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Bills PASSED.
P.lo,iv. 10 6, Steube,'.C

N"TnflYc u ". SttihtI| : 'uI.FFr.
To prevent cncIoschmrrts upon the harhO- o! New
YORK and ior the completion If the Battery extension
Relative t. the Surfdsatcs CouTt OF Monroe County.
a communication wos received from the Chief In
gncer 81 the Cioton Aquednct Department relative "a
the condition Of the sewers IN the City OF Ncw.iork,
which " referred
Mr. ANDaEws introduced bills 10 incorporate the
Merchants Exchange sud Nrvf Room. and 10 author.
ne tie Sl?eryn,rs Of New.loIk TO raise money ioF
certain county purposes.
Mr. HAvESs moved that the National Government be
requested To make application 90 establish fotnderr
and work. for the fn,iinfnciure II %
for steameis'f at some ppint upon tie hnc
Of the Adirondack Esilfosd. Adjourned
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NEW.XORK STATE LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ALBANY Tuesday. Feb. 7. ls65.
BILL ISruODUCED.


Py Mr. LAiA BERI--io incorporate the New-Yort
UNDERGROUND X iroad Company.
Tor the formation Of q pneumatic Railroad Express
Company in New.lOrk.
To alter the m1p = Bfook'yl.
To establish the Cornell University and donee 10 Il
The income Of aads donated tue State by Congress IN
lsG2.
For the Improvement Of that portl, Of New York
lying between One Huldrte AID leh.hSl. and Harlem
River.
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hood upon my uptufned race, "hich eeenieu 40 j.
would never know any other than Heavens tears.
From roll-call in the morning to its repetition ia
the afternoon was always in the yard, until my
deadly pallor wore somewhat away, training myself
bywalking for the Journey toward Knoxville, which
I vowed if I survived, some day to make.
The room in which We were coufned-there were
then only 600 or 700 occupants OF all kinds in thu
prison, formerly cotton facto?-was about ninctJ
by thirty feet and dirier, smoker drearier and
more wholesome place had never seen. 70
minded me of some old junk-shop in South-st., and
was hung round with filthy rags tatteTed quilts and
blankets, reekng with verrnin, which the "re'ehes
inmates used as clothes and bed-covcrlnc, and
tlronsed mostly with Southern and Northern ciu'
gems. most of whom were in garments long worn
ont and as far removed from cleanliness as ths
wcaror- from happiness .I wax
often wished I could obtain photoe raph Of
that room, for can give no idea OF its rel nisive'
ness and superlative squaor gentleman seemeI
moro ont of place there than the Angel GABRIEL
would in A prize ring or tho Pope OF Rome at
Five Points dance-house.
There il Was my long-tried friend and !cilow,loun
rsrs, Mr.. Richardson, first heard Of the sudden
and altogether unexpected death Of his wife
Amid all that meanncss and coarsencss ard desc.
lation the heavy blow fell upor and almost crushed
HIM. Heavens, what place TO be informed Of such
grief OF the loss Of the nearest and dearest Of re.
lations Of one whose lifo full of beauty aid q
promise! His futrrc he'd been oil interviewer witt
horst and whom cruel Fortune severed two SueS
hearts, III lis there seemed no bright to-morrows.
In that ebhorent abode we were compelled to eau
and sleep as best We might. There were but iva
stoves, both old and broken in the room, and they
gave out NO heat but any quantity Of smoke, which
filed the apartment with q bitter blueness. Tie
antique junl-shop was filed with cdors Of the most
obnoxious kind, especially ut night from additional
agencies that politcncss win not permit rheto name.
yermin svarmcd everywhere; they tortured "
while we tried TO sleep on our coarse BLANKETS, ana
kept us in torment when awake No -ig ht OF any
kind was furnished us; oud there We SAD nag ai'er
= see ksxssh fuse. tRY
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For three qusSters Of an hour We were uader chs
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To The Associated Press.

TRENTON n. j.. Tuesday Feb. 7. 1863
Gov. Parker to-day sent message " both
Houses inclosing copy OF the Joint resolution passed
by Congress In regard TO the Constitutional amend
ment to abolish Slavery. In the Senate Mr.. Scovol
moved that the Committee Federal Relations report
on Il on Thursday. Senators Chandler Buckley and
Randolph opposed immediate action.
Mr. Scove replied. charging that the power which
ruled EewJersey wanted delay. promising three votes
for Republican Senator and for this amendment. He
oon!d no. lend himself to such bargain 1t would not
be kept
The motion was lost. Senators jenkins ard Kennedy
(Dem.) and ScOvel and Horner (Rep) voting for It,
The Joint Committee the Bergen Tunnel asked
and obtained permission a. sit during sessions Tho
Comnittee intend TO make Thorough eIamin alton.
and will present an elaborate report the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
New-Jcrscy Legislature.

Special Dispatch to The N. y. Tribune.
TRENTON. Tuesday. Feb. q 1854
A lively debate occurred in the State Senate,
today, on Gov Parkers message relative 20 ths Con-
stutional Amendment aganst Slavery. Senator scovcl
demanded immediate action which Buckley s. Randolph
opposed. Mr. Scovel declared there intention
OF passing the resolutions They would be postponed
til after the fourth Of March. Two Democrats had the
pluok TO vote for immediate action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-08
TWENTY MONTHS IN TIE SOUTH,
EXPERIENCES IN SEVEN REBEL PRISONS.
Narrative Of the Tribune Correspondents.
a Thrilling Capture. a Long ConGne'
ment, and a Marvellous Eaca.e.

Rubning tho vicasburg Batteries - The
Expedition Gsmbsrasd, Hiown Up md
BuKNed Up-Tisc Survivors tu tse River
--Ex.ltntion oC the Rebels - Libby
Prissss-Castie Thuader-psn Pictures
The Horrors OF Salisbury Rcstsratios
10 RrscdorS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

The ORDER OF THE BLUE ARRow-This
Association Of officers and ex-otiicers of the
4th Division, 18th Army Cops will hold its
first annual meeting il the city Of Chicago,
on tho 10Th day of November 1t is expect
ed that Generals Grant, Sherman, Logan,
Howard, Blair, and other distinguished Off
GERS will be present All officers who may
at any time have been connected with the
Division or Corps, are invited to attend tile
meeting. Members of the "Order" arc re-
quested TO report at the fremont House i'm
mediately upon their arrival in the city.
The object Of the Association is to cher
isb, preserve and perpetuate the kind and
mutual relations that have ever existed be-
tween the officers Of the Division, and in
connection with THE Association of officers
of the Tennessee" to render assistance and
material aid TO the widows and orphans of
officers and soldiers of this Division who
have been killed or disabled during the war.
OFFICERS OF raE ORDER
Hss&af : vi. 0en.w. ". Bslkan REQ
kuk. Iowa
70, kresalenta-Rrig. Gen. W. @ 0rep-
ham, New Albany, Indis ma; Brig Gen. 3.
=. Potts, CsFrolltons Ohio Cox Isaac c..
Pugh. 4lrt Illinois, 80, Illinois; Col. Jno.
!. GuEley. 185th Y. ). Z. infantry, shells
burg, WiscoAslA; Lieut Col Jus,iu 9. Ken
rely, 18th Iowa klgin, Illmuis; Major W.
T. Chytoa, II MiAn. A5t. Winona, Ninn.
Rseesdisa Sscstariss -Lieut, Col. ]. r.
Herbert, 18th Iowa, NAsshalltown, Iowa ;
1t. II. n. Woods, cath lila, Springfield, Iii
nom; Lieut. r. Y. Heodlet, 89d tilin0ia,
Hat u 4rpf f5f sif'Is s-~svNa
Corresponding l6smseays Mr. A. j. Pope,
18th lows, BiSttrney, t66e. ,a.-
ZsyasisS -Latut ca 'oscfye PUmuts,
''i &.s .S1s ssy I'm n 1BSs' slsS m Den
" ". BeIkap; for the LIST Brigade, Col r.
=. McFadden SD IllinDis; fdf Ne 81 Elris
.des Brevet. pfigx Cen Cyfuelaall for the
g Brigade Ie6t Col Get. Pomutx 1bsh
-, Iowa e, Tor ~ Artillery. HI ". Z Ckytns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

the Hea Snufies. Imperfect Voice, Brochits,
and Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the dis
ease arising from The nasal organs. sight hear
ing, taste, and smell are frequently ruined By .
Of thi snuff cleanses the entire head, and re-
stores proper articulation. Its effects ar. pleas
ant and wonderful. II contains no tobscco, nor
other injurious Ingredient. Colleges. Societies,
States, and most eminent ofthe riedcal faculty
have awarded it testimonias and premiums.
Sold by all Druggists for e25 cents per box -
Can be sent by mail on receipt o, 80 cents for
box, or 81 for fsMr boxes. Address,
JAS DURNO, p. O. Box 1885, New York.
Wwholesale by DgMAs BARsEsk Co., N. Y. jel2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

q! !! ! ! 5 J! & s! So
Dr.. Basterly1 DIorfl : SU>p,
II hes been thoroughly te-ted md ~ - IyFAI-
LIABLE GU kE fos tbese dangerous conn Il h
the best medicine In the wurid for Chilafvp whsa
teefhing. Price Il cents per bottle
~ Sold At DR.. T. EAsTRRLY 4 cos Family
A41cne Store corner or Third and che>uVt stregesl
H. Louis. and ~ Mndson street Chicago, H. q 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

0U0 y
sITS-Ae URs CuRR for these distressing complaints 10
now made known 10 . Treatise ON Fortisn and
P1TS-Nstive Herbal preparations. puhlished BY Dr.
-PHalPs BROwH. The prescription vas furnished
fITS-him 10 such providental u,onner that he
not cohsclentiously refuse n rake Il known,
FITS-it has cured everybody Who has used H. never
having failed In single case 1t Is equal,
eT>-in cases offts Of Dyspepsia, and the ingrii
-ents may be obtained from any druggist. ssHf
FITS-PaxR to all on receipt Of Ave cents to prepay
-postaee, &c. Adde'S DR., y. PHELPS BROWN,
BITS-No. 10 Grand st.. Jersey CITY, N. j. (n,aslA1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Gc n -, ai.-Tbe $3.50 = ravo,l
e Soek tastS Se1tsrda1 aitstutoni fAsY
y; G s:.s!.:s = =. - ra..eksak ienl
S Andson Stseet, NstYsrk. nsesfsc1ory cor
nsr Walter M tssfy streets, nddson Il.
GEO. c. HupBEL. . CO..
nsopfietsts. nsdson. h. Z. n
For Bale q RI D,rs8i:!sA grssss, 4, &; -
=: 49, 49, 3D.; 81 E'' ~: :sss.l, FL;
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
Dhkf and stakt the order Of release win
II ha isoua6

Uhk and sta1t the order of release win
i be issued.
lnIcAGo, Oct. 21.--Two-4Airls of the
! diggers in the Illinois mincb near st.
ais, are incapacitated for work on account
the fever and ague.
In Cincinnatti yesterday, tho, Burnett
,use vas purchased by Captain Siias Nil
for $500, 900, and the Walnut Street
use by, F. D. Lincoln, At SheriF's sale.
[ $50, 900. ..!l e
Major General f. A. Carr, is at present
a visit 10 Galcsburg, preparatory t. as
ning command of the distric. Of Arkan-
to which he has beenassigneds
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
DIABETES

~ disease Of The ssossach end liver, acting
through the kidneys, sad y, without doubt, the
most obstinate disease, except consumption, that
adects the human constitution. We have srsce
for discussing causes, but. will state that the a.
feet Of the disease IL the serson Of the Starchy
principle Tor vegetable posties VI the feod) hte
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces-
sive eecretisI Of wster. Asnypstsshs saasf nom
this Aiseeae who ass ianeraes a. ss ihsA u. thsy
pass large q.astities Aarise shs day, end -
Obliged e get up from one 70 Ateen Os twenty
ti.ssn dsrisx shs AiOht. No nOsice u taksn of Il
sust their tentiop i called oths large discharge
Of water, ebd Slsss Whsh il ID - fAr Advanced .
to be beyond the control Of ordisssy remsdies
Another symptom 10 ~ extreme thirst, which
when the disease y filly ssaablllhsd, ssintolsf1
ble-tAe patient drinks opsstaastv sctslenS Asins
sesteeS; also dryaes5 81 the mouth. cfsckihe 81
the lips. . swees breath. y thef ners eAysneed
cases. and finally loss ofappette, emscation. and
the patient gradually sinfs from ahsnStion
CONSTITUTIONS WArsR 10 WITHOUT deahs, The osly
known remedy for disbetss, and We have q much
cos6dence that II i . specific ~ wehave thai OPT.
um will produce sleep. end uuthfully ssy that il
hes cured every case in which il has bees used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
sWVN m THE BLOOW.

The Peruvian Syrup supplies the
Blood with its Llrx ELtnESr. IRON. infusing
SrREN0rH, VIGoR and Nxw LIFE into the whole
system. FIR DrsPrPsiA, DRoPsY. CaRoxlc DlAR-
RHsxA, DEBlLIrY. FExALE WEAkkEss, &C., it is =
specific. Tn .usands have been changed by the
use Of this medicine from weak. sickly suffering
creatures. to strong, healthy and happy men and
women.
A 80 page pamphlet sent Free. Pirce 81, 90
per bottle or 6 for t6,ON.
J. r. DINSMORE. Sc Dey Street. New York.
Sold BY Druggists generally septic d& w3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

No 0ECN0NlTnON.
The SbstherS people have given up oil expec.
tatioss 81 being Recognised, and il 10 equally az
6cnIt to Recegnise .Noreherners
whose heads Of gray, yellow, white. or red hair
hsvs 0uxfeaAere4t N. 1f (:oDors
under the wonder working influence OF
C1aRGNTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Which plants permanently in their stead such
blacks and browns - nature might mistake for
her own. Manufactured by CRaasrADoso. No.
Z. Aston House New York. Sold BY druxrists.
Applied ~ ell Hsir dressers.
Al1c0cksa Ror6us R1nstess. A
Druggist said tts other day. you hsve % need
to advertise your Porous Piasters, for every one
sold certainly causes = dozen TO be sold, and =
dozen ,, sells grcs. end % On You will not b
supply thousand yas(B day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24


Messrs. T9osAS ALlc0Cx 4 C6.xPlease send.
withsaiapat6h. twelve dozen Ailcock's Porous
'iasters Our daily experience cosfirms their
very superior. sxcelenor. At this moment II
writing, = mas applies for one, who, BY entan
gleasent in the shaft Of machinery. had both
gsshroken. spine severely injured, and was for
nearly year entirely helpless. This mas found
relief very soon By the application Of plastssto
bis spine. He was soon enabled to work. and
now he labors as well As ever He would cheer
fully pay Is for single Plaster il they could not
be had at lower rate. am surprised thst sur
priscd that surgeons do not make use of q ese
perforated plssters, to the exclns,on Of oil 9TH
ers. as Their aexib,iity and sdhesive"ess are
greatly in advance OF oil other p,asters with
which am acquainted; while the perforations
peculiar to them render them greatly superior
20 all others for ordinary surgical uses. Know
ing the plasters to be 40 useful, I have no scru-
pies that my sentiments should be known.
j. w. JOHNSON. N. d.
:. Principal Agency, Brsndreth HOUSE Ne
York. Sold by dealers in ~ sdtes-~"' sePov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

EAshljofos, Oct, II Reports from Co,.
kfJins etidspcs of he l5dkdi. .a, : s y
~ in the South, notwithstanding, the
busting preehts has. been subjected "a
ing the lassj M yeass. s. ~
he G. ilecthr Il Augusta reports hav;no
kcted S2Od,O0O. within The ,lsst three
this, altapthe Collestsr stsllacon renorts
900 ikxhe same period, - X which d
taxeSsOn cotton. 5os, =
i azphjeot Of remark 4kAll thu I,t.s
thu have transpifta Su1isr q
kdsiAt. Sslnaa lobil' GRitshs
Lthis and New York, q<r : @ hi
ssdi.y Aeye ,bsep, basssds "A SsvsIss
En-, according teesps9ts, anounts 70 ~
ymijli0us 81 lelkts.T 1he ssIIIl1k, IA
Win i cargo Of cotton, VAS rek.dtlv
v62hy IRE On the iOhia river. III
6lno Is, At least, singular oeaA And
NJ. JHsapsp,eion q Hhdlasals, inasnl
RT-ss .ee 4a - = t,7- t@4-es s~fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Terrace Waters Music EStab ltShment
The Hor sce Waters Grand Square and W
right Pianos Aelodeons, HarmOniums and 10
liam Organs, are known - 6rst- class instruments
Warranted for Eve yeafs, Prices reasonsble-
" hoesale and retail Also cabinet Organs.
second han Pianos and Mslodeoas 1t prices IRON
$50 to $3.50.
the very best.-fN. Y. Evangelist.
We can speak Vt the Horace WsAers' Planes
from personal knowledge, - Of the very best
[Christian s~telligencer.
The largest stock Of sheet Music, in the o. 8.
Music books, and al kinds Of Musical lnstru-
henis, and Music Merchandise 1t the loweee
fates. HORACE WATERS.
feb22- d&W1y l81 BeoaC vav n ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

u TE u b = IT'S
,2arannaOGnCAl.
Heir Rogenerator.
~ - psuderful discovery Of the Al
WILL p0SITXBlY RESfORE GRAY HAiR
To IT'S 0RiCtNAL COLOR, wheth-r bIact
of6wh Of "a urn, md being . delightful drese.
ing. it impsrts to i beautiful glossy and heal
thy appearnsce.. Il Will also promote growth
Of ne hair 90 bald heads, where the gland. =
roots Of the heir are not dis0sganized; and -.
fectualiy remove all dandrnii itching and humor.
from the scalp - Il 10 warranted TO produce
the above results or money refunded.
TEDBsETrS 0ROAy. Propeaea.~.
MAACHE67 Ek, N. Il.
NAHAN., sniti ! Dwyer, general SCENTS Ch;
cage jy3i; dkw6ns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Nv Asnlscros, Oe. S1.-The ,hysterious
Sscnes; Who wssbrought to Washington
IN the Nortkses. SOME time ago, is j!
Fuller, fcherly druggist Il Nash.
lie Tenueesee, and who has been ! secret
fvice sspsoys Of the Gosefn,nspt TIE
jise of1lis arrest is net stated. ~
Alexander II. Sthephenss ID saintetyitw
|itt President johnson yesterday, during
rh "a infoq.5 THE Pfsideat-ihat be
y abi bved 81 " eou - in regard 10
Snst:lpetion:S 80 III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

=. r...os BP~slow .ppe.rJ to have /" a.
~. 0" sr1ee'" for in his lpssass to he
1sens's.s legislature, he ~: II IN CON.
~, 49, :1 .a.. "A'ss and color. p:opl. cannot
W. ',se'r, politically X 'seeislly. =
e2es's. - too, believes With Ip,s;d.nt
s s:ss;sat. 'a'' Is :. white 3an's gov
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

TINS fSes stolen ftsu .h.'Fn.,.,..
(hassacht stts,) Nst'oaA B.nt, .moon.
= $50 "A. end ecusistb eatirel, II s,. .,..
atd Cove hasnt bonds a reward 81 aso .
go =: ssn offered ths detsusieu Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Bread, Cakes and Pfes'
UNION BAKERY. 'a'l
o. NE novtA-side Of Oeeoud Street. -. Nm.
tween Brady and Perry.
Nl moss expsriencsd Bakers, and especially
For Family Use.
- Parties supplied on the shortest uoAioo.
Sad I0ue Otders r.
and thst viii be prsnptly flied by
dec2S-dl JOCOB HAHN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
DIR. SANDERS

TIL X EE MINUTE SALVE
win Cure Corns. Warts. Mclce. Fsipcworm an,
T0Othache in from Three to Ten Minutes.
Why VIII you suf1er the excrucating and torment
ing pains from Curns and Toothache, when
Dr.. Sanders Three Minute Oalve
will give you instant relieve. Try It,
e. Price % cents per bottle.
Sent TO all parts Of the cuontry by mail on RECENT
Sold nj DR.. EASTERLYS Family Medicine store
corner Third and Chestnut Streets st. Louis, and -
Madison street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

| Lots with frost On the n. 3 n. r. r. and
leo feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets.
nth frame Office and stable first rate 1ocatio.
pr lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Is Good building lots il the city Of Rock
-eland, within i've minutes walk Of he u. 3.
Arsenal. Price from o9Ot to $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN BITTERS


1nvigorating and Strengthening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Which never faiis,o cure Coughs and Colds in
fe days, and has cured thousands upon thous-
and Of cases Of COnsum,ptios after sns snS
al other remedies bad failed. snd the patients
had been given up to die This Balsam is the
most perfect and nfallible remedy for all diseas-
es Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
| Price IS cents for trial bottle, large bottles
81, so per bottle.
Sold at DR. EASTERLY 4 CO ~ Family N. Il
icine Store of Third ard Chestnut SITS,
81 Louis. Mo. and at their bf anch Store 70 Mad
ison street, Chicago, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24
CITY PROPERTY!
I FOR S.akE.

" Lot corner Of Perry and Fifth streets, "a feet
i Front on Railroad, aud $50 feet front on Perry
Direct. and i The best position IN the city for a
" Elevator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

Irritste and dreqch the kidseys, md By ceastan
nss soon lead % chronic degeneration and con-
Armed dissaee ". - ,saI. 1903 ~
We present the Consultation Water y The pub-
lie with the conviction that il has no equal in 70.
levlng tie eals 0f diseases for whish u hae bUSu
found - emineutly succeaaful for curing; and 10
trust that we shall be rewarded for our efforts il
plaeing - valsasle remedy in . form - msse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-24

@ O 10 II B-A 1. s A M
WIN Csre Coughs, CoDas, Aslhsnn
Coe.mmPaloe, 11ronchhtls. spit.
ai.g Sr 1lsed, r.a. Z. -: sic
Cr0aD aod blseases 81 Ihreoa.
C6esl oQA 4soa9e.
vI0HE MOST rEkfEs:T. PLEASANT AND
i efficscious remedy ever discovered for all
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-25
SMbffter5 Office Der Der. ct. Mrme
NnIlimprt aRh.. 22 WGri lseI

Baltimore. MRb., % Mar; 1875.
oi Sstf ss Z ! T y, 70 g ? nR 1as5 Spg gt,ts e. g sg H. sts Is.
3u Iteern.
&tnbbiet (etttrt bon 4 s aRtta u. utftrL Ieten-
big a%b5ultetetn an ter seats Tte1wnoee tn Saltt.
ieIten terbeu II Icg mad ibrer Mntunft 1uf Rotten
ts Gputr0itcss gems 5eH. Ste mlfien fimmtIt9 uu-
esfabt 1900 gfS. @tO5- Gspidt tab,n. aae anter
1850 Ytb. t~pteeeube BuQeu, Sttere, Dozen. RIbt, &tn.
Der unb unseb5rntes RtnbOieb wtrO suradsarteftn.
our Roes Stud irtre In btelem Gcntrdtte eth Nbtue bon
IoYle. am Sert9t etlaubt, wUfern cas- .Gbter nt4t idsn ~
Stunoe IN Der puree ~0eh1nben cber rt@t nnntitteltar mad
Der Mntanft 65rpeen trir6. fas. 3 acHerfCN
Sprntal6re fur AneebOte t5nnen bon Ubissr Office entweber
en- peelou cher per ppt pbsr per EsIeerapb bescsen merben.
Ansttote per Geleeropt pber ipnRise ~irrseuIdre NetIs ptr.
ben nt4t tn Setra6t eeSOeen,
Die Rtstsruns OerIaHet, Sas tspss stld-renu es Tb.int,
ais erret@e bafislbe ni5t bas IItntmum bes Serianet!n CSs.
tptGt6 etu5tln 9etrpeen mtfb; bic Nusaabe bofIr muR Bic
SHststs tsassHt. ste r4 TN abi4ds.n bss Ss~t&ts seirrt bat.
SeoeS Nn6ebrt ntuB bon elmer @1tdnitee Don 3tpet 5trant.
Jautet: ~
= We, of the county o. Of, State Of
do hereby guarantee that -- is Tor arel able to
fulfill q contract in accordance with the terms of
his Tor their) proposition, and should his Tor
their) proposition be accepted, he Cor they) will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there
with, and we are prepared to become his secure
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for it's fuls
Hlment. flteI1a3 ggfgI 1t1U T3QqG01 4Ws h48gs
Die gernntwOrtltGtsit b~erienie.u, bic tieft @uarGntte &c.
ben, mus mttttIf elmer bonn @Itrt Der nd9fen Dtfrtft8
&purt Dbtr bonn g.. ct. Dtfrttrss MnmnIt nus9eRenten De.
f9etnt8nne naGeerteien merben.
Nnbteter nalfen anpsknb ittn, UNI itre Mnesbrtt su Be.
g%raftteen, une SOrbereitet fetn, SlrgiGaft fur Musfibrurs
bes 9~pntrnlts 81 etten. the fe be Office oerloGtn. is -
Dte 4eeternue behalf R& baS ORe6t rrr, Elm Ubsr aue Mn.
etbCte jurudjlmeiien. -
3aplnnetn wtteen rad isfsr atIteferuns tn iUl&tu Srnbs
6emd9t, 1e IN E1ht ftnb; renn tetne Drrbduben, rtrb, fsboIb
ae iplne etntDmmen, ausbe 3dbIt. y}5tff.t5
Inbttttr pOaen eefauislt ben greiS ~anseben, wenn In Cur.
Trnt1 betdplt ptth, uno Ten YretS, renn tn S@ulbi&tinen.
UCrl@laee mullen beatlt4: FOR BEEF
CATTLE nberiGrteben un6 an Capt. J. Howard Wells
c. s., Baltimore, Md, 0brefRFi fetn.
Menn has MAeebCt I'm N0lnen etner Ttrmo oe(htebt, 70
ulnhen bic Namen her Tbttlnetmer ioute bic QShpFfce oe.
naI on8e8eben tetn rber es ntrb nt@t In Betroht aeaCaen.
vile AH8ebnte btefen rrf6rfffen ntht
eena1 mad tpu mtnb, wfrbtn ptrw or e n. ~
.4qs J. HOWARD WELLS,
ECZznrt-l1pr) CAPTAIN unb g 6. u. g. ".