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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

y tee question of negro equality, the
'Slaes q Csonectic6e. the Art Il The fsmi.
y thas he's spoken npon ,t-says No No
Net Let Isws do the same ia. morrow
1rus. Tie coming election does not turn o..
eetly upon the equality point. but one thing
y ssstain-if the Stone ticket 10 defeated
ee-nsssew e win b the end Of The negro
eeAsses sgitation 10 Iowa. Lei every effort
y nede - s0ulate the exosllent example
~ b Ooopscticut she il . Republican
Shts-pssplsd BY The Pilgrims, but che
eai't stand equality Of races. No more
shpGld lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
il p
Mabbel's Superior Old
CABINET BRANDY, (neaIsAtsl,
UNEQUALLED REMEDY FOR

Diarrhea summer Complaint. Cholers Norbus,
Gripping Palma 10 the Bowels Cholic and Chronic
Diarrhps. II, u highly approved BY theMedic
d Faculty for change Of Water and Diet. Used
with great success in the Army Hospitals in vio-
lent cases Of Chsonic Diarrhea. This prepare
tlon is simple and harmless, unauthorized ex
preSSly IOE me0lcl0A use. 40
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Hsisek - Rsr6asin H. IiGo,lx "a.
= -, 9'il1ss Sp1l "a &. Ia
= family. A. sAsH sspuraH a. the CIR
happsasd p asst Tie ~ Of he Seu,tarr.
b (,ie i.AAa ~ ssulsd tbS eddactJ(t &
, 81 .t3lUls ssh4'
= IIous ~ MI ~ dddseys- aa, ia
!. lfa neGFe uay bspaa1sksd for Us.-v
- keaas ~ aay u ~ <o1s 8 ! ~,
A64001DoD&(1e Il $50 g.sS tsFcIF Jst-0 y
:, :. r. xtass f ~ ~ " paSish1d sSr
= ,;a:: e :; Sat$: I'll ., 8; a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

A PEW days ago, railroad train. with
several buedssd soldiers. returning to their
homes In Ohio. passed through Ashland, in
tAetStatr, On ~ Atlantic and Great West.
en- KailUay. The internal tax assessor
visited i for the psrposs Of sscsrtsining
the political opinions Of the boys in blue,
vesssaPeo. says tho Fort Wayne Ssssi-.
..~. E4gy9 tss8
without An instant's hesitation those
whom be addressed sent to tho ear Of the
easea!:hed asseAicr ! deafening response
~ Aergan. the white snan's candidate |!
psatsd again and again, without diAcord
ant eoaud aleug tie whole line Of cars =
,hurTah for Morgan, the white mans candi-
dste, and down with the Niger equality
pe4yTf' a-tr4sfssxYts 1Ffn 1~t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
z1D':::;;s;:s:'e:ss#!f'.T


The NEST wonderful discovery Of the Age.
WILL POSITIVELY RESTORE GRAY HHfI
TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, vheth.v black,
esowp q ~ urn, and being . delightful dress.
gsalmoarts 70 il beautiful glossy and heal
thy appearance. Il will also promote growth
Of new hair on bald heads. where the glands or
roots o. the hair are not disorganised and ef-
Z a6svs faEl,{ = 3 ~ rslse6sI
TED001s1J1O1gON., Propr1eaors
MANCHESTER, N. n.
Sold in Davenport by STEVENSON i CAR
NAHANt Smith Dryer. general agents, Chi
cage s. .jysi dAwsm'
No RECvGNlTlON.
The Southern people have given up oil expec-
tations Of being recognized, and it is equally diff
icnlt to Recognize NOr1heEners
H. tS.' s:;4s . & s., ~ = :. hair
under the wonder working influence Of
lcmR9sTA1DORO'e DaAlR DIE
Wbica plin2s ,,sr,saaesaly IA their Atesd soch
blacks and browns nature might mistake for
her own. Manufactured BY } CHalsrApoaO, No.
8. Aston House Ney- York. Sold ~ drsgsists
sApplise b ~ H. tssssetA hl' 7is'' ~
AlDcOck's Porous lSDasles S.
Druggist said the other day, you have no need
- edvesttss yoar eorons RiaAlers. for every one
sold certainty causes a dozen TO be sold, and
dozen sells gross, and 50 on. You will not be
able TO supply the demand soon but we can
supply Thousand yards day.
AFFECTION oy zns sssxa cuasD.
HAR1yoRD. Conn Nov. II, 1861.
yAeosssf pHosAs AAcoCa 4 CO.-Please send
With dn1atch. tvelse dozen Alleoek's Porous
l'9asterA ppr daily experience confirms their
very superior excellence. At this moment Of
Writing: +. m -. sPplies for one. WHO. ~ entsa
10 hGsken, spine severely injured, AMI wasSbr
hearty a year entirely helpless This man found
relief very soon by the application Of plaster to
his spine. Aeswss mon enabled to work, and
now he labors as well rs ever. He would cheer
fully pay % for ssingle Plaster il they could mot
prisd thas surgeons do not make use Of /, ese
perforated plasters, 70 the exclusion of all 9TH
ers, IS Their aexibllity snd adhesive"ess are
greatly; in slvsncs OF ii other pIasters with
which am acquainted; while the perforatioas
peculiar TO their render them greatly superior
ing TIE pAsters to be 40 usefui, have no scru.
pies that my sentiments should be known
rr~3 J. W. JOHNOS, NJ. d.
Psincipal Agescy, Brsndreth House. New
York. Sold BY dealers in Medicines. sepso
DURNO's CELEBRA1 ED CATARRH SNUFF
10 the best knevn remedy for Headache, Cold in
the Hea sn"isie. Imperfect voics B.sehi a;:
rase arising from the nasal orgsns. Sight. hear
ae. taste, and smell are frequently rufned BY a
cold in the head. The gas generated b. he use
Df TIL snuff cleanses the entire head, and re-
stores proper articulation. Its effects ar pleas
Mt and wtnderful. It contains no tobacco, nor
,ther injurious ingr edient. Colleges, Societies,
States, and most eminent ofthe n1edical faculty
have awarded it testimonials and prcmiums.
Sold BY al Druggists for e25 cents per box
Can be sent BY mail on receipt q 80 cents for one
box, Or 81 for four boxes. Address,
JAA DURNO, p. q. Box 1886, New York
Wwholessle By DsNAs BAsNsgA Co., N. 7. jel1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

Tns Missouri Democrat thinks the Demo.
cratic pssty 10 sadly demoralixcd, because
% many = tts members endorse "a Rspub.
lican edmipistrasion."
whas1l the matter with the Republican
prrty. when - many Of its members de
noance and assail ~ Republican admins.
isf.}'osr y he parv ''demoralised. y q
= tired, q discouraged or b it mer,lv :
little costivsy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

F1TS-A euak CuAR fer these distressing complaints IL
nov made known In u treatise Foreign and
FITs-Nssive Herbal PREPARATIONS, published ~ Dr. O.
-Pns1ss .Raowh. The prescription Was furnished
FIIs-him Ia such provdential manner that he can.
mot cohscentionsly refuse 20 rake It knovn %
fITS-it has cured everybody who has used h, never
having failed 10 . single case. 1t is equiiy sure
SITn csses as of Dyspepsia, and TIE ipgreii.
-ents may be obtained from any druggist. Ssxr
FlTs-FnrE to ~ on Teceipa Of ave cent? to prepay
-post1Kc, &c Address Dr.. q. PHELPS BROWN
FITs-No 10 Grand St.. Jersey City, N. J. (mariA-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
aas proved issslf sqsal 10 he tax u
's''' -''' D1URETCs

Initiate - drsssA NJ Kidneys, md ~ eSnseas
Sse socn lead 70 chrosic dsgsnsrsti0s ~ co.,
We pfesenst ~ Constitutien Water v ~ ~
nc with the conviction thAk il he 10 eaasl II ~
Leving the class Of diseases for which i has been
found sDelhinestly sucssssfAI lef curing, nd -
trust thqt We shall b rewarded fer our enoFts u
The requirements o. patient esd physici6o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

4: e: e; I'VE Y: :: xI:!:a':|
The =. .se s.ae.l6s 81 , N
hebes & sauyllg Rs0ksk Cea6ly, thslr
saly hops = y swap votes IL such . nan-
ne = v esssse ~ sasstise n - - IN II
their caadids&es.
The A4lsstag aAta ybss-sd nett< lsf- 6
Stase THE year: Wiseoosin, Minnsssta and
lswA asthsk ssoa,ar .slseAian. -Ths. ssss-
sssa vas sspssstsly voted upon in Colorado,
IT ~ sss4Ais ~ known.
Wsr - ~ ak Il giving neeross the
right = vote, and deny the sane privilege
|s00evou1Ua. H ~ uothesx VfvmrSn
sisters lee intslliee7t A>ae4lAAf icasi
Attic wissosIlSd. hid 1. eJS,,5
don in Madison, 0sa. n. G. Hobsr, Of
Calumet va nominated for Governor, and
D. W. Haxes. Of washisgton, for lieuteu-
a9tGpvsfpaAa a0 ss..>
|Tns sa{ H. sli.y \ q. o.tS r.sai, Cd
hvy( by1hd4sw @soitutie Of MIS-,
ssun b " 1ssSosss cass nsving tss6
made up for hat purpose, which will b.
carried 70 The suprsos court.
| Bill vandsvsr, who 10 said Il, haeeuaae
800, 600 out Of cotton in Ark6nsA 81
!a'ls to cancel his old debts about Dubuque
had better stay Il home II hs wants Stone
clected.-Scovt.
Gov; toaxtrtie flp4f aspF spspeh
q the C1urt -, lask ~, 6oldlr ahd
Il detdntty proclaimed his endorsement Of
negro suffrage, and defiant'y allowed that il
elected governor, be would recommend to
the General Assenlhly, 1ha massage On
oct providing for the striking out Of the
u word " Whits," in the constitution. Is Scout
"Nor A Mons HoxenABLE OvrIcE TO BE-
IVY --sDn hg ~ psesidsnay ef Jseksen
a minister offhe gospel vas Introduced by .
mutual friend. TO solicit an appointment to
office. The psesiden "a. icipe&,pg u OBJ
ject, 0b6sTved have not more honor
able Office to bestow upon you than the one
you already have The voters VI Polk
tousty will, % the 10th ssy OF Octot,cf,
give similar answer to the Reverend An
drew jackson Barton. Let him take the
rebukc, and thefeaAcf attend = the af,pso-
4 pirate duties Of his sc ed Office. State
Register ,,
The sdhoe Of The Rsgisssv must have been
thinking Of stones reply to the Methodist
preacher, who applied for chaplaincy in
the army, when be wrote the above. ~
had ny ssay, could dvies cpery' one 81
youd-m preachsrs out Of the iXase. "--Soout.
.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

WAsaixoroN, Oct. 6.-The President has
ordered the release Of Gov. Chs. Clark, OF
Mississippi, who has been . prisoner for
some months past ct Fl. Pulaski pear s.
vanhah. ~ :
Madame Octavia Severt, the autho. SO, OF
Mobile, Ala, hsd an interesting CONVERSE
ton and interview with the President this
morning. II Il Understood that she is so.
liciting executive elemency for Gen. Beau
regard.
The rebel Gen. Gideon j. Pillow of Tenn,
called upon the President to-day, returning
him, thanks for his consideration and gen.
crosby in extending to him an amnesty par
don.
The usual crowd of pardon applicants be
siege the Presidents doors this morning,
Notwithstanding the new ordse requiring oil
applications for pardons to be presented to
the Attorney Generals office. The Presi-
dent granted 4S amnesty pardDns to dAy,
Al Of which were to virginians, none Of
whom were Of any prominence. however.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

CoNsrifVTfOS WArkR IL without doubt, the only
~. ici a'aoass ana we have as much
am will krodace sleep, and truthfuly s.y that il
~ csrsa evsfy'csse ~ which u has bees used.
cuo~,, III
OlONb IN The BLADDER, CALCULUS.
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT.
~ ETC ETY.,
D;...... .,;.;n. c.... e..,.-
p.r YER 1 nsn o.h.s and y Z.
WY" ~" p spsed'y c'redsy ne ialetst tA
C0NSJ!TpTlON WATER r, N
CONSTITUTION WATER
S CoSsTIrTTios wATE*
THE ONLY kNOMM REM KDY rOR N
Ia i: o 81 kSow \! \ sEMEby lSk
THE Only Known RErERy rH HH
..a'-.-
n1A n rSsSsrNS,
Ola b6IES.
rRRrT ALTON nc Tt1r NrCv ~ ~tfr
nj Innrp 1Asrr Anas : T1n~ ~ aHH
DAn DDEn, INT LAMMATJUN VI
81 THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH N@
or THE BI.ADDEA, !. ass.f l.
HTkAN&3UAAY An RIIRNIN(3 mr. 70 Nm.
Full URlNATING. .-ee
For the diseases it !, sraly sovefesss remedy.
gre dose has been known 70 relieve the most NJ
ssa. sym w. .sa..t,.. III. a. - -
~, Are yTu .fUaD,ea WIN sass distressing ps,n !.
the small Of the back and through the h,psf 4
rssss a.y q the ws'sr VI"
.,,x,.-- s.
PHYSICIANS
H.,. IN. .,e.., v;v.. ~, ~. =. =, 1919, A..
ssse. and only sss them for The wsss Of better
remedy. = $500
Coteslifaeffo,e uHcakes.
..HsH -. rsat q.
,oi 81, suos re-" 'q' 70 TIE tax nat h'' g
OIURETC0
~ssssM 81 s'tii
fr,HeAe - ar...A ~. ..s..,. !. s.A..
y. .: .eoe i..a . elros,s s:s.s.i.:;s: = :ss-
NJ r;,6 ~ c..s; ..'s ~. 4. -. ~. y ~
iev;n~ X cis.s ~ J;..s n y - ~ n -
S.1 ~ \. ~ S.cn = p oesn
trust shss 8 shs = rss.rdeS ~ ~ s,s. \;
Ilse;ss . vsis1oie remedy il , on g .e.s
he requirements d pstisat ssd physieias.
nneAni REARf MEAhs
- -T.i's.-- -.T- In '4
DAsvIlE, r. June : 1851. ". =. Orcer
sss ~ 80 -. ~ r. So ~ q. e'c.ss W.
thas txo galiess n vstsr = tsessy-tes. hsurs.
49, o0I&ed 20 81 up = oisen ten q Twelve ttnee
aos1sg sae nagns, - :. ~ aseaths - aecst
procured ~ 5o,sjss y
Ter. pdis tSo Ssrs 80 ss,Ds q 4 sSs;s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

0ss. 0sAHr, according 70 Philadelphia
nswspapst, has again given his opinion On
ne Aosses dessrine, and announced tia,
Aaximilian must leave Mexico, The Gen.
cal 10 I'D = ksss ~ tho s,ass tline IN
Csaada.I ssf AesS no snahcistious Of poll
y attributed p .Qraat sines 10, beean biz
sxteadsd tour. Msaers - ars thsss utter
aaesA NY ~ csasidsrably too voluanipous
ed frequent to seeevd with the STYLE Of III
sepusseaatAee. otAat & ~ d ~ ihabi,
- ePsskias - sltsn = tviss il th,,>
9snses - IL - susjSs4 ed tAsSjsers
~essesA dssa ~ Philadelphia tspsr'
- - invohtioa.
sntssd6. 1loesSs See.psaac: Il 4.
.s.i.asissS ~ NV York De nu.oaearassvI' s.
u saseo x Ssdis5esy Il stass, ths radiesls
Aass been busy II their efforts to "uatir
- telnt" iGaisif kia. 1hsy hsvs nads
- = ~ h ~ allsg1tsSa tiht hs cd
80 xitA Gen. Sher.sas in his s.peees
ss>pash~ Nth O.. "a, 81 a. ~
eeeeaAa still ipaists thes !. -. 80. !.
.s.. ss' :, Asat : VIZ % sot y ~.
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% .<-~~---A
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ss.saes saelsals 81 hsa ces,.s1;...r s
- :.AsslE - - ~, sslnya = -.
aeel9e aeep sgset'' vAish -. -. a.
cs:.ss r. - = have e az $3.50
49, u. ~ -. Z, ~ q =. ffsideet ssost
- 49, = Cssssssiss( 8. ::,' 4
-, IN II ~ n!g;sN Al thsy - ~.
81 = - - ~ soc.e Z. ~, ~ ,
Aa1Ufblro1o1ot9. 'Assv,r i.,,..s - q
.1t1os> .s1 $50 tsssS
nniiss 81 81 nsgsa uoisusi'. ,asesi - Is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

/ !! . ll! 3
Maerlmoa1al. sWHY EVERY Nh
~ sheald marry. Why every sena. shesii
ssnssd Marriage Guide and Medical Adtiser' N,
EARL, I. D.. 80 pp.; ms,le1 pvespvSns4
= cssled envelope. for 70 cents. Sx66$SH
:. y nme -se-s Nov York. sgl1-sos
- yeag SnAn rwnRrY YsAss sssarvr
v.sIlAH nAfa DYE Aas stssd tAe ~ Il ~.
~. esssseeuy iacseoae9 q DuheIe favov.
TINS vkNEtIAN 0A1o pE0ts Ne b1AanA snGaaen
: :sss s.. !: .s 5. i:: S s.s ~. ~
THE nA1o DHg b 9ansfactsred b. prcrisss 30.
-. vhaeh ee1sss Y inentsly sspssos = ssg ~ IN
r1n1n1namDAui10prU& 1sr1Sas
rssks1. v6leA eenessjly slmp,I1ss - sps(icssioa
As{ = :s =: e.: :: -. -. !.
= y psoAs~ss psvsetly natural color o. ~ ssSS
nat desired. from sich brown TO jettv sstvto1s
nlacs that viii not sast evoch, sain The ejotkns
lave - cenes and yos vi Be convincsd eold 81 =
pr.esis.s and ssncy 0ocas Dealers.
oe9l-l1y 4. !. MATHEWS kanuf>eturer
DBMAe oARuM = co. Nee Yark lholeao,a enunAa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

-
& jacob Schiller, recently Keeper Of saloon
under the Ogilvis House. died very sudden
ly yesterday. He was formerly member
Of the I'd Cavalry, and wss busler in the
regiment Auscotine Journal
BAyARD TAvLes.-Ws are glad TO learn
that the Young Mems Christian Association
has entered into negotiation With Bay ard
Taylor for lecture from him ct this place
under their auspices. .-Iosca CITY Rep.
Rsv. ". W. ALLsK.-Ths Couucil Bluffs
Ne"parsI says W. w. Allen Of the. Con
gfegatisnal Church Of that city 10 lying dan.
ssrously i'll at Fers Kearny. ie
DAarN0 RoBBsRY Monday night the
hardware store of S. II. Curtis, Esq was
entered by hurglars, and the safe blown
open and robbed Of $1,000 to $1,000. The
money belonged to Mr.. Curtis. the Express
Company, and persons who had It deposited
in the Safe for safe keeping. No clue has
ret been obtained. The papers, notes, &c,
which we're in the safe, we're taken into 4
'tage coach bacA Of the post Office. and
hses leit. II WAS one Of the most daring
on record. The county il infest~
ID With set Of black legs and villains, and
,smp 10 the only thing that will stop them.
Waverly Pnoenir.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
TIE GREAT CURE FOR
All Diseases Of the Stomach, llv.
err and Bowels =.

The sick and suffering have always felt the ne
cessity for safe and trustworthy medicine. free
from calomel aud other corrOe.ve minc.css'
which, willie act.ng gently and .ssaS1s tIoouc
strengthen and regulate the internal organs as
to enable them to perform their proper functions
without a continual resort to medicinal aid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09
.Lgh .l.N 1901 fiA .i -lt4f.93 .ls .4at
FOkTiFlES TRE SYSTEM AGAINST TIE
EVIL EFfrcrs OF uSwnoLrsoNH
F. t+ WATER. n Ei si

TIVE BEST TONIC IN THE wORID.-Thev
= iovigorate. strengthen and give new W. %
the system. They verk like magic. apd wiuoure
al cases Of Dyspepsia Debility Int rmittent ".
yer, IiarrhRa. Scrofhia, Gout, Gravel. Jsun-
diee. Nesvsss AAections Liver compiaiht Loss
Of bpstits. Heartburn, Biiioss Ohoiic, Cholera
nor6us, Fever and Agse. Rhsumaaism, 6alt
Rhoun, Ses-sickness, DO. ic..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

RerERkNCES-w. B. Osdsa, New Y,vk.
President .. 4 n. ". B. "; Prise = Co. -.
ees. Sev YsEk; AAaiisss.1 c., Cs6s;ss:ai
Ogd:a, Fleetwood Co, Chicago Townsend
iHs;esi 80 80 ~ :;s ssl :y Ssaf Si1
Cuics1e ]. 7. Scannoa, Baaker, Ohieaeo O.
=. Thompson, Prss't r. 4 n. r 4; J. r. i.ee.
vtla Ranksf, Walsslee. IswA eGaa-oms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-09

STRAN0UARY AID BURNING, ORPHAN.
IN Full URlNATING. 3ese ~
For the diseeses it II tsaly sovereiss remedy
and too much cannot be said in it, prsiss. 4 sim
gle dose has been known 70 relieve the most ur
gent symptoms. .Dh e Una tsbi
Are you troubled with that distressing pain il
the small Of the back and through the h,psf A
teespoonfnl dsy Of the Consultation Wsaer Will
relieve you like magic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
men. of the One Hun,tred and Fifty-thrd New York
under Lieutenant T. p Bdr,,s.

mspt Of the One Huntred and Fifty-third New York
under Lieutenant T. p. Bdrcs m
~ ooMuuMoAnoH WIZ FLORIDA.
M NJ A. Cohen announces tffst on Saturday the
steamer Fountain commence regular trips 70 Patka
Florida, via Daren Brunswick st. Mary's, Tssnandina,
Jacksonville and Pcolata This is most popular enter
PRISE and causes much qualification among the business
men.
NEW CITY REGULATIONS -
Among the recent changes In the city regulations Is
the abolition Of the military police, composed OF detail
ed soldiers and the substitution OF patrols from the
Provost Marshal's Office The police system thus abol-
ished most unsatisfactory. With goou men az Inc
head OF IT, It never succeeded Tho Inducements 70 cor
ruption among enlisted men, getting only niteen collars
per month, and suddenly placed in positions OF great
responsibilities and temptations, could not be expected
to operate favorably.
Another change is the granting Of few retail liquor
licenses 70 responsible parties Before aes ana Wines
alone could be disposed OF by the glass legally inc con-
sequence was that nearly all the dealers violated e
regulations and soldiers boasted they could get al the
liquor they wanted. Now, General Davis intends 70 pun
ish vigorously all nractons OF the order forbddng tno
sale Of liquor TO soldiers SO civilians and oces can
now openly for twenty i've cents per drink march up
any bar and openly procure whskey punches gin COCK
tails, or brandy smashes The barkeepers CONSIDER TINS
the dawn Of civilization the first recovery OF their long
lost civil libertiea And so do the drinkers
Y COTTON.
Tho quotations about stated In my last despatch
for uplands, with nothing doing In Sea Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
Court OF Appeals.
ACTION on A POLICY OF INSURANCE.
Opinion OF Judge Davis.


N1tAdniel Smith and onosaer, Executors Of JaSseAee
Smat, dc, appellants, cs 7Ae Mechanics and BGde'r
F'vs fns~csce Company rcpondent. -where the policy
II insurance describes the property insured as being
two story frame building used for winding and coorine
ana for the storage Of spun yarn does not heFs
by warrant that such building TO continue to DC thus
used. Such statement in the policy Is awarrant a.
tho Of the premises presents only and Is not 70 p
deemed a containing warranty o. 70 the future use o
such building The insurer wishing 10 protect himsem
by continuing warranty as TO the future use OF sueh
building, mus. do so by language plainly importing sssh
an intent WHERE on account Of the character Of shs ss
Of the property insured special rates are requra V 3
paid and the policy contains no warranty OF Continues
nse = change or such use keeping within the SANE
character calling for the same spso.. Ss,ss Vim
In sucb case Il for the jury To find the fac
whether .k has been y such r chan Sss
thereby greatly decreased s competent Judgment ~
yarscd and new trial ordered.
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rHE mayor ON THE srRxEr CLEANING rMBROGbIo.
TIE Board OF nsssmes yesterday afternoon, the
Prosseps Mr. HAYES IN tho chair After the minutes OF
tho, previous meeting we're read and approved the fol-
lowing message was received from his Honor the
MAvoRs o,rsex NEW York, Julys24, 1865
To rgr HoNoRABLE aBR. COMMON CoUNcn:-
honorable bod rcsoutio ns on the sub
ees Of the contract for ccenng streets and the condition
of the Streets anacaled therein on me f such recon-
nendaons as in IisJudgnent would appear appropriate
A statement OF lnenaty of the sssctors to clean
the streets il set crth he nducement for the adoption
OF the resolutions, bat nothing mensoned with refe
renee TO the prevented the contractors dis
charging their dutos In proper manner Their cant.
men and aborsss driven from ahe streets by
fnce their property Was destroyed sad combination
formed to prevent their hiring work Ben Under such
circumstance twoua have been UNJUST have held the
contractor that dgorous responsibility which would
been ppar In case OF failure growing out o. their
The emergency alluded 10 in the resolutions has hap
PLY passed away and enabled to congratulate your
honorable body that tho contractors have suaouned
the emba srasseots OF their position and that he streets
are now avery credsabe corshiion with respect TO-
while, therefore, have no recommendation except 10
second tho Contractors in tbsr audable and zeaons
endcavoss carry tho requirements Of their agree
ment 4 foel Il my duty to suggest TO your honorable
body ee proriety Of amentiag the ordinances organ
izns the Cay Inspeeors Department 5, ss 70 reduce
deas sres inspectors ordinance distributors ana fore
mon Of s.eepers and dumping grounds most OF the
Mo poke II selfeyident that much OF The City
inspectors Department connected with she opera
tons OF street cleaning becomes superfuous by the adop
ton ana success Of contract system the large
here oore paid for ITS support should be saved TO the
city O. GODFREY GuNThnlt, mayor
The paper was ordered on file,
ooNDrrDN THE CIT TREASURY.
A communication was received FROM the Comptroller
relative TO the city finances
The balance in NE treasury July swas 5000 ls2 q
Receipts i,VosoSo %
| Total. ,94s III 0s
Payments ....................... SOL 094 II
/ Balance July "
After she adoption OF number OF general orders and
papers from the Board OF Aldermen the Board adjourned
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save money. viii also prevent great rush In the Ia
Of the year for COAL when the prices might be run up
high figure which would be q heavy tax upon sn n
who can only afprd 10 purchase cool - they rsqu"
dnghg the wintee season H ,,,
The miners md aborers generay acquissG ~ hss
the reduction 81 80 and 40 per cent onther wages %
regon We repeat that this reduction ought not @ Dc
pushed further with the present rulns prices o.
where wages have been ruling at about UNIFORM pSs.
But coal operators inform US that In some S
miners have made from 50 TO $sa day working 1y von
tract In those they have asked lor sG
OF SO per cent Where such Is the case on per oe @
not be too great reduction but we presumo eIo ai9
not many such cases In one instance, we are
by an operator that three at his coeIy aae On
ernor OF Pennsylvania is only 600 year. ana mouse
rent free. u
The trade sums up this week Is folows q compared