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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06


Have lust received large stock of Ladies
nPFsS c0oDs
Consisting of
POPTTN DrrHTVFS.
ErNE, Eprs-r-rr ,rrpIro co1;l C.Ior
mr. ,1ve OIL.
R,vcv nppec coono
Fpr1-,tr o.l ,,tpp1c,v pp1Nro H..
npr,s,., qrrr,,,,,1cs -
pp,1no
ptrrrovo
ntrrtr. et-rss
pr, =, n,nnr,vz r..
P,ruopt1s Dill a3p.L..:5.,
sONT8Gs.
SHAWLS,
NUBlAS,
FEl.2l n "lLl'H -
r,DIrg, cro.rs -. D., - ~,
We have also received Iarga STOCK Of
| BROADGLOTHS,
BEAVER CLOTHS-For over. Goats
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

New New ORLEANS HOUSE We IN
vite attention to the card of Messrs. Brit
ton & Moore, Cotton and Tobacco Fac.
tors and General Commission Merchants,
New Orleans. Both of the members oil
the firm have had much experience in the
business in which they have engaged, and
will be able to do as well for their Gus
TONERS as any house in the city. In adj
difon to his mercantile experience, Lieut..
Moore made an honorable record in the
service Of the late lamented Confederate
States, and having had mn experience oil
over year On Johnson's Island. may
nave learned something of Yankee "cute'
ness" lha, would be of service to the Gus
toners of the firm. We presume that
Mr. B,iuon was also in the service. W.
should help those who helped us in chs
times that tried mems souls"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
Cofton Seed eor Sale.

HAVE four hundred bushels Of Cotton Seed
| (growth ct 1861 which will sell at moderate
rates or exchange for corn.
Dee 20 st. WIN. Law
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
Il A l. v II n
~GDMETM " EDs

IF Won want the hest of poiabies, call at Falvey
Robinson, bourbon, Scotch ana lush Wbiskysi
Brandes Of all brands; Ales Of many kinds; in act
every pqriciy of spirituons, vinous and malt hulG'
sit smilingly on Falv Us shelves ready and Gnr
Falvey.s spiritS are no 9Th ef put in the mouth
to steal away the brains. ,
II you want biralres served up on the pau
.ksWf call at Favey's If you want them spiccd
or picked, call at Favey's. In fact u you wan
any thing in the shape of a fl h. from the verits DE
Whale that didn't swallow Jonah, 70 tie hniesi
"grpascy minuovH that hott7 cJiaplfcentg IA NE
sweet lie Ut Sa,diGe boxes. cal at t5lEey $
let one nd all inclined 70 foster and cherish IN
"inner man, or amy other man. coll al ha.vey :
ana no CHARGE will be made if the call is no
repeated
Falvcy keeps constantly en- hand everything
usually found III a first class bar-room and res1au
rant.
Dec. Is ls65-tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06

A complete assortment of QUEkNSW AXE.
n and GLASSWARE. just received and
ror saIe NV L. J. RICHARDS.
Aug. II.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-06
PLANTATION FOR RENT

INCUR miles East Of Canton, well known as th'
II Mash Pace" containing xix or seven nan
JOHN NJ. FOSTER
Dec e5 u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

A man with large family WAS recently
complaining Of TIE difficulty he had In sup
porting them all, and was told By friend
that he '.had sons big enough 70 sAm some
thing" His answer was, YES, but they
are too big to work"
An amusing story 10 told Of cumming
exhibitor Il . recent agricultural feif u
Connecticut, who divided bushel OF peach
81 and entered one half in his own name
for competition, and the other in the name
Of an influential citizen in a neighbcring
town. The big man got the prize, and thu
other contribution, although of the same
tree, was not mentioned.
A man from Kansas. fifty five years old,
arrived in Mobile, Ala. in small skiff last
week. after trip down the river, of one
thousand eight hundred miles. Soon after
reaching there, he fell into the river BY
accident, aud was rescued by the police,
who. finding that he was chilly, took him "a
the hospital. The skif contained ordinary
cooking utensils, rifle, shot gun, pistol and
also little dog. special favorite, who wa
found lnnoccntly curled up at the bottom
fthc boat, quietly awaiting tho return o.
his master.
The Merchants Union Express company
Is entirely new organization, which con-
menced business At No. 1914 Broadway, N
Y, on Monday 10Th. The capital stock o.
the company is $50 900 900, which is dis
tributed among nine thousand merchants
and shippers Of freight through out the coun
try. In Chicago nearly four hundred o
the largest business houses arc interested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23


The pass over Mount Gents, joining the
fertile fields Of Sardinia and Savoy, has al
ways been the favcr,tc Of Alpine passes
Although the military route for ages, the
road was in . deplovable condition till. Nv
che enterprise Of Napoleon. . substantial
carriage way was constructed 1t an expense
to the government Of seven million francs
For number Of years past this road, in
connection with the French and Italian
railroads and the Adriatic steamers, has
formed the most direct aud expeditions mail
route 70 India ard the East. The SLOW and
tedious mountain passage, originated the
project Of completing the missing link Of
railway communication BY tunneline the
Alps.
Whether this gigantic undertaking will
ever be completed, admits Of doubt In the
meantime, company has been started with
the design Of accomplishing this same object
by constructing railway over the summit
Of the mountain.
Mr.. Fell, an English engineer, read an in
serestng paper on the subject before the
British ASSOCIATION, and his statements leave
no doubt as to the feasibility Of the plan
10th the French and Italian governments
favor the enterprise; operations have al
ready begun, and in ali probability the road
viii be completed By March next
From the difficulties TO be overcome. the
work must fairly DC ranked AS one Of the
greatest IN the records of engineering
The inclines % be traversed by this road
without exception the steepest ever at
eempted-reQure special construction
both in the railway itself and locomotive,
The variations Of climate during the yea,
always an important consideration in Al
loving for adhesion, or bite Of the drivins
wheels on the rail--constitute here an inn.
portans element, and necesststes the EN-
plovwena q third or center rail- By thi,
means net enly 10 IL proper amount Of id
hesioo peoducsd, bat the additional advan.
tap u ebeeinsd for furnishing means 70
applying n inoEuassa aesount Of brake pow
e., and also pesvsntiag allpsss6'lity Of car
leaving tho trnek.
IT, s6rinss - eaeriAoss Asss eaeh, I
aA1ie;oo . ~ usual voGsicol wheels, ios
hoer;sooeal wheels, hovine 0eqees undel
laDpine ~ ;eontsr ~, ccoostss9 UT
hrskes g = % zip ~ rails these IN 90
neefioa viii ~ uenal eets, give deae
pressars q 80 tons II q sogiss wssgeis
This priseip,s of ssssislsg ~ sdheeic'
reouirsi. in ordsr = dssslep lsnceive Sese
On railways. = eqnally aey6esess ess &c
much stsvper gradiesI than soy loeoo g
~ voot Gems rcd, aod thes eoooiueeou
III. ooonomieal esponos - - -
pew9s ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

T,RAlNs LEAVE PORT BYRON a. FOL-
Mail ana Ezprsss 7:so A. ~. daily. Sundays
stssn6O.s Express 1875 A. NJ, daily, (sus-
Accommodation $50 p. n.
Aaarva AZ P0n5 BYnOx.
Nail s:d Ezpssss 7:so r. ~. daily, (sundsys
ss..nse.. E.ps.ss les ?: n. daily.
Ases.csaaasss 80 =. n, daily, (sandsys
Nail md E1pssss leaving Psrs Byros a 7.as
0okeo esooo c0nneetSoos Tor Chicago and I'll
points n Nosthets Illinois and wisconsin.
0eeeoeeae 9xpses. eesnssss q ssvsase with
49, ~ Northern Line boats.
ooeo0sf lsea" leases davenport q An.
Oooneooing g Pvt Byron With Steamboat ~.
- - ~ r. n. seaseesiag with 80 Pm.
~ naeooo, With ''6oo1stsA Line sssasssse for
0seeA 0esses 0AsbsyeaA md MaaitsWos,
~ 0eeiee J1neeiees With Chtsaeo . llilvsshee
1nl.sc1 e Auvesksa KssesAe, Wasasgas
11sGa:1s. Jssesss. sisA cAssse. ! North.
~ "a Chiee ~ ~ Csoaoo.
A. 9sleiA ~ Gsol 9 NsesAwvsssss Rel
fe:a. St leSevi4ek &yeesville, sad Nadisoa.
I ~ q ~ 0ass.ss Hssss .:s,:ss ssl
niesee1 Peint - 0elena
- ooeonnA ~ eoeo0 paekea "I.assise.
- n@SSle - tAsesGA beeas n ~. Paul.
~ 49, VIII Csissge Nosshw-sters Rail.
AtPest PySo.. VIII Chicago : kscs Islasa
nqalseae. asa steam packet "Iows between
Deysapsst ssd noek fslaad.
tssS..sses IN I'D this sos1 ~ eheapess
- assceset = u peints IL the Northvest.
ao1ern 6ivkiea. 1eSter. hsr;s,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

The New York papers OF Wcdne day re
late the following affecting incident:
On Friday the supreme anxiety Of Mr..
Van Buren, TOT the restoration of the Union
showed in An incident which is probably one
Of the most re narkablc in mortuary history.
lie was feeling physically better. His mind
showed, however, no directness or clearncss
upon general topics, or upon any at all, ex.
ccpt that singular intensity with which he
contemplated the distracted condition ofthe
country. While half reclining. half sitting.
supported by the arm Of his daughter aud
niece on either side, Mr.. Van Buren's eve
lighted up with unusual brilllancy, and
even in this position he seemed to expand
70 the eye. as in the pride ard port OF the
orator Of other days. The narrow cabin
became vast auditorium to his view, the
few friends mighty audience, but, more
than oil, the interests Of the country rose
supreme in his mind and compelled utter
ance. lie began speech on national affairs.
and concluded 1t not until he had spoken
without interruption two and q quarter
hours. The gentlemen around his bed say
that It vas in all respects worthy Of, and in
some superior, to his happiest efforts. At
the first he rapidly and perspcuausly pho
tcgraphcd the progress, the purposes, and
the problems Of the late war, and empha
sized the pledged faith Of the government
that it could aud should ultimate only in a
secured Union, Of free and equal States. He
then adverted to the efforts Of Mr.. johnson
to carry out that pledge in letter and spirit.
and to have for his inspiration and guide
the unmistakable commands Of the Consli-
tuition and the generous magnsnimity ofthe
people. THIS part Of this most remarkable
address was followed by scarica,ion Of
Congress in terms Of satire, e!oquence, and
reproach, OF which none were SO capable as
he. A rapid review Of the policy Of re
union aud disunion next ensued, and he
thought lie was once moro addressing his
native State. The subject was presented
with splendid reference to the material
interests and historic greatness If the en-
pirc State impsratively demanding that she
plant herself square on the side Of a per-
fected Union Of equal and honored States.
As a piece Of composition, whether view
cd rs literary, an argumentative, or an or
atorical production, this dying addr, IS was
in oil respects no less credit to the nation
a reputation of the speaker, than it was Z
vindicauon and tribute to the cause and
motives that evoked its utterance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

Official statements recently prepared show
that our people, in utter disregard OF the
warnings Of the past. are INDUCING in the
same ruinoas cxtravagance which, on pre-
vious occasions, tas resulted in financial uis.
aster end soin. Thus our imports at the
present time are more than double the value
Of exports, and for the heavy balance ssainss
us. our bonds are being ship ped to Europe
in lieu Of gold at discount Of % 10 40 ner
cent. Such state Of things cannot lone
continue without bringing day Of reckon.
inE. That It may be seen for what luxu.
ries re are incurring this great risk, 10 NAV
oeaeaCn that m the four aud hslf millions
Of i9porte received at New York in the first
week Of this month there are incl ded $50.
949 for jeweiry; t6d.Oy7 for fancy ros.ic;
81, l07 fos champagne; 81 65Y G. cigars !;
t3S.167 - toys 36.S2l tor perfumsry -
| oel, S67 - uinsa. ed elS, 65s foe brandy.
-w1oafnC16N ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
What Came Of Smoking N uslpc
en- a. Dkeg Of Pow der.

Our towns,nan, Mr.. II. q. Train, had .
marrow escape from n frightful death ON
Wednesday. lie started for Rushiord in the
morning, in company with Mr.. Hanson, .
mcrchsn, Of that place. The two gentle
men were riding in buggy drawn by one
horse. In the buggy there was keg OF
powder weighing twenty five pounds, to>
gc'hcr with other small packages of ligh,
goods. When they had got to q place about
two mile east OF the ~ Tavern, the pow
der by some means exploded The rNpo>
sion was, Of course terrific. and Mr.. Han
som and his companion were thrown some
d stance up and forward. The horse in adj
'liton TO losing all the hair of his tail. be
came considerably dcmoralizcd, and ran at
the tor of his speed The two men fell up-
on the whiiiictIec, and Mr.. Hanson, TO
clear him elf FROM the wreck, Jumped over
the wheel, falling into mudholc in a half
StupeGcd condition.
Mr.. Tram chung to the pieces. and was
carried forward about n mile At pretty rapid
pace. On coming to stop he took an in
vcntory Of the concern and found that the
buggy was completely shattered the bot
tom and seat completely gone, AMI the reach
and axles bent nearly double, SO that the
hour wheels came almost to ether. Mr.. T.
himself had been stripped Of his outer
! clothing, about one thur Of tho hair Of his
head and ali his whiskers burned of, and
his eyebrows and lsshcs gone. Yet, strange
TO say, he was not hurt in any other way,
and after cxtngu shing the fire in his re-
N Aining clothing. he started back to find his
companion. Upon meeting him he laus he'd
heartily at the ridiculous figure which they
presented, bnt Mr. II could no. see it in
that light The latter was baily bruised
and one OF h s hands Was severely burned
but lac had suffered no serious injury. The
TWO contiived to get INFO Rushiofd, thank
fdl that worse fate had not ovcrtakcn
them. DI,enona Repubiican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
Western Unlon Railroad.
A5mn p0nDnnuk.

- anA amer 1lon1Sy, May l1ah.
Ths Steanse lewa will lesye dock loot Of brady
street, lbs Port 0yfon. % follGws:
1 AZ q n. Me- eonnecting with train for Ful.
~, 0ovuase, D1boque, (arrissnR 10 Dubuque
hours IN aAvisss Of any other roate) preepor:,
naciDe, - I'll pointa north snd northwest. esss
end northssst. In central lows and southern
Wieconein.
AnAR. NJ. connecting with train for IA
vanna, Fssspost, kacine and milwaukee, and all
points nerth, west and esst.
The following ase the rates Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
SFEClAL NOTICES.


Cayuga, IIinde County, Mrs.
T. AfleocK Co.-Gentemcn Piea@e send me
another s1 dcssn Of your Porous flasters They are
In great demand here for whooping coagh. They act
like charm. could have sold two dozen this week
II had had them. Send ~ soon as possible, and
oblies. Yours respectfully,
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, p. N.
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr. wiilism May, Of sf5 Spring street New York;
writes, Jan. 1850: have been afflicted with asthma
for upwards OF ten years. receiving no benefit from
medical men. was advised by friend 20 try II
Anercks Pcrons Plastcrs I said. I had tried sever.
a. kinds OF plasters without any benefit, aud supposed
they were all alike. NJ friend gave one Of All
cocks. and Urged me 10 use II aid SO. and have
now worn them steadily for nine months, and End
myself better than have been for many years -
Agency. BrandSesh House, New York Sold by
Druggsts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

The National Line comprises the following first
class donbleen- ne Iron Steamships with water
tight compartments.
ENGLAND. Cart GRAcr. 3.4s0 tont: SCOTLAND,
Cart. HALL. s.G.ss tons VIRGINIA. Cart. PaowsE
3,s.5 tons liElvETfA Carr. OoilvIE. 3. 3l5 tons ;
DENMARK. Cart. TnoarsoS. 3,i17 tons; THE
QUEEN, Cart. GEoGAN. 3,5iI tons ERIN, GAIT.
CUTTING, $3.50 tons PENNSYLVANIA, Carr.
LEwfs, ASIA tons: LOUISIANA, Carr. THOMSON,
2.l6s tons FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York; every
Wednesday # I'M Liverpool and Queenstown Cork
Harbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, ofIiv-
erpool, intend derpatching. this month. from New
York. the following Steamships
Virginia, Capt. Pr0wee Saturday. Sept. Is.
Louisiana, Capt. Thomson: Saturday. Sept. 20.
Eslvetia. Capt. Uyilvie Saturday, Sept. ~.
Rate ofpAseAgc, payable In currency
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool,
Cabin S1uO, Steerage, x30
To Antwerp, Cabin, $ii5: Steersgc, ess.
10 Hamburg, Cabin, Sis; steerage. 137.
To Bfemen, Cabin, S1SJ. Storage, 43S.
To IIavre, Cabin. 1lie Storage, S37.
To Paris, Cabin, $50; Steerage 80.
Dram. issued for any amount On any HAnk Il Great
Britain, and Ireland. II the lowest rate.
Stcerage psseage ticket.. to bring parties from Liv.
Hpool OF Queenstown, Cork H3bor) for Ss5 In cur
+. c. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for the National eeeam Navigation Compa-
~ 81 and n Broadway, New York. angl7.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

- MI 80 :.
wsrs 1Sfmsrly considered ineurable. Also ths
sases d ssiitsr, habis. both ruiaons = he body
aad Mad and producs soms q The following r.
Ssets.-B1stehes Coustips ioa, less q 0eoOsys
pain n the sma1a Of the back-ean b folly r.
stored % health Consultesioa tbee.
Charges ooderase, and cures guaranteed. =
Post Once Box, 1894. Al letters with staAAP
onswered.
r. SAN business strictly confidential. OF.
0ce hours from 4. =. until ?. =. febsstf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
The Quebec Flre--Insaronces.
Quebec roc. lsth) Correspondence ofthe New
York World.
The assurances are. o. rear - We can as


Thus on loss Of So, o00,o 900 there 10 but
e377 900 insurance.
III Is stated that the United States insu-
rance companies escaped An immense loss
bv the Quebec fire, on account Of the finan-
cial policy Of the Canadians, who required
each foreign insurance company to deposit
$50 900 in Canadian securities. Most OF
our Companies refused to do this, and hencs
their loss by the great Ere 10 slight
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
Conducted ~ tAs HlPsetsA Government.
eSoo,m m GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Priscs eashsd cd inlbgnaeiUa fu1n1hed, tho high
and Sivcf also Cot al Government Securities.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers.
mayol-d1y 16W01 - NeQ York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
Noe. :. II. Is = Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW YORK CITY

THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
I this Hotel, or lows ffiends will find espeei-
a1lg adapted TO their convenience, being contiau-
- 70 III The western Rail Road and Steamboa4
lendinRa. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
NEW Y0sK.
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
SIS mss5cM \ SE, So

TIE Ea1UDiMENI VI
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originality pitastei HaNla. lssa: Improvement
patented .jvtt 9th lssa. The LIBERATED FAMILY
GkN SEWING MACHINE. with patent cnnrxa
attachment, wcat Sris a4G elegantly con-
stsuctcd AoveH Nv N9isrtRssin operation, uses
SiNeLr THREAD OF all kinds Makes the Running
Stitch fsor. p9fecf ssd -eyat1r than by hand,
and with extraordinary rapdity, making ID
stitches 70 each REVOLUTION u the WHEEL Will
eatks-, Aefa, rnb3s. shirf, sSck rus, up Breadth,
&c, &C.; requires no change Of stitch 10 NOT
LIABLE 70 GET Orr OF oapKR sud will last . Lrvx-
Sine, being the s9nOS0HBr nACUHn made, Il hao
taken the PRknlun At SrAfs Fans, and received
thc approval OF all the principal journals aud
those who have USED them.
For the Drsssmaker il Is invaluable; for the
Household u supplies . vacant place"-0o-
S<y's Lodge Rool.
s'This machine surpaascs oil others We hsye
seen and itwould require aco.nmn 70 enumerate
~ numsrora virtues. - Democrat Davenpcst
"With a single or double thread, il silently
yetvcry rapidly, with = common needle. makes
The running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~. \. Ssbuns
All persons Who buy or offer for sale limitations
tnffingcments on the patents. This il the only
low priced Machine secured BY patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun
try per Express, packed In box with printed
intrnctions or receipt price. e5. Agente want.
cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
iucements sent free
Address all 0rdere 10
FAMILY GEM SEWING MACuINECO..
.,Dvi A-dwlvl 0d1ce. lp4 Naeshu Street n Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
& ri
Worth One Million Dollars,
TO EsE SOLID ATONE pOe.IAR
EasId. WITHOUT RE.
s.Megss 10 VAa.RJE.

AND so1 10 AL rAiD IoEIiiI. yut ksow wGAr you ARE
To EfDEfvE.
CATALOGUE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

B. A. KNAPP,
nev1SzAM Savanna III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

Constantly advancing in public favor Throughout the
United states, the Britiah Colonies and Spanish
America and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
Dr. wlul1sr11s1e,
lol Oo6eh Clark 0tfeet. Chicago, HI.

aas for many years nGde the
\ tEeatnest OF private diseases his
sbusinass sud study. Syphilis
- I'll ~ FERNS. 0less and Stric-
Z lures. Particular attention Civ
|rAa r old seasding Sbes. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

III. Won phul. Jr. &C.,.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
l0o Royaras 81, New Orleans, La.
RsvsRsxcss. Jon Phul, Waters 1 Co., VIM
I. Ewing = Co., St. Louis; Hornell, Gayle !
Co., New Orleans. dcl3.d1ys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

VUU PGn OALn o.
Begging, Rope and Irvine, Pork, Bacon,
Lard. Beef, Flour and Western
Produce generally,
- Ne. - DRAWER Street.
mch6.dly NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-23

All thsse whe ase sallesing ltoo "OpesmasorFhnas
or 0s1ied Wea1neGo,s - ~ peesate disease. o.
shoua 80 q oacs 1oe n. DuhaunAars ..rfeaesse O.
special Dissassa," whicA giyss . fall description,
Snpscm.. &C. q gu ..Casons- snd ,.Speciar ".
wosk b cent FREB 70 any ad6rsee. Direct to Dr. c.
A. DOHANNAN, Mo-. = end - Pine street. between
Third and HU1leh alseoon, d. Louis, No.
R~A~N,lSaN.~A a. - Y-A~,S. a. nan,
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CAUTION TO LADIES

Sole Assat and Proprietor fos upwards oftwen- J
~ year,. They cent By mail, in ordinary let
ter envelopes, with full Instructions and adviceA
0cl32sd& G4m.
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by mail price 81
He guarantees eafe and immediate and effcacious
cure Of special dincnlties Irregularities and OBJ
.tructions, either In person ny mail Ladies' from
al parts OF the United States consult him with the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08


GOVERNOR HUMPHREYS, Of Mississippi,
was, when elected, General Humphreys Of
the defunct Confederate army, an unre-
pentant recusant and rebel. He 10 now
in Office. and BY way Of proving what a
worthy object" he Is, has just sent q
message to the Mississippi Legislature, in
which he declares that negro emancipation
has been accomplished under pressure
Of Federal ~bsyonets, urged on by the mis-
directed s~ympathies of the world" OF
the Freedman's Bureau, he says that
/" four years Of cruel war conducted upon
principles of vandalism disgraceful to the
civilization Of the age. was scarcely moro
blighting and destructive to the homes Of
the white man, and inpoverishing and
degrading to the negro, than has resulted
in tho last six or eight months from the
administration Of this black incubus"
Further on, he speaks Of it as /" hideous
curse, permitted by Heaven to rule and
ruin our unhappy people," and recon-
mends the passage OF q law admitting ne
groes to testify. as the best means Of Sc
curing the withdrawal of the Federal
troops. He must be a very captious per.
son. indeed, who questions the devotion OF
such a man as this to the new order OF
or fears to hand the State over to
him.-Neo York Natioa.