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e H'ioo. Te therefore went into Office
with a large majority Of ';e American
people opposed 70 tie Administration.
ihe'e VS. A. that Time majority CT
twenty seven members Of t'e House Of
; Representatives, in Congress, ia orpo-
sliion 10 President Lincoln. There
was q majority OF SIX members Of the
senate q IT, Jnitt:; States opposed to
h'ra. @,aG, .ir, a l-aaicri.y Of the Su-
preHle Court Uf the Uni.ed States
Mere orp"sei to the avowed principles
o; the E.cpuoi;>a;i party, wE:ch elected
Mr.. L!nco!.!.. Where, then: was the
power OF the President to iniare the
;ooe,: or iavades the consc l,ut@na!
I;gu;s .! the S:outaern States? lie
~as in !. minority in both Houses Of
Con, ,ress, anu ia tho Sarr=ma Court,
w1sn d large maJocity Of lie American
ieo9.e opposed /" INN. He was pow
e!.a-s. No legislation coal.i be had,
and '.o :..ppin..nen= II de. without the
approval G: l:.e Southern States
through I,- Dc:rocr;sic party. The
c.2r'i'sl 81 i'ry>i'.e:t Lincoln wa, then,
no lti>t 1ronnt! ,ur secession
t|,l it .,aS ur@ed. Mr.. Chairman,
that ne Ne.ut..san parry would. soon
obtain The ,:%ce.i-encE IN boiA Houses
o; te'Sre,xi, :.".; then 1he cons1l,u
tionil rights q! tie Southern States
wouiI'b be destroyed TAere was nc
reason for t:Hs assertion, when We
reflect .taas !, M ior;ty Of the !oop.e OF
t..e Jnfle,: Statt-, we've oppose! To tie
principles Of tho R-puoiican party
-Ad".t, however. Tor argument. ,i.,t
the pres;4cu and his panty might be
m the ascendant. and would make
"ag.>>stors o.. S3u.hcrn rights and
institutions. .i'i.en, 2i:', We should
'!aca lat' -ha Whole D-nrcracv nf the
<o:- :''i.y;'- @o'.al 5.c': "!c:a'ad
e'ons'''.t's:' a"s st:;nd:n& by the
Scu;I'. AM. # war had .'cora, :.
would have been a, Tie North. where
the people were divided, and cot E:
tie South. wo..le they we're all unieC
1t would have been a civiI, rs well as
s'c}lonat war, ia Tie Union. ard 45r.
nc Con>e 9. ;:4a Un:cn. But.
~. there was n'.. lie slightest proba.
billy q sacn an issue lhe h.pnh-
;:an parry voted almost uire:!.;.;.cus!y,
II toaeTe>,, III l9yl, that they s&.! 20
.'.aer 10 .,"c.fc. { with slavery il ;ha
y
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power, would na:. Looked upon US
with scorntul Jealousy.
Bu+, NJ. Chairman, tie .nadnes:
and folly cf ;l.s Southern States, in
commencing this revolution, is row
r.aniies5 to all. There vas :sn"ticism
at the Soat.l, "s we'll as a. the North.
Pai;tlciaas d:d al .hey cou,t;, IL both
sectiogia, to 81: op .Ae worst passions
Of tAs su'a4n heart, and mas, the
peop.3 forge. they wers f-!!oc citzeus
Of one great iseaab!ie. We were
to'd th:, lie 2;o:;hefp rao2'3 would
nc. fg t, ,.4;.t there wouid is ~, war,
aud of-s we're made to drink III the
blood tia. wo;..i 10 s!sc! History
sh"nil 'A:.'> ',::sh: .hes, i!:@t 40 great
Co:7r":"ea.: TX, o4fs, erer vas, or
ever 4o'.!d b, b'".1ca up without war
an. al is dire caasequ=@css.
How was Il: ,,.;r. E..a:.:@@n, :'lat the
SoutheTn S. a.>aS - ..;;..>l in. ....a;r reoe!-
'ion1 [. Is tru- lie contest vas a
H'o=t UNEQUAL c":--eis.l: millions Of
pcraaas f-l't'ag a=a'cs. twe1ty.two
nailiions: I'll" OK. ln.vims n;:ther
Govtr.Apen', Yr;i4yy: napy q maHEt.c.
iure:; an1 tie ..:.;y navia- ii. these,
with an iMaax of ,y'@ let's i! !. south,
ern negr2ss +, iacsen. ihe;r .,renotL.
l.ie >,ou.i,arn peop, ~ a., i: 3ol>iva
eAti.usia>;@ peop!, but key ,,-&..s ,'ia
\ =
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SUMTER .Ir1N 10 lS65

I'M and after Juy 10, trains viii run
~ triweekly over this road, as follows:
Leave. Kingsyille every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 4 A5 -. m, for Pee
Dee and all stations on the Chernw and
Z r!;ngton ard North eastern Railroad
y rensers reaching Charleston same light
.;eturninS-Arrve at Kinesvlle every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at s..i2
p. m, troul ary Of alc points indicated
above HENRY M. DkANE,
.'uIY il u General superintendent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

f-x IT, - * -
= Ma sss 81 psspsss. IN thsss ~ llnss',
a. saaenss v deSs say coaso,a lon from
=. .,,ssie q ne lsss, 9lec3eas-as ~ -
s..rS ltyA ths ibSsdAaslsa sAas vsrsceiss
~. ~ S6risus SlitsslsetaaSisl M cast
ern. ID ~ isdisativs 'ofatbs success 81 the
nsueerseis ticket II isss, Il isprstty gen
srslls enesdsa that every Stass ~ be-
kssd IN election recently, haa 1h6wn
strong pertislity for Rspsblicsa candidates.
II IN liz rsssrns. % isf. " have been IN
sbis 70 dad scarce . crum Of consclatioa.-
; Hat vhas Of that Because the sGiss' -
dark, 1t IL not b. &c ppessd ttas there d NO
heee for the future. Because the Deuoe-
ny are in tts minority today. - them
mot lose jot Of that faith whsseon thsir
principles are founded. Hours Of advsssi-
y and trial sheuld alse.bs hours Of watcb-
falness and untiriag sctioo. Eventually
there ~ili b. : change. and theh our turn
will cone. = rs2 r.,
OF course The Rspublicans ars jubaaot
ever their sueosssss. They hsve The light
To b 20. They have proated BY the false
steps taken BY the inprscticabls leaders 81
the Democratic party ssvGsl ysars ago,
and in thei- repeated victories they hsyii
good reason 70 b rejoiced.
FR pastiealass = 70 the pe,itieal turn o.
Affairs In the several States that voted on
Tuesday, ws, refer 70 on, tslsgraphic, psws.
Il % not nseesaary for ~ to publish such
nsws twice 10 the same Issue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
DIABETES

10 disease u the stoneoh ard kves, eb1isg
through the kidneys.- asd is. without dosbt. tks
moss Sbetieaie dissass. except rdnssmpsios. thst
a6ects The human conslitStios. Ne hsvs ssstaes
tof dtscussing causes, but viii stale thas ihs r.
eCs or the dsensc h the conversion Of TIE starchy
Seincipss tor vesssshss po,tis.. u me iosdJ into
sasas which stimulates Ne kidneyslte aa sasss-
th ss scrsvs e ".ssr $50 49, = H.
pass large qssntities dtfiak w dsy. "a -
osstgee y ges>Un efom one % Sheen q twenty
timIs issiax The night. No sottcs'k tahen e 4
uusl their tenton . called tothe large diechares
~ waseS. ~ o1ssu When u 10 - ~ 1AviRced d
% y. beyssd the ssetsoa o. o. dinesy ssnedSes.
Another symptom d tho -sxusne th1ssA which
when the dissase i fully sstablished, IL istalere.
ble-6Ae pat1ikt 4riaHS c'asfoNtly setslORs Sssse
s.si:esS; slso drys<ss ofthe mouth. erSekiss q
the lips, eweet brsssh. IN the msss sdvseeed
ceses. end finally loss ofappetits. sssoistiss. sad
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
= CoHss1fufIox WAisa Il without doubt, he Only
ksown remedy fcs 1tsAses, and " hsvs % mSch
sesedense thsa il u spsrfAc = - have tina ~.
~ viii produce sleep. and I. sshta1t ~ thaf Il
he's cured every csse in which Il hsa bsse used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

Nj. o. ~. Dvshs haa sp~neds ~ -.
~ q N. Ayr. Aieegssa sssnsy.
~ zbsrsss says Nns6a1sS b 7Aif,v
ND = aisA ,aes'u. Il
;. Is, s:,.1 ~, s:.S ;i, :,e.. ,..s;
The sid annual Social Gathering Of Ii,
ConSrsgational Church Il Muscasina. ma
held on Wednesday lest
fssr,g heA ~ @ollass stp,es fsvmIAin
while . n drinking spree in Muscatins
dossesy, . few Days ego. -
The lat National Bank Of vinton. n. D.
rEOtey. PRESIDENT, and 8. II Watson, Cash
Ter will commence business soon.
Q. W. Smedley has bought the Warren
5!ihs % Of6nk II Mahasks county. fcr
which he paia $4,000.
J. B.. Game, Esq., Tor fiftesn yearsA a.
isen Of Muscatine, died on Tuesday last.
after lingering illness. His income for The
vt yser sas ~ eNisa in hat coussy. !
The eiopemsnAsase 4 Dutuaus has come
70 > conclusion BY thu rsturn Of tLe gid.
Esther hsha'a PIymptoh. She was found
It Monticello. ILL.,, wo Ming in . h,sel.
job" Becker had his face shockinelv
mans'ed,' BY the falling Of large picee Of
rock, whias mining near Dubuque few days
sines. He was not expected 70 survive.
Judge ConkIin Of the 9Th Judicial District
has resigned on ecesupt r ths inssaacieney
OF the salary. 1t 10 supposed that he will
be succeeded BY Capt. N. n. Hubbard Of
Marion.
The snow was nearly two feet deep in
tie vicinity Of Nc0svgor On The ldse SaGur.
Day in Ocsobsr. Railroad trains were T.
lsyed, and travellers and catus suffered Ne.
verely.
The United States District Court meet
at Dubuque on the 2lst inst. Among the
Cases 10 10 tried are four cuunterfeiters Of
Treasury notes and two mail robbers
Several cases Of alleged violations Of the
Internal Revenue Law will b idsssties
ted.
Tama county, at the last election. voted
$4O,0 in bonds and 100000 ssscs a
swamp lands 70 the stock Of the Iowa Cen
trail Railroad Company. The Marshall
county TImes says these bon:s are worth
the paper they printed on aud no more, be
cause the courts have decided il unconsli.
tu;ional for counties to issue bonds for rail-
road purposes.
MATRIMONIAL TRAGEDY. we understand
that some 10 years sgo. man by the name
Of Wallace left his wife aud two or three
Ct ilJrvn At 0,andvie~ ard went 10 CaIifor.
MA to try his fortune in the gold fields OF
the West. For several years letters we're
receive" from the absent husband, but err
wards they celscsl to come, and the wife
surprising her husband dead aud she wild
~. married ags,n, aud lived With husband
No. 2 until few days ago, when No re-
TUNED from his tour IN The West ana elaine
ed his wife. who thought her Net love the
best. They went to the house Of husband
No. Q, took possession Il the furniture and
children and moved to Muscstine to ei joy
the rem lindcr oftheir days in pcsce While
We wish all happiness to the re unitetl couple
We extend our sympathy to NJ" .. whose
plea for even . he'd t. sleep on was denied,
aud who bewa,led hs condition BY saying
he would lot care only he had missed sev
esal COOL chances ~ marry other wo,sen
ana do well. but. alas. they have all passed
by Wapsito ate iigrncsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

cSves'y 81 The 1oth Century IL
DR.. Marks Sypisilitie Cure.

Z Sc soVSu IL pDOfu0Wt Mc0oc0u uDtoa
cSvery 81 che 1oth Century IL
DR.. Marks SypiBilitie cure.
This celebrated remedy Is = speedy. safe and rad
ical cure Tor Syphilis 10 the Primary, Sec. nd
AIRY and Tertiary stages
UNlsUM time mnrnemOriai there has existed in
e all LARGE CITIES 4 contagious SEX
UAL DISEASE, called SYPHILIS, which de-
l,ends upon special cause, that of y distinct vi
rus. is capable Of transmission by inucul .tion
Df. sN4lss'k's SylDhililic Cure.
IL the only medicine ever disc,veted that vii
CURE sYPH'Liflc and vExEHiAl nsskAsss in all tbs
| vArie and complicated iorius. and thoroughly
| ERADICATE the sYPBILIric PcfsoN o. vmus ~ stem
SYPnIiis is characterized by THREE DISTINCT
| srA0Es-frimmy. Sec. h,iary and Tertiary. Iii.
symptoms Of each stage is d-scrib. below anc
the price given per PACKAGE, 40 that persons Mt :
distance can order the medicine rcarisite Il
cure the particular stage Of disraae they suffer
First or Primary Stage Of Syphilis
| IL whtn the Chancres or Ulcers hrst appear The
patient should Immediately procure Dr. Marks
sYfnilrrsc cuRe, which coneists of one bottle
"Syphilic Cure" one box Pills. one bottl.
syphili,ic Wash. Caustic, Brush, Sponge. Soar
and Lint. Tnese are used 10 cure the first stages
Pr.ce, per package. 1880.
Fhs Second Stage Of Syphi(is
IL when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL
and may be known BY the following SYMPTOMS
liberation OF the mouth, throat, glands, scald
-' "'~'''~' .se"' e"nceFous soreS On the
The ana Xxi; ERUPTION. or the skin scroua
vii o,.! p pha $500 Uu ...ls ana throat ssil
!. ~, m;csrs..S ny IS. o..gss. = me throat
pr,cs ,.r ,,....'. 80" so as" II om"tcd.
w.sh. m!p..d sn so"v, .nc'"o'"s ih.os'
7Sird ~ Trt,nr" s $3.50 e.a:,:.
il known by thes. svwn,,.n,s o,ss ~
"a s.;arn 1880 Nooes or marc
he to;"ts ~ c"n,r.c.;n ~. ooIe enlargement. o.
hon.y snd ;.;,,s ...;... '.n "na pans IN the
Synh;,;t;c 'hcmm.,,,sn, $500 u Me bones
eic The 8, nhii;tc Cure md p;. oa oil, me parts
u nr: ..gss. rrlce, per package. ~.
a nsr h", Ivmh;i;,.o w.sS Per 81 ocstle; Pills.
Thro., W.sh ~ ~ . s". 49," per Do'tie /;
'"''"' "'" 49,; 80 ~. o""'e ey.
Adcsce 10 the AFFLICTED.
r. "esoel. uass y"o SYPHILIS ~ the PRIMARY sTAoE!
10 mot neglect an HOUR, Procure at once
Ur- Aark's Syphtlitie Cwrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
STANTON.
Extract from . 1eceat speech 81
Jehn van Doren.


Nov let 10 look 1t the Secrttsrv Of War
oecaose NJ Seward calls upon IA to indorst
n''n. Who Withdrew Mcclellan from be
fore Richnsonds The Secretary o. War
who laid down the rules upon which IN.
var vas TO be conductedf Stanton!-
Were did he lind the tacticst In Scott,
tactical mol In the book If Joshus. -
Laughter. and the Secretsr,
orEanized The companies : M eClsilsn va,
re"ovesi fos hts policy. ard nothing else
4 voics-"That's SOL BE- was removed
because Democrat, end young man, entI
was rising - hero and soldier, ana had
never been defeated. and men put in his
place like Hooker and Burnside, who were
always defeated. Now, when this removal
took place, il is we'll for you to undefstand
after the discussion IN Mr.. Lincoln's Cabi
net, there was one man, the Won Of an In
trepl Democrat, Who had edited Demo-
cratic organ intvlligently and rsxardIessly
through the smoke and strife ofbs,tle, with
jackson and Van Buren,, who st0od up alone
and protested against the removal Of Gen.
Mcclellan. and that was Mr.. Blair. who has
just addressed you.
II ~ said that Stanton was faithful In the
Cabinet OF Buch,nan; and M. Seward says
that ne saw in Stanton nothing obnoxious,
and that 70 will certify to his fidelity. Now
let me tel you fact about this man Stan
ton. Albert q. Brown, Q Senator from,
mississippi. the colleague Of J.G. D9vis,
Withdrew from the Senate about the same
time that Davis did, announcing that the
Union would be dissolved, and ne would re-
turn TO his constituents. Now, a. Brown
passed from the Senate, lie met Stanton,
and stanton said 10 him, ''You Az right -
That 10 the only way in which your people
can protect themselves; preserve the laws
and bring the North to terms" And this
- the faithful man for ~ HON Gov Seward
certitics. MIR. Brown made this statement,
aud know him personally to be man OIL
honor and truth, and President Johnson
knows. and, what is more hu,nilia.ing, Stan
ton knows him still he m, eht venture to
Ceny It when Brown could not come T.,
Washington. but I don't think he il big
enough sneak to deny It -ow. Stanton vas,
no doubt, rebel for months after the war
began. When Cameron was made Secrcta
- IS w.. -h~.v. C....-.-S ,.s si.lcs 10 he ah
honest. capable and intelligent man, who
bribed . member Of the Legislature with
$1,000 to vote for him - United States Sen
ator. and Governor Seward knows that lust
An well "a any olhc, man, and there is no
body that ne knows better, laughter there
was no man more open rn0uthcd than Il. M.
stanton in denouncing Lincoln's coercion
or the measures adopted to put kpwn the
South bv the aid Of arms. before he was
made Secretary If War. This il the tcsti
mOny ola member Of Buchanan's Cabi- ct,
who saw him every day in Washington. and
that IL the Secretary Of War for whom Gov.
Seward certlfies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

ia. :. ..o0-- ~ :. .sa
lnfAllIelE MAR RESTORATIVE I!
Thto q Ne HIATT Dive.


THE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
L prspa. ation hes met during the shcrs time il
il has been before the public hes induced the
thousands and tens Of thousands who have used
and attested / virtues, to prouounce Il the ONLY
and TRUE Hair Restorative. The Eureka has
been introduced into eli tue principal cities both
East and West, aud having faithfully perfo, med
Ill that IL canned for It. MS superseded al other
Hair Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair to its o, iginal color proven the hair from
falling out, BY causing = healthy condition Of tn.
scalp. impartsng to the hair soitness and gloss,
and youthful appearan chat no other liar pre-.
psrstion can produce. The Eureka u free from
all impurities or poisonous drugs, and csn BE-
used without soiling scmip or hands. Manuiac-
tured End sold, WHOLESALE and retail, by
kOBr FISHER, Sole agent.
No. IS NORTH FiNh etreee, St Louis Mo-
Fuller. finch / Fuller, wholesale Ag'iS, Chi
cago. Stevenson 3 Csrnahan, Agents, Daven-
port, and for sale BY I'll Druggists. Price d, 10
per bottle octl2 d&w6m
Z Cough, Cold, or Sore Threat.
REQUIRES inMtDnfs ATTENTION, AND snouLp =
CHEcksD " ALLOW ID TO coxYrxrE,
lPsisasiOn of aose IsuWs =. = Perma.
nent l'hrossa a Affection. Or N
lncor0ble 1.0mg Disease
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

re Consulnl,tives

The undersigned hasing been restored to
heath 10 . isw weeks. bys q very simple remedy,
after having sunsred severe yssrs with = s~vcrs
eng abe ton, aud that dread d.seass, Consump
lion Is anxious to make kn0wn 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure,
To all Who dcaire Il. he will send copy Of the
prescription used (ttee OF chsrxeh With the IL
REGIONS for preparing and using the same, hitch
tNey will lind sure cure for CoxsU .PBsos Asfu.
IA: BsoHcslTIs. C0usnA ColDs, &c. rhe OILY
object Of the advertiser in sesding the Prsscrp-
ton is to benefit the sflicted, and Up, esd iniOr-
ma',0n which he conceives to be invaluable; and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, q Il
will cost them nothing, and may prove . bless-
ing Parties wishing the p description = III plessr
address Rev. EDwAaD A, WnsOx, Willismsbure.
kinas (o,,nAw N T. noyl I'm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09
INsANE ASYLUM.

CT. vlNCENT,S INSTITUTION FOR TIE IN
ton established and cunducted by 9 Sisters Of
Cha, ity. Fosnded Aue. 10. 1853. The Insane,
Eptlyptic. Be- Of all depomicasions. Of both = =
en- and from ever state are admitted. For terms,
etc. sspply tst,N Hisesr Supssier, oest0 y +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

DssAsLED SoursrRx SolpfRns. --T The
Richmond Whig urges that Virginia should
at once provide for the MANNED and disabled
Of her sons who heesme 50 by serving in
tho late war. "Thc United States utSkes
care Of her mained keseee-{ MT the United
States cannot, perhaps, provide for techs;c.
q rebels' agaiHst hef authority. fhia
duty devqlyse npon the aOld Dessisslds. >
certainly some pFupse previsiea should b
made in. every. Sousheru State. Tho> tan
ts this tarp0ss willlalt eAiS(iy S1Sd ths
great estate ownefsS ~ wealthy men vhe
- 'nnesGpAs n iaslkaAQeeG igOs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

NIT0-A euss Cuns ~ tlsss dssesvosg eeRpjaint h
.-n"v made kuown n nsstise on Foreign aad
ely0-Nasive nessai preparations puhshed ~ Dr b
-PaaSo Bnowu. The prescription vas Msn,shed
RlT6-hiu 10 socb providensssi msnn.r shst ne
hot consc~ntiously refuse tn rske u ksovr, -
-hsvine failed IN single eass Il y equally ,ure
Rlf-in cases Of 1t. - Of Hyspcpsa, and tie icgs.i
-enss may ~ obtasn~6 ff~an any drsBgiss. ssnf
vlfD-rakx 20 ali n vscsspt Of Ave cents 70 p~epsy
--Vest1es. T. A.dse0 ~. o. Ra9Le9 Brown,
HIfe-Ne 70 0resd o., Jesss, CITY. n. =. (nasil-ir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

Tas vast colonial eutpirp II Great Brit
Elm 10 unparalleled in IL h,s16er or M
sae"s. her colonies-xli scquired since tn.
ss'sn o. Q"ee" Elisabsth-eubracs posses
IONS il Europe. Asia, Africa and America.
WIN : population Of above $50, 900, 900
whas In Australia and New Zealand mes
enesrss are fast rising up under the sv.v
= " bsitish crown. No othar kinedo..
q1stent q modern. has ever bad .r,ch .
t T. iadosneins every part Of ~.
vcs,d The Sour chief empires that q.
Segay prsvailsd On the earth tn. Che,s..,
Rossisn. 0recian and Roman. -. No. !. :.
epnp6fed With Il. - sh. ! :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

Some OF the ancient records Of the Cava.
Tiers are no less amusing than those Of the
Puritans; in one before us we read that
AT Grand Assembly held at James Cit
tie, IN the year 1916. were passed many acts
to the gloric Of the Almigh,ic God. and tia
publqus good Of this, his Msjestie's colonit
Of V'rginic." Among them was the fol
lowing, entitled
WOVEN CAUSING scANpALous surrs, TO BI
DuCKED.
"WnEREAs, Oftentimcs many babbline
women oItcl Islander and scandalixe then
neighhors. for which their poore husba uds
arc often brought into chargeabIe and vera
tiOus suits ahd cost in great damages:
Re Il thersfore enacted By tie authority
qfOrcsdid, That in actions vi SANDER, occs
stoned by the wife, as aforesaid, after iudg-
ment passed for the damages, the woman
shall be punished ty ducking; and il the
Islander be 80 enormous rs to be adiuped nj
greater damage than five hun.lred pounds
OF tobacco. then the woman is to suffer y
du~kiug for each five hundred pounds O,
tobacco SO sdjudged against her husband il
~ s~sSSoo ~ Poy suS SVOeSCO.
PoRk AND iHs PoRE TRAps.-1t IL diff
6cult 10 forecast the commencement, cxteh,
or rates Of the packing trade. The animal
abhor,ed Of Jews. is nov held at rates hics,
suggest TO former packers the propriety o,
investing capital in some other department,
Of trade Tie Burlington Hdwk,ye says IN,
packers in that locality manifest no haste "a
commence operations. aud it adds: The
Chicago Journal thinks the packing sesscn
will commence there in about ten days. I,
eays h"gs ate t3.OO@4.O0 Ter hundred, to-
high at present to warrant packing on large
osale. Packers At Muscat,ne, as We notice BY
the journal, say they can do nothing At cur
rent figures. although Tohcy & Booth 81
that place have deem Strengthening hngs 70,
4osms time and putting up EngI h meats.
The Cincinnati Gdsetts Of . recent date ssys
packers are canvasaing the probable price oi
hcrs at the opening Ofthe season, and dro.
ssrs ars Offering 70 supply them q so. u
kr"rs, for all December, and $ll.0O for lac,
half Of November; bot thesv s. not much
disposition on the part IT Tie packtfs q
make contracts ahead. -eass GU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-09

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