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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19
.rEwELRY.

Dsssnport, Nay 11th, 1sss. Z !,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19
Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader, have you SYPHILIS in the PRIMARY srAoEs
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the I1rsr STAGE Procure al once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19
DIR. Marks Syphilitic Gu
The Second Stage of Syphilis

Is when the disease has become CONSTITUTIONAL,
and may be known by the following symptoms:
liberation Of the mouth throat, glands, skin,
head. muous membranes, cancerous sores onthe
arms and legs. erupticns on the skin. scrofula
The SyphiIitic Cure" Pills and Throat " ash
will cure the secondary Stages. II the throat
is rot liberated, the Throat W asl, is omitted.
Price per package 1850. including Throat
Wash; If omitted, 80 per package.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19
The MOST DmpOrtnnt Medical Dis
c0very oflhe 10th Century II
DR.. Marks Syphilitic Cure.
DR.. Marks .Swphiltftc Cure

Is the only medicine ever discovered that will
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ERADICATE the sYrnnIriC POISON O.. v1Rus from the
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This destructive disease, formerly considered
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conveyed to PREMATURE GRAVES or TO drag out a
miserable existence what tune LIE lasted, can
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-19

fgy~ 4 s.,vc Of or bceswax, 3 o.. lard,
melted together, with 1 OF. sugar Of lead,
and drachm Of finely powdered alum,
mixed and we'll stirred when cooling, is
rsoommended as good salve for cows
sore tcats.
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from and after the passage Of this ct
the provi-o TO s~ciioa onr hundred and
s:x,v- nine OF the act to which this act 10
an amendment shall not be held n apply
to luci.er matches, friction matches, or
other articles made in part of wood and
used for like purposes, nor to cigar-lights
and wax tapers.
Sec. 3. And be IL fxrher enacted. That
from and after the thir,ieth day of June.
eighteen hundred and sixty-6ve. the gross
amount of all duties, taxes, and revenues
received or collected by virtue of the sew
eral acts 20 provide internal revenue to
support the government and to pay the
interest on the public debt, and Of any
other acts that may now or hereafter be in
force connected with the internal revenues,
shall be paid by the officers. collectors, or
agents receiving or collecting the same,
daily into the treasury of the United
States, under the instructions of the Sec.
retary of the Treasury, without any
abatement or deduction on account of
salary, compensation, fees, costs, charges,
expenses or claims of any description
whatever, anything in any law to the
contrary notwithstanding. And all moneys
now directed by law to be paid to the
commissioner Of internal revenue, including
those derived from the sale Of stamps, shall
be paid into the treasury Of the United
States by the party making such payment
and certificate Of such payment stating
the name of the depositor and the specific
account on which the deposit was made,
signed by the treasurer, assistant treasurer.
designated depositary, or proper officer Of
a deposit bark. and transmitted to and
received by the commissioner Of internal
revenue, shall be deemeda compliance with
the law requireing payment to be made to
the commissioner, any law to the contrary
Notwithstanding: Provided, That in dis
tricts where, from the distance of the
officer, collector, or agent receiving or COL
lecting such duties. taxes. and revenues
from proper government depository. the
Secretary Of the Treasury may deem it
proper, he may extend the time for making
such payment, not exceeding, however. in
any case, the period Of one month.
Approved. March 8. 1865.
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Summons.

M.Rcrs BRowxsoS Pm aud Mortgage,
DANIEL H. ByRp, Def. ard Mor'gagor.
In the L. s. District Court Of the 81 Judicial District OF
Washington Territory, holding terms at stiiacoom Tor
Pierce county
TO DaniaI II. Byrd and Maria Byrd. Dcns.
XvOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Marcus Brownson
has filed complaint against you In said Court, when
will come on to he heard the first term OF the Court
which shall commence than three months after the
sth day Of Apr l> and unless you appear at said term
and answer, the will be taken as confessed ad the
praye thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint Is to obtain
Judgment of foreclosure of mortgage against you anu all
persons claiming under You subsequent to the date OF s
mortgage which given by you To Pantn Aprii md
1880 on piece of land lying South Of Steacoom and adj
Joining Lafayette Bachs Donation Land Claim, with the
appurenances the same Being the land decided by John
Walker and Margaret his wife Mrs. Maria Byrd, one o
these defendants, the 3 day Of October, l>3? SAID
mortgage was given the payment of promissory
note drawn you in favor of Paintn same day as date
Of mortgage, for 900 10 with interest from date OF note
until paid the rate of two per cent month"; and to
have said premises decreed to he sold according to law and
the moneys arising from such sale to have brought into
Attorneys fee paid by Plaintiff for bringing and conducting
this action and this suit Also, to obtain
further Judgment against that you pay any deficiency
that may remain after the application of all The moneys
arising from such sale applicable to the payment of the
-
Complaint filed wit, Clerk Of Court April 9th, isd5
Date of pub ication April sth, lNd3.
FRANK CLARK.
AH0rneV for IRiiBtiF
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tor tie oliccs; htrrir a;tsr expressed, ioE
the h-cal ycar ending the thiri,;h Of
jun, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
namely:
Lfr,slafisc.-EOr compensation and
mileage o: senators two hundred and forty
seven thousand tour hundicd and thirty
dollars.
For compensation of the officers, mes
sengcrs. AMI others receiving an annual
salary in the service of the Senate, viz /:
secretary of the Senate. three thousand
six hundred dollars {; officer charged with
disbursement of the Senate, four hundred
and eighty dollars chief clerk, two thou
sand five hundred dollars; principal clerk
and principal executive clerk in the Office
of the secretary of the Senate, at two thou
sand one hundred and sixty dollars each +;
eight clerks in the Office of thesecrctary of
the Senate, at one thousand eight hundred
an! fif y dollars each; keeper Of the sta
tionery. one thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars; two messengers, ut one
thousand seven hundred and iitty-two dol
lars each one page, at five hundred dol
lars; sergeant-at-ar and doorkrcpcr,
two thousand dollars assistant doorkcepcr
one thousand seven hundred dollars ;
seven hundred ard fifty dollars; assistant
postmaster and mail-carrier, one thou
sand four hundred ana forty dollars; two
mail-boys, at one thousand each super
| intcndcnt of the document room, one thou
sand five hundred dollars two assistants
| in document room, ut one thousand two
| hundred dollars each :; superintendent OF
the binding room, one thousand five
hundred dollars: two assistant in
binding room, one thousand two hundred
dollars each; superintendent of the fold
ing room, one Thousand five hundred dol
lars; two messengers, acting assistant
doorkccpcrs. at ono thousand five hundred
dollars each; seventeen messengers, at
one thousand five hundred dollars each
clerk or secretary to the president of the
Senate, one thousand seven hundred and
lfy-two dollars; clerk to the committee
on finance, one thousand seven hundred
and fifty-two dollars clerk to the commit
tee on claims, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty dollars; superintendent in charge
of the furnaces, one thousand two hundred
dollars; assistant in charge Of furnaces,
seven hundred and twenty dollars; laborei
in charge ofprivatc passages, seven hun
dred aud twenty dollars; two laborers,
at fyc hundred and scvcnty-six dollars
each; chaplain to the Senate. seven hum
dred and fifty dollars making seventy.
nine thousand six hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Approved, March ?, 1864.
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March 2, 1864.
TPUpLIC-NO. S9.1

An act relating to the postal Laws.
BE IL enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives. of'the United States Of
America IN Congress assembled. That
all domestic letters, except letters lawfully
franked, and duly certified letters of SOL
diers and mariners in the service of the
United States, which are deposited for
mailing in any post-office Of the United
States, on which the postage is unpaid.
shall be sent by the postmaster to the
dead letter Office in Washington, and all
letters deposited for mailing. paid only in
part, shall be forwarded to destination,
charged with the unpaid rate, to be col
lcctcd ON delivery.
Sec. =. And be II further enacted, That
the provisions Of the act entitled "An act
for the relief OF postmasters who have been
robbed by confederate forces or rebel guer-
rillas." approved April twenty mine. cigh.
teen hundred and sixty-four be and the
same ar hereby. extended TO cases Of 10y
al postma-ters where ~ reason of the pres
encr OF armed iorces, po>,-ofiic- is dcs-
,r'ved and the postmaster loses the
nAturt- ana furniture OF postage stamps
and stamped envelopes: and al-o TO cases
where suck l,--s-s are occss,ooed by arrns-d
forr-~ o,h~r than iho-- Of the so-called
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TPUBLIC-No. 1871

An act making Appropriations for the
Support of the Military Academy for
the the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
Be it enacted by tile Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States
Of America tn Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby, appropriated, out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
for the support of the Military Academy
for the year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
For pay of officers, instructors. cadets.
and musicians. one hundred and fifty-fou
thousand seven handred and fifty six dol
lars. ..
For communication Of subsistence, four
thousand one hundred and sixty-one
dollars.
For pay in lieu Of clothing to officers
servants, sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses, as
follows: repairs and improvements, fuel
and apparatus. forage, postage, kilograms.
stationery, transportation. printing, clerks,
miscellaneous and incidental expenses, and
department Of instruction, fifty-seven
thousand nine hundred and twenty seven
dollars.
For increase and expense Of library.
one thousand dollars.
Forage for artillery and cavalry horses.
seventeen thousand dollars.
For supplying horses for artillery and
cavalry exercise. one thousand dollars-
For r-pairs Of of6ce.' quartss, eos
thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For targets and batteries for artillery
exercise. one hun1red doIlars-
For fmnirur- foe hospital fR esdsss.
txo hundred dollars
FU xzsaL r-pairs u g,sPsP and re-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
out Of the United States District Court Of Pierce
ty, W. IT, and to directed and delivered have levied
upon seized and taken into execution and will sell accord
Ing law the premises in the town Of Steilacoom
Monday the 24h day Of July 1868, at O'Clock NJ Of
said day. the following described real estate to-wit All
that certain piece parcel Of land situate In Lafayette
naches part Of the town Of StclacOom Pierce County W.
t. and known the recorded plat Of said town part Of
Lot No. eight ) In Block No. ten, 00) together with all
the tenements and apprtenances thereunto
be Ongng In wise appertainng will also sell At
Court House door in the town Of seiacoom, W. T.,
Monday, the 2h day Of July, 1885, at o'clock r. NJ. Of
said day, the following described real estate, tow All
those pieces parcels Of land situate In Chapmans
t'on Of the town Of seacoom, Pierce county, W. r. that
known on the recorded plat OF said town Lots No.
and In Block No. H. Lots No. and 10 In Bio ok No.
l8, Lot No In Block No. -, Lots No. and in Block
No. 16 Lots No. 12 4, 9, l. and In Block No 81,
Lots No. and In Block No. ~, Lots No. and in
Block No. -, and Lots No. l. Q, 8, 9, Z and in
Block No. ~, together with all the buildings thereunto he
lon ing or In any wise appertaining.
The same will be sold TO satisfy judgment calling for
the Of Pour Hundred and Sixtyegh dollars and six
tytvo cents fa6s 6sJ with interest thereon until paid
together With OF suit and increased costs rendered
by the aforesaid Court In Gavor Of g. MCsw Guardian Of
the heirs Of L. A. Smith. deceased and against Wm. ~
SsvaGe, Philip Reach and Abiai Morrison
STEPHEN JlD<ON.
.>ler.f Of Fierce Ceusfy.
Dated s,eIlscecm. W. T.. Juae ';h. i>ss.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Estate OF Levi IL. Onutt. Deceased.

DY VIRTUE or an order Of the Probate
ID Court Of Thurston Country, W. T. made at Its April
Term 1865, notice Is hereby giyetn that on
Saturday, the first day OF July next.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock In the morning and tho
setting Of the sum- the day, will proceed to sell In
Olympia, W. T., at public auction to the gles bidder, the
Donation claim Of Levi H. Outt deceased, stuat. hear
and adjoining the Town of Olympia Said claim contains
one hundred and hhyhve acres of unsoli land. which
will be sold In lots Of two, three and hve In guan
titles to suit purchasers Their Is also good dwelling
house barn. &c. kc. upon the premises Terms Of sale
made known at the sale. Greenhscks taken at par
JAMS oFFrrr, Administrator.
Dated, Olympia. May n, i>,si.
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Summons.

rs. district, holding terms u. Steilacoom
d. H. BYRD, Deft J for Pierce county, ". I.
To II. II. byrd, Defendant.
X/OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that II. W. Berry has
filed n complaint against in said Court. which viii
to he heard at the first term o the Court which
shall than three months after the Sih day
April ls65, and unless appear at said term and an
the will he taken confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer OF said complaint IA to obtain
judgment against you for $3.50 90 upon promssorv note
drawn by you August 1St 1850 payable to Robert Garre
order. Also obtain judgment against for inter
est said note ut the rate Of two cent month from
August 18th, iS6n, the date OF said note
Complaint filed April 9th, 1868.
Date Of publication April sth lsf5
FRANK CLARK,
AHorneU for PdipfG
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SulnlIllONS.


MARTIN GIMMEI, Pitt and assignee Of mortgage,
RopERr GooDBuRS, Defendant and mortgagor.
In the u T. District Court of the Sd Judcia District Of
Washington Territory, holding terms at stciiacoo, Tor
Pierce county.
To Robert (:OO,lburn, Defendant:
VOU AIE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Martin Gimmci
i has filed complaint against yon in said Court, which
will come be- heard at the first term of the Court
which shall more shan three months after the
Sh day of April od5, and unless yon appear at said term
and answer, the will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint is to obtain
all persons claiming under you subsequent to the date of
said mortgage, which given by to Mceker, De
cember 10Th, 1861, Lot No In Block No 3, with the
appurtenances in Lafayette Bacls part OF the town of
Steilacoom to the payment Of promssory note
drawn by you in T.. Meekers favor same day date of
mortgage for X6l g. with interest from date o note until
paid, at the rate of two per cent per month and to have
said premises decreed to he sold according 10 law and tho
moneys arising from such sale tn have brought into Court
to pay said Of 46 Ga and interest with s0 90 Aor
neys fee paid by the Plaintiff for bringing and conducting
this acton, and the OF this suit. Also 10 Obtain
further judgment against that deficiency
that remain after the application Of all the moneys
rising from such sale applicable to the payment Of the
same.
Complaint filed with Clerk Of Court 9th day of April 1868
Date Of publication April sh, 1SG5.
FRANK CLARK,
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