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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-06

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lunetn Ter neuen Belt.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-06
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80 0eeOnrRr., Baltimore.
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metropolitan SnIuranee e., Nep gDrI,
@run6tapttal unb ObIts. $1,7VO.ooO
SnternattrnaI Snt Co., Rg,
@runbtoptnI unk DbIts. 1,25O,Oo0
&6rtattc Gtrc Snfuronce Co.,
.@runbfapttdI 100000
9~ie foIute Sire Suiurdnce Co.,
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8erIufe tperben ptohpt te9ntadtet unb pbut trdenb cine
Wers66erune In unferer Office besablt. -
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Steamann, 9tnrtGs & Go. SaeS6 Steser.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-06
1sBiCn Teuers Nerfidsrnna8 Gefen
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Otete CtieuI@aft Ia nunathr berett, peutr. 9 rF6tfuuoen
rr Ssabt- nmb 9anSbeTSbum enteesensunebnen. Bic OfHes
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gbaunsp 4rpDfs, prdiipsut ber ugDeitetn @anf@.
penrD 9. SbrDcf. 4At- ...4 .---tsr a-.. .-.
g0m. sbesnat bon GDns. G te8nut & 60. q s'i+ti'
Stnpn DarlburR, RGpfmanu, Spatbfr gIE.yv 30 Hsft
aDna Bttb8eS, bon 2Bm. Bridges h Spbn. .l. . i
Sp9n o 5epeS, EiebltdnbIer. Srattft. ';+t~ tta L'-
SSSiepb IiattpeYs, bn Ibps. &RattpsrS & Spbn. ID 81
gsrn !. pent Beef unb Yprt~Y5fIer. ~
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So1n erates, 8retterb0nblsr a-g.tftf.tt r. tfaatss.
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s0ettreR. N~sG 80 IsG IN IyHrIrs SSpu
fsesst-~t -vs - @EN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
GIOrifiCatlOm over Late
H fH SWCceHsPs


The tnt4usa ilorj(;e,tinn d of tb, o,,r,, ,,,.,
M. evacu,t;nn nj ,Ybatie.,o', e. ~, o.,',
one cxoaried Uow ,n.1e ,,n. -, ,'.J,y,
! thay hat. a5niaS H., sai,,o"" - Po~ue' 49,
cI,nr,.b ian1 t6as 49, 49, 49, nnny
| so,oers.nliS tbsy bave ry Vented ~ bas, -,
onnnr,nni,v n, .scer,,;n,nS 'T6e bn'lfoa ~, ~
re6,In"o Il tbeir bsads ~, orI,iaaI ~, ~ ~
in.cs ,,osh1d M, n,,,r,',,.,1,i, c,,,,,,' -,
Ienl- Ali lbgfe IN sbling cI,ifa1s wa had 1
I,o.a ;,t,h, Ia, ,ir','', - 'u I',u iiu
F.deraf i,,tdais ooa .so ,L;y ,i.f. u
torne1 "a fbe onten,rlatibnH. ''
We can ,ber.f,ts ,,i'dnre win, ,hIo,,,l,,
the x,{nvn ,dot iahila,ions nf IN. N,'t,I"sy
n,wsnaner.7 Nor ,rn 90 a,,,hon, snn's,.ss -,
Iconsolat,on mia nride Sebastonol hana,na
;,nmoriSI ly boI5in, Oh, eITspn ,aon,bs
oy,insf fhs rbd,binod how,,cs of ~, ,t.,,t a,d
France Cb,rleston belIn,t E,n. 800, All
rell nj last 'n1t nv lhe sunerjor s,pea ,,b ~" nl
The enemv bn Ibscmsr nnr oyo ,niIi,s.s
hhnlers hermjhaJ lin, N moCa s'ra,a,;1
eomh;Jht,,5,, whirb ranaeteI ,ha ,vaona,ia,,
ne Chnties,on innvi,aIJa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
MRS. q. DESlLVA,
ClairVOyant, and Electric PLY
Sician,

NO. aOs FIFTH STREET, NEAR JEFFERSON,
DAYTON, ONO.
MRS. DE5ILVA, by her elalryoyant faculty. do.
ltI acribes character and tells results OF business
operations. she also by her magnetic powers aGd
electncity, and her medical knowledge, heals dis
cases both recent anI chronic.
She also keeps on h nd supply Of Madqme Dc.
silya's celebrated Pearl Drops for beautfying the
hair. lpId1D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
oERrrrIoArE 81 korloRfrY. it.


(To expire on the SIT lay Of January, ls6G.)
0rricsoP rHE AoniroIs ~ srkrs.l
Insura zee bopnitn"nt, Go umis, o., Jan, lG,lsGl
WmEugAs, Iho ErNA INSURANCE. CpMPANN ,
located at Hartford, IN the state Of Connecticut has
filed m ia eibee sworn statement Of its condition
require 10y the Hr4t section uf tie art fo regutn
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the state
OfOhIO,' pa sed April sth, 1891, aul amended Fohru
AIRY 9Th, 1851; anil Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the unierSgned sAtlslctcrY evidence that n
~ possessed of NJ least ONE HuNnHED THOU
SAND DJLLAttS ol actual Capital invested IN Stocks
Bonds, Mort cages Of Real Eatatp, worth dOu,
bie the amount Tor winch the same is mort tged, ant
Whereas aid company has flied in TIM Olilco writ
ten instrument under It's corporate seal, signed ny
the President ani Secretary tIareof, authorizing any
Agent or Agents Of sud COruranY ia this State tO
knO gicd "a OF process for and in bahaf OF all
Com any, according to the terms of said Law.
Now, Therefore, m pursuance OF the FIRST section OF
the aforesaid ac Z, IA 4 ES II. GOLDMAN, Auditor uf
stat for ohio, do hereby certify that sad EINA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford Is authorized 10
Transact the business Fire and Marine Insurance in
this State until the thirty day Of anuary, in the
year ono thou sand aight hundred and sixty. six
IN WITNESS WGlEREOF, have hereuntr tuN
acrlbed my name anI caused the seal OF my Office to
he affi xed the day and year Al,oye written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lsEALl lsrAaP. Auditor of.'t,1te.
Applications rosaiyel an policies promptly issued
by John II SLoppem,nn, Agent nj Dayton; Wm. H.
Negley, Germ tntowni Samuel Duclett, Miamishurg
felB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
2 A sketch OG the Republican
Party.

Senator llalr,who knows whereof he speaks
gives the loli,wins sketch of the Rrpubcar
party:
| Let me sny word now about our Repub;i
can party, or Union party Mr. President, the
history OF that party which has controlled this
conntry recently, 10 not say il controls il
n5w, but the history of that party which nlada
the great revolution in politics isl very Gu
rOus and ve'y instructive one. We began
when we were but a handful | recognize
around me now but very few faces that were
familiar 10 thuse early conflicts and struggles.
HOW THAT rARrY MAS TApRRsD
We continued TO increase, and by and hy
il began to look M II thia new party would, al
some time, have the loaves ard fishes ol Office
to dispense. Then it seemed as if a political
penlecost came on the land Converts came
faster than we could discipline them. The
doors of the party were wide open, like the
sanctuary Of God, to all offenders, aud lie
thief and the hypocrite did not stumble on its
threshold, but in they came; and the pro0 =
gate in life, the venal in politics, the malie-
nant vt heart and the brutal in manner, all
came in with the great multitude of the poor
and the honest and the dIsinterestod and the
patriot
But, sir, when the apostles went fishing and
threw ont their nets and male u great haul.
they caught fish Of every kind so all these
people came IN and we were a great party. IT
happened to US just ~ it happened 10 great
many before, and will happen "A great many
times again; the converts that were the more
recent and from the most bitter Of our oppo-
nents, were the most noisy in professions oi
zeal for their new found faith | confess, Mr.
H.. 4 I. 4 4 A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
STATE OF OONNECrGCUrl
CulnLy of Hartford,

THOMAS A. ALEX ANDER, President, and LII
Gus j. u ENDEE, Secretary OF tho -EfNA iNStR.
ANCE COMPANY, bein seger,y sworn, ,Iaros" and
say that the foregoing is nll, true and correct
statement o, the affairs "f sail Company Chat the
said Insnri'A CunpNny is u iOla e yner nf at
least ONE nUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ol
actual Dash Capiu Invested in So ks mud ROnd-i
that the ahovr daserh II Investment, nor any pa
thereof, ld for the hcun lit Of any nliyiill cx
ertis ne authority m the M ,ntgement of sad TOM
ptuy, edhar a. Pru'ient Setrrttry, rrrasurnr, Di-
rector, or Olhorwise aud IA tiiey the above dc.
8rriisd officers oi sud Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, Preside VI.
Locus j. llE{pgg, Seer taIy. .s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
YOUNG MEMS MEDlCAI ADVISER.
LARGE FAgM bon SALE.

road, eleven miles acst pf layton anl ~ q mn, !
n"fth Of 'eW ietanau. 'ihe farm contains gasl.
aafe- ~ hfnf rate la1d isarres cleared sn, ~
hlgh state oi CULTIVATION The iaiahcs IN heAsily
numbered THE improyemen cOn-ist ~ hrrk h,,,ss.
and large tank tam For hirther inE,rmai,on ,,n
on tho subscriber ~ mites east ~ sad farm
He-.,e~znl 60 hAkfkL CARRIER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Notice Extraordinary.

TNHE undersignod Informs the ladies and gentle.
L nan " lhs vicinity that he IL ready 10 manufue
ture in order, wigs, aud furnish eurls and whiskots
10 all VINO may oesire them Hair dressed In the
mOst artistic style. Re also gives lessons 10 any who
wish 10 learn the business His styles arc he very
latest PARIS fashions ROHERr RElF,
Al Markgrah's boarding house, 974 aud 97d third
street, up stars. uiics hours from A. NJ 10 l2M.
and from tot =. NJ. fe2Jilm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

DrfICE os rms NuDirog ~ ''irarE,
Colunhus, Ohio, January ID, 1860.

Oounhu1 Ohio, January ID, 1866.
tits hereby eortii'l, al the oseg bng IT, acOrrect
copy the Su runnt Of UOadition OF the ~ rNA IN
SURANCG COMPANY, Of Hlrttori Innda to aud filed
IN thla nlite, Tor the 1863.
Witness my hand aai sanl officially.
JAMES II GOLDMAN,
lsElL.l lsrANP Auditor Of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Farm for Sale.

TIlHtRrY SIX ACRES ON LAND, about one third
l. rich bnttom, suited 20 th culture 0f tobacco, and
thob buanco hll lAn suitable for yinyard. situated
near tho Town oi Wuodhurn, tBo Mules from Center
vile, three miles from AlexandersYille, and seven
miles from Dtyt The improvements consist Of a
tSO story frame honse, containing nine or ten rooms,
barn, carriage house cprucrlbs, wOOdhOuse, new
frame tObtAo She I, Tenant hOnse, and large Hiune
mill, formerly used ~ awoolen manuftetOry.
This farm and bu lilngs are Rll in good repair, and
will b. sold nc a low price, and np0n easy terms.
II not sol within twh or three weeks the above
premises will he silercd nc public auction
MARTHA ALEXANDER
W. II. RRLyiLtE, Attorney iesllWaw2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

COMPUTING lETEuEsT.--1he following are
the oldest and best rulea for computing inter
est in existence
RHie--Reduce the years and months To
months, Ia half tho months annex One-siNih
OF the days, multiply that number by Que SIKH
the principal, that will give tho interest AT one
per cent which multiplied by any rate per
cent yon wish will giye you the interest IN
mills. ENample-iuierest on Sl2 Al seven
per cent. for one year, eight months and TWEEN
tylour days, ball the months with ons-sixth
the days annexed, lal. multiplied 10y one
sixth the principal (2) equals pos multipIsd
by seven (rate per oeni) equals a. 6 Sec
ond methOd-Sl2 divided by three equa' a
four, onefourth the months with the twelfth
the days annexed is fifty two. muliiplied by
one-th'rd the principal (l) equals 2OS, mul.
tplied " seven equals 81 45 6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
DENTALCAR
DIR, &c. CONWAY.


NNOul4D respectfully inform the citizens OF Day
w tlnthaf ha Will insert whole sets " teeth UP
per aud lowe' ON Yuleanized Rubber, in the most
improved aud heantifi stYe the material will admit
of Tor the sum ui gao, using thu best materisi and
warrnting his work !. give due Satisfaction. Those
who wish 10 have teeth inserted Rubber would 10
well TO call at his Oihee No $50 Thiid street wher,
they can he accommodated with any material or any
style Of teeth they may desire. jalG,lawan
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

A young married woman only seventeen
years Of age aud poor, was recently leil 10 suf
ier and die shocking death at Monson, Mas
sachpsetis, for want Of medical attendance,
because il was uncertain whether she belong
I'd 70 Monson or Palmer. The selectmeu q
Monson refused 10 assist her, aud he select.
men Of Palmer took no notice Of the matter
apd amer her deeease the iormer bufied her
without fGnerAl ceremony.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10

IEGRArIruDE AT Rheims will has been set
aside for "ingralilude, IA cause known TO the
Code Napoleon: The inPratiinde. was o. q
very decided character, lot Il consisted IN
numbering the testatof. s.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-10
Cfictbug.
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And O assimeres
IN THE CITY or BAYI0Nl

FiNKE " LIE q l. E r.,
U7o,hing HoH, No. 307 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are noW ReceiOing
Large Supply OF Spring and
Sablner Goods,
Comprigng pl the Latest Styles Of Black and Cot
ored 'iioths Ftenrh, Fan y AMI Plain Casslineres;
SIX, satin, Marseiles, and other New Styles ot
Nesmg,, for Custom orders. complete line oi
fUkNlsHlNG GOODS, and the Largest aud Best
Stock OF
Ready Made Clothing
70 I've found IN amy House in tn CITY Finke Ley
Ter are Agents for
SINGER IL CO.'S SEWING MACHINE
The host Machine for all practical purposes IA the
family andlor shops, ever invented and introduced N
the country Money canb ma ie 10y calling on
luuc T. lSGttf FINKE q LRGLER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
AND NODE OF TREATMENT 10


The slesess 0r Per6te1toSo.
n peneeroSes The secret Anbuol
Of this terrible disease. sud exterminases II. resS
n rosnoves All ahe wreecheA
symptous Of this loathsorne mslady. ed avsess
consumption.
q rbeans she beaa. aeeaovlsoO
1s a1evtoees soore Agcny on0 -
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
d Il n0eeA 16r corA0g aAo 0o0e
hoPs!ess cases. thss every lsova msaas Asse
q cures May. Rese 49, Peraels
ic Catarrh, Of the NEST obstissts snd visSses
NJ lsrn efCssarrh - nolsseln
The hsad can sssist ~ pesetrsaisG power.
lifetime in Battling With this Ssi diseass. HI vi.
y. G~y1sie = CstarrA nsuneAy
!. hsrmleSs liquid. inhsied from The psi. e
-. =. GseeAnDs % anD>ssn snres.
ought The country = The sutlror 81 The only 1s.e
xGsoty Of Cats.,h ever ppeIIshs9. wssss Ia
and rapid cure in oil il forms.
Dr: 0os1oeo.s Psnaph1se - Co
obtained eur nearest Agsssy. o. b sssdise
postage - to our Office
fHs r. ,PLE AND rHE PnRA9.
CAsAnan. = The na@s Of Dr.. b. 0ssda1s -
bseome familiar throughout The cesatsy - ~
curing this terrible disease. He u the 1ss4 -
snly pessea vho sves 1ens96t 1sa ~ s1ercl -
bush Of this fearful malady. HE rsmsdy go
node OF treatnent IL the oell ,oes ever koewn -
cure m.--IIroy. n: Y. Daily Times
Pliny Mills, the veil known traveller -
whose family Physicisn Dr.. Oosdals ~ y
many years, savs
1T be- Gso1.ae hys ~ can esfs CaaassA -
eco cure IT," He further csrti6es thss w. Dr..
ha tew equsla in medical skill end - supsfisee
Hay, Rose ~ Pesisdse Casafsh, -. Geo.
ale's Ceterrh ReDeay snA Deds oftseaG0sae 90
ssly odd q k6Saest rsliefis sveiy setiste
sfcstarrh, but iss1tngsishsD ~ lissas try
veil Of tn Y. Con. Advertiser:
Price u. sgd stsfp{ss pamphlet.
bb9s-dly rsr.5. Is Hleecker a.. n. r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
RAI.rInu n q Anril %

RALEIGH, N. c., April 49,
The Army Of Tennessee and the Army Of
Virginia take their departure from here in
day or two for Richmond, Va.
The Army of the Ohio, Gen. Schofeld
commanding, consisting Of the 23d and 10th
corps, remains and will I've distributed rs n
garrison force throughout the State
Holden, editor of the Raleigh Standard,
who Is suggested as the Governor Of the
State, takes decided ground against the res
toration TO power Of Gov. Vance and the ex-
listing Legislature.
He favOrs a new deal-the adoption of the
constitutional amendment abOlishing slavery
and recognizing the Constitution OF the
United States Us paramount TO any State
Constitution.
Gen. Johnston's army are to deliver up
their arms To the United States authorities
to morrow, at Greensboro, seventy five miles
west Of here
The fol owing order has been issued by
Cen Howard:
IIEADQR's ARMY OF THE Tenn,
Raleigh, N. g., April 81, 1865.
To the citizens along the routes of march
II is requested that you remain at your
homes as much as possible while the columns
are passing by. Hostiities having ceased,
promiscuous foraging is prohibited. The
necessary supplies in addition to what the
army transports, VIII DC PROVIDED from the
country by purchase. Quartermasters and
Comnissaries will be instructed to pay the
cash or furnish proper vouchers. Citizens
will do well to aid the officers commanding
guards patrols, &c, in every possible way
to apprehcnd and bring TO punishment any
thief or marauler who may separate him
self from the column. Every sort Of pre-
caution will be taken by our officers to rem
der the march orderly, and it is hoped that
the great terror thai prevailed during active
operations will now cease.
It being difficult to transport sufficient "a
tons for an extensive march, our officers
have been requested to discourage refugees
from following the army The ability to
travel freely in any direction now existsand
precludcs the former necessity of refugees
accompanying or following us.
Respectfully, y. .. Howard,
Major General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
w ESTERN HALL
oGolloy's Old Cabin Bltters

= iseo1ssing 70 The pubiic tAsss Disisrs. ~ put
~ saisaly upss their merits claiming that taken
aess0ngs ~ he drscsns upon Ne bottle, end 9th.
- nsass ussd. wll produce 10 every Instance
0ran 1Dsasss hat asiss iron want 81 propsr action
- ~ 6gssvs srssns, ssch 1iaausscy. Heartburn
os0 oesaseh. Dyspspsa. Disrrh0a. Headache 0snsr-
= Dssany. Ls~ u Appetite. etc., thsy RENE
~. tAsss ~ nu0hsrs Of persons Who have alrsa4y
soA1 sSsss ecm using the Old Cabin Bttsss. and ws
es1 pss1aes their certificates. bat refrain soa do
~ n bsnsvins hat ell vho afcssd Yin sry them
sAeA IsaaeAs ~ ~ o. tAslr eAe.seey rhsy sss
0ossanAso psrsly sf vsssssAss shszsssss - p'ses
enssnA esus saanulaas shsy ssVssssds ell ohsse AZ
- - ssQsaaasA sanny sAouid - without bottle o.
Oh OAulu ulrfene II 10 ths greatest panacsa ioi
- - onuonD resnleing nom ovssssrne Of non In
Ssss 49, not mistake Bitter for any other
= - bosses rsssnbes log cabin. having doors and
Ven1DVv = H. aad upon each liable vii 10 found fAc
of0nao o. ous signature also observe our prtvAs
O. q e0emp svss the cork. Any one found initiating
- ose or Bottle will be proceeded asainst and pun
49, y ~ nnn extent OF The Law.
~ - III druaRists and stores also kept ~ ~ re-
wooonheo oAlooo6 throughout the country.
DEPOTB.
e1D ggLLDY GO, lis Liberty street New York.
oAnNnART KeLLEY, lN North Second street.
unf9eaeoAA VEN 1T Louis. MO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02

INV YOHg, nay L
...s.s.A.. dieroecA this mo1nIne
FL Harton CofbetA who seW = ~
! sss,,,u ~, shot et u Rely House. ~ ssA
n - M Killed. A Subsequent ~, a.
- ~ Philsdelphia BulIstin contraoNsu Iii I'll
report and nys Corbees was awe ~.
w" r. Tr;Sssss Richmond corresPSno ,s,aon
rvints lctters which show thas one c
made { contnct with the repe' - vmrsh
- cu nx. xsris in the Mantle States Dy IN
ano n.!y cor which WAS to receive, ~
cenu.., - s..nta9c on the value o. the prop
pey'1, p ~. letter II given containing
cry - - ,''. destrucsion Of the steamer J.
nRo. s - IN the Mississippi, in April. 1854,
- is W i"cendisry. employed BY Simpson,
Dysd issac Va1leshire. The vessel and
n.. - valued q e0O7, 40 and Tie per
cen}ssc claimed amounted 70 e5172h
80 New YoRx, May l.
The fpa's special says:
President johnson and Cabinet are con-
sidcring measures for the rest0Eation Of or
der throughout the South. Another pr0cla-
purpoee Of ENCOURAGING trade and commerce
Preparations for retrenchment are going
on.
Sherman's army are preparing to march
homeward. Part Of Sherman's staff arrived
here to-day. The troops will return by land
The authorities Of Prince Georges county
Nd, offer $4,000 reward Tor the arrest d
any accomplice Of Booth within the limit,
of that county.
The Commemorate Warrington correspon
dent says 6heridan's troops are in that cit,
dismOunted. They say they are en- routs
for Texas, and meantime are having . joll,
time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02
HUNNEWELL'S
Universal Cough Remedy.

TAsrs il, probably no line Of diseases which
- hssn more enormously treated than Throat
- Long C0mptsiase.
mere % not Z receipe written. nor prepare
tlea bsfore the public for the above complaints
No. dos not contain lpscde, Antiynony. Lotslsd,
- 0ptsaa. in some form or other, which claim
- y entirely uanecessary in nine tenths OF such
easss. = they produce nausea, cause the stomach
= rspel food. and allow disease TO triumph over
Whae nature requires 10 keep up strength.
Again theee Objectionable compouents cause
aooeoto b placed 20 far apart that the irritation
which cans6s the cough gets the upper hand, and
~ Foundation Of weak lungs or consumption IL
pse0onsntly laid.
NV CossA Remsdy should be she pocket
Ae1Si1e or NUrswy companion Of NIL, and 10 b.
aes1 just - orsn ~ there is tickling in th'
ehIosS or disposition to cough. but TO allow Of it
ffes - afler the cough is checked, to clea
ewoy I'll remaining irritation, aud make the curt
CoDeo Of most violent Sore Throat, with al
~ eynptoms Of DipfAe1a have been ocntirely
e1Fsd By making . constant use Of the Cough
1enedy - 0argle. For Hoarseness il 10 in
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mars.
~ oale il every city and town. Dealers with
go 61einses references supplied on commission.
J. q. Rssd I Co.. Fuller. fich Fuller, whole
~ agents. Chicago. &. 8. BALLORD. Agent,
Dovoaport, Iowa feb2S- de0d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-02

NEW OWk, Mdv I.
Gen. Halleck has issued an order at Rich
mond to the effect that no person he allow.
ed to transact business without taking the
oath Of allegiance.
The steamer Illinois arrived from Nor.
folk with the 4th regiment of Ohio volun.
teers, Col Thomson, en- route for ST Louis
Parolcd rebel officers and privatcs are lai
" arriving at Norfolk. taking the oath ol
allegiance and returning to their homes.