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MISSISSIPPI.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION PARTY CoNyEN-
TON.

TION.
JACKSON, Miss Jan. 1.-The Convention of
the Constitutional Union party met here today Twenty
Ave counties were represented Among the delegates are
some OF the most prominent OF the state OF all
former shades political opinion. Mr. Amos r. John
son, old limo whig, was chosen President Inc MAJOR
ity report OF the Committee Resolutions Is In favor OF
subscribing TO the principles and assuming the name OF
tho National Democratic party substitute was offered,
ocratc party but 10 retain the name OF the
Union paUy Pending action the resolutions, the Con-
yentiou adjourned to meet again tonight.
The Mississippi Press Convention meets here tomor-
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OHIO.

THE FORMAL ELECTION OF JUDGE THURMAN TO
THE SENATE.
COLUMBUS, o., JAM 15.--The Legislature met
to-day In Joint convention and declared A g. Thurman
United states Senator from Ohio from March 4, 1862
Gov. Hays has appointed Joseph T. Webb Of Cincinnati
Surge on q eneral OF Ohio.
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oouRr OF AppEAIs-DAY CALENDAR.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE following Is the Court
n, AppeaIs Calendar for Januaryn: Nos H. To, TO- a.
: 90 81, 81. 81, 81, 81, ~, 20, %3t ~
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READINGS or MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE IN
BOSTON

BosrON Mass, Jan. 15.-Mrs. Frances Anne
Kemble read at Music Hall tonight 70 Q large audience
which Included many ngnished citizens OF Boston
and Cambridge many Of whom Joined In inviting her 70
read here again.
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W-YORK, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1863
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT.

CONNECTICUT.
THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONTEMPORARIES RES
LUTIONs AND neutrality-suspicious. 10
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
GEORGIA.

THIRTEENTH DAY-RETROsPECTIvE REVIEW on
THE PROCEEDINGS.
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Watson & Go.

WOULD inform their old customers, and the
public generally, that they keep constantly sh
hand the best and.most varied assortment of Goods
to be found in thismarkct, Which they offer to the
public as. CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Oar
stock consists partly Of
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regarding East Virginia, Mississippi and
Georgia. AS it involves great labor, the
COMMITTEES will probably make no report
before the recess.
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The Farm and Garden
Sept .ls, 1865.

is the only Agricultural Paper published in
South Carolina.
It.is published in magnzincsform, and is filed
wiih.exeellenr agricultural reading matter.
II enters uponsils,feur,h volume onthe 10th day
of January, 1869.
Subscribe at:S1ee for it-price, but'one dollar a
year: - ~:
Tfyjit al least.for six months-on'y so cents
Specimen copies ten cents.
Liberal arrangements made with extensive ad-
veitisers and clubs. Address
JAS. R.,JACoBS & CO., Clinton, S. G.
Noy23; 1861 Is
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N HoTAH- . -. - ~ =
!. WAsnISeToN, December 10.
= In the House, the re organizations; com |.
mittees have been announced boutwell,
succeeds Stevens on the Reconstruction
Committee and the Military Committee.
Eliot, of Massachusetts, succeeds Wash
burn as Chairman of the COMMITTEES on
Commerce. a bill relating to bridging
t,axigable streams was "argned, at great
length: and was finally referred to the
Committee on Roadsand Canals. Areso.
LUTON for a recess from the 23rd instant
to the 4th of January was adopted. The
House adjourned to Monday.
III the Senate, the committee to invcsti-
gate corrupt influence and procure. i'm
peachment'votes. was renewed. Summers
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SOUTHERN
.soRGH0 SUGAR COMPANY

THE undersigned as General Agents for the
above Association, propose TO organize in .Ander.
son and other Districts, companies for.]ie purpose
lof f:Manafacturings Sugar, and Refining syrup.fron
the juice Of the Sorghum Cane. -.
seyeraof these companies are now in success
|,ful and profitable operation IN the United States,
and tfle Sugar and Syrup produced by them have
been examined by competent judges and pro
nouneed uncqualled. We propose
Isl! Ts. .mspafaciure. a bright golden syrup,
equal in favor Is any. syrup!
2ud. To-manufacture frem FIVE TO seven. pounds
of Sugar per gallon Of syrup. not inferior to any
brown sugar, and far superior to many varieties,
tile residuIi Of syrup still:
W.. PASsMORE,
W. A. HARRISON,
-; :lY I. L. BOHEMIAN
J. s. HAMMOND,
Agents.
Further information may be had by addressing
DR.. W.;P Passrnore, at Greenrle C. f., or Ell
ther Of the above at Fountain Inn, sGreenyille
District Samples of this sugar may be seer, at
the Inteligenc.r Office.
Oct 14; 1868 IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

the most distinguished percentages. inc'u
dig Gen. Grant and staff, Gems. Sherman
Thomas. Logan, Oslssby, Palmer. and Z
host Of others. The meeting Was formally
opened BY Gsn. Thomas, who presided
after which the following programme was
observed =
Revsille By drum corps; address Of vel
como by Lieut.. Gen. W. I. Sherman sens
by gles club Grafton by Gen. VIM. Il.
Bslknap Army Of the Tennessee mnsic
by the hana-Gusrd Mount Grafton BY
Gen. Charles Croft-Arny Of tie Cumber-
land drum ssle-Battls Of Stone River
grafton by Gen. j. ID. Cox-Armv Of the
Ohio; music BY the eles club-Star
Spangled Banner Grafton by Gen. VIM.
Coggesvsll-Army Of Georgia song by
the gles club-Shcrman's march through
Georgia /; retreat by the band.
The d, fsrsnt speakers we're enthusiastic.
ally received BY the immense audiences. and
the applause during their remarks Was FIRE.
quent and hearty.
Tomorrow evening the grand bsnquse
at the Board Of Trade viii take place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
Eorelgn News by Atlantic Gable

VIENNA, Dec. IA correspondence this
afternoon publishes the following news,
which, il says, we're received from . Greek
source
ATHENS, Dec l4.-The Government re-
jscts the summons Of the Sultan amid great
popular enthusiasm.
LONDON, Dec ID, is reported that
the representatives Of France and England
at Vienna have been instructed to repre-
sent 20 the Austrian government the dan
ger that may rcsul, TO the peace of Europe
from lis attitude in the Eastern question,
aud the recall Of the Austrian Ambassador
d. Constanlinople has been the result.
A letter from Reyerdy johnson to Lon
don xorkiugman's society justities his
friendly intercourse With social and ether
friends Of southern states by the examples
Of Grant and She mans trea'm ent Of rebel
officers II he is guilty Of treason so i.
Grant and sherman. Gen. Grant has en-
tortained at his own house distinguished
rebel leaders. lie ascribed the attack upon
him in American newspapers to . secrs,
dislike for preservation Of peaceful relation
between England and the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
LATE NEWS
Ri. TELEOR.APM.
RORraErm CONGRESS-.

WAsaIxsfoR, Dec. l5.-Ths house to-day
vas very dull msnbsrs themselves mani>
Testing little interest in the proceeding,
there Vas little wrangls between the friends
Of free trade aud the advocates Of high tar
1T upoa geing into committee on the whole
On the tariff bill, after the surrounding 10
which each party in turn seemed 70 have
advantage; the tariff men finally proceeded
and took up in committee on the whole,
snall tariff, end debated il for . while,
When motion for committee to rise prevailed
house then passed to regular business, but
had not proceeded for whom motion to again
70 into committee Vas resumed Til the ho :
Of adjournment without any vote being
reached.
In the Senate, Senator Morton reported
from the Military Committee, . bill repeal.
ing the preaents Southern militia law which
prohibits the organization Of the militia 10
the sebsllious Ststes. Discussion ensued,
which was participated in BY Asssrs. Fss-
sender, Edmunds, Hsndrcks, Buckalsw,
Carrot, Davis, Rice, Warner and Sawyer.
The new Senators spoke 10 favor Of the bill
which finally passed without division.
Mr.. Stswart's bill, imposing . penalty,
for holding Office in violation Of the 14th
Amendment 70 the Constitution, was then
t,ksn up. Mr.. Terry spoke in support Of
his proposition for renewing all liabilities
holding etiics or voting, and earnestly favor.
ing univsrs Il amnesty.
Major Wynkoop. former ssent Of the
Chsysnu Arapahos Indians, will be here
to -msrrow, to appear before The lndisn
COMMITTEE now considering ,hs will ia
transfer IN, Indian Bureau 10 the War De-
partmsnt II is alleged that he pill testify
that the Indians slaughtered By Gen.
Custar were friendly and peaseable, and
that he will also bring VI many other caves
where friendly Indians have been driven
int hostilities BY the military.
A bill has been prepared which will pro-
baby be introduced in Congress 10 day
Or I've. which will provide ior the rsdsmp-
ton Of the present nickel coinage at the
sfics Of the Treasury and Assistant Treas
ursrs ofths United States. Its place will
DO supplied By . New series Of email coin.
The Senate Finance committee have
postponed actien on the House copper tariff
bill, TO allow the opposing interest to be
heard.
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LATEST news
NJ TELEGR.dPH,
To TD8 DAILY DRmOCwAr.


HAVANA, Dec. 15.-The Government Is
actively searching Tor political otfeOders
aud many arrests have been made In this
city and the interior Some o. the parties
are we'll known. Count valmarcdA came
TO Havana Sunday from Nsuvi.as, 10 con-
fer with the Captain General. He returned
yesterday with endorsements and adj
tional troops will be forwarded. I've bat
talions left Havana Yesterday for the in
terror.
The steamer Espsna had arrived with the
first rsinforcemen's from Spain, and two
transports with 1000 troops ere expected
q. morrow.
A battalion Of volunteers reached Hol-
Quin on the 9Th inst. and raised the seige
or the hospital.
Ii 10 expected valmareds will march In
inediatcly from Esuvitas and make On at
tack on Bayonne, the stronghold Of the
revolutionisf.
Conflicting rumors are in circulation
relative TO late nilitsry operations in the
uteri r.
Cubans here say that the Goveremsnt
troops have suffered defeat, bat their
assertions are not confirmed BY reports
from the seat OF war.
The correspondent Of the y. Y. Tunes
at B,yonne reports the character of the
war changing. The Spanish troops are
discrtted with tho leniert policy OF the
Government in gardening rebels and refuse
to give or receive quarter.
The rev,utionists are confidently sx
pec,ing disturbance in Spain, which will
prevent sending out reinforcsnsnts. Al
the same time tho planters are more an>
xious 10 secure their sugar crops than ia
fight, and are generally ~ mpathizsss with
tbs revolution.
Parties in Havana Who advocate the
cause OF The revolution claim that the in>
surgsnts ore receiving arms and even men
from the United States.
1ti.sbslicved an expedition in Aid Of the
insurrsctio 10 organizing in Nassau. The
Government has taken steps 10 prevent its
rsachiog Cuba.
The report Of the death Of Lsguardo il
untrue.
Tho Diaris reports that since the defsa'
Of the rebels ct Woran the parish had been
perfectly tranquil.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

CHicAeo, Dec. Is The attendance .,
The reunion Of the armies 10 very large. l,
10 thought that not less than 10000 officers
are present. The committees Of the several
armies met this afternoon ct their respect
i've headquarters for the transaction OF reg.
ular business, the elsctien Of officers for the
ensuing year, &c. Gems. Grant and Sher-
nan he'd lsvee in the parlor Of The IRE
mont House this afternoon. end received m
immense number Of people. The latter va,
particularly importuned fer hia autograph,
which he good na,uredly furnishsd oil ap
plicAnts.
The Opera House THE evening, whore The
formal reunion was called. was crowded "a
its utmost capacity with the 0s0bsrs Of
the vAsiess societies aad citissas. Ths
sasgs was occupied b . large nsnbsr o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
new YORK.

Nsw YoaK, Dec. 16.-A Raleigh special
states. in - alteration yesterday, Lewis
Thompson was shot doad by WIN. King -
Beth were privates in the 4th infantry.
King vas arrested and will bs tried by
court martial. Thompsoa was buried I'M
der military henors last evening.
The Herald states that the SANTANA Bay
purchase has been completed. A company
Of capitalists have received Of the Domini-
cac government . perpetual lease Of Bay
and Peninsula 10 pay . large sum down to
secure the bargain. tits understood that
the United States will proceed 10 establish
a naval station there soon, - the Dominican
givss up possession 10 New York lsssses.
The Times says that the financial bill Of
Senator Morton 10 used on Wall street TO
keen up said premium.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
MISSOURI.

ST. Louis, Dee. 15.-General Harvey ~.
rived here last evening from the Upper
Missouri river, where he has been supsrin-
tending the location Of the Indians on their
reservations. Gen. Harnsy's head quarters
were at Peoria Bottom Is miles below Fort
Sully. Tho different tribes that have been
settled en- separate reservations are - fol-
lows: AT the mouth Of the Whsslstons
creek, % miles above Fort Randall, there
are already established . portion Of the
Brules and Osal'alas, from Fort Laramie
and the Platte region. Among these ere
the French half breeds, bordeaux, Casey,
Bsssrle and Charley Garreau Indians, in
all 800. About 100 buildings were erect
ed this season, including the agency build
ing, say mill and sehsel house. A church
10 also being erected. Some 200 tracts Of
land have been broken up, aod seed corn,
wheat, peas and beans have been procured
for sowing in the spring. This colony 10
supplied with provisions enough to last
until the 6rst Of Nay next. Tire. Indians
seemed to be contsnted.
The next reservation 10 called Cheyonno.
The tribes settled here are tive: Kettles,
Sioux and . portion Of Lover Yanktens
numbering in oil to about I, 900, and in the
spring will amount to total at this point
Of 5000.
The Indian Agent has built steam saw
mill. store houses, ply sicians' quarters and
other buildings have bssn erected, and
working cattle and farming utensila have
betr purchased. Lieutenant Laddy vas lsf,
in charge Of this settlement.
The ne-t point established by General
Harvey il At Grand River, 10 miles below
Fort Rice, where n portion Of che Upper
Yanstens, Uncupasees, Cut Heads and
Blac.fset aud the Siou:s, numbering $500
altogether, have been assembled. and ahe
above named tribes are out hunting buffalo
near B!scx Hills, it be- e desirable to keeT
them out on account OF the prospect Of be
coming short o: provisions Should they
al come n, the rambsr would be swsllsd
to II 900 At tins poi It.
Some Ysnk.ons were permitted to make
q temporary sci. lenenl on the east side Of
the yer, outside Of the reservation, Gen
H. ney taking The responsibility Of allow.
ins them to STAY for the present. Saw mills
ami other bui,dings were erected on this
reservation. Spotted Tail was ct the fork
Of White River, with Light Bear, Standing
Elk md Big Mouth, all noted Indians re
Gently from the North.
General Harvey will visit Washington
before .e:n ring to the Sioux country, and
await tho adoption Of such Legislation al
will enable aim to cary GU. the work SO
auspiciouslv begun. An additional appro.
priation is needed. The General has the
utmost confidence N the success Of the plan
| now inaugurated on the Sioux reservation
lie says the greetsst fear that fllls the
mind Of an Indian is starvation. Feed him
and he viii be contepted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
rORTsETsl CONGRESS-.

WAsnIscroS, Dec. llousE.-Reso>
lntio, were offered calling on the Secretary
of War for the Engineers report, relative
to the bridge across the Missouri river at
kansas City.
A bill was passed removing disabilities
from IL South Caroinia ans, and Lieut.. Gov.
S.pa,cr nj Tennass.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16
WASHINGTON.

wAsulSaros, Dec. l5.-Keokuk, chief Of
the SAGA and Foxes, and friends represented
their grievances occesionsd by the conduct
Of their Indian agents to the Secretary OF
the Interior to day, and were answered
they should receive confederation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Chicago lIlvo Stock N10PAea.
~ Telegraph Dee. IL.
Cattle-Reesipts ess sales Of i3s cow a.
3.so04 81 fair TO choice stssrs ct 6.s547 so !,
m srhet s.eady and quiet.
Live Hegs-Reeeipts. 1901 Aesd ssles !. SEQ
head active end firm and 2e1a5e higher all
round. Sales Of connos to fair q 7.3s17 IS :;
good 70 choice 7.eo0sss; fancy lets sold At
0.76
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

d. A.o060 Market
D Tslssrash.l Dee. 10.
fleuf-Firm With light transeeeisa.
Whsat-Fir0 and useh1nged q 1.T7ol.Se.
Germ 57Qe0.
Rye Firm at l33,
Whishy-Firu 1T 2.sf.
Pork-Highsr at 26.5ed2s o..
Bacon Nominal.
Bulk Meats-Highsr.
l. Lard Firm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

4obG0XO N30GAO8o
[ By telegraph. n Dee. ls.
flour-Dull and upchasged.
Wheat-Firmes at 1.lsZ.
Osts-Dull d AZ.
Corn-Lcwss new lsj<35o.
Rye-No. I, LII.
Bsrley--Lower ct l.S5.
Provisions-Excitsd ard activs.
Mess Pork-2S for future.
Lard--lsXc.
Dressed Hegs-Firmsr q 0.oeQs.So.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

TsS lots in North Davenport and Is in East
Davenport scheap as dirt; good - acre farm in
Pleasant Valley. only $4,000, and lots Of other
bargains. Wild land by the cart load.
ELpaIpoe B Bao,
Land and Insurance Agents,
20 Brady atreak
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

All Around tho World" is the title Of IN ad.
vsrtisement that sypifes the universal demand
for ''Barrstt's Vegetable Hair Rsstoratius, .
which took the CHEST premium ever oil com
rstitors. at the n. II. State Fair, in lsss.--Indi
anauoiis Journel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

CONSTITUTION wanna 10 . certain cure for
Diabetes. aud all ceases Of tho kidneys. For
sale by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

So. advertisement Of Wards Eureka Tonic
Bitters in another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

SOLDIERS. Soldiers who have served in the
armies Of the Union. children. mothers. every
body that has got a bad Cold, Group, Whooping
Cough. or is troubled with any lung or throat
complaints. We advise you to use Goes Cough
Baeam. the chcapcs, and best cough prepara-
ton in the world.
And when you have the Dyspepsia. or troubl
ed with Constipation-th great cause Of i'll
hralth -or any trouble Of the stomach or bow.
els, uss Goes Dyspepsia Cure Immediately.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

CRoics Iowa Oatawba Vino. ~ u 90 per dor.
en- bottles also . full stock Of other native
and foreign wines at the wine houes OF
LAnssaLDr, Tnops b Co..
81 West Second Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

New York MARKET.
BY Telegraph. INV Yoar, Dec. 10.
Flour 51Ioc better.
whest-203e better ssA quiet Inferior to
good No. 2 spring. l.6s91 So
Corn Dull and lover. Old mixed western,
1.4dl.ls, new, !. 0l0l.oS.
Barley Dull.
Oats-Dull At II.
Pork-Firm 25.7s92s IS.
Beef-Quiet.
Cut Nsats-Steady.
Lsrd-Firmsr kettle l7Ql1H.
y Telegraph. Nsw YoaK. Dec. 10.
Coupons 81. Lax; 5:2os. LIST l.1oa+; 1d.1 o.;
I'd w; new lloI1 '67, l.lo1; 80. LEX
le4os. l.O5I.
0old-I. 3SH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Davenport Market Report.
oyyics or fHs DAvsxpoas Dns. Graz,
Dec. Is, 1859.
lioua--who!esale.t as 40; retail. e7.ee.
XuaAs-Nc. !, Il 90,
eAsLsv-Nc al. oo@t1.t5.
OAss-40.1 43cts.
Rrr-No receipts.
Cors-Tew, So.
OSIoxs No receipts.
Psr1roRs-No market.
RuYYgn-sSe. per ..
Eaas-30@3Se.
GRssS APrras-tl.7E per buohel.
hAy-Gecd Timothy oi2.oo0o l ,poe ~,
rraisis ol1.e0 per TN. Sleuah, o. .ooDa g.
CeAI-3oft Wagons. - 8 bsshel. ?
ANsnRAaso--At yard oi7 - ~ ~
Woop-oe.eo. per Cer1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

Star, Improved Chemical. Palm. Ae. Sold By
eli erocers and fancy goods dealers.
Sss Buxca - 0aApse in anothsprcslumn,
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BlrTERS. II
10 highly recommended BY physieians for dys-
psptics. on account Of iss tome propristies, it,
parity and ito delicious Asvors.
Taxas - xe Tius voa DslAY-Whsn the
Lungs become diseased the FIRST symptoms in
Pulmonary Ccnsunption 10 . dry hacking
cough, sometimes attended with pains in the
chest, end difficulty Of breashiss. One Of the
best remedies 70 nee 10 ALLsS's Luce BALsAn
it checks the disease in shsrt time.
For sale by all Dealers il Family Medicines
snerally.
Tas DssI AHs OnIsnAi Tenio - iaen, Phos
phorus and Calsaya. known - Caswsll. Mack Co. .
eerre Phosphorated Rixir Of Calisaya BARK. The
iron restores color the blood. the phcsphsrus re-
aews waste Of he tissue and the ealsaya gives
anatural hesthsul tone to the digestive organs,
thereby curing dyspepsia In ts various forms,
weakfulnsss. general debility. and depression Of
spirits. Manufactured only By Caswsll. Hassrd =
Co.. New York. fsoic-dweew &wsd--ne
Y .
vsus weakness. physical debility. or by whstever
other nsme you chooes TO call that feehlenc.s and
depression which render lite victims careless wheth
er they live or die. Il Of tho moet terrible Of he
man affections. Fortunately there 10 an !nfalibie
prescription for i.-Hollowas's Pills. Let the weak
and broken down try them. They are guaranteed
By the experience ofthe whole civilized world.
40 TO I'm Dsss.-0o - The Dryous = 0ssesSo1
Iowa State Dusiness College to get thorough psae
teal businees education. For eiseniass papsss. "a
arsse. (snelcsine stamp "TAe Bryant ; STRATUM
Csunsreial College. Davenport. Iowa.
Kfemer's Hair Dye, Natural, Darasls. Dsautifa
Beet ard Cheapest IN the World. sold By Ill Drag.
lists and Country otorsksepsfs. JOHN J. KROABR
Sole Prcrsistcr. col Chestnut g.. Philadelphia.
TRY" 0TLT EDGE
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The bsssi Tehasss
q America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

UErrL At ALI SEASONS HERB
BlrTERS-as . means Of prsmsting perfect d
ges,ion, an even and natural dow Of bile, and .
healthy coalition Of the bowels a skin.
II Rsans 10 a. COED locking and has - many
good qualities as may Be presumed from usisg
his Pain illng MsGic Oil, W dsn's wonder u
his popularity. His Magic Oil. as pain killing
agent, 10 . success. Everybody that tries II
says ut worksliksa charm" Sold BY Steven
son 4 Carnahau.
JAMS 9. KIaK ! Co. . fine staple and fausy
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Olive
Star, Improved Chemical. Palm. Ac. Sold BY
oil erocers snd fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-16

40 70 I'm Dsss.-0o ~ The Dryeus . etsatss1
Iowa STATE Dusiness College 10 get thorough psae
teal businees edueaon For eireniass papsss, "a.
arsse. (snclosine stamp "TAe Bryant ; STRATUM
Gems sreial College. Davenport. Iowa.
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