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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
DFaWIngs: 1st June, 1st September, fsI
December,

Prices Of Shares for each separate Drawing One
share ~ Dollare, n hares 100 Dollars. 126 shares
lWuV poilars currency payable In United States
Notes, Drafts or biilA ofExchange on Europe.
l. hsmitlances 70 be made ia registered bsttsrs
Arrangements have been made that the Prizes win
be retied rect 10 the Winnegs that they can bs
eashed at New York - -
:. kppiyto Mr.. FREDERICK sINTZ, Banker and
Financial Agent In fnAHkRoRr, MAINE, or letters all
dressed TO s. Three King Court. London, wiz be al
this paper.
Letters 20 be directed "per steamsr via liver
poo, 70 Frederick sin'G, Banker. in FRnkiort-on
the.MAins. kemitianees which arrive alter the dan
ofdfaSing, wAlbg rrturned or invested IN the mex
Drawing, ~ he option ofthe sender.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
Destitusion In Richmond.
The Wing says

1--WE are authorized to announce that, BY
order Of the military authorities, the com.
missaries Of spbsisienee OF the United States
armyin this city will begin to-day 10 issue
to all citizens bread at six and quarter
cents per loaf Of eighteen ounces. The hu.
manity Of this move, prompted by the consid.
crate thoughtfulness Of the military authori
ties, cannot be ovsr-estimated. There are
to-day thousands of our citizens, male and
female, but chiefly the latter, who, living in
unwilling butunavoidable idleness, are without
the means Of subsistence. Over Eve thousand
of these persons (females, up TO the time Of
the evacuation, earned, by making soldiers
clothing, a scAnty livelihood, ,eked out by such
supplies as the Citizens Relief COMMITTEES
could furnish, During che last three weeks
many Of them must have perished but for
the relief opporlunely and pa,ernally afforded
them by the United States authorities"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06
NEW FIRM.

3 this day a,soclatsd with me, in Che House,
iAishing, China, Glass and QueensWafe bual-
e0s Third street, Dayton, Ohio MF. john =.
%, my former book-keeper, The business
nue. In future under the style Of J. =. Wolf a
!, March 0, lse5-ma4dtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Some Of the thoughtless end exciiable pull
pit declaimers, of whom the assassination has
brought specimens TO the surface in every com.
munity, aud who counsel vengeance and yio-
lence, may feel themselves rsbuked by Rev.
DR.. Tying, Of New York, who lately preached
a sermon IN his church (St Georges }, from
this language; sand the King Of Israel said
unto Elisha, when he saw them, Ny father
shaN smte themS Shall smite them1 And
be answered, Thou shalt not smite them
Wouldst thou smite those whom thou hasl
taken captive with thy sword and with thy bowl
Set bread and water before them, that they
may eat and drink and go rom this be
argued lenieney and Christian conduct
Hartford Times.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

The prospect for large and Increasing crops
In this country during the coming season
were never more hattering.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Tie receipts for internal revenue for March
were only Si6,ss9,9ll, f7Fa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-06

Australia imported, within three months
$4,000 sheep. .tC#R wge r
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
Common Pleas for the city county of New York,
ce hereby given TO all having claims against the
Nav York Conaodated Stage Company that they required
10 present the with the vouchers thereof 70 the sub
ecrber his Office III Broadway IN the ty of New York
Nrw yoHE, June T. lfIa
The New York herald., 1865-06-13
OrFToE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NO. ~


TO Contractor enclosed in sealed envelope
endorsed with title OF the work, and with Of the
bidder written will be this ONCE until
Tuesday, June 20. 1856, at II o'clock A. NJ,
yor regulating grading &c, Fiftyeghth street, from
Second avenue 10 East river.
For regulating grading &C., Seventy sixth street, from
Fifth avenue 10 East river.
For regulating grading &C. Fifty ninth street, from Second
avenue to Third avenue - .
For regulating grading. &c, One Hundred and Ninth
street. from Fifth 10 Harlem river. -
For regulating grading &C., One Hundred and Thry1b
street from Fourth avenue W Eighth avenue
For regulating grading &C. Fifty third street from Tenh
avenue W Eleventh avenue. .,... -
For curbng, gutterng and nngging fhysecond street.
from Fifth avenue " Eighth avenue "a,
For curbng guttering and hagging Eleventh avenue,
from Fifty third street 10 Fifty. ninth street.
For curbnq gutterng and tagging Egheh street, from
For curling ruering tagging Forty eighth street.
from Ninth avenue 10 Tenth avenue.
For rebuilding bukhesd north side kvineion street. East
river ,--,-.. -. "a -, ~
ror rebuIdinq ple No 81 East river.
For rebuilding pier No. ~ East river
For dredging both sides Of pier NO OIL East river
For rebuilding pier No. " North river
For grading Forty third street. from Second
sank forms Of proposals. together with the specifications
and asfeeTnents can be obtained al this of1ce.
Dsted Street Department New York, June g. 1886
CHARLES q. CORNELL
Street Commissioner
The New York herald., 1865-06-13


NOTICE TO RAILROAD BUILDERs-NOTICE IS
IN hereby given that sealed proposals for building and
completing the Junction and Breakwster Railroad from NIL
ford Lewis Delaware twenty eight miles In extent
half Of which graded brdged and bsllased Will be re-
ceved the ONCE Of the company until the 18th inst
which day the proposals. will be opened and determined
ONCE OF the company n this place r. McCOLLEY, Pre-
sident, junction and Breakwstsr Railroad Company.
MnroRp KrsT CouNTf Del, June s. 1865
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

HouNTRY BoARD-AT HAMIITON's PORT RICH.
y mond House staten leland, two minutes walk from
boat landing nOnts leave pier TO- North nearly
hour hree airy rooms fresh milk. and vegetables fiom
UNa kAIGVn ...
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

DoARD wANTED-FOR BOY NINE YEARS OLD,
ID IN farmers house with the comforts Of home ana
school, where he VIII lie OF the ismi
Terms moderate Address Mrs. H. station A, Spring street.
for three days
The New York herald., 1865-06-13

RoARDING FOR A QUIET FAMILY OR SINGLE ,n s,,l GEN
eman; also Room suitable for an once al $50 bieeeA
er street. Macdonald
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
stop That Cough.
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM !:
The Great Remedy for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
YvNilE results OF its use is a proof o. Its great
i value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
ERTiES ofthis medicine are experienced by all
those who have used it, Their testimony can be
iound in pamphlet, which can be obtained OF
t.e Agents where the medicine is tor sale
Coughs and Colds, however distressing, are
broken Up III incredible short time by Causing
q specific niseuce on tie lungs. 50 tlat thu d at
ter and phegm are easily expectoratcd
Pains and Soreness OF the Chest are quickly re-
LEVIED b, the irri,ated parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sacats become hmm diate-
" checked by the strength being restored. The
torpid liver srcsored to action, AS the blood be-
comes purified.
ALE .'SLUNG B4LSIN contains OPT
in form. II is perfectly harmless foE tie
most delicate child.
| CONSERVATIVES would DO well to read his treats
| on diseased Lungs.
PursicrAxs who have failed to cure their pa
| tents should try this Die cine before they give
| the ease up as we know very MANY valuable
| lives have been saved by Oeing persuaded TO give
| it "A trial.
| Be sure aud get ALIENS LuNc BALsAx and lie,
no other article be paimed upon you.
| ALIENS Iuxc HAisAM is put up with great care
and with fine steel engraved label, bearing tbs
| sigature of the prupriefors
DCN'f FORGET THAT
ALIENS l.rSG BAlsAA sr'i break up the most lie
tr.ssing Cough in a fer honrs' time
MANY cases OF CONSUMPTION that were consid
cred incurable. have been cured in this CITY.
Call and get apamphlet, aud re adj the remar kabl,
cures which will convince you Of the great valu,
Of this medicine.
Don't despair because all other remedies bav,
failed but try the remedy and You will not be Dc
ceived. For sale by the proprietors.
PRIcx-$1 per bottle. Sold BY Medicine Dea
ers throughout the city and ~ountsy For AL
by E. s. hallOrd davenport; +. n Stone. Nina
eatine; Or. Z. woodruA, DesMo,nes Norris
i Co., Iowa CITY. mr1A-sod ksowly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

The forty ninth annual report OF I'M
noble institution has recently been issut''
| From it we learn that the receipts IRON
all sources during the past year have peea
$677 .s5f %. Of which there were from sn,e'
Of i,noks $404. 722 is. from donations tsoo'
| $50 90. and from rents Of partso ut the biu's
House, not occupied by the Society *''
1854.
The number Of books issued from the Ne
pository Of the Society in New YORK l.
! $50 :,.i and in foreign lands. exclusive %
those sent tl,ither from the Bible iiouse'
300, 1913. making the entire Issue Oh ,he
year s3O. Jci volumes, and whole nuih's'
since he organization Of the society, ".
SOP. 56l More than one fourth oil these
or 1904, ,o.,. volumes have been iSsued dur
ing the past four years Of the war
The number Of books donated hy the
Society last year, exclusive of those III 'or.
eign countries and Of those given ~ the
auxiliarcs. i IA, II, including go volumes
for the blind
The total donations Of the Society ID
book, aud money, not including those IN
foreign countries, and Of those given by
the anxlliarics, amount TO S24J, .2..4', =
" IA u @D-.fft - " IL iol tii' fti'
The Bible Spleiy Record has II monthly
circulation of about $4,000.
I he Society has .'3 agents of whom
there are three in other countries, and three
IN the army
1t has also 37 Bible eolporteurs in for
oign countries and there are about 15.ooo
Local unpaid agent connected with the
auxiliarlcs aud branches at home.
The number OF different languages n
which thu have printed the Scriptures dur
ing he pase year j, 10.
The grants OF hooks for the amy and
navy last year, amounted 10 about 5oo.ooo,
besides many others attributed 10y the
a,ixiliari,.s The total distributions to sol
dlcrs and sailors during the war amounted
to about 3.O00,UU0
Tie number granted last year to the
Freedmen Was 81, ;54 to prisoners of war,
80 69i Ia the Southern tronp; md people,
5s 500 to destitute sunday Schools, p,
$50 besides those furnished TO $40 schools
by tie agents of the Society.
Altogether the work of the past year has
been most encouraging, and thc results viii
he scIn Tor many generations To come.
The Society now enters on its Jutt!ee
year, ami ~ "a SURF arc being adopted to in
crease is receipts and distributions above
those of any previous wear.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12


Additional developments in the PhunN
Bank detalcation have tran>pired since the
arrest of Jenkins Jno A. Earle, book
keeper OF the Bank. has been arrested as ac-
eomnlice. and confessed to having received
SIonU00 from jenkins which he lost in
stock operations He was taken to a station
house last night and put in cell. This
morning 1t was found he had cut IN artery
in his neck with "A lonhnlic and Died t.
death He was 4 W,iowcr, 81 Years of age,
and lived in Newark, y. }. Gencviev,
LYONS alias We've Blower, II disreputabc
Young woman, and one of her intimate
trends, known as Chas Brewer alias DAVIS
were also arfestSsl |, is said that Jenkins
became acquainted with Genevicve IN con
cert saloon, ana was in the habit OF lavish
ing large sums OF money upon her, enabling
her to live in magnificent style. Earle. al
the time of his arrest, was not employed IN
the Bank He occupied the position OF clerk
with smith, Martin 4 Co. Bankers, in Wal
street He has not been employed in III,
Phoenix Bank for some mouths. The cashier
n,av. believes the dcialcatlon will amount
10 :2.5,0N0 The Bank has a surplus funt
OF s2sO.0oo, besides the earnags OF the pas
six mou,l,-, which apart from the July diyi
deuds, are considerable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So NJ ( g & \ e e. So
TIE MZ'JT5I VI z \ UT
PRACTICAL TrlIITY AND
EXTREME SiNPIICIT

HE LM2ODlMENl uf
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY
Tat.st,d Mr. 49, lss2 improvement pGt,ntSa
.Iuns Is6z The celebrated AMILl CIV SEW
ING MACHINE, most Wcnderiui and he
Candy C0n-tru cted Novelty is NoisELEss IN op
q ailou, uses he STRAIGHT NEEDLE, se~s with
DousLR or SIxcLK lnHr,p Makes the Running
Sutch MARI 1srf,st and rtgatar than by hano,
aud with extraordinary rapid,y. Will Gdta.r,
Hn.. hnFi,. .Shasr. I4ck, Ran Hun ai, Breatith,
dc &c There j. no fabrication or Change o.
Sntcp--rs NOT LIABLE TO GIT OFT OF ORDER and
will last Lifetime.
"tor the Dress maker it ls inv aluable; for the
Household it supplies vacant place. ~ Go-
,Iy's Laiga' Eyo4
with i, single or double thread IL silently
Y.te.,y rapidly wifh "a cvuisr"a ns.e''ie 1aalrs
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
\. \ T.opn,.
at uses common needle, sews very rapidly
aud is aslv understood that child U.s..
it, " y Ldtt~pt,nt
All persons who bny oiit'r for sale limitations
OF th.s genuine Maehiue will be prosecuted Tor
iniIlugcnept- on the patents. lhis is the only
low 9rlccd Nadine secured oy patent.
I'm. * Nachinrs s,ni To aus part Of the caun-
try per Express, tackled IN box with printed
in,ructions o. RECEIPT ot price. 50 Agents want.
cd every where. Circular containing Liberal In
duCtlucnt> sent nee
Address all orders 70
FAMILY GEN SEWING ACHINETO.,
ivz4.dwimi Office lv2 Nassau street \. !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
WIHCHeSIER'S HYPoPHoSpHI1es

ave proved ihtirextraordin cutative power
IN II MeMAEf AMI slG,ots DISEASES. during Pc
Rod OF seven wears both N the bands al the Mel
ical Profession and The People No remedy has
ever Gated forth such unqualified testimonials q
ITS eIlcacv Us tins The following extract IS CIV
cn from Il letter dated
ANutRsBunc c. W. Feb y is65.
s'Tiie ,pophosph.te, hnse become 50 hrmly
established n my estimation. through wears Of
severe TESTING. a an fSfAlirRi rrMtrY ~ Is sa
wing n.t. Ano@, ron Cons. "a it,s... s's 4. -
most hopeless cases. that ! 10 moi hes aie 20 as
sert that ALI. eases OF 9enutae consumption ARE
INCtnABIE WITHOUT IT
IN RICE, NJ. D"
Fmces ID on and Ii o. bottles, 81 and 81
each Solb, ali r, sF,ctab,, DR. egists. and at
the : l. General depot Wholesale aud retail by
j MIAlul N1l |. Il q Al inh. II N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
rv YORK t1,-l,St ~
New YORK, Aug. II.
The L. s. steamer Hartford, flying the tag
OF Rear Admiral Ii. II. Bell, sailed 10 day for
i the Fast indies.
Gold 141l.

DETROIT Aug II.
No further particulars have been received
from the late catastrophe on Lake Huron.
Capt MacKay Of the Pcwabiac has gone
with small steamer 10 cruise about The slUt
where the Pewabiac sunk Ii is proposed also
to send diver To the wreck. The books
and papers Of the illfated steamer were lost;
it i therefore impossible to give complete
list Of passengers who were on board, but
the list already telegraphed comprises all
that. wefs learned. Tho PewabiAc wa built
last year at . cost Of e100, 900, and insured
lbr Soo0O0 30 g e5Nn4 ssi0-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12


We are aware thai h,snv nsdioine- hre WI
rant.d, knowing that th,t Viii never h. return
ed. Eni ~ assure vnu HAT va do not wash yoni
w-rr without giving value k.r.y"d, W
~ Is worse Than roybefy To get gain IN tina
wnv. anl when We warrant tins medicine, W.
mean what say. II ans one nses the Fircwcer
for the diseases Tor Whicl, We recommend II, an'
is not tully satisfied that il H. not all recon
msnd il. h. can return the bottle to The agent hc
purchased the medicine of who will refund III,
nancy
should yonr near,si druggist not have the al
ticlc. Do not y. pu; 81 Nth any other rerar atn
that may be "l'efcd IN It's place. but send 10 our
| agent and c VIII fatwUl. securely pasked. b,
/ BY express. BfM NRE ~ IMPOSITION.
| See that our Sigu4iu'e i on ',ery bottle w,
buy, and that "Dr beaver sTompound Esirae
OF Fitewced. or Il'in"r o. i.se' syrup is blow
| IN the bottl, nont atl,cr Is genuine.
Price 1 per bottle. or tx bottles Tor 81
Sent ~ express ON rec iyi Of the money. Sol
by III dru sgiSir aud medlcn. dealers
WALKER d TAYLOR Prop'rs.
II. ScOVIL, = Randolph Street, Chicago
Wholesale Agent mr2I dly
L. col. d., = E,il,r5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
ANOTHER SINGULAR CASE.
Orricg Of n Y ,vp GALrNA LE.p Co, |
No. y Nassau street, New York. June |, lS65. !
DIR J. II. SCuENCk

nr,a clR For over fifteen years have been
,ronblel with a severe Cough. and usual. Two or
three times Il wear with mote or less hrmorrh ge,
which for the last few years has Kept iie INN ~
flesh and too weak IL do business OF any Kind
" thsut suie, ing In Angus, last bad very
styN4, .e.Durt.-e. ana according 10 ti.e las.A
mont of "A good Ntw York physician. Was class
ed a~ be onl the each Of medicine. and was ad-
yised to be prepared, SO fan AS properly matters
W, re- concerned to leave this world at short
,icc This ply STEFAN (and my good friends said
that 1.-THE trs, severe cold took must prove Ia
tall" Early in January l,ook severe cold, and
fortunately. was occupying rooms at No 81
BOND STREET directly over your Office.
think about the 18th Of annary l procured u
bottle Of your Pulmonic Syrup. aud commenced
taking il freely. NJ, feet and limbs were very
much swollen, and oil the symptoms OF speedy
death seemed to accompany my cold sent for
my former physician and stated to HIM that
was taking YOUR medicine, and after shuwinu
them to him. and having tasted OF them ETC., he
replied: 'sYou can take them if YOU like they
will do YOU no harm" He said You know
what told YOU last summer. and say the same
now il you have any business to close up. do no,
nut il off" He said TO other friends that he
'.could sac no hope tor me. aud IN, friends and
relations concluded my tin. had CONE AT this
time was taking freely of your medicine but
had not seen you. The Doctor called !. few
times. and 70 md me much to his surprise. he
said improving. and he could not understand
Wtsf- NV ihltti WAS ttCTct>iiS VI your
and had wish 10 have YOU examine m, case
and what You had to say. When you hrs,
came to my room and made the examination YOU
gave me bat little encouragement, but on the
cont AIRY. expressed doubts Of my ever being
helped out OF my hen seeming difficulties. The
second time that you called, finding me still gain
ing. you gave me encouragement, say ng my
symptoms were Improving; the Pulnonic Syrup
Seawecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills had acted
like charm" I followed your advice. and 10
the surprise Of my old ply sic,a, and friends
seem much better than have been for several
I years. and breathe better than ever expected a
p-rsot could with on" lung, the left being com
pletely dried up feel very grateful to YOU. and
consider your advice and medicines invaluable
Yours truly. 7. y SHELDON.
Dr. >. Il. Schench's Office is ut the northc .st
cogner Of 6th and Commerce streets. Pbils,lri-
phia, "a, where all letters for advice must be d;
pccted. All hu medicines are for sale by Drug
g~s es"V' jyss-dlswty sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
New loRk, August


The Ios' Washington -pecial SAYS:
Mosh, has been released from arrest by
The military, and Ii, has gone nome.
The president was bcsieued again to.da.
BIZ Soulh,fn,rs in large delegations, seeking
tor pardon. anu ON otner business, the Cain
net meeting preventing their gaining All
mission
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
.%1'OAs TEE.E1 COIGM
DR.. Carriers Cough RalSaln

| Tins .n,dioln. immediately STOPS the COUGH
lIo,lnl - tl@e and easy etpcctoraion removes all
| mucuous and foul matter trcm the air pa sages.
| gives ease in difficult breathing ailays the irrita-
ton 81 the Lungs and Effects SPEEDY CURE,
| i,v Sonttius ana he,ltn.y all Pulmonary tlrgans
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

is purely vegetable in It's ingredients, and per
iectiy harmless in its qualities. and ms mild and
pleas Mt aS the most deicale cordial. II has been
IN general US for the last ten years. Millions .
bottle, bav. been sold. aud phi, sictans druggists
aud all who lav ',,,d it unite in saying thal il is
the MOST SPEEDY and EFFiCACIOUS REM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

T,HAT ELEGANT TWO STORY BRlCA
~ Main owned and occnuisd By u ~ nitehesS'
70 now offered for s4le at bargain. 4hehoes.
10 thoroughly finished y modern seyae, ane
ancng the best located - tke city. rsE SO
For Particulars enquire o. .s..a
aptsd6 JOSHUA UU1h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
"nRSTEIRlcS"


I.a'cs requiring n"aacai AID ~ advice N n'
cases attendant! upo's menstrual Obstruction
pregnancy 3" irolapsuS tterl ot any disease
iuoid.n, 10 the srnet aiisc organs mny rely up
on l,@iar ca4il ard speedi, relieved.
All chronic aud difficult case, such ns have
xisted Tor years ara complete " and po, man. ~
IL cured IN; short tiH'. ~1tHut rasHct PY.I' anr,
to diet or fear at exposure Persons Athlete
with auy Irixat. Diseases ~ e4lliny early after
contracting iheni. will be- cured IN shorter
tire thar bs nns oii.i physician In thu KNOW
w0,id
DR. H. il pre- e'nlnentiy successful ~ Tn
.rcatm-n; Of liz above must .itli' alt and perple,
i,,,r ~ All scsste be has 1iren paitit tlis AZ
ten,idn 10 them Tor many years md 50 thorough
Is has he become acs .ain,ed with their rutheiop'
and treaturut ii VT ~ Mil warrant perfect eutc
under forfeiture II desired; IN TACT h VIII. u
the cure of hes inpleini, acknowledge no 81
rrriat III iii, eatuift ~ 10 he World.
He ooNro4 Sns ~. nw> AtnleiNh- from ihe trn'
| source II hc.llh 1Hd strength liz ".riahl
Kingdom us tl4en, all Nl0 ar afflicted y
| his cflice. where you viii, in a short tiino, b
made 10 tejoice III perfect health
l to- A Private Consultation Room ADJOINING
| the Office where the Doctor viii always be in al
| tendapc. during Office hours
These residing at distance may call IN pei
-, !. address hini in PERFECT cU>FipESCE.
t,,.. on Box Az, Chicago, III.
80, ha,, from $40 l9 a. m, ! TO r.
evening. declSOl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

NASHVILLE, August II.
The Press and Times, of this morning, con
tain the following:
The Representatives elect in the respective
districts, are as follows: n. q. Taylor, Up
per East Tennessee. almost a certainty; llor-
ace MAYNARD, Knoxville District, Asa
Faulkner, over Stokes, in Chattanooga Dis
tlic. ". y. Campbell, Nashville; ID. H.
Thomas, Clarkville; Col Hawkins, -ovcl
Etherilpe, West Tenn sscc; DIR l.cftwich
Memphis District; and Edward Cooper
Shcbyville District.
Faulkner, who, we fear, is elected ovel
Stokes. viii vote with Gov Campbell and
Mr.. Thomas ii they get ii chance 10 vote a
at ALL Maynard and Hawkins can be de
pended upon as supporters OF the liberal ma
ional policy and We hope, also Mr. Taylor
Dr. Lcftwich is reported to be Il COED tnior
man. The chances Of The admission of oul
delegation are not very iiatiering.
The JJ,,on says that Col. Hawkins, un
doubleday elected, has IL majority, as far a.
heard from, Of 1850.
New York. August II.
Mr.. Junius H. Browne, one of the escap
ed prisoners from Salisbury, to vindi,at,
himself from the charge OF making gray,
statements without due consideration, in
card published in the Tribune, reiterates hi
assertion that Sec'y stanton is nnquestiona
| bly, the digger Of the unnamed graves tina
crowd the vicinity Of every Southern prisci
| With historic and never 10 be forgotten hor
| rors by his obstinate opposition to exchang
ing prisoners with the South.