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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

- CouSn. Cofo. or core throat,
sE2r RRs IsnEDrATE ArrSsTr"s AVID suorr. d
- CHECKED " ALLOWED 7, cssrfsrs.
irritation II the Lung, . Permanent
lhroAt Affection. or an lncurzblc
Lung Disease
- ~rrEs the EEsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHES
sAvrss 4 d Rscr ssvLuEscE ~ THE rARrs
ssvE InxxpsArs EELIsr.
FOR crvnc..iIis, Asthma. Catarrll, Con-
susnptivr and Throat Diseases.
rn-csr Az USED wirH ALWAYS COP
surcEss-
slSGEys AND PUBLIC SPE iKERS
81 r.I Troehss u--tal "a clearing tbs
sei~s ~A.s sskes before Singing ~ So~sk-
.aE. sad renewing ID. shr.st srer On unu-
seal sxsrtioa Of me enc q efgsns- IT,
rrsrss. s.s rseomm-sa>d and preseriorc
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'fss sninsss men throughout The county
3sisg ~ sr-irIe Of frur m>ri'. md hsvins
rs.es 'hsr efficacy ~ s'.ss d many yesrs.
s.eh yer fass sh~m ~ new incsiities in ~
risss ssrss Of mo ~ssld. nd Inc Troch~-
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

N~HE EE~T uF TFtE MOSTIiLIEs ny
y Tn a. A'- Frp~nd-e~...s-- ~ ts-hs.r
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

TIE MODEL PARLDR MAGAZINE
4 ~ AMERICA.
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s.omors~s md prrs-ns. mo meet Interesting
a.-tsi snd sIrssssvs srf.y - sulsr e..
rsrrs svsrrs 10 . magazine iaerusing
LARGE 4 WORE COSTLY STEEL
ENGRAvINGS
Than ere svrai-hsd in any athes
osrsisAL sr,slss AsD Pokss ~ TIVE nosr
Essssr AurHuRs.
NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC.
Br th- most popular rsms.-rp
AEcHrrErTrRs AsD N, DEL COTTAGES.
Wth diagrams.
Frss PoRrRAIrs o. Enusssr PERsons.
The FASHIONS.
70 sverv d-pss,mens ~ L.dss' end child
rens, Drr-s. splssdsdIv iIssusssd wi,h us-
dssiles saS noS~l FAssIes PLArEs. end
sar usual
|rulL azx r1rrKass BalrD : EnsRoiDrav.
AIss,. Household 81 afters sId i,ecxip'-
with Jennies June's Talk on w
man Topics; Paris Correspondence:
Together vish essstsnt Succession u
Bvsllisst Novelties. oil 70 Ne finely sd %
usfiesiiy ILLUSTRATED. ssd the Magazine to
- printed on The fpess psp-s. ssd 10 ssy "
too binding inss : hsstsoms vo'ume f.v
mo essssv-tsbl< q to- cIyse u The year.
YesrIy. - 90. 9TH ses u Two bssusifui
Pssinr steel Engvsv~rs. o. Package con-
tsinsrg Two Dpisr- Worth Of Extra Fall
az. Psiroas. - Premium 70 each SubScri-
,er E.cn sddirio-si Suscrib.r. when .ess
lia C.as.. 695O: Three Copes for a so:
Five Cop'~~ foe tI2; Ten Copies ios t22
win sbe PsemIuu 10 essh subscsibes.
VM. JENNINGS DEMORESr.
No. la BaaADwAY, NY.
SisgIs C,piss msiIsd fres on receipt ol
me price, Back sv~bsrs = spseiasss. IL
esssa.
\ Ss,rsdi& pyem.osn - 49, o<YsveS g. Clshs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

NUrls y v e-rvav sqs-a. mat - 1880
~ - 90 arnrr made by En~ s'-urs
s~am,s.s Ph,a-. "a Iisr.us enaary. Iari.n..
% ~ Isnarrs u~rsa Isl rhs uad~r-'ges -
G-r,rfara ~ n.r~s-r h-ars 20 Aasm
W-x-a6-r~ I'D 81 -f go -.s< ~ psn.Ir
ssrnss mrs mi-~-ss
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sh~ nEi~~rng s--rrIh-d s~a- ~ ns- ~-rd-,
ssrs+r~I 10 e. G sra'y a Daso.s sad 8 sse
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The sr~-n sFs.sl urdivid~d t~.if'h pzr.s
Of no sarnh -Bs- an rs-r ~ th- r-rfR ~--l
@rsrt-r ~ s<csas - .hfp -satss. -
r.a.r-4 co.
TEEu<-srn< b-H rs-s. rns rs-itss
~r-as~ ~ IL mans. ~wA n.rs - isf.r
90. sssHsx n~n-fn - spurHssemeag 49,
s-rur~< ~ rssd trs-hala 80 u~tr'ss-
SsLr 10 a~rin o. -s-isrk. w. ~
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Afsn- q Er-srn-r. airy
no ~ n I-r6-4~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

lLh asdsrAgn-d Gill run Ss-re frrm
= las2<r 70 Lnsrastses lor me screen ma-
1ssasn - re pNs6iix onee : wesk. A-svtss
Ssp~r evssy T'rsdsy msraing ~ snss "
~ssnsrrs sirh rn@ eas@. spd returning on
"Wednesday Ne wilG b tnsnkful for .
s1srs q pusiF< r-rraasr-
ANTONY STEINHAUSRR.
De- z6<h- 1e64-Iv.
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= L. WILSON
PnHxBCSlN = SURGEON.

Has P~rmsserriy hs~srsd 10 jasper he
spssd 70 rstls
f-rt<slsr sEraxlaa Gill se gvsn 70 Md
~ft.rY-
O6rses rhe West sSds Of ysrth MIN 90.
Iun. "A b. 1s65-y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

RsrrxDEIRsIs, "a
rssAsss q rhs Urn - md s-xionsl
SINeas go srd reiisble ts-stmeus
ASuns BU0AL CHAMBER, % E.-.v o.
1srs<sg sad Isstrs<sns- .ert 4. ,ssI-d
sns-lssaI rv~ - chsrrsL Addr.~~ d.. n.
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nus ". , Ssrh Ninth ssr.>s- Ph,I.d~I
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

Spiesdi1 pve~ssms ere ofsred fer Clsbs.
eosssssing ~ Gold Pess. AIbsm<. yearly
ssb~cripsi1n " shs best msgssinps. Web
ssv's Large Die'iosssy. Csoshes- Wineers,
Music Bex~s. MeIodeoss. 3 sise Asehises,
Pssnos. ETC.. etc. Asybsdy esa essiIy -
euro one - he shove Premiums.
lss. ISsh, l006.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-10

.. .harf nearly ss.rv sl.rr s.r,.
issns-s. M-eAsa'e. Lady - q --,i n.r. nav
SEX f.r; oil ~ Oh en- 80 ,ri s-ii a. . sew
sGs.i p'ofs for rs.t o. pr-tsr-- The hs<hrsr
msrk-' pr'r- ~ii' Se peso scr @ssi iesEs<rs
snd s-sh.s prnSn~-
Nv. III =. 1sS5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

shAil NJ - ssuu>slsa = $3.50 - "a
r. So - = O. uo -
@sSs ! - =: 49, G 3 .
snhG0nna0at1y = po61o1 ~ - 0un1A
The senate amendmene eonelng
money fbr the purchooe q ~ - . fos1
near Nashville, was s>ficAsa CT eo0e 9th
er anenduneut bad been uod10D6 bot net
| in any important reepoce.
TIE senate amendmena thas he Ouoerin.
tcndent Of West Point nay b selectsd from
any branch of the eefvtces W1D aGfoed TO.
with IN amendment 70 inelede aloo other
officers detailed officers ct West Point.
Mr.. Grimes enquired what I'D been done
in regard 10 the House amendment prohib-
ting the payment Of the Illinois Central II.
r.. for the transportation Of troops and
| army stores.
Mr.. 6hesrman said the Hooss I'D seeded
| from that
The Coufsssnce report w. aGseea %.
| Mr.. Wilson called up tho iulnt roooaueion
| for the appointment 0f cDmmis.i0ners "a
examine and audit the cl0ims Of Maasachus.
cts against The General. 00vusn0ent ii
coast deIences.
Mr.. Crises moved 70 slsiks ont ~ worda
.na s ,s Agreed 70 y anssdsd. he bsl'
NJ. Wsds poke In iavse Il ~ rspsal a
Tie retfoce91i0n 81. He bolisved q 70 q
unconstitutional. Il required ~ coassal
ct 4ssylan1, vlHglnla ed oungDu0 - -
cate the capital and acespe ~ ~ 0l11l
square donated for ~ paipees, ard ~
joint consent vas nseeaasy 70 1aily -
the graves Of Unton eoldloeS ~ 90 peosoG
/ M e enaAAoUnAoSSA ~ <~s.at3A
ration Tie pending bill was pdoltonsd until
tomorrow.
Mr.. Wilson introduced Q rssolnt3oa ~
thorizing the Secretary Of War - pay "a
persons held 70 service o. 1aboe OF dSae1od
or enllseed during the war. Reiesyod.
Mr.. Howard sald Tie military ee0mleaDl
was strongly II nvof Of seoe equalization
law. He believed ore cculd b. iamed
Mr.. Poland called up the hill y peov3dl
for the payment II Qaastesmaaeess sore
and supplies furnished 70 The aSmieo Of ~
United States. The pending QUESTION w.
TO make the Secretary Ut War instead d
the Quartermaster General, The auditing
officer Of such accounts. Dimgseed TO.
Mr.. Trumbull offered an amendment b
way Of proviso that claimants must eGeab
lish their loyalty before having their claim
attended TO.
NJ. Howard offered the bill Inc speech II
which be took ground that the Southern
people had put themselves In Tho attitude o.
alien enemies of the United States, ont
their citizens arc entitled to no pay for whaI
was taken from them for the use Of On u
vading army.
Mr.. Hendricks spoke in favor Of tho bill
He thought If any people were entitled Y
compensation they were those Who oDot
faithfully BY the government during ~ 70
bellion. After further consider1Atoo II
.. Wilson moved 20 TO amend the blu = Y
strike out provision authorizing pay0en
for goods taken by IN ofacer withoue eiv
ing receipt. At half past three H. -
. ate went into executive session, after Whael
il adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
TIE FIRST RnMa0OM,
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.

1870 ktn ds
y
-. Der. lee0s -. .
eny 70
ne s.sal efn
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on
will
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ses evidence deep Pus.A
and cftAs sfsh ssnsfs -
pleased TO
bIs1. ntss . q. .... ~. Y. -
seaacs
~ - $1,000 .As -, -
= 80. !; :: -; 80. a
-: - !; -. -. '.9 sesasxe
GSS. 80 s iSSs,s -: S'Sf;fs
isi2a y - q sME $1,000:
IS: z.xs4 8: go: III -, IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
I'D FH ~


..,Ycer. Jsly k--AA - nfs Of n
New navsn and 111oe9pee ses1Mecae =
"a .c~.ther With the steamer Baltimore, and
to hSst loads Of freight. The probable loss
4 : Quarter Of million OF dollars.
colored man named Solomon Jackson
-. l,sdlv burned, and another man is miss
ing.
& Hayward, died in the city yesterday, af-
ter only two hours illness OF cholera.
The Poa's money article says, the loan
market is inactive but easy, and abundantly
supplied at 5 per cent. Commercial paper
more plenty at 5i@7t Stock market more
animated. Governments inactive demand
for railway shares active, Erie, n. s. y
Northwestern being chiefly in demand. Al.
ter the Board there was considerable 1ctivi.
" in Government U. s. sos; coupons Of
1882 advanced to 1864, N. y. G. At Wy, Erie
It 651, Hudson River at 1l.s, Reading at
1914 \. s. nj 79s, Northwestern at 3Os. II. l.
ct 944.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Davsa0198 6eTiEee 0speeS.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
LATEST NEWS
Dr TEkEoRsAPA.

Nnw Ye1K, July 6.
Last night . party Of about 90 6oyo
crowded upon shed Ct The conner II Shee>
iff and Grand Sta, 70 witness . display d
fire works in East Broadway, when the shed
gave way, breaking the ribs II Mrs.. Annie
Oranges. and severely injurins her daagh>
ter Catherine.
An unknown man was also severely h.
jurcd.
Also, the following named boys were in.
jured.
Andrew Brown, Edward Gillespie, Jo>
seph Rucnill, Thomas Mulcay, John Smith,
James L,nlay. A man named VIM. II.
Webster was also hurt.
There were no fresh developments in Ste.
ten Island, and there were no deaths from
cholera yesterday. The sick in the hospit.
al there arc progressing favorably.
Gen. Swesny publishes an address to the
Fenian Brotherhood in America in which
he defends his course in the recent raid on
Canada. He fecommends The organisation
Of circles to the formation Of military cem-
panies BY the members under their chosen
leader. He dates his address Sc. Albans,
w., July 4.
elbows thst Il. monsrcha and psSs,e vsre
esssfni mevsmsnt of -. Prus.ssn s ~, ssS /"
Hsnovse IA aasoov -
M: rsnere a. ths cs.u,,.;on Of Dr..s..
and isinsie sraSues6 coos;de,sS,e ss1sr,
ish,,ent amoss n. c;t;ssns II Vissce m
nothinr M" censsssnstiec = s.sies1sst .
the utsest IA ~ ns,Ssst 49,, ~.
ms;nIs;ned r. ,.i.tics tc IN 4 .ct.;cs ~,
Of csmnaien"
Itvse siis,.a In p.,;s thai n. p.,;.;.,.
detssted the Pusaisns IA ~ .elssv n
Prussis. vhiIe on ~ e1ber ~ e ~ =.
formed fton Desiin NJ - I1seesr =
Francois ia hearty aecoed VIII Disa.eek "a
King Frederick Willian. u aopeass - Il
Nspolsoo NJ simply eeo0ssed.
The Italian vsaunissrs "a ~ sieht benk
Of the Poars 10 sight Of ths Crseian esntio.
Gle doing duty Scr Austria. o. The ethee
eide the Duke ds>C haslan Phillips esasdsss
rendered bis services % q 0llees o Victef
Emanuel, but ~ Offer Ne deelleed bv ~
Italian cabinet.
The mornioe papers contain the follow
ing speciala frOm Wsal,inetoo
A eenefal ordee hi hen ioessi bv dire,
Zion Of 10 Presi6epe ~ IN 49, - I'M
she reeular NV no rsioin ~ reeimenls
~ ~ ,.,i;se,, 49, =. .....;ss.. .S..-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
PnoruCr1vc
N E D1cAr1oN


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nat holds gsod = ~ sssoss u nsdSels = wsn =
tho,s..d veen n ~ sc,s,a...s 49, :. 49,.
c,.,. ~ 1870, NJ, ,.,,s... = -. - -.
them Tbe $500 10 49,. -. ~ s.....a.
4 n. storv q On M voeld 4 ~. a, ~ ~
r,.1a,r., me-. vho eorrished . e,rtr,v - rr..,,
rc b,eeainr uarxins. s,livst,op. .vSo,tN.. ana -
dee be- q - ysass bsea y great Dsasafs aAandr
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n vesbaa1 2A0MDD. 90 = ~ greatest ~
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0ltDe1 ~ cuaoesa waAse~ wao prs1sahle 70 aOee
= ~ 0o0 ~ = heepltal peoctce. h I'D -
knsw ~ y b ~ truth hon ezpssiescs. ios ~ had
samD Dosn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

STOMACH B1?qERS

Have bssa about 1ssstssa ysass be1sss ths public.
TAse peotsctive ~ feaedial properties have bsea
tseted y nlkoaD oehanaa bsings. ard thsif record
y astis1Actosy. TAsis inmease popularity. ever o.
TIE inereaes, better guarantee Of their usefulness
than ~ printed eulogy. II 10 not thus that failures
prosper.
Clear sighted and usprejudiesd members Of the
faculty have approved thsm, and they arc now 70
commenced in private practice by hundreds Of family
physicians.
The preparation has long since found it, way into
our military and civil hospitals. II II not unknown
IN the battlefield ~ means Of sustaining the wound
Cd soldier, aint with los Of blood nor in the navy.
invaluable medical substitute for the adsltefa-
Ted alcohol (which vas formerly served out 10 ont
sailon under the name Of "grog." Those iActs csry
their Own comment with THIN, Ind they srs subadt-
"a = rssmlses ioa whrA every Intelligent rsader
ean drsw ~ own conclusione.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06


WASHINGTON, July 5.-HousE.-Mr
ed up the report in the contested election
case Of Fuller against DNwDon.
On motion OF Mr.. Merrill il was post.
poned until after The tariff bill shall be dis
posed Of.
Mr.. Spaulding gavs notice that he y ould
call up the question Of privilege in the Grin.
nell Hoeoeau matter Immediately.
On ~ conclusion Of the tariff bill the
bill introduced some days since by Mr.. vii.
~ d Iowa explanatory of the Pacific Rail
food Ct Of July Ia, 1859 and July III, ~
coms up In order.
~. Wilson offered an amendment which
~ agEoed 70, providing TINT The Get should
Doe i11e96bse with any right conferred on
~ Consnl pnciAc Railroad Co. Of Cslifor.
~
NJ. lane o6brsd ~ aneniment which
Wae ogfoed b sequising ~ Union Pacihc
md - cfuoo IL one hundrgsA meridian q
Wo1k NnGltn4o hetWoeo TIE north hank a
~ Ploeo0 lives ord ~ south bank OF The
Heqo1l1noa river In Nebs1Gka Territory. Z
uf. Wl)Doa proceeded 70 explain and de-
0nea ~ pe0visions Of the hill.
1t. oc6eack from the Committee Of Con-
Iessaee % The army appropriation bill, made
u following report: The House recon-.
0eA0od 70 rocode from he amendment r.
quiriog s1it to Be brought against the nlis
nolb Centsal B. h for sums paid for trans.
poetoASoa Of troops and munitions of war.
To agree 10 the Senate amendment making
the mileage Of army officers 10 instead of i
centA
Tho section in regard 10 the extra nav for
soldiers employed in constructing public
WOYka II In he nmendpd ~ NJ IN alias -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

DRcArUR, ILL.,, July 5.-Thc greatest
meeting ever held in southern Illinois, if not
in the State, assembled yesterday at the 4th of
July meeting gotten by the soldiers. 1t
was addressed BY Generals Sherman and
Logan. Gov. Oglesby, and Others The pro-
cession from the country was four hours In
passing Green Point. The number present
was about twenty thousand.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06
A Rrenehwan Ouevvits q xank,

Freedman Ousvsfts . Yankee.
New York. July 5.-LAmarandc, alleged
absconding French cashier, under arrest and
on examination for cxtradition, on Tuesday,
cnticed the Deputy Marshal into . hotel
where the latter was drugged, and Lamar.
ande escaped
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

ST.. LOUIS, July 5.-Thc Conservative
State Convention adjourned yesterday, sub
ject to the call Of the president and majority
Of vice presidents.
Resolutions were adopted requesting Gov.
Fletcher to relieve the troops the late Leg.
is'ature authorized to come into service to
preserve peace, ON the ground that 1t b un-
constitutional to keep troops during peace
without the consent Of Congress, except
Resolutions were slso passed endorsing
President johnson, relative " the need.
mems bureau, civil rights bill and other
measured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Painting thousand
Exhibition the Crosby Art
wrke
"a the original whkA
a
ahou7 the original from which the superb . eins 60 issued
entitled woODs u
dolsrsl ssAhssn
eey II feet
the 'Assci aicn i
abouS 10. in
Also fall Ca,iogse which viii p
splendid
win onPrDs The entire
"DOUBkE BRIDAL DRESS
THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN FROM LIFE
.
generously
the "wcrs Exposition intended with security for its safety
shall
rece d m 70
dfs itAe largest ..d valuable offered y Ar u. WI e .sss
holders oCsdhes
ling entitled sdEasin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Thc tire at Law
renccburg, Ind, yesterday dt stroyed Bryant
s. Lords foundry. Ncvitte 4 Majors Ware
house, Lewis l. Eychelburgers malt house,
Stackmans saw mill, Checks Ice house and
three private residences. Loss 100000, par
tiallv insured,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

LEAvENwoRrH, July 5.-Hopcs are en-
tertained that General Lane will recover.
Seems much better to night is conscious,
ia able to sneak.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

HuDsox, N. r.. July 5.-A I'D calamity
occurred yesterday afternoon while parry
WAS proceeding TO Rogue Island on : PIC
mic excursion In small boats. One Of me
boats was swamped two miles below the
citv and Mr.. Frederick A. Clifford, Jr.. Of
th{e city and Miss Louisa r. Manly u Oatt-
N III. were drowned. The bodies have
not yet been recovered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

PHILADELPHIA, July Cdr. Paul Beck
Goddard, one Of the most eminent physicians
Of this country, died to-day after . brief i'll.
neos. His devotion to the wounded sOldiers
during the war. gained him great popularity
among the people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

Drsm Dan Rraneiseo.
SAx FRANCISCO, July S.-A flfe at Day.
ton, Nevada, ON Sunday, destroyed $25,0OO
worth q property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

OeosraAuelons - ~ ssos - PesslaoA.
Bosron, July 5.-Promps measures have
been taken % send liberal contributions Of
cooked end uncooked food from this city 70
Portland, this afternoon, where several
thousand people have been made hooeses.
by The iare there, and who are also without
food. Mayor I.incoln, the membcrs Of The
city government, and hundreds Of private
citizens are moving actively in the matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-06

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THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE,
Valued at Six Hundred Thousand Dollars
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-05
Notices around the platform at the Loyal

Notices around the platform at the Loyal
lists Convention, Philadelphia
LIST. II tremble for my country when
reflect that God is just.-Jeferson.
I'd. 1--WE here highly resolve that these
honored dead shall not have died in vain !;
that this nation, under God, shall have a
new birth of freedom, and that government,
of the people, by the people, shall not per-
ish from the earth.-LiucOl at Gettysburgh.
Sd. "Treason is not an error to be for
given, but n crime to be punished and made
ous."-Johnson,
1--WE will fight it on this line forever"
4th. Treason defeated in battle shall
not rule by the ballot"
9th. Remember the martyr Dostie's
last words Let the good cause go on,
9th. ~ say that the traitor has ceased to
be citizen, and in joining the rebellion has
become public enemy. "-Johnsom
"Why nor enforce this doctrine ?"
The notices on the left not less notewor-
thy and as follows
LIST. There can be no neutrals, but only
patriots or traitors. "-Stephen Il. Douglas.
I'd. Treason must be made odious, and
traitors must be punished and impoverished.
Their great plantations must be seized and
divided into small farms and sold to the
honest and industrious men."--JohnSon.
"And yet you honor, pardon and reward
them !"
3D.. "Shal the traitor who brought this
misery upon the State be permitted to con-
troll its destinies Noln--Andrc,o johnson.
4th. Liberty and union, now and forev-
er, one and inseparable. > Webster.
5th. "When the wicked are in authority
the people ourn."-ISdidh.
9th. "Rebel reconstruction--Its first act,
the assassination of President Lincoln its
last, the massacre at New Orleans"
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Marrtages.

At the Bratteboro House, in this Village Oct. I'd,
by Rev. A. Brown, SYLvANUs BETS. of Shirley,
Mass, and ELLEN A. CALDWELL, of Mortified, Ms.
In this Village, Oct. 3D. by Rev. Geo p. Tyler, y
P. DIcKEHsoN, Esq, and Mrs. Ans BISHOP, both of
Mortified, Mass.
, At West Brattleboio, Sept 29th, by Rev. j. Chan.
dler, Roscoe FISHER, of West Brateboro and LURA
l.. STANTON, OF Leyden, Mass; Oct. LIST, WILLIAM
NJ. CARROLL, Of West Bratteboro and LAURErTA
THAYER, of Jamaica
At Dummerston, Sept. 25, by Rev. D. F. Foster,
RoBERr NJ WILLIAMS and SARAH ). KNAPP.
At Vernon, Sept. Goth, by Rev. II. e. lIodgden,
Mr.. CHARLES F. WEBSTER, of Ervinc, Mass, and
Miss ELLEN l.. GEE, OF Northfeld, Mass.