may be re-established in the now un-
happy family. This can best be done by
adding to the pomposity Of WILLARD and
the mild ineIperisnce of HooE the judicial
lore and erudition of Chief Justice MOSES.
Congress, which has done SO much for South
Carolina, will surely help her now, and
that the pure members Of that patriotic
body may be armed at all points in fighting
against the rebelIous Democratic Congress
men, we give three good reasons why the
political disabilities Of Chief Justice elect
MOSES should at once be removed:
1. Chief Justice MOSES was, in 1861, ap.
pointed commissioner from South Caro-
lima to the North Carolina Convention, Ia
urge that body to pass an ordinance Of Sc
cession from the ever glorious Union. To
the zeal and skill with which he performed
his mission may be attributed, in q great
degree, the secession of North Carolina. ;.
2. Chief Justice MOSES, during the war,
volunteered and served as side-de-csmp on
the staff of General HENRY A. WISE, Of Vir:
ginia. When SHERIDAN rode up the Val
ley Moses beat aretreat, and did not hall
until he reached the quiet village Of Sumter
5 g.. Chief. Justice Moses raised volun!
test company for home defence in Sumter
District and commandedit as.eaptain. But
he did no fighting. e.. -. .9,lS &
4: II these, reasons are not. sufficient why
MOSES should be whitswashed as q consis-
ttenltlyj loyal Union man, worthy Of Congress
siohal clemensy, we must try to hunt up
some others, which will certainly do the
deed as far as IN us lies: -, ' r. go s-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
ire made strong by the use of these Bitters.
INVALIDS

Recovering from any severe attack OF sickness, will
find these Biters peculiarly useful in restoring lost
strength by removing tho cause OF debility and III.
crea ing the appetite. They should take teaspoon
full three tim day, mixed with little water.
The II patio Bitters also recommended to those
suffering with Chs and Fevers when it Gao be
taken in connection with other remedies prescribed
for such complaints, and will assist tue action Of
these medicines supplying the system with the
muca needed strength lost under the debilitating
effects OF malaria upon tho constitution. The doss
in such cases. tor grown person. would be table
spoonful three times day, Immediately before
meals.
Dvspeptics should never be without bottle of
HEP hriC BIT Err. they bave been uniformly
found to restore the stomach to its lost enerRies and
thus lead the patient back to the enjoyment OF the
olessiuQ Of perfect health. They should take des
set spoonful thr.e times day an hour before each
meal These Gitters are also recommended to pby-
sicians. and can be used by them in lieu OF other
tonlce such as nc cou%So Tnct Bark ainct
fur excelling these in its action upon the system,
being combination OF : many useful tonics and
aromatic carminatvrs, which are rendered aperient
by the ad .ilion OF title Turkey Rhuhnrb making
a preparation long needed by the profession.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

XLJASHIN GrON COLLEGE, LEXING-
w TON. VA-The next session opens Third
Thursday in September. 1868, and closes fourth
General n. r. LES. President, with P ofcssors Of
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Modern Languages,
Moral PhiIosoph History and English Langua- e
and Literature Applied Mathematics. Mural Phi.
distributed INTO. ,culty of Arta; 2. Faculty OF
science; Faculty v Of Literature and Philosophy; 4.
F. Guilty of Law. In each of these is conferred dis
,inct Bachelors Decree and the Degree of Master @
Arts is open alike to students III each cou &C. III tne
al Diplomas of civil Engineer aud Mining engineer.
BY the al of full corps of assistant protesso pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling in the Depart
ments OF English, Ancient anu Modern Languages
and Mathematics.
ExpEssEs-an necessary expenses need not ex.
coed 1926.
For iuu particulars apply 10
T,jy On limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
laotifss in Bankruptcy.

TN .THEa DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICr OF
r. BRADFORD. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM Pc
TTTION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT-
CY WAS FILED ON 1HE 10TH DAY OF MAY,
A, D. 1889, IN SAID COURT.-IN BANKRUPT
CY-This is to give notice that on tho tcenty-
first day of .Auglit, A. D 1868, Warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the Estat. of JOHN
3. BRADFORD, of Sumter, in the District OF sum-
adjudged Bankrupt, on his own petition; that the
payment OF any debts md delivery OF any properly
belonging to said Bankrupt 10 him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are fOr,
hidden by law: that meeting of the Creditors of
the , eaid Bankrupt, to prove their dents. and to
choose one or more Assgnecs Of bis Estate, viii oe
held at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden ct NO. "
Broad street. Charleston, South Cal olna. before T.
B. CARPENTtR Registrar, on the fourth day Q,
November, A. D. 1868, 1t O'Clock P. NJ.
JP NJ. EPPING,
United States Mo shal as Messenger.
Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
Gonfational.

University OF V1RG1NIA.-THE
Forty fifth Session of this institution will begin
the day October 1srs and end On the Thurs
day before the 4th OF July, 1869.
Tho Organization of the institution Ia very COM.
plete embracing extensive and thorough courses of
instuction in Literature and Science and in the pro-
fessions of Law, NJ dicine and Engineer ng
ESTIMATED EIPENsEs-e1cluslVe OF DOCKS oiosnlhg
and nocEet 7monay-of the Acanemic student
$500; Of the Law student 1865, and OF the Medical
student 1896
For particul lrs send for Catalogue to VIM Werten-
baler ;ecretarv or s. MAUPIN,
Charm IN OF the Faculty.
P. o. "Universliy of Virginia"
August 8 I'm"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25

These facts are but additional elements
Of fstrength to, the, Democratic party, and,
during the campaign, may be used with
telling force to- prove to the cOlored people
Of the State that their Legislature is zeal
ously bent on running both them and US.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-25
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases
that have entrenched themselves IN the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy in
us .ef Rssens sn Sn the sSesesas spsss
fects Of close, unwh / n olesome, atmosphere,
should take 1t regularly as protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria ergen-
ders. individuals who are 10. = 81. t..,i