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aseeyan ths nature and extent OF her injuries and 70
en6oavor 70 eject settloment with her the compAr
nys account Cass sliil On. For the plaintiff Grenve
r. jerks; for the defendanl Jas4 N. smith.
The New York herald., 1866-12-11

This work, which occupied the time and service o.
thirty five persons ten days costing nearly tio Wa
much better performed by the HREALp the night of the
December election expense OF les> than SOU Inc
whole canvass was thoroughly completed uy our Al
tarhes betor. three oc clock the morning aud tho
figures laid before tho OF The HExAD ~ ther
breakfast tables the morning after eleciion
There numerous other similar shortcomings OF our
legislative boards which will receive attention hereafter
ihe public, Le knowing that the canvasscrs are
now IA session, viii receive slight consolation IN the
fact that provisions cheaper this December than they
a
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NOTICE. 70 TINE BAA.

suvnKnE corRr cKSrR4L TEHs
The calendar for the General Term Of this Court
vl be made up without reference 70 the old calendar
New notes OF must BE- nlcd and give the date when
issued hey will not be placed on the calendar
wM c CONNER, Clerk
The New York herald., 1866-12-11

bue the fu significance and proprey of The appeaive
can now be fully realized aud appreciated
sheet ~ marvellous circulaton--to wit apout "
hund I'd aud MY cope--was employed 10 .sd ertss
the o0cial canvasn and s bill amounting TO S1 loo 80
WAS paid No other paper IN tns city received $500
for Advertising the canvass snbeanent psvuept was
made Mr. Roome being s.balsncs OF bill Tor refresh.
ments city cnnvassers. authorized by the ommon
Council A rerspluiston and comparison may prove
instructive aud In erestng:-
Services Of clerks and hangerscn generally "a 80 90
Services u go 90
Coach hire ......................... 90
Meas. 2To 90
Advertising Observation-Disclosures. -. 2l8S 30
Balance OF pt for 900 %
Total 81, 2O7 90
The New York herald., 1866-12-11
THE WiLLaBOuT LANDS IMPROVEMENT.

Projected Practical Consolidation of Broeis-
"" and Williamsburg Extension oi Flushing
Avenue-A Monster Basin Ia br Com
sirnctrd--Th~ Work of Wears About To be-
Cousnnmsni ted, -Rrcent Action ef the Brook-
Ism Common CounciI-PrOspcciive Improves
meuts AiOng shore. Ac.
The New York herald., 1866-12-11

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John pevslin and Lsvan vss sksa osil~d, eu, vss
me of The United stAs~s aontsee Joks psvslin
which wHs 70 have bssn ssamseS yssssp1ay ai ihre.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
Morn xiIinEur.

NV Yonx, Aay IS.
The Daily News raakss ublie ss9ry si
deception ana crime seiaap mt WITH. II
apperrs that when Mira Gen. Aaton, 80 ia>
nous as the leader Of the 50 = aaa iaSn-
ionable life in Washington during tue aa-
minisirntion Of President Jackson, became
= widow in foreign land, sbe returned 10
this country, taking up her residence. ohe
adopted two Of her grandchl dren. . boy
and s.Girl, apd with competence amount
ing e q 1esGt tl0O. o00, va Iiving sery
happay. A 16agth N sItalian sdssntee1
nsieed Bonrgannic was employed - dance
Ing master for the children, and they TOO.
su0h liking to him that they prevailed
upon their grandmother to allow nim 70 De
introduced to their home. The result Vas
that he married Mrs Eaton and succeeded
eventually u getting possssion o. ~ hsf
prope0sYs Nor did he stey bore bus Pro
vailed upon her to place il his charge the
property she had set apa,t for her grand
childrsn, oil Of which he bad full use add
benefit 81. Hethen set Q work corrupting
the girl, and finally sailst for Europe last
"Wednesday, tskisg her with him IS bis
wife. he len ! note fr Mrs. Eaton, in
which be told her he haa converted all her
property into cash, ant would allow he
190 per week il she void keep the matter
ouiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28

Not only In this country, but 10 ~ other lands 10
which commerce beam our dag, the peculiar merits
q The article are known and appreciated has been
hound suited to al cmatcs, al Iocalttles. and NE
needs ofevery .lass Of society. Conpoupdcd II the
pufest vegetable ingredients, unalloyed with any nin
era salt or corrosive vegetable alkaloid ant, combin
ing the psopeties offs wAOLE6OME eTOMACuIC.
a0kNTlk LAXATIVE, and an efficient ANTl.DlL
LIOUS AGENT. It Il cnaorecd BY practical Chemists
~ the SAFEST, and by unprejudiccd physicians
the SrREST PREVENTATIVE, REGULATING and
RESTORATIVE PREPARATION OF THE AGE.
The nature Of lie coponens is the guarantee Of It's
hrmlcssncss II consists OF the stimulating principle
Of sound Rye, mcdca,cd with the finest tonic anti
lebrlc, appcrient, anscorbutc, and anti-spasnndic
herbs roofs aud bars that botanical rcscar has YET
developed for the OF man. Every vegetable sub
stance that enters into It's coupe stion is cullcd aud
select, with scrupulous care and nothing that s nat
sound and perfect Of it's kind is used in It's mannic-
turc.
In The factory at Pittsburgh Pcnnsy lsana a system
oil Inspection FAR more thorough than that adopted by
Government authority, test of the quality of tho
great staples ofifc, il vigorously practised Every
barrel of the cereal stinulant which forms the basis
the Bttcrs Is asccrained to be absolutely pure before
1t Is received into the manufacturing department, and
every leaf and fibre of the Ingredients scr,
tinix before the process OF infusion commences
such Is the eno nous capacity of the tanks In which
the Biiters are prepared that the proprietors are
abed to keep large stock hand, and to supply
the domestic and foreign market with an article ma
tured aud mcllowcd by time. Hence the fiery and
biting flavor which attaches to ordinary bittcra
and which Is due to their and the inferior
quality OF the drugs and alcohol oil which they
coctcd Is Fever perceived In this mild and agreeable
preparation. According u tho testimony u able
chsmists, the ESSENCE Of is the most health
full Of all spirits. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28


- Pro Bono lsuhllcO.''
Private Diseases cured In the
Sh0r test Possible llonc
BY OR YOUNG, late Of PHILADELPHIA who has located
himself permanently, at No. IS Third St, PITTS
BURG, PA He addresses al those who have injured
theselves by improper Indulgence and solitary hab
IL. which ruin both body and mind, uniting them
Soe either business, study marriage. He has dis
covered the most Certain. speedy and only 4acctual
Remedy IN the world for an Private Diseases Of what
svcr nature. Weakness Of The Back and Limbs Stric-
lures. Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder Involun-
tasy Discharges, lnpotsncy. General Debility. Ner
voasaes. Dyspepsia. LAuguos, Low Spirits, Confusion
efldeas. Palpitation Of the Heart, Timdity, Trcm.
bling, Dimness Sight 0iddincss, Disease Of the
Head, Throat Nose Skin, Affections Of the Liver.
Langs, Stomach o. Dowcls-thosc terrible disorders
Arising nom The Solitary Habits Of Youth-those
sDnET ~ solitary sactiscs fatal to their VIC
tins than IT, song Of 6yrens to The Mafiners Of
Ulysses, blightng their most brilliant hopes antic
ipatsons, rendering marriage, &C., impossible.
The fearful sdects on the mind ara much 70 b
dfcadcd-L0ss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, De-
preston Of Spirits Evil Forbodngr, Aversion to soci
ety. sclfDstrust, Love Of Solitude Timdity, &c. are
some Of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons Of all ages can now Judge
what Is the cause Of their declining health losing their
yigOr, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciatcd
having singular appearance abOnt the eyes, cough
and symptoms Of consumption.
AN EMM ENAGOGUE FOR THE LADIES a com
pound prepared and sold only by DR. Young, warran
cd to remove all obstru tiOns the healthy menstrual
flood, imparting tone and activity to the systen.
price 81 per bottle Obstinate Of long standing
may require No 2. which Ia four degrees stronger
than No price s. per bottle.
Persons at a distance by stating their symptoms,
age and occupation can receive medicine by express.
securely packed from observation.
Address DIR. YOUNG, No. % Third Arect, Pitts
burg, Pa. may21-t3m&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
HOstettcr,s
STOMACH BlTTERS
Arc the only Medicinal Tonic In tho World Of which
that nuid Is the stimulating ingredient
To Dyspeptic Sufferers

Undor hekencral hsad ofDY1PRPSlA may be classcd
oil tho varieties Of indigestion Iis symptoms
various. and diners much In different Individuals
that It b almost mpossible to classify them In fact,
some Of them arc utterly indiscrbsbls. II may be
safely assorted however. that halftbe diseases fma-
kind spring IRON disorderrd cosdtion OF the stom-
ach and that the other half whstevcs their ORIGIN re-
act upon that sentative and imporan, organ Among
the ordinary indications II dyspepsia are fauncc,
boatcd and full feeling about the stomach and ABIDE
domcn Immediately after eating, .nawng sensation
or sense of oowncss at the pit Of The stomach be
tween meals heavy dull feeling In the head feeble
unsteady appetite, occasional nan.ea, restless ness
during night. and weary unrefrcshed feeling on r
ing In the morning, papta'on Of the heart, deprcs-
sion OF mind, sometimes amounting to monomapia.
loss OF memory, confusion Of thought sour stomach,
with raising Of food, and choking sensation in the
throat, dmncss Of eye, pain in the din hraem feeble
ness and Discrimination for cxcrtion, and sometimes
cancellation and a corrsclikc pallor These n
few of the DIRECT SIGNS Of dyspepsia but 1t is gem
orally complicated with srccidc affections Of the bow
ell, the liver and the nerves, its victims have many
additional torments which technically attributed
other causes.
The best advice that can be given 10 any one who
has the slightest predisposton to dyspepsia is TO for
tfy his or her digestive organs by the daily Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
Foreign Arrival.

New YORK, May 27.-The City of Boston,
from Liverpool 10th, and Queenstown 17th
has arrived.
The City of London arrived out the 18th
and the Nova Scotia the 10TH
In both Houses of Parliament the bonn.
bardment of Valparaiso had been noticed
with indignation, but the action of the Brit.
ish Admiral was defended and fully endorsed
by the Government.
The English press and people loudly de-
nOunce the act of Spain.
An indignation meeting held at Liverpool
adopted resolutions of protest, also rcsolu.
tions expressing gratitude for the exertions
of Com. Rodgers, U. 8. N.
The financial panic continues to subside.
Many difficulties are yet anticipated. but II
is believed the effects will be less disastrous
than former panics. Lending securities
mands 1t. the Bank of England continued
EXTERNALLY large The nominal rate remains
at 10 per cent. There IL also an active spe-
Gle demand for the continent No addition.
al suspensions at Liverpool.
The continental situation il unchanged.
The military attitude Of the various pow.
ers is very threatening.
1t is reported Bismark receives daily warn
ings Of imminent assassination.
1t is stated that Austria in few weeks
will have 100000 men in the field. Large
bodies of troops, sent from Vienna, had al
ready effected strategic concentration on
the Prussian frontier,
Latest via Queenstown, Liverpool May H.
The war question is unchanged. There
are, however, more pacific rumOrs from
Paris, and the chance of an European Con
gress is increasing.
Trieste dispatch says: Austrian volun-
teers about to proceed 10 Mexico will it is
stated, sail under the French flag.
The Dbl Mys the conduct of the United
States In relation to the recent Fenian agi
tatiop in Ireland has been most satisfactory.
It Is believed that the cattle plague il mot
extending in ireland. -''"s
A Berne telegram says that the Italian
troops have been withdrawn to the interior
Of the Kingdom. a.6
A Munich telegram states that the gov
ernments Of Bavaria and Baden are in favor
Of armed neutrality.
Coblentz dispatches says the 7th and 9Th
Prussian army corps are to be concentrated
there and at Wels1er q Rio Jenero telegram
Of April 4th says Of the operations Of the
allied army upon the Parana being rapidly
pushed forward.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
Hostetter's Bitters.

The disease proceeds from a lack Of vigor In the
stomach, and this vITALZIN0 PREPARATION
VIII tone and rcnovatc that organ the grasric ap
pavatns is In good working order aud can perfectly
dissolve and thoroughly assImiae the food submitted
to ~ operation. there will BE- no dyspepsia lift can
not do this, II REQUIRES REINFORCEMENT, and
the best Of all reinforcing agents should be forthwith
rceofted to. The stomach Il the Commlssariat OF the
System. II supplies tho elements Of life To the whole
body In 1t 10 prepared tho material Of blood muscle,
bone and fbrc and il falls too purvey that material
IN quantity and Of proper kind tho whole body suf
fes and with 1t the mental faculties Therefore pro
tect the COMMlSSARI8T DEPARTMENT. Dom
let the enemy obtain possession oft. 1t is easier TO
prevent disease from getting into an ryan than to
expel 1t after 1t becomes n CHRONIC FIXTURE
Consider the first indication of uncasincss in the
stomach as sign that dyspepsia Is preparing TO at
tick, and battle il ut once with the GREAT REPEI.
LIANT.
But i il is too late TO prevent, remember tina. II
not too late to 1t is believed hpt there is no case
ofCIIIoNIc INDIGESTION that can Withstand tie
remeu ia operation of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
Ga Rn-lcEs-
: E-srssaEfsrassap.

q
AL i.s.psnse crier iol VIII roas into III Southern
ssara ,,ith the restoration OF peace. Thousands Of
s,t,,, refugees from all The towns and cities Of The
N,rtb win return home; thousand of northern SOL
d;err will move in the same direction, and SETTLE in
The closest bonds OF union, among their southern
b,ethren and In obed ence to the laws Of demand and
sunplv thousands Of nossAem farmers. mechanic. and
,.borers. will swell tn mighty volume Tor rspeopne
rebuilding the wasse places q ''the sunny sousA
~ anticipation Or this grand diversion or The t,e q.
.,rierafiea. and nm The increasing denauds nm.
,bcn. ~ propeiesors Of HOSTETTERB CEl1nnA.
TED STOMACH BrTT1Rs sfe pssting mp sidls,c,e.
thousands Of boxes Of ler universally popular toni
nd Alternative.
We have The tessfneuk Of sssdIsss, aaposa s.vr,
ers. trspperp miners, smigrants. refugees farmers
..d planters North and Routh, cloud Of wtneses.-
ahat rs safe and relisble rensdial agent, and =
protection against III ~ complaints incident 10 a.
posurc. pryataton, hges Of climate, diet, water.
and habits Of life, HOe4ETTKRS BTTTRRs. used =
directed, are worth u<r wsight II gold, North or
South iConmunicats@.l
II Il also proper to 4atc ~ Dtaen ase sold cxclu
dvely IN lass and new under my circumstances By
the gallon or the barrel Impcstors ana imators src
abroad, and the only s4guard ths pabc hAs againa,
,hem Il to see that the tes they buy have The en-
grsvcd label and note dAand Of hand of1less Hos.
tctter Smith, and Oh proprietary stamp ever the
cork OF the bottle.
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L
Nsw Yonk, Nay 80.
The morning papers have the follewisa
dispatches: n
Il b new considered esetain that the trial
e Jed. Davis W. b postpensd uutil the
Novsnbse tern Of ths Rickooad ceurt. Il
u ALEC quite probable that ths indictue0t
viii b altered; the graad jury having IN.
y adjourned, end % thsselors eat,tled 10
ookc changes in shs bill. Other present>
tncuts will be made. At The Suggestion of
the attorney General who conducts the
prosecution. James T. Brady, of New York,
Is now known to be retained a. counsel in
the case Of Davis, and is at Fortress Mon. oe
in daily consultation With him, together
with O'Connor and Shea. The counsel have
agreed to demand an immediate trial at the
June court, or II postponment is insisted
u on, they will demand that their client be
released on bail, which he is ready to give
to the amount Of $40, OO0, 900. If nccessarv
The last exhibit in the Comptroller of The
Currency shows that there are 1850 Ma
tionai Banka, Nth IN seefscaIs Slrsui.t;or
aocsasing p e27e, $40 BIO. which u secur.
@ ~ bonds bod - ~ United States
Treasurer, estimsted at e82l.sely 80.
these bsslSs 3 bur Ss1,ss 's s.s rs o.
t6saal depesitssiss fse ~ ssespeloa .ef Gov.
e1n0soetaooa - securities ~ euoh fnnin.
xhe enount held By ~ ooDoPoueot p
~. 17dsb0o. Tie reguDne1s1 sfthe Tfans.
ury Depettmsot ID tseasd ~ ~ $50
nsnt Of clains Tor Statso, e. roimburee.
Dents Of expsnsss incurred q ~ i.
ratsing troops, have 40 @ s4eoded a "a ]
A!!ew u psePse paso - IL tsanspsstssjeo /
y - 0sa b wageoo, @ iuportsoe S.aAe
go. = 10y sftks Ws.ssss 5ssae. wkssDl
'ealsooo wcfs eeascs ed State auekseitjeo
arellsl - y Alslaet seoaeo1enss
Tle OenpSfelDee r. ~ cilrcncv .,v..
notios - ~ petSoae. Who have cisims
lgainst ~ 1ephant1 N6tioanl 6nnk. thst
lsy mus peese1t The sAans ond maize Il.
yaI proof thereof 70 james O. Kennedv. i
'sesivse .sfsei1 ~ q Wsrnfntton. n ~
= q bsfS1SAhs ~ q r, z ~ i
.sfsas '7aif .XIAYs.U II
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wonderful hut True t!

MADAME REMINlTON, tho wcrld-renewned
Astrologist and Somatbulistic Clairvoyant, while
clarvoyant state the very features Of the
person you are to MARI and by the aid Of an nstru-
inent orintensc power Inown as the Psychomotropc.
guarantees to produces perfect and fe-ike picture
Of the future husbandDr wife Of the applicant. with
date Of marriage OccuAtion, leading traits Of char
actcr, &c. This Is m imposition, n testimonials
without number can astrt BY stating place Of BIRTH
age, disposition, color eyes and hair and enclosing
fifty cents. and stampc envelope addressed to your
sel you viii receive te picture BY return mail, to-
gcthcr with desired initmation.
Address in c0n6deno MADAME GERTRUDE REuIuG-
TON, r. o. box 2s7, Wt Troy, NY. may3d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
BANKING HOUSE OF
Jay Cooke g. Co.,
Cor. Wall r Nassau Sis Now YORK.

In connection with our houses in Philadelphia and
Washington. We have opened NEW YORK HOUSE
1t above at the above location and offer services
to Banks, Bankers and Investors for the transaction
VI their business in this city, including purchases
and sale Of GovERNxrNr SECURITIES, STocKs, Bo~Ds,
AND GoLD We constantly represented at the Stock
Exchange and Gold Board where orders sent us are
promptly filed. We keep on hand full supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES or ALL ISSUES.
buying and selling at current prices and allowing
respondents the most liberal rates the market affords.
ap9.d&w1y JAY COOKE 4 CO.
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COM m Err GAL.
Davenport MARKET Report.
urv,c. or -uv U.vr,PuRT DEMOCRAT,

Davenport MARKET Report.
Ovr1cs or THE DAvEsroR1 DEsocRAr,
. May IS. 1866.
FLouR.- Wholesale, per bi. $i.oo
In sacks, $500
In bulk $500.
Retail in Dbl. &ebo.
= IN Sacks. 81 0o.i
In bulk, 1850.
BuCKwHEAT fLoug.-PeYcwt. 50.
CoRx MxaL.-Pcr bushel T0cts.
WHEAr.-No ], old, sl.5. No new, 81.
No. g, new, 90c.
Conn., 30Q33c, EyA
BARs8Y.-No. l, 4octs. No., ESQ socts.
Oars. 25@2sc.
PorAfozs- "a 40c.
Onions. -50c.
BUfrER -25c
EGos.-l2Jz@l5c
H4x.r- Ss.So@ $500 Id .4f G
ColL-1sc at depot; 17c at levec yard.
WooD.-$7@75.
New York MarkSG.
Nsw yonk, May &c.
Cotton--Quiet at Ale.
Fiour-Duii; common graAs lo@15c lower,
Ct es.ss@s.so fer Ex. stse' ts.4o@se.So X.
Whess-very dull and nominally lower !;
prime new No. Mil. at $40, IN outside price;
Chicago Spring $3.50.
Rye-Firm sS04l.00 Webrn.
Corn-l@ &c lower, and qite active. at the
decline, ct 7S@S21l for unbund new, mixed
Western s3c@S5c sound Vestern afoat seq
SIC.
Oats-1@9e lower for NO, and steady for
old. at 52@N for new Wstern, and $50 tor
choice Wisconsin.
Participated frmer buclosed heavy; $780,.
7t0Sl; new closing At esos7. and $2s.25@29.-
80 old.
Lard-Steady.
Whisky-Steady at &2.S.
Petroleum-Quiet.
LATEST y AkR1.
Flour Closed dull and 0@y sc lower on COM
mon gra0es
Wheat-Closed dull with downward ten
dsncy.
Corn-Closed 1@2c lower, nd quite active At
the decline.
Pork-Closed dull new mss &s097.
Lsrd-Closed firm, at 19@a14.
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This machine snrpasses all others We havo
seen. and II would require column to cnumcrate
is numerous virtues. - IhmOevus Davenport.
with single or double thread, II silently
yetvcry rapidly. with common needle, makes
She running stitch cxnctly like the hand sewing
~. Y. 7yabnn.
All persons who buy offer for sale limitations
OF tins genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
infringeme nis on the patents. This IL the oely
low priced Machine secured by patent.
Single Machines sent 10 any part Of the coun
try per Express, packed in box with printed
intructions o. receipt ofprice. Is. Agents want
ed every where. Circular containing Liberal In.
iuccsnenfs sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWING MACHINE CO..
,v16dwiyl Once. l02 Nasssu Ntrsstk p.Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-28
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.

This beliefs grounded on TWELVE YEARS EN-
PERIENCE Of the etf cary Of the preparation. Tie
first insance Of its failure to give recfs yet unchron-
clcd. lit ever had failed the vouninons corrcspor.
dencc addressed to the propriefors from MI parts Of
the United Stated and South America, would ut least
include one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no,
there issor ONE. The testimony, cxtcndin. over a
period Of more than dozen years, Is all OF the ap.
proving tenor. Certainly this sufficient warrant for
claiming that the BITTERS are q SPECIFIC FOR
INDIGESTION IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES.