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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

THE BEST TONIC IN THE wORLD.-rhev
i iDvigorate. strengthen and give new life 70
the system. They work like magic, and will cure
all cases Of Dyspepsia. Debility Intermittent fe-
yer. Diarrhea. Scrofula, Gout, Gravel Jsuu-
dice, Nervous Affections, Liver Comp plant Loss
Of Appetite, Heartburn. Bilious Cho1ic, Cholera
Aorbus, Fever and Ague. rheumatism, Salt
Rheun, Sea-sickness, DC, &c,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

At Saratoga, = few lays since, John G.
Hackett, Il a.. New rk Corporation Al
torney, At ten pacc slot an orange from
the head Of Corpora tn Counsellor surxA
xER, Of Brooklyn. mr.. SANGER, Of New
York, and others, shot cigar from the
mouth ofMr Cog I'm, Of New York, flow
er held by Mr.. 1AsnSos, Of Albany. and
several others. MRS. Ransom, Of New York,
is also ca,it1 shot. This lady hit pen
ny at ten paqfs twice IT. four shots.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15
READs READl BEAD!

DAxvIlIE, Pa, June 2, 1852 u. Wm. n. Gregg
-Dsar SIR I'm Feb. 1861, wss afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and fOf I'VE months passed more
than two gallons Of water in twenty -four hOurs
was obiigea to get up often ten Or twelve tiwes
during the night, aid in five months lost about
fifty pounds 10 weight. During the month 0fJuly,
1881, procured Two bottles o. Copstituti"n Wa
ter, and II too days after using u sSpsrieuced
cured. SOM after rsgaining my ssisl good health.
Yours truly, Nv. I. DE- WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

THORoLD, CANADA Wasf, Sept ~, 1858.
M J. j. KRONER, SHIN answer to mine
Of the ID, I received box Of DR.. Zane's Anti
dote." In reply, think il will answer took
il myself according to directions. feel no in
clination for strong drink since Yours.
JAMES HHANNON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15
Price. q 4 90 = Box or SIX
Boxes for $500.

Can be had Of any Druggist in the Unite.
States or Canadas, or sent post psid To any ID
draaa hv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

DasspACx, Oct Is, 1868.
DsAa SIN IL an happy to sey your cure Tor
drunkenness proves efsctual.
ms MARIA YOUNG,
Dresback City, MINI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15


10 one Of the solid men Of Minnesota ~ far
- money goes. lie has d splendid farm
ono mile square, . comic able dwelling, .
large stock Of cattle and b |rses, and an In.
come Of 81, 900 free Of I'M me tax. lie Is
loyal to the core. and still regrets that his
oiIcr to the Government raise battalion
Of Chippewa soldiers and o South and Eight
rebels was not accepted. 1c was in st. Paul
last week sitting 10 IN { list for . life size
portrait.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

Iris,said that Mosrooxr. Bkz,s prope-
ses to ssccccd Hon. b 9. H REFS as men,
Der Of Congress from Maryland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15
DIABETES.

IRRITATION or THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
The KIDNEYS, CATARRH
or THE BLADDER.
STRAN0UARY AND BURNING, OR PAIN.
Full URlNAT1NG.
Fer the diseases il il truly ss0vereign remedy,
and too much cannot Be said in IL praise. A sin
gle dose has been known ~ relieve the most IT.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF the back and thro' .gh the k,psi A
teaspoonful duy Of the Constitution wsaer will
relieve you like magic
PHYSICIANS
Have long anced given up the uss II bschu, eu.
bebs, asd jusiper in the treatment Of those Do
ease, and only nee them for the want Of Z better
remedy.
COsssf6tssliOss Water
Has proved itself equal 10 the task that has DE-
volved uOon II.
DIURETCS
lrritate I'D drepch the kidneys, and by constant
use soon lead - chronic deseueration and een-
armed disease
We present the Constitution Water TO the pub
lie with the conviction that IL has equal IL r.
,svIng the class Of diseases for which i has been
found 20 eminently successful for curing; and We
trusa that we shall be rewarded for orr efforts in
placing 40 valuable . remedy in . form TO meet
The requirements Of patient md physiciss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

HoS. F.. II. EALr, who vas Sc etary Of
State during ANDREW JonSsox' military
Governorship Of Tennessee. has rel ived an
appointment from the President Conf
dental Secretary. His duties will fcquir,
him to reside in the White House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

Lot corner u Perry and Fifth streets, = tse
front on Railroad, end lse feet front On PERI
street. and u the best postasn n tho city for q
elevator,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

STONE n THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC., ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secrsticn--in ths
ono case being too little, and accompanied BY -
vere pain, end the other too profuse secretion
which will be speedily cured BY the
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

CAs'r Go Ir.-Th bldisr boys ore re.
turning home BY the ndrcds. We talked
With laye nambel them on the subject
Of negro Suffrage u NEGRO equality"
and We hess yet 10 the first one say be
will voeslor tt.--C sld Dem. y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

SpsmsvtsLD, Ohio, Aug. %, 1858.
M. J. J. KkOMER-Enclcsed you will nnd
two dollars for lanes Antidote.' As have
had FIVE boxes, think you can afford TO send me
On extra boz. can sell large quantity Of your
medicines. though l am only . farmer but
there has been such . change in me, visible to all
around, that il has had good effect.
Respectfully,
4. II. JAMES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

Bos5ox Coasaas, n r., Dec. y, 1851 ~
H. Or1yA Co.-Gents - freely give you liberty
u d Cous.isasion Water. which i o., recon-
mend 10 the highest manner: Ny wife va attack.
Cd with pain in the shoulders; whole length ofth1
baek, aad II her limbs, with RlPss6Ste~ ~ ~
Alset sad Irritation " ~ 6k1dd~. called
pAysician who attended her about three msnt6s.
when he Ieft her wOfss then - - fond her. I
thss employed one Of Tie best phyaieisss sould
md, Who attended her Tor aboul nine montse.
M while she vas under his c1re she did ~ ~
fer quite - much pain. He finally gsve ~ 5.
and said .'ker esss Dss jsssrstts. lSr,'' ~ e
s.sAs ~ sSck . consideration ef eOmetsists sAss
Me1iSiss 1ises fos oPsestss s1ssesG soss olAsr
Of ~ dlGcstsiM" Ahose This time che con-
mesced tie nee Of C3nstitutioa WAler, aoA % our
utter astonishmeut, almost The nrlt dooe seemed
Deoving rapidly sedsr ~ tssa1aset, asd new 81
perintsnd6 entirely her domestic aGaiss - hae
not takes asy q he Const,tutioa Wales for about
ioel weeds, I'D ~ - hspPy " ~ ttss u hae
A., 40 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

s.. Ions, Mo-. Feb IL, 1879.
DRAn Hn:-Your box Of Anti0ote he's worked
like magic. l think can safely invest another
dollar in it.
HENRY .KROEGER,
184 Biddle Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

CORNER OF I'd ANDlUWA STS., THE BEST
Oand freshest Groceries OF al kinds ior family
nae. Provisions. Hams, Wooden Ware, Cordsge
kent in first class Retail Store Gail and exam
ine my stock am sure can please you. ja2Stf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

The will Bf the late William Robinson, Of
Augusta, a.. who condit,onaily left $780,
OOe for III founding of a female seminary n,
Exeter, N. H., WVa>he contested oy the
hcirs-at-law, on the grOdV that the Magis-
trate before whom the al lpo wledgemcnt
was taken was rebel It \ pld seem 10
BE- an III wind that blows NJ (ody good,
should the objection prevail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-15

states that man named L. u. > cotto'
buyer from New Orleans, vas elv robbe'
toully murdered in the lehatcht
swahp, Mississippi. And It 10 u led: II
h, nav wife and three children resi- ing nea
, 1865-03-20

Hans were dali at 16c, At which prices 100 tcs
changed hands. Lard was wholly neglected. II
Was quoted In New York yesterday at 1ac.
u1ghw1nes xerc dull md heavy, with sales OF
1co hr1s at *2.o9.
There YVES more d11nne.s in Wheat, bnt as not
booy eare short sellers wanted to purchase, hold
ers ha1 the inside track, and prices advanced 1s1
&c per hu, with sales Of $4,000 bushels at 30 for
No Rid Winter, s1.l9aGl.:1 tor No Spring,
end fl,G911-10 for No Spring In store-clostng
very 4uiet 1t si.s1 for No /.
The market for Flour was du1i and almost neg
leeted- We note sale Of 80 brls Wh1te Winter at
s9.El10.oo.
Corn WIS dull and e03e lower, With sales Of
16,uo bu at 7sG7sc for No. i and Ga&tG3c for Re-
jected In store. For future VIC hear Of 200 bu
No. At &c, buyer drst half Of May.
There Vas 10 Inquiry for Oats by short short
sellers and the market advanced 23s}c, with sales
of s.Ceo bu at 61}@5a3e for No. 1-closing~ ~asu at
The outside figure >.
market was Gull and neglected. It Is impossible
to give quotations.
Barley was quiet and steady. with esaes' 1T s1,p
@1.1e for old No. and 81.60 for,new No. q
A concession of 1CG15c on the part Of holders
Of Timothy Seed, induced buyers to take hold
and We note sales of upwards Of $50 bags at 5000
4co. F1axseed quiet and steady at $3.50. Glover
Seed dull and eseter, with sales ut S1a-sQ. :,
The market for Groceries continues dnll and de-
pressed, but we make no chsnge in our quotations
t,nce yesterday.
Bsggtng ia dull and lower, 10 per quotstloEs
given elsewhere.
Ybe bottom has fallen completely out Of the
Butter market, owing to the decline in gold and
the anxiety Of holders 10 realize, as stocks are
large and accommodating. We reduce onr quota-
| lions 4A5c.
Cattle have been somewhat more active to-day.
owing TO limited demand on Government ae-
ccunt, hut there has been no Improvement In
prices md with the heavy amount Of stock on
hard, the market closed depressed and weak, with
| decline Of SLID 2 Ds for the week.
| The sales today amount to $50 head, at a range
Of s4.75 to $3.50 for light cow. to prime Illinois
eteers:
Hogs were In more liberal supply to-day and
with continued limited demand the market ruled
dull and depressed. There has been decline fur
the weak of TIC to f1.D0 q 100 lbs.
The salee to-dsy amount to 1,329 head at ran7o
OF S0.75 to $11.75 for light 10 smooth heavy hogs
T.. L13ERe
! In the afternoon and evening Tho leading r1ar-
| kets were very quiet. Wheat VIA shads tlrmer,
ard No. spr1ng WIS sold at closing
| at the inside quotation. uighwines and Proyts
| Ions were entirely neglected.
, 1865-03-20
John spiller, Esq, Chemical Department,
Royal Arsenal, Woolwich.
Resources OF Canada.
The Hamilton canada Wcst) Spectator

The Hamilton canada West) Spectator
gives the following estimate Of the resources
Of Canada:
Fret tha mineral wealth of con,ao ia i'm.
nenee -, edinn nn1r "an;ta, ~ ~ darctor T. and
rendc1 II rrrot sn',rce ~ na,ionai wco1,1
Ths ToEe srnsr,or conr,or haa nfrcoIy he
eo,,o r. ~ ertant o,,d ,-o,-a n,,a ~
a"tnn cnnner ~ Mics IN fnwer M r' Ganada na ' ~
ona nr f},a ,;rhnsf n tt;a woriT Tho ;ron 1a,
unc u l., ane ,aeugss ~ .he M"atu tne % l1on us
poss ~ tne sha.is, ~ ans s"p'iiof
~ ~ y XIV nCt,s rHha1t and Tha,aa.o
.ac ~ s1e n1:e - r.aedn ho,aa ua1 tsnB ca,,nS
iilte.s, ~ Io"el Ganaaa, ha'a oesn dou.a ~.
arg uelnss " go, ni1h mniG s.sas d mae ~
cGfsace Gtha erna laIy " 'ne "ea''n Auo prosperity
VI ,I1. w
, 1865-03-20
A Ren,fnfAccnce Of Gen. Palmer.
fErn,n fhr psdncah tEv.t Federal Union.1

Gen. John NJ. Palmer, recently appointed
to command the military District OF Ken;
tucky, was delegate IN the lannon's national
ccnvt ntion which assembled In fhhadeipnla
in 1866. and nominated fremont for tne ,oae T1es
choice Of a Presidential candidate, Owen
gvoy a5Sfe end eeVnatsa 1oa Pe.dsnf ASah'
peI,ner secnniltd d He nomination In au adml-
1abie speech, dnsine which he s4ld he bad q
known NJ: lincoln long time. and aaaa eoaid nnd
heart. Mr.. Lincoln was an admirable lawYer;; s !;
profound eon;it snS snn1acafs maa &,
eroat .1,a III a,,1ities having often n1es tm on the
Stump stun in Illinois when Lincoln vas Wing
and / was Democrat" Then looking e:ss;us com,
ical and &C cenfus,d, he continued addressing nj
Henry S. Lane, Of Indiaua. who vas ID .ne
M RrSsiaent az dd 5sy ean want nss t.
IKE II hacE. fer when Old Abe came around
John II. Palmer alrays took to The ,1ooas ~ u u
was fine compliment from one gEe9t man ~ ~
another, and Of course "bFougat down Inc
InuseH
, 1865-03-20

piece of human polity, and, SO viewing It,
the church will advance as the great body OF
the lalty viii make ;heir influence tit
amongst The ecclesiastics. II the Catholic
Church csnno. e1ist IN republic. thea
is tho firm belief Of three.f,urths
Of the Catholics Of this country; hut
my firm belief is that the Catholic Church
cap give to tho republic good and patriotic
citizens, men who cherish IN abiding faith ID
our Constitution and 1aws-a,e as WillIng to
uphold our Government as those of auy oihcr
denomination 10 our midst. The discipline
Of ths Catholic Church Is erronaous; Of this
faes ta. mere M u no room for Argument, but the
~tials and ncn-essentials, and as a Cath Sic /
bare an 1ndisputtd right to ask for a change
in discipline, although BY the oyer-zealous I
may bo stigmatized as q hereto. In tbs
country, We aEe blessed With system Of COM
NTH schools unequaled In the world these
are the institutions that will fee d from
bsgotry and intolerapce-lhat wlll mod the
Catholic and Protestant sentiment into 8
harmonious devotion to the best interests Of
the Republic. A PLEB1EaN CarHoI1c.
, 1865-03-20

TO Mrcu SAGE FOR HIS BREAD-Thc Au-
eusta Chronidt aud SntiHI says that when
Bragg was in that city little Incident oc-
s'dry old stlck'' he has the credit Of being.
President Davis had telegraphed to General
Bsagg, in the usual way, to hold the State at
a!l bazards, stop up the roads, destroy sup
plies and c1ush Sherman. At the close OF
the dispatch, the strange phenomenon Of an
idea seemed to strike him, and he asked:
"What is your available force for this pur-
poscw To which Gen. Bragg promptly re-
piled: "Fiye preclamations and one bsl-
gade." Our Informant did not see the
the point, and asked Gen. Bragg to explain.
"Wby," said he, 81 Gov. Brown Issued apro-
clanlnfion, that Was one. Gen. 4. r.
WIisht's made two The Presidents made
three. Senator D. q. Hills made four, and
that from the eight members Of Congress
made five. IBhall consider Sherman hard
case IT can't crush him with five procla-
nations and one brigade"
, 1865-03-20
Personal.

1GIbUA0A<
Hon. jackson Grimshaw, Of Quincy has
bcen appointed Collector of 1nternaw Rev
enuc for the Fourth Collection District Of
this State.
The Boston Daily advertiser says: "Wcarc
authorized TO state positively that tue report
TINT Miss Osgood is the author Of Emily
Chester'' is incorrect. The book was written
by Miss Annie NJ Crane Of Baltimore"
Alexander Milliner, an old revolutionary
drummer, ngcd Just los years. died at Adams
Basin, near Rochester, N. z, on the 14.h
inst He was born in Quebec on the 14th Of
March, 1860.
Henry ste.nway, thee?der Of the brothers
Stcinxay, the well-known piado manufaetur-
crs of New York, died In that city on the 1lth
instant.
Thomas D, Webb, the pioneer edito: Of the
Ohio Wst<fn Rtaerre, died in Warren on the
sth instant, aged 81. Mr. Webb commenced
the publication Of q paper in 1872, under the
title Of The 1ts,ap Of Fame. 1t was after
wards changed to the 1Peaera Resere Chronicle.
The amendment 10 the army bill increasing
The army ration from thirty to fifty cents,
which was supposed to have been defeated,
was passed. II adds about twenty-five per
cent to the pay Of line officers and about ILL.,
teen per cent 10 other officers, except. those
not on active field duty.
Hon. Anson S. Miller has been appointed
Postmaster Of Rockford, and Co1onel Jason
Marsh has been appointed Revenue 1nspec-
tor. .-...
C. C. Mason, of Princeton, has received the
appointment of Provost Marshal OF the filth
district. in place Of Capt. Allan, removed.
Ex-Governor VIM. F. n. Army, Of New
Mexico, reached st. Lon3s from Santa Fc, on
the 18th, en- ronc for Washington He left
Santa Fe On the 18th Of February, and has
been IN the way since TINT time. The stage
was Obliged to lay over some time at military
posts 10 await escorts. The Indians all along
The route were more or less hostile, and the
Governor believes that unless something Is
done there will be general war on the plains
the coming summer.
, 1865-03-20
Gcn. Pa1mcr7s Proclamation.

The following proclamation Of Gen. Palmer
to the colorcd people Of Kentucky fully cx-
plains Itself. 1t is said that the act ot Con
e7css conf; n freedom on at least fifty thou
sand slaves in kentucky, which will 60 far
towards making that free State. The only
Republican in either branch Of Congress who
opposed the enactment Of the Law, stran5e to
say, was Judge Trunbull, of Illinois. he
eontendcd that the bill was unconstitutional.
No other Republican took that view Of the
xnattcr. II the act be unconstitutional, tho
Supreme Court can SO pronounce it:
uxAnQ'Rs DEPARTMENT or KEETucKx,
Lou1svI1LE, Ky, March II, 19cS+
General Orders No. 1e.l
The General commanding announces TO the col
ored men ot Kentucky that by no act Of Congresg
pstsed On the Sd day OF March, 1855 the wives and
children Of eoiored men who have heretofoEe en-.
listed. or who may hereafter cnlstin the mtlitary
service Of tho Government. are made free
This act Of Justice to The soldiers Claims from
them renewed efforts, by courage, fortttade and
discipline, 70 win good name, ID be shared BY I
dom Tor tbcm.elvce and their posief!t5.
Tho fiChts. hfcured to eoloTed soldiers nniIer
this law WILL Il necessary. he enforced by the mil
itnYy authorities Of this department. anu 1t is ex-
peeled that the Loyal men and women Of Ken
mcIy viii cut ouraEe colored men to enlist IN the
amy, and. after tbey hare dpne So reeosnize
The1n "a uphclders OF their Government an de-
tenders OF their homes, and exercise towards the
helplees women and children made fteo BY this
llW that bencyolcnce snd charity which has Il.
xnys characterized 'he people OF ibis State.
~ ''"l'N 1' 1eA' J. +. WATSON,
Captain and 4. a. 4. g.
, 1865-03-20

The Bank OF Frances returns for the week
ending February % shows the following changes
Us compared with tho previous account: Increase
Cash, seventeen millions; current accounts, one
and quarter Millions treasury balance, two
1Iths Of million. Dccrease-C Commercial bills,
nineteen and quarter millions; advances. one and
one.tenth Of million; notes, sixteen and three
fflhs of q Million
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railra
Company was held ut Pittsburgh On the 18th inst.
The report OF the President, Geo. y. Cas-, Esq,
is published in full In the Pittsburgh Commercial
Of yesterday, from which We extinct the follow
Ing:
"The following Abatement and agurcs vii, ex-
htbtt IL you In concise form the gross earnings,
and the c1pensea connected Herewith, Of Inc
railway for he gear 1854:
"E4I;ISas.F5om P-sssng;er e n;s t5aTel @ e eN,a a1;
ton or United States mall, $93,ctO; from express
companies, so, ,su6 =; from Cievefand and Pitts
KsF9sS sn cpaey for gss ; between
$l,3a5s3; from miscellaneous sources, I'll, ,0s3.81
Total, 81, 12u ,dG5!sG >
EzrEssEsEThe transportation expenses for tho
ton, H. EG. .G9.41; for motive power, 81 .6D 000.
81, for maintenance Of WY, st. i13, 1851; for
peasss sattn9.ss s sss: s e sF sa7;a: ssn1sa s1
The Gnanciai sfatns of The company for the year
NAY De ttate0 knuss ...
:iSEnHE-Amount 10 cIeult OF income J9nu3ry
Is', lec4, after payment bY trustees, s37,1Sa uo;
net ne "a amoant M irom ne opcfau0na ol tnc railway,
fi.0l9,M7:!3i amount tEon' cleveland anu Tits
bu!eh Railroad compauy, under the contract Of
l5th Of December. ls5. F59GSI; a!nount re-
eeiyea from sale OF 1747S sharesof capital stock,
sold under the agreement between sha1e aud bond
holders made tn April last, $l.1i7,So0; Tota,
&4,MR, R,437.46.
DIsBrRsEaESTs.-Amonnt to pay interest On
bonds Of all classes s,646; amount to PAY sink
Ing fund on 1T and I'd mortgage bonds $40 100;
amount raid psinetpsl and premium on Chicago
DEPOT u per CENT eonds, 4l4,a3sa9; amount paid
dividends Nos. J., and fthree q1artersG
SAN1 = amount o. eonsuncnon a. a. ana equip
ment3 37>Ns,7il1; total. $4ss1, ,su3 W From
tols oolanee Q! 8Rn;Goaos ded4cs the foltoWln.
payments: Uslqeno S2 S. pa1a SaouasY, Iso3 ont
u me income o. !e1s, t.Il el3 montha inter-
os ne"nc oI HI ~ IS s NJ aa,ont ma1 Gos 5or
bonds Of Akron oranch road, S,Tss9. 45: totsI.
Fsa0,916 %. Balance over all PAYMENTS and uabil.
ities, <l9o, ,731-G1-
The 1ncrease Of earnings for the year over the
previous year IS .9s7 6ss o., or IS 1o per cent
u this increase 81, ,133 was derived from the
PASSENGER hgsiQess. ESn. ~ p f+cs. ~ fse'sh@
srahe- h nna 2 :,n @ eapIess Gat
ne amoant o. sn os ~ o@ =. " aIa
Haa " nnac1 - -
, 1865-03-20
Chicago Provision Market,
rYrrknr Nn+rh - 1fE

SAA@AoSf 44AA ~A 49, A-'1*'
The provision market during tho past week has
been marked with intense interest ard anxiety by
holders and dealers In proyi.lops, aud p1ntc has
ruled rtfe The p,st two days. Prime meas has de-
clined tince our last from 5000 to sa5cQ. mess
from 33e 90 to $500 and lard from atc to 19}c ind
ia faci the quotations We et!e below for ali ard
Gle. mast be regarded as only nominal. and may
change up or down any moment. a.sgold advances
or declines. Buyers md sellers arc very wide
apart In II e1r views II indeed they have any Views
ut ALL Mess pork has leen in hut limited demand
and hiss rapidly declined, closing with 10 buyers
over S2HL0. Prime rneas has been In fair demand
during the week with Considerable sa1es 1t closes
dull ut as 90 offering and S28.O asking prices.
Rnmp nud ex.ra prime nominal. Lard las been
veTJ dull and neglected we quote the asking
sstG a tsaS Srown to Ga
Dry salt mea1s-Hams l5l@l54c and In
1CI1gIc. ali Ioose; Cumberland cut middirs
hid at I84alTc boxed. :. SWEET plrkled
Hama nntet nj Il; to te}c. Piek1ed efonrder. Il to
ft3r' bnjaeIaa hanas a3c nncanvassed' and &c
csnyassea and piI. Other brands 70 to SIC unean-
ys..ed~ Smnled snonIders 13 to 1Tc Dkd- Reef
mess S14. m to 1s.faI: extra mess x16o0 TO 800:
tS1 pSst natas 4nt1t -. S1'su ~ -Soo 1aaow = ~
, 1865-03-20
GA1EHA, Ill, March Q, 1855.
The -EncycIical.
-... = CHICAGO, March 10, 1855.

Editors Chicago TEhune:
Letter. Won hardly state correctly Catholic
doctrine. You state That Tho dictum Of the
Pope Is Catholic pellet. Catholics believe
ttat The Pope, Individually, is just os lab'e
to err as any other human being, but the
Pope, speaking through the delegated hie-
ra,chy Of the church. IS quite another mater.
If an Encyclical Letter Was Issued every
tiIely harmless At the feet Of the Catholics Of
America. Some Of your Protestant writer's
haYe viewed the Catholic Church as master
, 1865-03-20
Brazilian Beetles and sanmna1us A'tA1
Flowers

In England and FTance Tue ue"ese .a stn aso - u
The IasGionable world are breast ana SCAT
bins bin and earnings, made out Of the ba:ht
green and golden beetles from B1aza .ha irnht sha
The featherowers made iEom a. sAe s.o,m ~
plumaged birds Of the nopsbs b,1d Id1 f,nud a near
kio Janeiro. Bahia, and on the Amazon: The
H. H. @'1 fatberoverso Of Rio Janeiro,
The eee, Of the hn@nE biEd WFsatns sss,n1 o.
night is most wonderful and orti,an, h u, sssen hag
Of onais. % Va % have hrard that Mrs. Aglssiz re.
cfn,iv 1 received from Rio Janeiro wreath Of
lowers r % made rom the breasts Of the ruby.
topaz humming birds. and 1t required no ss less 3
than tllsy.slx Of these wiaged jewels lot 'uls
pprpQ6e.