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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-22
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FINE STOCK FARM ON BLUFF FOR
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CoNTAINING eighty acres, thirty under cult
I walton, three hundred apple and pear trees
bearing frnit, house and well, and other neces-
sary Improvements, 3 miles from Rock Island
For further particulars enquire of Henry schroe-
der on the farm, or o. J. DIMICK,
Real Estate Agent, Rock Island.
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Odd Fellows,

Rock ISLAND LODGE No. Is, l. o. o. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows' Hall,
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REsrAuRANr.-Phil Helm is now prepared to
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Fresh Oysters cooked in any style and IN the best
manner; Beef Steak, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlet,
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A.Househoid Necessity Exists tor the Use of
... DURNG'S CATARRH SNUFF.

Which, the first stages of cold, acts like magic
Headache, hoarseness, Diptheria, and Bronchitis
Sore Eyes, Deafness, Bad Taste and Smell, being
the result of catarrh. This snuff removes and
prevents all these, and insuGes u healthy head
Its effects pleasant and safe, even Tor infants
who suffer from Snufies.
1t has the highest prote'sonal testmonals.-
Sold by all Druggists or sent by mail to all parts
of the Z. s., tor 80 cents Tor one box, or 81 for
tour boxes. Address,
JAS. DURNO, p. o. Box 1885, New York.
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and Beautifying the Hair.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

ssmmittal upon ths subjscs Of which il takes
jnsisdiljos, I'D uVeo tAso you may Dfsfsh
= loud 4ou ponse Bot sdmit ut
10 xo66 Of bat p6blic sscitsmsnt-an -
poseant ele6oeo ore civil was-meu lisoen
lhpaeiently = the toachines faith end -
pentanse. A sermon which tells then odo
justice, love mercy and walk humbly b f'se
God IL net an eatettommeat - which tt<v
willingly Invite theosslvss. At such time
clergyman cen vastly increase his personal
eooeequenes, shd win geldsn opIhons from
bic audience, BY pampering their PASSIONS
vssh . highly seasoned discourse m pcli-
tics. Tne tsmptstion 70 gratiy them often
becomes too 6tfong for the virtue Of the
preac ef. I fear that you yourself are yield
iAg u Il. A. . mere 10y man I bavs no
right 70 advise Doctor Of Divinity, but J
hope am not over presumptuous when
warn yeu sgaiss>t this spesioua allurement
Of Satan. All thoughts a putting the Cos.
pei aside because it DOS not .u.t the de-
PRAYED tastes OF the day, anu making poiiti-
col hsrsngue> 10 win oPalarity IN bad
world, should be sterhly ,rampled down a.
the suggestions of that evil one, who ives n
liar ard murderer from the beginning
Faithfully yours. &C.,
J. 8. BLAcE.+
Vn.y Y,,,v orsh 1acc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
YoAk, July 25.h. 1866.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
UNION MEETINGS.

Conser,aii Union u,",ing- will be- hold AZ
the following times and places, md will he ace
dressed BY The sIoslers vhofc "rn,s ioii.w
the respective appointments
The meetings wiil.conuenee At halt pat sew
on o'clock y. N.
Notices of additional meeting will.hsresft,r
be gwen.
Anxx's Gnovs. 81 the School Hou-- in the
Grovc.-Fridsy. Sept. sssh.
VIM 7 Ditsoc and r. H. Cook.
FuLsox -ssturdny, sept 20.
John :. Crawford and VIM. 7 Di,toe.
Vans, Cr,s-I onday October LIST.
r. n. Cook and VIM. r. Dtoe.
i.os. Gsovs ScnooI noua-- Tsesdsy. Oct I'd.
l.. Sbviele and VIM. !. Miioe.
~ q Ans-wednesday, Oct.lsr I'D.
VIM. I. Dittoe and T.. l.. Cook.
lIy Order of the Committee
W -. Cones. Chairmin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

For ssessaasy of0este.s
COLONEL 3. y. vANA1OA, q Delaware.
For Treasurer ef0sste.
GEN. GEORGE A. STONE. Of Henry.
For Auditor ofStase,
CAPT. ROBERT ". CROSS, Of Polk.
For Attorney General,
CAPT. WEBSTER BALLiNGER. ofLee.
For Register of State Land Ofice,
LINE r. ncKINXlE, u chstoa.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
CAPT ALBERT sTOpDARD, Of T.ma
For Clerk n Supreme Conrt,
For Congrem-- Second District,
JCHv =. COON, ofScott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
advertisement.

LADIES, READ THIS. Hopper's fe
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Medicine will cure oil Female complaints,
such ~ excessive, painful or suppressed
Men>truation, 1.ucorrhoea, or Whites, falling
Of the Womb, and nl' Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods Il will also bring on the
Menses when checked by Colds, and ali un
natural causes.
Females suffering under any Of the diff
cutles above enumerated should not fail
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Its the mos pleasant aud i, fal,ble rein
edy ever invented for the cure Of Female
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Price g. so per bottle.
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Mo- Sold Mt their branch Family Medicine
store. No. .? Madison stree, Chicago, IL.
Gxlp. ry's Salt Rtrum and letter Oint
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the Sores. and thus speedy and pcrma-
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~ The lod,re aud Sarsaparilla, 81 50
per bottle.
Price Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment, 20 cts. per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr. +. EASTERLY
4 Co., No. 20, North Fifth street. St. l. uis,
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ison st., Chicago, 1lls.
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DR.. Easterley's Fever and Aeue Killer
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Dumb Aeus. Intermittent and Rsmittent
Fevers, and every form Of Fever incident to
the West.
eN- Price of Aguc Killer 81 50 per bot
tie. Pills 80 cents per box ~ pills in .
box.
Prepared aud sold BY DR.. Easterley &
Co.. st Louis, Mo. Sold at their branch
Family Medicine store, Chicago III.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
OF 1Htt
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Made at waLrhAvW, Mass.


A N ERICAN WATCHES.
Made at WalrhAAa, Mass.
In consequencc OF the recs, great improvements
in our facilii es for msnufacarnr we hsvc reduced
our pri es to as Iowa point + hey can be placed
With GoidInt osar.
40 that ore q hes tateto buy watch now ftos.
tn, xp-cb an that i " ! y cheaper At some uture
time Tho Get Of ten years I'D the m .uuf>ct aud
sale "
More than goa. 90 Watches.
have gives our productions he every highest rank
among tin keeper. c, M i.g with the deter
minati Il make onl, ,ho,u excellent watch.
es. on hu-n h = It a II increased az the public
became acquaii ted with theivalLc. unit Tor months
toee hcr, We have been / supply tn, demand.
We hsvc rcpeate y enlarge our ia tor. b, ildings
until thy W cover vert &c acres of ground, aud
give ~ commodatioi. 10 me than ,i.ht hundred
workrb n.
We are fully justified in a. ne that We now make
MORE THAN ONE-HAIt0F ALL THE WATCH
Es SOLD IN TiIErNlTi1 s ATES. Tnediff,rcnt
grades ar distinguished y the following trade
marks on The plate
Hhs'i euh w III MO-, WI IMAM, MAse
2. Appleton Tracy 4 : waltham. Mass.
,. :" 5. Bart eu.' Walden, Mass.
4. "Wm Ellery."
5. OF LADIES WATuI II first quality Is named
appleton T acy &Co.," Watham. Mase.
&. Our next quality OF ladies' Watch is namrd
T. s. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass. These
t,'c 60 are furnished in q great variety Of
Sees a..d styles OF aecs.
The American Watch C.upany OF Wsltham, Mass.,
authore to state that vii hont distinction Of trade
marks or price,
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE
FULLY WARRANTED
to be IT, best time keeper Of their class ever made
In this or asy other countr. Buyers should remem
her thai unlike the guarantee Of foreign maker who
can ma cr be reached, this guarantee ID g,od n al
tImes arsnst the Compan or their agente, and that
II, after the most thorouyf trial. any watch should
prove Elective in any particular, 1t msy he always
exchanrrd for another As the American Watches
Made At Wal ham. are fos sale by dealers generally
thronghon, the country do not solicit orders fur
single watches.
CACTloN.-The pubic are cautioned to buy only
OF respectable dealers. Al persons selling counter
fets will he prosecuted
ROBBINS b APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR THE ANFRIc AN WATCH COMPNY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

N1arrsd e aod Celibacy. an &c.
Of Warning Instruction for Youns u.r
DID, nd M: which prossra,e me vitsi poCr,o
sealed iette1 veIopes. Addrssss me- e. q Ss.g. =
nOuGnTON Howard Associatics, f1,is6.s,.sss
Pa. IT. S..,s1x~ 0s.eniss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

Tsr.r ID no bag more certain to proven, sem.,. :,
reeuiari'ies , Dr. velpss's Female Pills. Tho,
win in all caa suses return OF monthly .,csn...
without wA,cl i" unmarried lady can enjoy pers.rs
health. Sos8bx III Dsasgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
Royal svsns a1sssesy - CuHa.
Coadskd ~ tie SpSsisA Rcr~.-.

Priss cases and information nn,,,,.h.s - =. =
ct rates pad u Do.6loo0s, aad 81 FL ~ ~
end ''vsf for III f f;SefiifSet:, IS s,e:::i::
nsxidiy ~, =. eanksss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
GOLD ANO 0aa.vER nj
l.. WATCH r.. al.

Nets SILVER WARE. DIAMOND SETS AND
hinss, English silver Cruet stand-. Halter Cool-
chimes Vest Chnnr, Bracelets LDckria. t;ulI Pen
els. ests 0GJswclry, etc etc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

are elgssisx Re attention Of astronomer. bss N.
worl o. Bcaus. ant Fashion h leps Interested !.
human isco,e e than in shc great question: 81
rovnlsg che Ba~.a.
that have been trned ~ 90 Or ssekne,, =. -
ricas black crky~n hue. Nsb dy NOW 4 A..
4 IL NATlC.
-. - nat the duNs ay,ss,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
sPEClAG. NOTalEn

Gernen.sns 60 svvs1e.o0~e7
euepeao n tie oese eV1aeSnEcr
th6 esoodress - Drunap6h..
ep1lis.-5Aey aAauld b. in evsvy SAmi,v re,s,'
sor use on IN. ar.t sympsoms Of disease occurrr.
This method viii oftcn save Ne, Rensaher. ~
Cholera must be treated q 4 Poi,sn.
and your -as., demands IL .hould Ne sos rid Of vim.
oct Delay. Cold-. rheursatn. $50 ma p,eur,s,
diarrh@a oo,ie., INTACT III sicksess 10 a. eon..
quencc Of setive 'ns rides in the blood. TAs..As
inr removs6 me he1Sh is rees0fed II s. :
Obec We nv nsme in the Iovernslent stan, 4.
White letters. Sol y Druygirts. !, BIZ ,NDRRr,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29
CNRlslAOOnO'S MAR nve

which noriso- .hs dbrcs rs well u. chance. ,,,.,.
he. Nananb led By ,. cARlsTADoR,, . A.. 49,
H.ase. Nsv <. Sold BY Druygi-,s Anr,,.S :.
all uais DresGDr. seniIt,m "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

eoe Royaras De-, New Oraeons.
Ceesignc,snts Of Flsse, fsgk and 9+ain solisi-
esS. Osdsss pssa ,tly hlDsA. ~
T. u. Runyan; J. B. . Lem,rie: Jehn T. Nc
Cune. 81 Leuie. Hoerell. 0syls . Co. Co.,
.srse kennett; 3. q. Keep; J. " Bsflrides
Z c. Nsv Oels - q ,. Alsaander . c.;
New Y~et q Gcc49 re
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29


aud kindness for this you have the clear
warrant Of the Apostolic exa~pls and pre-
seps. In dealing with such . person YOU
may 20 rs much further a. your owu con,
scicni'ous Interpretation Of the Bible will
carry you. II you are surc that the divine
law dos, under all circumstance.
make the mere existence Of such q relation
s'nsul on the par: Of the master, you should
induce him to dissolvs it Nv TIE immediote
EN- ncipstion Of his slsves Sor thet ia trnah
20 you which you believe 70 DO true. IN,
where is the authority for preaching hatred
Of those Who understand the scripture differ
entity! What privilege can you show f.,
exciting sersile fnsurrcctioni Who gave
you tho risht TO say that John Brown was
better than any other thief or rnu. dcrc,
merely because his cr,mes were committed
against pro>slavesv men :
| think tho minister, In his pupit ,,ia>
courses, Is forbidden to touch at al uuou
that class OF subjects which arc purely po.
litical; such for instance az the bankips
law, tariff. railroad charters, state rights
the naturalization laws And negro suffrage.
These are questions Of mere political expe
dicncy; religion tAkcs no cosaixance o,
them they coins within the sole iu,i.dic
iion q ths ssstessncn ana the church hes
no rnoes right 10 take sides upsn them. thar
the eivi. eovernu,snt has to uss its lce,sla
tive, Snaicial or x eutivs power fos the pur-
pose Of enforcing principles wholly re-
ligious.
In short, If l an not entirely mistaken.
Christian minister has no authority n
preach upon sny subjccts. except those n
which d;viae rggllalian ~ nivsn hin ~
infallible rule 9 M aad psasGics; end
even upon them, be must speak always 70,
the ed'Ccation Of bis swn hnrrss. s.richt;v
dividing the word Of truth" 90 q 10 Ie.d
then in the way Of I'll righteousness. When
- ~ ~ tAan tAis & aoss hevoua ~
eonmissioa. be beconcs seurvy polilic;sn
aud bic in4.sace i altogether pernicious.
To 80 u the clerical o0ce for the mr.
pose cf prOpagating political doctrines usder
any circu0s,svcUa, Or with sny excuse. = Il
my judgment not only without su, horisv.
but it 10 the highest crime that can he con-.
United against the Gesss~ment Of 0ud -
nan. PsehapsI ought nss 70 naks th,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

No. SO Front Street, PHILADELPHIA.
consignments solicited advances made when ~
Quired.
Refer 10 ]. W. Tosrey. Esq Cashier Com Exchange
National Rank, PHILADELPHIA; Z. g. Hall, 8e0 CASH
Ter Seventh National Bank Furbush 4 Gage. iPhils
delphia. jan29-dAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-29

preaching which ushered in and supporte
tho yelgn Of the Know Nothiues. Rloo
Tubs and Plug Uelies; when Nsria lloa
was Saint end J Barker vs. MAYOR q
Pi,tsburg ; when pulpits rssound d ever
Sunday With the most injurious falsehood
against Cathol,cs; when the public min
vas debauched BY the incubation Of hypoc
rsy aud dsceptiun when ministers me
Their political allies in sworn secrssv to . Ia
against the right sr their fsiIew. cis,xens.-
You coanot iosost chat saae q thistle,
mardsr, church burning, lawless violenc
oil over the land, and the ssbiueaticn 3
scveTa! great States to the political rule Of
party destitute alike Il principle and CANA
ity.
could easily prove that those cleric,
politicians, Who have tied their churches |
the tail Of the abolition patty, are Grimm.
on grander scale than any Of their pfefle
cessors. But | forbear, partly because
have no time, and partly because i, NAV &,
aught know, DC sore subject with vor.-
l Guild not excite your wrath. but rathe
provoke you to good works."
Apart from the general subject, there ar
two or three special ideas expressed in you
letter from which venture 10 dissent.
You think that, though . n.iais,er "a,
speak from the pulpit on politics. Ne a., i,
not to indicate what party he beleoes 10 :
II strikes me. that if he has neStv An,
wants to give it ecclesiastical aid or coml,r,
he should boldly avow hioselfto be WHAT Il
y. 20 that al men may know him. SINGER
y q The 6rst Of virtues. 1t 10 bad to he
wolf, but wolf In sleeps clothing i iu6u
itely worse. ''''''
You represent IT, church = n uSisn;.h
Cd structure, end the 6&nee q q - ldire
! think the church came perfsc, from III
haed Of IL diviss Aschiaset-built unon
rock. established, 6nissed, compless-sn
evssy one Whs comes int Il bv lie -
dese wsn dad . naaeioA rsspofed far ~
y needs no scs1old. It, Founder rsf,se
Oh connection With human eevsenuen1o +.
scauosding OF any other purpoee.
You say (in subseancsj that. withou
eomstimes taking political s1hjecss, . mini.
ter % IN danger Of falling into . vague. ia
definite and non~eoumi,sal style" whic
.lls do 10 good and bring him no rsspec,
The gespsl 10 not vagus, iodcflnite q nec
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-13

west have dwindled into few hundred
stragglers. He recommends the In
dians be removed to some reservation
where thev can be humanely provided
Tor adding that such a process of ex-
termination of both Indians and white
men has never before been permitted
to SO on under the eyes of a christian
people
Halleck, who commands the Divis-
ion of the Pacific, gives it as his opin-
lon that Indian hostilities will not cease
until these "red men" are all killed or
captured.
The District of Southern California
was discontinued last March. The post
at San Diego has been broken up, and
that at Drum Barracks and Whining
ton Depot is to be reduced to a regl-
mental quartermaster and a squad of
| fifteen men.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-13

Thomas d. Eliot, of Massachusetts,
Sam. Shallabarger, of Ohio, and
Thomas, the illegal member from Ten
nessee, compose the House committee
Of Congress to investigate the circum-
stances connected with the New Or
leans riot of July last They are to
start South sometime this week. We
hope they will be facilitated in their
mission by the civil authorities. Let
the investigation be fair and impartial,
and the responsibility Of the unfortu-
nate affair be saddled on the proper
shoulders. Radical lies about the
New Orleans riots have greatly in
censed the Northern mind against US
during the past six months. Let the
investigation be judicial, and the ac-
ton of the citizens will certainly be
indicated
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-13

The bill of Ward of New York pro
Vides for the appointment of Provis-
ional Governors in the Southern
States by the Chief Justice Of the SUI
preme Court, forever DISTINGUISHES and
disqualifies from holding office those
engaged in rebellion and previously
sworn to support the Constitution OF
the United States, guerrillas and muir
derers, editors of newspapers in SYM
pathy with the Southern movement,
and other classes. There is little
likelihood of its success, a telegram
tells us We are prepared, however,
for the success of any measure pre-
scented by the radical majority of Con
gress.