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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
Police Intelligence.

CHARGED WITH STEALING GOLD wArcH.
William Powers, thirty years OF aeeand a native
OF Maryland arrested ty officer Sullivan or the
Fourth precinct, the charge Of having olcn gold
watch valued NJ two hundred dollars from Jacob Jacobs
OF lis Chatham street. Powers had cntered the com
plaDants store under prc,cncc OF wishing make some
purchases and white nj the counter caught in tho
act OF stealing the tmep.cce The accused taken
before Justice Downing aud committed to the Tombs for
tral In default OF one thousand dollars bail
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Captain Wilson, Of the Twenty -rzt precinct yesterday
arrested solomon Frank. a butcher on the charge OF
cruelty TO ANIMALS under the law recently passed
by our legislature Frank found with twelve calves
with their legs tied with cords and packed closely In
small cart On reaching the station house one Of the
calves found TO have been suocated The prisoner
was taken before Justice Connolly and fined IS. on the
payment OF which t'fe magistrate discharged him.
lsaac suntheimcr. Francis Kinney and John Roth
were yesterday arrested by the down town police,
charged with violating the law In relation 10 cruelty to
animals by driving through the public streets carts
loaded with live calves thc feet being tied together
with cords Justice Bowling required the prisoners TO
nnd bail IN the Of three hundred dollars each TO
answer the complaints preferred against tbcm
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SAS FeAxrssco, April -, 1893
The producticn Of gold 10 Canforpa IL sow larws anA
more enterprise 10 erhibited IN mining business than has
been FOR long time pfsvioue ~ NJ
JpAa y ssvpbsas ~ Ne liss " tho Gun port&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27

KERR.-On Tuesday, April "a, JOHANNA, tho beloved
wife OF Morgan Kerr after severe illness, the 10Th
year Of her age. |,
The friends and acquantances Of the family re-
specially invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dcncc Of her broiher-nlaw Daniel Regain 80 Cherry
street, this friday afternoon. at two o'clock.
FIR oar D1atLs Sc FIN Prqc.l
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

A prIrrcfAL Es.-ARTfECTAL HUMAN EYES
made 10 order and inserted by Drs. " BAtCH y.
eouGELxANN tfcrmeriy employed By Roi-sonnean, Of
Parisl so broadway ". u
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PARDON rHs xAvos o. xxw oAaRASs
II is undem ID that special pardons have been granted
. he sasss & nuw yssN ~ AAssuAa xAses. q
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A.--A-FfRsT CLASS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
a. China and Glass Ware. imported direct. Just the
place for old housekeepers cheaper than
any other house the city All goods warranted repre-
senicd. EDWARD II. BASSFORD,'
Cooper Institute. corner store.
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DivoRcEs OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY AND
~ actually without fee tn legal divorce Is obtained.
Consultations free.
Mas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
Strength to the Week.
YOUTH TO THE AGED

hi psuparof1oa = uneQualled = . Rejuvenator and
HestOres u vested or inert functions.
The aged shOuld be certain 10 make the BtOkrcna Z
household gOd, inasmuch ~ Il will render them youth
fal In feeling and in strength, and enable them to live
ov.r again The days Of their pristine Joy. II not only
~ blessing, especially 10 those who have been re-
0uced TO . condition Of s~ertlity, self-abusc, mlsfor
time, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause
OF che impotency Of any human organ, this superb
peopagatiOn will remove the effect At once and forever
Bl0krcnc
Cures lmpotcucy, General Debility, Nervous lncapac
~, DySpepstA, Depression, LOes of Appetite, Low
optr1te, Weakness u the organs Of Generation. lmbe
cliys Mental Incidence, EmaciatiOn, Ennui. II has
. most delightful, desirable and novel effect upon tht
Nefvous sysNem ; and all who are In any way pr0etn
I'D By nervous diaabilitice arc earnestly advised e
f6rsoae who. BY imprudcnce, have lost their natura
vlgos, VIII and . speedy and permanent euro In the
BlOkrene.
TIE Feeble, the Languid, the Disparing. the Old
should give this valuable discovery . trial Il will be
band totally different rom all othcr articles for the
10 FKGAiEs.-nis preparation IL invaluable in
nervOus weaknesses Of al kinds, "a II will restore the
ws.eed strength with wonderful pcrmancnce.
Ito also 4 grand tonic, and will give relief IN Dys.
pepsae With the INST dose. A brief persistence In It,
hoolth, and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per bottle. o. six bottles for $6. Sod b,
addiessing HUTChlNGS d AlLLYKR, froprietors
Mel9 dcod4weow - Dey Street, New York.
HARRISON ASTARKS, Agents, Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
DR.. WEIGHTS
euvenatIng eJtxe 2,
(Dr. R:seenco u Life.

Cures General Debility, Weakness, Mysteries In Fe-
uAlee, Palpitntion Of tc Heart and al Nervous Dis
eaess. Il restores new life and vIgor 10 the aged eau
sing The hot blood Of youth 10 course the veins, restor-
ing the Organs ~ Generation removing lmpotcncy and
DsbfHy. restoring Manliness and full vigor, thus pro
vfnga perfect "E1ixer Of Love- removing Stcrility
end Hafrennces In both sexes. To the young. middle
aged, and aged, there b no greater boon than this
"Elixer Of Life" II gives . new lease Of Life, causing
the weak and debllitated 70 have renewed strength and
pleasure. Price, one bottle o. three bottles 3; sent
~ express to any address.
Osr nedicinc: are sold ard recommendc ~ 81 Re.
oo0e dealers Try to decclvs their customers BY sellinG
cheap. WORTHLESS Compounds In order 10 make mNncy
= BOT de~ceived-ask for thcse medicines and taee NJ
us, and We will send them by express, carefully pack
-, nee nom obscr vnti0n. We will be pleased 10 re
Savs letter. with full statements In regard 10 any dis
Sss. ., a, letter. e. 6 ,Sr .sS'siass, Gs%eAssts Or adviec, 7 ,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

Ihers y . wo0an in the pubiie eye whece name
had 81 along been associated, 4 cur mind, With
the "Yankss, - '.Qusek," and "Humbug." But
Il 10 20 no longer, and " dssiee to wrest her
name from al such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatsver notions We may have Of
that woman alone II the Nurse-the good Nurse
the bet Nusse. whether wsshall have Female
Physicians or not, 10 . question which must be
decided BY time and principle. aA1 not - . mat
Ter ter .. s.ss:. -! Pride. prejssior: S.pti e, : y .s Gus.
- really . vast, there will also be supply II
there ST "calling,' there will b . eossieg.
Nature and human society ere always selRsupply.
ing, cad though Art and Fashion may hinder,
sh:y sa1eSsPcsv:ns: -.,. :. .,... -, o.,.
tAami Nor doss she prescribe . regimen for
your wives; but modsstly appears ~ : messen
yea Of health and happiness TO your lHrAHrs in
The craale. IL there anything improper in that
A Nurse Of % Year, experiences can boldly
eay woas is Or IL not good for . babe, sd ought
| happy missi0n. She 10 the most successful phys
ician and most e~fectusl benefactresD our little one
ever enjoyed-her doting parents not excpeted.
just open the door for her, aad ars: win:low
she Nursery. OF this We ere 20 sars. that We
will tesch our Suss" to say IA BLssslxs ON
Mas. Wmstow"-for nelpiug her to survive and
escape gripping. colieking and teething siege
We confirm every word set forth 10 the PnosFDc-
perform. every part ofit-nothing fess. Away
your Cordial" ~.'Faregoric." Drjps.' ''Lauda-
num- and every other Narcotic" by which the
babe il dragged into stupidity, and rendered dull
aud idiotic for life.
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children feething." II we had the
power, We would make her, - she h, . physical
savior to the luiant Rass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

HArs,Ax. An fiyAh - A.
49, Il@ve9nnnf. 1neuN a. ~ 0mnrne1~
1nfl 4. srs5vS1 e1OP.K
~ Goe1n0 Vo6Se1oou1nnA -.
neeciol I'm 49, y 0uomone @ ~ ~
- M.
n OmmGhaD Ubo9n2ns - Uov Yuh.
nsfivod - q u olsk
r.. NJ Iocoon1 ou12dnn ~ 49, p1ooes
~ mililasy peuueso1iooo NJ sceivCav pep.
HruWine. 0ea. bsododk ho0eoWaOSlsAaa
An11kl6h O06Gnndse4o.ChioL SfRr8 -ts@-
kA1nA-0ssnaa o1vioee eoo1lnus VA.
blkes a ~
Count vaa Bianssk ~ No. cuolbssaeo
% the III, With COuns EAf1sSl, AnglsiAn
e0hn11adoe - Doflin.
OsdesS I'D ben tmoo0 70 p1Doo Ukgee q.
visions q Pyuo1na ia1nGsys q ~. SIKH
Army Cospo66do ovun oeAar roGineneDupq 2
, was Seootee.
Il Uas also seo1od NJ oedeeS I'D 49,
gives Pruastsn war veoeso q kaeSoo - Il
prepared foe oCeave service ..1
Ihe vieene ~ feposse ~ ~ ~
Army Corps have received ofooe % nose
themselves ready Tor aoe3Ve Gofvico.
IT. VtoAna D6ools oo1oglo thoe - ~!
eSn Great Poy0sD intond 70 present iooeou
cal papess ct Berlin deprecoeory 9! VA. II
h stated mot only that . Couveottnn az
. formal treaty Of ALLIANCES hos oeen eonosopN'
!. bsewsen Italy and PrusiA
Count VcntBtemask = sntd : hove eootesS
. ed . circular dispatch 70 Prueoaan Amuee
1ad0ts ct Courts OF the 0feos o!secs
Ing them TO ptueese eeaanee the exSseos0mssJ
armaments OF Austria. -,
AFlorence teIsgfsmseysthas conssocIso
: armoDense os0 seceed 70 D - coesse o
PREPARATION IN !!sly; .-J
The editor Of the Paris Gpssse" Nasssse.
. staiee IN nat JouInai snss 1e o1 9INs cTC 49,
who announceo ~ sPpEuecuinB ueps1''
for America.
Advicce from Flymootn ~ osoess n.v
been received tnefe 70 e!peosse - psopN
ton TOR sea OF bal! . doxen vet 49,: =
l. The conclusion 10 drawn tnas ~ eIe p
tended for the 0ul! AND river %. 1sw!encl
The New York, New ana Lon
don Telegraph Company nave contIacte
with the Telegraph Constructor md Aail
= tenance Company OF Lonoon IoE ne man.
: facture and submersion Of two ca0lee snl
summer. one acsnss ne z o. .. ~
le renee, from New Founo!and sn9 : d.
ton. and between Pnnce kdwards 4
e land and New Founaieno, anu SoI sne y
pair OF the present caose, 20 - 70 nav ~
n cables for the prompt transmission OF =
messages between the Atlantic CabIeand %
r. United 6tateA
III The Paris correspondent OF the Lond0
Times writes that Prince Napoleon has le
Paris for Italy, after having several lntel
views with the Emperor. IL 70 wnispe5e
that he 10 entrusted with . mission 70 w
tor Emanuel. which coulo not vel % COZ
s fded to any inferior personage, and has re
he erence TO the state OF affairs between Pru
m sia and Austria.
- The correspondent adds l lind person
i. who up to the present moment hav4 refuse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
Postal Anan

8SOO@o D@ou40
WARRINGTON, April 11.-During The mon
Of March the Postmaster General caused IN
[fousNnfe Post Onlces 10 Be cboped: In Wiz
ginis, 104 ; 1Oin North CarolfDa, - Is Ms
siseippi, Z In Delaware, Q in Arkansas, II
In Texas, T. in south Carolina, 70 il LOuisi.
ana. 81 10 Georgia.
The Department hes also In the nme
tine established 1850 new OMEGA Thirty.
six have been discontinued, and Ne naueo
of IS changed.
Special Agent Parker, who has supervi,.
Ion Of the Virginia mail service. cane "a
yesterday and reports most Avorioly 81 ~
1e6tofston Of The pdseal fhc3lsies h ~
quarter. Contractor AN peff0rminf ~
service regulsely end with fidelity. ~
pooe omco are Wen aotendsbep \. an IL nere
pie ars generally pleased With the mail q.
iange0eata.
Information has been received that An.
gusta, Ga, is again united TO Charleseoe. 81
G., the completion Of TIE track laying ~.
ing heen completed on The oh inss.
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Nsw YonK, April 11.-Washington epe-
cials states Alex. H. Stephens testa6ed before
the reconstruction committee this morning
He expressed the opinion that there 10 Z
general acquiescence among southern people
ID the idea of preparation. but that they
will never agree 10 give equal political rlght'
to negroes.
II 10 said . proclamation OF Amnesty y
to be issued by the President In . few days
The committee OF ways and means have
not yet agreed on the free list Of tn new
reycnue tax bill.
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Private Natter.

N4030O1
70 the unfortunste. Dr.. CLARKE, ~ Clask
street, No. 4 Harmon Block, 10 . ~ of . lev
words. but gives patients Of both ssxsa, rasaps.
asliAsLs and snoaoUen sssAsnnHs. victims Of
indissrstien, qaaeksry Or inesmpetsscy consult
Dr.. Clarke, whose sreaa success depends sSes
regular education and espsrienes. Go 70 mn
1t oess ssd - cured. He does nos wsat ysur
money usiess b. does you COED.
- Send q for . box Of HE celebrated r.
male Pills. Sure cure. These PlIls Snsss yaSn
Sng DssrnsAARy, are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and ~1fregulafi.
ties q Females.
- Sssd two stamps for "Psivats Letters
y Married Ledtea."
- Send Two stamps for "Dsseripioa q
Psasarts PrsventiE."
Send two stamps for :. Private Letter On
Seminal Weoknsss."
Address Dr.. CLARKE, No. Z LAsmon Block,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

81. Lows, Apfil10.
Tobasoo- Unchanged. ealss huge q = 7o0 8 %
eommOn shipping Leaf q e0e q; medium 20 II 960
vi medium manufacturing, " 3S0l7 -; good do
Coston- DECLINING; ~ lor middline.
Whisksy- Steady, At u q.
Fio"r- Droopinx; Se MAJ % for eiwsle extra
oo0@1O % for double extra
Whsat-Qeiet; u = 'os spring: 3 - IN fall.
C0sn-Bstter for white, buS dull Tor other euali
scSss. : - ~ ~'"'
O~ats-Firmer; lo0 -.
k~ye-Hmall s-lse q -.
R~afley-epfing q ooleoe; Canada u n OS.
Hsy-Raled at ellaoo.
Pofk Lower; city inese at ~. &,
beef Cattle Demssd for ehsies e~ont!auss goo1
Sales range from l6tAe.
lAvs ncgs- Inaeuve. Ealss = sk0sxs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

EAsrpoRr, NE, April 1.-THE Fenians
have hired the Town Hall for three days,
to hold meetings. There was an open session
to. night.
There is another large British steamer of
Camp Bello, with . large force OF men
ashore at work.
A number Of Fenians left on . sail vessel
night, secretly.
A large vessel, with the American dag and
private signal has just gone up the river to-
wards 81. Andrews.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The excitement continues. The Fenian
public convention h in session.
British wal steamers are in sight.
NEW YoRK, April 1.-The Commercially
Washington special says:
Sir Frederick Bruce processes 70 have re.
ceived information that leaves no- doubt Of
the intention of the Fenlans to attack some
certain that large numbers Of mel are gath
ering on the frontiers, and the object, It IL
alleged, IL to capture s0me place which
will he instantly entrcnched and dc
tended. In that case il u expected that rein
forcements and aid from the United States
and British Provinces will flow in and en-
able them to accomplish their objects.
Tie situation is deemed sufficiently
alarming 10 call forth . proclamation from
the President against any invasion of the
neutrality laws and 1t will shortly appear.
Serious remonstrances have been received
from the Canadian authorities.
1t is understood that the U. 8. Marshals
in the border towns have received orders to
prevent any invasion:
.Rrom 0on Dfonelseo.
San FRAxcIsco, April 1.-THE Oregon
State Convention nominated for Governor
0eosge L. Woods, Of WAser ; for Congress,
Rufus Mallory, Of Marion. = /.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
representation goes with taxation and ex
pressing q desire that civil and political
rights Be given late n bellious States when
compatibls with the National safety. The
closing portion protests against taxing OF
selling Govera1ncns mineral lands.
---Oe--
Av6oo u Ceusuros H
MADISON, Wis, April 1.-The Wisconsin,
passed resolutions last night. e.
vefely censuring Senator Doo!ittle for voting
against the Civil Rights Bill, in d~isnbedience
Of instructions and declaring it his duty to
resign.
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Davespert uarlss Repers.
Ossscs % I'M DAvmsess DssocaAs, [
April :. lsss. I

OSR3co % m UAv0eb0D1 Dooo0aAS
rsoea--whelssaIs, Der iii. os.lo
Il ssekA o6.0o
.4- IN balk ESQ.
Y sGs:sE5s s:se.
9UckvnsAsH cua--Per cwt. Is. ,
Coax Ns1..-Per bushel. 7Octs.
WasA.-No. ], Old, essS. No ! new. -.
BAslsr.-No. /. so0socss. 10. 3, sss.s.
0Asa. ls@lee IN
PofAfose-SOe. rt-s71
O~aS6RS.s-160e0.
BUSsDa 900
Hats .SO0e12soo. .HT
CoAL-lsc - bAsh. q both. yaeda. F
y! o0D:-e1@7s.
sr.f rOh1saeo aaskees. 81
1tfsassrapA.l taieAse. Apsil IL
Nsoof aad qfnia naskt1D s1hsoeesnAhsr uot> lrm
as wh e d.yi eos 70 sa,sts:l :assr.s.ea e ss.s:s:
no. ! ssstag thaA lGaa10sf 1tatssrGeeese Il ~
s!er .ops.s e z Ak0i ~ sed D. feverits boss
::ssl:s' 49,! ~ . 81 sa is.sl7! . "a ::s': s;''': e: :
i, s's Il Ii i; :sssas i 'sssss =: ssl :. =I !. s.|:a :. { :: :
:ps!Hs, nd from ~ ssa'9 9 5 II ;psins . ,Ts sn:o'''
Corn-Tns market for corn b steady and 6rm
We mote sales Of ffseA receipts Of No. st Aeol4ks
apd rejected q t0x0s1ke eloaine aym . - 10
TIE former End l1ko for the lister.
Oaes-A tribe more setive and . ehnde Arunos
fresh receipts Of No. I sold q se09eke; win. or -
csipts Of same = - 038xc. Nc. : very quiet ans
small salesat 980Ilc for fseeh.
aye-Qaist. and ARMY held 1t ~ fes fresh n
10 oteee.
Basisy-No apvenent in he market end suo:s
ti0n9 nominal.
Timothy Soda II god dsnana and pssees vel
maintained. 49, ra1ss ffea - lo0l b Tor goet
to ebolec eFa1esI
CIov:r $50: fair lrsaosse. s.sss u rood I
Provtetens-The general p~r0visloa market 10 dul
aad heesy NTH f6etAse deeMns q Ne per pount
% lesd. eaiss - neeep 1ek q - ~ Sbl steen
rsadsfsd lsrs y 15xs. md swsst pteklsd Aaas :
1fsishas-LAks lrseAGs vssy qast, ohasts3st
two veesels, one for osts 70 Bufki0 u 61<e and u,
other eon 70 BanAlo q 7xs. They viii k1a imms
Beef Canls-TAe ~ ss,pts u bssf cattle are lilies
q. with an scttve chipping demand, and prices vel
maintained. eales range from lesHe lSx 10
common 70 msdiom; = Se9s o for fair to 70 {
- 1so1 g for prime e 81 ice shipping beeves.
Hogs s:eady = - 49, 3 ~ common y 0pies
sheep Steady.; gso1 shipping ds0aads q p to(
SO for good TO choice grades.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

NRw YonK, April fiat the election In
jersey City, Cleveland, Democrat, VA
chosen Mayor By 70 majority. The Alder
men are equally divided between Republi'
| cans and Democrats.
Hudson City and Hoboken went Demo
cratic.
Bereen elected The whole Union Ticket
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Rest, EA001th. ana Comfort e
M1oehoP and Chl1n.
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tssthing. sotens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allsys oil pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IN all canes. We would say 70 ev-
ery mother vine has . suffering Child: Do NOT
let your prejudice, nor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yss, absolutely sure
to follow the ass Of this medicine IL Timely
used.

Doa't Fan 70 Pr>cvre1 mrs.
w1NSLOw'S SOOTHING Syrup. for Chad
rem Testhing. II has bsen used sse - 1sass
NTH nsvsr-failing safety and spsssss ~ mtNions
Of motbsrs for their children. II corrects acidi-
y Of tAs stomeeh relieves wind cello, regulates
the bowels. and gives rest, health, aad comfort
v nssesr and child. Office, No. - Dsy street,
New Ysek ats
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NJ nos Lee yeur pretAalee ssanA
between your suffering child snd the relief thas
win be absolutely sure 70 follow the use Of MRS.
wINSLOw's S00rHrSGsYRuP. II ~correcta
seidity cfthe stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu-
lstss the bowels, sodtens the sains. s1vssrsst 70
the mother and health 70 che eAill. Oaco. e
D'y s'Fsst Hsw rsrts 1IIcaar2
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New Vera MarEes.

Nuw YoaG, April II.
Corr69.-Dull, $50 SOC.
rLouh-60l9c better. Closed I'm, o7,1on7.sl
81. State.
WnaAs.-Closed ssIet aad Aen. 01.eso1.7j
new amber.
nYR-66 Western.
Coan.-No rsceipt4 nafkst dull. IL hsavy
7lUS7 unaound, 7e17sOund. I
0Ass-l@2c lower, le0ls ssw, seen ~
Western.
PosG.-Heavy and irregular, ~ ako3sst
g5k new, closing e36.s - regulaf, and Us old
lAao.-Heavy, l0@l08.
WsisrsE.-6sssiy, 3.ss3{oAn Htats -
Psfsossss.-Dsll. rs Crude, looll rs1sed.
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LZTE. ME~
''.JS&
o.r.~s6s .siss -! Hees (eas i
nSsSS1n 06IGe4sbseso9A al
n 0lS1s this noenlngn. { - e1,s.szs.,g
-. n s,.csstfstine Z 1beue ner ~ New
ny.sSick fivo1iss. TIKI = e1ngly = vio.
~. ~ - sossa1liAy Aws g ~ Usiesd
49, e. g: . Mss.. =. %ssssssls''s =: =
~ s%.y,cs,e ~ - Ansgbcas government
sScsid "a huSfisdly. + . ees Oovesnnsnl
No. must = allowed IT till, Cd h b no(
sSr any eovssnnsa. 70 espossa n:asss,
vhich connande pselie synp.thy. withosl
elser moot that Nv = b6ln6 beoken. Bu|
asrcSine armed troops towards ~ ffontieI
2 a ct Of VA, which the American gov
efnmene must enppee0 II they intend . Il
Sheif dnty towards their nslshbosA
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) Els4osq y1c;-

+- -~@ss - -
The following d IN extract iron . lstter wit.
~ ~ tAs Rev. J. 9. Hslme, pastor efths Pierre
post stfsst Baptist Church. Broutlys, N. r., y
the Jesrssl $50 Htssenssr. Cincinnati, o., anS
speaks selunss n favor q The wneldrenownsd
nsdisaAA ms. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
syrup rU1 CHILDREN 11gTHlNa -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
CWEROKEE PILLS,
n. Re~nae Re~eal~ane.

Care Suppressed, Excessive and rsin
full Mss:t!s.licn, 2ses2 sieknsss, Ne
v0aa and Spinal A06eq41e, Pains In ~
Beck,0lck HeedecAe, CO iness ard oil
diseases Inst spring ifoa ifrexnlsify.
By removing The cause and Al elects
t6at arise ffum II. They sse perfectly
sale In al cases,except When forbidden
BY dirsctions. and essy to sdmtnieter,
- they oFe nicely suecf cuated. They
] ahould B. in hands II every Maiden,
j Wit and Mother N the land. LAdies
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2 their complaints In full. - we treat aI
ysnAIs complaints.. and prepare ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

TvHB vE0EfADLG PULMONARY DALSAN
j il the most highly approved medicine ever
discovered. Il he's Stood ths ben Of ~ tssta,
Time, having had On unprecedented eale 81
nearly forty years. II 10 recommended BY our
best phyeiciaue, our most eminent ~citisens, the
Press. the Trade, in test BY all who know it,
For cslti6cates, which can Be given 70 almQst
any extent, zee wrappers 70 eaoA bet4Se. TIE
Proprietors will chseffally refund the money II
mt entirely satisfactory. Price 50 cents end d:
ths laegs bottles much the chsaessA b ere.
full 10 eet the genuine, which ID prepared only
By REEb, CUTLER ! co, Wholesale Drug
eistA l,6sos. Seld h Davenport d dseleSt
IeneralIy. lenSl. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

La CRosSE. WIS.,, April 1.-THE steamer
Northern Light was sunk by ice this morn.
ing on the Mississippi river, Il miles below
here. No lives Lost. III"