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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29


Col. e. M. YERoER, of Jackson, Miss,
having formerly been disinclinsd to act
with the Democratic party, was addressed
by some of the members since the meet
ing of the Democratic Convention at
jackson, soliciting bis views. His patri-
otto response should be that of every old
line Wing and conservative man in the
Sontb. 1t is as follows:
JACKSON. MISS, January IL. 1858.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter Of this date
is at hand, and / have no hesitancy in
making an immediate response. Earn.
estly advocating in the past the policy OF
pursuing our local struggle against Rad
icalism, under the name OF the Constitu,,
tional Union party, which has exhibited
so much strength and wisdom, am not
prepared to abandon my former convic-
victions in this regard. But what
ever opinions | may entertain con-
corning the policy adopted by the
Convention, since our principles ioere
preserved by the unanimous voice OF the
Convention, cannot, in my deliberate
Judgment, sanction third party move
ment. If it was impo,itic to adopt the
democratic name, it would be disastrous
il the conservatives were divided and
hence say to you, my friends, and to
al who have acted with me in this mo-
mentous struggle, in my Judgment it is
our duty, nay, our salvation, to strike to-
gether;
"To do is TO succeed. Our fight
Is waged in Heavens approving sight"
and our banners already reflect the
coming victory. The enemy is full of
the energy of vice, but by united and de-
termined action, we shall seon convince
him of the impotency Of his power.
Some who are now with US were hope
less in the past; but as they now strike
hands with us in rejecting the ultimatum
of revolutionary assembly calling
itself the Congress of the United States,
we must recognize them as patriots,
battling in a common cause. Now is the
time for old feuds to be healed, and
firmer friendships formed.
1t is related of the Earl of March, be.
fore the battle of Mortimers Cross, that
be saw three suns move and mingle into
one before the elimination Of his pros
perity-perhaps our life, and warmth
and spendor is at hand confidently
believe, although the political sky is
overcast with clouds, if the Conservatives
of the Union will move together, we are
on the verge of the greatest prosperity
that ever visited any people. Although
the red hand of war is threatening, it
matters not; if We are all united, all is
well.
For these reasons / have consented to
act as a member of the Central Execu-
tive Committee.
/ am, gentlemen, yours, very respect
fully, E. NJ YERGER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

VIRGINIA HUNNICUTT and Spoon But
Ter agree that the work Of the Virginia
Convention should be hurried up. Both
think it a shame to discuss the question
whether men have right to vote,
whether there shall be afternoon or
night sessions and other trifes OF that
nature. But the 'sConvention gives
no heed to their remonstrances. The
African members and mean whites"
who compose the body, have already
drawn 1892 each and like to continue
the fat pickings. 1t is hard matter to
choke black and white Sambo off from
eight dollars day and his belly full.
The debates of the body have sufii-
cient mixture of the piquant and the
ludcrous, there being withal few talk
ers in the body of louugsrs. For instance
Underwood, the President, having been
Hayed, sailed down and roasted by Mr..
Marye, was allowed time to reply, but
instead of doing so, lost the little sense
he had and went off on universal suffrage,
negro virtue, Southern immortality, etc.
"For this" says the Dispatch, Mr.
Snead arraigned him with severity that
suffused his cadaverous and unearthly
face with glowing red. he replied not.
But on Monday he stepped down into the
arena and chartered away as cheerfully
as though he was in high favor with all,
and had suffered no recent castlgation.
He is certainly insensible to pain as we'll
as to honor. IL Mr.. Snead has not des E
paired of making an impression upon
him, the lagellation may be repeated
For things are come TO pretty pass -,
If man mayn't wallop his own Jackass'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

TIE advantage of having competent
reporter when a gentleman makes his
speech is shown up thus happily by a
Virginia paper, which gives one of the
speeches of the Conventioners in the
crude state, and also as reported:
PHoYoGRAPHY AND REALIrY.-We give
below, in parallel columns, the speech of
Lewis Lindsey, as actually delivered, on
the subject of employing an official re-
porter for the convention, and the same
speech as reported by the "stenogrsphy:"
Hndsev's Speech. Photographic Report.
LewisLindseysaid Mr.. Lindsey - /
Mistar President, | trust that in this
hope in dis late hour State, which has al
of de struggle dat ways been marked
Old Ferginny have by a noble and
been imperilled dat chivalric DISPOSE
no free thinkin' ton, it will not be
man can suppose thought by any gen
for a moment dat tleman of this con-
we desires to mis- vention that we can
ripresint de idee dat for a moment allow
we cant qualify de the idea that the
ability of de stern debates of this body
orgerphy for dis shall 90 forth to the
convention. l hope country except un-
evy good thinkin' der our own imme-,
gentleman will OBJ diate sanction, and
sarye de necessity reported by an off,
of havin' a sternor- Ger selected by this
gerphy an dat dey body and within its
will be willin' in de control. There ex-
desire to gain de ists an urgent me-
ability of de Com cessity for the EN-.
monwealth of Fer ployment by us of
ginny to see dat de an official steno-
gentlemen is justly grapher.
desarUe hope,
sir, dat evy gentle
man will now see
de necessity Of hav-
in dis sternSger-
ply, so dat we can
then be able to un-
derstand de princi-
piles of dar propo-
sition. Laughter.
The above is a
rerbdtim report
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

share. Hunger aud desiitution is making
sad havoc among the operatives at
Naniz, Rouen and Roubasx, and even In
Bordeau, whore the mildness OF the
climate does away with the cause, suffer
ing restitution was plainly manifested.
So dense are the throngs Of famished
operatives that besiego the Hotel DE
Vile aamoring for bread or employ
ment that ne guards had to be doubled.
In Paris the distress is very great, but
benevolence is more active.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

VIZ call attention TO the able commu-
nicstion on our first page over the sig
nature Of Camden. II Is by one OF the
best legal minds Of the. city, and ex-
premises the argument as to the effect OF
Brownlow's nullifcation proclamation
and the er post facto action OF the
Legislature in short compass What can
be more absurd than to suppose 'nalien'
able, constitutional and vested rights
can be taken away by the. Governor and
Legislature, even supposing both to be
legally in Office, and entitled to oil re-
spect. And what can be palmer than
that the attempt to do so by either or
both, or the agents of either, should be
first resisted aud then punished accord,
ing to law. Let there be no shrinking
and no backing down in this matteri but
the guilty held to account for the INSIDE
meanor, and those who are responsible
10 damages be held to their responsible
ity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Coin SPRINGS, N Y, January pa
railroad accident occurred here yester-
day. Five passenger cars attached to the
Cincinnati express train were thrown
from the track by broken rail- Five or
six passengers were injured, but none
dangerously.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 29.-Mrs Edward
A. Pollard shot DR.. A. g. Moore yes
terday. He was not dangerously in
jured. Mrs. Pollard was committed to
Jail. Moore would not inform her OF the
whereabouts Of her husband.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 29.-Sumner's
amendment striking out the I'd and Sd
sections of the bill which suspends work
on meters until further orders from the
Secretary of the Treasury, was lost by
vote of l3 to "a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

The National Mtelligencer claims
that the constitutional point involved in
the McCardle case pending in the Su'
preme Court, is precisely the same as
that already decided in the case lof the
Indiana conspirators, viz: that a citizen
cannot be tried by military commission
in time of peace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

The New York Tribune looking to the
condition of things in The South, ex-
claims, Root, hog or die" But there
are no hogs there to root. The niggers
have stolen them all-every squealer
and grunter. Prentice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
Terrible Distress in Europe
CottOn...LiverpOOl and N. York
Interesting Mexican Advices
NEW YORK.
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to rhe PUBLIC LEDorR.l
New York, January 20, ll;55 am.
Gold opened at al; at 1920 it was at
l4ls; at 1850 it was at l4l, and is now
at l405.
Exchange is steady.
The cotton market is firm, and the de-
mand is fair; quotations nominally I'M
changed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
The French Language.
PROFESSOR YILLEHuLrN

MOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w that he IL establishing. on every Satur-
day, al Lee Academy, uermanent School fer
Ladies who wish TO avail themselves Of this
opportunity 10 perfect a knowledge Of the
French language.
Glasses will be arranged 10 suit the conre-
nience Of scholars. aad terms for course Of
instru-iien explained on application to the I'M
deNirned.
He would inform also Gentlemen that he has
established a Night Class. AZ III rooia. No. on
70 10 pm. fer the purpose Of kachinr the
above lanfuaEs. On Tuesdays al Fridays
from 10 u y m. he will give instruetian in
the Spauigh Language.
Terms. $ per month. I'D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
GEORGIA.

MILLEDGEvILLE, January 29.-State
Treasurer Jones was arrested yesterday
by the military but was released until
this morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

WAY doesn't Congress, instead Of pro-
viding by legislation that ten states
shall cast their votes for Cen Grant,
enact that he shall cast them for him
self7 That body IS enacting that he
shall cast them for himself indirectly,
hut why not directly1 Why add pOliti-
cal cowardice to. political villaisy ?
Jo,ffsriflc Journal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

SENATOR SAULsBURT is now at his
home at Georgetown, Delaware. BE does
not propose to take his seatin the Senate
sv.iu during bis term Of Office
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

THF comuunicaiiOn Of Mr. Farris, on
the subject Of home manuiacinres WIZ
appear tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
N TIC H .

OFFICE METROPOLITAN POLICE Conn RS
sMEMPHIs, January q, 1868 !
THE NEW DRAY NUMBERS, FOR THE
il fOrty-hTst corporate year. are now ready
for issue at the Office Of the Tax Collector Oh
Pi' ileges. Every dray, cart or wagon, so
ject 70 license, will be required to have the hsT
numbers, on OF before Februarv first.
A. II. BURDITr.
129 Act. sup't Mctropolit.a Police.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
OFFICERSs

w. b. GREENLAw, President
JAS. ELDER, Vioe-President.
s. p. READ, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
PITTsBURG.

PIrrsBuRo, January2s.-The river has
A feet, and falling. Weather, cloudy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
DRs. PITNAN a HOPsON

HAyR REMOVED THEIR OFFTcE TO
III the southwest conner Of Third and Ccurt
strests-the cid Provost Marshai's once. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

ITO HEIRS AMI. CREDITORS. OF R. J.
March term of the County Court of Shelby
county. for Letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the
estate Of the said X. J. Logan.
oaw-i5S +. R. FRICKE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

without'any mental reservation or pur-
pose Of evasion. and that will well and
faithfully discharge the duties Of the
Office on which am about to enter. So
help me God.
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p e o p e s
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
TAKE FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
DIRECrOIss /.

W. B. GRRENLAw. N. s. BRUCE.
@. W. COVER. CHARLES JONES,
JAMES ELDER. WIN. HARRINGTON
JOHN 0vERT0N. in.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

Matters in Russian America
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

Failure ofSumner's Amendment
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29
MRS. Il. A. Pollard Shoots a Man


Railroad Accident In New York
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-29

cIO RRwARD.-sTRAYKD. FROM TIE
- ~ corner Of Desoto and Beal streets. ABOUT
Iron GRAY Horse, about years old, l4lf hancs
high, carries his neck straight rubbed signify
on the rirht side By saddle skirts. suraii scar On
right hin: No shoes. HE above reward Hii q
'''1 ~ - KENNY 4 PORTER.
125-f Corner Of secont and Madison ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

DOoSo u eE00. AOORos no
Our we'll knssn and highly sssssnsd
fsllsv citizen. Fred Keops, Esq.. departed
this life il Phiiadslphia On Sunday last,
August Sd. His disssss was coasunptien.
Per several ysars past his decline has Been
gradual. but he had brave heart, and bore
up against inevitable fate with singular
forsituds. and outlivsd the period assigned
hin BY many . selections friend. The de-
ceased vas native Of France, and learned
ths rudinsnss Of his trade ~ printer in
Paris-a trade which he followed through
life. Coming to this country when quite
. lad, hs learned the English Language, and
continued his trade in Philad slphia-thsn
10 Cincinnati. and then in Chicago, 10 the
original Tribune ofacs-and in the fall Of
1856 came 70 Davenport to take the fore
nanship Of the 0ssstts sfIics news rosm.-
Subsequently, he went 70 St. Louis, but
after short stay in the Democrat once,
returned to Davenport. aud remained fore
man Of the Gazette while that paper con-
tinusd in possession Of Alfred Sanders.
Esq. and in 1859 became member Of tns
0azstte Company, 10 which pesitiea hs rs-
msissd us.il Msy, 1857. Iabering incsss-
antly. With the exception Of several months
10 1884, when loudly admonished By de-.
slinins health, be made an overland sous 70
0aliissoia-rssssning ~ the eesan ,ests
This trip wss 10 ssas measure bsnensial,
bat II sesn became evident that the relief
vas but Temporary. He remained 10 the
employ Of the 0ssetts Ueupsny until last
October, when hs became assistant sditsr
sf the Dsx ,oaAr. which he held - lsng -
health wosld permit. o. Thursday. Fsb
3oth, be performed his last days labsf.--
Severe illnsss snsued, ften which he rallied
only sufl,iently to cless up his affairs here
prspasatory - gsinR y Philadslphia -
spsnd shs ssmn9. hspiag thsesby - 70.
gsio his health. Hslsle sAis city sbeut
the niddIs - Jans iass. HE hopss wses
net realised.
NJ. Keeps was thorough nan in his
pssfssslen. A. psiatss, bssinsss nAs-
aoes, aal writer. b psssssssd sxteAsrdi.
nasy ability. 10 his dsalisgs b wss tsGsg.
rity itsslf; IL bic daily dspsrtnsst With
I'll nssiisd b was itsak, courteous,
hsssst, asA ever = b trusted. He was .
ssalens Haoen--bsisg . member of Davsn.
psrs Log. Dsvsnpsst Chsptss, aud tks
csnnssdssy sf st. Simon sf Cyrsns. ln
shsst-Frsd Hoops. taken all in Ill, vas
sas ofths vsey best osn ws svss knew. He
leaves Wiss. - sdeptsd en-, asdi hun-
dseoe Of warn fdeads = msupn hje Len.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

The Chicago WooleD ExhlbhsAone
A stfeag desire to observe the presress
being nads in the Northwest in he aanu-
fasturs Of wsolsn goods, isducsd - 10 visit
The Chicago Espositios yesterday. Aaoshss
rssson was that fer several ysarS past there
has bssn good deal said in the DrnocaAf
relative to ths merits of seods nsauiaetsssd
in Dsssepsst By Jossph Shields. ssd ~
had stsssg desire 70 - the prsduSs sf
sthss mills--te compare them WITH Shis'ds'
and determine to our own satisfactsso
whsthss o. not ~ have bssn plscing toe
high ~ estimate upon eur hoos manufae-
tures.
The exhibition tesk plaes IN the second
story Of Nos. 8, and Randolph street
| in quarters far too contracted for the die
play Of the goods entered. Thsrs were
about atty manufactures represented, oat
Of the 557 in operation in the States Of
Ohio, Michigan, Indiana. Illinois, Iowa.
wiseensin and Minnesota 10 very
smell percentage. Al least sss half Of the
mills in these States should have had their
fabrics on exhibition. This was disap.
pointnsnt to many. but had many mere
mills bssa represented there wssld have
BEEN no seom TO show saoplss.
The attendance sf s9hlbitess and visitsrs
was gsod, though there wss u no time .
dense crowd. Purchas!ng merchants ffea
sbsead we're exceedingly seares-probably
ewing to the early date Of the exhibition
II 10 ssw thing with then, ssd Tie advsa
agss offered fer purchasing ars net ~
thoroughly understeed. Better thinss may
b locked fer hereafter.
Having nads thoreagh examination Of
Ne gesds % exhibition, it became apparent
that tho really flfst class mills represented
ssuld b put dswn At eight or ten. Nearly
I'll the gods we're Of psrfsctly reliable qssl-
ity, end il every way highly srsditabls b
Tie Northwest. but. aisss I'll, those that
show downright scientific skill in msuufsc.
turs were limited. Among The leading
classes ~ might nsntisn the Lawrsnss-
burg, Ind., Mills. which 10 vasistv aad
style Of igatasd Asavy eassiosess stands ct
the hsad ef the narkss. Ia general ssssst-
nsut and quality the Davsnpsrt woolsn
Mills ranked higher than any other. Ito
heavy cassinerss, 1annsls, heavy jsans. and
Blankets had no superiss in the roems. In
light jeans, tie Springfield, O., Mills, Iced
the exhibition. The Richmond, Ind, Mills
also had splendid display, and the Iowa
City Mills took high rank in styles Of light
eassimsres.
At this writing il 10 impsssibls fsr - V
say whore ths awards will iAll, bst having
made thsreugh sxauination in company
with friend Krauss, We are perfectly satis-
nsd that the proprietor Of the Davenport
Weolen Mills has great ssassn - b proud
Of the display ofgosds from bic fastsry, and
W feel more than ever warranted in speak
Of them in the highest terms.
The exhibition closes % day. with IN aus-
ton, Though IL 10 likely that bat few sesds
Of the best grades will b disposed sf 10
that way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06
RlvRR NEWU.

Diamond j.. viii dspart-fos st Loust q
: o'clock this evening.
Addie Johnson will leave for 81. Leail
te-oeefow 0efning q 8 eeleek.
Dsbuqus will leave Port Byren ts-ner
row mseninG fsf 81. Paul end arrival of III
6:l6 train fren Rock Island.
The Canada Il the regular Packet for %
Paul from the same place % Saturday
ussning.
Pembipa leaves this evening for neAtrese
The New Boston 10 the rsGulas Pesksl
for Fort Madison tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06
Chair and Dodstead Factory feS
sale

HNHE UNDERSIGNED OFrERS FOR SALE
l. his Chair and Bedstead Factory and the
gsed will Of his business. The Hscsosy y oi
brick, three stories high. forty five (46) BY ssv.
enty (7el feet on the ground, with boiler and
sngsne room attached, and is located . the
coFner of Third and Fsrnum Streets il the city
Of Davenport. Two lots Of ground enc hundred
and twenty eight tl2s) by one hundred and fifty
O5el feet, will be sold with the Factory. The
Engine, Boiler and Machinery ars al in good
order. The business IL profitable and wen e.
lablished. ALMET SkEEL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06
CITY 1T = M =.
Norics. Eduondssn ; Clark Will clsss
their spectacle ssls ~ the Nswcsms Hsuss
Saturday night. Be sure and - them.

GooD AyPslSrxsSr.-Df. ". D. Middle.
ton has bssa appointed sity cad csanty
physicion By the board si supsrvissrs.
The DR. 10 just the nan inst will all that
p.ass rightly, and The board shewsd gosd
judgement whom they selected him for the
,1na;tsIn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

A VALUABLE, little work on musical
terms has been issued BY Oliver Ditsen Z Go
Boston. II comprises oil the knswn terms
used in the French, German and Italian
languages. There are over 5000 dshni.
,ions in the work. Every musical scholar
should have one. For sale BY J. G. Wal
lace Bradv st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06
NOTICES.

In aneisst history ~ rssd ef rich aad
ftsgrant wesds ssd spicss. wAssswith I
temple once was lined. To-day " flnd eus
temples lined with he SWEET pss6ums ol
wosDwsHfn's ''Fier dsl Ssnts.' - the i,ee(
captivating rnd snehaatins odor ever di6.
titled. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

OHs trial 10 safBsiest 10 eontines yhs
most scfupulous Of the invaluabls aaa -
Milling sAssey Of MADAME ZADOC PO11-
TIR'S CURATIvE BALSAM lee he esee
Of Oss6s. Cosghs. Hsassessss, ohsstnsss q
Breathing. Asthuas Di0ssity Of Breathing,
asskiass, Tisallao = ~ ~ ThrseG,
Titeens1o of ~ ChseA - Ceasunpties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

REv. HsNRY WARD BRscHRR has secured
. world vide reputation ~ being one Of the
best pulpit orators. DR.. J. w. Poland .
Humor Doctor 10 also securing a place 10
every household % the best Humor Remedy
every compounded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

A lady in !Pittsfsld, who was for
long time troubled with Dyspspsia, COM
menced using Renns's Pain.Killcr Magic
Oil daily, and 10 her surprise those distrses-
ing symptoms and feelings left her. She
saVs sit worke like q charm"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06
Csllege:ef the Christian DretheI
ELECTION NOTICE.
reunRn ~ARn-

NOTICE n dHRHBY OWEN TaAT IN PUR-
AZ euancs ofths Provisions 81 the City Charter and
ofdinanceo q the City Of Davenport. there will b
held N Bleetion -
uGon1ay, she l7th day ~ August.
1eo. ~ 0Gne bsng for 70 elect IN Aldermen - ~
asa 6a6fne Of the ID ward: iho polis vii 6s
epeae4 % The Court House, st eo'cloek 4. II ~
kept opon until o'clock P. II.
JOHN ILLS, Oity Clesk.
Davsnpest, August eth, 1855 sdies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

'vsr11's Taxr Beck. This % the
aans q vssy Interesting end ussfal bsshs
ssss y - issasa ~ Asher, Adams Z
niegiss. Isdianapslis, Ind. II d full =
impsrtast statistics, dscunsais, md scraps
u Political histsry which eansss fsil -
istsssst he politician or the general reader.
Dvssything u authentic and reliable. The
ooavassise agent 10 now at Work 10 THE
city. Give Ain ysas orders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

W. have soms land near the line Of The
the railroad, (iust the plass to make good
farm. 70 trade Tor property in Davenport.
or Improved farms. ELDniD0B 3 Bno, Land
aud Insurance Agents. No. 40 Brady street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-06

An eclipse Of the sun 10 announced to 90
cur in August, but it bears no comparison
o the eclipse Of all hair preparations BY
that wonderful medical phenomsua-Dr.
Tsbbstt's Physiological Hair Rcgessrater
Gray o. faded hair 10 easily and e4sctually
restored. its falling OF prevented, and rs.
markabls growth produesd. Every bottls
warraatsd. Try it Ssld BY I'll dfugeists
Psnsoxs suffering with Dyspepsis and oil
diseases arisiug frsm . disordssdd stats oI
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