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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27

Under the new arrangement with the
dominion Of Canada, the postage on inter
national letters will be reduced on the tEst
of April to six cents per single rate when
prepaid, otherwise ten cents
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
IMPEACHMENTAFIxE FACT.

Impeachment is now a fixed fact, and
trial of the President is now inevitable,
whatever may be the ultimate result But
that procedure will be deliberate and not
characterized by the indecent haste which
has marked the proceedings of the House.
Chief Justice Chase will preside, and time
will be allowed for consideration such az is
due the importance, dignity and solemnity
of the case
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27

HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK OF
III sam Vanieer a co.. at fully fifty per
cent. less than the present \ ew York prices, we
propose TO sell ali articles IN our line less than
they have beeh sold in this market for years
and as low as Louisville Cincinnati, or any
other market. Another great advantage No
have ls IN replenlshing our stock Of American
the last six months from twenty-five 70 forty
per cent. Our stock consists OF large assort-
ment Of all kinds Of Carpenters. Blacksmiths',
Magonmakers and Shoemaker Tools, and
Farming Utensils
We are now receiving a splendid stock Of
Rogers and Wostenholm's Pocket Gallery.
Also. Rogers and Samson GoOdl0W 4 Co.'S
Polished and Plated Table Cutlery. which We
are selling remarkably low. Give US a call. if
you want real bargains.
FRED. TERRASs a CO.,
40 North College street
feb2 lw (Sign Of Big Paddock
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
CarriCk, hoIIins & Co.,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
N4SHTILLE, TENNESSEE.

WE HAVE MOVED FROM OUR OLD
w stand to the next door above No, 3, Inn
Hook, where We are daily receiving fresh adj
ditiOns TO our stock. We only ask an examine
ton OF our goods and prices, AZ we are deter
mined to sell goods a. cheap any Jobbing
House IN the country ljan29 In
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
The Rebellion I'm Iamaien

NEW YoRL, Feb. &c Venezuela advices
state that the rebellion is almost entirely
suppressed.
Jamaica dates of the 18th state that the
American Consul was acting vigorously
to obtain redress for the schooner Hannah
Grant.
Breadstnffs are advancing. The sugar
crop will he One-quarter larger than usual.
Democratic Meeting In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.-At large
Democratic meeting, held in the 18th
ward this evening, strong resolutions
were passed and speeches made. One Col.
Leehert said that before many days every
lamp post would be converted into gibbet
for the Republicans.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
- II n II II M H N II
= = - = - w ~ - \
OF TIE CoNDTTIoE Of THE
Continental Insurance Co.,
ofthe City Of New York, on the lst day Of jan
uary, A. D. 1865. made to the Comptroller Of
the State Of Tennessee, pursuant to the Itat-
ute Of said State.


NAME AND LOCATION
The name OF this Company Is the Continental
Insurance Company, incorporated in 1882 aud
located in the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said Com
pany, actually paid up
IN cash. i5...-......-.-...-.. s1OO,Otp 90
The surplus on the l7t
day Of January. ls63....-l. 3l4 1903
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
THE PRESIDENT CALM.


The President maintains his usual calm
demeanor. He says since the impeaching
faction has precipitated this question on the
country, he desires to carry it through. He
wants them to make their accusation full
30 that his record shall appear clear and
unbemished, as he feels certain it will be.
He saws he has no fear of the result.
NO MANDAMUs IN sTANToN's CASE.
From source entitled 10 credit, it ia as
certained that there will be no ,BldRddmis
applied for in Stsnton's case, but the matter
will be before the court in good time and
the sham Secretary it is hoped will receive
his quietus.
EFFECT or IMPEACHMENT ON THE RADI-
CAL PARTY.
A prominent New England Radical
Senator said to-day he didn't know which
would hurt the Radical party most the
conviction or acquittal of the President.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
No change in the situation of affairs at
the War Department. Thomas made no
attempt to assert his authority to-day, and
Stanton seems master of the War office.
He drew warrants too day 10 the amount OF
100000 on the Secretary of the Treasury,
who refused TO pay them. The Secretary
acted under direction of the President, who
gave him positive orders not to recognize
Stanton in an official capacity. 1t is said the
latter will endeavor 10 enforce payment Of
said drafts through a mdHddmaas, but this
lacks confirmation.
COMPACT BETWEEN STANTON AND GRANT.
There is a story aHoat 10 the effect that
before Grant vacated the War Office Stan
ton agreed if he would reliBquish his po-
sition, on his restoration he (Stanton) would
resign.
IMPEACHER5 AT WORK.
The House committee 20 draft articles Of
impeachment against the President, are at
their labor. There was some discussion az
to whether the charges should embrace on
IL the record in the Stanton matter, or
whether the charges shouid cover other Of
fetal acts which are alleged 70 be nlisde-
n1eanors. No decision has been arrived AZ,
but il is believed the committee will pre-
sent a series OF charges, fearing TO 20 be-
fore the country on the Stanton issue
alone.
AMENDMENT TO The RULES.
Preliminary 10 this, however, the House
voted to-day to amend its rules 80 as to au-
thorise the Suspension of all rules when
necessary TO prevent flibustering or dils-
tory motions on the part Of the minority,
and thus another bulwagk which, since the
establishment of the government, has
always served to protect the minority, is
broken down. These rules are amended
particularly in reference 10 the snPeach-
ment, as the committee will report articles
Thursday, and discussion and motions will
necessarily arise oA the question. In
word, the tkingis to be driven through BY
gag-law.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-27
MEssRs. THOs. PARKRs & CO.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Are authorized and prepared to grant liberal
cssh advances on shipments Of Cotton, Tobacco.
and all kinds of Produce consigned 20 as.
feb63m FAfMAN a 60
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

The Northwestern Union Packet Comm.
ny, which has raised such . commotion in
commercial and boating circles Of late. will
add three new side heel boats to their al
ready extensive fleet, as speedily o. thev
can he built and completed. With Mr. All.
Cutting. OF Metropolis, Illinois, the prssi-
aentoi the company, now in this city. closed
contract Tor the construction OF two of the
bu Is. which are to be OF the dimensions an 4
model Of the Phil. Sheridan, which is known
as one OF the fastest steamers on western
rivers. This dimension. Of that hat AZ.
and those otths new boats will be: Length.
2S5 feet. beam. So feet, hold five feet
Those steamers will have pows rfui mnchin.-
~, full length cabins, commodus texas.
villa all the requirements Of FIRST class pas
senger steamers. One hull is to complete d
IN W DAYS from yesterday, and the other
IN live months. The cylinders will be 20
inches in diameter, and seven feet stroke
Mr. All. Cutting undertakes to build only
these two. Capt Davidson has in band
bid for third hull. or steamer ccmplste.
from Vance, Of Ms0ion, Indians, where il
probably will be built The fact that the
Northern Line Packet Company and tho
white Collar Line Company are having
steamers built, With the probability that the
keokuk Packet Company will aso order
Two or three fast and elegant ones, fore
shadows lively trade and hearty, earnest
composition next year, bet wesn St, Louis
and St. Paul, and all intsrmeaiate points.
-.St. LOUIS Rep, goth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Ir seems that the Rad cal frauds commit
ted in Pennsylvania far exceed those per
pctrated in thu other States on III. l5.h inst
Tho Philadelphia Ass s,ys:
Never, in thu history of politics, were
such means attempted by anv party. They
have no parallel in the records Of crime and
infamy. Tue Radical leaders commenced
by the organization of gigantic system
OF colonization, ,dssisaed 20 all the ballots
boxes With illegal votes They then con
cocted base conspiracy to i,npugn the
rscords OF . court, aud disfranchiss thou
sands Of legal voters on account Of alleged
irregularity In the issuing Of natural alton
papers. This was followed by the perps,ra.
ton Of all kinds Of ouira,es before the cleo
sion and upon the evsntful dsy-ou,rages
which should make common humanity
blush, and which were applauded and ap-
proved BY men wh, pretend to respectable
society"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

been s1bject Of Greatest Interest an
importsaee to families, and OF Universal Inquiry
amor z Hoasckeepers, TO And an sTclent' pure and
mild detersivc agent,
McKeons. Van Hagen & Co..
To sspply this great and general want offer 70 the
public their article OF
S L e A Rim SO A z
FOR FAMILY USE.
To our customers who are familiar with the High
Standard quality 81 Rich. Flower Scented, and
Family Soaps, we need not say that or sTEARiNE
SOAP 10 made OF pare materials. and contains no
deliberations ofeh,k, clay, siIcsts Of sods, or In
urisus alkei.ss which so generally enter .r.o the
composition OF CHEAP SOAPS. which really cos;
more in the end than Stcarine Soap, beside the
hilary done TO the fabric ny colsring and rottinE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
!. Clothes ussd no boiling, and very little rubbing
q one pound win ~ - far. for any uss. ~ tire:
Eeunds Of common fosin soap, or two poonos oes'
| family soap. 4.
Dor TO do The washing Of family. that !, lequi.ss
with the bsstfanily soap, and 10 ws'rA"'sS NV ~
ror eisaniny Paints and removing 0reese, Ta'
| and Primers Ink, IL 10 unsurpassed Mseninists
Printers and Paiatcrs will fnd Il An invaiuaoe aft
Gle for ashing hands 1t does not chap, but srsa,
- me an p.roritv Of the nsterials used, and thu
Soap not containing any excess Of akalies 10 NOR
| Mid than any other know washing soap and Is IN
doubteely the hes, adapted for white and eoloret
clothing ~ vel ~ cambr ice and lAcee snd lie Ar
ranted not TO rot the cohee; neither viii they turf
yellow. no matter how long Kept over
We offer our stearins Soap on 10 INTRINSIC
MERITS, asking for i only fair trial. and fit doe
rot prove satisfactory Ne will refund the money PAY
| 10, il Sold by PAuss Hsssrs, Davenport: HEN
RY DARTS SONS. Rock Island. and by the trad
generally. ausso-aeodem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID r. j A M Il S.

r,opyrR1y OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
yc~ .,,ie.n. la, established In 1850 and for
fhs is., - vsa,. located in CLcago-the mos. suc-
eessfnI Srrinl,st OF the age in the treatment Of ali
dIs~ ases " pyivste natare-ean be eonhdentially
csn-ul,ed a. lis Office and rooms 81 W RASpoLra
t-estment If chronic. Mercurisl. syphlitic, Blood
srd ckn ni...s~s and ail Disorders OF Contsyious
Ven.,eai q ,.r.etsr-wh!ch he cutse without the u.a
Of ,n ,enyv ioade Of po:assa, arsenic. poison
hnt with his NsrrsAIzss positive cure for all Ia
nors and blood poi-ons.
Organic WEAKNESS. such ~ Seminal Weak.
rc.s Soc,nyal and Durnsl Emissions, brought on \,
ssr.. ~ ~. organ early indescretion, sxce~ses q,
i,be,i.escausing loss OF memory. confusion d..
n,e.eon airnuess OF vision and often times insan
T. .l.h aeplorable train OF other symptom
s..,ed .,d radically enred by an invaluable method
e.xirc tina and expense. All diseases peculiar 10
The .e1uai organs. Of private character rl5,ca,ly
and permanently cured.
blood has become posc ned-proddeng blotchee o,
the face email watsry betefe-raine tn the head And
ho,ee throat and nose. the lin h.
and body erosuls-iogethef with An endless num-
her OF stIeyipce- eHectualy and perma nenty cured
Da JAsrs /. recommended BY the press Of hr
country Nv professors Of medical eolleges and h,
the medical profession generally. Those ahaic,ea
should apply 10 him and be cured At once.
d. JAM. eau be consulted. conhdentially, By let,
ter p O. Drawer SsG3. Chicago. enclosing STAMP Ia,
return answer or At his once paSlors. 81 e Rsr
doirh street. corner OF Dearborn street, from A.
n 10 aP. ". Ten separate rooms. and private en-.
trance and exits. 40 that patients never come in
contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
inst published, by Dr.. James. two pamphlets, on
srvrxs,orpurA ard SYrTiiis, and both sent il
sealed envelopes 10 any addfeee. on receipt OF Ten
cent? or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
DE- AR II H G a.

DE- a II II H O a.
Dyssntsry, summer Complaint. Chclers No
bus, Flux. Ohildrsn's Tsethns, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiaiie Chsiers.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS ExrRAoRDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which y svssaA broadcast throughout the eosn-
ty, lie undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy ever o.
fsred 10 the public for the complaints for which II y
attended. We have in our posscssioa testinouials
furnished Voluntarily BY Col. Long, late Chief ropo-
graphical Engineer Bureau at wsshingten, 0sa.
E1ts Henry Warren. Gen. Plsasanton, and others Of
the ssuy; Father p. J. Dssmct. the Celebrated In
dian Missionary also, odccrs Oft Navy. sufgeons
Hospital Stewards. COMMANDER Of nearly every
steamer payinG on ne laisieppi ana tributary riv-
srs, Western Sanitary anA Chriseiaa CoDniasiess.
army Chsplains ssd Others toe aansssasts nentsn.
LIkewiss highest enccniuns e ~ PTsss, NEST -
wAiea ere psblishse n oar aianse {which - yin.
tend 70 any requesting IN. peaisng IL valuable
Medieval 0aaaiteo N ~ h9Sooo t1kDe. No othsS
9sele9ne 30 80 seeeuncooa11Boa Il. Q Q. MA-
~, 80 Hsuplleeoso, %. loGn. H. 90 3
0EUu1o an1 0o1Adno oealoes oVu13eH110.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

iss Pailadslphia Press. edited BY For
ney' 10 one Of the most influential Radical
papers published. 1t is the organ of the
nNd'c" party of Pennsylvania, and, next to
The New York TdLune, the forsmos. Jour.
nal q the organization. Here is what i.
said editsrially in late issue:
"IRISH CATHOLICS ARE POOR IN.
NORANT. DELUDED SLAVES s.mn
DO TIE DIRTY ANDCRlMINAI WY ny
or TIE DEMOCRATIC PARTY /" o"N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
MolTars Life Pills and Pheniy Bitters.

We fret used in private practice IN 1s23. They
were ntdoduced to the pa bile In 1885. since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
sale in excess of all other Cathaftic Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.famiIy among civil.
lied nations who have not evidence Of their
beneficial sfects. Their great success IL owing 10
their uniform reliability inb ascs' Of Constipation.
BILIOUS and Stonaehic diseases, whether Of Icing
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable in
thor composition. One ingredient opens the pores
ofths skin; another 10 diurete. and st!mulatss
proper action ofthc didnsys; . third sem ollient.
lcosening phegm and from the ungs other
properties are warming and cathartic and cleanse
the stomach An bowels irsm unhealthy seeretions.
Their combined effects 10. 10 regulate the impaired
functions ofths system, and to produce health. Il
10 not asserted Monat Pills are cure ell-that they
will cure Ill eomplalnts-but under ordinary cir.
cunstancss they may be rslied upsn to cure Ner.
vousuess, Sick Headache, Cositiveness. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jsundies. Liver and Bilious Com
plants, Colds, General weakness, he. They are
sxpresslymade for these disease. Millions upen
millions Of carss can be cited In no single instance
has . com lsint ever come to our knowledge. where
they have not operated So recommended.
The question lie often asked why IL il that Motats
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success
Because they purify the Blood. and thus remove
ali causes of disease in the system.
Because they act powerfully upon the secrctione Of
the body. and removes all Impurities at once
Bee ause they do not reduce the system, bat in
vigora'eit-thus requiring restraint rom pleas
pre or business. and during their operation never
ErIpe or pain the bowels.
VoIcR OF THs CLsg~Y
IN praise ofNoiat's Life Pills, which cured then
ofDyspepsia, Indigestion. Disease Of the Liver,
Lose Of Appetite, Headache, Fever and Agus. Bron.
chitis, Neuralgia and Rheunatism. We refer to
Rev Saml Martin and Rev. E. II. Nay, Of Nav
York. Rev Jas. Hobart, Boston, Rev. 4. Weber.
Concord. N. H., Rev. n. Hooley. Springfield. Pa.
Rev:J. c. Evans. Bevar, Pa, Rev w. O. Bronerost,
Grand Rapids. Wis, Rev. J. u. Gardner. Chlico.
the, o.. Rev. Aathe Gardner. Ripley. O.. Rev. Il.
\. Rodgerp, Fort " ayns, Ind. Rev. s.. Campbell,
Anderson. Ind. Rev. n. b. Cook, Rockford, ILL.,,
Rev. A. j. Bently, San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder, Franklin, N. c.. and many othefs.
The circular around each box fully explsins the
symptoms and effects OF each dieesse, speeches
treatment. furnishes. evidence, &C.
Mohat's Life Pills ara 70 cent? per box. Ncnats
PheniH fitterp. 81 per bstte. They cold BY al
respectable dealers. WHITE ROWLAND.
Proprictors, So Liberty street. New York.
Successors to Dr.. Mcnat and DR.. Vim. Il. Mofs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
TsAyerrno in Norway is ch,,p.

TAAveLrnc in Norway is cheap. Atr.v-
slse writes: AT some Of the s,ations -.
we're charged for two persons four marks
eighty eight cents in gold fer supper. beds,
aad bssakfast. A horse and sabriole hired
from station = station costs abeut 50 cents
ga Norwegian nile, which b Eoglish
Uteo. On Tho oteamscu . - end be viii
osovel q 6aeo end half. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
"To O~ner. of Horeea.'

housands Of Horses die yearly from Collie This
aeed not be. DR.. Ts5iss veasfian Horse lisiaent
IN pint bottles price dollar. will positively cure
every Gaze, IL given accounting to dtcccsions, When
nfst taken. IL n warranted superior to ANYTHING
else for Cuts. Calls. sprsins, Old Sores. Swellings
and sore Throat. 1t il no now remedy, but Of 81
years standing. and approved by the hrst HoIee-
rome Park Course has used it Ssr years. an0 recon
mencs = to his friends. Orders are constantly re-
~ =. = sion shs Rafiax Staesse 10 1aelana.
!, out continues tie use. Recollest to get Dr. Tobias
seneuan Horse linimsns In pint bottles, and take
New York. ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

" the present public debt be g., $780,
100000 and Il be converted. ~ proposed
oy the Radical party, into . deb. Of forty
years. and then paid of, the sum total Ok.
acted from Taxpayers will be ELEVEN
THOUSAND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
. sum which . hundred mon could no,
pay in hundred years. The Radical party
would mortgaG the industry Of this anc
the nsxt generation to compass the impos
sibls task Of paying in gold such an ihcal-
cuable sum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CAEVEl.A VA n n 4 40 s,nwu,

:. JUNCTION SHOP, WORCESTER. MASS.
Manufacture Wooden Machinery OF Superior Oual,tv.
combining AL the valuable impfDvemente IN this
country, and many from Europe, and In styie and
nnisn not surpassed By any. We c0ntinue 70 bpild
Cafding Machines. wi b Iron or Wood Frauee pat
snt Spinning Jacks; Yarn Twistsrs, with any nsa-
~ q SPndies desired. with Single or Dovb5s CYL
inders, from entirely new and much Improved nj.
terms Yarn epoOlere and Dressing Machinery.
AZ kinds O Cloth Finishing Machinery, Including
1neafs. broad and narrow; 0igs, d0able ana 0ipele
acting; dsuble acing Brushing Machinee. FrilIns
Miis. wash Mile, Pesent C1oth Dryero Uvdrsstatie
and screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet. Ps:
terscham and Whitney Aniah, Cloth Windins sr6
4e0aeftng 1aehinse, etc. Wool Picksre DnsAses.
WilI0weis. Patent Hydro Extractorp 81 No snS
approved plan; Wool DryerD, Band Hscbinea' Ioh
bin Winders, Card 0rindsrs, Tufniae Reets. Plste
Heaters, &c. Also Machinery CaetipeS. Hiis 90.
Ing. HanRers. Pnllsys and ehaftine. etc.
Our 1acnnee are In subetantial and superior irco
names. when preferred, bat wood ffanee VIII Is
furnished - low price whsn called for ma ~ ~,
fanied 70 p oq1a n every respect % any nachnss
u odditon 10 the shove named maehrnss a On,
o1n maze, we Are prepared to furnieh Orompton,s
Looms, Farm Wocls0u'e Shear Oteei NM ~,
1seninss ~ naf fieksre. Gard Cisthine, and mso.
ufactures 0ndings generally. u lowest M
40 car Mfnieh orr cuetumofe With Snnehiaees ~
Woollen Mills complete, ith promptneoe. ma - ~
favOfabie prices - anv other 6ulIaeFe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

According 80 the Chicago Republican
:" the second lIodns,t," o'Connsr, the
lrish Orator from love- ridiculed the cid
Union, and snesred at those Who advocate d
ito continuance. And he 10 applaudsd for
it BY those who cali themselves Union men.
The phase Of politics new 10, that these
who are for the Union are called disuuion.
ists, and those who are against il. unisnists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

TnE Cleveland Pia,ndealer brings out it's
big rooster and gets,of the fol owing:
A LITTLE Crow ANYHOW We must be
permitted T. bring out our rooster. II shall
have little crow, if it dies with its echo in
its throat We have beaten
~ Ashley, the town site Spectator.
~" Eggleston, the "baggsge checker
~ Gibson, the Radical hghfsulter.
Re elected Morgan. who was turned out
Of Congress by tho Radicals reelected
Van Trump and Mungen. Oar gain on
Congressman in Ohio. over the present dele
cation, four
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
LOVERS GUIDE

CONTAINING FOUR MODEL LOVE LETrrRs.
" and showing how TO gain the undyinc love on.
and marry, whom you please. Also. q host ef wop
derful secrets. teaching WISDOM wealth and happi-
ness Dow and FOREVER. leent securely scaled for
70 cents. Addre0 CLARK 4 Co., Publishers, New
ark, Nj oai-dAwimo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Tns whites Of the. South are taxed ana
uatsprs'sntsd. The blscks are rsprssent.
80, ost pay no taxes. Il it just and right ?
p'~ men should nss assist In The deer..
ession u ttsk evnsas,. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26
The following ''pome" evidently written
~ enc who has just appreciation Of this
beautiful weather, 10 highly expressive:

II wud not die in Ortum.
WITH peaches ft for eatin.
wnen the vavv korn "a gettin' wrire,
Ana candidates ere trsatiu';
When sassidae meat 10 rhryin'.
3 hickory nuts ir thick
Ow who wud think Of dvirps
Or even gettin sick -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

Don't be Deceived.
one oostle Of Woods lnpfove0 nalf nsstsrstfvs
w pv&22se eetiefhctloa tnea 1ooea u IT, -
80 FyQAJ y, KUr0An0,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-26

VIII cure Scrofula. or Fever Sores, Salt Rhcum
letter, Pimpies. swsIed Breset, Sure Nipples Chill
blaine. Piles. Cats, Buras. Bruises, scalds. and tor
all external applications 1t has parallel. having
perfectly cured thers complaints when all other
remedies had failed.
Wehavea large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people. who cer,ify that Pages
Climax salvs has perfectly carsd old Ulcere, cases
ofTi;ter Piles and Scrofula Sores, after they had
been treated by physicians An given up nenrable.