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DIsoRDBRLY CoEDUOT.-We are constantly
receiving complaints OF outrages committed
by soldiers In and about the city, including
riotipg, plundering, destruction OF property,
insulting ladies, &c. The authorities no viewer,
are energeticalIy at work for the suppression
Of the evil. and few days will doubtless suf-
fee TO restore order to the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

President johnson has pardoned Henry G..
u. Sargent, OF Maryland, who was sentenced
to six months Imprisonment in Clinton prison
and to pay fine Of $500 for violating the Gus
tom Of war by passing through the Federal
lines surreptitiously after having joined the
ebel army.
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Uovsr ss,OOo.ooo worth of wn,.rv :. .,,,.,

u xsr $3'ooo'ooo worth of whisky is at ored
SThe pictures in the old Dusseldorf 1.,
IeTy, at New York, have brought ABOUT eio cnn
@The BuJ I,ngiop (Vt) Daily Tines sav.
that eight hpnorfd cayalrymen, with their
cars, paced Through the city on SATURDAY.. an
Iouts tor Ogdensburg Gen. Rosecrans is un
In Vernon scmtwhefes bat his business e
seropaed n mys.ery. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

~The Rebel Gen. Forrest ia asn.ot.a 20.
rive In Memphis, very soon After ha,n1
killed ION paper about forty times he A. Iast
emerges In to positive entity as iiy ing reaiirv
few days ago be publicly gave M the nons'
less cause Of the r. bellton, and issued an -
dress OF that purport 10 his troops, CLOSING nv
advising them to accept the Cecrees OF fa;a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

THEPAYING OFF OF THE TROOPS
1t Is understood that all Of the troops will
not be paid off at Washington, but that they
will be mustered ont, and sent off in detach.
ments to districts where paymasters are To-
Gated, in order to receive their pay.
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SALE OF ARMY EULlS.


QyAarRaMAsrza GsNsaAL's CFr!ny,
r.r WAs.ia9Tos, . e.. May 3. 1855.
posed Of at public sac .: WashiD gton
The Gales will continue until the number Of ami
the 81 miles, now going o n rapidly ''
There are in the armies of the Potomac, of the
Tennessee. and of Georgia, pre- baby F0UR
THopssAIHD Dr TIL FINEST sIA.MULE
Many Of them were bought in the beginning OF
The var, Is young mules panied the ar Gii IS
In all their narches and CAN pc, aud are hor-
oukhly broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and
I. Ti.iar. FROM being SO long surrounded BY the
The whole South ia stripped Of farming stock,
and the North also has suffered from the d,sin Of
animals taken 10 supply the armies
Theee a. ina are cold ct public auction: TINY
NILL NOT REING ANYTHING Ikl THEIR
TRUE VALu1; and such oppor to nties for far m
ers to g.tworking animals 20 stcck their farms,
and for drovers and dealers 10 stock to make COED
sp.culatlona, by purchas ns them ana disposng Of
them il the Soath, viii never occur again.
H. O NEI&H
Cuectercfaster Geners
my <5-5r 6revet MajO- snera,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

~The subscription to the fund for paying
the national debt has already reached the s um
Of &l,1l0,0D. The largest contribution is that
OF Corneiins Vanderbilt, e500,OOO Bonner, OF
the New York Ledger, and James Gordon Ben.
ofu Eives $4,000 each, and G.. w. Ontlds, OF
me Philadelphia Ledger. $4,000 Mr. Childs
$50 gives for a banker OF Philadsiphia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

80 Mr. FREDERICK sEwARD
MIR. Frederick Seward, tho assistant Secre'
tary OF State, is improving again. and hopes
are entertained that he will have no moro
hepnSrrh ages Of the wound n his head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

The details Of the Sunday School ami
versaIy. and the conspiracy trial, with our
heavy advertising, again crowds out much In.
teresting matter to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

CRIMINAL CoCRT.-rhe Court is to day en-
gagged with the trial OF Elizabeth Brown, in.
dicted for the murder of Catharine Kane, near
the Arsenal, about three weeks age. The ac-
cused is an intelligent looking woman, evi.
IDENTIFY IN very humble circumstances. She
sits in the prisoners dock with an infant,
which occnpies her attention much more than
the trial. She Is the mother Of several other
children,
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REFUSED TO TAKE THE OATH.
Lieut. E. 3. Badger, OF the 56th North Caro-
] ina regiment, having refused to take the oath
to the u. S Government will be taken from
the Old Capitol prison to-day, and sent to Fort
Delaware by direction Of the War Depart.
mept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

Oamp Morton, Indianapolis, is fast be.
COZ ing oepopulated OF ITS rebel inmates.
22c, which nearly cleared on1 ~. oo vn T'
some Two hundred and nifty OF the rabbi, Are.
eating bind, will not he discharysd unn.r tho
eeIeIaI ORDER but will be sent East for further
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.

SECRETARY SEWARD AT THE WHITE
HOUSE. ' ~
The Secretary OF State was at the White
House this morning Ia consultation with Pres
ident johnson for q considerable length OF
time. This interview IL understood to have
had some connection with the Presidents
forthcoming amnesty proclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

RECEIVING THEIR PAY.
The streets OF the city are densely crowded
with soldiers to-day, the paymasters having
begun the work of paying of the troops.
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Q r FL q I A l..

H.adsadrters Department Of Warrington. }
Ofce Prorsst Marshf GenT, Defene>s North Of
Potomac, Warrington. DC. May se. 1865. }
General Orders No. 9.
Pursuant to instructions from Lieut.. General
Commanding armies Of the United States, all
bar rooms and places where liquor is sold
within the District OF Columbia, will b closed
until further orders.
Any person or persons violating THIS order
will be held strictly accountable
By command Of Maj Cen 9. Q. Auzur
T. INsRAHAM.
Colonel and Provost Marshal General De.
fences North Of the Potomac. 2'.U
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINaToN CITY, May %. 1855
Ordered That, in all cases Of sentences BY
military tribunals Of Imprisonment during the
war. the sentence be ramitted, and that tbs
prisone 3 be discharged.
The AdJutant General will issue. immadi.
ataiy, the necessary Instructions 70 carry this
order into effect.
By order of the President:
EpwIH M. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

MISS MARY JANE WINpBLL Satur-
day, the Grand Jury having failed to find an
indictment against mary Jane Windell, who
was sent to Jail on q charge of tearing down
flags and mourning emblems, she was dis
charged from custody,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

RLACK SILKS! BLACK sILKsll
We have Just received from last week q suction
Gales at New York, 100 piece, splendid
BLACK SILKS.
Of superior lustIe and finish. The cheapest Silks
sold this season. Price from 81 Is to IS per yard
Medium and low priced
DRESS GOoDB.
for summer wear. Over 600 pieces in very choice
styles. Decided bargains. Price from 81 to X
cents Per yard. JOS. J. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Psnnsylvsnia avenue,
my Zs,N bet. 9th and 10th sts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MOBILE.

Terrible Explesisn-Eishtb blocks OF nsiio-
CHICAGO, NAV s-Ths Trtbsns has special
cisnateb ,ro,,, Nav Orleans, dated the 26th
inst, which says the ordnance depot and mag
azine AZ Mobile exploded at two o'clock yes
tardsy The shock was terrific. The city was
shaken to the very foundation.
E1Sht SQUARES Of buildings were destroyed,
and ave hundred persons were buried in the
ruins The loss is estimated at 81, 0OO. 600. The
origin Of the explosion has not yet been ascer-
tanned,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

PRESIDENT JOHNsON's AMNESTY PEoCLA-
NATION. 1901
It is understood that Presideat Johnsons
Amnesty Proclamation has been prepared. and
that It viii be issued from the State Depart.
ment TO. morrow. -- s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

New BoAT.-The Potomac Ferry Company
have recently purchased the fine large steam
er Wawassett, which they intend for excur-
sion business exclusively, and she will make
her first trip to Mount Vernon on Friday next;
it being the first of the season to that poiat.
been built about year since, and has been
employed mostly in the government service.
There ls no doubt but that the Wawassett will
prove to be a popular boat, and her trips to
Mount Vernon will be great convenience to
the public.
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"A o Mt We B NON,
NOTICE

The POTOMAC BIKRY COMPANY havsns al.
IA ned the privilege OF landing and
a lease of the wharf at Mount Yer. EAxHAR
non, exeu rsion steamer will
leave the Company ~harf. feot OF TIN street Ga
FRIDAY June 2, ct 70 o clock m mAkins reg
nisr trips thereafter ON hONDAY0. WEHNn5.
CAYs and FRIDAYS OF esch week. z-f u
Fare 70 Mount vernop and return, inslpdisE
admission to the Grounds o; 20
NJ Q.@ QeAerA DuperiatoaASat.
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/ fLANrlo STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

A FLANTlo STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
from n.r mar, io7 Water street.,
SEssy1Fs M9RniNsl ns O'clock To Es Ee-&
SA, vs;tx nay pth. forak5k1hkGl616
For 'reisht and pa'sass apply to ". R sNowA
Passage cpd State Rooms car b. .nr. x.s =. Il.
J5tb, N - a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

SUTLERs AND OTHERS D!sIR1NG TO
BILE terms at No. 427 1th street. between & aud h.
my % Ct
MRS BANGS, MID WIFE. wIsBEs 70 N
lVl form her friends and the public that no has
removed to It'll street, 362 near tae sorne- OF 1.
my 29-3t'
SCHOONER BOUND FOR RICHMoND VA
- Persons desiring to saip freight will ap M
ply Immediately to Capt BEN Er. foot of[HHS
Washington St. Gsor.etown DC. nn:s Sc GSE-.
CNOR sALE-A handsome black, Black HaWk
4 MARE, seven years old, very stylish.
and kind IL barnes The owners sell w.
having no use for her. Apply ct rhsAHx3
Star ofic.- n 29-5ts
i. at her ph,r, Thoa. ha aSssi frsiss. an
It ". B SNOW 90.
TEAS. TEAS
IHK 8 CENT PR POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM mi
Having made arrsn sements with an sxtrn
sivs house In New York TO supply me with 7 BAo.
now offer = the trade fns assortment Of Black,
Green and Jaran Teas # all grades on the above
EortheTn cities
All Teas sold At fvs Is cents per pound advance
over Ne" i'rk prices ooRw1H BURay
6o'e Agent for Thurston. Hall 4 90 q celsbr sted
Water Boston, Milk g m and Butter Crack.
ers. Ia North CHARLES St.. Bslti more. Nd.
my2S 6w;fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-29

DYWM L. WALL & co, Auctioneers.
- Washinston horse and Carriage Ba saN,
90 La. Sv., bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CHARGE OF rRPRAUDING Yesterday morn
ing Justice Walker arrested VIM. Franklin
and f @ Webb Tor fighting an the corner OF
9th street and the avenue On inquiry as to
the cause OF the disturbance, Webb, who is q
soldier, stated that Fran Kiln and his partner.
Augustus o Ball, both of whom were former
ly clerks to the Board OF Enrolment, under
Captain Selects and subsequently in the SUBJ
stitute business, had enlisted him in the ID
regiment OF Hancock's corps, and had defraud-
ed him out OF $3.50 ofhis bounty money, giving
him but $500 bounty when he was to have re-
ceiyed S1,050 Webb met Franklin yesterday
morning and dem nded his money when fight
ensued. While Franklin was at the station
Ball came down to ascertain the charges
against Franklin, when he was taken in Gus
tody. Ball alleges that the reason the balance
OF tie bounty was not paid Webb was that he
webb having defect in one of his eyes the
Surgeon was paid S20p for passing him The
Justice holds the parties to bail to appear be-
lore the Provost Marshal, to whom he will re-
port the case.
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May 29th.-haJor Generals
Thomas and Brennan have arrived here from
Nashville The road is repaired and trains
are running regularly.
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ZANE TO MY PREMISES LAST MONDAY A
~ black AID white SOW. The owner is REQUEST
ed 10 come forward, prove property. pay chsrges
and take her away, P. SULLIVAN,
my26 81 4th St, bet. b and G, Island,
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The owner Of the above horse IL requested to
come forward. prove property. pay charges and
take him away. sAmCEL GIBSON,
No. 622 18th street, between
at and straata ann tn
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SUTLERs AND OTHERS DlsIRING TO
- pure Root Beer can be uppfiea reason
BILE terms at No. 427 7th street. between g aud II.
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hlm.
Judge Advocate Bingham objected, that the
declarations Of the prisoner cannot be given in
evidence in his own behalf. The prosecution
had not given evidence as to what was said On
Sunday; consequently this evidence was not
Mr. Ewing said that 1t was charged that he
was committing the offense Of conceainent not
only OF tie persons themselves, but the fact OF
,seIr having been at the house and this con-
yersation occurred during the time which 1t is
charged he was committing the crime, coRss.
ouen'iy 1t was admissible.
The objection OF the Judge Advocate was
sustained.
Witness stated that he had informed the de.
tectiyes that DR.. Mudd had made eff ,rts to get
q carriage to take the parties from his house,
and went with the Younger OF the az, Two s men,
horseback. Witness also teid them that one OF
the bones Of the leg Of one man was broken by
the fall Of horse. The churen where witness
met DR.. Mudd on Sunday Is about6 miles
from Bryantown, and about two reg miles
from DR.. Mudd's house. Witness does not
think he gave description OF these men. Wit
ness knows Daniel J. Thomas. And bis reputa.
ton for veracity has always been bad; not any
better before the war than since the war:
Witness would not believe him on his oath II
there was any motive to misststs facts VIII
meas has considered him an insane man.
BY Judge advocate Bingham:-Witness does
not mean 10 say that Dan Thomas Is 80 crazy
that he cannot tell the truth. DR. mnod has
maintained the right Of secession, oas aus
aEweys been very temperate There was
local military organization at Port Tobacco at
one time tine object OF which witness tnnks
was reasonable. s- ~
TRsTIMoNY or COL. MARrfh BURKE.
800 sfFor the ProsecntionJ
Witness knew Robert q. Kennedy evecrtcs
~ New York in March last, Witness exam.
IL ed the manuscript Of the confession of Ken.
neoy and Identified It as the original So saI
IS .eirxsTIAenY 2y a,.s. CARTIER
- 49, (For tia Proeecntion.)w bstszF s-c
Witness was In ontreat last fall, stopping
at the st. Lawrenfe Hall, where ha met Geo. /
N. Sanders, Beverly Tucker, Wilkes Booth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

Y :.sa ~, ri ..,..nd ~
1SbiAiiy, .sslass vel ! ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

A NEw BEEcnERIsN.-At recent tenn
perance meeting held in Elmira, n. Y: Rev
r. X. Bee@ Der, = 6rqtkef aHnfy ~ ards
took position inslAvor IS thG use q &c am
viSei as a.6hrophylacE fot iFeshperancs-
He said thSAhs Mad texaueAt haan hi PM
nit. and that he should do it again-that he
had advised Mcssrs. Briggs & Bowler to
rebuild their bewery in the intcrss OF the
temperance cause, that he had barrel OF
rood ale in his cellar, but that there was
Scarcely saloon in Elmira where glass OF
| eood ale could be procured, as he had tried
4 almsst every ono and, that il we formed
temperance orsahizationS on the basis OF to-
tai sbstinance We should at contrary to
science, and SO contrary to God, ard should
consequently fail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

h San Francisco, May 1S.
uu Arrests have bce9 made OF treaspp bvsvi-
tsAnd bfidisse wAd e}bicc 6ver'4iic ass!s-
sination. aaax ..ca..ss ess .k.rl
JET Davis was hung in cffisg.y this morn or
ing by loyal men. The figure appears in a
woman's dress, but with mans hoots, in
plain sight a-Gt : . FTGETGt91 ~
The California branch Of the Sanitary
Commission have RENTED 10 New y ork, by
| Telegraph, $1A,0oO in gold. ,.s{.f -.
| The Genital Pacific r. r. Co. ANNOUNCE
tnat They have received the ipstallment ui
lARyefnment hondsyoA the flint uhirtv. one
miles of the road, amounting 10 nearly 4 mil.
lion and quarter. W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

A Private Medical Treatiss ON the Anatomy,
land Ply siolc ~ OF tie Sexual Organs, and their
| Diseascs, contang $50 pages, add cvsf one hun
dred fine engrayings. Price one dollar. 1t greats
on venercsl Gisp Including gobnorrhea, glect,
spyhys. structure, gravel, stone, rnpturs, piles,
iisiula urinary deposts, and Diseases ofthe kid
lneys, bladder, prastrats gland and seminal vssi-
cles. and thefrirestment, including chapter o.
v.nALE msEAsss with Observable on marriage
and the prevention Of conception. Containin8 .
treatise On SEN abuse, sper maiotrhsa. sexual and
nervous debility. barreness ind impotence IN b0cl
sexes the Effects or these diseases On the BODY
and MIND, ard the authors new treatment u sll
these cases il full tlIe only snccessful method u
cure with IN exposition ofq,lsckTy. This wotk
10 not qnsck advertisement. but . warning and
guide for married Or sin aies ltis the only book
that gves tho treatment Of N the shove diseases
in plain Epalish. wislTful directions for self
tsessment and contains uAGeh, valuable .lniorpe.
tior not proper TO mention in public notice.
IsR.as any sss$R sH e eatfx IN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

. -.-.I,.- kEoKrK. low !, Feb. I, 1854.
J. J. KRUMER. DE,R SIR;-Please find en-
closed one dollar COR another bosff "Dr. Zsne's
Antidote for Strong Drink" and send as soon
as possible. will say for your-benett, or salts
faction, that q boss workman Of mine has taken
two boxes Of your ASrIDoTE. and has been a So
per man for three months, and saws he has not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months or more, and never thinks of it Previ.
Gus to this time, God only knows when Ire drew
o sober breath. Yours. truly. ;.
= 's' W. R.eE. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20
4 6.693.949


No corresponding period in the world's 1
history has perhaps Witnessed 90 many sue
ccssivs and startling events as have marked
the past six weeks. On the first Of April
Gen. Sheridan routed the enemy at Five
Forks and captured three entire briyades
OF troops, On the I'd our forces assaulted
and carried the entire line Of Lees works,
securing twelve thpunnd priaonas aiaa
MY capnop. The came day Wilson cap
tured Selma, AlahAnia, With threethSuSand
prisoners, and oa6AuGlated md SittA guns;
and the steamer Gen., Lyon - burned ct
sca anCk0So h1Mdfsa Un'on sooldieso perish,
ed. On tn ID the Federal forces entered
Richuo Aelotipg the stAts and stripes
over tl12k On N sSh ShSlidah igaiA
routed The e9eUHs capturing seven thousand
prissas1 andteSeA gchpsal offlces. ThIct
days later Gen. Lee SURRENDERED his entire
army. April 12th. Gen. CANDY occupied
Mobile: 0eo. Stonenpan, SalisburY, North
Carolina: end 0en. Wilson, Montgomery,
Alabama, ~ ~ oapttsl of the C6nfddef.
acy. % ths l4th af April TIE President Of
the following day tie STATS and Stripes were
hoistcd ever Fort Sumter. April 18th,
Payne, thu attempted assasaimtor Of Secrc.
tary Seward vas secured, and Gen. Sher-
man cuhe1adea = treaty With 0en. J0hd-E
stou. 1puta 0o&A, uac6u, ca, NdS- eaptue>
Cd, Together! UilA UoNsll Cobb an1 Gasear
vus Smith, On, The 2lst . reward of one
hundred thousand dollars was offered by.
the Gsvsenmsnt 1br TIE arrest Of. Booth
On the 96th. he rebel ram Webb vas de-
seroytd.. April 20th, Booth ~ svtrt1keu
and shot ond Johnseoo surrendered to Sher.
vna0 TIA 0AYk dav IT, -A---- CS.~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20
J. J. KRONER, ESQ.,, Philadelphia,

J. J. KRONER, ESQ.,, Philadelphia, : 'sp $
Proprietor "DR. ZASE's Axrrporr nor
-. anl 1 fDRuNkENssss' =
Uedf Sr Since the spring OF 1850 lhayc
been using your ANYMORE III d large number u
cases o. .ntelnper.nse, and " sne teen INSTANCES
ont OF twenty, ii has been snccesainl IN totally
destroying tho appetite or era< iig for .t,Ssy
atan. by means OF il ! have cured over, six
hundred cases in this city and neighborhood I
lind its mode Of action TO be specifically adapted
70 either recent or long standing cases. 1t cools
the stomach, settles the merit GUS excitement and
creates an appetite for food. besides greatly stipi
aiatng the digestive functions have also used
II with marked success in D,lsriu,n 7-imets, the
ftts Of cisatdrsa and 49,, Istus' DanSe, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
II is doubtless destined in the end 10 do more
good than, all the Temperance Societies that
have ever been formed. Knowing its inestima.
bic value, chccrfully recommend it.
Yours, dc..
X. DrNCER, NJ. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

INrExxxL RxveNuE~ DECISIONS Hfhc Com
missioner has made the following decisions:
Eosses Deducted from Gains in Estimating
lne0me i - :. q "a - -
bosses in mctchandizd be deduCfcd
only from gains lifmcrrhandaze, but n Mis-
case particular branches of merchandise
need not b separated. So in 'spec,iia tom
the less or gain from stocks may Offset the
loss Or gain from produce speculatcd in.
The COMMISSIONS has also decided that
. farmer who manufactures butter and
cheese from the milk produced from his own
farm is not subject to license tax though he
manafsctYrps more shan :! 900 (yorth per
pear. Such products are fegitimately derived
from his business as farmer, and are. or
binary farm products. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-20

Tue love fer Intoxicating drinks directly
owing tosn artificial appe,i.r--in other words. q
pervfrs,op OF the sense Of taste, superipdeced
by continued excuses in the use oil spirftuous
liquors lntsnperance is consequently Aot I
natural inirmitv, but always dependent on ar
tficlal cause These once removed, the victim
O inebreiy will lose all inclination Or desire for
the injurious beverage
Ds, ZANES ANTIDOTE, By it's specific ne
ton, restores the diseased appetite to its proper
normal condition. The craving for shiritnsu.
drinks At onte, ceases ard what before had tren
an irresist BILE passion. now becomes disfasteiul.
obnoxious and repuisise Tie remedy is per,
ieetly harmless IL directions are followed Il
exercises an alinost magical effect in causing d
deep ated aversion for a,l alcoholic drinks And
increases the appetite for food ~ gEH' T9a