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IMPORTANT TO IlADLES-Dr. Har-
Vsys Female Pills nave never yet laIled IN renoy-
ing dimculties arising from ob1tructoni o. STOP
Page Of nature or IN ruSsoring The EySten % PER-
sct health Whsn suffering from Spinal Aheotionss-
ProlapguH, Utsri, the Whites, o. other Weaknes1
she Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
lBuI on the constitution, and may be taken BY the
most delicate female without causing distres1-tho
sane time they act like charm BY strengthening,
Iuvigoratinz and restoring the system TO a health
o0Edition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, nc matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise They should, noNeVer, HOR
b taken during The 1rSt three months ef pregnAn.
Or, though safe at any othSE tina, g miIcaTTiAgS
would Be the rogult.
-EAob box contains 90 pills. Prios %.
Or. HAREEY's TREATIsI on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, MisoaTrisge BsTrenne1, 6terility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphsfioAl-
u the Ladies PriVats Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of O. pages, Bsnt fee to any Gddrs1I. Six oents
quired 70 pay postage.
The pills and book Win Be sent b. nail 8hsn de-
dEsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
J. BRFAH, n. D., General Agent,
Nc. 70 Cedar It,, New York.
n 5al6 By al the principal Druggists.
CIV. GLARE Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
fulEslsBS:m.W.fAWV
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MINING NOTIOE.-THE ANNUAL
IHl Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the MisoowA-
bIh Mining COMPANY, for the election Of officers for
fha eu1uinR year and for the transaction Of any
other business viii be held st the Office Of the COM
pnny, (Hos. l2T and 1Se) River street, Cleveland.
ohio on wednesday, ths 1st day Of February, 1885
at 10 O'Clock A. \.
By order. B. i. BUROHT1EhDI
Jan 2 Iss5.-Iss see'y snd Treas
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Connections ars made At 90rroeviile With the EAh.
duzky, Maasheid q Newark Z. Il. et Clyde With Tie
ssndnsky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati = b - EIsE501s
With the Fremont 4 Indiana r, r. and % TOLEDO
with the Michigan Southern h0TthsTn Indiana sDo
Toledo a WAbeHh Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
tsokDon, FcIt Wayne, LogangpaTt, Lafayette, OaiF-
Alton. ST. Louis, and al poiuts Wosf Northwest sLs
Southwest.
TrGins arrive In Cleveland rTois Toledo shd TIA
VEST 81 e2O A. T., 2:6S ?. n, and e.s9 Q. n Ena
sAnduEkY ct 9:lb A. =. L D. RUUbER. s1Ft
Ulcvaland- Oot. q. lnAA-
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Baitvags.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS D GIN.
OOINNATI AILB0AD,
Is6&-5. WINTER ARRAHGEMEHTs 1855 a

OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS D GIN.
OOINNATI AILROAD,
Is6<-5. WIHTEB ARRAHGEMEHTt 1888 a
Ist TrAin-s:O5 A, M.-OIEOIERATI EXPR EBs
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, 0TeBtlids, Gallon, GilsBd, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware Devils Centre AR
Wosthington.
"a rrain-2:45 P. M.-AUOUMmODATTOE.
ct all stations, s1d arrives In Columbus st ~
p. n, Cincinnati 3:50 A. 4.
81 TTains-l000 P. M.-HIGHF EAfRE5S-Stoppins
at Grafton, Wellington, New London 6helbF,
Orostlins Gallon, GileSd. OardingtOr and Ds''
Irans issSe Columbus a. 40 and 10 Is Az 3:I0FK
&" arrive u Cleveland 9;s9 A. H, Snd $50 ?. ~
CONNECTIONS;
shsibT-s1nduESy, Mansfield 4 Newark ha4llToad ip
ursstlins- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne . Chicago TAI
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Linn
Fort Wayns, LsPorte, Chicago, 80. Wess s6f
GRAFTON and BalleOntaine Railroad Line. oT MAToE,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, munciss lndiAIs
apois, Terre HAute, Vinoenne3, SvaBayius,
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, 90.
Oaiumbus-Little Miami a Columbus, and Xsab
Railroad, for AeniA, Dayton Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, mOrrOE, EoTelAnd, and
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Bsilroad S. Cincinnati for Louisville, EvsnF'
vile, Cairo, St. Louis, and al Po.nts on tb'
Oolumbus-OentrSiO Ohio Railrosd for Newark, 2Saos,
vile, Wheeling, 6o.; Columbus, PiQuA tFs
diana RAilroad for Piaua, Urhana, &C.
ES-FoT Tickets 70 all points and information aps
M 4 tRS s9,PoT Ps2sS5 a saOn Ano & gnGH FTIE Fe'
Cleveland. Oct. u. ISL. 5uDerintsndant
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Ras1 @tstes gi,as- gahls.
issd-5. Winter Arrangement ls6I-s
FOH THE
EaRIFAL AER CLOSING OF aAILg,
At TIE

OGEV BLAND POBT-UFFIOK
U0HNEECIEa HoEDAT, OCTOBER SlsTr 1864.
~ msiiS will be opened and ready for delivers
ons hour sitter arrival Of trains.
~ All Malls close one hour fsiors departure
krafur
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T!LEvELAND 3 ERlR RAILROADJ
wIETEs ABRAEGEazEr.

On and hllsr Monday, Oct. a1st, Is5E, PaEssngat
tESinz VIII run ns follows, tSuad1ys gxcepted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50. A. H.-DAN EXPRESS TRAIfl-SsoBpinz q.
Wlu0ushby, FaineS7tlle. had ison, Geneva, Ash.
tabula. Oonneaut and Girard only, and arrive az
Er1e ~ % P n, DunEirk s:45 P. H., Builaic
5si0 P. 4
7:25 P. M.-OIHCIEHATI ExPRESS-Stopplng at
Paine5yille, AzhtaDula ana Girard only, End ar.
rye5 % Ar1o6 40 ?. -, eunErk Is ?. NJ. Bui.
$50 2. h. MAIL AND RUCOMHODATTOE-
stopping At AL stations and arrive At Erie 81
1855 P. n.
500 P. Knight EXPRESS TRALE-ssoyyinE az
PAinesTille, Aahtnbula and Girard only, and
arrive. e Erie at I2.sO A. n. nrnksrE 3s00
Z =. E-L---- j. u :.
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SYMPHONIES:

The symptoms Of Oatarrh, ss they generally Ap-
pear, are at first very slight. Persons find they
have . cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
thiok and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased in quantity and
ohaaged in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are hawked or coughed of. The seeretiopG are
oheEsiye, causing bad breath the voics is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
smell II lessened destroyed deafness frequeD tly
takes place. Another common and important
symptom Of Ostarrh is, that the person Is obliged
to clear his throat in the morning Of thick or
slimy muozs, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per-
son may be sure that his disease is on ita way to
the lungs and should lose time IN srrestiDg It,
Tbs abovs arc but so Of tss many CatarTh sgnptos.
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS.
rVWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

Two EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
g Sundays szesptsd)
MORNING E1PRESs, leaving Troy at 0sI5 A.
r.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot at 6.S5 A.
r., arriving at New York Rt S:58 P. N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 2.O0
P. n; from Albany at AIS P. n, arriving as New
York at $3.50 P n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 9:S5 at Albany for New York By the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, Ar
rangemenis have been made to run the trains OF
the Hudson River Railroad 90. and those OF the N.
Z. and Harlem Railroad Co. 81 different hours from
Albany and Troy
Nls Oars Of De bssf construction, and most ecnveni-
snt for the use Of passsngeFs have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be ricz8tsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct 20 New York By the Central
B. z. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Rallroad Co. and OF
this Co. viii be received By either road /; and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
in New York without change OF checks
Nov. I'd, 1864 = a. OHAPId, supst.
FoRD d. GEEES. Advertising Agent. no2ER3
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TFOOND MONTHLY MEETING OF

ORCOND MONTHLY MEETING OF
Sthe Cleveland and Buffalo Petroleum Company
The Directors Of the above Company have this day
declared dfvidsad ofons per oenf on the capital
gtock $3.50. .OOo) out Of the earnings Of the Com
pany, for the month ending on the 18th inst, due
and payable on and after that date, at the Office
ofths Company, n and 70 MerWin street, Cleveland
Ohio.
The Tran sfer Books VIII be closed from the 18th
10 the 18th inst. GEO. ". GARDINER
January Q, 1855. Secretary.
isnlO;leS,
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years. ct Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us snd Bargains secure;
We have Cilthing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more stJ les than IN uow try TO Deni
Coats, OveTcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and snrsly the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OrayatI,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hata,
Half Hose and Hsndkerehlefs Wrappers and DrsG-
eu,
Made out Of SIX, Wool, Msrino OF Gsuze
And many moGe things that are uSefnl and nice,
Which for these times well sell st very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' Goddess the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
tures;
The present for them, which win give thom most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing AMI treasure,
Is SEWING MACHINE, one Of SINGER'S, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew.
1t Is simple, It is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder ths sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'n not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prizsd most of all
Are those that are purohsEed et our famed UNION
HALL
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR "A No. /
ID Article, in barrels and saeks, for sale at %
River Itrest. lanl7ilss
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Gtotkjua

WE WILL sE LII, FOR THE NEXT
w Thirty Days, ouI heavy stock Of sURT0UT
0YERC0ATS and Sac & 0VBRCOATS, ct COST.
A large stock Of Bush sss Suits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Coats, bit X Frock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give 'eat bargains in Under Gar
mentI and Gents Fun ishing Goods.
Our Custom DepartI snt is now complete in every
particular. 8. MANN,
deoI6 Is2 sur trior ST., opposite Bank st.
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8siIEnz6a.
A TLAETIo AND GREAT WFSTRRH
RAILWAY

7akes Eject Monday, November zsts, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains DaiIyl bet
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK a9n
"DAT kxPRRsss leaves Cleveland Sundays ozcost-
edl At 300 A. NJ arrives at MeadVills at 2:0O P ~
(Dinnerl Salamanca at $50 P. NJ. Isl psuipy Cs-sl
and New York as I:I0P. n.
''HIsHF ExPREss," leaves Clsvslsr.l satur3sr,
exospted,l at 9:l6 P. n, (Slespfnz Cars atfschs
arrives sc MesdEille 81 LEO A. n, 6slamsne. AZ
$50 A. n, and New York ct IO.So P. n,
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ISAAC A. IBAAO's UNIOE EALl,
Sole Agent for the sails Of Singers Celebrated ssE
ing Machines, stoTr's Autonator Pressman.
EDd stroBs's Pstent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior sad Uaioa-I -ItE,
~ Look ont for the elants.VDa dec2l
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::StuferIts aBa 9rerlsluns.

DRADBURN, WILLIAMS & CO
WHOLESALE GRocERs.
as and SO River, and "A ard IS Meadow
Streets
40 aJE receiving from EsW Y0EE .ni EeH o.
!sslS large and ehoioe supply Of
i0Heez. SagaFE, EaSB.
Rie, q OrlesnE z. Hyson,
lava, husoaysdG, D. Hyson,
Mocha Crushed, japan,
5GmmstTs eTanulsteo Imperial,
Hsrfczbc, Powdered 0OlOnF,
Oofse, A, b, ; q, TictrsbJ,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
in great variety.
GROUND COFFEEs, PEPPER ARD
BPICEs, MOLASsEs am sYRUPsi
Which they oEsF to the trade 81 vGFy 1oV rates
Cleveland Manufactured articles ~ Manufsots
rsrs' prices.
iEnS2-R9 BRADBUCE. WILLIAMS B Gu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
TRoY. N. ", Sept.

TRoY, N. ", Sept. %.
A railroad accident occurred on the hen-
sealler & Saratoga long bridge CrosslnGbhe
river al this place about O'Clock this eve
ming. A train was backing towards the city
| for the purpose of starting out 1t O'CLOCK.
The engine was running tender foremost
followed bv two passenger cars ana q bag
gage car. The swing draw was open At the
time and the usual lights were disphyed,
but the engineer misunderstood them and
did not notice the draw until close upon it,
The locomotive Jay Gould plunged 40 feet
into the deep water Of the channel and was
followed by one Of the passenger cars, which
was nearly submerged. The other passenger
car was suspended over the abutment. Our
citizens were startled by the escaping steam
from the engine and the sight Of the wood
work on fire. Ladders were soon procured
to reach the wreck. A raft had lodged
against II, and the men upon Il and the
steamboat towing, for which the draw was
opened, had q narrow escape. Fortunately
the only passengers in the car were three
persons who were riding over to the city
f'Yiey made their escape from the submerged
car The engineer, Mr. BOughton, and fire
man, J. Miller, had jumped and chung to the
bridge. They were not much hurt. Is is
almost miraculous that no one Of the dozen
or more men on the train was seriously in
jured. As the burning locomotive threatened
TO set fire TO the bridge the firelnen carried
their hose over the wreck. Measures were at
once taken to remove the overhanging car
and repair the draw. The bridge is used
both by the Saratoga and the Central Rail-
roads. This is the first accident that has
happened there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

Dss Mo,xrs, SepA 2s.-An injunction
was issued out Of tho Suprems Count and
served on Rev. ]. E. Ryan, rector ef the
Episcopal Church here, Horbidding bic Of.
6ciating again ct St. Papls Church. II
remains TO be seen, whd( her he win to.
morrow defy the counts, be on hast Sab.
bath he did the vcstry Of ~ church.
The friends Of Mitchell ma Kelly, con.
victed Of the robbssy Of be Treasurer .
Office Of Mitchell county, IRE making an
effort to secure their pardo4 but u . ~
without success.
The Commissioners to TAXI the vote o,
soldier. sold !: the field. have lsf for that PR:
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AND MODx OF TREATMENT IL

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

II tieA isvslid IL willing 70 shower his DOL
- wt4sat stint upea the physician Who can
Neeees hi0 - Tie precious oeoa. The poos man
wAspeooeeoesit, II Temporary illness he's ever
sanghs hsm 70 spprscists IL value, would NOT
barrier Il f0r Ill the silver Of NsvsAs end 1daho
Without health thsss saa u no real enjoy
neat. A. this very hear Thousands are languish.
- o. tas b:ds d ciskness, Or going through the
erdsuafy rotins of business, IN pain end missry,
70 whea life d utterly valuless
u thses aay happiness for the Dyspsptic, rock
20 ~ nsns.l .ad physical psses which no
whicA eaanSt wen b eoaprshsndsd By ons Who
na. never felt thems To say thss Indigestion
iac:udes partial dersngcmest ofsvery fonction
Of the system that il cows the spirit Of tho Vi
vaclous and hopsful clouds the clearsst istellsct
and mekes tbia bright and bcastifsl world hateful
u the eyes Of those Who are a9listed with IL, 10
truth whieh Dot one 0fthe miserable multitude
viii densy
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eressed: Sufferers, you are weary Of suffering ?
= reosdy y peoferfed % you. eiDpe ., wholesome
esfsain and immediatei With the first dose Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25

The following 10 an extract from letter writ.
ten By the Rev. J. s. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church. Brovklys, n. r., u
the Jbsrsal and Messenger, Csneinseti, o., and
speahs volumes in favor Of the world. renowned
ihsAiaias, MES. w1NSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TEETRlN0 -
n "We see IN advertisement in your columns l
MRS. wlN3LOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.-
Now. We nsves sid word in favor Of patent
medieise before In or life. but We feel compelled
~ sAy 70 your readers thst this Il no humbsg-
~ hace tried q, cad ksoss Il iN Do ~ Il elaine
Il is probably ONE Of the most successful msdi.
cines # the day. because il is one Of the best.
And those ofyosr readers who have babies can
do better than lay:in supply.j
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Thr Pontiac (Blioh.) nbDberr.
Pontiac, Mich, Sept She produce
and eomniesieb store Of Chas. lawscn "A
this place, vas broken into Ii nishs.-
The b4glass. elected 40 -: 1oues bv
breaking the front door open.
The safe, . .1mall one, Of he tnanuhc.
ture Of Duryes q Forsyth, vi blSvn
open, sod the following sums Of nI1ney A..
straeted: tlS.7O0' in 7.sO bond); ktO !.
800 in $40 bonds; 81 1000. in 10 a Az.
$50 In eseentan1n, asd rs ID Abellean
gold.
The mannsr il which the safe ~ ~
professional eracksmen.
The robbers e1JS>orickiy the }thev
LEFT watch, ylch N m tho sal and
No clue Z yet be been aiseovsr Cd TX *;
Rreotost excitement prexSils. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
New ORr.rAHs Sent 9

NEW ORLEANS Sept. q.
Gov. Wells proclamation calling for an
election Of congressman and State ollcers ON
the frst Monday Of November was issued
to-day.
Carl Schurz arrived from his inspecting
tour In the interior Of Georgia and MiaDis.
MppS, en- route north.
General Osterh1ns assumed command Of
the Department Of Mississippi, General Slo-
cum having gone north. f
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
NEW YoRx, Sept. "A.

NBW xOHk, SeW. "a.
Per steamer New York from Pnnsun:
Panama has been LEFT in continuAl excite
ment by reports ffon the seat Of war in the
interior, but quiet was finally produced by
. dispaech from TIE commander Of the gov
eminent forces, that oil the rebel leaders had
been arrested, with large portion Of their
follower and thai the entire revolution in
the States might he considered At an end.
Col. Alex X. Mckee, U. 6. Consul At Pan
anna, had died at that place after week 8
illneAs Of dysentefy. HE funeral WAS the
largest ever witnessed In Panama Captain
Davenport, Of the U. s. flagship Lancaster,
has been put in charge of the Consulate un
til a successor is appointed.
The death Of g. r. Hopkins, Chief En-
ginecr Of the California & Buenventufa Il.
H., is also announced.
Business in VALPARAISO is much improved.
Exchange ON England 454@464.
The u. s. flagship Lancaster remains IN
Panama harbor, as also the Cyane. The
latter will soon proceed to sea:
The New York brings fl,O59,UO IN trea'
allre
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lATE$f.N NEWS.


N.y rs.<. 81 g: 1sg. -
0nadine D. q vbniniA - -
give u - : ~ ss6Itls ssnis6ie
thatsnassia ~ ~ sxisec thass n -
issuanee II no sr(rs. naking provisisse
= tlas ieysi pssCsi Iors - s:ee,ss IN
psspssty e6n6sssts1 b ~ fsed osv<ss-
nset cndSy putaik & ssssp = n Legal pso-
ssslises 5hssi1sEs4 soaisst NsassAl enesn
6: - e. |. gl !. . Issssssssss g sssar
seueinues 70 psev6l, The 0s0eeal aaoeuscss
that any person e@nnsctsd With H. insti-
.st;.o Il suits Of his eha'''''f win b ~
M IL msst;n1of ~ Beard q Regents
Of ths Yirginis ]1litasy lnslitnee, = Lex
insoon On Thurshsy iesA Ga. Co.'s Lea,
II, ofR e. Lee js.d een4ly : aenbss d
m. Dayis stat. kwas elected - eke proles.
ma civil eneiu(ering; aud Major Blair.
another rebel sx1 Ulcer, was chosen profss-
or OF natural philosophy.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. %

WASHINUTON, 6tpJ. %.
The United States Consul ut CONSTANT
nople. under date of August q, reports TO
the State Department a sensible abatement
in the cholera since the last dispatch. The
number of deaths on the 21st was 143, while
heretofore it exceeded 200 in single day.
The President has appointed Gen. Allen
Marshal for the Southern District Of Flor
ida.
Senior Azambua was to-day presented Is
new Brazilian Minister to the President.
Amnesty pardons were to day granted to
fifteen persons, nine Of them Virginians, in
Guiding the wife Of Gen. LOngstreet.
One hundred and twelve witnesses have
been examined for the prosecution in the
Writ trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-25
special says: =

w., w.sn u..ro Sept Times
The Secretar1 the Trcasu}y and Com
missioner o(1nernA Revenue have now
under c9Ssidera(ion dFcula1 (which will Be
issued n day X two, bejairected to the
Govy "ment u SllectorA yath view ofrs-
lieyhg the rolds Bot cot Pn in the South.
err Statc4 ItHs foun9| that these cotton
hflders y gs6erally y6able to raiss money
ID pay 4e xcome ". etc.. required BY
thu act /rJuly q, 1864. to be paid before
shipme It to the Government agent, in the
nearest locality district in which the cot
ton may be fouSd; and it 10 also found inn.
practicable, and NQnetimes impossible for
cotton owners in theGQuth to obtain requis
ite funds by hypothecatSg their staple. The
law has been heretofore &nstrued by some
to present an unsurmoun)A ble obstacle 10
the shipment Of cotton toNorthern ports
before the Government asseS hments should
be paid, but the Secretary of\he Treasury
with the aid Of the Commissidher of Inter
nal Revenue, has, fytelievetA discovered
plan by which kn.r. nay Oh p their cots
ton to Northern| market }, and pSy the Gov
eminent chargfs in hree pods. If this
plan be carried out, will releabe and send
to the Northerr( mark IT'S IN immk nse amount
Of property which now tiet up in the
South BY reasoA Of the foryer strict and
technical construction Of th61aw.