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, 1865-06-29

wv so,Aa1s PET o&y. Inc
80. " Isas PR Ion rom me mines to
asaeAa - g ~ ana ~ Is tnefe 80 much
ue"a s..a uc tu"ef !ake poEss that orc may be
sn'ppe ~ ens Ioute ~ u per ton cheaper
.na" ~ y Tue marquette route, the saving
o'aoS n tsm", and tolls and teEaage on the
canai. Inc mineral products Of Lake Superior
ave 'a:d down In Pittsburgh At from $40 90 to
Sn" l'es 1on. Oh me uansportatinnr rates Of
Aeo4. 1ntse are Inc figures OF the REPORT and
the Marquette Mining region TO the great irta
Is 'aa1 a'eulHnt Ftrenethened whe1; by
soo.teEed olstaaees and 1esscned ratesra ~ IL
maoe applicable 10 ChteagoY
LIucolN n Ok NEGRe SffF rnAcw
The American peopls t.ye learned tn At
tach 7sloe TO the iudrrnrnt of our ,a.e
President, that Ia un.iynled kv the esteem In,
which th.y hold the opinion. of any other of
our ststeeuen. Hence his suro.st,on In faror
Of p.Rro suffrage. in hIr1etter tn Gov. Hahn
1cn;s,sn, wr,t+an hetora ers 49, ~ s,as,,e @ % 49,
- =. s~seAI ~As 33es|o.. "aa
COME up lor Eenetal dlEcasslon. or for ffesl-
dental decision, (Aarch is, 1865, L. yitany
important at tAe present lime We xepublIsh
It .ntire as. though so brie', 1t is . document
.nc m e. Emonclna,ian % p oe,ama aonItse1s. ' 'A'"8'
ESxcc71yx HAssro1..
WlsHrao7ox, H1rch is, 1851
lion Hcsael HAhn:
Mt DEAR s,n: l-ons1atu1a,e ypr on having
GsTeincT of T Ioais.Ea. ov e VOC. e. sre ass1e TO
have c5eyen;,on' ~ Wbscbs nmnnr ofhtr th.ngr ~
viii probably define The elective franchise:
whetSer ZONE Q! ,hs ccE,ged neopis nav norbs,
.e' IN, n teS instance, ths vcr7 ints1aeent. aad
sanEs wona o. 4n sas TT
tre time 10 3ome, to keep The jewel Of liberty Il.
esnn y; 1, nns,, Il, th.s ~ ~ - @ 3ay toE
You're Truly,
a ISeonH'
VI tae tmnrd'aie effect OF this letter coT.'
hann saEs:
inns S assS 81 ~ nf ss n aao 1n sIses.S
con's etnpie sIFesstaons. 10 :asnos had E1eat Il.
iect on the acnon Of me Lonisi3ha Convention ~
Consepiien. besides deer einc ln.fsutspeuns, un;
ecmpeLested tmsneipa'fon. constatatonsl'y pro
Gisoen sS1 ans y, eno1 for3 ia enrn1rnt ~ q.
men. white snd b!aek. in the n,lttia and Invested
,ns s a ,ah.ap & ,tsso exsau ~ 70 Ss So
:. ~ ~ ~ rseu1t ~ ~ I;nce1o,s -, ma
.n.a ~ daar,- r,n+aa ~ coa ~ ,.,et,on. naan -,
eelsa eA1 .se -. 49,. -
,..a s,so.s = 49,, ~, a,et T,.h .au..s, ;,
,nS..sss ~ ra,.aa;not,an p.aa,a~,+1n, -
- - w. !, ~ ,1a1fana Nv vn,nt h. ~ras
a,ss.aa aa..~os 49, .,.as., s,fs.aa t., tha a,.t
49, ~ - ~. - N,s - 80, ~ 49,
lo,u ~ mnen 10 w. eNe, 'e1so, set tle
~ ~ a.1a-.. ~. ,,tad..as ~, ~ 1ta,o1a
az En.n.5n.t;rr proc1.-nnt,o1 .nG ~.
III. ~ ~ 49,. e.so.a ra4,1S - h.,,srs ,.xo
fpnit OF Inc SECOND Wouto' We osaese' nave
p1oduceo tlom ar. L1ncola programme o.
[eeons'Fu uaon IN A ,9 WIN 1a.ln,. ~ 't 1 :"
s'' ~ 1uu. 11as, .aaa [,.b 49, ara@ass
.,.x..r ,.a,.,,,a. ~ +ho.e ro,t.snad
T., @be Ch;raro ,,larform-a s,uD}e onnosf-
, 1865-06-29

kew Orleans Pra<are. M4rket-June 20.
We hare no rstetiaI chsnsh to not'ce 10 rho mar-
k+t, which ctn1nu to ~Ihtbtt ,od desfe. of
sty1ty. r. s.ss to-day coaartse :oo oE aoa-: e
Wh!rh 100 snd 10J br!a az T,a3 Isl a: 81 -
so vcry choice tupsst1A. IN r1ur lott at $40;
SO goo- xtfa on pliyatn te,n md 100 do At s95i
b7l: 2t95 sacks white nu1 Thts, rE.a c,rn ze *tc0
m, 60 Iacks oran At &1s3 100 ns: III ami l9l
bales Nsste.n nnlnspeeiel nsy :. tts ton . brI.
Ic, and 2p3 rol1s N schins made ns tic: = D.
, 1865-06-29

occurred at Maxonlanle, Thursday morning,
at one o'clock. The two story black occupied
by WE. Willard as dry goods store, and
the building adjoining occupied bv Mr.
Camplelt as dry goods store. were burned
The loss was about Is 600 on The bu{ld!ngey '
md from $1,000 TO ST., 900 Oh the stocks OF
goods. Mr, Willard was insured for f3,5W,
and Ms. Campben s. 100.
, 1865-06-29

EoeEs r17cta 1oE c1sb, June q, EE2- Haes.VeG b
8. Ea!ts1stAu 4 Co.. Conn.s.!ca. asc.a a1d Boat
ErnSast. IS Clask s11eet. Cn1caxn:
, 1865-06-29
CHlCAGU CATTLE prARHBT,

HIDNkspAr ISvKHIy8t Juna q.
Tho following table taoHs The taily rtteipts md
shipments .. Beet Cattle during 1 week, eItn< To-
day. compared with receipts ant shipments OF The
cog1efpo1a!nE~et OF laat Jear:
BXIE EATTIE..
, 1865-06-29

There 1as a. light attendance Inst night 1t The
Board Of Trade Evening Exchange, and the nsr-
kets weEe yerJ, dnl1. There seetued to bonn en-
tire absenee OF al inclination to traffic and.the az
gregate traaeacttona are email. ta0,009 OF God
nss sold 1t 41:Jae for Irregular" OF Wheat, but
5000 bu we're sold, at s1,07@1o7ae fon.aspot."
Cloeiug weak at the former figure. Tho tEan.ac-
ticks in Oats cover but 10 0c0 bu at 4141or regu-
lar.
The following arc the sales:
BALES AT THE BOARD or TRADE EyXHIHa EI-
CHANCE.
, 1865-06-29

NAex........- E.JlA .i3F
Tha entered. s>ies ut Tho .eFer1S .1Rrt3 f,ot mp
about IS head sta rMge or from &4.ao: to &7.2, dt
, 1865-06-29

8tnse Sn.1. .sss 1sa sss t1ss, ,ssS4ss sca
:6euded In the preoedtn: statement arc the FOL
loving H1y goods imports for the 1rme period:
F5r he EefE, 1tSl 1874. 1855
tznt'd Ut Tie port. .$1la9M 81 6o14' eL64S,6ea
Thrown On mkt. 1.Qo8,154 scc,eg' I-T5+aDs
S1:.ds JMs. /. 1871 1869 1sEE
Eus3 1t tho port $50 17s1 9i5 sss 49a t9s SO
1hEowp On mkt % ssS:ssO 4s,4tis25 's7.sss5,ns3
{ronfs1e port Of New Ycrk to forugu ports for
fcnsseen 3sa1s, from JecaAsy to. o.Jane *, 1eGs,
sud t3f the corresponding period in the ctner
, 1865-06-29

The following Is The Comparative statement
Of the ezpora exclusive al rpeeie, from ,hs port
Of New York 70 foreign porte, for the week end
u june 20 ard since Jan. Il
1869. 1eG{- 1885.
FOR The week. .. se,549,l5f <A8sGb3i &, 1866
F1ey. feported.- S5,W1, ,956 T1,5c6,353 73,457,U88
Since January 1Ss7 Jos "a 343 eQ1 81, ,91s 99t
Price Of 4old.. 1t3 20S l39
The following s The comparative statement Of
this imports Of fo-siRn dry gcodsand general mer-
chandise 70. the week ending June 2sr md since
Jan1arJ1:
+, FoF the week. 1Aa. 1884. 1856
DRY Goods. s., ,AH 81 fL745f3f 31,6snb37
General mdBe.. 1,T3,952 4,7G3,759 3,275.4i7
Total fbr the v'k 93,Glzs8i ssad,7o3 s51lo.t39
Prev. reported. %, $50 III, 8,11l.tB D,ei5.5i0
, 1865-06-29

s1.skst-ns Board ssssd{. " Dsarl dau,
, 1865-06-29

cncu nfcon,seitho1 a;e soidiers here. We see
| the1 y, al, 1,ou1s Of tha dav. In fact bsfore
icarinI1 % he wharf wa Jaw q rrenadier eysinp
| n,,1 h,craec susn;c3oueIg. bnt be said 10th.
| irr .fhesn IA nnth1nE tf1at dfstinruishes our
! nth1c reter,ns fIo1n The Hr1tIsh rern,ar more
Than Tie habit Of speakiug ouk, You ask oae
| II the fo1mcr a siiple uuestion and after be
has answered It. be viii ask you dozen.
| Ne tried It On British artillerjst. and ex.
cen,ine few mouosylables, not a word did
lie fellow utter, and when they mareh the5
iook neither right or left. and as nero huma1,
machines they are perfect. The men are
talier than ouIs IS rnle and look bright "a
new button. There Is a eocta, question
ootnected with tie officers privileges which
tecciyesa ventilation In tc-daJ's G7obe. II
garrison whn are charged ty "Bnll Run II
Rutseli, with complaining Of The inhospttalt.
ty cf Canada. Russell said it is beard every.
where. He excuses 1t en- several grounds
but the Globe goes into q longer explanation
and says 1t is the fault Of the Joung oticeIl
who abuse their privileges.
II says tartly that mueh as the company ol
I The military was courttd, gentlemen VII.
had invited officers to thcis houses Eou!d
laIdly do 50 second time when those on
ce1a, afser filing their programmes with tnt
, 1865-06-29

quote:
1tAuN Xa1l o
MiGHW1SHs;:-Iiksoi soi1eI to dsy Ill; ; shipped
to-day, &c hrs The uaaf< today wss decldedly
frmer, sIG prices 1dvsacd 9c per gslion. Sllea To-
day Wef4: lis b. 4Ulct& u %.
HAf-Ihe nasket ts quiet and p,1cea Without
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

A Pm ate Medical Treats. on the Anst. nv
and Ply sio'' " OF he sexual o. gsns. ana their
Diseases. cop,aing $50 pages. IN. over one hun
dfrd fine engrayipgs Price one dollar. Il .resis
Oh Vcnercai diseases including Conn, rrhea, glcet,
apyhytis. structure, gravel stone, ru, tur~, piles.
fistuia, urinary deposits and diseases ufthe Kid.
neys. bladder. PROSTATE gland and sem,nsl ves,.
cles and their treatment, n,lnning n e. apt.s ON
vknALt p,s. Asrs. with observations on mar rage
and The prevention OF conception. Containing .
trsa'ise on self abuse. sIei niRo rhea unl aud
nervous debility barr eness and Impotence ia bot,
sexcs; the effects az these discnse, on the body
and mind, n, d the authors new tr.a, ment Of .Il
these cases in 'ui the only successful NJ. ,h"d 81
cure. with an exposition OF qunckcry. This work
is not qu tck advertisement. but wal ming snd
u guide for MARI ed ~ single u il the only book
that gives the Treatment Of all the above diseases
in pI in English. with full directions for self
treatment, snd contains much vslnshic informa.
fion NOT proper to mention in public notice.
Tent to any address on receipt Of ~
address THE CALLING INSTITUTE
Peb II d&wly - Paul. MinncsOta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
AFEw REASONS WHY THE
"A Nj + RIG AN warren

II Is mad or the best principle while the for
cign watch is made on no principle at ALL The
fo.ei2n watch is mostly made by WON, u and bows
NJ HAND While their labor is cheap their work
Is dear nj any price. Such watches are made
without Ian, aud sold without guarantee They
ure designed Only to sell, and the buyer is the
party most thoroughly sold Those who have
kept "aocres." :. lepines' and J." Swiss l.vers" in
profe-sed repair tor few years will appreciate
the truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instend of beng made Of several hundred ittle
pieces sore sea together. the body OF the AMERi-
cAx W.rcH formed OF SOLID PLATES No jr,
interfeies with the harmony of lis working and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out oi
gear In riding "rnnv business pursuit il is all
held together firmly II single piece Of metal
II is lust hat all machinery sh ud De
LIST ACCURATE. ID SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG.
18th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only ; cure CHEAPNESS by our svs-
TEN but QUALITY. We do not pretend tha'
our Watch can he bought for less money than the
foreign n.atebei,.res but that for its real value
it is sold for Que half the urice
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM
Ellery is what it> name indicates Sub
| stan'nl aud always Reiiable-warranted o stane
INV nonnI of Marching, Riding Fighting
| on NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
tnalnvd r. : Bartlett, is similar IN size and gcu
eral appearance. but has more jewels, and
| more c,ap"rs,te finish.
| OUR LADIES WATCH. recently brough
out. Is put up in erent variety 81 patterns
! many Of them oi rare n.a tt, and wtrk nn-ilr
| is quite small bu. wa ranted 10 ''p time.
| ORR YOUNG GENTirMANS WATCH il
neat, not large and just the thing for the pock.
| of Young Am"rca.
! The proof OF 70 merits of watch may b'
| found N III fact that we now employ Over sever
hundred workinen IN oar factories. and that W
i'll unable to supply the constantly incrcas
ing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
| is thinner and lighter than the Others we tiav
described. Its tine chronnn"fer b lance is dch
cateiy adjusted 10 correct til. variation caused q,
changes of Temperature. These watches are IL
fruits of The latest experiments in eli, onomrt ~
and are made Dv our hest wurkmeu. IN sep.rai
department of our factory For the finest TIM
keepin qn,l.ti, the, ela len-e c1nparI~ N W.T.
the brst works OF the most famous English an,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

These bonds are now worth premium of nine
per cent. including gold interest from Nov.
which mikes the actual profit on the 7-so loan. q,
current rstes. including interest. abou, ten Der
cent. -sr sn.nm. besides its 'saevtio. from Sssss
or ssssi..pal sas nsses, ~A.sA add. f,om o.s %
three PER .<.t Sers sccording 10 the rase levied on
other propc't. The interest is pay allie semi an
nuxlly BY coupons attached to each note. which
u,ay be cut OFF and sold to any bank or banker.
The iute' est mounts to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

On The Esd ultimo, the Schloss or Dukes
Palace ct Brunswick. Germany, was totally
destroyed by fire while Court ball was in
progress. The ladies escaped from the ball
Eoo@, and, conducted by the officers and
gentlemen present, passed in safety out Of
Schloss, running over tho ice and snow in
their satin slippers and ball dresses. The
Duke retired to the house Of his Master Of
The Horse. and later drove out to his villa at
Richmond. A correspondent writes: Men
were seen dragging out sacks Of gold and
silver plate few out Of the very valuable
collection Of pictures were saved; the gor
geous ballroom. with its crimson velvet
hangings, magnificent gold chandeliers. and
orange trees. exotics. and tropical plants,
were also in flames the luxurious supper
WAS burning, the plate liquid. aud the linen
In ashes.
Among tho works Of art destroyed was a
colossal bronze figure Of Brunons, the pa.
ssoa goddress Of the town, standing in car
Of victory, drawn by four colossal bronze
fcrses. This magnificent group, perhaps
unequalled in its way, was completed last
yeas, and. after much consultation, doubt
and elaboration, placed ON the pedimcnt
originally designed for il. on the centre OF
the palace roof The model was design Of
ths celebrated Rctsohel, who, though young
IN years, had won hims, II high place in
he Grst ranks Of German art The carry
ing out Of his noble design was entrusted 20
Professor Howaldt, who, with his sons, had
been ten years ut work upon it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
,,niRI.y AoUARTERorA GENTLE,

rORlRLY QUARTER ORA CENTURY
M,.the Feneiian Hair Dye has been extern.
sivelvi aud in no ease ha it failea to give
entir,fiaction.
TheNETlAN DY t is the best and cheapes,
IN th{id lis price is only Fii,v Cents, and
each e contains doubl" th- quantity OF dye
IN II Usually sold tor f.,
TrfA'R Dl il manufactured bv a pecu
liar ss which re.d. is II UNNECESSARILY su.
teri an. s.h'ng in the Shape Of u Dye now o
"" 'ne people, BEING complete in one
~ =" pern' alton is required, which greatly
srpe.rsnc,. ~ IL You avoid that DUSTY,
has be- ra " my. ssecceni.ed when an interior
natural color On any shs.,. produces . per
thu; sn.s will no, fade s.s r. s as
! BY druggists. Price SO cents. 'ssen- For
4. i. MATHEWS. General A...
II God street. New -.
lso Mannfacturer Of MATHEWS AsNr. a.
~. the best hair dressing in nee. 10 isr.s
lies pfiss " sseaa. oeasi-dlS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
UBBEL.S
GOlf{r,s RisscS.s.

Nature = requirements may pc graiifed n
Gotdtr Bsf.rs -etg I'N"tf' 2'"ic
Invirorating and Siren tlain., Fortfes Il,
system against the s.iecta o unw holesome VII.
Will cure Dy-persa
Will cure Weakness All General Debility
Will cure Heartburn,
Will cure Headache.
" i'll cure Liver Co .rAint,
Will cure Jaundice.
Will cute Sea Sickne
Will cure I'illi"us &c,
VIII excite and cres II healthy appetite
Will lnvigoraie thsfgans OF Digestion.
and mnaeraisly in, reasfh" ttmrerature Of Tho
body and the force of circulation acting !,
fact. as n general currJrani o. the system con
tanning no poisonous jgs. and is the hes, Tom,
l,tters in the WorldA far trial is esrne,t,
solicited.
GEO fHUBBEL. AGO
Irrttors. Hudson. \ Y
General Depot Al'car Express buildings
Hudson 81, ee,, = York.
Fur Sale by l,ruIs. t:Iocers. &c
kCKNN x VAN SCHAACK
Sole Agents for fth Western Statee, M IL
Lake Street. CHG III ocz7d&wly
EDITOR Of nAN'ORr pEMoCkAT-
bEAR ~rR Ws!our permission wish I,
,av To the re..le,s sonr paper that will SIND
b. return mail 81 Who wish Il fr q, Rcceine
with full o,reci tor making and using sim,
pie Veg, table 4 that will etiectualy remove
IN ten DAYS. pies, Bitches Tans, treckles
aud all l.upurfo o. the skin leaving the sumo
All. clear s,h mud bcsu,iful.
Will also rysree TO hose having Raid Heads
or Bare faceshpie directions and informatia,,
th,t viii epi teen TO start full growth ~
Luxuriant n Ministers, OF a Muustnche in
less than tn fda,- All applications a swe,ed
by rrtu n without charge Re>peetf,ll,
,ours yuf, CHAPMAN Chemist. s3i Broad.
wnv New mrl5-d xw3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
G.-ls63.-N.

Natnre seems . hav. I'm, lanfed in rnankiii IT,,
desire for daily -tirnnlsrt, tc 'c-insig"ra, H..
nerves aud exciie the hoii after The exi aus ion
rarsed h, The davs' labWs. nd not only ha ei,
tivcn tho desire, but experience hns shown tina
It's an absolute necessity, that this desire stnl,
he yratiiied. for the preservation of The Mth
Now natures ,equi, em,u'S being founded TO,
positive lnws must produce benefits wien re,
L., III ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03
J. J. KRONER, Esq, Philadelphia.

DRUNKENNESS
psor Sir Since the spring OF ls6o. have
been using YOUR ANriDorE 10 q large number Of
cascs"i niemperance, aud in nineteen insi anccs
our If twenty, il has been successful in totally
DESTROYING the appetite or craving for strong
drunk BY mears Of il have cured over six
hundred cases in this city and ncghborhood ]
find lis mode ot action TO be specifically adapted
Ia either recent or long standing cases. X cools
the stomach. settles the nervous, retirement and
creates IN appetite for food besides greatly stim
uial.ug the digestive functions. ! have also used
il with mark, Il success in Deiirsnn T,sm<rs, the
Fits of children and 81. I.tns' Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
1t is doubles. destined in the end TO do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
havs ever been formed Know ing its inestima-
lie value, cheerfuly recommend il.
Yours, DC,
r. D'U >GER, n. ID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

There is no better soil anywhere than
the soil of this county. 1t is chiefly rich
black loan, composed of vegetable deposit
with clay suhsoil. undcrlald with car's'n-
ferrous limestone The depth OF this veg
ctablc deposit which has been accumula-
ting for centuries varies from tw"to six
feet. and is almost inexhaustablc in fcrtill-
;y. The ease with which this soil ~ cult
waited is an item of great Importance to the
settler One man with "A team can tend
from forty to fifty acre, Of corn we'll
There is no waste land in this county.
1t can all be brought under cultivation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

Agents for the American atch 20
fnar2addwlm 1S2 lBrOatlWay. y. u.

contains n,or. ycgeiaidr extrn,tivr Whte, tha'
w-ntv boxes of any p b. -id-s; fry five hun
drcd physicians tn m in their 'ar'ic. TO TIM
exclusion of other liurgatives. Tit hr>, letter 81
they are bette, known sudden nth and con'in-
ned sickness will be ofthe past. Let those wi,,
knew them speak rig! out in their favor. 1t is
II duty which WI ! siv- ill.,,
Our race arc subject TO n redundancy Of yi'ita'.
ed bile NJ This sea>on and II Is s danger Gus ~ II
is prevalent. but Br~ndrcth's fil> aiia' d an in
valuable and efficient protect ."" i,v their oc.
casio,,a use We prevent the col ton of tho>.
impurities, which. WHEN in sufficient quantities.,
cause 50 much danger to the dy's he, lth They
soon cure liver com l,int. dyspepsia. loss OF ap
petite pain IN the head. heart burn. pain in III,
breastbone. sudden fsintne~s aud costiyeness.-
Sold by MI respectable dealers in medicine
mr2g -dH vim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

"
J. }. KRONER, DEAN SiR -Pl-use find en-
closed one dollar for apo.ter box cf III DIR Zane's
Antidofe for Strong Dunk. " and send M soon
IA possible. will say f"f your benefit or salts
faction that boss workman Of ,ine has taken
two boxes of your AN,Iro1E aud has been SO
Der nun for three months. nnd saws lie has not
had the slightcs, taste for liquor in the last two
months more and never thinks Of it Prc.i-
Gus 10 this time. God only knows when he d CIV
q sober breath. Yours truly,
w. RE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

FAILURE or AN ESGLlsH BANK.-Thc fail.
urs Of the Birmingham bank Of Atwood,
Spooosr 1 Co., has just been announced,
with liabilities for about 81, 100000. II
was one Of the oldest and most respectable
IN the country, having been established sew
enty i've years ago, but the affair is not like
y 70 create any very serious ultimate dam
~. - there are considerable assets. Ithas
oesn brought about mainly by the with
drawal ofcspital BY the retirement from time
y time Of senior partners. Happening ct the
aomsnt when great disquietude 10 prevalen,
IN The iron districts from disputee between
~ iron masters and their men, it will con.
nsses however, to add much to the gloom
q the time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03


This COMPANY. incorpor tied under the laws OF
the State OF Ohio. for the pur pose of dey.l ping
and improving Its lands. has not contemplated ii
mere speculative or ganization and will not resort
10 any unwurrsnf-d method Of di~posng of its
stock FULLY confident that its lands are intrinsic
ally valuable as OIL Lands offer the stock upon
it. m rits, and do not hesitate TO refer the pub
lie to the characters ~ its incorporstors in evi
dencc Of our sincerity
The Company's land consists Of OF acres
comprised IN nine separate trac s. each Of which
was seiected with gre care, having especial ref
erence TO the oil indications on aud in Their own
imHe late vicinity. and situated Otter
Fork. and Striking Fork oi Li,ile Blue in traw
ford County. and Ander son River in Perry Conn
tv. indiana. Upon and around the Sem tract
l9' acres are found the richest surface indica
tons consisting of oil springs. s-ips aud .mvers
Of thoroughly atur ated oil o.ks. specimens can
be seen at this Office. Numerous wells are being
sunk adjacent thereto, with good prospects Of
surces-. The Knox County Companv's upper
well 10 a hulf a mile west their Benham well two
miles on the same creek struck oil Of superior
quality ut 1853 feet. TIL. tract IL closely snI-
rounded BY three " Ills in process " construc
ton 10 - miles west Of the great Wvandntts
ave" and nesr the justly celebrated Tar
Springs.
nvs s,ork il 10 be inferred from the fact that it
owns u fee simple representing 20" acres ofthc
ichest oil territory IN Crawford Count.
A gent 'eman farnilar with / eta o!eum !. nds IL.
Penns wanna and ONO, aud Who spe-t one month
selecting the lrnds for this company saws: a
thorough examination Of the oil re ZION IN Ciaw
ford aud Perry Counties, has convinced me q al
the surface indications found on sinking Fork
and Utter Fork Of Little Blue are equal in quail
". II not IN excess, OF any vet discove ed -
The corpora,ors Of this Company have crganl-
zed IN z ,od faith with strong confidence uf sue
cess and for u limited period its stock will be of
fered at one half its par value. to-wit: Ten dot
Vars TO- II share Of twenty d HAIRS.
Persons at distance wishing to subscribe for
this stock. by tcmit'ng through the mail or by
express TO W. W ROBERTS. Secretary, Wyan-
dotte Petroleum orrpany. 12W st Third street
Cincinnati, OHIO, will have their certificates
promptly returned mchl5-drodlu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-03

The love for Intoxicating drinks il directly
owing u an artificial nppetite-n other words. y
Perv-rsion Of the sense Of taste. superirduced
by continued excessts in the use Of spirituous
liquors. Incompetence ia consequently MT
natural infrmity. hut nlws,s depend. mt IN A.
uhc'al causes These once t.mn, ed the victim
~ inebrict, will lose all inclination or DEERE for
the injurious beverage
DR- ZANE'S ANTlpOTE. by its spec nr &C
fion restores the diseased appetite 10 its proper
normal condition. The craving for .spirituous
drinks at once ceases. and what before bad been
an irre.ist biz passion. now becomes disiastesul,
obnoxious and r.pusive. The remedy is per
fectly harmless il directions are followed. II.
exercises an almost magical Ell Ct in causing .
deep seated arssson for all alcoholic drinks, and
incrsascs the appetite for food.