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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18

SCHOOL BooKsl SCHOOL BCoK8t
IKE have on hand an assortneutol School Book.
w such As are generally Used IN t5e sehoois
here and by middle Of September, viii haze the
bnOks Of the Southern University series. Thebooks
are gotten up by the ProfrsFopF The GHirereity
of Virginia. CAMPBELL. 4 AASoN.
August 2s, 1866.
A PPEEPARERs for sale ~
p, 8palP1REys 3 CO Z
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TO 7 II U-B Lie.
W. W tn + on
HAS establish ed himseiGin Charlest town and s,FI
is pre- AIRED to repair WATCHES. CLOCKS, vi
JEWEIRY, &c. at short notice, upon rea- ~
sOuabhe terms. and in substantiaI manner.
o.. hand fine, large stock of SPECTACLES
EYEGLASSES. &C.. OF superior quality.
November. 1865.
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LowEsr RATEs OF BEsr compArIEs.

oFFICERs:
GEORGE P. THOMAS, PREs1DErr.
-, BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
HAm1LToN EASTER, of Hamilton Easter & Co.
ALLEN A. CHAPMAN, of Kirkland, Chase & Co.
GEO. THOMAS, of Helm, Nicodcmus s Co.
HUaHSussoS Steam Marble Works
HIRAm WooDs, Jr.. of Doughcrty, WOODS & Co.
GEO MILLER, of Coffroth, Miller g. Co
THOMAS CAssARD, of Gilbert Cassard & Co.
WILLIAM DEvRIEs, of Wa. Devties & Co.
CHARLES wEBB, of Thomas & Co.
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GOAL

T. HAVE made arrangements to furnish Coal at
i Greatly Reduced Rates I respectfully solicit
call from my ol1 customers.
August 2l, 1864. II. Fl
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DIR. G. T. RICHARDSON,
;. .Hr. nj. =. ALEXANnEN.

- NJ Frs his Prof .ssiUnal Services I" the Cit!-
: ~ z.ms ri the nCighbUrbood OF DUnirid's Depot
Jefferson county
&C. OrfIcE At aIn. ElLLERY's HOUSE, 90
November I 1865.
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TO TRAVELLERS.
BALTIMORE e eEIo RAILROAl
Great NATIONAL THoROCGAFARE

III
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-09-18
JAMES A. L. MCCLURE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

:: Va 40. st aui street. Baltimore,
+DRAC1IC ES IN tue tate and Uu.trG States Courts
II aAd pays partiGuar attentions I" the proscCu
ION If CLAIMS ( "a ST the GencCai . CVCTnmCuI.
January I'd IsSS-tf.
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ENTLER HOTEL.

S9EPdEEsDSTOW WEST VIRG'IA.
}. P. A. sNTLER. Proprietor.
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az: scr Mellta 1rl ro,gsrs surinam; James Collins.
Seas. ssrpsds E%a sseS9 Gss
I, pay banks scan, Loveis; brss Sea New and
.;sf & s sss, Ss;s sheldon New
bound = savannah asd put n fos supply coal
S same day. asrsct bark Nay sr Turks ssss
,hOn Drss e; Port Royal Bssi.s Fortress
ia nrs sSss orb Newell HAna sehr
tibGxrr steamship Mensfs. Marshman. NYork. Sid schr
.srs asT sIsass" GSs'
F6RTRGss MONROE, SsSea s@frr steamers Saratoga,
foo Rieo sd Is sanSo", MoasSnaes Tor ws inis
FALL RIVER March S1 "a, sesr. " Locke Hanilsv,
I,S ana Henry Sa'd Knowles do SID sshr
bark s, sns sYsss
SSos "a rS ss s& s%s; G
E VIA s sr s for Nj 0 an
hin, -; Roesuek, Quinn; Armenia Bartlett, Barslet'
FRIGHT sham pnindephs for DO: ary B"nks iiSsy
S 90 G Esrss IGsn o ocknS Ir
Halves Nansemsnd for Salem; Meers tBr). Ross, New
ST. SAN %ina sw rreshArr schr. Mary Mankn ray
Joseph as o psS or s aa
Ing NYork DO; Gun Rock, Boyd do for Pembroke Sid
SoRITE, M$,c5 bark Fleetwins, Roland: SYers;
Cannon sBrl, Walsh do brig la, Williams. Work.
Sssf.s sqs SiT% s;s's fGsss
d wss sa of the
Union Banchard NYsIf 7h, Daniel webster Foser DO;
~ port sh steamships 81 Louis ciaussea and Cleopatra
NsSsh H..a1 Ss s' Bennett Wood and
sSss1 ;sss s,.fs Baker
for Golden Gate Do ps
York sarah Buck Grover Nlerk Tor Boston, julius "eoo
9Th, AM.Ar 70 the night steamer Blackstone. Godfrey
Tor New 0esn NTH I rsyGc away
q he wind bound nee are going out this AM with fresh
NEW HAVEN, March sArr schrs Sarah selsey. Carroll
..PHILXDELFiifA, March s.-Ar bark Ann Elizabeth.
Norgraye Messna: schrs Crocker Prcsbrcy Taanton
sss
ro% with loss Of %s 's
steamship Bcsphoras 9Br Alexander Liverpool via Work
denss; i sonsrs, so%sr: Key Vest scirs Margaret
ga h S.sa Sa.s Ms sS
enue dandy Provdsnce; Flight Kelly, do via Fort PENN
s.a: sld ss1S Ada York; Sriss Torrent; Campbell
s; rss:: r rs
Ssa.
cy. barrett and Lizzie Maule Frambes do; BALDWIN
cha%S soy do
EEeaa sOw sd
sShrs Mary Lup from sae5e GeSss vs
Hssas Ann
% ss %ss . sa
Kelley; Ph!sdelpSs Conn fucker Loud E.sssSps
s PsSSs sTs,l 9: :ssp
NYors sth bark Cephas s'arett Gregory NorsAns;
So sAfE% Asss s saeid :ssr Hero Small Nys.s
WILMISGToN Nc March Arr s si vir:inss Prses
sSG aud ssy
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integrity. son,lemany oOniue, and sose assA.rs. Of

integrity gentemanly conduct ana hosea dscharse d
dutv.
Mr.. John K Hackei followed and vigorously srsuea
the other side OF the question ale woad have preferred
almost other professional duly than whai he thea
called upon 70 perform He rcsred that he ~s. ~ court
for any othcr purpose than 70 er his rghts me oss
made by his Honor Judge Barnard vas the only order
made In the and no regretted that the oen
era had produced the papcrs. !; would seem almost
nonsense thai receiver could appointed by the con-
OF counsel on side and the President OF Tue IN
solvent corporation the other He had heard OF MI
Stansbury az just and honorable man, sut " would
have been ngy indecorsas To appoint him as re-
celyer of the assets of that company There was no
rght nor mower TO alter order made by that court
His fMr Hackett authority receiver dated back u
the very moment the order entered upon the book
by the clerk His bonds then died aud he stood
responsible 70 the Court He was then, undoubtedly
entitled notice or any future acten IN the matter
Mr. Hackett concluded by Offering the following points
this district, refusing TO appoint Mr. itansbury
ceiver in accordance with the doctrines and
dents OF chancery officer OF nsoivent evaporation
should not be appointed les receiver attorney
General Bank Of Columbia, ! Paige, Dill
receiver is not discharged by the abatement
dsconnuance OF the action in which he was appoint
cd. (See McCorker Brady, Barb CHI 3{6 Woods W.
Crcaghe, l Hogan ia. whitosis VS.. ircnd,rsast,
Barb 472) An action cannot be discontinued with
out order of the court Averl Va Patterson, 10 NY
500) In creditors action behalf OF all creditors,
&c, receiver cannot be removed against consent Of
incumbrancer. Qargan Bowen, Sch ief 290 An
action affecting the interests OF creditors viii not be
allowed TO be discontinued without notice 10 them ,See
Rutter Tails, Sandf 6l2)
Judge Barnard took the papers and reserved his
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Marine Disasters.

BRa CArnvrfSx RocrRs seaton from EiIxabcthport
Providence with go Of coal Tuesday Last
ashore in gale the cornneid Point Shoals, on
westbrook and sunk The captain and saved
heroic the part OF Captain Manwarins and his
men. Of the government nghtboat shoals
named Tho vessel VIII probably provo total loss
The n built at Pi,tston, Ne whence hsed In
lsl6 and registered i63
scun HrxRrrrrA. 81 Rcckiand took Ore OF Chatham
the evening Of the 9Th inst and totally destroyed Grow.
sails and rigging saved.
M..s s s.s 's; . y s
Furnished BY e officer n cssrre-reb p. la, 81 loo 70 a.
sS.' Srs lei with , wsh Wnsa Boarded ss
covered 20 be enry no person on board az
WITH water Il placed overSoafd the vessel. papers had ali
from from ' or where bound She eaty coneoD and
sag NO, been di.overed 10 FAR az can ~ her o.rso
appears Ne molnsses and she probably rom port
on witch ss sSsi Ira
posea Hs, her crew deserted her 10 heavy weather
s s' i ssrsss I placed Ri. r ~ os '9's Mr.
b %aa r"' "'' "''' ''' ''' '''' '"'' '''
Bno Marupa and Grs B,sss remained ashore near
Dutch Island rassasy morning. me sesmas having been
Y hauling Them o. owing to the 10" state Of
scHn srsss TAYLOR Lord um Eirabeihpor for BOSTON,
put into Newport IN ms, IN distress having split forrs.it
balssead washed down and shifted deck sewsrd:
,ss dssi: from water Tor. q he cargo went
! overheard
scun oo.D,s lar. gsvsnsr from FOR p!sh;
| dock and cauik before proceeding.
Wen. 2: Sn grs,oSy s e :.
~ had been yins he middle of the usual anchor
Nv fahoms water. with IS fathoms OF chain ont
when he ground swell cused her chain part. The
ss and the other anchor with % faith
orns chain which also parted and she tecsms unmsnsge
and drsd the reef Her hige and were
T. :sr pc s %
awning but little OF their personal eaccts Az A. The
tide went down the ve.se va, 1rped o. spar. rrfnr sss
sh~afhirG and everything that could be from her
Thsse Articles sold at for about 500 and I'M
hull 500 hut the etp~nses ~ tayna taking snt
srins the property. with duti amounted 20 ovr
eaOd She was Insured New yosk vficc~ for $1,000
Capt West has arrived home
Miseeuaneous.
LAupcr-rhe hrs Susan Voorhees, besutifu ntte craft
v be hssshe< about three ociosk this ssrncoa from N
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impossible without rigid analysis than has yet
Sesrmns With pr-sisioa The bee, r,i certain
m nas and - s 70 .. ss few s,.s speadss
The svaences q the q the srs sssy route
Until the various condition. aiiendins the .,se
oss 'ps'S veins ~ ~ rbs or ,n ana Other , es
Son. are duly slowed FOR and Include large number q
assign welsh. the prssasi r-.ali.
one ss..rysbls eompanf M. .'.i-nsas VIA;
s s.s 2. H s y. Is ma. % no o. s
= e. ssr ns%ss e % .ns 'R
ferent months Of The year. FROM among NE 80 ship. qaosed
IL January and February. sap. g 500 g. aaa iIss ..s.
sss W ana are rs.rsI,cs sss. from drssaosf sy
10 March hPr and June hip. q -. ss cn deeply
laden and ga tons r..p,s,vey .rss ne ega.i " ~
and DAY. iron, Deal ryneata orass.-ea .ra It.rIos
s ssar Ts, .sS .y r. sss re sI
u u Scysmssr is sSs ix .Ar. Of lo0 and W.
y sns s sSs eqsr ~ ss sps rs az
The shp msksT ihe Sass. issvs. LssrIe w,A
20 .he Ne trades which also nsA'' sSP -As a-S.
~ ''''' ofo Henry RicuARps. uysrusupAsr
BARK ROsS Greene si va. a. :, o.sA.rn.. Jan n.
ean "rT Tss e.pnn nat ana sn nat ss
bu. wsr. recovering End u % he ere. IA sea .s frg
Was sb bound ior T he sossS rssss oesas - ~
Steamship w.n,on. r1s. S.s s.s for x.- on..a.
Feb "a. lat ~ 70, Ion rs
| Foreign Ports.
CafcrrTA Jan ia-C1d ship (Br sav,e NYort land
| going down the river 2l-tl
| sd from sausor Jan ~ ship A Palmer Barn.by.
Akysb
JiiI.o. reb ii-In port shlp sonsn. Limseurn.r.
| from Chincha Islands Tor Gibraltar or days
MALAGA, feb I7Arr bark Moneynick, srth. TarrNgDns
ca nth, bark Giovanni titail Prne. New Orb
Sswross, fss i-xir xasI.ids norris heed H.-r,.
.rsssissrco. ysS SAT- .ehr aeer CPru,A Won Arp-s.
rYork.
| Kong
from New Orleans for Hsvrs put In IN distress rsps snz
| Awsrsean Perss.
BOSTON, March s-ssr SIR. Finh~ek. Hsrton, rsr~s-
Crowsfl Phnsdsrhis; barb srl'an Lewis wsl.ss nrls
n nisabsh tBr Afc5tcn, Adsnus Ocean vA.Irs TsT
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CLEARED

cIisAREB
Steamship Hermann tBrcm), Wcnke Southampton and
Steamship Noveau Monde (Fr), Lenare Havre-G Mac.
steamship W Lord Ward. wilmington-C Goodspeed.
Steamship Warrior. Mott Proyidcnce-Neptune Steamship
ship on Colony, Berry, calao via Philadelphia-v II
ship Protector Norl Maronie. Liverpool via Savannah
BARK Gyda (Nor), Lovalde Cork-Punch, Meincke a
wendt.
Bark George Reli lBr). seov Cork orders win Bai
Bark Dephine lFrj, Gaveln. St PIERRE aar-s Reyna
Bark casco, Gardner Trinidad Ccuba)G Stephenson.
BRIG Madonna (Br) jordan. bathurst, wCA-Miler
Brig Alice (Br). Loud, Rio Grande do sui-Bre Son
Bdg Victoria Amelia Br) Ferer Trinidad and c,enfuesos
Brig eho tBri, Rent, Decentralization Bros
r 81 ross, Rsssed saSs Na
scIr Enchantrcss fBr), con'cy, Para-B Bishop Bros
schr La Creole tDu,ch(, Campbell, curcoa-Dovac Co.
schr Gem. Powell, Powell Gsveston-Nurray, Ferris 4
T P Pssss P ssn Ssw Ps.%
schr Adellne TOWNSEND. Townsenud chareston-Brown
sehr Mary Louisa Gsslsn wsshinstOn, Sc-zOphar Mills
Lila Co
ssST o SSs sS1 s%s s%oSa
ARRIVED
s VIA * inst ' Win md.s and
sssamssip Niagara Couch Norfolk. with md.e and pas
steamship Aicrandrts uedrck, Philadelphia, % hours,
si:.%:sip warrior Ie.,, Providence.
ssr Sssn % for Boston
rri,ssa
csr d ,q rJyssss
schr Idaho. baker, Providence.
schr Maria Prcdmore, -, Southport
Brig Julia Arey, from CIeafuesos
Wind at sunset NV.
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HAuEs.-At Dresden. Germany, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary Il, the wife Of Mr. Francis Hachez, Of son.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

L,oR ssl.E fNsEDtsrEfy-rUg BASEMENT STORE
81 Broadway between f~esiA ard Thir'esnh s,rets;
ns par~ n ts nnest Broadway and has years.
lsnset VII rid cheap ~ std Immediately; satisfactory
renson rfsen for selling fnqufr abovr.
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ylrfNTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW
w NIL. with Engines and Boilers c1mIlete. combining
.Lans's Patent Feed Worts " The greatest Inn
provenent rrant The entire log o length instantly
unerrlngly a. buh ends and the
M NJ by attending the labor saving
and tine saving the capacy Of The NH being thereby
"'- wiSrER co, 20 Broadway, ny
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nwE oY rHE FINEST RAsEvgvr STORES ON
~ sr.s.sy fs-, dep si,.aelay aiea .p pi.ny ~
q ~ Bo~dwsy The pisu~ vouid 'r4ke ssy anc concert
sxlesn q Ais hou<~ sad ~mpl~ resu
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S HlPPIN G NE w s.


ALMANAC ron NEW YoEx-rHs
'UN rSsKs.. 20 NOON psGs... .....morn
IuN sETs.. ol uIGu WATER. morn 4
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LAurcrrse hris Susan voorhees, esu,fui nt,ie craft
~ be hssshe< sbop, three occsk this Afternoon from ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06
NEWS
Br TELEGR.sPn.


From New York.
Nsw YoRK. Oct. 6.
The American board Of Missions Of tn.
Protestant Episcopal church met again yes
terday aud continued their deliberations
Cor siderable d,scuss,on took place in re.
gard 10 the mission IN Greece.
The Bishop Of Colorado read an import
ant paper on the condition Of religion in
that State. The business Of the board hav.
ing been finished, they adjourned at late
hour.
A merchant Of this city proposes that II
the 7th Regiment should be sent " the en-
hihition u Paris next year, the commercial
men Of the city ought 70 softribute 70 DE-
fay the expenses Of the trip, and hs heads
he list VT $4,000. as--s~ l<
Only three cases Of eholesa were report.
ed ye6tsrday in the city, and only t~o bur
d permits Tor cholera dead we're issued.
Judge Sutherland has deemed The motioa
for . mandamus 70 compel the Board Of Su'
pervisors Of Richmond county to raise fauda
for the payment Of police Tor the District.
The motion was made on the part Of the pc
lice commissioners, the Board having been
authorized by the last Legislature to raise
the 0oney.
4 Arr.id's Ot.owa &C. W. special says
Tho Canadian volunteers have commenced
disbanding. The civil ssrvice campo have
been dis6anded 1t OrowA.
A Hessld's Hartford special says Full.
er, the teller Of the Hartford National Bank,
who was charged with the vobbeey Of 485,-
600 worth u bonds belonging 70 Royal Will
~ Y q IN. .tat, rf hat ~e..1
by the latter, in . civil suit, yesterday aud
released on $4,000 bonds. He was again
arrested during ID. day on criminal suit
broughi By the Bank and placed under GEO..
COO bonds TO appear in the police court 20
day. The com, ROM between the inter-
ested parties that was expected yesterday
has failed. ~
A llerald's Montreal special says lin the
billiard match betWeen Dion and NcDevi.t
for The cham iooship Of Amerioa and ths
Provinces, at l2 O'Clock lest might, Dion
wen bv 218 po',ts.
A Times Washington special says: Hon.
Louis \. Bosy II 81. Louis, ives to-day ap>
pointed Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in
place Of NJ. Cooley - take effect - ~ Leu
Of next month. -scsr'
The removal Of Cooley and ths appeint,
mont q bogy 10 made in deforsaro 3 the ..
quest Of several citizens Of 81. sLoois Who
claim that the Commissioner u lndian AZ
an shoald Be- selected from among gentle.
mn hess sxpsrienss has eusbled them to
'conprshsnd the i0tsrsss aud neensities q
'ae IT, - tsess uaile tits uvgsd tAAt msse
Of - hsfqes With ~ Indian tstritesj6
Y ceeaoeeee q IL 5000 way pAaoag hroe1h
~ kooigssv> $50 IS .s~~ig ~ - = :
IL = oon1oa oauoag Other thlogbxnnt esns
tsaeeotle O1nsportoeisn 1--we beea uade BY
- indtoA Bureau, With citiseae u New
foeh, b the exclu .iop q Western Spen Vi,
erF rm tie work; that The contrsctors aC.
s'~ssds sfSNs 'tseifie eatsisA q s2esatly
droo1 pcss 10 AiuoBssi IN, 49, poei,
stieoa eeee 1899 = sksusy 1itnssttiul
: f-.szkx {s--... Sc ~. (. f-TIAS ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Assistant SecretA
~ +. w. Seward has been appointed secrc
tary Of State for u term, ON account Of the
sickness Of his father who, without waiting
10 recover fully from his previous attack,
devoted himself too closely and for many
hours . day TO his o6icial duties. The an
pointmcneof his son will relieve him from
business cares which win afford him bet
ter opportunity ~ recover his health.
The following is statement Of the public
debt Of the United States on October lst,
1855:
Debt hearing coin interest-5 per cent.
bonds. $685. v9l $50; 6 per cent bonds Of
1S07-'0S. $lS 1913 sol Q per cent. bonds OF
81, $9SJ. rs. 7j0; q per cent, $50 bonds,
&708, lG2, 2OU; navy pension fund, 1885,.
700. Total. t1.3iO.OO5. 04l.
Debt hearing currency intersst-6 pei
cent. bonds &S,922 go; Temporary loan
t22, SOC, 900; three years compound interest
notes, 1l65512, 40; three year 7-S0 notes
&7i3.7s6 $50. Total, $685.. l3O, 100.
Mstured debt not presented for payment
e2,33O.237.
Debt bearing NO interest--U. s. notes
$3.50. 1866, 292; fractional currency, sci, O2y.
1888; gold certiiicates Of deposit 1867,
$40. Total, t4s7, s5s. 205 S. Total debt,
x27.0l5. $50, 70927
Amount in the Trcnsury-C.in, 2S,625
00o 80; currency, al 1858. 85S24. Total
$l2S.2l3, 700 81.
Amour, Of debt, less cash in the Treasu
ry, t2.573, 330. 04l CO.
The foregoing is correct statement ol
tie public debt AS appears from the book
and rrcasurer's returns in this Department
on the LIST day of October, 1858.
(Signed1 HCGu MCCULLoCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

wha, are silver and gold compared To good health
What Will not man give that he hath. for his own
iks TO keep well uid 30 preserve his life 10 every
ss,rible MANI Arst cbdcn or. and never there
lioie IN the worlds hssty when man might do this
with more thnn II present for Radwsy'e Regu.
Deing tilk render a most all other medicines eulDer.
Gaous They prevent The occurrence OF serious III
h-xrh 2 sskrn N sr'snb'e iimcs and thcy promptly
remove y di-coAc wk.n II MAdg attempts u fastcn
il-rf upon its victim being very cheap. lony rs
rents box thcy comm, nj themselves to the eco
peDcsi . wru ~ H. more Indifferent Being coated
with gum T., be tastvsss, they are the avorilcs
of the delicate aud ~ of lhnss whore
pnlars src not d&cSim nadns tR passlrs,laS. b.
Ing nld Ia their OPERATION, well ~ eiectual.
synng NJ pain end no gripping, they preferred by
AL Who appreciate really exc. llent msdcipe-
A. an AperIcni they ARE without rival A. TONG
they cannot be surpassed. Asa pnrgatiye they are
perfect Az an Alternative they are unapproschabls.-
A. counter irritant they are admirable An elm
ulspt they all that could be desired Al sudos.
NC They are inimitabe. Railways Regulating ifils
In bricf and honestly rpesking. neverfsiiins
remedy for buious Of every kind, for
Disorder fr mAladiss arising from dcpsavcd con.
yeioG and typhoid fsvers Tor en- spelas and kind
red complaints. M prudent h.i.shyld should be
without Rsdwsy'r Regulating Pills. Thcv better
than silver or gold Ia every man or woman Who prop.
erly values gussd health. Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a comparison Of
the :, itember with the October state ment
OF the public debt shows decrease OF TWEEN
~ two millions The amount Of coin in
the Treasury is over Eighty six millions,
or an increase of nearly ten millions, while
tie currency has decreased fourteen and n
third millions the amount of both coin and
currency being over one hundred and eight
millions
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-AbOut noon to.
day An acciden, happened to the New York
and Washington through train while pass.
ing through West Philadelphia. The en-
gire jumped the track and turned over on
it's end. Two baggage cars were also over
turned. No passengers were hurt. Vernon
Lewis fireman on the engine, was killed.
The engineer was severely injured. as
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06

SAN FmAKClsCo, Sept. GA dispatch
from Cscson. Nevada. last night says the
Fusion Democratic johnson convention
have nominated Winter tor Governor and
Mitchell for Congress.
The report of the death Of the Mexican
Liberal General DUoze Ii Contradicted. Con
sui Godry has received . letter from Gen
Alrarz, dated near Acpaleo, Sept g, which
says Gen. Doozc lett the State of Gacrrero
in company with some troops and went in
the objection Of the state Pueblo where 1OO
insurgents joined his ranks. lie afterwards
surprised and defeated . small garrison al
the village Of Felye de Lazeda, AID then
took the road to Qnisoaba with 1900 men
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-06


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