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CAIs-On Saturday evening, Dec 10, by the .coi.
esn,n s,P.o.ion O. innp Ann Csin sister 70 MI
Mulrnud
The friend, Of tho family ar. respectfully requested
attend the funeral, from her brothers residence,
no East 35th g. at o'clock this day. 122
CUNNINGHAM-In Brooklyn, sfter . short but
painful Illness, on Dec. 10, 1864, Georye Cunning
m, native Of the County Dosn, Ireland, aged 10
Al hi, relatives and friend, are respectfully invited
70 Mena tho inneIsL ,his monday aiteTnoon, at
GANTZ-At Meridsn, State Of Connecticut. on
SATURDAY, Dec %, 1850, after long and painful ILL.,
In the Dist yesr Of her are. ISL
oRMLEY-suddenly, Of disease Of the heart, ON
the morning Of saturday, the 10Th INST at bis resi-
deneo, 1874 W. sab q. Thomas Uormey. In Tho Is h
The relatives and friends Of the family are re,pec,
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, without further
from the Church OF st. Columbia Nth u, bet s.h
and vi ave., where y solemn Mass Of Requiem will
thence TO Calvary Cemetery for interment. 12I
LiLLY-On Saturday, Dec. 16, MARY Almlrs Lilly
In the 9th yeas OF her sge.
Relative. and friend, OF the family are respectfully
Invited To attend the funeral services At her ste
resaenee 80 second a. on Monday afternoon, IS h
inst At l O'clock 81
MtRTIS-on Saturday, Dec. IS sf,er a short Ill
AIhioue, County Westmeath, L Gland aged % years.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
!ho ie.ldencs Of her son. Thomas \. nsftia, 80
Mulberry ST. Is3
McGARRY-on Doc. 18th, Edward heG.rry, in
Ill. friends and sclualntances are respectfully in-
vited TO attend the funeral, this Monday after
neon, a. O'clock from the residence Of his bIoLher-
in-lau, Bernard Wsde, bCs East 10th st. III
AcKENNY--on Saturday, Dec. 10Th, Mary Nc
Kenny, daughter Of John and Bridget Mckenny
aged yess and months.
to sttend the funeral, this Monday snernoon.
Dee; la o. i o'clock from her late residence, 80
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sno~ s,pp~S. snd fsvsd n -ss $50 On
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nosbsf and I ~ood ~ fss s3s n NJ fssse,. srd
sc esd, nv John, NJ ds.r -, fev sss whs
dript hes dons-yo,1 psof fsshey be ttsd =
dfunks.d nor isn't ,ou " prcrnis ne nee
you I'll ney@ dfink strong dflns a. lcog ~ tcu
I'VE" fprornised bsvst wouid fWtep' bs
p.ornss ~ " ms ~. Fgr, eyfnf.ls', ihh .
ths ftssoI sbv fhsvs No ~ dts1s Wgnr dfl1t,
snd W ne hgp n Oh I n,v~ s,l|" DssplL
,gichst, ..sn " t..ss ~ 70 80 hl'oft' oIs N
ne /. IRE pclafnsd. "Jytn. drs- ups pes
snd ~ syn u /" snoth~ s@id, 80 ri1 o" snd
81 ~ of then rsrsd plsdss 70 ,oisl soWsn
from the nee - oil intos csuns IN iofs - fssch'
Ing me N D. ne csptsin ssssd rha -ss ,hs INST
p'-sl had come sbord - soon 1hey shored
him ne D sdRs and astsi tbs r0ry, vhsn he ssid,
"fHl agn N to-" Hs cslsi up ths fns'e, snd ~
sgned 20 much fof ous tosn's hdthfuioess ssnd
- ~ ne risbt spd 10 true " Jou convict oSs o.
duty.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A ?. A.-THE OFFICERS AND NE
Ihshv of Ns- Yorh lodse No. 2, A PA,
1uesdsy. 18th, a. o'clock, 10 pay the last trlhuti
respect 70 our deceased brother, Wh. g. sTOt
from hl, late residence, ios Fast 18Th Il n ofda
A r. Am ADJOURNED MEFTTt
lhs ofths Gfsnd Ioiss Of the AmsSlc,n Prot e,t'
As.ocistion uill be held on Monday evening lice
o. " ooIoet, In the hall northv ct corner Of isti
and sth Az. BY order. RICHARD DRCMhO1
Grand Master. JOHN LAIRD, sec'T. 1sA'
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syoa,s -Cus. ifsisS Hsv.n. ifsi}s Rsss.d
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,isnd t-sh- tiTss Liverpool az. 20 iiN o..
isss, rs ksss ny. ~ NJ. so.sg ior .hippins
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es se-ssrt, sssihs ssn rsni svsis~ ne
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. onsstic Mark cts. Wholesale Price. Currnn,

NEW YORK. sArrlDAr, Dec. ID. 1ssb.
Cores, 70. Java sep 81 Duninso, iT+als,;
RIO, lair TO PRIME, lo5pAsOs ANAcaiL a 2oa2s'
Co"oiL ID. - Md New OTsln4, -A5O; Niidinr
Uplf nd, 40 do Mobile, %.
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she!s brown, i9.Ss oIss ss Al ~ brllLns
pratA slsAisjS, uS.ss d AAss IsSSI s,nsh..s ~,
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FlJRs.

EURS-I WILL SELL A SINGLE SET
Il iuIs at S.. Brook mink collar and n-ul n
TEk's Rocky Mountain Fur Co., Is! ChathI
cor, Mott a. s-o
EtRS, FURS-THE CHEAPEST AND 4
l. place IN the oisy TO bug ia4ie, ana children,
10 tho mAnuisotory al 81 Elghth ay' betstsn ,
and lTth cts. Remember up stAlTs fu4s A4ie!eA'
r,paiIed. u. FlNlGAN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Dr. .. n. reserek, sf Philadelphia, re
specially informs b, patients ard The public ihaihs
-iu not Ia In Nev Yorh dufins the holidays lfoss-
d.v. Dsosrnbsr qsth. and Tuosdsy, JsnusrJ 2dl
Thsrsfors. thcss rhs sflIoisd 9th lsss diseases
and all dsdrou, Of eonsultns him, shoud cal. ., his
rooms, 20 Bond o.. On russdsy, December ioth INT.
All sdvies free bu, for . thorough srsminstiop Of
TIE lungs, Nth bis Rsspirome'sr, the charge 10 o.
Dr. Sehsncfs medicines may he obtained At all times
I. his rooms 80 Bond T,N.Y. Ss
riles Piles {! Piles !!!-An you have 20
DO Il 70 try bottle Of striehi.nd. Pile Remedy
II -ili cure In three days. No mist,ta well. a
20 IFS Franklin IT. AGENTS Ts
Fan AID Wister Clothing for Men and
boys The largest ss.ortment 10 tie c'y test ,tye,
and price less y r. Baldwin, 70 and 70 Bovery. o7i
Grover a. Bakers Fira Premium Ffns-
We stitch ms Msehines for Family use. and Lock
sttoh Machines for Tsilors and Manufacturer, te5
Broadway. SCI
Howe sewing Nachine company No 62o
Broad.ay Y. Lila love, Jr, President. Alents
wanted. Bs3
Holiday Presents Of Affection and harity.
-Wheelsr Wilson Lock stitch So sing Machine
and Button Hole Machine. No. 61s Broadway. NY. 33i
The Inprsved 4" slo.tv Elliptic Sewing
h'chineN b3I Broadway. Agents wanted. A. n.
Supoe. 40
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r,-..a.I News. Market. AZ.

No. Yort, Saturday, Dec, iG, 90 r. k-Ths Stock
market has been strong to-day with an advancing
tendency. Governments we're firm. The loan mar
ket eon,inuos easy. CAll-oans were per cent, and
commercial paper Tks9 for frst-ciass, and 1os -
for inferior names Foreign exchange was dull ct
1922. y for bankers bills at 60 day. The Imports
dry goods for the past week are assn large, being
two and half millions ia excess Of the receipts
Tor the same week In 1864 tie comparative imports
Tor the week arc a. follows:
For the Week. 1864 1855
Entered Al the port. ssl1,ol0 S2sIIb4s
Since Jan. lsi 1854. 1865
Entered At the port o. s7G6so 500 $50, iSs4S1
Throw MARKET. o665I,Sst s1,669,glO
The total imports At New York, for the week, CON-
pars a. follows with former returns:
Week ending Dec. 10. Dec .. Nov. 20.
Dry Goods 900. S2,sI1,kt3 l,s92Se l99t094
q. Merchandise. S,s66,iO l,l5Lz5S al496OS
Total. .........s6,7&3,2as S94AOSs bi4as29
On Change to-day Flour was dull hut price. ar,
without decided change. Nhest wsr more .ctiye And
&c. &c. better, the demand chiefly speeuIatiye Corn
was dull and easier. Oats were quiet port vas
heavy and dro. ping. Reef VS. heavy. Lard 80
steady, aud whiskey vn without material change.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALe-THIS DAY,
SEWING MACHINES.


NEW SEWING MACHINES - HOW,
L Nimproved, tor leather work. splendid Wheel
Wilson's, singers, with bind.ng guAge, g. Bl
WILCOX a Gibbt', TO rent out by the month sip
sale; losest prices. Cali 70 Greens ieh ave, ca
West l0Ih st. Machines bought
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT - =
~ kinds repaired at reasonable terms 4sI Can a
near Hud on. A Grover q Bakers iull case mAe
very lutte used, cheap Price $t5 good "a /
S.ngel's W. q VS. Grover & Bakers and OF,
from SY6 up. X. NICHOLS. ..
SEWING UNDERSTANDABLE d I
- sons, singers, Grover e. Bakers hoEe'L
h q bb.', anu other sdhAnd, from eS5 up Ned
chimes 81 makers pricPs. MIcLines 10 ienL y
and repaired. At sSb Broadway up siam C
Worth st.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S AND HOW
w MAGAZINES
IN BkOOkL
$50 FULTON si- Up STATES, q.
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TTE NEW YORK Sun.


~ vs-a1 ssw-s r.nfsd ~ ssvsrHsrs ss'rss'
n, 49,, f.,srs vins. ",ss ise ~ eis~ihes'igs'"
Z. , -. s.-Ssf n ~ on sSuo'ss hefofs 1lns Gtios
az SEQ ar, p,Ihicstrn hfse ~ frf the fefsp lol
N .t-a ltissmsbg anil " 8slocFF ~ but % n''
slssffg bfm ahsf she SeyF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08
Mercury, Hindrancs ffonu D1sissas, Q
Exposure 70 Frisnds..

he tAparra1lslsd Susssss wAisA has atssuAeA
d.. Jame1 sAsties y 3ssspe. ~ unitsA 6taAss
and NsU Orleass-the many rsaarkshle cures be
he effected, which ~ere pronounced inccraeae n
the most eminent pL ysicians, justi6es him In o.
sriug his services to the con6dencs n the unfof-
innate.
The Following ars some Of me diseases termed
'Privsse," and which DR.. James permanently
eradicats., vis--Syphis.. primary, sseondssy
ssrs.ry ssr's1urs. ufe.nr d n n.cnIrgs. y.ss
Sexual Debility. diseases Of the Beck ard losns,
lnHamstion Of the Bladder and Kidnsys, Rheu.
matism, Hydrocele, verecoccle, Cancefe, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females, such a Amenorr-
hes, DysasthSsfhAgsa, MetorShagia Chlososis,
Nervous Debility, ETC., succsssfully treated.
DR.. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity, ~
the almost entire Southern press, eIoul4 eonv.
vince the msst sksptical thsf Dr.. James ca ard
will perform al that he promises.
DR.. James would also call the sttsntieu espes
tally Of those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. in that secret sd solitary
hsbit-whieA ruins both body and mind. un1S.
ting then for 18th business and oocietv pgunUe.
ing beth Constitutional Dsbilisy and lnpoteaey.
The following are some Of the sd and uelsa-
s ees. s Y s s.s X Sss ss
Limbs, Pain in the Heed, Dim.sss IT visios
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitatiou of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, NervOusness, lrfaabiity,
Symptoms OF Consumption, DC. Mentally tie
fearful effects ON the mind are more 70 be dreAd-
ed -Loss Of Memory, COnfssiop of Ideas, DE-
preston Of Spirits, Evil forebofings, Ave: sion
to Society. Self Distrust, Love ofS0litude. rim.
idity. &C., ere some Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail TO call on DR..
James, and be d once restored to perfect health.
Let no false deicsey deter you, but call q once,
and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
consciousness Of these much TO DO dreaded mala-
dies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and full v,gor restored Me
Those II distance By describing symptoms
disclosing stamp for return snswsr-will receive
prompt attention BY addressing
DR. d. b. JAMES.
r. o. Box 3,196 Tian2i -dAwlyl Chicago.
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There 10 a woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, In our mind, with
the Yankee 'Qusck," and "Ilumbug." ilut
1t is 80 no longer, and we dess. to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association In oil
other minds. Whatever notions We may have Of
'hA woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the bsst Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
physicians or not, il question which must be
decided by time and principle, and not as a mat
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and GUS
tom may ~ well behave themselves, for If there
10 really wat, there will also BE- asnpply II
there be q " calling there will be a coming.
Nature and human society are always self suppl
ing and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs. Winslow does not want TO treat you Gen
Hemen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modcstly appears as n mes sen
gel of health and happiness 70 your INFANTS IN
the cradle. Is there INVITING improper IN that:
A Nurse Of 30 years experience can boldly
saw what is or is not good for a babe, and ought
% be listened to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
cian and most eectual beneiactress our II tie one
ever cnjoyed-her doting parents rot excpeted.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winsiow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. Of this we are SO sure, that we
will teach our Susv" TO say IN BLEssISa ON
Mns wussLow"--fo mel pipg her to survive and
escape gripping. coiicking and teething siege -
We confirm every word set forth III the PRosPEc-
rus. 1t performs precisely what it processes to
perform, every part Of il nothing less Away
your Cordial. ''Faregoric." Drops "Lauda-
num-" and every other Narcotic. by which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs Wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children Teethipg" II we had ;ae
power. we would make her, as she is, physical
savior to the Infant Race.
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HUNNEWELL'S
Universal Cough Remedy.

There il, probably no line OF diseases which
has been more enormously treated than Throat
And Icing Compidsns..
There Is not recipe written. nor a prepare
zion before the public for the above complaints
that does not contain lpscdc, dntiaony, Lobslia,
or Opjucs. in some form other. which claim
20 be entirely unnecessary in nine tenths OF such
casss. ~ they produce nausea cause the stomach
60 repel food and allow disease TO triumph over
what nature requires to keep up strength.
Again these Objectionable components cause
doses 20 be placed far apart, that the irritation
which causes the cough gets the upper hand and
the foundation Of weak lungs or consumption is
permanently laid.
A sr~s Cough Remedy should be She pocket
bslsids or nursery companion Of NIL and TO be
used jast ~ often there is tickling in the
tAroot disposition to cough. but to allow Of its
free use after the cough il checked, TO clear
away all remaining irritation, aud make the cure
perfect.
Cases Of most violent Sore Throat, with oil
che symptoms Of Dipfhsria have been sentirely
cured By making a constant use Of the Cough
Remedy a. Gsrgle For Hoarseness 1t Is in
valuable.
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist Boston, Mass.
For sale in every city and town. Dealers with
good business references supplied on commission.
J. II. Reed 4 Co.. Fuller, Fitch Fuller. whole
sale agents, Chicago. Il. >. BALLORD. Agent,
Davenport, Iowa. feb2S deod&w
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The potato bug is doing considerable dam
age to vegetation already, especially to the
potatoes in this section. Farmers inform
us that they are also making sad havoc
with the apple ;rees-Isdtanola tWoyysn
Co.. Banner
The early potatoes in this vicinity are
threatened with total destruction from the
bug. a new fashioned institution which
first introduced itself in our neighborhood
during the latter part of last summer. If
the pest increases through the summer as
it gives promise to. we may bid adieu to
all hopes Of potatoes for the coming season.
-Wapet,o (Louisa Go Republican
The prospects for full, and in fact
more than usual, yield of fruit in this
vicinity are very flattering Currants are
already in our market in great abundance.
You can safely trust Marion county for the
earliest and best fruit in the State of Iowa.
The potatoe crop bids fair to be almost a
total failure The bugs literally cover tn
ground around the vines Cucumber vines
are being badly used up by the cut worm
the same pests are attacking the sweet po-
tatoe vines
Chinch bugs are quite prevalent in some
sections of the county, but we have not
heard of any great quantities of them in
the immediate vicinity Of Pcla. Aside
from these destructive insects the agricul-
tural prospects of this section of the State
are quite favorable -Plla Blade
The ohinch bug, caterpillar, cut worm,
corn eater, potatoc bugs, {seyera new varie-
ties and very destructivc), and other in
sects not herein mcntiencd-together with
the extreme dry weather, have put a damper
on this section of the State. Prospects are
blue bluer, blucst, and unless the wind
blues some rain this way soon, the good
people Of this county will have to be main
taincd at the State poor farm-or else emf
CRATE. Lucos CO.. Patriot
A rain is much needed in this vicinity
just now. Unless it soon comes, garden
vegetables and strawberries will not
amount to much Late planted corn would
I've benefited by it-Noun, Pleasant Home
Journal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08
kolloy'o Old Cabin Bittere,

u introducing 10 the public these Dtters, We put
49, ssrsy upos their merts Claiming that II taken
aescrdng 10 The directions upon the bottle and 9TH
o. slau'sat used. viii produces In every instance
- 81 dssasss that asss foa want Of proper action
q ~ digestive crgans, such Faausncy, Heartburn,
sew sssmach. Dyspepsia, Darrhra, Headache, 0ener-
y Debility. Los Of Appetite. etc.. they ere a sure
y. nsrs Ars numbers Of persons Who have already
Asa1 relief from using the Old Cabin Btters and We
ssoA produce Their certificates but refrain from do
~ ~ believing that all who AFFLICTED will try them
as being Tire beet test Of their efficiency They are
0asrsnted purely Of vegetable character; pleas
gentle stimulant they supsrcsds all Others and
no veil regulated family should be without bottle Of
OLD CABIN BrrTEAe. II 10 the greatest panAcea for
an ne snaanAs resulting from ovsrssans OF from 'n
srsons nssd not mistake BItters for any other
q our bottles resembles log cabin, having doors and
Vindovs IN H. and upon each liable will he found lac
emile Of our signature also observe our prvat
D. O. stamp over the cork. Any found initiating
eur Dtasrs or Bottle will be proceeded against and pun
hAed 70 The full extent Of tho law.
ga By al druenIsts and stores also kept by oil re-
Oossahio saloons thr oughout the country.
DEp0Ts.
rJD KRLLEY co, lis Liberty street New York.
! 0ABNHARr KELLEY lM North Second street
nexiSdeodA wem ct LOUIS, MO-
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT is

The e4CSDoe Or PeDeteet6Ons
II penesr0tes the secret Amsbosh
Of this tsssits dssass, nd sxterniaaass u, root
IL re1~ves Al ehe vvreecheA
symptoms Of this loathsome mslady, snd avsfts
Ia cleans the head. aeo0erasee
the bresth, and aaofds the nost grateful relief
r .leyl.tes .asre AgSny anA -.
II II noted 1er cur1ng ~ mooe
hopeless cases. that svssy kss6n meens havs
Il cares May, Rsss 49, Rer1ea.
10 Catarrh, Of the most obstinate - vtslsee
Ne form efCatsrrh er ssssss -
Ethe head can resist its pssstsatisg poww.
Dr. Gaooan1e has new 0pe0o -
lifetime in battling Widths fsll Discs. His tri
'1 Sr. GSGSsiess Casarrh DeeeAy
i. harmless 'lqsiA iaAa'sd &C., - - =
~. +. Gsooaals 90 nsnown shress
ought the country - the suthor Of the only True
Theory Of Oassth ever published. Whsre -
oeigin-Shae ~ rsvagee--node Of tfesenssS-.
cad rad enfs IN aliits fofus.
Dr. 0oo0oless Romphe09 % g.
tsrfh slpuld hDrssi by every one. Il ean -
obtefDsAae - nsaFsst Agency, - y see0sg .
nm PROPLB And ZEE PRESS.
CAfAann. : The nans - y, +. 0eodale -
vietimS e Casrrh, mon bic vell.sasnsd sne .
csriS1 81 terrible dssess. =. = - frst I'D
osiv nersou Who ever psne1eatel Ne seergt am
En- 81 tbis fsarfal lsaIsdy. His ss9sdy nd
~ = tfeeAmest = THE esly ese eva hnewn -
ss s;, i.;l(REGy ], j efIl a'ai' sy. ~
vsose sasaiiy PhysisiaT Dr.. 0ssasis - ~
. ~ BE- E. rdsIo a.; -. y 800. osq
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

II. II. II.
ONE % CENT BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Chllls and Fever or Neuralgia, DiaYrhoea,
Dysentcry or Bilious Cholic, Rheumatism,
Goat ago. Pain in the Kidneys or Sad
Poisonous Bites, Strains. Sprains or Bruis-
es, Sore Throat, Influenza or Diptheria,
Swoolen Joints, Lamencss or Cramp. All
Of these complaints one bottle will cure
1t will afford relief by single application.
Let every family keep it in their house, and
use it when pain is experienced. A few
minutes after its apple alton the most Sc
we're pains will cease; it matters not what
may be the cause Of pain, relief will follow
its use. Price 70 ents, per bottle. Sold
by Druggists everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08
WARRINGTON, June :


Mr.. Frederick A. Siser has been appoint-
ed Collector Of the Internal Revenue Tor the
CITY of { harlcston, s. q.
lr. Sawyar native Of Boston, for sorre
time past has occupied the position of Super
intendent Of the public schools of Charles
ton.
Among the latest arrivals from the South
are George S. Houston, of Alabama, anu
Joshua Hill, of Georgia Both are ex-mem-
bers Of the Z. s. House of Representatives.
Elk member Geo. w. Jones, OF Tennessee,
did not come to Washington as reported at
the request OF the President, but was per-
mitted TO do so on his own personal appli-
cation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

The following is an extract from letter writ.
ten BY the. Rev. J. $. Holme, pastor otthc Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, to
the Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes in favor of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING =
eve see an advertisement in Your columns Of
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now. we never said a word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life, but we feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is NO knmbug-
sos hare tried It, and knosr IL soiH DIP al ii claims.
1t is probably one Of the most suecessiul medi-
cines Of the day. because it is one Of the best
And those Of your readers who haye babies can
do better than lay in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08

Hr INV NEW YORK, June I.
The Courier DIES Etdts Cnis claims to
have intelligence that the town OF Chilua-
hua. which has for some time back been the
seat of the Republican Government Of Mex
leo. has been occupied by the French Gen.
eral Ackmsr, and that Juarez is on the way
to the United State No such news bad
been received from Havana yesterday
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-08
NEW YnM Inne

-u4 .sNkW 1OhR1 June q
The Wilmington Herald of the 3D. inst,
says: It IL surprising to those who have
been In the city since its occupation by the
Union army, and who formed a very favora-
BILE estimate OF the articles Of trade here. TO
witness the cart and dray loads Of cotton,
rosin, &c. now being stored in the ware
houses for shipment to the Northern mar
iats Where 1t comes from no one knows.
Ten days ago all kinds of vehicles for haul
ing could be found in idlcurss on the streets,
but since the removal of the restrictions on
trade not one is TO he seen-all are busy
hauling.