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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
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- GGnis gictcr emanuel 9at auf On.
trGse, bic i4m in Ss3us auf bic eseutusae
BabI Ieinrs ;peiten SUbnes, pes !Ssr3rss
pom Qcita, gum &Enise prn Spanien ee.
ma6t pcresn inp, gsantwortst, Der grin,
werre nur panu annebmen, rpsnn er burh
frete unp einmiitbi9s gEabl rer GUrtss
bsrufsn wiror.
- SsrIdbiiGe Biener 9riSatbrsls fsl.
len in gIbreoe, bae @raf Ssuf ssrabs
isBt bic aus3eihnuns res splpenen Slies
6ee Su She'll gewurben Iei, pie biee mad
Berlin 9emelsst pcrren mar. @raf Ssul
tdnn ilber6aupt ais Yrotefant ntft 8its
ter bisles Srbens psrben. Man bs6aup-
tet i'm @esentteiI, pab aus 1Utipen, be"
nsn perISnli6e 8idf6.en sben 70 psnis
fernifeben, rpie pclitiI6e, bas Serbdltuib
pss Gei6stanSlsrs gum &ailer 5ran, SC'
iepb Fetu gang ungetriibtes metr iri, 70
iwar, boB rie 8euf'I6e Depsids pom II.
Auguf in ibrsm perI6bnliden Zone ale
cine Gcnrellivn an bic friscferti9en per-
fGnIiten @eiinnuneen rss 6uiirrs aubu-
faden iri, unb man fiist lelbf btnSu, baB
Elm Yerionsnps6lrI lhwerliG auseeblis-
Zen Iein piirbe, penn Der Sferrei6iI6e
San3lrr eS ni6t fir anssmeEsn era6tet,
nod re6t;eitig feline Nuserudspetle ben
eisenRen @sfnnunsen icinsS @cnar6sn
iunissr aniupalsn.
- Gnrr Gusulf follte in @in6en 8i-
6arp gBasner's nsue srpes Spsr ,,8bein'
9pIo" oufsefiibrt werpsn, fir reren gus'
itattuua bic fcitbarfen nItaltsn setroiTen
linc. Bier SiIbsr Ic(len instsfonbsre bae
SGhlts leilteu, mas pbaHtafie rno 8uuit
in Der Oeccratcns- Ialerei tieten fGns
men. Das erfe Bib seist bic Siefen bes
8teins. bic san,e BIbne spm pebium
tis CUR Osds binauf bilbet etne 0osemaFe
nit 5elisnrifen, I6panfsnoen Waftr-
p1an;sn, bic ron masiI6sn ei6tsTstten
setrpfen perbrn. I'm oaS sepaltise 8iT,
psI6sS brn BON glIberi6 seraubten Nits'
lun9enihab beredt, Ihwimmen unb 1n>
gen bic S6hter bee Rbeins. Das speite
Bib seist bic 05tterbure am 8tein auf
elmer paupramapanb BON 160 5ub Sreite
unp 60 SUP S0be unb i'm Transparent
bebanbslt, UNI Elm sauberiI6es Siht nsr
Wprssnionne bsrpprsubrinSen. Ssfcn'
crrs efecipUu Iou bas brittle Bib .NiFs
beim" ein, NIT nebligen 5inttn unp ma.
glider Seleuhtuns Der pfalenen 5Oblen.
am S6IuTe erI6eintein Sesentc9en, MEL
der iiter bic san,e Sabne sebt uno auf
welbrm Die @Gtter binpesI6reitsu. Die
6cftbcalsrmaler SuasIir, D60 unO SAINT
batsn oie1s gIrbeiten sntworfen uno erGe.
tentbrils aud ieIbit aussefibrt.
- Die amtIihen fraujGfiden SIdttsr
cerfdcrn. pue Der Sailer pSais wieper,
beraefeat Ieiu.
Waprip, 13. Sept. Der SmparriaI
beifebt oarauI, paB cine baloise Inter
Oridung Der cubanilden Sulurrecticn
nUtbpenois iei.
Gru Steil Der fir CUBA beifimnteR
fno bsuts ron Barcelona
lbseieaelt. anosre Oeta6emeuts wsrpen
'cn Gartasena abfabren.
= Sn rem Winen Yon Mcnteroc BEL
5irminp (9Uirr) funp AM "a. ausuit cine
'ur6ttars Grplcfon aatt. Rad rsr lss'
en- Iepel6e bate man IA Scete uno 6
Serpunoete aufsefunrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
Die rufifdbcn SftfecproDiu;en nnS
bic ScutId1e 91dtipnalitdt.

Der Baltimore gSeder" tbsIlt einsn
Qus,us aus eiucm pripatbrief zines Dtut'
ihen nit, Der por Surjem bic ruililhen
SRprupin,sn bsreiit bdt. Disier Brief
1T merfpircis, neil raraus berrersett,
paB aud in jsnen 0esenpsn bas eentihe
RaticualgsfubI felt psm Sabre 66 etnen
neuen Smpuls srbaItsn BAT, cine 2eai"
ldhe, psl6e Der Spstulaticn Die YsTlPst'
tire aui riusn jutiinftiSsn rnifla'esuts
16en GOnHitt er6fnst. Der erTpaRnts
Nus;ug lautet:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16

preiSs Oas auf ppri9en
Samfas ansetiinriste Yreisturnen, wsle
DIES Die pailipen unb Gbrsnmitslieber fir
ben SCRANTON SurnUerein psranitaltst bas
ben, tonnts perI6ispsner umifdnre baltsr
nidt ab9ebalten perrtn, miro absr AM
6reitag (mcrgen) fattfnren uno Nah'
mittass um llbr Beginner. Das Grs
Ihetuen aller Mitslierer piro babel uns
bepingt erpartet.
gtahrem bic 9reispertbsilung pcriiter
IN, fiupet Elm 9emiitblihes 5an5h lnS6en
i'm linton 9art ltatt.
Sir bic Sepirtbung Der SeIuher linb
srUeartise GCrtebrunRen srtrrfen. Sc.
trdnfe Der pcr3tialibasn Sualitdt uno
talte uno warme SpeiIeu, unter leBteren
pelifate Sratpiirlte, rerpen ierpirt.
Gurner unb ibre Samilisn baten freien
3utritt. Gintritt fur Nihtturner, 25 Gts.
fur einen !6errsn Huo ;pei Oamrn.
BE1~ Sm Sale 8e9enpetirr eirtritt,
pirp pas 9reisturnen pbne rGitsre RCti;
am Samfa9 Nnamttas abgrtaIten.
SumbplbtsSef. gBie aus Der Re.
treHenpsn antiInrisuns erT6tIi6, bat pie
6slt. Committee res Scranton 2tersrs
trans" paS 5umbolct-Ssf auf nG6fen
Dienlfag perl6Uben. g1ir ratten unIercn
eelern, iif in sebUriser 3eit nit Giutrittss
tarteu gu perlsben, pa nur cine sspiiIe
gnSabl aus9e9ebsn werpen unp rbne
3petfeI far!en 9biab Fnren. DaB ras
Selt Elm selun9enss ptrp, pafiir biirSrn
Die umfafenpsn arrangements.
&alenoer. Der unterneGmrnee Ser
leser Serr 9. 3tdsl, NU. 10 Dep Strcct.
glew. gJcrf, bat Iceben brsi perlhierene
Serisn pcn &alenrern fir 1870 putliJirt,
wsl6s, mas GlesanS Der aueitattung unr
Siaistsit anbelanet, pppl tlum Spn irs
seuo elmer ameritaniI6en gluegate iitrr.
trcffen werben. Der ,,iluifrirtr Gcltss
bette" fctet 10 Gents, ter ,,iluitrirts "a.
Iten.SoIenrrr % uno rer nilufrirte ia,
milien- 6alrnrer" 30 Gents. g4enn Serr
3idel feline &alenrsr in ssbsr gReiis
BON Sabr ,u Sabr pertc6ert, IO beitstt
talb feline Notbmenpigteit meGr Sur Sm
pcrtaticn reutlter 8alenrer. gIle Bud.
bdnolsr 9alten 5rn. ;3tfel'F &aIenper gum
0eIfaufe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
3a6t Gu6 rceiftriren !

Die nadbsuamten Serrsn lino ais gli.
ieHcren fir bic Stapt Scranton ernannt
uno Serpfiftet bic Namen Der Udbler in
uetereinitimmun9 nit Dem @eIebe einju'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
Ginselnbciten.

Die Sober 1T ;u I6pa1, um bic SAM
msriesusu gu tslGrsibsn, weI6s fb lcs
wcbl an pem apCuoaIe S@uht als aud
Ipdter tsi Der Sserpisuns ereienstsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16
9(tDOttSule.

Dem geripreden in Uoriser Drummer
8eniise leiifenr. sebsn mir in ssprdnster
8iirje nc6mals cine lleberif6t iiter bic
itredlihe &atafrppbs, wsl6e f6 am
Mcrsen res 6. Septemter in Gem Npcn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-09-16

= Der bisfse .8epubliean" BAT in
ben pier 3asen wdbrenb Der QpOnbaIs.
auiresuns eine 9Iulase ron Al 900 Gr.
emplaren abssieBt. Seine Seritte MIR.
ben Ielbf RON ren Nsw' gprfer unp Ybi-
laoslpbisr SlGttern ecrIrt uup linp In si'
ner @rtras aus9ate Der Steibsuicl9e mad
,uIammenss lelltunb fir D Gsuts gu babsn.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25

chooally git hold Nv EN-, but they
can Z do IL for ten yeers, and before
that time passes, ] shell sleep in the
valley. On good likker l Good only
hope to survive ten years-on Bas-
com s a shorter period will suiIiso. /
feel now a lack NV Gzzikle vigger.-
My haliin steps, and the incapassity
to take over three drinks por fifteen
minnits warn me that my biler is rus
It'd, that the rivits is weaknin, and
that ere long II must bust. After
that wat do care who roofs Ken
tucky2 When / am sleepiu in the
bufyin ground behind Pennibacker's
distillery, wat difference will it make
to me whether that biding is con-
vortin ooru into sustnnance, or wethl
er IL is bein yoosed ez a Young La
dies Seminary, with teachers from
Massychoosits with thor hair in intel
lectooal riuglets2 When this frail
body Is a molderin into dust, wat do
| care whether Confcdrit X Roads Is
wot IL now is, or whether its name be
changed to Sumnorvillo with a cotton
factory, aud a nail factory and a rollin
mill and sich with the country clear
el up around il, and all devotid to
dairies and markit gardens ? Nary.
But ez this frail body nint moldrin
into dust,ez il aint sloepin 10 the bury
in ground, but on the contrary, is livin
aud movin with wants and necessities
Nv an earthly nacher wich must be at
todid to- aud ez the sed body hez a
disinclination to labor to procoor the
sed necessities, il prefers to kev Con-
fedrit X Roads remain jist ez It is
doorin its stay on this sublunary
speer. Aud to this end | am willin
to do watover may be ncssary to keep
it so. Ef tho way is thro Afriky-I
am willin to embrace Afriky. Et it
Is kickin Afriky, why then Afriky
shell find there's yiggef yet in my foot
and leg.
And the Dimocrisy, Of they are
wise, will hold themselves in ekul
readinis to drop on either side. In
Moo York city for eggsample, Of the
niger thieves and suckers only vote
ca the white thieves aud suckers do,
the carryin ov tho State will aluz be
n shoot thing. The only question is,
kin they be kept in that condishu ?
Here is where doubt comes in aud
beclouds IN otherwise fair pikter.
Kin John Morrisy control the mig
gers in this Dcestrik, ez no docs the
Irish, and by the same means? How
long will it take to git nigger NV
ordinary seusibilities down to the
pint NV assoshiatin with John Allen
aud Kit Burns2 And for the sake
NV their vote Good our Irish fellow
citizens Of Moo York be pursuaded
to forego thcr trooly nashel amooze-
ment in KILN n Id nigger now and
thon2 l wont ask whether they
Good be iudoost to occasionly give
ON an offs, for that question wood
be lunatic, there not been quite
oflisis enuiF in Moo York TO provide
for the Irish alone, to say nothin Nv
the others who want em.
Upon the ansor to these questions
depends my ackshon. | shall study it
over for day or two longer before l
decide. In the mean time | shall
prepare myself. 1 shell shake hands
with such niggors oz meet, when
unobserved by white men, and shell
prevent, eff possible, the hOugln Nv
any moro NV them till hov solved
these doubts.
PETROLEUM V. NAspY, p. NJ.
(Which means Post Master.)
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25

A talented young African, of the
boot-blaok persuasion, while dancing
like st. Titus over 4 customers boots
the other day, observed a neighbor
poring over a newspaper, whereupon
he addressed him thus Julius,
what de debel, you lookin' at dat pa
per fur2 You can't road "Go
way follah, " replied the otherindig-
nantly. Guess I can read Use
big 'nuff fur dat" "Big nufF," re-
torted the first one scornfully. "Dat
ant muffin. A cows big 'nuff to
cotch mice, but she cant do it,"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25
News Items,

Both Houses of the Legislature
have passed a bill prohibiting prize
fighting, in Missouri.
Aaron Jones, tho noted pugilist
died early Thursday, on a farm,
three miles from Leavenworth, In
diana.
The Richmond Grand Jury has
indicted james Grant for the muir
der of IL. Rives Pollard. The trial
commences next Monday.
A man in Paterson, New Jersey,
who was bitten by his own dog New
Years day, died of hydrophobia
Monday. The bite was mere
scratch at first.
The Boston, Hartford & Erie
road will be completed to Brewster's
Station, on the Harlem road, some
time next fall. About 5000 men
are employed along the line.
Bonds to the amount Of 81, $780,
900 have been issued to the Union
Pacific Railroad on account of the
completion of two additional Sec
tions, terminating 1000 miles west
from Ohama.
Steamships Cuba and Bienville
brought a large number Of Cuban
refugees from Havana to New Or
leans. Two other recently arrived
Havana steamers also brought u
number of these refugees.
The President of the Senate has
appointed as a committee to make
arrangements for the inauguration
Of General Grant as President,
Senators Yates Of ILL.,, Cragin, Of
N. H., and McCroery, of Ky.
A meeting Of Manufacturer and
Miners interested, was held in Phil
adelphia on the 18th, and a resolu-
ton adopted for the formation of a
National Industrial League, to pro-
mote protection for our manufac-
lures.
Senator Edmunds, from the
Judiciary Committee, has reported
on tho Presidents message regard.
ing his Christmas Amnesty Procla.
nation, that it was not authorized
by the Constitution or laws.
Arizona adyices say that Super.
intendent Young's command, one
hundred and forty men, were at
tackled by three hundred Indians on
the night of January 9th, between
Williams and Prescott. The saw,
ages succeeded in capturing tn,
pack train belonging to the com
mand.
At Richmond yesterday, the Jury
in the United Circuit Court gave
SI,600 damages to Robert Stevens
a South Carolina negro, against III,
Richmond & fredericksburg Rail
road, for putting his wife in sec
ond-class car by force, after selhns
her a 6rst-class ticket.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25
The Pnnematic Dlsnntch Comm.

The Pnuematic Dispatch Compa-
ny, Of New York city, has been
tnnneling under Broadway for
abo three weeks, and no onr, out
side Of the Company, was aware of
the operations, until a day or two
since. The progress is very slow,
being about ten inches a day, as the
earth is not dug out but forced
ahead.
Adyices from Harlan county,
Kentucky, state that an armed par
ty, headed by Lige Baker and 9TH
ers, have been committing depreda-
tions in the neighborhood of Mount
Pleasant. Peaceable citizens have
been driven from their homes by
them. A few days since the party
met a man named David Middleton
on the road and shot him to pieces.
The remains Of the assassin
Booth were reinterred on the 18th
inst. The remains were identified
beyond a doubt by a partially
plugged tooth. Mrs. Booth, Edwin
and Junius Brutus Booth we're
present. The skeleton has been
put in a metallic coffin. Hundreds
Of people viewed the remains
There is nothing but bones Left
Upon one foot was an old army
shoe, and on the other q boot cut
open at the top. This covered the
left foot, the leg having been bro
ken in his leap from the stage box
of the theatre after he had assassi-
mated President Lincoln. There
was disposition to get up dem
onstration, bat the family bitterly
opposed anything of the sort, and
arranged to bury him beside his
father.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25
Che -Tiffiu Tribunr.
now IT nAPPESkD.


~ toHS O. sA1E.
alaaa-
uAh We love each other we'll
Better far than words can tell"
Said my charmer-'but in vaid
Arc my efforts N explain
How it habpcned TEL me no"'
Dearest, Of the plg and ho~i
Since tho fact We cannot doubt
Tell mo how IL came about"
Well, my darling, VIII Try
To explain tho hoe and 'ohg,
Cspcaking for mysclf--not voHi
That Of course cannot dol
Not your tbrillianD mind alone
Could have thus enthralled my own
Not the charm Of every grace
Bcsmine from your sunny facci
Not your voicc--though music DO
Less melodious to nc
Not your kisses far
Thnn tho drops NJ Iiybia arci
None Of these, from each apart,
Could havo so enehaiued my hcafii
Nay, not e'on the wondrous whole
Could have dxcd my wayward soul
Had not love gow loye-preyailcd,
Al tho rest had surely failed.
There you have tho reason, dcari
Is tho explanation clcarl
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25

THESE are the simplest and best mudo ma
Il chimes Ia use, the least liable TO get out ot oi
der and run the fastest, cas- est and stillest pe-
inc ALMOST absolutely noiselcss ln their opera
tioA, The needle cannot be set wrong. hey
cHunot be run ip the wrong direction, Ihey
will do more Nork In less time OF greater variety
and bOttor quality, than any others, fhey are
the only machines making the Twisted Loop
stitch, whifhts much stronger aud more elastic
that the Lock stitch, aud Yet avoids the ohlee
tionable cord and woate OF thread Of the donom
loop They are always ready for action snd
their use Is mere pAstime. Wherever practical
hio We VIII give parties the privilege 81 tfytnS
them by tho side of any Others AZ thCir own homef
Call, examine and JOdse for yourselves. Take
one on trial snd BE- eee3nvineed, kSsy payments
10 suit parties, Call at my rooms opposite
Frege's Farritn Rooms, Markvt ST., Tinin, o,
40, s6nos.iy wM. McCGTCuEN, Agent
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-02-25
Nasty.

SIR. NAsBY IS ALMOST PERSUADED TO
ADVOCATE THE ADOPTION OF TUE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, sEE-
ING IN THE SUCCESS or THAT MEAS
URE A GAIN TO THE DEMOCRACY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Ths billiard match
between Fralev Of Cleveland, aud Foley Of
this city, played last night In Croshv's
Music Hall, was won BY Foley by 80 points.
1.-The score standing, Foley 1903, Efalsy
1919. The game occupied four hours and
ferty minatss, end was the best ever plays d
BY either contestant.
The jury in the ease Of joseph Ksnssy
end Ohsslss 6sntss, On trial fes Ne mpeVse
sf Walis0 Reese brought IL . ssrdi8 last
evening, finding the former net guilty, end
Ssssss guilty Of neosl6seAtst, 6xing bic
punishmsnt At ssyen years IL the psnitsa.
tiary. A motion was made for Dew trial.
The Tribuns's Washington special says
the Senate Committee viii report to-day 10
faver Of Hubbard's postal telegraph bill.
The Times special says the Conference
Comuittss on the Constitutional amend.
ment 10 reference 20 suffrage, held . meets
ing without cenpg. to any definite oonclu-
sion, and the inditf tiohs Ire that the 1coul-
mi;tes will not agree.
The Conference Committee on diplomatic
appropriation bill has decided TO REPORT 10
favor Of one commission at salary Of three
thousand for Honduras, San Salvador, Nj.
sarauaga, Costa Rica and Central America,
and reducing the South American mission
to four-those at ECUADOR, Bolivia, Peru
and Uruguay 1t salary not 10 sxcesd three
thousand ministers at Chill not disturbed.
II 10 believed that the President elect has
selected for Commissioner Of the Land or
Zee, A. o. p. Burnside, Of Illinois; Com
missionsr Of Indian Affairs, Col. Parker. Of
his staff
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

The moaion Of Nj. Allison 10 strike ost
the second section was dsfeatsd-yeas 50,
nays 90. +
The bill then psssei-ysas 1l9, nays 81.
The bill passed in the shape ~ reported BY
the committee on Ways and Means.
The House agreed to meet Tomorrow at
1 o'clock.
Mr.. Butler from the committee on APP
propristions reported the Senate amend
msnt 70 the Indian appropriation bill.
which was referred 10 the committee on
the Whole, which Was made the epesisl
order for tomorrow.
The House then vent into Cemmittee Of
The Whole on the legislative appropriation
bill, and aftar the adoption ofssvsral miner
amendmsnts, the Committee asess.
.Ths HIuse IeAf az posing 81 $500 uh1m-
pertant bssinsse. again gent iuto Conmit-
.Sss Of the! vbele q sthe legislative appee-
pristisa ~ snd psn1isg q eensidsraties
teok fooooo. ~
NJ. wilsos, Ohsisnaa q the Military
CeaAittss, called % ~ lsllowise bills
and resolutions which pasoed III House:
A bill providing thAf tessst sssmissions
shall only b. issued b ti9vofwar
A joint rsselslion aulhsfialsg The Sssfs-
tary Of War to take ehargs ef the National
cemeteries at Antie1a0 aud Getty sbuTg.
A. joint rssolutten dropping from ths
army roll certaia .s0cers abG6t' for three
months or longer, without leave Of d.
sencc.
A bill for the continuation Of the freed.
mons hospital here and ether points South
until the Goth Of June next, and longer II
necessary. sN
A bill declaring and fixing the salaries Of
the corps Of Judge Advocates.
A bill repeating the Law requiring the
General Of the army TO reside It Washing
ton, and requiring that orders to the army
shall pass through him.
An amendment reported BY the commits
tee On appropriations, was agreed to.
A motion was offered y tie aasndmsnt
reducing The number ofinlantry regiments
70 Thirty i've; the number Of brigsdss .
sight. Fixing the term Of suhstosut ct
ave years; muster eat fourteen regiments,
and. providing that The President .ahall con-
solidsts the regiments % rapidly % the
requirements of the public service will per-
nit The ansndmsns w agessd 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

SIS Bosch o. 0aArss. In another eolumn
Of SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS. IL
10 highly recommended BY ply sicians for dys-
psptics. on account Of it's tonc. propsietiss, lts
purity and its dsiieieuo 1avors.
~
HoiIcrAvs OuTnssf.-1hs cold Of winter ID ape
TO aegfssate the eondiion Of open torres and CREST
care u secesssry TO keep the frost non aaseting
then unfavorably. The invisoratins properties Of
BeLLovAYs 0sHsnEx1 sygiving tone - The slsroun.
ding part. kssp up healthy drealatiea d tAsao
andthus iprsqsat the topper swAieA chilly atnss,
phsss would Otherwise spgsa1ss n TIE tsndsr and
deceased Assh. thereby inssfrspsg The healing pro-
that nature h says struggling 70 aesomplishs
Sold b. Ill Drugyisn.
Ks1nsrs .nsis Dyss- 0n1osal. Dossase. Dsaath
Dsss - Ohaapsst \ ~ wosi1. - u III Dsue
$1,000 0snsy oesss1n 49, z. 11ON8A
se'sfss Aessees oAasaeas - loloAia.
- y - 1es-sS = - uVoa . ssaaass
80 saa1s ssaaS,0snaus b0,Aa tAasseGA psss
ualSoisems4ssf11sa. ~ ass1oDe 0DqTguA
Gpsss. (sssassAe GnaSs S1Ael - . U6l>sa
os.nsreiaI csuses. Dayapsss1I p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

CaAssAlesoA, Feb. S4.-Ths Tennessee
Aivse Ioprevsusat Convention, composed
q delegates ifem kentucky, Alabams.
Gsergis, Ohis, virginis. aud Pennsylvania.
met hsss to-day. Gov. Pattsn. Of Alabama.
wss ehsssn temporary Chairman, and
spoke bsis0y. calling. The sttsntioe Of the
Convsntionto the Importance Of ohs object.
Anl rave sems infSrylsiion abPuS the work
already done on the hvsr.
One hundred dslsQtes were reported
present on the call 81 States. and psrma-
ntns organisation wAs sifseted By tie slss.
tion Of Gov. Bullock, Of Georgia, President,
end Messrs. Chambers and Ovens, Vice
pPosidento. .s-s
A letter from 0ev. Brownlow was read,
approving Of The GHOSTS efihs Ooeseation
and promising his best efforts 70 secure .
sufficient appropriation for The csmplsisn
Of the proposed lmprovsmssts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb. 24-Essning.- Acoeunts
from Santiago are uniavsrable.
The cholera 10 net abating. end the Ia
surssnts are plundsring and destroying the
plantations.
Revolutionary General Figured he's t.
sued strict orders TO his subsrdinatss .
respect I'll property end estates owned BY
French citizens.
Cane grinding has eouosncsl on lev
plaatasioss inths Ssstisgo disAsist, bue Il
10 not Ok 2sctsd that more than half erep
~ill DO realized this season.
American provisions are wasted % tha
plantations in Nsuvitas, China, and ths
hdnsanillas. With few exceptions cane.
grinding has not eem,nsnssd on these plan.
tation0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
THE :0RAxD PRoor.

We ~ e>eeiag . stoRtline, eolena trutA. III
1sGv@Hpsvvtoss ~ 10 new nDsbinae,nn
eoea9o4 49, gDea waAt; fer q eafo1 -
eeeetalA A0bhilla. Oeps, RheUo 49, DfcsnS1
fisss e.e sshes chrssie aitessS 1naeeiS61 ~
esansoiooises. . ~ - aeqdlrcl 81 Se1oG1fs
n vrteae vays. 'Tsa, Riftssu ca6 MN
ysees 01nee, anl many Of those shSa cared vers
attsrvards married, hAd children, Who are nov
sound. steong And healthy. mea ,and besusiful
women. and never exhibited The least eien 81
their parents former sickness. II
Let the SarsapariiliAn b. taken BY every
would-be mother during pro10ancy-one tee
spoonfcl twics or three tInles Der day-if atI,c-
ted with any family or other disca4e. A cure
Tor yourselves. ana . healthy, beautiful child
will be yeur reward. Price Of DR.. RAowAs's
SAssArARILLIAS RssoLvExs By the bottle, one
dollar; SIX BOTTLES. i've dollars one dozen. ten
dollars less than is charged for many OF the in
fsrier Sarssparillss, Buchus. &C., one bottle
containing more Of the cuRArIvn principal OF
SarSaparillian than oos dozen Of the largest sise
N rogue and one bottle Of the Sarsaparillian
s1SGolsons will secure better pIrassic effects in
~, xiAnsy, Blsdder. Urinary. and Uterine Com
r. i21a then. one gallon Of the best approved
s. Sinotnfoo and washes. in vogue. The
- Maid read DR.. Radwsy's new medi-
cal pu6l5S y called " falee and True" and
~. RAdw551s AAnnass for les. Can be had
N Of cAarko q III drusgistes pree OF Rad
.vavss oarnaearillian Rsoe1seoG - pr single
800. ~ 9 bsGalss. fer ~ = - 81 Maiden
l1ns. Nsw Ysrk, - DsuOgtsae svssywasss.