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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

Ore morn PER- at the gate
OF Eden stood. d4sconsolxte; ~
And a. she listsn'd 70 shc Spvinrs
OF life within, Ike music Sowing.
a nd caught the li0ht upon her wings
Through the hslf-spen'd portal glowing,
She vept TO think her recreant race
should Ger have lost that glorious placs
The glorious angel who was keeping
The gates OF Light, beheId her we>pfnx-
Gently he ssId: . One hops n thine
'fis written IN the Book Of Fate,
.Thf Peri ga may - foy1frn 1Il1 =
Who brings 70 this Eternal Gate
The 0jt thaf is nos dear 70 Hcaucnrn
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

The reception committee, besieeed on eli sides,
somely, - We are certain every lady in the audi
eDce vii testify. But finally the drums came
pearer and excitement was on tiptoe, ss the audi
ence found That the mysterious actors in the
evenings entertainment bad entered the sacrs I
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
TIE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
DISPATCHES OF ENCOURAGEMENT TO The
PRESIDENT AND STANTON.
Grant Says the Army Are a Uni!
for Congress. va
~ - .a13G .dfLf ---.-7- .E1rWrra1
GEN. THoMAs's DECLINATloN OF THE
BREvEr RANK.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The reception At the
White House last night was Remarkable for the
unusual crowd, the absence Of radical oicials and
presence of foreign representatives. 50 % =
Dispatches OF encouragement to- both parties
continue TO come. Radicals in several localities
have fred salute of five guns IN honor of the res.
olutions Of Congress. ttfP'l'1s
A special sent hence Northward SAYS Grant. In
conversation with Wilson, said the officers of the
army are unit In the support of Congress-
Not more than dozen ont Of twenty-five hun-
dred would obey an order from the president, uu-
less it came through him. -
On reading the dispatch from Thomas declining
the breyet rank, Grant remarked, oJust what I
expected from Thomas; he is good soldier.n
THIRD DISPATCH.
OF CONGRESS.
Impeachment Reported In the Senate
EXAMINING COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
The. Majority Ratification Bill Passed
the Senate. u n
rnE Exc11EMEHH SUBSIDIZED.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

ne Tyr.nt liv'd, The Hero fen i-e13 AZ
Xot ma k'd the Peri where he lay
And when the rnsh Of war was pest, ~
Swiftly descending On . ray 80 - .1I,
Last glorieus drop bis heart had nhsd,
Before ifs free born spirit fed,
Be this" she cried, e she wing her flight.
~ Welcome gin q The 0azss os Light
31, ~, u there s, e: On ,9!s ssrikiy ,phsrs
,Iis the last libsfiOn liberty draws
FROM tbe heart that bleeds and Drsaks 10 her q
Sweet. said the angel. as she gave =
, he slit into bis radiant hand, t3
Sweet II our welcome Of the bravo 0n
Who de thus tor their native lAnd
But set-alas The CRY sfAl bar
OF Eden moves nat holi<r far N a
Than cen this drop tbe boom mus Be. 1ilet
That epens The gates Of Heaven Cor fhesin
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

TnAsr or ROSES.
IN Imperial Selim held Q feAs
IN he ns<nineens sh.!inAr
The mask IS of-the charm Is wrought
Ane eelim 70 bis heart has ceursf.
In blu<hee. more than ever brfxnt
His fourmshai. his Haren's Li96fr
And we'll DO vanfsil'd frorrs enhance
Iheehafm Of every bdrhten'd glsnoe;
And oeersrseens each d@vn,ng smile
Fer having Lost lie light awhile.
And. happier now tor ali her sirhs.
AZ on his arm h<r head rsposes.
She uki- p<rs him. with laughing eyes.
"hemenbcr, love, n Feast OF Roscs.n
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26
THE FIRE woRsHIPPEKs.


~-~<@* @"@+|
Hold, hold--tty words are desfhr-
His mantle back. and show'd benes'h 1
1he 0hebsF belt that round him chung.
41re, maiden. lo.k--UonO--hluah 4 - +.
Al that thy sire nbhers h mel
Yes, am Of that impIo ous rsc>,
Those blsvts Of Fire
DnAsH or uArrD.
Aiirp the dresry, hong ravine. snt
by the red, murky gIimmsr ssen ~ !.
Of halfQuench' d brands, that DER tha sooa
Lis scatter q round and burn IN blood.
Whist ruin glsresi what earn exc suImsf
hseds blazing turozns, quiysdug limbs.
Lcst swords ttst d-opp from many 4 hand
In that thick pool OF slaughter stands
But ysibly hundreds. Thousands bleed.
Still hundreds. Thousands more succecf.
Ihe corpse upon the pyrc he lays.
ihn lights the conkccfat ID brand.
A. trss the pile. whose sudd>n hlaxs.
Like lightning bursts DER Omans Sea.
Now, frcsdon's 0edl come - Thea
Ihe youtn exclaims, aud with smiie
on triumph Wanting on the pile.
IN that last effort. ere the fires
Have hAfm'd one glorious limb, sxpiros.
~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

~ the ei'mnsine lirht
1 mt the psle da.n. mined with The q ne u brands
That round lay burning. drep "a lfcm lifsss IS na1d
sac sew the board, In splendid mockory sp-oAd
Eieh censers brcethinf-Ear!snds ovsrhesd-- t''-I
Dreadful 4 was 10 ess the ghsst'y stare,
Ihe stony look Of horror and d. patr, tT.E
~ Wnien some OF these exph ing victims cast
Npon their eoul's formc-tor 10 the lest: 4. ~
tpen that mocking fisnd, whoes veil nov ralssS
ehov,d them. as IN desth's agony they eszd, A..
Eos sne long PROMISED light the brew whose bssuir
But FEATURE. horriblsr than Hell Ger trsc'd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

Her lover Il no longer livingf ~
One kiu the maiden gives. one last
= Lang kiss, which she ex uirss In r.vinel
Sleep, said the Peri ns sof>ly she stole
ne farewell Sigh of that vanishinx s0u1-
oEs
4ai< - -
But ab sen Psri's hopss ara vain- ~
Again The fatoS forbade; axnin 80
III immol tai barrier clos' 'd-"Not yst,r
e ~ snf;' s ssid: q; !; vith 5sxrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
MISSOURI.

ST. L,rrs. Oct. l5.-Thc FREQ Masons
dedicated beautiful new Masonic build.
ing on the corner Ct Market and Seventh
streets yesterday, BY agrand procession,
consisting Of the Grand Lodge Of the State,
sixteen subordinate Lodges, two Command
cries knghts Templar, Mayor and City
Council and number Of invited guests,
which marched the principal streets and
presented very fine appearances. The
ceremonies ct the Hall we're very intsrest-
ing and imposing. Thomas E. Garrett
was grand orator Of the day and delivered
q very eloquent address. After the ceremo-
mes at the Hall large party drove to Bel ).
folata:ne Cemetary, where monument or
Anthony O'Sullivan, = distinguished Mason
OF Missouri, aud known throu shout the
entire country, Was unveiled and dedicated
with impressive ceremonies.
Ten feet ofths upper part Of one brick
wall Of David Ncholson's new buildiuR.
corner Of Fifth and Walnut streets. fell
abeut noon to-day, and killed man named
Edmund McStranick, and wounded seven
others, two Of whom will probably die, and
two Others lie in = very critical condition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
LATE NEWS
b. TELEGR.APH.


WAsAtScrcN. Oct. H. The following
internal revenue appointments wer, m ads
t1-lav:
neutrality-suspicious. A. Culner. Fifth
District OF Illinois; Richard Lanlin. Sixth
y strict Ct Illinois; George II. Duly, Fifth
District of Kentucky.
Gaugsrs-John s. II. Heyden, Iu.tavas
II. Hale and Henry Bomgesser, for the
Sixth District Of Missouri.
General Howard has directed the Assist.
ant Commis,i ner OF tho Bureau for this
District to close bic office on the first OF
November.
Thomas r. L,ird was to-day appointed
Supervisor of Internal Revenue for the dis.
rict composed Of Virginia and West Vir
e'nm This is the third Supervisor yet ap.
pointed.
Inc President has recognized AdsbsYt
Ceiest'ns Daisy, Consular Agent Of Italy q
Cincinnati
General Sibley has forwarded 10 General
Howard sevsrs additional afiidayits confirm.
atory Of tbs first report sent to General
howard. regarding the Camilla disturbance.
Inc aindasi,s are from the freed people.
e1cepur one from an ex volunteered officer
U. s. Army.
General Hancock arrived TO-DAY with his
neash much improved, though he 10 still
suffering from wounds received ia the late
war he called on the PRECEDENT and S.c.
rotary OF war aud IVES Of his own headousr.
tiers several hours this forenoon.
Inc custom receipts from October first
% tne ivsm, inclusive, Was S., 269 .0O6.2s.
Ayo. ino,nas Il. Halssv, paymastsr. is
soos remssed from duty at Chicago and
ordered to San Francisco.
Asjor james Il. Nelson. paymastsr, 10
relieved froa duty At Detroit and orde,ed
| to San Cranc;eco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
new YORK.

NV YonK, Oct. Is The Conyressiona a
Investigating Commission he'd . session
this forenoon. and examined Mr. Fitch, with
reference to charges brought by him against
Commissioner Rollins. The witness was
brought from jail. where he has been i'm
prisoned for heeling District Attorney
Courtney.
Putnam Brown. tho express messenger
who had &l25.0o0 belonging to the Mer-
chants Onion Express Co taken from him
on the Hudson River Railroad on the morn.
ing Of May st, has been arrested fos r.r-
jury, it being alleged that Brown was par
~ to the robbery, and that he received
sc. 600 Of the stolen money. lie Is coufinsd
ct White Pains.
Twenty thousand nine hundred and sixty.
four voters were registered in Brooklyn
yesterday, making a total Of 45,s7S, an
increase Of 90 1856 over Last year.
The increase in this city. thus far, oveI
last years registration is 50, 1G7.
RocnssrER, Oct. 15.-Ths Democrats
have nominated Jas. Mcconnell and L. B
Faulkner. for Congress, respectively in tn,
25th and 26th districts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
LATEST news
M TELEGR.sPM,
TO TszE DAILY DEMOCnAT.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Oct. le.-All Washington
specials this morning state that move
msnt 10 on foot to withdraw Seymour ard
Blair and place Chase and Adams or Frank.
lin in nomination by the Dem ocrats.
a Lima. Peru, letter, bsaring date Sept.
26th, says:
Shocks Of earthquake are still fell. At Ar
quilia and Arccis, but the cities are so CON-
pIstely ruined that no further damage can
be done.
A recurrence Of the yellow fever was ap-
pretended at Lima and Callao, and strict
sanitary measures for its prevention have
been introduced.
Balta has issuel . proc anna ton pardon
ing all officers whom Causcco banished. re.
turning them their rank ard back pay
This includes, among others, Perado. the
deposed President, who has been exied in
Chill since the surrender Of the garrison
Humanita.
There is nothing new from tho seat Of
war.
a Valparaiso letter, Of Sept. 18th, says:
Great fear prevailed that disastrous earth
quake, like that Of August last, was about
to visit Chilli, ~ the same circumstances
that preceded that terrible calamity in Ecua.
dor had been observable for several DAYS.
The people Of Valparaiso, in consequence,
voted. according to custom, for . patron
saint. and elected the Savior.
The World edito,ialiy says: The Demo
cratic party has evidently been injured W
aspeIsions cast upon it through the indis
Greet letter Of Blair to Broadhead, which
has been successfully used by the RepubIi-
cans
II FAYE further: 1t 10 simple justice that
the party should be cleared of these aspsr-
sions. aud says that. the party Is body
has no other means Of clearing itself Of this
injurious irreputation than BY futile contra.
dictions in all the public journals. But there
are individuals Who can extinguish this cal
umny 10 . moment and silence il forever
and this must be done II We are to win thu
election. This 10 = time for plain talk, and
No hope ws he, sspokeI intelligibly on ougt
for whom it moAt concerns to take oul
| meaning.
The Herald says that II has been decide
10 Withdraw Soy mour and Blair, and Civ,
the nominations 70 Chase and John Quns,
Adams. Belmont and other members O.
tho National Democratic Com mittee, it says
viii meet Seymour at Utica, to>day.
Three hundred0thousand dollars wortt
Of gold was..swarded to-day BY Assistan
Treasurer At 1.37. 51-lOo9l 1851 100.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
~ 20
HAVANA.

Nav YonK. Oct. lG.-A Havana letter
says the Captain General will not trust the
Spanish men Of war any more than let them
have ono days rations at time to prevent
their putting to sea, ~ they might other
wise do II they should conclude to recoe-
nize the new government ct home.
Santa Anna had bsen ordered to leave
tho island. in consequence Of his Mexican
complication As Juarez spy. He 10 given
80 days TO leave. and he is SO poor that his
friends will have to pay his passage
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA.

PniLApsLrniA, Oct. 6.--Reurn judges
met at o o'clock, but were unable % make
out returns in consequence Of no receipts
from three precnts of the first ward.
A mandamns was received from the
Court Of Common Pleas, directing the re-
turn judges not to complete tho totals un:il
further orders. There has been an infor
maliiy in precinct ~, which the court is
engaged hearing.
Fox's majority for Mayor l,o19, emitting
precinct 10, LIST ward
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

ALTON, III. Oct. 15-Thc following ON
GERS Of the Illinois Grand Lodge Il. q. o.
Y, to-day, elected y, the session in this
city: Grand Master, J. Ward Ellis, Chi
cago Dep. Grand Master, S. W. Floyd,
Gillhspc Grand Secretary. Samuel Will
lard, Springfield Grand Treasurer, Barry,
Alton. In tbs Grand Encampmens the
election was ~ follows: Grand Patriarch,
W. J. Ticknor. Rockford; Grand High
Priest, Louis Faust, Peoria..; Grand Scribe
N. Mason, Peoria.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
INDIANA

1HDrASAPoLIs, Oct. 15.-Official returns
Of todsv show small Republican gains 10
the reported msjoritiss. Both parties still
claim the ticket.
LArra.-The returns from thirty seven
counties, official, and oil the counties but
one reported, give Baker, Republican, for
Governor, $40 majority' The county yet
to hear from gave Republican majority in
1886 Of 395.
The Fourth Congressional District elects
Julian, Republican, by 1919 majority. voor-
bees, Democrat, in the SIKH District, has
less than 100 majority. The Republicans
will have majority in the Legislature on
Joint ballot of 30 to 3J.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 15.-The Coroner
commenced an inquest on the brothers
Brynss. who were killed on Tuesday. Two
Witnesses testified thu. Samuel HALTER, an
officer Of the Sheriff's officers, fired 1t the
deceased, and afterwards boosted Of having
put two Of them out Of the way. The Cor.
oner's Jury meet again Saturday.
The revised table Of msjori,ies, 90 far q
received reduce the Republican majority to
1851. The lgs (Dem. estimates the Re-
publican majority at about $500. Another
dispatch states that the Republican State
Committee Of Pennsylvania OK the msj srity
at 10000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Oct. 10 At the Narragan-
set Park tho two races continued over
from yesterday we're won by Myron Perry
and wm. II. Taylor.
la The frs race to-day Climax won three
heats out Of Ave. Best time, 2:3ls.
The great race Of tho meeting Was be-
tween Thorn., Lucy. Geo. Wilkes. Rhode
Island and Indy Palmer Lucy the two
Rrst heats, but Lady Thorne took the fol
lowing three and the race. Time, o:a3I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

WINDSOR. Canada, Oct. 15.-Reno and
Anderson. who are Imprisoned hero await
ing the result Of their second trial on extra
dinon, sndeavorcd to break jail BY getting
through the floor, but were frustrated in
further attempts to prosecute their design.
Two attempts were made within an hour
today to shoot detective Pinkerton, who
is working up the above case, but they for
tun,tcly fo;led.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
MARYLAND.

BAL1IxoRs, Oct. ia convention OF
delegates. representing immigrant societies
Of the United States, will assemble in this
city on Saturday next. The object stated
is TO adopt uniform system Of action for
the protection and encourage mcnt Of emf
grafton.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
E'erelgn News - Atlantic Cabl

Foreign News ~ Atlantic Cable.
DREspsx. Oct. ia tumult was Great
ed in this city BY tho Commissionairss
yesterday. The police arrested . number
Of the rioters. but they were rescued BY the
mob. Troops were then called out aud The
rioters dispersed.
MADaID. Oct. ia decree ordering an
election for the Cortez in Colona will soon
Be Issued. Slaves viii not b permitted to
vote. The colonial deputies will b per.
mitted to propose . plan for the abolition
Of slavery, end free schools in Spain re-
opened.
LivsarooL, Oct. l6-The American
Chamber Of Commerce ct Liverpool will
o6er Rsverdy johnson an address on the
92d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
MICHIGAN.

DEraoIr, Oct. 15.-Capt. Oliver Miner, OF
the tug Goodnow, was murdered tt Am
herstburg, Ontario. on Tuesday night,
while walking slone towards his boat
Three negroes we're 70 day arrested in this
city, charged with committing the deed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
MAs$ACHuseTTs-

bosson. Ost; 1.-The Governor sppsists
NevsnSse 2e,h Thanksgiving Day.
Inc Republicans Of the Sseeai Dis.ries
have no0taated Oakss Ace fos re-e;oulieo
y CeDgreso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 16 GUY four Sena-
tors and eleven Representatives we're pres
snt TO day. The officers Of cach branch Of
Congress announced an adjournment until
November 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CnAkLrsror, Oct. ID - John Q iincy
Adams has accepted an invitation FROM the
Democrats Of Charleaton to visit this city
and address them. He is expected to-mor-
row night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
MASSACHUSETTS.

WORCESTER, Oct 15-lIenry II. Stevens
was 10 day nominated for Congress from
this district.
The bodies Of five OF the men buried in
the central shaft Of the fioosac Tunnel we're
recovered to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
CUBA.

HAVANA, Oct. 15.-All disturbances have
been suppressed, and tho Island 10 now per.
fectly quiet. Advices from Porto Rico
state that oil 10 quiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
COMM ERcIAL.
9Davo0pore Market Report.
Osucn % sns DAvsxpoaY DnsecnAr,

Oavo0Pors Markes Report.
Osuca ~ sns DAvsxpoaS DssecaAr,
Oct. IL /. 1858.
tloua--wholssals. q. lsl retail. $500.
MnsAs-Nsw Nc: !. N.Ss@lss.No. 3. el.ss.
OAss-Nsw, 4t44s Old, soc.
RY%Nsw el.3o
CoaH-eoc.
Oxlom-e5075
PofASone-70c.
Bvrss.-s7fs. perm.
GasuH APrrss-ol.75 per bushel
HAv-Oood Timothy 1i2.ee0ell. per tssl
Prairie &C. eO0ll.oo per tea. Slough ~. 90.
AxrnRAcrs--Aty yard sle. 90 per ten.
wooS-esoo. per Cord
Chicago Market.
fBy telegraph Oct. Is.
Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-l.57h.
Corn ck@9iI.
Barley Firm at 9sGl.!s.
Oats 81
Timothy Seed so.
Provisions Unchanged.
Chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph October IS
Receipts AZ cars, hogs, los cars: sheen,
10 cars.
Csttle--Good to cxtrs, 6.517.l2; stcckers,
2e514so.
Hogs c5ds CO for good to extra.
Sheep 50G4. IS for good to cho.ce.
IT. Loui~ Market.
~ Telegraph Oct. Is.
Flour-Unchangci.
wheat-Steady, l.sode. 5for prime TO fancy
fall.
Corn Unchanged at s59ss.
Oats--5,955.
Rye ,75@l,ss.
PORK : 30.
Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph Oct. -.
wheat-Red los.
Com-Easier. SIS ID.
Flour Dull
New. York Market.
b. Telegraph Ceto5ssl Is
Flour-rendmg lower: SUPERB sea..oo.
wheat-No. 9spring at 1881 40.
Rye-Firmer, att 6Sstt.7S for State.
Corn-ic better. 1t LII for western.
Barley-Firm at s.23a2.s 80 for State.
Oas-steady 1t '3i 974 for wes.crc.
Pork Firm.
Lard-Steady.
New York Money Market.
y Telegraph October 49,
Merchants Union-1.se.
q. s. kxpress-l3S.
Western Union Teleg'aph-iSS.
ToIedo 8 w.b..h-c4,.
Rock lsland-1.u9S.
HHor,nwe.,srn .ssss preferred s'k.
r wayne-li6S.
0old-1.s7T.
T.TAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

yVoMAS. rEEALEs,:ow so TO-. THE
peculiar aud important relations which they sus-
an, ,heirsp.culisr organizations and ths. offices
h.r perform, are .ubjscsl to many suHerings.-
Freedom from these contribute 10 no small de-
re- to their happiness and welfare, for none
@, 3. happy who are i'll. Not only %, bat no
On. Of these vsr,ous female complaints can long
.iacrei to rua IN without involving the gen
.r.i h..lto Of the individual and ere long pro
sun,,e permanent sickness and premature de-
''"e
s,a my uren urgent necessity viii q true 10
,a.u 20 far scr fee her greatest charm as 10 do
,si.. The SCI will then thank us for placing in
E-.,.,s. ~, relieving and caring almost eyery
~rr'
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~" oasm''e Ju'"e' 70 M SUBJECT ~ sn"-
rnersss'e~ o'fhesnsny add"onsi causes when
o. woman IN all e'as'. OF soc's's' am W"'e'
consequently snee' J" orc OF 'es' airee'iy' '"s
''s VI wy cum "''"'" 'a""J A"' ~.
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"A''As'' 'a'''s ny c''s '"a' ""-''e 'eN'sh
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-hnement OF school, and especially IN the un
healthy excitement OF the mil room. Thus viii
he body hai.cloihed, and the mind unSuly ea
cited BY pleasure. pervcrting mi midnight revc
the hoSrs designed by nature for sleep and res
the work OF destruction is half accomplished.
consequence OF this early strain IL
sys'em. unnecessary effort 10 required by Ia
d.iicatc votary TO retain her 'isuaton In soho'
AZ aloter DAY. thus aggravating the evil. Whc
one excitement IS over, another IN Prospecu'
keeps the mind T'norb.dlv sensitive 10 imPfes
i'n' ~niie Inc now eons'an' res'an' o' 'A''
enable dress Absolutely 'oro'i dins the sxercs
IN i''psns'o'e 10 'he attainment ana re'eneon
orsAne heath ani strength; the senpo'nre
n'sas"i N s"iisa change o. temperature
"a" complete pros'rat'on produced oy eseessls
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
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CoLuxBus, Oct. $40 p. M-Rcturns 90
far show from 900 TO 1900 Republican
majority in Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16
HARDWARE z.

KELLEY & WOOD
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALERS IN
SHELF y AE.1E
.HARDWA ARK
No. 5 West second ST..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WE RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTEs
w tion Of the Public 20 our large and SEN
plste Stock. consisting 10 pAste Of
NAILS, FENCE WlRE, PLOwB,
FARMING TOOLS, MANILA AND
TARkED ROPE, WINDOW GLASS,
PUTTY, LlNSEED OIL, TURPENfINk
WHITE LEAD, LEAD PIPE,
GABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
silver Plated ware, Leather aAA
Rabber Betting,
BRUSHES, COTTON AND HEMP Tw1HES
BROOM TWINEH. Broom WIRE,
PITCH. OAKUM. FILES, GRAINS,
HORSE 6AOk6, HORSE NAILS.
PUMPO, PISTOLS, SHOT POUCHES
POWDER FLAhkH. PORCELAIN
klTTLED AND AUOE PAN8, HOUSE, CAR
PHNTERS'. SNIP CARPENfERS' MA
OH1Nl0TS AND COOPERS' TOOLS.
AnA general assortment Of goods in our line
which We offer a. WHOLESALE i RETAIL
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

ianess Tesie, IMPERIAL CnOWN BlTTRR0
-gssd fer al dissedefs 81 The SsonAcs, Lavan,
Dsvnas aad Knss1a Central Dss, lsters-
= Drsdy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

THs CRowx BAsk.or LoxA, has been used for
centuries by tho Imperial Courts, and populscs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-16

liverpool Market.
BY Telegraph Oct. 70.
Wheat-Red los.
Corn-Essier, SIS I'd.
| Flour Dull