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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27
REGULAR PACKETS.
FOR New orleans.

The big INDIANA, Capt. J. etut. Neal, W. W.
Collins, Clerk, will leave for Memphis, vicksburg
and New Orleans MONDAY, the 9th met, at
Fer freight or passage apply to
MO COX a HUMPHREY. Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

Fer New Orleans.
The new and splendid freight and prssenrer
steamer w. r.. GARTER, win leave for Memphis
vieksburg and New Orleans MONDAY. the eth
last, at IL O'Clock IN.
For freight or passage enquire of
mas COX & HUMPHREY, Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

prove, ssss sqssl e ne W At "A. Ia. d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

n DYsMENoRRHGA, OR PAINFUL HvN.
sTRUATIges, And sijtl,on EliGIh,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-27

. DAYS ago. said that Capt. DAN White had made no
such banter, and although We know that Captain
white has the most perfect confidence in the une.
quAiled speed Of his boat, are inclined 10 be-
leve that this assertion 10 correct, 90 we do not
lieve he would desire to risk 90 nne boat II .
Magenta or $4,000.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday Gays:
Capt Maddy aud othsra have purchased the
Victor, No. 5, for $3.50, for the GalPoiis and
Kanawha river trade. she leaves for the Kama
wha river this evening.
Capt. II. X HAzlstt, Of the lone tree Carrie.
passed through the city Yesterday, en- route from
Evansville 10 Pittsburg.
Capt. augh Campbell, late Of the W. r. Arthur,
from Sc, Louis to Pittaburg.
Commodore ,. s. Wise. OF the W. L. Gibson a
Cos. Line, returned home from Nashville ysster-
The little railroad packet Linch, plying be-
tween Parksrsburg and hArisita, while bound
for BeiPEa, was caught In gale of wind last
Tuesday Night about o'clock and caPsized. She
j Z soon rightad mp, however There were fourteen
persons en- beard. all Of whom cling to the hur-
+ rcane deck, and we're rescued.
on Tuesday morning last two daughters and a
nsIcs Of Capt. Nelson Crooks, accompanied BY 3
Young man and g boy, just fellow Belisvills, Va.
we're passing from the house TO the main shore In
naf-boat, through the bsckswater. The swelis
Of q steamer passing down tho river at the time,
:osaod the Ittic craft about roughly when the la
dice became frightened and ran In one end OF the
boat, causing Il to swamp. Sad TO relats' the
~ three young ladies and man were drowned The
boy held on to the boat and was saved.
The Mars, in charge of Capt Mcpherson, 10 at
our leYee after a long absence. She was captured
at Heiena, Arkansas, BY the rebels AZ the out
break of the rebellion, and subsequently, recap
gured at Island No. 10. she is a capacions craft
and Looks quite natural.
The Cincinnati Gazette gives the following &C
count Of the new steamer United States, Of the
- Cineinnati aud louisville Mail line.
Hss The UnitSd ffases.-This boat belonging to the
Mall Line Company Of the same name, Will create
sensation when she appears az the wharf. Hsl
hull, bntlt by johnson Morton, has length Of
thrse hundred and ten feet, with bsam Of forty.
tnree feet, aud depth Of heis o. seven fset she
has Two engines, twenty-Hix and q half inches
cylinders, ten feet stroke, wrought iron Shaft
% and erAnkB, aud I'VE boilers forty-two inches In
sre diam ster, built by Moore Rsehardson Of thil
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
SHIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS!!

Hoop Skirt Factory.
VNHH undersigned have established Hoop Skirt
Factory at No. 270 Fifth street, near the Oceoia
Mil. All kfnds-New York and Paris style Skirts
tred neatly and warranted for six months.
Corsets and Busles constantly on hand. Lsdies re-
member the place No ZIG, Filth street, Dayton.
iune2S-u J. BBRSFEIN a BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
gdl]ailg Gmpire,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
rs-rrains arrive and departlrOm the Union Depot

~ S-Irains arrive and departirom the Union Depot
CisCIENAr1, HAuILros AND DArrON.
Depart. AriTvt.
Louisville and 81. Louis Mails e:90R M
Cincinnatl AccOmtpodat or. .,.., 1880 q $50 y m
Cincinnati Mal.....................3O 300 m 7;6Opm
Cincinnati AccOmino nodation..... $40 M
DAYTON, XESIA AND CoLuMBus.
Eastern Express. n. 4.4O M
|U..t 500
Xenia AccomIn odation .......... $50 pm uH
Eastern Express 1880 IN $40 pm
sAsDUsKI, DAYTON AND CISoIHsATi.
ssndusky Maui ........... ........S.4O a M 7.15G m
Huntsviils Aceomm, dation. 90, .s:OO = m $40 P m
W DAYTON AND MIoHIGAE.
CHICAGO NAL am 720 m
Chcaeo and Detroit Express.,. 800 pm G4O pm
IEDiAHA CEETRAL AND DAYTON a WEbTERN. fH
st. Louis and Chicago Msil.....440 ll;lU m
Indianapolis sAceommodatlCn...S!6Op pm $50 m
eSt. Louis ExPiess IN 1928 m
DAYTON UNIoE.
Accommodate on 500 m eB5 M
Express. m 6;l0p pm
Leaves daily except Monday stops only atsonora,
EdorRdo and New Paris,
RB-f assengers goina East the loo m train
must purchase Their tcletp leiore 500 m. Ths
Ticket Office will not he open Tor this tram.
AUGUTUS W WlNSOR, JR Agent
CmorENA4I AND CHc RAIL ROAD.
GOING NORTH: yf
Mai, 1890 m............."Loave Riehm'd lo:SS m
Night Express, ll;6g ................. 1880 m
COMO soVTH. If.
Mail, 422 2pm.............ATriyes at Richmd $50 m
Night Express 900 am...........'"...... Z 30 IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
5Hustc.
STRING MUSIC.

n Am prepared 60 urnlsh String Music TEL balls,
Il d rites, &c, at the low est possible rates EeFing
'layed with Prot tarchHd during the laei rut n.er
feel confident that can satisfy all hlB oid ctsNm.
ers am a member Of Inc kegimental baDo, and
can furnish any number OF pieces Tor string land
All orders leit with ChaTles gheobald, cornt lllrd
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
deIadSm DANIEL d RAKEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
Aost,

T OsT-AlT persons are Hereby cautioned against
Ia negotiating for note drawn ty me, dated Febru-
AIRY A. 1884 for four hundred and twenty-five dollars
and ten cents (e422 lO), thirty days, and payable at
First National BANK Cincinnati to the order OF q.
Rowland. snld note has been oai, and all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the same.
JOHN MlNIOK.
Mr.JOHN A. MINICR. The note alluded TO above
never reached me ly rna or othereise, aud rs no
longer vsiid as agalnst you on my account. 80
o. W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnat, February 10, ls6i-felIdtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
De,OlutIOn Of UO-partnershlp.

TJNHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
L Of EERNEDING, MAUse 4 90 In tAtatng Baslgess
al Buckeys 5iips' Dayton, Ono Vas hssoiVed BY
mutual cencent, the 18th day OF August 1854
Al persons kno sing ,emselVes indebted to said
firm are requested to call and settle, and all having
claims aganstthe firm will pre' ent them for payment
Immediately. The bOoks viii ba found Rt the office
OF HENHY FERNEDING SON, No. :, kenton
street, ghers alone, the accounts will be settled
HENRY FERNEDlHG,
aGEDRGR MAUSE,
3 CFHEte gsgt ANDREW .HAUSE. Ii
DAYTON A 4lst II, 1860 iA angib-lmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
~ I!js,Z.zM
S,s- Qg 81. lsssEss'i1
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

Established IN the Year 1850,
FOR THp CUBE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two OF the most EmiuSnt
Physcians in the world, ~ ...
DR L. BONAPAHrE, rom London anu Paris
Hospitals, and for the past ten years o. the Cln-
einnas Venereal Hospital, Sad DR.. E u; EEf NoLDS,
late OF New York Tnia ls the only oice in the city
where a permanent curs of Private Diseases can be
obtained, Wth0ut tne use " mercury or SAangs Of
diet CionOrrhea cured IN Vto " hours, Gles cured
in to 10 daYs; structures cured in Ito weeks Noe
turual Emissions stopped In 70 days. seminal
Weakness cured in to weSSsi Syphilisl its prima
~ stages cured in dsys; SEQ 'ndary symptoms in
10 3Wsexs; Skin Diseases cured in to weeks; inn
potency, vgof restored in to 4weeks All diseases
sG private nature treated With unparalleled success,
Dr. Boaap1rte's great work on private Diseases the
Private GuidetS Health, ID beneficial 10 all male and
female, old and Young, should read this book twin
enligntsn these uhs grops a darkness. Price rs
eSS pT. Bsnaparte's French Patent Male safe II is
perfectly sale and sis 50 60 satisfaction. tits
fhs snly safs aud sure preventive against disease
Price OF She French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
en-" g P1s ns S2Ra Semss aGssn moSthy ps
safe and reliable remedy for suppressons and all fe-
male diseases Ladies should NOT ase them during
pregnancy as they viii producs miscarriage. Prcs
81 Do pes 6sT-extra hns t6-sent 10 any address BY
mail
aassHOnably acknowledged to be the champions and
Kings OF Venereal Diseases and tue only Doctors Ehs
receive monthly reports from the old world theJ
have been accustomed rom an early age OF youth q
witness the varisus diseases which Arfiict mankind
and 10 watch the progress through long career .
professional study In every sphere offe from th'
humble abode ei poverty 70 the mansion ofthS veal
Ihy, and having ascertaine beyond doubt the vas
suffering sf hum aaity tney determined to select th
generatye system As their particular study and TO de
vote their whole attention TO the alienation Of the d
eases OF these important functions. No letters will b
answered unless they e.ntaina remittance Or post
70 '''"'r' Drs, - BossPHETE REYHoLDs,
No. lss Sycamore street, between FitsS 'iHth, cas-
Hstt's hours iro1n : " to9pR tHs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
Dissolution Of CO-PartnershIp,

UIaE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
/ Of Breene Nixon, IN the Clothing business,
wa dissolved by nutal consent on the 10th day Of
" o. Bseeus is authorized TO settle the affairs oi
the late frm. ". q. BkkEhb' 81
A. O. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03

MUSIC STORE.

SINHE attention Of musicians and all lovers OF music
/ Is called 70 our splendid assortment OF bus cal
luf uftruments of The most appIov manufactures.
We have constantly on HAND tine stock VI Yiniinu,
Flutes Guitars Uoncertnos and AccoTdeons OF every
variety OF quality and pree. ....tl ..ti.l,.
Z Being also agents Tor Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano FoTtes, we able TO furnish the public with
hose fine Instruments which may be iayorably COM
pared with tho best now manufactured ~ o.. u
Our facilities are such TO suabls US 10 furnish the
above as alko music books, usie ana al knas
Of musical merchandise, at prices and terms that cas-
not tai 20 prove satisfactory to purchasers.
-..f...rf CH. J. A. FIsHER, III Main street,
s99 va ii isii.ai Between Thifd and i oufth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-03
Glotbin0.
WILLIAM WALKER,

no. sOI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 70 accommodate his customers Wit
every article Of gentemen's wearing apparel
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan
coats pants, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkerchief
gloves boots, shoes, slippers, &C, will do well t
give him call. su24
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
X Carl Edur, p IN Ba{,buBa

ffE-.. Garl ,Edur3 . IN B1tsbupa
ant pts NiFfon us Sen. }Sauri mad
ben fdelt&en Staalen. son Der wtr ssfsrn
msIUelsn, bsri&tst eis 81. Staatsasttuna:
"aIs Sdura feline SnRrushon.n BON
prafcent Scbn(cn srbteIt, fra9te n pts
fen 80 95u polilif QUO ne& ntdt
ft0 befb|o0sn? Wenn nt&t. 10 ptu Id
nit Gnurn 9tobudtunsen an1s0sn uni
aIe Ibatla@m (ammtln, DE Sbnen BON
NuBen ldn f6nnen; febt Sbn poliItt
abu ief, 70 mibte ih 20 ablsbnen. efne
nuBlolr Nstie su MAIDEN. UNI 1bsr ets
@irfunaen zines ldon eeFni!tu fsfRtfeQ:
ten SYltsms ~ bsridten.
Der prdfcsnt a%ntwUtste: !, feline Yolt'
TT If nod feline ptFnitfoe Esr moQs nur
iebsn. mte fstn experiment. arbstts UNI
mlnide efsba!t. pab S&ur3 DE Rsilc
antrete."
Demnah ullo @rpsrimentalpolttif. Bir
mlGsn rielelbe fir lsbr 9efdbrlt& baltsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
.66entltt1er Marttbertbt
fur ben yDemofrat" bert&tet
BON Set mannu u. 6 ..
Dfiee bes .Demofrattn".
Miftmnh. lQ. Stuff. 1868.

UItltlppU. 10 ~ ACoos
Df. @,f6dft, ,po1en tudtrenb Der p,rfrGenen
Wote {,br Aau unb 3ufubrsn fstr f4pQh, In
b,rn tte 1a,naer NIT Der .@e.fensrnte' befhdfttet
pa.en uns (id fir bic Bst3enetnte uorbsrstter.
Dts @etxnprelfe pa1en fee unb austrdritse
Drift. .purpen fur bette Qual,tat htjablt.
msbl IL 40 GEMS ptr sag BsRie8sn.
Die Radf.a9e flu. 6afer unb 8orn2bat beoeu'
tend na@eela6sn tnb Yrstie fnb I'm 22bts 39ts
yer 8uitet atfa1sn. @nfe t.fnbtt no moo
INNER obne Na9fraee unb Yreife Nnbt :rcmtnsa.
Son ben 5Rtthen unb flblt&tn Ndrtten ptro
bertdtet. tas fdmmtli6e @etreibefclten astts9en
fnb unb lonfen bic Yrttft. nit fe isst: ltre, 10
tf.tten. 70 tptvb - fur unfsres GARNER iter Dor
t1ettt rue.ben: - ..@ .a
81. onbol,euben ftwsren 8se.n unb bas talts
Wetnr Fnb fir Die Grute ftbr nahtbetlts. @sIpe
tatburd ben Rseen bebeutenb gsittttn unD p'1o
ltbr fdaftbaft ausfansn. Wstjsn leteet moo tn
m,r an RoR, BEL, elnRteen, Wette, Tam otsGrn'
te uoh !aeretitt werben unb als cine mttttlmaBtgs
b,tradtet tu,rten. Roru, 3utebeln une 8artot-
fsln batten ale MFR Rseet ertaften, ale bsnltl'
ben gut letn mirb. ...~1.+ ~
MetL SIM gBbplefale bdrnt Gae .S6.40;
in Wapkrfdden 1890. In Butt" $50: @e.
tail, berm gos $3.50, IN Sapterfadsn s6.4o,
IN ,,Bult" 5000.
@eta.u. 30. l,ss1.o5 unb 10. 2, 95e. =
@erRe. IS tts 40e.
Rorn. 33 bic IS Gents. {
, safer. 50. bts "a Gents. ~
-6-fn.. N1airte SO; Etn,cibn Sig.
Sartofftfn tglsae)$1 IS BIC 500.
BptHtn. @etee, $l.25 bts $780,
2wteb.1n. $3.50. {
5ola, S. bis,$8 pfr Gc1b.
~ 9obIen. 20 bts 22t yer 9ufbsl. > ?
8 eater. Is Biz l6t. gS
. sgfer. is bis 20t per Dutenb.
s@plb- sl.433. g2cseg liz =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
% lntfb

Sic sdladtcu ocs lebtcu &rieses. --
,Wabrsue unierse fur&tbMen Blras1frteesS
purosu Mot mentssr aIs 2G2 Sdla&ttn
.,.1nb Atbbtte @tfs6h aeltsfsrt, unp auar
49, In 0trainisn. 81. In lenntNn. rs in
'Vli1 ourt, IL in @sorata. 10 in Suo Ga
rolina. II in Noro Carolina. Z In Nll:
bona, IS in Qouifana, is in Wrfan(as,
5 H. 'Glortra, S In 1trls. 5 in Rurylaur,
Ia In 8sn,udp unp js | In penn(yluanisn
,l@shysbu1e,) Nsu: W1r;eo unp I'm Sn:
,ptauer Isrvitorium.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Nacb befannter @stie.

Das Banbeln If Jet ofietel -
Das @antelu!
las muBl' tsin Offeie1sr fetn.
Gcm ntemals Tsl eas Wanosln Elm
1as-@anteln.
Die Rauee wanbelt (9 i'm 2en,-
ole w,rb ,ur Yupps wiaahntar.
Die puppe wtrb gum Galtsr gar
Die Haups.
Die cifetere prsGe au6-
Ote YrsGe,
Dnpuppt, ~perfptnnt unb tdutet f6.
llnb wanbslt fh gar mstRerlt4
1te Yr,6s.
T.r muder .pete. ute Danbsln frommt-
Der Ruder.
STE Earben manbslt, ltftsr COIN,
9oatdalt6 has G6amdlson
. Wuderl.
Der Brave manbslt ltsra1-
Der Brape!
6eut (&tmpft Ct. mas sr emf Aslobf,
unb (dpdrmt bsut. NO Ct stnf 9stcbt-
50 manbsl, @slt id In @apler
Mus Qumpsn.
60 pantelt lid papttr In @slb.
unb Jules tpanbett tn Der @elt-
. 9umpen!
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

Bier Bclcraneu aus rem Nspolutions,
frtees Gno nod am sgsbtn: 9smusl Goof,
am 10. 6ept. 1754in Connecticut asbo'
rem Samusl Downina. Aetoren in Nep
etysrf am 81. Reu. 176l;;Samss 8artam,
s9etorn hi Wdt 1764iuho Wiutam Out
&in8s. 9sborsn IN Waine 1854.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

5eds Blutbunoe sum Jaesn BON 9n
bfanern dno in 81. paul an8efOmmfn.
&api'dn Yotter. wel&sr eie(slben fur $65
tn ,Eeume0ee taufte. miro fe nod BLUE
&artb @ouuIp brtnosn, Oberf grams
ld6t wetiere !&tntdufe In Wi60ippt ma
&tn,St re dtte Nuee In Ienne6se (eItsn
G pepDtSsn H.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

- @rabbt'S SOAR. &eftoratip. Ter
bette uno biQipRe perartfse artfsl I'm
Wotlte, Ia Gets ~ babsn bel @rabbe u.
g., unter'm 9s&iatre 6ou(e. Gernsr
bob,u tieftlbsn porrdtbt9 etnrr {tbr erobs
Muspabl Don Yarfdmsrten unp foilt'ten'
arnf.n. @@@ 4'|~
~ &raue pertaut .iebt fttnsn
Norratb BON 6nrens unb &nabenllstbsrn
,u oueuortsntlt& bt0ie,n Drttfsn.- Au&
bat ttrlelbe cline Qroee Nusrrabl uonWa
rem due ebt.lts' Gutrif,s wel&e 81 ~
Gatrifpretftn uttfouft p 2.E*
X weriaust. tptroeu: Giaiae it,
perIdGiae 2,ute CDsu,(ds), weI&e s.,
IlddfstnniniGe teasenE 'ine ouapfsbtura
ip,atr Gdbiafet uno Gbrhateit tstbriagsn
fSnnsn. aevD telelben' MISUNDERSTANDING
Situatton.r, Fas.n, p,nn Fe s1&>rsastu
.au bic Office .btr4 Rattcnal JniaraneI
'guupauS Ii Das.nyost ScwS.'a 22ia
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20

Soma solbters Orphans 9une
9air.N" Dtelslbe rtrba IN M~arf9als
Pspa, Soral AN f as 5 ' aasaasg q :. s. |:
tr5fuet tpsrbsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Sur TeN3eit.

3stt Der SeNe, fd wtufommm!-
Wthsl. 3etee ~ auf's Nea',
Doe biz gut bic MiId Der frommea
Dsntunssa,t ssbtsbsl1 fst.
Du gtseiauunes. gerfdwsne.r,
Nh uas Daft tu pt.t III ttun!
6aR au bstnsm 6eftalenber
@u4 men 6eftaltneer nun.
8aum EFT rets,t fid 3u Gnbe
Dir bas Gurnisf In parts,
@c iun, 8latfdsn frdntf6r Pdnee
Dsutfde &raft f& ltbsn ties,
@o Elm paar Hafnn'ssn SGwdStru
Gut Netang Die 6.lbtnttat.
Deu,ldlanb's Gbre ~ oNrfeb.rn
8cr ben, fret fen Wuftsrfaat."
Btaf tu thinner tpeiter ldwetf.n2
@tsb'. has @ute liest 70 nab!
6or&, Qceomottren pfdf.n:
DRESDEN, Bremsn fnb nod ba!
limb nod mandes fd0ne GsR&en
6ter unb ia nod cfsn febt.
Mo ttr bann bas l.ste @sa&en
Der Beinnuns 10tsn sstt.
Omar In ero6en @obnunasnoIben
Mandss Gomite NOD rlngt.
8ts Is entlth bod ben fpr0eet
@afltt beutlden Stnn be}ptn8t.
Omar mlbt ib In fdperen Yla9m
mand rebfelts Sdnse.bn3.
Sb mas Heues mar Al fage1
Bon cen, alten beutlhen S4merj'
Of ttr unter'm Cad auh motnst. ri
Db Der Rebner tteden bleibt. -
Qteb III 2obn. Ter rethttb lobnet,
@ete Sober, no sr bletbt.
5sbe Sober. pte gum Retien
&r bos 0tlo sufammsnborat.
@6paa mub Id ben Deutften bsiben,
Der UNI ioldsn quart f& for9t.
Drum probtrst utne Wstlen;
DEM Der Deuif1e. bel1 ibm @ctt,
Ma6t In Wolttif 3umetlen.
bod In Qtebern ME Banf1ott.
@dnger, Surner, @dubsn r%panbnn.
Geut(dlonb. @oit irbalte It'd
@o tommt &tner pobl gum Nnbevn,
Mber Retner tornmt - ju I'D.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
E-A1Gh Il EIt1AaLl
Quithln0tH.

~ tr btiabltbat NIB fttnen Na'
MN, nt&t- auf Or tpbissn Site Fnest. If
..fu@t, uus eassrrin &srntntB III iess',.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-07-20
Die 6anbeIs, GonYenIion.


9. q. Bcrpsn, spr Gtttaeo pom ,Gommtttse
on COMMITTEE eu1pfatI ben @eleessbunsen etr
5laann unb bsr Ration bic foIsenem @sssn'
Rdnbe ju berattsn:
81. Grbauuns bss Satnois Rtu,r unb Ntasa.
"a Shifstanals, BE 8ubsGtrune Der Gcr' une
WtseonRnFuGt, BE: Grueierana eu Ntp.gott
4andle. bas 6sruuterftBsn er Gtfsntabnf. a4.
ten, uub BE Dermtbruns ttr B,forberunssn;tttt.
BE Btfrtiune unitrsr S3tfiartt unb ttgetitn'
tddtnel son fafisr 8tfsutrune St:itns b!r iRt.
stsiuns. ftu ssrtefertg SsRsu, BON gtrraslut.
aen unb Sontiruneen. bic gtrr,,trun9 Der 3oa'
bdufsr unb -,yeu4ttblrns. bic gsrt.6srune esr
psatidsn GtdHe unb 4pfsn. ou0duetss Grn'uu'
tsrnns reaslmdbtesr Dampfeltnt.n auf etettua
Gonttnsnie unh mad europa, icths Rssylatss.
men unferss 5anb.H unb Der 9ranspoItnatasl
mi. GAMBIA unit, europa. rsl6e am ttlsa eas
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@aftin8tpa an8elpmnen.
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watsf4etnit9 tnns,talt elmer @o6e atfcrbtri
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
uoE. william ]. Duane.

The death of this distinguished Penn
sylvAniAn, which occurred on Tuesday
last renews to the minds Of older politi-
clans, the memory Of old JaeksoniAn times,
the United States Bank struggles, and the
removal of the deposits. Mr.. Duane,
though filing many Important positions in
the course of his long life, never held but
one which brought him prominently be-
fore the eyes Of the people. Tnst posi-
ton was Secretary of the Treasury under
Andrew jackson, and the one act which
rescued his name from popular oblivion
was his refusal TO remove the deposits
from the United States Bank st PhilAde-
phiA. The hest and violence of the strug-
gle over the existence Of the United States
Bank c&n hardly be understood at the pres
ent time, and this act of Secretary Duane
crested the greatest excitement Every
one knows how the matter ended Duane
resigned, the deposits we're removed, and
Roger B. Taney, who wss more obsequious,
rode into power, first IS Secretary OF the
Treasury, and then as Chief Justice.
Mr.. Duane was born in Ireland in l7SO,
came to America, with his father snd fam
ily in 1895, studied for the bar and wAi
admitted in 1903. He dived at once into
law and politics. and repeatedly represent
ed the city Of PhiIsdelphis in the Penn
sylvAnia Legislature. In 1888 he became
Secretary of the Treasury, but very soOr
LETT it. under the circumstances aR9Se! R9pSe
alluded te as siqGsd qgGssd tff1d lived almost in seclu
sion
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-30
me snanEer.shin.

A telegram few days since announced
that Schuyler Colfax was not TO be with
out competitors for the speAkership among
the Union men Of the next Congress.
Among the gentlemen suggested as con-
testants are ]. NJ. Ashley, of this State,
Green Clay Smith of Kentucky, and Hem
ryJ. Raymond of New York. We do not
believe that either of these gentlemen
seriously contemplate entering the lists
against 50 formidable an opponent as
Schuyler Colfax. His knowledge of par
lamentsry rules, his decision of character
bis integrity Of purpose, and his sound
political views, point him out as pre- emi-
Hently Atted for the position. He filled
the Office to universal satisfaction during
the last Congress, and will receive almost
unanimous support from the Unionists for
re election. 1t is stated that Henry j.
Raymond hss written letter to Mr.. Col
fax, assuring him of his cordial support.
We presume that Mr.. Ashley and Mr..
Smith will, when the lime comes, pursue
the same course.