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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

Mr.. 0eerAee On ogeas~raebOm.
The New York Times publ shes this
morning . very able and Interesting letter
from Henry Ward Becches, on the great
political question Of the day.--the rcetora.
lion Of the Union--of which letter it says
7. cannot ra,l 20 rmand tho attention e.
. cially oi ,h"sc who have hes',a'ei TO
rtp. me admission az rsrs sen'a'lves fram
lu't a Stoves. tlr.s a'uro
44t aN.D sef4rl. sHoaa
fee iila. s.lc Welfare ii'.
voa 81 Doubt, ts5usaaas sna hu afds #
'ier sends thfsngh4ni Tie North are under
1e influence ui t,ia Apprehension, etd
r.n otre.! 'be '.tterhni 'aters'
led on against &c p,Iicy q f'-
flf let fhsrlf~ ~. pss ~ ana
..e give j, lfs9i IS en@ ins-c
r..of i4.i - hc .myf. -td y
t'- tire --,f. ? t.-ssls-t,n o. the slDifes Is
..-s et.s = 49, ascsl on ~hat ~esols t.
,-.f =. q, principles 81 political PM
t,.cuhv W. ie-qr IA i'e early r.s,orauon
( Il those States to tire Union IS essential,
not only TO peace and political harmony,
sut 20 social progress aud to every form Of
personal. educational mi religious culture.
| II. believes that the new and more advanced
ideas TO which the experience Of the last live
oars have given bir.h, are quite sufficient
| 70 ovsrrsae and avert the dangers tnst are
feared fr>m the renewed participation Of the
south in the government, and insists that
the best welfare Of the freedmen demands
,hst they should no longer be regarded rs
dissinct class, TO be governed and Prov ed
for by thenselse but that they should be
me, ged in the genera society Of which they
are now a component part.
Mr.. Becche. has . claim to candid and
i-passionste hearing from those who have
concurre in his general views Of social
nrogress. however widely they may differ
from him on this particular question They
know his earn. 'incss, his Observation-Disclosures,
and his sinccrit', and they are in duty
bound 10 weigh candidly and carefully tn
reasons he assigns for the faith he holds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

Dr.. Bakers specific wiIl cure gonssrhoa,
glset atficture, seminA. weakness, Or epef-
snstosrh0e, chordee. disease Ct the kidneys
and bladder, and al diseases Of the 6e7eoa
caused BY c0ntagion or weakness Of either
sex. male ~ femAle.
This inislihls remedy 10 nov offered to
the afflicted and warranted to cure all dis
eases Of the genital organs in Z few days,
sni is the safe aud infsllble cure for sper-
matcrthoa. generally termed seminal weak
ness, caused ty seli-abuse or excessitc in
diligence. which 10 now so f,arfuiiy preva-
lent in all parts Of the country.
Ii is great healing, purifying and selc
curing remedy, Which requires no medical
aid or advice, ss PLAIN d rections for use
accompany the medicine. The demand for
this soecihc IL wonderful, and it Is every
day increasing. Orders are daily received
for II from nearly every CITY and town in
the United States. to be forwarded ~ es-
press. %.
n. BIN cases Of genosrt 90, elect and
structure, DR.. Bakers Injection is rscom>
nended to be used in conjunction with the
Specific. = il materially aida in subduing
the infiammatiod, and stopping the discharge.
Both are recommended t. be used In these
0o0peA0A
A treatise on sexual diseases, called the
"Self instructor" accompanies each bottle
Of the Specific
Prics-Dr. Bakers Specific, 42.5O Per
bottle.
Pries-Dr. Bakers Injection e1.0O ~
bottle. ,f ~
Price-Mals Injecting Syringe, 80 ees,s;
female injecting syringe, SO cts.
.f, 1e..,- sediss A. sarsassgill., $3.50
Sent ~ expires. % n psrss 4 IL, ....>
try on recsipt Of the moaey. and twenty I've
eeats additional 70 pay fof boxing and ahip.
ping.
Prspsted and ed b; nr. r. E.s~esly .
CoAs Ne. 70 NestA TuaA s,,.t, St. a. ou;s.
no.. and at thair Lrss Ga store, No. %
Madison street. Chicago. L..
Alien I Young. WAC g ale psRsrs, Du-
DuQue, IOWA d6v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
4 few Words Of Common Sense.

~ Few Words OF Common Semses
How..fe~ there are who are not subject 10 nme NJ
fcctioa of tho lunss or respiratory organs Who, ~
nseetins premonitory symptoms ssgraya;e tie COM
plsin' unti disease strikes its shafts, causn, mex
pfe-sibe torture OF the patient and anxiety and dis
isess 10 friends 'Only cold +" "A slisf sore
thront." Is Tie Needless remark Of many wen 20
Gfe red. Yes "only eoid.' was the 'houtl;lcss
cvYrcss'on OF thousands whom death has marked fos
his prey.
Forewarned- Forcarned should be the mo'tofor-
IA tne minds % all subject to Coughs. Colds. "a
.Arrh ~ Influenza Word OF advice should be he'd
eli by all sufferers of Asthma, Bronchitis. consunp-
ton. Relief Is within their reach, and. II neg ects
fatal consequences ersus-a life Of misery-a day,
hourly struggle for existesce. 4 ooutess il whtu1
there can be bat one vic,or-Death!
Does not appa. the strongest mind to think q tha
result caused by neglect. Then Why delay What
excuse can he offered. when timely warning b SQUAD
ed in yous earss When the danger b pointed out
why not svoid ~ MAsspn's PsrTusAi BAln be-
been used with succcss in nearly million Of casse
and 10 endorsed by the medical Faculty saths mos
prompt aud efhcacoue remedy that scientinresearcl
has discovered TO relieve and cure all Colds
Coughs. Influenza. and Consumption, U the sass
not beyond all hope. Even when the suherc, 10 b
the last stages. he will find relief by using this prep
aration One bottle will convince the most incfelu
Ions. that the merits Of this preparation are by y
meaDs exaggerated in factfall far short Of the q
logies bestowed upon II by Thousands who have bee
cured by lie timely use. A guarantee accompanis
each BOTTLE and dealers are instructed in every h
stance TO refund the money, when this prepasatis
fail. 10 relieve.
Prepared by r. W. Marsdcn. Ss7 broadway. Ne
York, and for sale by all Drnggists. Price. 81 p,
bottle. Bt'RNHAMS VAN ScHAACK, AN
FULLER. FINCH 4 FULLER, Agents. Chicago.
| aug-@.3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

The strictcst observance Of constitutional
forms is our only safety. There i, nothing
which the people II all parties should ~
pertinaci"usly insist on. nothing which oil
lovers Of liberty should 40 jealousy demand.
II those OF one sill tolerate, for their own
purposes, violation Of the constitu,ion and
the laws, they W.. have TO see them vio.
lated in the interests " their opponents
We Shall presently come to the sad pass
where, As in Mexico, the party in power sill
claim the right 70 do what II plesses regard
less Of constitution and laws and where
our liberties will fall prize to the first am
bilious and INSCRIPTIONS eadsr who chooses
to snatch them aud to offer . wea- led natioa
peace and order in exchange Tor freedom
.Ns,o York Eivaing Post.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

The Cleveland Herald Of late date an.
oeunese that Mr.. q. Z. Hiusdale, after q.
psfinsus ne many ysass, has discovered ahs
proosss u making Russia sheet iron. which
bee - long brsn kept secret ID Rassia. TIE
Attel6 says esopeny, sntitle1 ~ ''AdBss.
ieas Sheet aad Dosler Plate Osmpaay," 10
- b organizej in that city for the purpsss
II manufacturing the ''Hinsdale iren."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
NATIONAL.
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
[LlMITED.l
STEAM WEEKLY 10 AND FROM
QnOenStoWn and LlverDool

: =: =; =: A s: 4:
n Naioaal Linz ecapeises ~ lblIosine lsst-
So SseNssa9iss iroa SseansaiTs. with vsess.
1SqtAKp c.. o.Asa * ~ -; sCoElAnD.
pIIS&n AR &C ca: I.s.,sc, All sses Tas
Lsn, 3,s5S tom LOUISIANA. oar. Tveseos.
49, 49,; FRANCA - 0B0l1ANY 6aildine.
ee1ia9 eveu saturday .ffUn New York: every
yeenoeeey 6S0 uvupoea - Qussaso0wn (Cssk
n Hsuad olsan Nsvsgstsos Csnvs,y. u riv-
(pcsa, 49, despetc1ag. ~ m0nih, - New
Ytfk, u folDoviae Se0uskiA:
Pennsy1vania, Capt Lewis; Saturday, Aept.e.
Virginia, CAps. PDsvee: Saturday Sept. Is.
Louisiana. Capt Thomson; Saturday. Sept. =.
nslvstia. Capt. Ogilvic Saturday, Sept. -.
Sase o,ga1s1Ds, payable IN currency.
Cabin 11Uo, Seeeraee, go
AZ Antwerp. Csetn. 4il5; eseerags. IS.
40 Hamb0Sg, Cabin 11l5: Seeefaee. A37.
70 0remen, Cabin, $isa. Cteeraee, as
To Mavre, Cabin. sli6: Steerag0, 81.
To Parie, Cabin, 4iSO Steefage, 81.
Britain, and Ireland. q tho DDweet rate
Stceragc passage tckcts to bring parties from Iiv.
erpoo OF Qneenssown. Cork Harborl for IS in
&c. DUNCAN, Davenport, lows.
Agent for the National Steam Navigation Compa-
y ~ and 9 nsoadway. New York. augIs.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

"Wiat is the difference 'twixt watch and
. fedlcr bed, SAM" "Dunno-sin it up"
because de tickin' ob dc watch il on de
ins'de, and de tickin OBJ de fodder bed is de
outside"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

= eAmbler named George TrnsssR was
~ IN . snaeen n Chicag0 - ksspee q
. heoee q proeei1naisa, oamsl Nellie Tsus-
y, - TUesday evening, The nauriersss
MAS brought % degradation By sedu :.iou Of
Tfneeel several years ego.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

Csc. SrxAR hes been neti6ed BY the orr
der Of the Attorney Gsoeral Of Tie United
esnsse shas ~ further lsoal prOesedineu
againet himeelf end brother fsnians voald
csase. United 8 ates district attorneys hsv-
Ing 6esn instructed to enter aos1e prosegssi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

II 10 . great mistake in female education
to keep young lady's time and attention
devoted TO only the fashionable literature Of
the day. II you would qualify her for con
vcrsatiOn, you must give her somcthing to
talk about-give her education with this
acutual world and its transpir,ng events
Urge her to read tho newspapers. and be
come familiar with the present character
and familiar improvement Of our race
History Il Of scme importance but the
past world 10 dead. and we have nothing to
do With i. Our thoughts and our conesrns
should DO FOE the present worl1; 70 know
shat il j.. and improve The condition Of il.
Lot her have IN intelligent opinion, and he
sble to sustain an intell,gent conversation
concerning the mental, moral, political and
religious improvement; IT our timea Let
the sildsd annals aud poems on tie CEN
'er-tahle b. kept . para II tAs tine CIV.
escd with the weakly and daily toarnals -
Let the whole family, men, women and chill.
dren, lead the newspapers Cooley.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

ATLANTIC cable dispa,chcs indicate a RI
nswal OF ho-sili,es between Saxony Al.
Prussia. II war should break out Austri, is
bound by the terms Of her treaty with prus
~ not TO interfere. Austria is charged
with breach Of tho Bavarian treaty in
making separate treaty With Prussia. The
bill indemnifying the Prussian govetnmen,
Tor expenditures has been passed BY the
deputies. The returns Of the Atlantic q.
bic company show receipts at the rate Of
100000 per annum. Darmstsds has been
brought to terms, and will pay Prussia
thrss millions Of Aorias and ceds portion
ot her territory.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

81 Warning and instruction for Young Men. Also.
Diseases and Abuees which PROSTATE the vital powers.
with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of charge In
sealed letter envelopes. Address. DR.. !. SklLLIN
tiOU0HTON, Howard Associations, Philadelphia.
Pa suylHdAW3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

From the Oswego N. Y. Timsa]

tTVVs" snc OoWc8V ~. L. Auooa
A telegram from Toronto. dated August
25th, states the Huron and Ontario Ship Ca
nal Company arc making progress. H'n
Donald Mcdonald and Adam Crooke, Esq,
have joined the direction. Hon. VIM. Cay
ley accepts the poaition Of Secretary. Il is
ss,d that the work will soon be put under
contract.
This 10 important il reliable. The Huron
and Ontario Canal completed will shorter
the navigation between Chicago and Oswe>
90 about I've hundrc miles. and will make
It tran >portation route shich will defy oil
competition.
But it is ssupendous work, though pro-
noupcsd by he best engineers, practicable
II only requires money, about forty millions
il the estimate, We think, and With the
money the work car tsslone
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
yhc Altered 'rcnc Of asussssc Sc,.
firsCur.

Deny il - they 81 %, tie RAdicA'~ va $.
wei 81 once AMI ei'h gaol ctscc aonii
a.use ihe ith Il August, 500, az. ~
revolution hrs been cffcc Cd IL pubic serii
mcnt, ana liis rr,at work has a ". OIL!
ns gun It IS sweeping over sc "a Iie GO u.
- with irresistible t'roc. and m'.f' p
true ia lnmpaal career until 'Ae lnt
,ise Il IA ioal alsunionism is sweep 'H
az thing Of the past, remembered o. ~ "a
abho,red The tour cs the President b,
awakened the conservative men Of The
North TO knowledge Of their real strength
and this ascertained, they so into the con
test with freshly inspired courage and with
entire confidence ~ 20 the final result.
II p, oof Of this wondc full change be want
ing. il would 10 found in The open and can
did avowals Of support Of the Presidenss
pl.n of restoration by thousands Of distin--
GU shed civilians and soldiers in every part
Of the country But above and beyond
these formal declarations, there are tens and
hundreds Of thousands Of others Who have
informally given their adhesion to the great
un,on plan Of reconstruction, and whose
powerful aid will be brought to bear in is
behalf during the coming canvass and at
tho polls For the first time In six Yeas,
the work'ngmsn will have an opportunity
Of expressing their sentiments without b.
ing ovsrnwed bv employers; and, in aadi'
ton 10 this, soldiers wif do thcir own vo>
ting and their own thinking. Again, ths
commercial and manufacturing interests o
the country demand such change OF pro.
grAmme rs will enable them 10 resume Their
former profitable intercourse with the pso
pie VI the south.
Thus on every hand are unmstakabl'
indications Of ~ altered tone Of public cen
tincnt, desire for change from the mad
den,ng and hurtiui excitement Of the pas
six years, 10 that IN. re rational and pvoli,a
bls condition OF affairs which . complet
and full restoration Of all the States 10 thci
sightful post ions Of once will 10 certain I
secure. Let the Conservative mcn tax,
courage, then. aud prcsa forward the goo
work. They have right on their aide, and
with proper energy aud effort, vel. directed
will soon have might.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
NEW vohk +.
FIRST PREMIUM
aMPROvRD
SIS mxEMx'infe, SIS

THE EMBODIMENT or
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he approval Of al the principal Journals end
those Who kave usss them.
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.Th,s machiue surpssses ell others ve have
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The running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
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All persons who buy Or offer for sale mutations
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Single Machines sent 20 sny part Of the coun
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

IT II No NEW ARTICLE put be.oss the pablo
i ON sc.ount ri the settlement In resliOo Ch0l-
era has been manufactured and used tor the iast
g; uS bot;Ns oi II we've sold In the New England
siaics. sni.y ON its merits. without advei tieg,
eic eft IN Tor semen: vi its w ue II IL simpsc eae
aid ,.ilaooas. lrice only - csnts. For oae By al
nruagsts. Fuller, Finch 4 Fuiier Wholesale Ag'h
Chicago. junel2-dA wo9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

RADICAL newspapers arc continually
charging The responsibility Of the New o >
leans riots on Presidcn, johnson. The
Springfield Mass EspaIlscan, a Repub'l-
can organ OF more than ordinary respect
billy. publishes the correspondent In reiei
ence to the riots in fall, and SAYS lbs
"those who hastily charged upon the Pes
dent the responsibility OF inc,tng the riot
wiii mud wy little in the correspondent
20 susstan'iate their assertions"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

Vuu KAnicALa were in scasacies . few
days since, ~ tho intelligence received By
the Gable, from Eusope, that in consequence
81 the action Of the National Union Con.
vent'on. OF the l4th Of August, Rebel Bonds
bad materially advanced. Il nov appears
that the vord Rebel vas inees I'd 10 The
asspatch ~ accident, and thu. il should
have boon Federal, instead. Verify, the
sonsnmptives snatch eagerly At anything
mat w,li serve to pcrpetuais their exlstsncr
little longer. Since the 14th e August
Convention, American securities have I'd
sanced nearly per cont in Europe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

NLw CouxTrRrrir CssrorND INTEREST
AND NAIinNAL BANS NoTxs -Countcrftit
fifty dollar com;oa i interest notes Of the
issue &C judy Ii. 1854. have made their ap-
pcarance The fc'laaIng isa description
Of the notcs wh'h are limitations. The
words "threc years after date" or the top
of the bill nearly touch the words Treasury
Department" while the genuine have a
space ot three ciyh,hs IL an inch betwe en-
the two. A'so. the bottom Of llamilton's
coat is one-iourth &c an zach iron the lower
margin ofthc small flies, While in ale eu-
nine the bottom touches tie margin, while
the note has n scratched appearance. There
are elan counterfeit lives ON the Citizens
National Bank, Fulton. New York. The
engraving If the Landing Of Columbus is
pale aud indistinct. and Is one fourth Of an
inch shorter than the genuine. The "C''
in Citizens is too large and too far from the
other lcsters. The heavy line over The head
Of Columbia which ia in the genuine is NOT
found. This ia very dangerous counter
fri,. NJ II can be altered to other national
hanks by changing the name. II il also
reported that counterfeit ives on the First
National Bank Of Cairo, Illinois, are in eir-
culAtiOn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
L0U10VlIIg
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.

Drawn Daily BY state Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY 1 CO., MANAGERS
.yl Capital pr xes from 5000 TO es,O00.-
Whole tickets from one TO twenty 6ellass; shares
in proportion.
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free Of
chsrge. Orders for tickets promptly sassaded
drawn. Address
MURRY, EDDY AGO.,
JuIy4 em. Box SOS. Louisville. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07


The Radicals appear 10 be greatly non
plusscd at the spontaneous and energetic
movements Of the Conservative party, and
seek 10 countctact their effects upon tie
people, BY getting up, as nearly 10 possible.
similar demonstrations. Thus, when The
Conservatives called their great National
Union Convention. the Radicals immediate.
u issued a call Cor the tn tlcy gathering 81
Philadelphia. When more than tso hundred
Of the most distinguished oilicsss Of the
army and navy united in . call for Con-
vsntion Of aoldiers and sailors who support
the re- storaticn policy Of President Johason,
Ben. Butler, and fow Uthcra a. val,snt aud
skllliul ss Re, announce a counter Con,cn-
uon Al Pht>bur.. When Psc.idsnl
Johnson started on his uium,h i
tour to Chicago, the Radicals wer. brought
- thor trumps. The game W..
blocked. aud the frat effort 70 rstrie,. the.
lost fortune sas to offer, through MAJ I
McM'chael and the city Councils &c Phn.
delphiA, - singing inault to the rrls.a'
and HE llustrious company. THIS has IF
aroused pualc Indignation more tn,
aaslnxt III Radicals " before, They
now on the lort out tor sons new do, :,
With which to bind Tho people. They cat
g., up CONVENTIONS, evil and military, hu
shcy cannot manufacture . Prcsl,icnt to or
der, and cart hun out on his travels. I, la.
been suggested that tour with Brownlow
a the distinguished ,,vi i'm. and Butler
Schar1, and Josh Owens ~ the fighting mer
OF the party. would take wcndrfully well.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07
BLACK AS A CROW.

BLAC X A. "A CROW.
few years since. was many splendid head that =
now grey or grizz!ed. Why notrestore to the yet
wrinked brow ito raven honorss Five minutee Fl.
feets the splendid transformation. In less time than
ri1emAn would like take to
Load and Fire
three tmes tho grayest bead may he made darker than
The Ravens Wing.
No matter ~ what undesirable tint the hair or whiS.
ers or bcardd may be- the change to superb and yer
fectly natural black or brown IL accomplished DO ops
80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

Nsw loax chic ycar has had its cholera
epidemic, ship ever, typhus foyer and small
pox epidemic. Now comes the epidemic Of
suicide. Not less than twenty cases occur
red s.erc last week. IRIS numb, hes seen
"'S .~'.s'd by tsen,y. eight III. pro- n,
endiag -. .as M.s, If thoar Who
- sf'"f thar y ~ career this week pre-
~ L u SO ase Nn4ag, two by hang
~. ~ " cutting ther throa,s, two hy
G. nets ana one bv poison. Ofany one
Is y profession. thr druggists had The
- :. r.uhcv of rcp,rs,nia ives. e which
here w-s live. three Of whom committed the
aisl act in one disirct Of Brooklyn. II
YOU'D have been supposed that the mum
Der q poison cases would have been great
n fom tbs fat, Kat druggists, Ike docs
o's, seem te abhor Swallowing their own
ioses.
TUE ARvY Wchx IN ALAnAxA.-Recent
advises from Southern Alabama hiring the
unwelcome intelligence that the army
worm is making sad havoc in the cotton
helos in that quarter. particularly in the r..
g,on around Montgomery. Planters inform
The editors Of the Montgomery Weekly Nail
that the crop will be materially shortened
oy that most destructive If eli the ills to
which the cotton plant is liable. One GEM
tleman states that he fully expect ed to make
three hundred bales before the army worm
made IL appearance; now he will be salts.
fisd Il he gets enc hundred bales. This IN
I'D ucws, noe alone to the planter, but 20 the
entire community, both commercial and sc>
ricultural.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

The Ciasksville Gazette Is the name Of
new paper jast started in Butler 10.

The CtaSkuvtlIe GQzsHt IS tIe uA0e VI
new paper just started in Butler Go.
The CleYmont Lender has suspended pub
lication for the present on account Of the III
ness or its editor and typos.
Mr. y. ph.ilco, living mile and hall
north O Cedar Falls. had dark bay mare
AID COZ. stolen Oh TIE night OF the -Itn a.
The hsateasa fvrsia -ays a wooden fac
.cry Is about &c be e:,ab'i>hec there The
,uatigs nov VIII be steam and tho capital
at5ck - .0eo.
The EsrolB states that Dialogue county
, : paid ini" the National Treasury during
l,.e year ending June 80, 500. the su'n OF
: ,.no,ooo.
a Teao.srs' S0smHl Institute will he he'd
n, Boousbo commencing on The 7th inst,
under the management OF DR. j = Eaos,
one NJ the best educators Of the State. We
clean from the Lnder.
A fsllow named William Henry was ar.
rested f,r stealing watches and jewelry to
the amount Of $500, in Nevada. All tie
goods were recovered bnt $40 watch. and
the thief WAS londgcd In the Marshall jail