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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23
n Perfect Cure Tor Catnrrh!


TAe .Arsne Or Rerf<rtiOn.
n peneuroses the secret Anb1sh
Of this terrible disease, aud exterminates it, root
and oranch, forever.
Il rennoves All the WretHhel
symptoms Of this loathsome mslady, and sverts
III cfeans he iheSd. AeobArises
the breath. and affords the most grateful relief.
10 aleviaaeo nOre AGony aaa sAe
lest euferiug than tongues cen tell . Il
nt is noeeH 1of c0rlhG The most
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in. ,...t.s
Gt cures May. Rose an1 RerfoA.
ic Catsrrh, of the most obstinate and violent
~ form ofCatarrh Or Noises In
the head can resist lie penetrating power.
itssir: IL S..sinT With shis fell di:e.:. hs Il.
iSr. Goo1aie's Catarrh Resnedy
iss harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Q
Or. Z. 0eeaale - lknewn sAto'-
Theory Of Cstsrfh ever published. Where its
origia-whas he ravages-0ode Of treatment
end rapid cure in al lls forms.
Dr. GoOAolese RouAphoet - Ca,
tarrh should b. reed By every ore; 1t can b
obtaised ss our nearest Agency, or By sending :
TaE People AND raE PRESS.
CAeAaan The name Aof Dy. n. 0oodale hes
become familiar threugheut ths country 70 ne
victims Of Cstarrh. froh his we'll earned fame in
eurihg this terrible disease; H is The ars. end
bush Of this fearful naladf. His fsusedy end
mode Of treatment is the Only one ever known "a
esrs it-[I,st. \; 7; Daily ylnes i,
whose family Physieian DR.. 0cedsls wss To-
s.ff r. f3crisle -, he can c~re CatarrA h
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23
stop That COmgh
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Great Remedy for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION.

AND ALI. DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
T0VHE results of lts use 10 proof oi ITS great
Il value. The extraordinary HEALING PROP
EkriES Of this medicine are experiences BY oil
those who have used it, Their test,inony can be
found in . pamphlet, which can be Obtained Of
the Agents where the ,nedicins IL for sale.
Coughs sd Colds, howssss dissresssng. gre
broken up in an incredible short time, BY Causing
a specific influence On the lungs, so that themst-
tor and phleem are easily expsseorated.
paans anf Ssrensss u the Chest are quickly re-
leived. b. the irrita aied parts becoming healed
Cold Chiils and Might Sweats become imm. diate-
y checked, BY the strength being restored. The
ALLEs'S LUNG BALSAk contains no opi
um in any form: Il is perfectly harmless for the
most delicate child
CoxsunPrIvss would DO we'll TO read his treats
On diseased Lungs.
Puys,ciAxs who have failed 10 cure their pa
tents should try this Ne icne before they give
thexcase up, - know very many valuable
lives have been saved BY oeing persusded to give
il . trial.
Be sure and ret ALLsx's f.uMo BALaAu, and Les
no other article be palmed upon you.
ALLEN's LuNG bALsAn Is put up with great care,
and with fine steel engraved label, bs.ins the
sigature Of the. .wopfieiors.
FALAaa's LusG BAlsAn pssl bresk - tks Ssese dGs
trsss;ag Cough IL yfesc hosrs Ene.
Many oases u CostsUHrriOn, that were consid-
cred incureble, have been cured in this city =
Call and get pamphlet. and read the remark able
cures which will convince you OF the great value
Of this ntedicihe.
Don despair because al other rsnedies have
failed bat try the remedy and you will not be Dc
ceived. For sale by he groprie,ols,
PRsCs-e1 per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dea
ers throughout the city and country. For ssol
| BY Z. s.. osllord, Dsvenpert 2. u Stone, Ass
| catiue; ". I. Woedrud, DesMoines; Morrisou
| 4 Co, Iowa City. mrl4- e0d&eowly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23


Those aniicted with Hernia Deafness, Fistua piles
Nncurnai Emissions Vaficocele by enclosing samp
W. receive price list Of our new remedies for these
iE ELECTR0- MAGNETIC PRLvENTIvE-Those
.sfng 10 limit heir offspring can enciose .iamn ~
eainP let containing engravings and lanstions Of
e apove preventive. With IT, -uhse Of
P.'sntiDn. All correspondence confdestial.
all llptfp
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23
The AU1Il;EONa' INSTITUTE.
ESTABLISHED 1850, AND CHARTERED

Has in 4 published the "YOgTH'S
MANUAL" /" containing $50 ages,
and 100 Illustrations on the A at
ony and Physiology Of the Sexual
Organs Of both sexes, in health and
disease with Treatise on sexnal
DiseAses, including eelf Abuse,
Private Oiseatee, Female Com
pla nts. &c., with new methods OF
treatment. intended az . guide for
married and single,
Eent under senl IN anx adlresa
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23

A sANeuiNE Democrat in New York Of.
fsrs 10 bet : Il, 900 ip gold chat the demo
Gratis will elect their State ticket there.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23

DIR. II. AM6ers' Iodine Water.
An Invaluable discOvery--A Fuli Grain o iodine
in each ounce oi Water, dissolved with
out Solvent
The most powerful vitalizlng Agent and Re-
storative known. Scrofnla, Salt -Rheum, Can
GERS, Rheumatism, Cons sumpt,on, aud msny Her.
editary and Chronic diseases, are cured by its
use. rs thousands testify. Circulars sent
free. Price 81 per bottle, or for IS. DR.. II.
ANDERS 4 Co., Phi sicians and Chemists 42S
Broadway, N. Y. fold by Druggists. spl6dw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23

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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23
FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT
lnkuRAMce Ace eNcY.

A GENCY OF THE NATIONAL BANKING
IA 4 ASSURANCE CO.. Of ST. Louis, No..
and NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT lNSUR
ANCE Co., of Philadelphia, on Main Street, be-
tween Cd and Sd. lin the Office Of L. A. Aacklot.
Hsq. y Davenport. Iowa u S4
Applications for Building, Cargo or Accidental
insurance, promptly ateended u:
sp2e- DEF JOHN D. EVANS, Agent.
~. Travellers lnsarsnee Tickets for ss1e.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23

n. WssirrI1lGk. ,s4
Soeth CLARK street, bet ween Mad
\iso0 and Moasse, Chicago. u.
lice Sours fro9 8 4. y. 10 8 r.
u kpeciilist in the treatment
of all privAte dissaesa 10 III their
varied skd cenplratsd brms. :
p,r Hl,A raaN QO veapa In. u
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-23

- This Bank respectfully soIicits deposits
on current account, On certificate Of deposit
and TO Ill Of its customers il pledges the most
liberal treatment IRA N. CLIFFORD. Cash.
GEO. Il. FRENCH, Prest. sepl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

The REvENUH.-Mr. Lewis, the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, states in
his report that the receipts of the office
during the fiscal year ending on the 9Th of
June last, were about Sl06, 100000; and
he estimates that the capacity of the law
to produce revenue, prior to the enact
ment of the new Excise Law, was fully
Sl2O, 900, 900 annually. He considers
that the new Act, aided by the five per
cent. income tax under the joint resolu-
ton of July 4th last, will produce the first
wear about $685., 100000 As $500, 000,-
600 are needed for the public credit, ac-
cordirg to the estimate Of the Treasury
Department, a tax on sales is recon-
mended as preferable to an additional in
come tax, to make up the deficiency. The
tax he proposes shall be one-haf Of one
per cent, and be imposed for single year
only. For future years, he considers the
present excise will yield the required sum.
Some amendments are suggested IN the
administrative portions of the law, but
the only important changes recommended
by the Commissioner are taxes on petro-
leum and on tobacco in the Leaf, with cor
responding reductions in the refined and
manufactured products. The estimated
receipts of the special income tax author
lied by joint resolution of July 4, 1864,
are S35, 100000. The tax paid by Ma
tional Banks during the first seven months
of the current fiscal year amounts to
$164,46l 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

On THE SoLUBILITY OF GOLD IN NITRIC
AND SULPHuRIC ACIDs.-Since sending
YOU the note on the solubility of gold, a
chemist of my acquaintance has informed
me that the information given was not
sufficient to enable him to perform the ex-
pertinent satisfactorily. therefore send
YOU more complete account Of the ex-
pertinent performed by me.
The alloy of silver and gold was expos
ed to the action of nitric acid until the
gold was left in a powder. On heating
this powder with sulphuric acid yellow
solution was obtained, which, when pour
ed into water. gave a purple precipitate.
This at first led me to suppose that the
sulphuric acid had dissolved some gold
so, after washing, the gold was heated for
some time with strong sulphuric acid,
without any solution taking place; but
on adding little nitric acid an immediate
yellow color was observed in the liquid.
and on pouring it into water the same
blue precipitate was obtained. The ex-
pertinent has been repeated, and the acids
were of course tested to ascertain their
purity but the solution contains the gold
evidently in different state of combina-
ton from that produced by nitric and by
drochloric acids, for it is again precipitated
by water. .'..- ,
A tenth of grain was easily dissolved
in this manner; but had the heat been
continued, no doubt larger quantity
would have been obtained in solution
Chemical Nelcs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

SILVER MINING PRosPEcTs IN UTAH.
Our readers will understand that the silver
lodes in Rush Valley, thirty-eight miles
from Salt Lake City, have not been devel-
oped to any extent, for want of capital.
The owners have simply scratched the
surface for specimens. A few Pnterpris-
inc gentlemen, however, being determined
IN ascertain what their claims contained,
nm a short tunnel on the Great Basin
lode and struck the ledge, three feet wide,
about thirty feet from the surface, ON the
10Th inst, and are now taking out as rich
rock as can be found on the Pacific coast.
It is exactly similar to the Hope rock OF
Eqan Canon, which assays $4,000 to the
ton. The surface of the Great Basin ledge
was but ten inches wide and two-thrds
galena. The latter has entirely disappear
ed, and the specimens before US have the
appearance of being two-t thirds sulphurets.
We regret that in all Utah there is not an
assayer, else We would have the specimens
in our possession tested. The Great Basin
is supposed to be an extension of the cele-
brated Quandary lode, and the present
rich strike was made not eighty feet from
the prospect hole on the latter. 1t is fully
demonstrated now, that the galena viii
entirely disappear in the Rush Valley
mines in distance of thirty or fifty feet
from the surface. and in its stead will be
found rich sulphurets Of silver, not sur
passed by any on the continent.
We suggest to the laymen of Utah to
celebrate the 18th of January, in future
as the anniversary of their deliverance
from the CALLING rule OF false prophets and
priestly imposters. Vedette, 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

The CROPS OF lS64.-The report of the
crops for the current year is highly IA
yorable, notwithstanding the discourage
ing aspect in summer. The autumn rains
set in at a season early enough to bring
forward the late summer and fall crops,
so that the prospect is that some things
may be had at living prices; though the
spectators having gotten their clutch
upon almost everything, we may expect
to be heeced to our hearts content, and
to feel twinge of the pocket nerve every
mouthful of food we venture to USE
The only consolation poor man has in
such times is, that they cannot last forever;
that some time in the "good time coming
potatoes may be cheap enough for VIM.
b. Astor's table, and every poor man like
A. T. Stewart and c. Vanderbilt can at
ford to have pullet in his pot once
week, while common hasty pudding can
be made once day for mans twelve
hours labor consummation devoutly
to be wished
We give a synopsis of the crops in the
country at large; Wheat, l6l, 100000
bushels; rye, 10000, 900; barley, ll,00O.-
900; oats, III, 900, 900; corn, 5Sl, 0OO, 900;
buckwheat. $4,000, 900; potatoes, 96,5OO,-
900; hay crop, lS,0OO,0 900 tons; tobacco,
1877, $780, 900 lbs; generally small decrease
from the crop of last year. Taking the
people to be fed at twenty-one millions,
we see that there is "bread enough and to
spare" in the house of Uncle Sam,-for
which all hearts will "rejoice with glad
ness. Boston paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
DISTRICT CouRr.-Befors Judge Bur.

DISTRICT CouRT.-Before Judge Bur-
bank: Court met at 10 A. NJ. this morn
ing; three jurors were excused and the
Court adjourned to meet February I'd.
Before Judge Mesick: Court was en-
gagged this morning in hearing motion
for continuance of the Chollar Co. VS..
Potosi. The jury in the Hale s Norcross
VS.. BaJazette Co., are to-day engaged in
examining the minss, as per order of the
Court last evening.
Before Judge Rising: In the matter of
the estate of Samuel Arnold, deceased, an
order was made requiring the administra-
tor to fill bonds within five days. Lip
pett ct al VS.. Medin ct als-a jury was
empanneled to try cause. and by consent
permitted to report during trial-cause on
trial this P. NJ.
ARRIyAIs.-By Pioneer Stages. w.
Ware, NJ. Korn, T. Whitman, ]. Lloyd,
W. H. Young, John Quiglcy, Mrs. j..
Ashley, A. d. Brown, J. w. Smith, NJ.
o. Boyle, Mr.. henderson, c. H. Cole, L.
Wolf, Mrs. Waddell, Miss Kate Speiss,
Mr.. Smith, NJ. E. Cross, Il. w. Prescott,
Miss Gillett, ]. w. Nash, Mrs. Bryant,
James Kelley, J. w. North.
CRUDE BULLIoN.-The following lots
of crude bullion have to-day been re-
ceived by the several Virginia assay offices:
Van Wyck s Co., 1922 ounces; Theall
& Co., 1854 ounces; Ruhhng s. Co., 3,43S
ounces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
Comn,e,iou OF the Pacific RaiIrond.

Completion Of the Pacific Railrond'
We are gratified to be able to state that
the County Court of this county, having
Yesterday resumed the consideration OF
the application made to them from the
Pacific Railroad for an issue of county
bonds in aid of that road, agreed to re-
commend to the legislature the passage of
a bill authorizing the court to make the
issue. The bill as agreed to provides for
the issue of bonds to the extent of $780,
600. running for twenty years and bearing
interest at the rate of seven per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annually; said
bonds to be issued under such conditions
as NAV be agreed on between said Court
and the Directors of the Pacific Railroad
Company.
We presume that as a matter of course
the legislature will grant the necessary
authority. There should, and doubtless
there will be, no delay in the passage of
the bill. The desired authority having
been obtained, we need not anticipate any
difficulty to prevent an agreement as to
the terms of issue between the County
Court and the Directors.
Such action as we are now recording is
a subject of real congratulation. 1t was
the readiest and apparently the only mode
of relief available to the Company foE
realizing the wish of all that the road
should be finished within a reasonable
time. We may now hope that this con-
summation will not be delayed beyond
midsummer, at which time it is not i'm
probable that our road will meet, not only
the road to Lawrence, and beyond, but
also road to Leavenworth. We need
not repeat how gratifying must be so
cheering a prospect to all our citizens, and
to the people of the great country west OF
us; who look to this road as the main ave-
nue. for their trade and Travels. Louis
Republican, Dec. 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

LIFE IN RIcHMoND.-The following is
an advertisement from the Richmond En-
q,6rer: Persons visiting the city can be
accommodated with good board and COM
Portable rooms by applying on the corner
of Main and Eighth streets, next door
above the Spotswood Hotel. Price
twenty-five dollars per day, including
lodging. Single meals-dinner, ten dol
lars; breakfast and supper, eight dollars.
Also few table boarders can be accom-
modated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

Tickets Qncluding supper s. 90
For sale by w. K Smith, at Gillig, Mott & Co.'S,
at C. W. Youngs jewelry store, No. 6 South c
street; John Brown, T0ntine Saloon. c street,
near Union; Atkinson and McCardelrs Saloon,
Union street, near G; and at the door of the Hall
.sf4..a-...... iaI6 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
Strayed.

A BOUT SIX WEEKS AGO, FROM THE
n office of the Yellow Jacket Company, q MIN
ing Engineers COMPASS. Il was enclosed in
small square box, the box and staff being lef; be-
hind. 1t is supposed to have been taken, or
strsyed, BY mistGke and as 1t cannot be Of any
real service without the staff, the person having
It is kindly requested TO either return the com.
pass, through the Post Office or otherwise, or to
call and get the staff and box, and no questions
will be asked 49,. Egg a l44ss
( yellow Jacket Office, Jan, 20, '65. jso0 If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
NIGHT WORK
AND GENERAL CLEANING DONE.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
Id Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
shortest notice, and in the most satisfactory man
ncr. Orders may be left at No. IS South C street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., Virginia
iaI2 I'm ROGERS eco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
international Cigar store.
FOR SALE.

$4,000 PINE Tagging
It's FOR SALE at Empire City. Specimens Of
i this material can be seen west Of the Empire
Nine In Gold Hill, r'H-Hel ~
For further particulars apply to ~ ., ~
GILLIG, MOTT eco,
taI2 Qyy 's'a ~ Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

sTEwART& BALDWIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
VirRinia, N,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
sUTTERLY BROS.

..--.-.---.-.. Notice. sH.a ~
1000 OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
January !, 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Assessment Roll for the City Of Virginia II
now In my hands, and that the taxes are now due,
and will be delinquent after the 2Sth Of January,
A. D. 1865 .7'. '- g..
EOhice hours from A. ". until 4. p. N
Office 43. B street. II. K. ALEXANDER.
las I'd F.Esz City Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25

Crockery and GlassWnre.
and French manufacture @ ,sres anu o'i'er
are ln'lteu 10 eAaii" K0RN BROTHERS.
49,, ma, ISL .,-H. inl1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
....... GRAND .#
SCOTTISH FESTIVAL,
BALL AND SUPPER!

u,HE lO6rH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
Birthday of Robert Burns, the Poet, will be
celebrated ..r.-. ... ..r
AT nIILLINGTON'S HALL, B STREET,
on
wednesday Evening, Jan. 25th, '64.
The exercises of the evening will commence ut
n O'Clock precisely, with an GRAFTON byJudge
VIII Campbell, to be followed by REGULATIONS,
Songs, Toasts, Sentiments etc, etc.
Committee Of Arrangements.
AG Mckenzie, w + Mcintosh,
p Nuire, John Marshall,
A Gillespie, DIG Arthur.
W,.vSaatinu Tam m. ffae.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25
N1scEILANB0US ADYERTsETHETS.
FOR SALE.

A ONE OF 4 Il PATRICHs
Large Defiance SAFES, with
= Patent Powder Loeks-weighs
upward. q 400 lS,, Z { Il.
uI, One ofStsiAway kSon'S seven
octave, Rosewood PIANO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-25


From HUMBoLDT.--0ne bar OF bullion
weighing 45 pounds, worth s775 lS' was
received by Wells, Fargo s Co. this
morning, from Unionville, Humboldt
county. .....
CLOSING Our.-Condit & Co., South Y
street, Virginia, are selling all kinds OF
hardware below San Francisco prices
as they propose to dispose ct the entire
stock within the next ten days.
AT LAsT.-The Virginia Fire Depart
nent have succeeded in getting those OFT,
,asked-for well gates, and the same VIII
shortly be placed upon the tanks.
The Pioneer Coaches are making ex-
,cellent zine, and are carrying fair freights
of passengers.
AxusExsxrs.-virginia has two places
of amusement at presents Panorama Of
Europe at the Opera House, and the Ethi-
ouean Melodeon Troupe at Music Hall.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15

A SCENE IN LIBBY PRIsoN.-Colonel
Hatch, one Of the rebel Commissioners
Of exchange, il now 10 Libby Prison.
Just after his imprisonment he sent for
Gen. milford, our Commissioners Of ex.
change, and asked: 3D..
"Do you think this is proper treat.
ment for me?"
"What is the matter" inquired Null
ford. = - s.
"Don't yau see" replied Hatch, with
profaue emphasis, "thsre is not pane
Of glass in these windows!"
TO, is that all!' answered Mulford
''why, Hatch, I bavo been telling you fol
the last two years there was not = pan.
of glass in these windows,"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15
Predictions Fulfilled.

More than quarter of century since
the late venerable Rev. Dr.. Black Of Pa.
was asked BY the writer what be though
would be the result Of the anti.slaverJ
contest. He replied:
"Savery will not come to an end unit
the South wades in blood knee deep
Gods retrib~3se justice seems to re-.
quirc it. Nations are punished in this
world for persistent wrong doing. All
history, sacred and secular, shows it
Why should the Slave Statcs escsPe"
In the Autobiography, TO-, Of Dr..
Lyman Bsecher, Cd vol, p. ~, is lot
ter to him from Rev. Dr.. Witherspoon,
of South Caroline, in which he says: -
sHst 20 It will be if tho sbolitionists
rule. Our land must DO deluged in blood
BY contest fercer and more bloody and
unrelenting than even Tory warfare du.
ring the revolutionary struggle. When
men contend for h1erty-an opinion-
they will fight like men; but when they
contend for property they will fight like
tler2s-L.e. I have been . slave
holder from my youth, and yet I detest
il as the political and domestic curse Of
our Southern country; aud yet l would
,ontcnd to the death against Northern
10 Interference with Southern rights" /
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-15
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