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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14

i0 ,u0 told Hunting Cases Watches each SlGO 90
@ w u1id Waeles, 90 90
~ Ltilss' watoLes ;ib ~
bUO Silver Waiphaa 4t5 I'M Ia s.5 M
osn. NY dnld Mock aud Vust Chains. IL 90 to Ia n0
luJu Ghttelain aud Guard Ch,ln4 b 10 10 10 90
suO s Neat aud Neck Chains ! 40 TO Il 70
suoV V SOLITAIRE jet and uold rOorhes IuO 10 & Oh
sluO Coral Lava, uarnet &C., Ironf has 3 uD 10 90
~ ~ 'iold, jet Opal &c, Enr Drops 8 ~ 10 3 90
svgo s ueuts' BREAST and srati Plus, :, 10 10 IN
oo1O o uyal Rand lifAceiss, 90 To S 90
700 Chased Bracelets f. 10 to 10 ~
u5UO California Diamond Pins and plngs 20 io y 90
0 sOe0 uold Watch Keys, III 10 q 80
BOOO 1old Ihimbles 10 to $50
nOOU Miniature I.ockols AZ 10 %
suOl Miniature Lorkots Mtgir j 20 ia 4 pn
aow sov0 u9ld Tanlhpieka, crsssvs, 8e IN 60 & ~
SV9v sVyo rup nnd hlliihn Slides, on ub
91oO @ chased told Rings, 90 10 q 90
~, sgV' Stone ret kinga, 90 Ia ~
oouu hes Ladies' Jawelry-Jet and Told OD 10 - un
soHo re'H Lsuish JewslryyaT.h styles Ou Ia IL $40
Iso u"lu fsnH, silver tHsn and Pencil, ~ ~
1910 pens tiold Case aud Pencil, d n0 10 10 III
"uVu fens unld mnuutrd Holder Q ~ 10 10
All the goods in the above list in In anii without re
see,,fation u, FOR ONR DOLLAR EACH. Certificates Of
~ ,ne various articles placed in similar envelnpe8
nhu He'itd The envelopes Will be sent by mail ar
Io eu NJ our once, without regard 10 choice un
ink reIhcttu You viii what article rppretsns
u ~ pilunal Win YOU to send d0ll.r aul frreye
value ~ '''' 'H e''' i's' 90 ''u '''''
10 all transactions by mail We rharye for forwarlin
Neftih'des, paying postage and doing the Lu inrss
80 cents each, Five Certificates will be sent for Il
hpa a9 y; thlfiy ior So slxtydv for $ioi aud one
AtdkNrs-speelal terms to Ayenta
6uaFahles enllie satisfaction In every instance
Alirtss GEORGE DRMERIr x CO.,
'shtfsm SOj Broadway, Nav YORK,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
NEW BOOKS!

NEW BOOKS!
4. z. s. h. Hufier's Book and Newspaper Store
420 Aarket Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Trumps, story of American Life by u. W. Curtis.
The Crossed Faith hy Wilks Collins.
Hairy Harson, by john n. Irving.
Tho Attorney by John r. Irving.
The Constitution OF the United States.
Wild Lie. by Capt Mayns Reid
Life OF ueneTal Francis Marion.
Eyefyhoiy's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women.
Misc Gilberta Career
one OF Them, by Chas. Lever.
the First False Step by Rsynolda.
The WOnin in White, by Wilks Collins
Twenty-Five dihHrunt kinds OF Novels vt time sAsl
All the Magazines Daily and eWeekly NewEpnI.,
Books, stacnery and Fancy Arti les for 81 . ia 4
variety apl3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
EDWARD TATNALL,
North of Branaywinelvillage,
STRAW WANTED.

al Kinds Of Nursery stock constantly on hand.
dec 96.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
THE BEAVER OIL COMPA

3010 Of land Deer Greek and 1859 thu
Clarion river lDeer Greek Is about 10 nilss from OIL
G, eek and WAS formerly in VeaangO CVuntyl
VI A 2 A !
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
WASHING HOUSE.
No 7O9 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
Adjoining the as,opis Temple,
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
ihis 90 Anl popular hOai is stua.ai In the very
salrs Of business sn convenient to The steanboa and
harosd Dspnta afesss from which the hOtt Is attain
sble AZ az tmss he house has bsen thoruuehiy rsuo
Vats5 aud newly iurnishsi ami IN eyeIY pert
~ 10 meet The wishes aud h the travelling pulc
Ihsrepustion that the Manager has er,yei in lie con
uaft Of other hotels Will be sufficient gu,ranty iat NJ
thoit on his part will be -pare III Ike the 'WSshiug
l9n hrs-elass house The atder Will he unexreptOn
Able n eTery respect. The Manager VII 10 peased
see his old friends AMI former patrons tie laiisa
ulsenii Wilmington and "siAtes unicnn palladephia
ana u welcome many Onos
j1n27.3n Msnsxsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
628 HOPKINS 62s
HOOP SKIRT MANDATORY,
NO. G28 Arch Street, A5oee Siztd.
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale and Retail.

The most complete assortment and hest quality and
the city. rh1ss OF '0ur Own Make are gotten un x
pressy TO meet the wants uf fSrsf Gass Rfn TrGde-
en Acng all the new and desirable stylts l-ng h
an size waists, In rail and plain skirts from 10 "a g.
syringe from ~ tOA nehes long, and ~, az X 3.
als "a, aud 81 yards around the bottom making N re-
than hundiei varieties for Lades In Misses mi
Chilirenz Skirts We sre beyond all corpatou all that
Fe made by us have stamped on tho hid pad lilo pki
Hoop Skirt MAnulACtufy No. t2S Arch street. hauel
phia, and are warranted 10 give satisfaction.
~. Agents for The New Flexible' Skirt the most
pllabe Hoop Skirt made. equal 10 Bradley's EDunay
Elliptic" skirt, and AT much lower prices
Also, constantly IA receipt OF full assortment goOd
Eastern made Skirts which being sold at very lnw
20 springs 81 90 p5 springs 81 le 80 springs 81 rs nnd
iu hp nsH VI 10, skrta made to order altered aud re-
paired. Terms cash, ,One price only. For Circular M
tanning catalogue Of styles, lengths azss asd prices c
nt or address by mail incosing stamp for postage
HOPKINS HOOP SKIRT MAEUFACroltY,
Inai7 i'm No. G1S Arch Street philadelnbis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.

JHeraA In Market Strest--stUIs and Dwelling bslos
ltIN Second street au excellent husiness stand.
t!.s In shiplcy strUst-rhTes at1ry brick dWulllag
tE& above Firth street, 2b feet front 80 sst deep
In Seventh atFstYWo three story brick dwellnsa be
low Lombard ssst Also, TWO three story Brick pgsil
Ings Nos. Gle and 6lS West Seventh stfsst-
Ia Second srestA three story brick dwelling bsteesn
French aud Walnut streets, might te mAde good 5ua
ness stand,
In Tatnzll sTsetA IFgs three story brick dwelling,
with ali the modern improvements, No. ia fatnal ST.
building Lots-A desirable property at the corner OF
Third aud French Streets suitable either for bulldns
lots site for manufacturing establishment. foI
terms and particulars apply to
JOHN hcLEAR SON,
Ap2i No III MARKET stree
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSIONS--lS65.

tn buildings and grounds have been placed In com.
pletr order aud llled up with furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience OF Students
Rooms furnished Tor thH oldest boys as in Coll
private stnly free from tho confusion aud restraint of 4
school room
designed To ht our Oung for admission 10 our bes
Colleges for the active dutes Of the farm, shop or
couuting house
by The heaiy Of the Board OF Trusets, the Academy
il furnished with library Of $4,000 volumes, aud one Of
the hrst culler ions OF ChouiieA and Philosophical App
raus the United stAe-llus anofdlng facilities ior
acquiring complete sceniii and Mathematical sduca-
tiun lar superior To most schools IN country.
The est ie' 'hau VIII To employed aud no Labor
rpIrw p s'ruir tn" proper, utra mental and ph Ysc
training. Ia NNna; msn entrusted To hss tAir. Terus
mod taie. fn circulars and Information addfa1s
EDWARD u. ruR1LE,
Newark. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
The AttentIcn Nto

The Attention CT Gts';.eGers
And Truekeiais called 70 ,u q "a we'll teieeted
stock Of sh aud reliable Galdsn esSds which
recently lad 10, Tomato, Bs,t Extra Rsriy snd Tom
Thumb Pear, &c. for early sowing Alro rhoiee seee-
llou OF Flower Seeds.
G. CHANDLER a son,
Flour rni Seed Store,
mars No. Bll AArket Stie1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
linInIeaI.

yOung man with moderate apital as partn ner in
busiue-s already established. One of first class stand
ing only accepted. Address "Intsgrliy,at this oles
iaAr3tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
FOR URENT

4ks33& Large House and 10 acrts Of Land On the
miN& WiminRton CsussWay, suitable for keeping
h,A Cows, Hogs or Trucking. 1ha House s calcu,
Rh lated for two families, aud would he rented with
II Large Garden separate from The lot Apply to
WM. MtCAULLkf Co,
6u6 Market st.
Also. House and Store on King st. lunch. 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
GEO. DEMERsT s. GO.
rHE FOLLOWING srLgNpIO LIST or
Watches. Chains. Gold Pens 6 Pencils,
&C.. worth 100000,

70 70 be sold At ONE nlLLAR zach, without regard 10
ue aud not to bo paid unil you know what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-04-14
LUMBER FOR SALE.

MILL be sold at Public sAle gu the Agricultural
w Grounds near Wilmington. on SATURDAY, the LIST
day Of April next, QUANTITY OF LuABER, Che
shedding said grOunds) in lots tHit purchaseTs
Sale 10 commence al o'clock sad dsy. Terms
CASH. SAMUEL CANDY, President
march cats,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

The Cabinet vas 10 session ysstesdsvs,f.
ternoon. I'll the osobsfs being pssseoS :
Lieut.. Gen. 0ra't vas In attendance q
their deliberations.
An investigation Just made, diee3eeea The
fact that 8. n. Clark, Of the Currency bu-
reau, and Solicitor Jordan, Of ths Treasurv
we're both in possession. moro than yeas
ago. Of I'll information in regard to The %
strActi0n Of the plate upon Whi:h the elO0
counterfeit Treasury notes were printed.
Gen. Spinner, Il 10 sa,d. 10 now satisfiev
that the plate was taken from the Cur, ned
Department, and the American Bank Note
Company are entirely innocent Of the mat
ter.
The Times special says:
A. Jourdan. Acting Consulate ct San
Juan Porto Rico informs the State Depart
ment, under dste Of Nov. 9th, that The
ports Of Arr'bo. Aquadilla and Msquobo are
to be closed - ports Of entry, and left open
only for expectation. This regulation will
take effect three months from the 18th 81
November.
The Navy Department received advices
to day from Commander Brasher, Of the Pa
cific Squadron, dated 1t Gallo. Nov. I'd.
stating that the government Of Peru had de.
termined to make common cause With Chill
against the aggression Of Spain.
The clerical force Of the Treasury Depart
ment is to be re- organized and diminished
one hundred BY the LIST Of January, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

There Is woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind. with
the Yankee, Quick" and '.fiumbug" But
u Is 80 no longer. aud We desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in nil
other minds. Whatever notions we may have of
womaniy delicacy and propriety we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the bssf Surse. Whether we shalt have Female
Ply s'cians or not, is a question which must be
decided by time and principle and not as a mat
ter OF taste Pride. prejudice. caprice and GUS
rom NAV ~ well behave themselves, for II there
Is rsally wat. there will also be- supply II
there be . " calling" there will be u coming.
Nature aud human society are always sell suppl.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs. Winslow does not want 10 treat you Gen
Hsmen Nor dies she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but m1destly appears as u messen-
gel ofhealth and happiness to your INFANTS In
the cradle Is tnere anything improper in that?
say what is or is not good for babe. and ought
to be listened To. God rpced her On humble but
happy mission She ia the most successful phys-
ician aud most ectu,, bcncnctress our |, tie one
ever cnjoycd--her doting parents rot excpeted.
Just open the door for ter and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this sure, that we
" III teach our Srss" to say "A SLKssINs on
MRs W,SsLow"-for mel ping her to survive aud
escape gripping. coiicking and teething siege
We confirm every word SC, forth in the IRosPec-
rus II performs precisely what il processes to
perform. every part Of nothing less. Away
your Cordial" ''faregoric." DR. Jps," "i.nuda-
num-" and every other Narcotic" Nv which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, aud rendered dull
Al idiotic for life.
W. rave never seen Mrs. wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
Syrup tor hildrcn reething" II we had the
power, we YOU'D make her, as she is, n ply seal
say Tor to the Infant Rae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16
LATEST NEWS
m TELEGR.aPM.

NEw YORK, Dec. 15.-The Herald's
Washing on special says:
A call has been issued for q general cleo
ton IN that district, to be held on the 18th
inst, to obtain . manifest from the voting
community to he placed before Congress to
Snow how repugnant the passage Of the
negro suffrage act is to the people
The HerAld's Fortress Monroe cor,espon-
dent says:
jeff. Davis is turning his attention more
than ever to the concern Of his soul lie
has recently been visited by his old spirit
ual adviser, the pastor Of the st. Paul
Church, Richmond, who passed an entire
day at h,s prison in religious reading and
conversation and administered to him the
sacrament.
The Worlds Washington disI atch con
tais the following:
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day de.
cidel not to anticipate Ja' ury interests on
bonds Of more than the whole amount.
The interest payable in gold is about 49,
100000.
{. z. huntington, Vice Presi lent Of the
Central Pacific Railroad, yesterday received
from the Treasury Department $ll, 900 in
bonds on account Of the second division oil
that road whicl has been completed.
the lIcrald's Washington dispatch saws :
Gen. Fitzpatrick leaves here to morrow,
aud will depart on his mission to Chill on
the LIST Of January.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Col. Brown, Asst. Commissioner Of the
Frecdman's Bureau, in Virginia, has sub
mittcd to Gen. Hammond's proposition that
| the transfer Of rcgroes from Virginia to un-
| occupied Cover nment lands in Florida. The
result Of a conference between him and q
legislative committee is that it will be sub
mitted to Congress.
The Government detained a vessel at
Boston, destined for Europe, ard another a,
Delaware Brcakwnter until yesterday, for
the purpose oftsking out the annual reports
Of he Government to sour foreign repre-
| sentatives ard naval officers.
The Times Washington dispatch says
Secretary Stanton left that city last eve.
ming for trip North.
Gen. Grant has issued orders to COM
mandcrs Of ports where powder is stored tc
take precautions for its preservation. The
close Of the war has left immense quantities
/. Of it in the hands Of the Government.
Hon. A. L. Darlington, Of New York. on
Wednesday 10 I, offered the following reso
luton in the House with view to provide
pensions to the surviving representatives. o.
the one hundred day men. It was omitted
in the press on account Of the proceed
ings:
Resolred. That the committee on military
affairs be directed to inquire INTO the pro-
priety ofallowing pensions to surviving iep
resentatives Of soldiers called into the ser.
vice for period Of one hundred DAYS q
less, and who died while 10 sid SERVICE
l Committee 70 report bill e ethsewiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

Without regars to raLu., and not 10 be paid for
until you know what you miN receire.
Among thos. who have recently drawn VALUABLE
GIFTS from this Association, the following kinu, per.
init their nan es to be ns~d:
Robert II iotchkiss. New Haven. Conn. Mrodcon.
value $50. w FIT Willis. " 22d St New York. Dia-
mond Cluster Pin. value $2D Mrs H. q Tappan. III
York 1t. Gold Watch. value <lsa ssElen 7 Dicker-
Mr. + II Stone. ~ Tenth 81 Y. Piano valne $50
Mrs Teresa 4 Miller Scranton, Pa, Diamond Ring,
yaluc 1913. Miss Ellen Peck Springfield ILL., Mcl,-
dcon. value si25. DIR Van Ripper. Washington DC.
Gold IIunlim. Cascd Watch. value $50 Edward II
Lindsay. Worcester. Mass Piano. value $40. Miss d
II Farwcli. Dubuque. Iowa. Diamond Ear Drops value.
$50 Francis Moran. isG Pearl street Music Box
value $40. Mrs Il Inserso Urbana, Ohio Sil,el
set. value 81. Lieut. Hendricks Willards Hotel
Washington. Silver Patent Lever Watch. vaue$55
Captain Warner, 18th Vols. Silver Watch value
s3j. II Taylor. lingtown, Pa Gold Patent Lever
Watch yaas SEQ JAS E M N Msi,nl Tenn,
West Silver Watch. 50 VIM Il Iiedirld, Columbus
o. Music Box. 10. Many persons who have drawn
valuable prizes do not wish their names published or
we might extend this list. Letters from various par
ties throughout the country, acknowledging the receipt
Of va liable gifts may be seen OH file in our office.
MAsxks CT Dsr.IBrrIox'
CERTIFICATES naming each article and lie vAlus
are piw ed IN sea- ED ENVELOPES, which we'll
mixed One lf these opes, con' aieic the C-rtn
tin ate q. de 70 8 me a. t'cie. Two At IL u as
duIla = retail " he delivere at ur nice o. sent
receipt Of Z is pu Oh ser viii see wh 4
Gle draws . q us value ich may be n, One
FIVE unure d II rs and can then send One Dollas
aud receive h . ,tcle.
II NO BLA X Every pure astr gets art:-
c'e Ofvxive.
r. ties cali with US m depend on havirsp omp,
returns and he article drawuw. Il e imme lately II
TO an address ~ mail or esp'e-s.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Case ..
~ Certificates for One Dollar, Is for Two
U0I,ars. 81 for Five Dollars. Great INDULGENCE u
to Agents. All letters addressed.
decl4-2ms r. BENTON 4 c..
Box 1857 Post Office, New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

FRAskvoRr, KY, Dec 16.-SExArs.-A
message was received from the Governor
announcing that he had pardoned Governor
Howe, WIN. E. Sims. and others, till the
end Of the assembly Of the Legislature, re-
commenting that the same be grated BY
the General Assembly, and tina. general
law be passed pardoning ell persons indict-
ed in State courts for treason.
HoUsE.-The bill providing for . civil
remedy for injuries done by disloyal per.
sons, was reconsidered, and referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething softens tine gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe In all cases. We would say 20 ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice. uor the prsiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes. absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine if timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

NEW DIRK, dec. To-
The P0M's Washington dispatch says, Of
the question of the admission OF the South
ern claimants to seats ia the House OF hep
resentatives:
II is now considered that it has been fully
determined, the vote in the House adopting
the Stevens resolution by 23 being regarded
as conclusive evidence that they will not be
| admitted this winter.
1t is understood that the House Of Repre-
sentatves will take action early in January
upon the case Of the contest election in the
Eighth District of New York. The evil
dcnce has been sent to the printer, and will
make volume of over one thousand pages.
The Comn<rcih's Washington special
says:
The departure for Europe on Wednesday
Of the Chief Secretary of the French Lcga-
ton is connected with the recent develop
men,s OF the Mexican question. The tenn
per OF Congress and the growing popular
sympathy with the liberal cause in Mexico,
together with the appointment of General
Logan, has led to communications between
Count MOnthoDon AM the State Depart
mcnt which resulted in sending message
to the French Emperor for definite instruc
tons.
1t is said that the withdrawal Of the
place in case OF the formal appointment of
our Minister to the Mexican Republic.
tor
New YORK Dec Is
Before the Union League CT lb in this city
last night, Senrr Benz. MOckenna Ticena, Of
Chill, speaking Of the telegraph of his
country, said that Chill was the first coun-
try in South America to offer Its cordial
support To the great idea Of encircling the
world with the telegraph Chill had its first
line OF telegraph between Santiago and Val
pariso in 1850 and now there are tive ty-
Tour lines connecting these cities Chill is
now building 800 miles OF inland telegraph
When bigntcd Spain began n wantou and
unjuslitiablc war, Chill ordered some 800
miles of telegraph To be Immediately made
to protect the country, and Immediately sent
her soldiers 10 the place threatened by the
Spanish.
The speaker said that the only practicable
telegraph route in South America. from
ocean to ocean, was through Chilli lie
thought that line would soon be completed
on aplan similar to that of the overland route
to Bchring Straits. There are two routes pro
posed, IN both of which Americans are in
tercstcd. One is To follow the line of pro-
posed railroad, 200 miles in length and the
other is to lay a submarine wire from Pana-
ma To Valparaiso, following the route pursued
by steamers. This line will connect ut near
~ ali the po,is, SO that the stations will be-
from 10 10 100 miles apart. There is pro-
iect for II Mexican telegraph t" Panama, by
which news can be conveyed from the
Tinted States and Europe to Bucnos Ayrcs,
at the expense Of Il few hundred thousand
dollars. South OF Panama there is not
single commercial steamer that bears the
American flag; that commerce has been en-
tirely monopolizcd by a fleet Of English
steamers.
In conclusion the speaker said he was in
favor OF the Monroe docti inc, and he hoped
the lifted States wnul adhere to it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

The following Is an extract from letter writ.
ten BY the Rev. J. $. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, N. Y, to
the journal and Messenger, Cincinnati. o and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine. MRS. WtNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHIN0 =
1--WE see an advertisement nj in your columns o
MRS. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life, but we feel compel leo
to say 10 your readers that this is no humLug-
zee hare tried it, and knor II ,ri do al it claims
II is probably one Of the most successful: medi.
cines Of the day. because it is one Of the best
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
do better than lay in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

Dom't Fail 10 Procure !; Mira.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething. II has been used fer 70 years
with never failing safety and success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acdi-
y Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels. and gives rest, health, and comfort
New York. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1

WAUH1NOIUNs DC. 10.
In the Z. 8. Supreme Court to-day, Mr..
Carpenter Of Wisconsin. argued in favor of
quiring him to take the oath Of allegiance,
he having been engaged in the rebellion
He cOntended that the pardon restored
Cortland 10 all his civil rights. Attorney
General Speed combatted the genileman's
position. arguing the right to prescribe quail.
ificstions by law. and the latter was of this
character, not penalty. The argument Is
TO be resumed next Friday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16

NEW YORK, Dec. ID.
Wall street exhibits more buoyant feel.
ing to-day, and there has been slight zen
eral but irregular advance in gold and stocks.
The loan market IL easy at Z per cent.
Commercial paper IL freely Offering and
passes 1t 74Cd9i.
The stock market il firm without much
activity. Governments are rather better.
Railroad shares opened dull and closed
with an Improvement Of 4ai per cent.
There IL but little legitimate business, how.
ever. and the activity Is chiefly fostered BY
the speculative clQues
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-16
SPECZ.AL CAUTION

The great popularity of Mrs. Winston . socth
Jog syrup, for children t.ething. hsa induced un-
pr'scipled persons to put mp articles to be used
.ot the same purpose. IN advertising which they
asve not onlv copied our advertisements and NO.
''eea from The press, but have cop ed certificate.
80 'e"erA 're clergymen and others, afi King
o'aer nan = . our genuine certi6cates.-
~ ees. aplS-dAwly