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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONUUNCEDB BY TIM nnDl.
IL cal Faculty and ste public TO be the mos,
aosjcrtui remedy for the permanent cure 81 ~
diseases Of the SfOMACh. LIVER. KIDNEYS
aud slAppsR that hss ever been offered.
IL 10 not ssiSsaAL wAsER. II 10 from e1perienee.
that cuNssisU wAsaR hes cmAnated and Ne
nov ssy let IMAM doubt. when = single bottle
has been known 10 cure diseases which the best
medical talent ia thus country has failed Ia relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues OF ConstitutiOn
Water eennot b~ classcd under ''qusck prepare
lions, - Il " nov used By the most scientific
practitioners in this city i ~ only seeond class
ply sicians that cry dO~s popular remedies, while
conapliah cure; aud the succeas ofshe ply sicsass
Increases ~ his knowledge Of di1erent remedies
enable him To produce cure. while others fail IN
the attempt. Science II satisfied with the truth.
dive Constitution W ates > tair trial--we mean
you who are under sO1le ssecsaisss's care trOG
year - yeas. and ws particularly slade 10 ladies
aho ere constantly resorsing ~ iacsi trestssess.
and I'll ssrts Of local applications for dsseeses.
with % much chance 81 sUccess a. there would b.
from local spp'icsaions to the throat for Diseases
Of brain. We hare been careful to use language
in our circular tha, could not slncA the most de.
icate orgaessasien, but We receive so many CON-
municaiioss from persons for which Constitution
Water - adapted. and Of whose disease no men.
ticn has been made that We have come 10 the
conclusion that II the remedy 10 capable VI pro.
duciug cure, no matter what tho disease may b..
u should be made Known. The medicine - put
sp for the public, snd there should be no eac~p-
tions We cay, Constitution Water 10 not like
gildrd pill, made 10 suit the eye and taste il Is
nsdiS,ne, in every seMse u the term; placed IN
the hasds Of the people for their relief. aud Il
taken according 10 the directions il will in every
esse produce radical cure. We would say thai
the directions 10 regard 10 diet etc relate only u
he dissaae under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
DIABETES

II disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. aud il. without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. ths'
affects the human constitution. We haveno n ~.
for discussing causes. bu, will state that shs ct
feet Of the disease 10 the conversion Of the siar III,
pr,ncipie ,or vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which ssiisulstes the kidu~ys TO an exeos
sive secretion "t water. Many persons suiisf from
this disease vho ere ignorant of il; that is. they
pass large quantities during the day. and are
Obliged to get up from onc itt-eh or twenty
times during the night. No notice is taken OF Il
uut their attention is called tothe large dschsrge
Of wster, and often when II is 50 far advanced AZ
10 be beyond The control Of ordinary remedies
Another symptom is the extreme THIRST. ~his b
when the di-~ase - fully established. l. in'o'e'
bie-si< patient drsnis consfdafly G,thoht ttA
s1fss6sd also dryness Of the mouth. cracking 9
the lips. = sweet breath, in the more advance
casei and finally loss Of sppetite rmscis''on. M,
the patient ~ aduai!y sink. from esh"us'ion
CONSTITUTIONS WkreRis without dooat. the on :
known remedy for iiah,tss, and W have ~ mnci
confidence that il il specific as We ave that OF
um will produce sie<p. and nnih'uliy say th.' =
has cured everv case in which il has been used
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
DIABETES.
PHYSICIANS

Have long s,need gwen up the use Of buchu. eu-
beba, aud juniper in the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want OF . better
remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

Il is estimated that the corn crop Of
Pcnnsvlvania will reach. this year. nearly
90, 100000 bushels. that the average yield
per acre will be in the neghborhood Of 80
bushels, although in some localities "a many
~ 100 bushels will be grown on a single
acre. There are several counties in the
State where the average product will be
over 40 bushels per acre.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Am Cpsesarhs~.
Look dows on Erin's verdsnt vales-so rich, -
gay, SO green
And tel r,e, can . bosom 'hrob, NOT loving
Oceans queen.
anc mous isirs hish.
And tell me d.ss. bastard i've. who'd not Tor
Erin die
No. 20: a Erin li,es lot nov traitor 70 'e'
cause
The ,handcring voice . nation speaks. each trait
or overares-
A beanaing igAi Is bur.i bright. on moaa' 'ss
rock and sea. =,
And BY the mighty march Of mind or lsnd vii
coon tc free.
Then strike the larry. old Erin harp, With fear.
less force sad beld.
II brea thes not for timrous hand-not i,r Q
hesrt that's cold:
u loves ,he cren zen rous sou'-the bold she
brave-the free;
Bat fer the crsves, croushinS slave. II has NJ
melody.
You're mes-as such should know your rights.
and knowing should defend;
Who would b. free. themselves must dare the
tyrants chain 70 rend:
Oh, fru,tles- is the grief tina, springs above ne.
tone fears
One firm receive of mighty men is worth . iide
Of tears.
Then brace your buekier round your brssss-fcr
Erin be res: gned-
The nurky morn is gone that p.liei your euer-
gies Of mind.
And nov DER Ean's misty hills . Nations ban
Then up-arise-be men and free. or Be for ever
slaves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

Bosscs Coassss, n. r., Dee. n. 1851 ~
H. 0,.s a t%.-ds.ss - freely give YOU liberty
TO make ofthe following certificate Of tn. val
~ Of Coustitation wsser, which can recon
mend in the III CHEST manner: Ny wife wts attscA
"a with pais. . the shoulders. whole length "fthe
boek. snd in her limbs with fhtpat,fs.c. Of the
Hssve ssA Irritation Of tn Rsadd~. cslled1s
phySician who aeeesded her about three months.
when he len her worse than be had found her. l
then employed one Of the best physicians could
6nd. Who attended her for about nine nontos.
and while she wss under his care she did mot suf-
fer quite as much pam. tie finally gave ner Up.
and All ..k.r csse .ess ssesessts. Fn." sad he
sseRS ~ sscA e,sAi.sfica ~ conptstefs TAFT
eAisiMs sirps for 9Pevatss agssnsf sca< oeAts
~ ~ dsSgcsliies.' About this time she com :
msuesd tie nae Of C3nstitutisa W stsr. andto our
rtter estonishmeut, almost the 6est doee seemed
/, 70 hsse the desired effect, and she kept ON I'm.
growing rapidly under its trsatmest, and nov %.
serintends entirely her domestic efIairs. She ha1
- tAkeu ~ u the Constitution Watsr for ehost
l foss weeks. and ve aee haPpy 20 Say that u haa
| pfoduesA . pesmaneDtcurs. -
Mn. n. VAN DENSCHOTgN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

o. sale ~ rr Nar.hAii's tHiN anh lssdrebo
0nn6 has IRE. vi IT, grrsvAue ~ ~ ths d.
eases u the h. I'd end THE ssnuds hrasf ,has
before.
Its recon mendsd ~ ts. Ntet tAystit+f and
y ascd . III krvst srt safie Att1Ft4t
ReWsl st,e rrrtisss..g =. - 49, e.
sole oDraEs 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
RRAn, R.ADs aEADl

DAsvllas, ~. Juse :. 1852 D.. We. H. DRIP
-Dsee - ~ p. 1851, - sm'eseo wftn
900 diobsses. - foe Gve msuths passed more
tAsn tvo esllons Of waler u twenty -four houra.
was eblies1 10 ret Up often ten Of twelve tioes
dusing he sigfh asd q I'VE mouths loss about
Afty pounds il weight. Dufing the month Of JAY !,
ter. AZ r. two days slaer using il experienced
relief, asa sssr taxing two bsssiss wss eatirely
cared, sosn allef regsin.ng nv usual good health.
Tenrs truly, J. '. l.. De WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The Proprietor
| II the New York Muerum of Anatomy have deter
mined Ia s-uc Free four of their most Instructive Ice
andPhvrcal Iprhiity Prrmst1re Dcclisr Of Anhood.
Indreriion, Weakness or Depression. ImIsoicnty I.
Io-- ~ Energy and Manly Power the great Social II
and those nlad- whici. r from youthful oilit.
exces. OF maturity. ignorance Of Physiology ant
awe Of nature.
Thcee Invaluable Lectures have been the means
niighte ming and saving thousands, and will lie leF-
waraed free on receipt Of four stAnpe by addfessn
Secretary New York Museum OF Anatomy and Ned
cine, Gis Broadway. New York. marl5diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

~N Gnc DOW. oettfrt les r'4NitH 'rtf
harri.e>- sad 'a'ure - esp - "a
-, 'i,c ~ has md savEK -
Va w ". rAsrs ana SrEsov rgLifi
aud, 10. the 'ast tvtsi, ,enr-.
therefore the r,,r>4r whom al atii c,rd
consult. NJ So eser a.ara =
OF HI. not being c,4.sa .snc. ~ ha- been ffs
ciiv- HIS regulate actsrs all the CITY
papers 'fs a4fi~u;s Hr neal profession
both ~ sul ahroaA By. .azr. be most skislec
Speeia. - here. ana ihet1.a.u master of al
sexual isease. II others 'at auai d.s pair, CIV.
him n call. lfis onl, con mon occurrence " ith
him 20 cure such cases. His rooms are separate
Tor ladies and gentlemen and he mos; com pie 10
IN the city.
Youxs NES, TAKE PARTICULAR NorlcE Doctor
Bgeow dev otes much of his time to the treat
ment Of those cases caused by u secret habit at
ruins both mind and body. uniting the unfoS-
The sad effects of these early habits, or the ex
ceases Of ripper years. isio weaken and dcbii'ste
the constitution. destroy the physical and mem al
powers. diminish and enfeeple the natural feel
ings. and xhausts the v.nlenergies Of manhooc;
the pleasures of life ere marre|. the object q
marriage frustrated, and exietence itself re ndce
Cd . term Of unceasiug m.srry and regret. Suct
peesons, especially those contemplating m0
Pioge. should lose no time in making immedists
application, ~ DIR. b.. by hisnew treatment .
enabled 70 ensure . speedy and permanent cure
Consolidation free and confidential Office No.
NJ South Cla'k street. corner Of Monroe.
Chicago, Ill. Once hours from 2 . m. 20 2. M
Head Tor his Guide to HEALTH published
monthly, free Of charge.
NB-lAdies. send for descriptive circular OF Pes.
earle Remcdie. the bert preventive II conceptuo
knowu. sent to any address free ~ chafgc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
INSANE ASYLUM.

vt. vINCENT'S INSriTUTioN FOil THE IN
= SANE. ST LOUIS. NO. Private Institr
ION established aad conducted b, y SISTERS o
,'haritv Founded any 10. 1858. The nsans'
.pirptic, &c. Of all cenon.ca'ip,s. n. both ses
- aud fr m ever state are admitted For tsrrs
.,r ,prlv 20 T. e Sister Sapcrior, Or 10 DIR J h
pArnTY. Attending Physical nv'-dis'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

were formerly considered incurabie. Also 'i'e
eject Of solisar, hsbis. both ruinous to the bod'
and misd and produce some Of the following Ell
iscss.-Blotches. Constipation. loss Of memory.
pain in the small oi the back be fully te-
stored 60 heath. Consultation free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. :
Post Office Boz 32y4 All letters with eta.np
answered.
P.S.-Ail business strictly confidential. o.
Gee hours II ON S a. =. until p. =. feb2su
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

Mere ehnu Tulrev Veavs

e the du' heavy pains osussd ~ diseases 81 Aea1
III seisaioe, amer asius and Inv aes.
NfG opens anf purscr out ell ehssruet css
str ugthsn. the GIANT and gives healthy Asue0 ~
ehe narss Affected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
vHuskuNGGsn VALLEY

ENGINE WORKS |!
Cor. Market and 1'hird Hss..
GAINESVILLE. OHIO.
HAVING ADDED GREATLY TO MY FORMER
! extensive taciicr ! am nov turning ons large
number Of my improved Portable steam Engines and
Portable Circuia. Saw Mills. Thoer already received
and in operation are giving the most entire patisfsc
ton There il hardly State or Territory N ;he
Union hut th,t nv lnproved Portable Engines and
roster stacks them whth arrest the sparks.
would respectfully refer Won IN the following gen
tlcmen and certificates for the portability. utility and
practical operations Of nv Portable SteEn Engines
aad Saw Mills:
sriiToS. Iiawamha 60 Miss. An:,. IS. 1850
II. Duya Sir: We hive been running the Port
ron some five months ago: We sverase in tough.
eruhhy pine from $500 to 1850 feet u lumber per
DAY " grind from % TO - b,ishele OF Corn pr
hour. Many pers"pe have r,de twenty and thirty
iilcs 10 SEE our Min We chccrfnily recommend
them 81 those In want OF Mills snd Engines
q. A. HAMILTON 4 co.
susAsRrx ]. o. Pa. March T. 1884 -
J II. Daval sir: The Portable Engine and saw
Nil VIC pnrrhas ~ you gives eufir- satisfaction
VI. have in twenty days after sitting I. NJ. sawed
~, 81" feet o. frozen henlo * timber which tall
lie Saving ever dnn. in Northern Penn sylvaui
= '''''' GRifFIs STONE.
49,
- br.iS Ita: wyniaH. 20, IT, Sny =. isse.
y. II. Drvah.S'r Thc Enginc ana MI purchased
work than VOL rroenieea sha IN the best manner. II
will saw from io.o"o to 1850. ,ee, in ten hours
MAILMAN CRAY.
~, :. 900.
nAScoek, No nov. 10. iS'.
j. H. Duval-sr The saw MIL OF ~ lore Power
puFrnased 81 you, mas neen set up ny NJ hardesfy.
ON saturday isst VIC sawed s"n feet In eight hours
We can safely sly snst exr,ecra "nr ex,~csssons
Loctm Grow. " eeSIy 20 Ienn;; Maron 70. ~
>. II. DusancSr; VI Ias' Ss,urdsy we cut some
tnne over Is,'o Iest OF ihcn P'p,a, iumoer wo!ked
esesen noure ,o.,y nv minute. =. 3sn atteh1eI ""
ssw. we cur tn,s aMouhI itom ioes sawsu iron
stnmin, ana can ao.u every gay win 1000 logs and
hancs. Dr Z. D. sHANNON.
-
~, LnnAS"s; ny. suy "a, lTN.
III puvsi.Sn: iproess 70 Sno~ put mile AoHut
maen'iif,y. uut nAe pssrure "a ol'ne te,um3ny 70
t.e 'sst tna. - .ns .nu 20. ~. ~ Ill per
enassd OF you can; 10 ~ opinion. ccS mfe1 !smer a.
much srnosr 10 dsy - Any Other mn IN this conn
ny. w nave sawea ' ~ EEL 10 utty minutes We
can saw rom .o' 70 ~ 'ees r. no sn;rp,.ox
''''SoN'
corrvxa. n,,n. Oct ss ,ss,
}. n. Duvall--sir: We arc ssin alive asd wen. The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

Lynsxos, Ky. July II, 1850
j. H. Duvall-Sir: lprusess 10 know but little about
machinery but take pleapuse m bearing testimony n
the fact that The Portable RnRfne and saw Mill pur
chased Of you can. 10 ny opinion. cus three timer A.
much lumber In day any other mill In this coun-
Try. We have saved 20 feet in thirty minutes. We
can saw from 300 TO !, 800 feet per honr.
H. b. uAERlSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
ENGINE WORKS !
Ger. Market and Third 1o0s.
GAINESVILLE. OHIO.


susAsRr~. i. o. Pa. March 4. 1894 ~
J. II. Duval sir. The Portable Engine and saw
Nil We pnrchas n Won gives eufir~ ,;<faction
VI. have in twenty days after sitting I. NJ. sawed
~ 80 Zee, o. frozen h.inio-k timber which tall
lie bet saving dan. IN Northern Pennsylvania
the Mill was run by Mr.. !iard'sty.
GRiFFIS 4 STONE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

BrsI~ EvS. wynlais. Co.. IA. Nay II. lsas.
~. II. Drvall-S.r 1hc Engine and NIL purchased
q! you, which Mr. Hsrdes'y has started. viii do more
work than yo1 prosnieed and in the hest manner. II
will saw from lo.u.0 to IS tan feet in ten hours.
MAILMAN 4 GRAY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

Locrsr GRovK, Weekly Co Tenn. March Is. 80
J. II. Duyal-Sir: On last Saturday cut some
thing 10 s00 feet Of inch poplar lumber worked
eleven hour. foyfyhve mnues. n Nseh attended tho
saw. We cut this amount from ices sawed from
etnmps, and do 1T every day with good logs and
hands. Or. E. j. SHANNON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

HAScooK. Md Nov. 10. 1855.
J. II. Duval-Sr: The Saw Mil of 90 lore Power
purchased Of you. has been act mp by Mr. Hardesfy.
On Saturday fast sawed som feet In eight hours
We safely say thst IL exceeded cxyectstionx.
Yours Truly, BRiDGEs, HENDERSON 4 DANIELS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
Min the Evil In the Bud.
EDr. WHITTIER.
lSA Souti Clark Street CHICAGO. Hi.

Has for many years made the
treatment of private cisesseshis
bum mass sod study. Syphilis
lin all its forms, Gleet and STRIFE
lures. Particular attention Civ
en- to old standing cases. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
HAYDEN 4 WILSON

IN FAN . ~ G0OOIN
Are q, I'll times cllsnpp.ied with lesshere ased
:, ~ nan rac.nre Of Ssddles Harness. ard Cas.
.,sras. ana rf-ne very best Quality, coaprieise
s.a-rrss. ing, Bisek and Rnsset Bride. Fair
..as arr, sHs. Ssssia4s. Enamelsed Lestheso -
.,l. e,lers. pats,;lt do. Morocco. etc.
We propose 70 cell these Foods . lew osesso
irrespective Of eest, md ~ IL psrchassrs sfas
ticies OF this description 70 give csl before pr.
chasing elsewhere. HAYDEN . WILSON.
s.>sr Ens-v~ W. - vr-<h M9- -. >
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08
DIR. BiSelOw,

cN-ls the onl, phy-icisn q. So
!: !. ]. ].
\ Al,sf BOW n Etic.gu liza, an s
- -ntifcls rriiee nppn. &c 49, 80.
| - and noi -,turI |ll~ta~, arc
vorrsys!rr. li~hgut -No-t s5
N and BODY. 5esiirs 'estr.virg ven
happiness sad future, - o.p 80 il
'i'e ~ has md pavNK tlS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

/. WxlA. 4
u. Wxl01t
ID railrca6
lrs-hessesi,
en. - ssst
I - PERI.
eitV fer =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

COMMA. Miun.. Oct. es 1885,
J. n. Duvall--Sir: We arc sein alive end weh The
Engine and Mill giving satisfaction, and h pro-
noanced BY all g0od judges the best Min in thi. State
D. HEBERLlNG SON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-08

CuARLorrE, Mich March H. 1896
J. II. Dus all-Sir: Ny Min and Engine Is giving
the bess Of satisfaction bad n Running in i've days
sfter rec~tvne n. Tbe Aest day nhes starting the Mill
we sawed ~ rr into inch lumber. making 20 GA5 feet
feet ia IVY hour II timed II one time ,en d
cut boards 16f feet IN eaeh board II one minute
Yours truly, GEO. X. POTTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

~The body OF Mrs Margaret Harris, wife
OF q. Harris, was found in the Lake AZ Chi
cago on Monday last. Her throat was cut from
ear 10 ear and u is believed she was the victim
of foul play. Her husband has been arrested
on suspicion.
@MaN expects TO join Carlotta In Rome.
- Senator Sanfiey, on the 10th ult, offered
resolution in the Texas legislature setting
apart from the hundred millions OF acres be-
longing 10 the state portion 10 be laid out as n
cemetery for Texans who fell in the late war
~ Bathing the face and hands in camphor
water is recommended 10 keep of mosq uitoes.
SGeorge Chamberlaine, a fisherman, died
OF cholera al Norfolk, on Sunday.
81 1t is rumored in Ottawa, Canada, that the
Thirtieth Regiment (Regulars) will be perms-
nently stationed there.
SThe Lynchburg yirginian reports that
snow was falling in Southwestern Virginia
last Thursday evening
81 soldier stationed in Michigan was sen =
fenced 10 death for murder in the United
States Circuit Court. The State laws prohibit
hanging within its limits, so to avoid any con -
flct OF authority, the hanging will take place
on the Fort Gratiot property, which belongs
10 The United States.
SA colored barber in Lexington, Ky,
named Smith. becoming Disguised with the
political situation, ended the '.negro question"
so far as he was concerned, by blowing his
brains out.
~Mrs. Typer was in the act Of closing The
door OF her dining room in the town Of Man
kato, Minnesota. when aratlesnake rose mp in
the corner. He attempted to glide through the
crack OF the door, but was caught and held
until Mr.. Tyner came 10 the rescue. The
snake was thr.e feet long and had four ratiles.
~1tisa a matter Of history that Mr.. Lincoln's
desire for the Immediate recognitieu of the
right OF tbe lately rebellious Ststes TO repre-
. ntafioD was so strong that he seriously con
tmpIated compelling them 20 send Representa-
pyes 20 Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

FROM SOUTH AMRRICA-The steamer Henry
Chauncey. from AspInwsll on the lst instant
brings Sl.696.OsD In treasure 10 New York. The
rebels at Chlrlqul have been defeated, and their
leader and the commander of the Government
forces were among the killed. The new Chil-
ian man Of war Neshannock has arrived az
valparaiso from Philadelphia. She Ipassed
the Chilian man of war Isabella in the Straits
She also passed the Spanish ship Resolution,
with nearly all on board sick with the scuryy,
and without rudder and short Of provisions
The loan finally contracted for by Chill
amounts 10 Si.5S3,tsn. The ChilIan Govern
ment has sent orders 10 ats Minister 70 the Ar
genuine Government 10 propose TO the spanish
admiral, NuneZ, an exchange OF prisoners.
The rev olutionary moyemen: At Puno, in Pc
u, has been speedily suppressed. The Italian
shlp Canube Cavour has arrived al Caliao
rom Macao, with five hundred coolies. One
hundred and thirty died on the passage
Commsndant Montero and all the officers Of
the Peruvian navy who refused TO acknowl-
dGe the appointment OF Vice Admiral Tu ker
have been brought TO Calloa as prisoners
Tucker has not yet assumed command and
probably never will. An unknown American
was found murdered al Fowler's Hotel. As
pinwall, with his head severed from his body
Puiser Smith, Of the steamer Champion.
died at Aspinwall on the 30th or August
Central American news unimportant The u.
:. war steamers Mehongo and Wateree are at
Panama. The new Columbian war steamer
Bolivar. from England, has not been heard
from and IL rs probable she Is lost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

ANOTHER NEGRO DURL.-The Richmond
Times gives an account OF duel between two
negroes, which took place In the Chickahom-
my Swamp on Saturday. They used double
barrelled guns, and fired al thirty PAGES dis
tance. One was shot through the arm, and
there the matter ended The trouble was
about woman, who, after the duel, married
the wounded man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

~ In the Texas Legislature, August "a, Mr..
Jackson offered resolution -instru citing the
Com mittee on Public Lands to inquire in 10 the
expfdiency oil donating three hundred aud
twenty acres 10 each Confederate seIdipr who.
by rei son of wounds received in the late war
Is incapcitated for labor, and To report by bill
or otherwise. II was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

AFFAIRs IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-
The Rockville correspondent OF the George.
town Courier says: There will be another
camp meeting held near the Piney Meeting
House, seven miles from Rockville, copmenc-
ing on Saturday, Sept. 18th. He also states
that the rinderpest hus made its appearance in
Montgomery county. Mr Samuel Cashell,
residing about one mile from Sandy Springs.
lost eight fine miich cows, out of dairy of
ten, causing no Little alarm in the neighbor-
hood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

SA young man named David Leslie shot q
young lady named Martha Kaylor in New
Lebanon, Ohio. Friday, because she refused TO
marry him. While she was sitting in the door
way OF her mothers dwelling sewing, Leslie
hred at her from the upper story OF a hotel op-
posIte, IN which he dwelt She lived only
three or four minutes after receiving the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-10

SA Dacotah chap tn inks ne has found Par
adlse- Hear him: mo income tax: no Internal
revenue; no spies 10 see II you treat a friend on
sunday; no special police no dog tax, no poll
tax, school tax or bounty fund. And, 10 end
with. the Indians and half breeds can't tell
one greenback from another, so all our ones are