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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

FATAL ACcIDENT-It will be seen un-
der the head of Deaths" in this paper.
that Harris G, Otis, Esq, of Marengo
ILL.,, formerly a prominent citizen Of
Middletown in this county, was killed
April Sd, by the bursting of an anvil
which was being fired in celebration of
the fall of Richmond We are informed
that piece of the anvil, weighing As
lbs. struck him, carrying him a dis
lance Oftlfteen or twenty feet and causing
his death in about an hour after the &C
cident. Mr.. Otis was a grandson of the
late DR.. Harris Otis of Dandy and was
As years of age. He has represented
Middletown in our Legislature.
REJoICING IN PocToRsvILLE - Editor
Rutlaad Herald :-Proctorsville is ablaze
to-night-guns are fired, bells are rung,
the steam whistle at the mill screams
dinner bells are shaken but in the tu-
mutt are not heard, and a band Of
drummers are marching the streets
which are made light from the candles
that illumine the buildinge from one
end to the other of the village Al
though the sky is overcast with dark
clouds the village is light as are the
hearts of all the people at the joyous
news of the surrenner of Lees army
A week ago the village was electrified
with the news of the fall of Richmond
and the bells were rung and cannon
fired, but the wild enthusiasm and JOY
Gus excitement now manifested never
before had an equal in this place,
We all feel that the promised good
time coming" is at hand.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

Gg The Vermont annual Conference
Of the NJ, E. Church is to hold its next
session at Bradford, commencing the
18th inst, Rev, Bishop Clark is to pre-
side
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

In CoMdAND.- Our townsman, Gen.
E. H. Ripley, is in command of the
troops in Richmond, and is quartered in
the City Hall.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-13

GLRNwooD LADIES SRMNAEY.-At the
next anniversary of Glenwood Ladies'
Seminary Rev D, Fisk, y. d., Of Ips-
wich Mass, will preach the sermon to
the graduates and Rev. l., Swain, D. D.,
of Providence, r., l., will be the orator.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

1t seems strange to US that some enter
prising Yankee has not staked out u city
somewhere below New Orleans, on some Of
tho numerous deltas that run to the sea,
aud offered corner lots for sale in every
quarter Of the country. Had New Orleans
been burning VOC ano, no sooner would
the Lava have ceased ~ flow. but q city
would have sprung up for the convenience
Of sight seers, aud ITS enterprising propric
tors woul make nice thing in the spec
ulation.
A city on the Gulf would be \ better In
vestment than one on the outskirts Of a vol
cano. Commerce requires place oi depos.
post and trans. shipment somewhere neal
the Gulf below New Orieans. This plac.
could be secured between New Orleans and
Mobile, on one Of The chain Of lakes tina,
find its way to the Gulf It may be theil
| outlets would have to be deepcned, and ar
inlet from the Mississippi would nave to b.
opened. Even il this was the case, the in
vestme would bc paying one. Yankc.
| enterprise would make it SO.
Each pear the demand for commercial
city on the Cult will increase. New Or
| leans does not meet the wants Of commer c.
now. With the increasing volume of trad,
that must flow down the Father of Wa
t,rs," it must be apparent that greater fa.
cilities must be- had that can be afforded
by tow n u,,ler such auspices as New Or
leans is. 1t is too slow in Improvement
and the manner they will be likely to trea.
the northern trader. will not have tho fec,
of establishing uorc firmly the bonds Of
love between the sections What the W cs,
wants is seaport town on Gulf where sh.
can consign her products, and receive her
return freights direct, ard have greater Ia
ciities than they can get at New Orleans
They want live Yankee town, and with
such . one on the Gulf, an immense
amount Of western trade would find the
sea in that direc ton.
We throw out the suggestions for the
purpose VI setting our enterprising Yam
KEGS to thinking. those who are on the aler,
for something to present itself in order tc
open aspecultion. in hopes that they will
turn their attention to the subject, and
build up city in that direction that will
surprise not only the whole world, but the
universal Yankee nation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
DR.. Easlerly'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head.
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness. Jaundice, and al
Derangcments Of the S stem where an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine is r. quired
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
pnrgativc medicines not more or less required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
we're they more generally used. In the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail.
Catharic medicines are Indispensable No person can
be well while acostve habit oi body prevails besides
II soon produces serious and often fuial diseases
which might be avoided by timely and judicious use
Of proper Catharic medicine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

j E'ss usasy warrss, Of lsws, has bsss
eesseltsal lajse General.
fTAs rssldsacs Il ass AM. b d.,
nsinl w. n1Eiy eonsuasd y nrs few
dsys 30. -
The Secretary Of War has promised 70 is
sue an order Immediately mastering out Of
service the First Iowa Cavalry.
The Cedar Falls 0esssss says there are
no~ - children st the Orphans Home in
that place. and more expected soon.
The Msquoksta Escelsior publishes = list
Of eighteen subscribers to that paper nAo
hacs paid their subscriptions.
On Tuesday last, Mr. Francis Homelck
hesssa, u WhsaslAnd, lsll down cellar
way, breaking bis shoulder asd three ofhis
ribs.
The Masonic fraternity Of Iowa City and
vicinity. held . grand festival in that city,
on the evening Of Saint Johns Day.
A tall was gives It Whsatland on Mon-
dsy night, and one At Burlington, under
The ssspicss q the Fire Department, on
Thursday night.
Arailrosd meeting was he'd 1t lows City
on Saturday evening last, and delegates ap-
pointed for the Railroad Convention q
Warrington On the l7.h Of next month.
Tho wife Of DR.. Reynolds, one Of the
pioneer settlers Of Muscsaios county, died
.: Fairport few days ago.
A little son Of Mr.. Rothschild. Of Musca-
tine. eight years Of sge. was severely kick
en- day or two ego, by horse which he
was attempting to catch. The animals hoof
struck bis forehead, cutting a cash to the
bone four inches IN length
A few days ego, . sen of Mr.. Guffey, of
Wneatland, had one Of his legs amputatcd
BY Drs. Gamble and Frost. Tire bone had
been accidentally broken, and modification
ensned.
For the next regular term Of the District
Court at Des Moines, commencing on the
9TH Of next month. there are thirty one
criminal cases pending, mostly for keeping
nuisance. whiskey, trespass, assault, etc.
The law docket is heavy. The chancery
docket was cleared At the late special term.
A large and enthusiastic meeting assem-.
bled At Ames. Iowa, on the 23d inst, to
take into consideration the project Of con-
railroad from Des Mones to the
north line Of the State, intersecting the c
X. Il N. X. Railroad At that point.
An Irishman named Thomas O'Neil. 70
siding in Cedar Falls, while in condition
Of magnificent intoxication, was last week
robbed Of 1l55.
Lieut.. Ward Redfield, of Dallas county,
started for Allatoons . few days since,
10 recover the bodies Of Col James Rediield
and Capt A. 7. Blodgett. who were killed
At the battle Of Alatoona, and bring them
home for burial. W. learn THAT nc sue
ceeded in the object of his mission, and is
on his way homewari.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

ENcfy nlnlly AZ ms season. should use
SPEER'S SAMBUkG PORT WINE
Celebrated IN Europe for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities. highly esteemed by eminent physic,s. used
In European and Amc.ican Hospitals. and By some ~
the first families Ia Europe and America
A. Tonic II has no equal cam inS appetite.
and building MP The system being entirely pure wine
of a mos valuah'r grape
As DltREIIC-ii impar,s ahealthy acon of the
Glands. hiGn!S and rlnary organs. very beneficial in
Drul>y. Cont and Rheumatic aiic. ;iufs.
sPEERS WINE j. pnre article from the J lier Of
the Pcft trap., possessing medical prophetic. supc-
nor 10 any ot"r vine il use, and excellent article
er all weak and dchiite,i Persons. III" ;gcl and
ntirm- improving Tie appetite and hcncitiig ladies
and ehi,iren.
Try !, once. aLd YOU will not be deceived
81 be sure tiie isiii;ure Of .tIlaLD SriER is
cork of each hottie.
Sold by druggists and all hrs: clasa i acrF who also
sell ,hr CASH LILA PORT BRANDY. u choice old
article imported only ~ MIR. Specr, direct from the
valley d! Opurto.
Trade supplied by wholesale. druggists III New
York. Boston. Philadelphia and ST. Louis And by a
A. SPEEk, at his Vineyard in New Jersey rinci-
pal Office, 20S Broadway, New York
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON Il Stalks,
Wholesale and Retail ID uggists. Deci-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
More Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
mr. nd

Remove Headache, DIZZINESS. Giddiness. Drows
mess Unplea.a ant Dreams. Dmness Of
Sight. Indigestion, cleanse the n
Stomach and Bowels,
Insure KHw l.lre in the deh,litated and :
RESI- IRE TIE SICK 10 PERFECT HEALTH
Try.t pm J. they only cost IS cents. .nd if you
cannot Z, I them Of your druggist, send the mon
u TO W l. .NgsRYAN. CcDsultiue. Physicis1 ~
Bsoadwsy, r .. Coz, ~, snd thss will be sen,
ky RETAIN Of mail pbst paid. 80 q
Dealers 'eapplied BY; lSemss Barnes 4 Coz
wholesale ieats, NJ. r. -. povGdwly
b y. 3. IA 1.u.QDwoD.a A eept. Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
nr. EASTERIY.S
UniversaH Family Pills

Can he recommended 10 the afflicted with the great
est confidence, believing them lar upcror to any obe
pills now in use. For Liver Complaint and Dvspcp
sin these Pills are really invaluable They change the
v'ated sccrcons OF the stomach and liver producing
neatly action in those important organs. For Femal,
Complaints and hahiual Cos,ivcncss. they have ne
equal. They can he used at all times with pericc
safety Ia Bilious Intermittent and Rcmii,cnt Fevcrs
and all complaints when n purgati,c is required
These pills are PURELY VEGETABLE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS in all their quail
tiea and are DESIGNED TO be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Universal Family pills.

They very mild and pleasant in their operation
yet more prompt and eisectual in cleansing the system
from all bilious putrd and irritating matter than III,
various other pills in general use hey viii he fornt
much superior To other pills 10 cure the diseases in
ciden, 10 the VEST. Families Try them.
81 Price 20 cents per box. Forty Pills in box
s1- sold at Or. EASTERLY'S Family Meslicn.
Store, corner of Third and Chestnut streets St Louis
Mo, and at ~ Madison street, Chicago. Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Al,ET1NDED
Jtwelu. Watches Diamonds. &C., &c.
EOrfha HOli1av9

= Va sAS l. OiAA0yos
The House of BuSANQutT, GIRAUDA co
P9is, have the pleasure Of announcing tina ,hey
haSe opened an a ,cncy in the ciiy Of New York
tor the sale Of ihe.r widely known JEWEL r.
WATCHES. &C., and tor the purpose ci max ns
their goods ~ extensively known snd sppicci-
ated ~ the United States as they 10. are, and
have been for rser 10 years in Europe; they
have driefmined on pisn by WIN poor and
rich alike moy have the advantage OF their .p!rn.
did styles. AS apreiininary. they would remark
that they manufacture ann sell NOsmitutsun seu-
elry or Wdtches, but all are WARRANTED
Gold ii the finest " Orl ma nslhip.
Oar customers will also have The great advan.
tage Of constant sntase sion Of and rseAer-
-ss sty es and patterns with which We shall keep
our w loik agency supplied.
We have adopted the plan OF sale, now so pop
ilar. Ut charging uniform prace, aud ,his rice
will invariably be ~ FOR EACH y ,IcLE, 10 matter
how costly Il may lie. The expense o. conduct
ing our h. Y. Agency are paid By tue sale Of
Certificates or Coupons represe nting the var. Gus
articles These cert ificates are H,d 1t 80 cents
each, five for ~. and each certificate shows the
no der the parti utaI N ticle he Is entitled
to, on payment Of an idit'onal 81. IT the a,tl-
Gle named on the certihcate is not de ,ired, the
holder will obli2e us, when he etutns the GER
tificate BY stating Shat article oil she SANS value
he or sue may u et-r. and il will be sent with
pleasure. OuA AIMS 10 PLEASE, aid every rexns
y that end be exerted. We solicit trial
from every one who reads this notice, - We are
confident Of giving the utmost satisfaction
The Sack ConpfiAee
Amongst cthet articles, splendid Clocks, Cole
end Silver Watcher, kinl o act with Diamonds,
kubies, Pearls, Garnet and other Stones, (spli-
aire md clusicrs.l aGics' sets Of Jewelry COM
psisihg Pins and Ear st6kt OF The nnst fmshion-
able slyiesy set IN P.ecious Stones Of exery yari
ETY., tOgc her with large assortment Of Gold
and knamslled snd Pearl SETS, Cold Studs and
Sleeve Buttons u the most besHtlui patterns,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
|R. EASTERLY,S PAIN Eu.LrE
Ladies, Read THIS.
DR. HOOPER.s
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cure
~ FemalI Complaints, such as Excessiv e
Painful or suppressed Menstrutation. In.
corrtoea, or Whites, Filling Of the
Womb, and oil irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. 1t will also bring on
the Meqses when checked BY Colds and
! oil uhnatnral causes. ssef75T
az, rEMkALEs suferinE Pndsr any Of the, difficulties
Or. ''perf Female rsrdial.
lie M host p3eapiht md inAnNbi. ,.,re,- =.
INV invented s2t sec S9Ee e Fs1ee Ladies,
Sold atDr. kASTERlI g, Family Neaieifx Sto,e
corner q iq1rd and Chegtnut streefs St IOuis 80.
sts Aisus'rs GALA ---7-l 9Il@s =4t4oa
Dr. 1eate1ly:e 3(edt@aes ore for sale
% Oevenpofs " g. Ballord and
h4,H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
DR.. Easterly's
DIiRRII(Ei SYRIfp

VIII cure Diarrhna. Dysentery. Summer
Complaints. Collie, Cholera Morb bus. and
all arrangements OF tn. Bowels, either in
Children or Adults The most pleasant
and "ff.ctunl remedy ever discovered for
the Cure Of Bowel COMPLAINT il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

vTVHH ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCK
i HOLDERS dFthe Davenport Gas Light and
Coke CompaDv, Tor election u Directors 10l the
yesr lsse, will bs'hsla - The e1kes Of tho Uom-
pany, ON MONDAl, Jsn.,esa, 1864. q O'clock
:. 4, Asdss.9W Ia 1nO1N DERM0DY, Hs9y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS.

OfElCk--No. - NORTH CLARK SikLET
Room 80 is Which. Block
CHICAG,, U. 0 nsx 2ia2) ILLINOIS,.
Special aitcnii n given 10 ni PRIV ATE DIS
ia : rs incident to both xcs. Ais ,Caicers or
Cancerous affections, Turors, uics,,, Odd Sores
sore Eyes, 'tc. and yarticniaily s.Obsaes.
in iii cases attended, upon Menstrual Obst,uc.
tion., Pregnancy. Protor~s Ch,.. ar any dis
esse incident 10 the Rcntratise orRnps, may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved.
All Chtcnlc aud difficult cases. such as have
sisted Tor years. are q lei.l md yefmnne ut
~ cured W shoit time, r,thowt Ne, curry regard
TO diet. or tear Of exposure. Persons s6iIcted
ith any private disease, in calling early after
conf ling them " Ill be eur in shorter tine
than BY any other Ply sic an in the known world.
Dr. u. rs pre- efaiuenty successful IN the treat
ment ofihe above mot difficult md pcrplt king
If oil diseases he has given particular attention
10 them for many wears and 70 thor ugiIv has
he become acquainted v ith their Pathology and
treatment, that he will warrant . PERFECT
cure, under forfeiture II rcqpirrd; in fact, he
will, in the cure " these complaints, ncknowl-
edge no superior in this county or even in the
world.
lie COMPOUNDS His owS xrpicrvts frorf the true
Acurce Of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then, all y0u who are uillsctd.
10 his Office. where you WILL In a slo,t time, be
made 70 rejnicr IN perfect health A private con
suting room adjoins the Office. where the iDcctor.
will always be IN attendance duvi0g efice hours
Those Who reside At . d.stsnce may Gu 10 per
son, or address him in PEI feet confidence. O6bce
hours from u II A. n. ] 70 . p. ~, And
Evening. nevsO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

1t has been thoroughly tr-cd and found an INFAI.-
lIABlECt RE for these dangerous complaints II is
the hest medicine IN the world for Children when
tccthing. Price - cents per bottle
III sold at DR. 4. EASTERIY & cos Family
Medicine Store. or Third and Chestnut streets
ST. Louis, and W Madis street. Chicago Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
GOOD NJ WS.
81 q v ES! 81!
Emreka. ls0Osl~ vmrnA ,.aanm mad

BIWTeKWs bOOU > III @ RI In o and
fiss 4 Monitor CannOm.
lINRY THEN. Each received he First Prvmi
um ~ the late Agricultural cir. They
will ssve one bait Of TIN Iuei, which 10 an item Il
Y. present price Of GOA. i; lao many other Kind
IT Ccuking and Heating Ssov.s b, low ra,cs
Nanpfsctui ets 81 Smoke Stacks, Boiler breech
ing, and Copper Work 81 al kinds. sorghnu,
pans. etc. etc, ind al kinds OF timers work
and tin ware con, family On hand and made to or
der. DUNUNT Il LIMbCRNEk
nov7dly 10 Main ST.. davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
Dr.. Sanders Three Minnie Salye
nm. COOKS suACuCuAlROlu
DIR. EAsTERl.Y.S
A MEXICAN LINIMENT

viii Cure Bruises. Spralns, Cuts. Wounds, Rheuma-
tism. Contracted Tend0ne, Swelled J0ints, Pain or
Weakness In the Back, and all Local or Seated Pain
in the System.
THIS is the BEST IMMINENT ever offered the puh.
nc Its volatile penetrating and healing properties
diinse themselves to the very bones and give the suf
ferer instant relief '''e qua
1t Is the most efacacious Liniment ever invented
FlDR $50 1eS ~ AND AMIN
II will Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises. Chafes CALLS
Scratches. SPAWN, Ringbone, or any Wound OF
Bone Or Muscle.
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
DR.. Easterly's American Liniment
that It speedily cures the WORST WOUNDS, both on
NAN and BEAST. afteI all other Liniments and RENE
dies fail. Price Is cents per bottle
= " Sold at DR.. Z. EASTERIY s Family Eetiic;nc
store. corner Of Third and Chestnut Streets St Louis
and ~ Madison street. Chicago. Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

CusA.-Tte population Of this rich and
beautiful island At the last census was lit
lie over million. The area embraced BY
il and it, dependencies is 47,27S square
miles. The great staples are sugar, coffee,
and tobacco aud the annual value Of the
products Of the plantations is estimated Al
90. 900, although only shout one
twentieth Of tho island Is in cultivation.
The annual revenues Of the government
amount to something like $4,000. 900.
Ihees arr l,442 sugar estates, 1878 coffee
estates, 9l9 tobacco estates, and about TO-.
600 gFasing farms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

MANasaDepD.

DR klcnRD, tof faris. after years Of earnest
solici,stat,on. has NJ length sdtd ~ the easn
est requests of the Amer lean public, aud NJ point
ed an Agent III New Ynik for tie sal, ~ his vnl
ued and highly prizcd fsstnc. ~ I'VE. THIS
wonder iul agent will restore manhood To- The
most shattered contt,intnns whether nfIsn
from excuses, TIE Effects al climate, OF netuIni
causes. h. tmc required cure The q nsi m
vefefntc care il four weeks; fnd IL 'ed nreofd-
ing 10 printed instructions. which are vefr sim
pie, failure IN impossible ihis lite uttetiis
remedy should be islen by all shout 10 hurry,
as its effects arr permanent. II ~ acEnDw iedt'd
BY he medical press 10 be the er. stest dir eosc,y
ever made. lis developing powers ute nifacn-
lous Success is as certain as that serene ovsi
throws ignorante. Dir klcotd's Essence Vi Jie
is sold ID cases, with full directions foI uts, Fl
81, or four quantities IN one Ter 81, srd NIL lie
s-u, 10 any part. carefully packed, on re,.iIt 81
remittance 10 his accrcc!tedrQ,nt
pIiIllp Ritl ANIL "a LII ltiy EfIeci y. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

Larceny Of Democratic Tears.
. Our republican contemporaries are exceed
ingly displeased over the execution Of the
negro rebels in Jamaica. We think they
have good reason for their clamor, but sc
cannot see that they have any right to CON-
plain After We had conquered our rebel
lion, at time when the entire South had
thrown down its arms, and we're masters Of
the situation; with an army Of million Of
men with nothing to fear from any direc:-
iOn-we ava,led ourselves literally Of the
nee Of the court martial. IL President
johnson had not stood firm, the CO lrt mar
tial would still be 1t work preparing victims
for the hangman. Had abolition ne wspa
pers and orators and preachers been listen ned
to, the south would. at the very least, BY
this tims, have been decimated BY the gal :
lows.
The Jamaica authorities employed the
court martial in time Of war. They we're
surrounded by massacre and arson, and
when they eau ,ht negro red-handed, they
gave him . trial aud hung him.
The only difference betwssn, ourselves
AMI Jamaica is, that they, surrounded by
imminent danger. did to muI derous negroes
"s"t WI oopuStoAiStS WISueu US 10 OO,9IteT
the danger was passed, to white men whom
We had recognized ~ belligerents.
Hence We assert that onr aboliti ,nists
have no call to set up such lusubrious
howl over affairs in Jamaica. Could they
have bad their repeated expressed wish, the
court martial and the hangman's rope would
have been in active operation Lere long a.
tor the danger was over. II any body has
any business to feel badly over the Jamaica
punishment, II is such newspapers and such
peeRleas depreeatsd the use OF courts mar
tial and hanging after the rebellion uss sub
jugated. afsz !
Therefore, we warn these abolition gen
tlemen that their howlings ovse JaEaica arc
Democratic thunders. Their Ae0es are
Demoes atic tears. Their wailings are
JOsmocsatic wailings. TO be consistent, they
inset rejoice. At present they arc ''stesiine
the (Dtmocra.ic) livery Of heaven to serve
the dsyil jp."- Chicago 7Sm0-r
< AsnAxesnBE7s have been made BY which
tAs bSdies Of soldiers intstred g Anderson.
VIE pay b forwarded to any part Of The
coun&to1 ~ - ooo o6duy.
AaTT.-s.r.to-oOs
Tas Empress Charloits, Of Mexico. i stilj
IN I~cefepx sadNveriae b., sverv mean,
y ese Fewer, to sssusS 'adherents "a g,
sooeooGo 0oVefn0ooe. 44aaasv n n :
JAIL aio-E~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29
p. S. SiNKEY & CO.,
Commission Merchants,

RErsa 70 Isaac g. Lomba, d, Cashier 5th Nat
stionsl Bank, Chicago; Messrs. T. {. Pears, oiA
Co. Chicago Messrs. HIND 4 Porter, C.ncinnuu.
Mcssrs e. p Baker Co., New York Messrs
Cobb. Christy 4 Co Cincinnati Cash adva
ia mi,. on cnusiynm.ufs nrl5-dl-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-29

Which never fails TO cure Coughs and Colds il
fe days, and has cured thousands upon thous
and Of cases Of Consumption after ph vsicans anc
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
mad been given up to die This Balsam is the
most perfect and infalible remedy for all dseas
o. Of the Lungs known to the civilized world.
B.-Ask for Or CARRIERS COUGH BAL
SAN and take nothing else.
Price Is cents for t'ial bottle, large bottles
81 so per bottle.
Sold ut DIR. EASTERLY i co. IS Family Med.
icine Store. corner IL Third and Chestnut SITS.
81. Louis, Mo-. aud at their branch Store W Mad
ison street, Chicago, III.