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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Resumption Of tho Testimony

Warrington, Sept. l9.-'-he wirz Military Com
mission resssembled this morning. Mr. Baker men
tioned the names Of sev eral witnesses. whom he
asked might be called for the defence. The Court.
after secret dellberalon, decided that the ,Jndse
Advocate issue subpGna for the persons named 10
the comuandanu Of southern Departments, The
examination OF witnesse. was then resumed.
r. II. Kesn testified that he was employed under
the Confederate Government until April Of the pres,
ent year, as Chief Of the Bmesu Of War. lie iden
tried the handwriting Of secretary of War Seldom,
nocton with the report Of CO. Chandler relatiye 10
the abuse, At the Anders,nyil.s pFison This docu.
ntss had conversation with .ludge Can pbell on ths
,uhicct. and did not know that II acted upon by
the Secretary OF War, although the document lay
upon h.. ,able. lie thOurht he would have known Il
II the p,per had been acted upon by that officer
Mslier j, p4venpofi, residing at Americas, Ga.,
uetfei that he WA the agent tor tour OF the coun
ties and that in the wear 1904 he received fittings
!4s bounds Of bacon 5S9oO bushels Of corn, 1851
DO wheat, 34zO ID. OF rough rice, slT bushels OF pea
800 salons Of sorghuIn, and lilo lbs OF sugar
From the let Of January TO the l9th day Of April he
received from the same counties l65,726 Ibe OF bn-
con, 1881, hushe. OF COM 50 bushels Of wheat Of
old crop 2III lbs, Of rce, s5 bushels OF peas bsl
saous OF syrup and o. lbs. Of sugar There was also
a oepot a. Andersonvie. II witness sald b. Lesid
thai the !a4iea near Andei sonville mad ma1s ~ o
successful eto.,s 10 relieve the prfonefs but lie
tLird time they we're iepllssd by Gen. Winier win
MAJOR Noyes was called TO testfy to the fact, touch.
iae tLe pea VI counre, VII they had D! ested with
ersVl that It the tune o. the arrest OF Capt Wiz
tLe no'e'Hment peassq its iaith thai the prisoner
Macon. Ia Ielatlne All the circuInstances OF tho
sre,t the witness said he went " Wilzs house at
sna two dGushteu. 1t was hard thing 10 take a
man away tom his lamlly, The women were CRYING
ana thee was much trouble. The arrest " as maze
.. quiet a. possible lie informed Caps w IrZ and
bis iamily that u Gen. Wilson found that Capt Wirz
had done Lothing more than his duty and ac ed In
obedience 10 orden, he would probably he releassd
Gen. Wilson cid not direct or authorize ths wines,
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From Europe.
One Days Later News.

Farthar Point Sept ~. The steamship Damasou,
from Londonderry the sth, passed this point this
afternoon for Quebec.
The political news wM unimporant Queen Vic
toriA would return from Germany on tho sth.
Tho annual meeting Of the British Association foI
the Advancement OF Science had commenced at Biz.
minghsm.
satterthvsirs Circular, Of the evening Of tho 9Th,
says;
We have aRan reports of considerable busines. In
American securities, Tho wAs difpostion to iuy
fve-twentiea expectation Of lover rates Tor gold
until the arrival OF tho M0rHvisn reporting the pro-
bability Of loan, when the quouiions way,
anu after being 60. they droopei nearly per cent,
and closed at Gb q Us =. For tric there have been
numerous inquiries, and pgicer have advanced more
than one per cent. ON the week. Illinois shares on
although they exhibit no alteration in price from
last week, the tone OF the market Is not strong
hslToad bonds are quiet but the Atlantic and Great
Western Ia in demand and adyanc ny
The Paris NoSITEUa IL highly satisfied with the
spirit IN which the people and prtsa Of England
greeted the French feet Tho friendly relations
mutual interest and the uniioruliy OF thtir p1usi-
pes IN matters OF public Law. Ihey tiValed one
another in cislntercsteduess 10 enure the iudepen-
dence OF the Ottoman Empire aIt Shrn France had
freed Italy, England detC1Giuel no ouger 10 retain
the islands, and consented tO restore them to the
original nationaities
The Minister Of Agriculture had addressed report
to the Emperor on the cattle plague and tbs Emperor
ha' isseed decree prohibiting the Introduction,
passage through France, Of cattle from England,
Holland or Belgium
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DUsra the gale on Monday the brig Comsn,hs
Hopkins Of Eden, Me-, from Philsdephis for Bos-
ton, with coal, went ashore near II shlsnd Light,
Csre Cod, and went to pieces. The captain and
one man we're saved. and eve lost.
Tue Polytechnic College al Philadsiphis opened
It's 13,h annual session, yesterday, with . large
number Of students principally from the Middls,
Western and southern States, ths West Indies and
South America. Tho Mining and Engineering de-
partmen,s Of the College are especially throngcd.
Tnr Provlacial Exhibition 81 London, c. W.,
now fully opened, 10 crowded 10 excess Ths num-
Der Of entrees 10 sbou, 1000. including 1900 live
stock and 1000 OF grain aud seeds. The Msrstims
Provinces are represented The party Of English
capitalists ,re expected 10 arrive there tomorrow.
Tas trial Of Champ Ferguson, the guerrilla,
closed yesterday, ~ Nashville, Tenn, and the
decision Of the Court was forwarded TO Gen.
stonemsn. Meantime Ferguson remains In coss
confinement si the peni,sntiary. On Monday he
attempted 70 make . statement Of his case, which
was suppressed by his counsel.
The trial of the rsb.l stssmbosi burners before
military commission began o, ST. Louis Mo, yes.
,erdsy, and ihecase Of william Murphy vas taken
up. Col. Mills, attorney for the prisoner, has
given notice ths, hs shall summon % witnesses
Jtn. Davis, Secretaries Mallory and Seldom. Of
the rebel government, and Admirsls Farragui and
Porter.
Tue National Horse Fair n Boston opened IA
vorsbly At the RlversiieP Psrk ycs,srisy. The en-
t7es the various classes errbrsce smeng others,
the following wsll-tnown horses Dan Mace and
Frank vsrnsm, Of New York Empress, General
Mcclellan, the ksire stallion ARENAS Ward, Of
Saratoga General Meade, aud Black Diamond, Of
Hartford George n. Pi,chsn. Jr, Fssrnought.
Lady Shaw, CAptsin McGowsn. In tho anernoos
there vas . saddle race between Dan Mace and
Black Diamond, which was won by the former.
Time, a:bb. $40. 2:42
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TIE INDIAN COUNCIL.
Favorable TroHrcss

Plrt Spuh, Sept. o.--1he differences between the
loyal and disoya Creeks are amicably adjusted. The
rebel delegttcs Of the various tribes uprosonted
have figuei ue.ty with the Government, With .
note appended, claiming non-ioroilure of lands an
nuities etc 4 committee vas appointed 10 confer
uith the IhoctsNs and ChickAsaws relative TO ths
treaty TIE Southern Cherokee, submitted to the
report stating hat the Commit had waited upon
the Northefn Cherokee. to arrange ther fFefencc,
and asking them to recommend the theroh zee C1un-
eil N repeal their eonfscation laws, Who mIced 10
lAy the matter before the Council The fsme deera-
tion reported thai shout GOO Charokeos are iu The
Choctaw and Chicknaw nation on the Rcd River, In
destitute condition aud Atrd the Council for relleI
The Commissioners have refused TO recognize John
Ross 81 Chief oi the Cherokee nation account II
hi, dupcity and bad faith with the Government: and
deeg ston abkins the Commissioners 70 rescnd the
srii
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Alabama.
Collision between the Military aud Civil
Auth0rities

Nsshrtt,, S,pt l9.-An investigation by q board
Of officers will soon take plseo in th, city relative to
the detachment sent BY Gen. Thomas 70 Alabams In
search Of stray government cattle while near Gay
lesvie, the squad In command Of Lieut.. Thompson
were attached by a sheriff with Sporse Of men. Who
claimed to be acting under orders from Governor
Parsons Of Alabama One Of tho Federal soldiers
va Killed. Nineteen Of the sherifrs men we're cap
tured by our forces. Tho sheriff, whose name was
Daniel, together With man named Eckles, who hill
ed the Federal soldier, escaped. thorough inves-
tisation viii be made by Gen. Thomas and Governor
Parsons
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General Intelligence.
tBv Mad 10 the Srs YorI Sun. !

Two-raRDs Of the hotel arrivals In wsshin ngton.
for wosks past has been made up Of applicants for
pardon.
A LADY who was hurt nv The frantic crowd Of
the Paris Hppodroms lately, during the confusion
occssionsd by the escape Of 9 boa constructor, has
recovered from the proprislors Ave hundred hanes
dAmages
Yousd soldier in 81 Louis who hsd lust teen
discharged, after passing unhsrned through four
years ~ active service IN the Union army, broke
his neck by falling FROM bench, while attending
. circus In that city, on Wednesday last.
To show the gigsntic scale on which she war
supplies were obtsinsd. there remains on hand in
one item 15UO, 900 pairs Of new shoes. The Quar-
termarteI's Department have Already sold $4,000
horses and mules, which have produced upwards
Of sir million dollars.
ssonrrAEy McCuiLocn has given s,ric, orders
that no more VISITORS siall he admitted 10 the
bank Note Printing Department., 10 having
been discovered tha, the privilege vss abused
by p,rties IN the interest OF couuterfeiters, who
thus learned W initiate Sue in.rieste mschinsry
In use.
htws from the Dry Tor,ug.s corrsels ths rumor
that nr hudd In acting as hospital surgeon. lie
assigned for duty as nurse In place Il . con-
VIC. whose term expired, Arnold IL clerk In tis
Provost NArsha,s othce, and bpangl,r aud
TLaughlin work at ther trade a. carpenters.
AyA.r .mouui Of military supplies that are Of
m inperlshAl 10 nature are being retained By the
,verumenl, and cor -fully stored swsy ior future
noe. Tasres.is being sod. Amopg tho srticss
rcta ned arc clothing, ,rus ald equipments, most
Il ite wavnus Gnd harness, And, OF Course, OIL
kinds Of AmmuniLhn.
Tnn In,rector recently -sut Va Missouri to In.
visugste tie chsrSes Of offcisl corruption 10 that
Department has returned with Piymastor
Holt In custody upon charges u fraud. The
affairs In that Department were found 70 he In
loose condition, and . general o'erasuiins 4" 70
take place.
Tn . al lha nn,s
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News Items.
IBy TsIsyraph 70 he SsD York Su".l

TEE English capitalists arrived st ro''-o ys''er-
DAY afternoon. The eltEons sntar'ainfd 'heTn With
an excursion on Lake Erie, ,nd banquet sud ball
was given them in the evening
BAIrrNorA where tue Oil Fellows are holding
their Grand Lodge meeting "" 'hronsed last
night with visitors from every section every
train bringing accession, to tie gathering 'hr0Ds,
Tn the way Of d,lss.ur
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
DIR. q " AZ
s,S:.: ...s -
= o.1s.- ~.
DslAn1isAs Z n 1885,
rsrsass1h CAss>es, ~ psr.sasauy
~ q. RApDelPs srREET,
DsswssA psassss - sssas ~,
CAissgs, M,
vse ~ Cure y .
0sd CAssssSe, J0srcsrtSs,
oyphttttlo
AMP ALL R1
PRIVATE DISEASES
without The ne o.
Mercury, Tlindrancs ftom Duslssss, =
Exposure 70 Friendo.


The unparalleled success vhleh - se1sndsl
d.. yaDse Practice 10 Ausope, ~ UntSeG ooooeo
ssd Neu 0ssecns,- The many rsnssaebleeq
~ meet snlnpss p..y sic,sns, justi6se bln h -
sring III ssrvlcss 70 the confidence o. ~ uatse
Ghs following ere some Of the diseases sssaQ1
"Privats," and which Dr.. Jsmes psrmauest9
ssss.s, ssr,.ssrsS, GrssSrsi DiasS,:,sss. Giss{
GOnoiThea, Nocentnal ~ DiurnAl Emiasi0na,
Sexual Debility, pleeaees q ~ 9ack ed Lssae,
inflammation cflhs Bladd6 apd Kidneys, Rhsu-
D'.ssass peculiar 10 Females, such ~ Amenorr-
hes. Dyu.s .utrhsGia. nslsotrhseia, Chlorosia.
Nervous DecclNy. etc. successfu'iy treated.
Dr. James long Practice in New Orleans, and
the disbursement Of The Medical hst-rnity. and
the almost entire t'outh~ru p.e.s.. SHOULD cow
vince the most skeptical that DR.. James can and
will perform all thae he promises.
Dr. James world also call the attention rsp~s-
tally Of thctc who have priv atsly and improperly
injured themselves, In that secret md solitary
habit which ruins both body snd mind. unht-
ting them for both business and society. prodss-
ing both constitutional Debility and lmpOtency.
The following are some 81 the sad and melen.
chUly effects produced BY early habits Of youth %
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dimnsss Of v{sion
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palptson Of the
| Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritabiltty,
| Symptoms Of Consumption. Il. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread.
ed.-loss Of Memory, Confusion Of ideas, De
preston Of Spirits, Evil fosebodins., Ave, .ion
10 Society, Self Distrust. Love 81 Solitude, finn
l idity, &C.. are some u the evils produced.
All persona afflicted with any u the above dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail 10 call on DR..
James, and be nj once restored 10 perfect health.
Let no false dclicscy deter you but call u once.
aud save yourselves from the awful end terrible
consequences of these much 10 DO dreaded mala-
dies.
\ WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and full vsgor restored.
Those NJ distance, by describing symptoms
-inclosing stamp for return snswer- will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DR. d. D. JAMES,
IP. o. Box a.19s fjan3l -d4wly Chicago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04

A western paper says: letter received
At Washington, by proud Pit gentleman
Of the army, from IN Amc an ofiicer a.
tached to the personal stat pf President
Juarez, dated Chilhushua, id goth, says
mo fears need be cntcrt ped. Of the
eventual success Of the liberal nuse in this
country. Already we have listed and
mustered in an army Of hctwc} 5000 and
1000 Americans. every man d whom has
secn service in thu hion or bel armies
during the late rt6ellid To b sure, there
is more or less iifIereu anon thcm - to
the character the q Rsc in HIGH they
have recent \ been END ked, bu the fact is
patent that hey are u tied on be enforce
mcnt Of the Monroe doctrine or The Ameri
can contiq) int, and q that pl lform they
cordially Aternixc. he Frcn b are rapid
~ cxhaus Ing themss tes by ID ICED march
e. and ~ File expedi ons into lhe interior,
while ou1 armies, asl general Thing, are re-
cruiting, breparatorf to vio(| rous offensive
fall CAIN ign. W()hopc be able, and
will do ID iflargs reinforce Tents are not re-
ceivcd b the Imperialia(R from France, to
drive the french to = II ships before the
first ofJa}( erY ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
eTATEE;fEsas.

More than eiehtyls< houses have been
built or are in progk1 IS Of erection this year
in waverly. So q IS the 2anir;
The dwelling 6Russ s1Rs,1F Ungs Of
Dayton township. Chict 1w county, was
burned to the gropp9a Nv days ago while
the family werst6 tAtS.rvest field
An 1ArsiSh y 0lten up under the
auspices d fe PM gHional church Of
Lyons, pal 4 vi 3 DIN Grant at his
home in lena weell and were hand
somely rel lived. ~
The Lyons Mirror s.yyfle rain storm
which visited that city in thc goth, was
most destructive ono which has occurred
there for years. Very /eyFbridges in that
vicinity withstood the/ UNUSUAL flood.
A gl... bead thrss(qqir,ers of ~ inch in
length and . quartet oGan inch in diane
ter, WAS taken froY te windpipe ofa little
girl nine years ol$ ihs daughter If Mr..
Kesselring Of Keq fix, on Monday last
The difficult and dangerous OPT E.tion was
successfully pe7 yrmed BY Dr. Sandford.
The celebrated horsa s.s6s nrock," is on
his way way Il rlubuor( froh Ireland. con.
signed to J. H. johnson. Ign from his
brother. He is said TO- ~ very fast, and
his owner proposes y n. fch him for ten
thousand dollars tEinss Any horse in the
State. The show 10 e/ndensed from the
Herald.
n >Fisoners named John Thornton and
Thoal Oley.. escaped from The hands Of
the shlr At DaCAvitt on the 25th. Thorp>
ton ~ hrris S "a for eounterhtins, aad
Foley stabt a his brother. The for
mer:~ teesjI 6A, bgS>Foley is sstillfa II
tlarge. The Shed e NJ Atreisg them
handcu led, GS& 3 baster shdA whste h
sd s. :. y i CT Ss..s F'''sl'd! '''''''
and, 4 4 u ysdk Of sss. whi At work
on one II the piers of the Gin . Bridge,
on thd hist ult.. y khockedir p Tie Me.
sissip} fivg By ssvingisg Z pbg. Al
though every POD pie effort N made 4
savs I'm he vsa eovnsd--V gel the
| abovj from tbs q iton Hsssls.
| -4-s.sS-ola =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
"PSs -" ne sole 20 a. %:

The Clayton coul osossoIa the Io'oa
Onion Record-ty4 staunch Req blican pa.
pers, have dyler$iued not TO Support the
nominees ooehe s. ate RepubliF IAN Conven.
ton, but Nave ..cou out in faJ Or Of the Sol
dicrs' Ieket, with Benton aNts head. Tho
psopy ~ cal ot enforse Stone nor
swallow grO suffr BE. Were the question
of hiJhg the WI a White out Of the
Ynsy tuition of IL be voted upon to-
oTfbw, it would j efeated BY heavy una
bri and it Wing more and more un-
pol ular everyda and among the very men
M wers>t6y led upon as its supporters.
Essamg Req blicans in numerous instances
are doing nj TO defeat even the semblance
Of an endorsenl0 Of 80 pernicious and dis
gusting an idea, q re have serious doubts
Of its success even nre the matter TO- be
decided by only those DO stand inside the
traces Of the Republican, prness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
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They produce God effect upon disease imne
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err, perhaps electric or nervous influence, the
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The genuine ORA NDRErH PILL 30 uha, ~.
on it U. $. GovsnNnxr SrAnr With b. BsAxp-
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MATWGzQONn.ssWHY Bv1aY MAn
IXl shseld marry. why every vcmas shoull
merry. An may 9esy. Te ksSw, ~ aI1lss.
traaed Marriage Guide sna Medical Adviser, ''by
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04

'-4..s'''';,, g g, &c s. t:::: FL
A..4s.r g or isissaj u w51lh, J es-1
s. 81 sod eztensi4 neses(ssy n As1I
- sscr, sar 80 Ja1s6 St{nwu exn
.s-s..Ssos,t he c,unssy = '.shk - M
~ sss,rss" d2d It ois rs9j16ncs( four
nilee sosthwssl y MA ply, So/eck Z.
~. ~ Wsdnd |day, = "a w For q
,..,-ss n I'M r.. bis4wn hss 6ssn suffer.
~ o. / can1s 10 " stomach but no
.crious appreh1nsion tas felt Of his imms-
diste dsccsss, Ind ct ne time Of his death
ali bio childrs( were Away IRON home. On
wednesday y hs 4ss att.cksA ~ severe
g the hour d sntio1ed be breat6(A his Iast.
Mr.. Straw has ; rn in Psne lvaniay =
The year lso(, II early yey(hibs had ~
few advantal ID his sb6caten. Il - Il
may be calls pach - tehnbus hin
with thae w, lido 6aabls, and
ia. When NJ quite you1g his father
removed to Ohi/, taking hieY fAmily with
him. Here yo1ng Jacob RENT ned until hi
majority, at which time, - ~ have heard
him rsmark, hs whole fortunS consisted d
90 old iron hob end : chaac& TO work for
nv IL .i h:,sn l;sS sor tnn..lf Id ,.;.,n. nix
.s.n TO- ~ ~hsssy Xhich tr.ded for
sixteen steers e. Vii = ss,d !. profit
After this be dsal( upiAly ! cattle. He
was . shrewd. hsfdw1Ekin nsiness man;
and when, on . 4 Of Ny. 1881, he
made his hone thib ssustzf. be possess.
ed four new wa( bns eesh \ - . team Of
four ane hQrse{ "a hsd considerable
a.s c: ). 5 S.ss3 "a. ana VI Noae. into
me mn, os@nsss ysy s s..u s: :.as1ss
cs sn.'n.n n r.s ... = Ss4. yI i.a.vs
81 human .n h ~ ~ 2GAIdane w . nov
e drive o a'22 oMwge ade money.
ne ss'1s1 IA !. 's ala , sr 4
the Saddle, 'nq irony P's1p TO place
Until witnes - yeafs no rs bis own
as il me- be, x q no bRks trusting entire
f0 ~ rhn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04

II is said that Col. VI Kinda declf Shs
nomination for Iissl int Gove1noy o.
Iowa, rendered hjA II 10 soldisrp pSn-
,en.ion, held at MIdbss on the "a 1t.
The iniorm..is eomf through ~ ~
buque teleer, Ne clsesponde0t ~ Pc
Chicago TIM and tes further IT, pol.
Van And. i oins Stone. TASmay
ali be true, BIT il n ds con6rmatiog
The sarsk dispat \ states that "by three
democratic papss1 81 the State hav put up
and iniofsed th 'homination rad By the
Soldiers Convention. Wecanu say how
many have gone through tho o1 of raising
the ticket, for that. is matter mo import
.nce any way, but we belle there are not
three democratic papers in (bwa-(and IS
far a. we know, there is ~ one) that have
declined to support the Jdhinatiou. Hence
i, would seem that the/ Dubuque special
Of the Tires is not . (lin to be relied upon
and may have juYfh at oonelpaiess in
stating that Van AIDA has declined .=4saeA
a, he has done irdins democratic s3ld
port 10 the SolS@' Ticket The 7yhs,
woue do well y reshp its Dubuque spec
hl other to state facts resign his sol
mission. w. mn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
Aston Gold and Silver
NAINOeoc CO.,
lvoN COUNTY, NEVADA.
Capital, -. $1,000, 900 !
400, 900 Shares.
P~r rNtWe 50.

~ - - - -
CORNELIUS OLCOfT. pvest.
SEABURY LAWRENCE, vicc.Prest.
JAS. CHAPMAN, Sec'y.
WIN. PRINCE, Trees. WINS kF
Il. HANFORD, Sup't.
Ovrcs-No. n Broadway, New York City.
r. o. box No. 55l9.
1NHlS COMPANY own 900 feet Of selected
i territory 10 Lyon county, State a Nevada
on the Conslsch lode, bstwesa vhginin City and
Silver City. adjacent 70 the mines Of Gould D
Curry, Savage, an4 Red Jacket, which we're late
~ quoted BY Wells, Fargo 1 Co., 81 Ssa Fran.
cisco, - iollowss
0OuId Cusfy ..............v per ZOOS
favagc............. ........ 3,Ox0
Ned Jacket. x,sx0
The title 70 tho property i perfect. A shsn
has been sunk Cithin 70 feet = the line o. this
company, snd d the saGse Iced, 10 the depth 81
over ITO Feet, which hes slFssdy psseed through
two veins Of rich ore, and II already psyin9 ~
owners ahasdsene pro1t On their invsssnsnt.
hlD@cers are. men Of sxperieecp. and direct.
u ine(3ssted IN the advancement Of the work u
fsIly developing the mines tspidIy ss possible:
a, 90 shsses--tbe woskiag cspital--ase offered
for sals II o. per share till the LIST Of sept
Spssinens u the ore, from the sst-croppinGs Of
the mine. may be seea q the OlHce Of the Com
pasy, whore s7y information will - cheerfally
given 20 those making inquiriea.
Prospectus may ~ had - spp)iceti0n 10 ageat
= Davenport, - By addressing - Secretary q
~ O'jS SsiiiN l.. swnrs = Co,
Agents. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-04
All D1SeaSee Of the 0tonnoch. l.fvs
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The sick and suffering have always felt the ne
cessity for safe and Trustworthy medicine. free
from calomel and other corrosive minerals.
which, willie acting gently and without iroduc-
ing nausea or pain, wolld 50 thoroughly cleanse
strengthen and regulate the internal organs as
to enable them to perform their proper functions
without continual resort to medicinal aid.