davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

fart-, euhia cod rsr th. 60, ..r -
- tse 81 Ire-d-y ~ MOI y ISss
III the fsfifiua ~ gaiia A RI, i o. =
- nestrr Barn tfc of forrsr !. - -,
p~aitag ior 40 ahswauce oss ~ he ,,.l-
'e'i esisie N hrr iste husiatnf
1870. Tat she sstd I,stirioe-r ave ..ti..
~ - irea- tatefesissi. - Casing eco. o.
sF 60 H.. pai,is.tsd thfcs esks surc~...,.
Il ~. ore - aecsat iatea ID Pare thatthss
o. tasaid Cosats .ontas - TussI.. 81 ~. =,
% 81 p r. ieck in tbc tfreseon. 40 49,. -
" as they hare, shy the s.uas shooiF ~, ~
alosed.
=. ". WOODBURY.. J-Sr..
Atrae cops -sitcsts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28
''''' copy ;. ;. uo.... R.s....,

Oxiar4. s.--N aC.surt 81 Pr.tai. hsls 81 r.ri..
ln fnl tnr th- C...fnfv ~ Oxffrd 90 the thir a
Errs.isv ~ ~. 4 g. 1888
n "a reiftioa "a Jsn-s A. Rsadsll. sdasfnisfr.-
- AZ 90 ihe ests-- oi u-sfy "a. Randal hte q
tryeirrg. feccsssd, .ssing g. hc~s-e O. ssI real
estate ei thr cr-cs-cd. g. che sus sf SsO0--she
-s1ls t--fag - strsnta s-oas odr- th-refor.
orfrr~d. Thst sair rFf'r eivsuoi 80 % 81
liersoas taterested s cssstara copa ofthis ordsr
o. Do pu1hshcd thtce ~srk ssucrf -sfselN a. Z q
pxlard p--npcrat- priafee no Paris thatttsv
nav tup-sr az rebate Courf 60 ~ held at Pa
90 "a $50 CouutN .on The ttnd Tuesday OF Nav
aext. "a teu 81 the clock ta fhe Esseus.aa. and
sh~w case. a. aas thcs have. Nhy the sasae
sAosid not b. graufet.
r. ". WOODBURY..
A sr-~ -,,,,-.rf-.f 4 : uoar. R..t.t.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

oNrcED. ss AZ Conrt 60 Frotafs h~'a "a
fu--. uttaia and Cor fhe Corsfs 90 afsfd. "a
CO. 81 iaes.'is af Mar. 4. ID. f-S5.
rs 100 Ilftftlsu of Ma. ~ necfs n q. roa. at
- Ser, = n. Be-, hi- Vie. r,r.,ir- %, 81 ts-v
nlfs D. s.lrvff io nt.ff 0rrrrr Edrar Davis ~
e-tr avn rti.i. sa.i rhai his an urss - chaa--
"a fs George ~ Dave.
ID fs--f. Ghf th~ said p~t'r give nofiee o.
hi. '-fsf'n- tairirsis.. ~ carsing ceps af fhis
rrtrr ta .r ru.lIishri thee weeks succfssiFrr IN
ne bNsiui D-fn-rrsi priafed az Faris. thaf th.,
nass appear nt a Probate Cert fa te hsit 90 P.r
81 ta -af. rounIV. on the So Tue.dae 81 ~,
urNf, at CD O'Clock m abe beacon anI she's
''utc. 90 ans thes have. ~hy ths saur- shaud
aat T. graa.cls
T.. W wOODBThY Judr.
Afrnr -rpv-aff~st J. =. upHus. Rsrssrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28
p " NNWDhiE1 y
A tine esrs-stt~st J. : Hosrs Register

ONFosD ss--Af C1art 81 PROBATE held q
fsrIs. - htu and So the Coaaty &C Oxforl o.
fhr tl.fI frr-taY q MAJ. A. -. Is65.
~ the pefifean ~ Ios-rh Chnnd er. ada. d
" i-1ais nan of the cttste 81 Aibion Chari-s i.ie
ID Frssiurg. tec~a-ei. a-king g. Ece,s- o. al
zeal estate. O. RE sansfaf - $3.50. q. the paw
r-rof Of l-If- I'D inrtaenszi charr-s.
pniere.t. Thaf fhe ssid Adsn'r.. give sfioc
o. az p-r-ons o. crested ~ causirg cory of the
srd-r to D. puaiishrd tbree s~cks succesixclx ~
thr oKtrrt l'rnrrrat rrtnfed "a Pans that th~v
nav appcar 30 Probate Coarf % D. held ~ Paus
e. sait tauuts. on the fhud fuesfav ~ q sv
n~>f. af t-n II thr ciock in The fpre.con and
-h~w cause. q sns th~y have. ~hy the sams
sh,elli nat h. rrtstr.l.
r ". Woodbury., JaISs.
frur copy ATTEST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28
2 " WOODBURY.. JaIE,.
Afrue copy attest
J.s.HOBBs. Rsrssrs.

owes So A. Courf of Prshate h~io
Pare Stfhln 81 far b. Coantg ~ oSfofd. o.
fh~ thirf ru--.i4H 90 Mtr. 4. %. lS6J-
IN ne iaefiirp1 of SILVA Frsff. - rdost % Ste
- rhrn ID ffaff. iffe ai Pare. decrssei. wais-
iag fae psovt.il,i. 3D. o. h-r on the sn of hsr
lsf- hurilsafi. an-i srking Or sis~succ oul q
80 r-t-rasl c-tafc of her ltt- hsshsnf.
Ofirsrd. that fhr sati fcinroaer give no.
tirF f' ai r-.sa-us iut-r- rfed a. cau-iug q copy
affhis arf-r t h. laii'l bed thtce w.eks succes-
sissis la fae n>i1rl llranocraf 1-1sspsper nrint-
81 OBJ ffrfs in saii C.rufv thrt tleY uisy sppesr
af e. Pfaisre G.lrt ta o. hrif 10 Psris On The 81
To-day 81 MaF n~sf- st ten o'ciork iuthe fore-
aa1a. aaf sh~~ cau-e ifaar thcf have. vhy the
.lri- shsrif ncf o. -rtu-rf.
o. " WOODBURY.. Jsdge.
a truc-op g-a-fcsf-
:. Hosus. R,Eisfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28
hANNAil o. NOBLE.
tLlLAGErlf :. BLAKE
AhEff n HICKS

ohfoEn At = tsaart ~ s..rs h.Ll a "a.
o.. vthtn nrf fir th~ a. ..ar, ..fD.f..G -. -
81 iurs.isy ID March A. -. I-65
- thr rrfirian nfprrsail. Order-4 Th.r ~
ti-- - gFca o. pahh -hiaz co.y 81 thss r~,,,,.,
vtfa thfs oi acr thcFcsa. ihrec tsseks sui-r-..,i
.a ia.f % N.'rf I'd lr-taf urasl.tal-r priatri IA
sr.f. tatt a.i rrr-llt in.rrc-tr1 ny attrnI =.
fhr thirt T1rslsy 81 Ny ext. ~ tee o'rf,~k
o. fhe fsr~aoan. nj Csrt af Probate th~s o. -
h.liru lei fsri-. ani Shea cage. if aav. -, tte
praffr of rrri fu~iifrna shrs.ia "a L. rr,..fef
p W NDODBU y ige.
frur crrf n etltisa anl nri-r II -.l.-t ff -s,,
Ar--ts :. iiDBBS Eerssfe-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

Washing on. Apnl 80. Deb 4. N
10 M4l. Gen DK a aispafch a. lust
received hy Ills Department from Gen.
Grant. dated Ea.cirh = 4 NJ. April -
lie ,ass- ! rearhcl hcrc iiis morain.. aaI
delivered OBJ Gen sherman iic rvp', g. Us
negotiafious vifh Johnston Worl vs.
i-ruediatriv frrt fo Johnston. terninatin..
the truce. ard inf rrnation thar civil ras'fe-.
colii not uc cnterfrrnrf fn anv convection
between anF oouuiantrr.
l>iclcal ErHlx 81 SrASrn~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

Wv nn-ss--k tpurfo Prrirfr held r. Pa
80. sf.hfn anI l1rthe ranrff col % lord 10 he
fl.ri lf-aftF of h@rch a ID. i-65
fftAklk- HllBDRN. usr-l ~x-rr-rr 81 a
y geifsIa iasffuaaerf parI-lff.ng o. o. De- Is-t
eii aHt frsfarl-fff ~ is.irri o. isrn tre Of ia
ore on 49, t-sl1rys t-1sts--i. haFiug lrcsrrfcd
la- ssar TO- flaissfc.
Ordered. That th- saii Escruior give roti,e ta
aiI I.rfsass luffrs-frt ~ rsusfng "a rops of thls
pra-r O. o. r.lisart three Ecfk- srr-r--sIrrlg ii
Che pki'fa li-lls.sc ai -Itq~r rriufsf af Fs-
fts GO f.ir t.1frfs 81 pxirf. that 49, faas afsr
af if.llfr tauft OBJ ts lr.i f1 d. held "a "a
i- thr fhul Turstas af Mas u-st. IN Cen s'c.afk
ta iar .'ar-o1n rnf shev rtrs-. n anv thes haze
uhf the sanir -aaual 90 o.. proved arnros-i 40
ailovrf az the Let aii q card t-ceasrd
=. ". WOODBURY.. J.drs.
trur pf-attrst- ,. =. HOSES. Er.i-trr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

oNFoHr. ss---At n Cert ~ Proirsr~ h-ff 40
farls. wfnfa sod So ~ ts.iaty al ONlord "a
fir 81 treFtss ol W.. A. ID. lS61.
IEtEhlAu AEDN Ell. raafHi-a of R..i,-
eit q eo44 trl uiiasr snl n-ir ai " litll a..
" aiia~f iitc 90 Nnrssy ,a sail -oa1ig. l-ecs.r.
hssrug pre-~nt~d ~ 6asf acco-f1f of -nrlrasshis
I'll ssfI -arl fsI t..lsts1r-.
Ordered. chat fne -aif -r.rtirn -ive unf.rr o.
'H peffonf fntrrcs'ri, ts causing q rapf 81 this
ortcr ts tr I.i- lr,l thrrr ~erks sacf~s-tsr.s 10
thr pNinfi t-frrrrnf rrinfei sf Paris thar ftes
snrl apfeaf 90 Fralslr Cen to 10 hsif st Iatt.
Ha ssit tuuufV, on fie 81 Iu~.fas GO Nas
nrNt ff trn s'riert rn fh~ farrr1or ar- trus cu.c
81 az tlcf save. uhg th~ saa~ shou.I rot 10
.sucl
g. " WOODBURY. .J.Ese
Atrue- prv-attest ! .llnnus Eexs-sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

NV YoEs Ard -. The N~v-ern
M ashirgton disra;rh savs it 81 believed
iLerc that JEFF Dasis slu te nbl. o. re-or-
gasi zc iaF.r az aboat $1,000 tr,op. ln
lenas. 9th vileh o. SOL move lnto MeAl-
g.. BOD fac cscai oi tcirs p1r4cl by a.
I riTr arrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

oNFoEn. ss-at a''aart o. Pc a-slsfl at "a.
o. .'eithin aut 80 ore Ceurft ofD, l.fd. en- fae
tl.ll l'fsttt .f Nffrt a % 1853
~ ODE rrrff0a ol Geo ffsft.sa ..f tles .rs ast.
- iag fo hr aqpli1lri s,tsrlita af usrg rec Essf-
nae.
OnnEHrD, That ole sli1 rrfi.i.n-r -irr n.tice
'a nil n~rssas iafsrsrl iv cfn-fa. I'd coe, of fhis
Pc aHi rt-r fH II pltarrl tarrr seek. .acrrs-
stsrf OBJ CO. eos .aii D-inarrsf asr-t ..ftatsi al
Faftss thaf ID. .-srsuas rtffesfrl i.st af srf nn
ihe thua Ia-saaf .f SIS nfxt. uf tru n'rssk
ln flr iHrfnnan. ga Casrf al FraIsfr t. r. . "a.
h...1 af ftrIs. Hrl s.ss -aasr. If ant. e..
fhe rl.ae saaHi. 90 ac art.f.a.
B.. ~. WOODBURY.. Jaffs.
AirscrrrF- -auesfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

nos oTrrri hy co. government, ant BE- b. couaiu,
-vr-eiei ti.-t .fs superor -dsaata-es uiu u,l1
rhr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28
- Hoss,. E,ra.-

otrsan. ss-tt q C.1r OF r..Lste t-fi s,
fsns s'tlt0 -ai 3D. 90 C.arrv 81 Osi1rI -
o. Co.,. irr-.Irt sl Msrra 4 ~ I-65.
n " fa- n-.it..a ar q. g.. Reed. els.f.sa ar
- ~ Iisa T.. Ffrter.ar rt. a. ulfaars aa.l hers
"a sci N ~. ssassei "a te ui IttlfI ls-rarel AZ
far ..f Iorrr seI rraI rsrsIr af b. srsr.fs rr
80 -n u ai f", ftr stre .rirr sa sirrafs--o,f-
oarr.
Cd. i.f.I ti.tti~ rait rr.f. .1rrr give noiiee ta
s prr-oas ia efssfrt is .s1 sa si-s-art ofths
pftitsuH aun thf- efref rf tauft trrreoa o.
ar I.'-rrI fnr-e urfsa sur cesslVel fu he
bViat| nn.rIHf a .ra-rr.rr rrIafet af Penis
q -,li 'a''r. D. taef naf fparar ala 90 a',,re
COME 1e 10 FL. frrls on the flirI Iarstar rf
uff araf. sf a.rr a'raort 81 ftr r.-s...,- .-.f
s.-a rtasr. .faay thee hfes u hV a. fra.sr al
cad Hr..f..rI sanu.a 60 Ie cIs.fra
g. M..nrr. ru.-e.
ffae c.ps---f,s.l =. s. gIoass k.r.-,..
Otf.rn. ts-At s c.r.f. rr.i..e. t..a .f
I.I.t. ul..ln fnr .af Iar C.rrIt aI Drr.rf OBI
DO thri irr-taf Eel Msrrh A.. d. ise5.
M o. lrfri. r. laHr f. Isl sI.. alone s-fsfrr
- 20 tsr f.fife afGf ne r- Wsf ..r .I n .tf-Il.
'..e.srl co. Jog 60 ii-i-e ts -r.I f-.. rsa.r FL.
Go aH .. $50 s. Cd .fsr... .lr. .-
DfHrff|. To- OBJ ssII r....n-. ..rr 3D.
f.orro sI I.Hs.as fif -rrsi. ~ rsasfa. q r.-s q
fh.s ..'- f. b. rrhHsae. fI.a. ar.ss srr -rssfrr-
4. Ir fnr le.... uer...faI ...f... lei frrrs Ola.
obi. b.. ..... lt H Fr.'...r s.f ls I. H... ID
rsris I'D sllf C..afr. aa t.r tatfI TarsIss .l
~ n.sf. sf f.r r. fne rilrk o. the E..fa..a.
.r. cleo rsasr. If sHl fhre rafr. ahr fEr cane
s..... raI le rrsnfri.
G.w. WOODBURY.. yais,.
&C., rrny--atfrftt
I.s. HonEs. Rs.f.r
r.nrra r..a.r. 49, e.......rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

Tic dveifn- bose a ~ Ml.leu Fs--
ler Dol ~aovhrran. vas fotfl'r destroyed o.
o. on Welaeslay last t.reticr ssh
Tor.s- oi Gle i.raii-rs al OIL b., pro,i.-
i..s
We barn t.'t james Peas, Of Appleton.
'eI irom o. wagon Ifst ni-tt -h.ls latosi-
Gated. sni. CO. -i-si. rs..ir~ over hi.
i'ai. ialarei Lia "a, f..ttl.re .s iittl. hope
81 D. recovery .Ho,t'sai Trc Press
49, jaoi'iau Farlers 20 C.-r,ir-.
committed .-'.iie aa saalsr a.t O.. cat-
trs his ftroaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

The klhi-a >a.larl 81 tk- fsib ear,
bas.. ias %. Vance "a. s,l. ~-..t t,.
Cd. >c,sss.an BE- dead. Trra O.. f...
es'r-l'.l.l .n rs ora tIo.I OR Cd
Tag ore Hsore uav,. rrou cv.r-h- "a.
30 Of c'try state. Ila,t GoIfar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

'ht tlfpN No iCE- . brrrts rsi,sIs,sh f..
uF aln Ciari. o ..-rs Yslt - re'..,.s--
g.. pr. n.fH.fifF f1 frsnasrf I..lras CO hirnsrf Z
f-1f ftafrl aoHr ii r.Ia.ars aaf .as sl Irlfs
q - rHa.fTsrfr.lr ar.er ffia Hffr
GrsTkFus a YORK
VICE.. a.. rn.en y. Npfks
ID Efeil. trf| ffh. l-ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-28

Wv lorK. Ap- 2f IT, Tmss Wal
iag'oa despatch sass Jaaustou &C Grst
TEoIos,d ,o sarr,r.sr Oh sac terns grant
el ly Lee. l.t chat Hampton ohicets.I.
~hercuTon sherman granted delay. 0r
au oplortarfy Oh c.as-it u.th Jed Dasis.
D. n'st daf sn0'her r.r-'i-- foek place
Nastfncfnn 81 sherman u.rr r-,..rs.I
4he hcrahls Nas.inrfrn a-.rstrb s,r.
% 10 reported that Jsan.fnn. rhilr a-ratta.
tng wfh >a.ruan. 1rarlI 60 Oh nlast ID Lis
troops fHuaf. ~l-fh Caro- Ga.
Lott-sfitE. b. D. Tte rei.si Coio-ei
Jts'.- an4 z- of De- racfrl.a. we're cap
i-fs4 nsar l-a..aele. yesterday uIorninr b.
90. h-ckI.g q usn. Losssuiau on eliher
tllt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16
CHICAGO ITEMS.

DisGRAcEFuL RIor.-A disgraceful riot
occurred at Cottage Grove, on Sunday last,
between q promiscuous crowd Of soldiers
and citizens, in which clubs, stones, fists
and revoivers were freely used A Cotton
batteryman received three balls in one Of
his arms. breaking the bone two Veteran
Reserve men had their arms broken, md .
citizen was badly wounded in the face.
TRorTISo.--' Weasel" owned by VIM.
Hodge, and "Canaan," by .. W. Dimmck,
trotted four heats for purse Of $500, at the
Chicago Driving Park, on Monday, in which
" Weasel" came out the winner.
BoGus.--A fellow named Charles Meyer
got himself into scrapc by hiring q whole
ships crew, on prctencc that he as captain
Of propeller, and keeping them boarding
on their expense.
BuRaLARy.-For daring burglary on the
night Of the 9Th of August, the notorious
Vim. Finnigan has been arrested. lie is
under bonds for his appearance at trial for
. previous offence Of the same character.
MUSTERED Our.--Thc "Board of Trade
regiment has been mustered out OF the ser
vice, paid oil, and dsbanded.
RoBBERY.-A man named George Porter
was arrested on Monday, charged with
stealing from the Lake Shore House, pack
ct containing $500, and about $15. 90 worth
of valuabes. Sent to Jail to await trial.
GEN GRANr.-The General is expected a,
Chicago this week, and has engaged apart.
ments at the fremont House
RAILROAD AccIpKNT.-The axle Of ono Of
the cars, in . cattle train, on tho Michigan
Central raiload, suddenly snapped Will.
the train WAS about four miles west Of Battle
Creek, on Sunday. Five Of tho cars were
| overturned.
The IMPROVEMENT OF LINCOLN AMP UNION
PARks.--The Board of Public Works, and
the Committee on Parks In the north and
west divisions Of the city, have issued ad
| refreshments inviting plans for the improve
mcnt of Lincoln and Union Parks.
The LAKE Tunnel CRiB.- About six
thousand ions Of stone have already been
deposited in the compartments Of the lake
tunnel crib. 1t will, however, require about
twelve thousand tons more to fill them
The crib has settled down about two feet
into the bed Of the lake, the north angle be
ing deeper than the other portions OF the
crib.
SPOILED FRUir.-Fruit dealers suffered
greatly BY the interruption to Transports
ton, occasioned by the late storm.
THa STEIT RAILWAY TO THE FAIR GROUNDS
The city railway company arc at present
making arrangements for extending their
track on Indiana Avenue, to the eastern en-.
trance Of the state fair grounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16
Nrw YORE AUG I

NEW YORK, Aug. ID.
Edward kctchum who has absconded, is
% years of age, has been married two or
three years, and has one child. Before de
parting he LETT a letter for his father in which
hc admitted his crime, and asked his father
to provide for his wife and child, saying he
had provided for himself. 1t is reported that
he abstractcd bonds from the safe of the
firm, but To what extent it is not known.
The Fourth National Bank, it is now
stated, is involved by his Transactions, To the
amount Of t.5,c0o-having negotiated some
of the forged certifi' acs.
The last seen of kctchum was in trunk
store Oh Broadway, when he bad some lit
teen packages Of money, thought from a
glance to be rs much as 100000 and where
he bought travelling bag
A card from the President of the Ath Ma
tional Bank says it is perfectly sound. The
earnings for tie last six months largely ex-
coed the amount OF forged ertifcaies held.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16
LAIESI NEWS


NV Yoax, August 1S.-TA. Her,ld's
Texas correspondent gives some aocos,nt u
the march Of Nerritt's cavalry thrnmvh thaa
500, The god eoadssa Il he troens ~
h;ehlv spoken Of, and they were ~.nc,eIIv
vell received BY the inhabitants.
DR.. Beetles, the newly appointed Collee-
| toe Of Customs Of Galveston, bed srrived q
that place and would shortly open The Cus.
tom House. Affairs on both the Texan
and MEXICAN sides Of the Rio Grande vere
ou;et At the date Of the last adviees.
Two colored soldiers were executed It
Rrovnsvills on the Goth ult, for outr.ees on
females.
The Hersld's Washington special says:-
A the result Of careful inquiry il il believ-
al that there is an unwillingness on The mart
~ /. norton of the Cabinet TO have LEFT Da-
via tried for treason, while there is reason
for asserting that the President is president
TO have him brought before civil tribunal.
| Chief Justice Chase is expected to arrive
here in the course OF few days, for consul.
tation with the President ~ to the time,
manner and place which shall be designated.
The ablest counsels in the U. 8. are also
being consulted on the subject. There is .
fixed determination on the part Of the Ex-
ccutiye that there shall be an immediate and
fair trial by jury Of the country for high
treason. It may, in addition to this. be con-
fidently asserted that the president has de-
termined a soon IS practicable to withdraw
the orders suspcnding the privileges Of ha-
Jecs corpus, aud to dispense with military
courts.
Ford's theatre has been converted into .
rsceptacle for the archives Of the late rebel
confsderacy
The Times special says:
The appointment Of Preston King to the
colectorship Of New York, though made
Yesterday, was not permitted to be made
public till it Was telegraphed back here from
New York. The cause OF Mr.. Diapers res
ipnation ia that he became aware Of the pres
idents desire to appoint Mr.. King, and that
his resignation would be very acceptable.
Hooker has recently been made Maj. Gen
eral in the regular army. His commission
Is Brigadier in the regular army dated from
Antietam.
Dates from Kingston, Jamaica, Of 18th arc
received.
The Governor was the subject Of much
abuse by the newspapers of the island for
various offences which he had GWEN
Among other things he was blamed for hav.
ing allowed the ex-Queen Emma, of Sand
wich Islands, to pass through Kingston on
her way to England, without any official
recognition.
A reply from Queen Victoria to petition
from the Jamaica laborers complaining Of
their distress, has been received, in which
they are advised that they must depend
principally upon their w,fm'lustry for an
improvement Of their condition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16
It.pItIspt-Ra Al1u ~


Delegates to the National Teachers AsSO
citation are arriving here by every train. N
is expected that tomorrow the largest repre-
scntation of educators ever assembled on
any OCCASION in this country, will be pre-
sent
The n y. Evening Post Of the 18th saws
concerning the failure of Morris kctcluln
Co.:
The failure Of Morris kctchum & CO. has
produced Il more profound sensation than
any similar event which has occurred for
some years, attendant as it was by the flight
of one of the Junior members of the firm,
w H Ketchunl, who has .lbstractcd sccurl-
tics To a yciy large amount besides drawing
out of the bank rs much rs possible of the
available funds of the firm. On the dlscoy
ery of these facts Mr. Morris Ketcum this
a. M, ordered payment to be stopped, and irS
aicw DAYS he will be ready To submit to the
creditors u proposition for liquidation
Meanwhile al rcmiitanccs are deposited in
bank to the credit OF rt,nitters. The large
capital of the firm and the wealth of the Sc
Nor partner, rendcrit probable that the loss
as to creditors will not be so heavy as was at
first represented. 1t is as yet premature to
attempt to state the amount OF the detalca-
ton, but it is variously estimated at from
two to four millions OF dollars.
The Washington correspondent of the
Post, noticing statement In the Chicago
Times that Davis is to be tried by a civil
court in few days, SAYS that so much init
nation of an early trial is without founda-
ton. 1t is true Government has decided to
try Davis In civil court, but the date OF
trial has not been fixed 1t is probable lie
will bc tried at Richmond.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16

There is "A woman in the pub &c eve whose name
had all along been associated. IN our mind, with
the Yankee" 'Qunck," and 'iiumbug" But
it is so no longer. and Ne dcs'ee TO wrest her
name from all such suspicious assoc ation in oil
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanly deicacy and proprieiy, we Will admit
that woman alone is the Nursc--the good Nurse
the btst Nurse Whether we shall have Female
Physiclans or not, is question which must be
decided by time and principle. and not "a mat
ter Of taste. Pride, prejudice, caprice and Gus
tom NAV NJ we'll behave themselves, for II there
is really wait, there will also be asupply- II
there be a 4" calling there will be a comtny.
Nature and human society are always sci suppl
ing. and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs. Winslow does not want to treat you Gsn-
tle,uen Nor Dies she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears as a messen
| gel OF health and happiness to your INFANTS in
| the cradle. Is there ANYTHING improper IN that
| A Nurse Of 80 years experience can boldly
| saw what is or is not good for babe, and ought
| TO be listened 10. God speed her on humble but
| bappy mission. She il the most successful phys
cian and most eicctuaI beneiactress our tie one
ever enjoyed her doting parents rot eAcpeted
| Just open the door for ker, aud Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery or this We are so sure, that we
will tesch our Srsy' to say "a BLEssfNG ON
MRs WuNsLow"- for mel ping her to survive and
| escape gripping. colicking and tcething siege.
We confirm every word set forth in the PRosPsc-
| res. II performs precisely what 1t processes to
perform. every part Of il -nothing less. Away
| your Cordial" .'Farcgoric." Drops "!.nuda-
nun. /" and every other Narcotic" by which the
babe i. druggcd into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic for life.
We have never seen Mrs. Winsiow-know hei
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
| Syrup for children Teething." If we had the
! power We would make her, as she is, physical
| savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16

The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. j. s. Holme, pastor Of the Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N Y, TO
the journal and Ntssfnger, Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHIT DREN TEETHIN0
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns
MRS. wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor of patent
medicine before in our life, but VIC feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbug--
zoe hare tried IT, and knoC IL sriH do all IL elaine
1t is probably one Of the most successful medi.
c'nes OF the day. because il is one Of the best
And those Of YOUR readers who have babies can
DO better than lay. in supply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16

DOn'l4 kEni1 to: Procure Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Tecthing. II has been used for 20 wears
with never failing safety and success by millions
of mothers for their children. 1t corrects acid
" Of the stomach. relieves wind cole, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest. health, and comfort
to mother and child. Office, No. IS Dey street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16
SPECIAL CAUTION

Inc great popularity Of Mrs. Winslow' s ooth
ing syrup. for children teethine has induced nm.
rr'neipled persons 10 pm. up article. 10 he used
"e same purpose. In advertising winch they
80 NOV only copied our advertisements and no.
"'.s rom the press, but have copied certificate.
@-u 'e''efs iron ciergymen and others. an ,;p.
v'Ae' nemes to our genuine certificate. r
" '""s'ers' .apls-dAwlyR2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-16

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tcething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind collie
Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say to ey-
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice, uor the preud ccs of others.
stand between YOU and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use OF this medicine if timely
used.