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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17

A SINGULAR DIVORCE Casa curious
case of divorce was developed in the Supreme
Court of New York Saturday. The parties in
the suit are Rev. Joseph A. Saxton, of Nor
wIchton Connecticut, and his wife Anna A.
Saxton. IL appears on the papers that Mrs.
Saxton, in February of this year, through
lawyer named Mr.. Howes, applied TO the
Supreme Court IN New York for and obtained
divorce from her husband on the ground of
adultery. Its alleged by the defendant thar h e
knew nothing of the divorce until he saw il in
the newspapers. and he now seeks 10 open the
decree and be allowed TO come in and defend
himself. The case develops some strange facts
relative 10 the procuring OF divorces in that
State. Judge Barnard remarked that he would
IN future have all witnesses in divorce cases
examined before him In open court and not
send chem before referees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17
STEAMEk LEAVES FOB Mt. VKRNON
- EVERY TUESDAY, 49,

THURSDAY and SATURDAY, EA9-N
at 10 Q. m. Returns at AZ pm.
Fare fer Round Trip. s so. One third of this
amount for Use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every hour from q. m. to p. IN.
u he fine Steamer Wa~aset can be chartered
for Excursions. j. VAN RISWICK,
ap l7-6Ot General Supt p r. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17
EVENING STAR.

BRINGING HIN TO TIRE TEST.-There was
curlous scene lately at a town meeting in Ber-
I'm The gathering was composed of coun-
sl!lors- butchers, ana doctors, aud the
count 'ds like something from the dark ages.
Atthe Nclusion of a speech by Prof Virchou,
Urging necessity of lnstitIung MICROSCOPE
cal ex mInatiops OF pork, he handed the
Preside 1t 4 piece of smoked sausage, ana OF
meat II 1t had been recognized As trichinous.
1hereupOn a veterinary practitioner named
Urban arose and combatted the whole thing as
n dPlusion. TrichinR, he said, are the mos.
harmless animals in the world. 1t is only
doctors without practice who make q noise
about them, in order TO create some occupation
for themselves, etc. There was great inter-
ruptron, and the President was Obliged to stop
The veterinarian. brs. Virchou and Mason
demanded an apology from Urban, and Mason
challenged Urban TO eat some OF the sausage
on the Presidents table. [Great applause I
Urban wishes TO explain. The meeting calls
appn him 20 eat. He had not spoken of Ber
IN doctors, Feat, eatl but OF those OF Hedprsla
ben. Eat He would first see whether the
sausage contained triehinR." IGreat las ghter
and continued cries OF eat. eatl Whereupon
Urban suddenly seizes the sausage on the
Presidents table, bites off a piece and eats il,
and leaves the hall forthwith, amid the ap
pIause and laughter OF the assembly. Five
Gays later Urban was i'll in bed, his arms and
legs were paralyzed. Whether he has died
since IS not reported. He was doubtless
great fool, but IL he dies il will be little short
OF murder that the town meeting committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17

W ATTORNEY AT Law.
NeSo Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
90 A-1y WAsHINa1ow n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17

SAMARITAN'S WASH
Is in eases of 81 philis, used in connection with the
Root and Herb Juices.
Full directions. Price IS cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike scknovi.
edged by ply scians and patients. They are used
in the U. s. Hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-17
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE sAMAB.
lTANS REMEDIES.

so,d by 9. @. FORD, cerner 18th street and Penn.
sriysnia avenue, Washington; HENRY C0Ok-
RlexanSrfa, Va; and by Druggists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
3 gaflke GfepubIlcan n. Pnl.tNg
From the New York Evening Post. Republican,

tFr0m the New fork Evening Post. kepubloQn.l j q
The Republican party, at the close of the
war, had a great career open to it. AS the
party Of progress, the party which had
supported and carriedtOa triumphamti issue
the war for the unions sit possessed extra
ordinary moral power. Its leaders had on
ly to show that they comprehendeda and
valued the sound principles Of c6nstitu-
tionat liberty, and they might have ruled
port of the country that is their own fault.
1t was their duty and policy to show chat II
In war they knew how to- use with effect
theenogmOus power of the central Govern
ment, Id peace they were equally ready to,
fe-estabiish as quickly as possible thar local
self Igoveffme on which, 9as the balances
wheel in our POLITICAL system, our true and
safe progress in liberty depends. AS the
party iIf power, during the war they had
been compelled to use forcetoan unlimited
extent; It was the1 more necessary that. on
the restoration of peace they should show
. readiness to return at once to strict con-
stitdti0nal forms, PRACTICES and limitations
But the policy iSnpOsedE dEnpOIA Cth6 party
by those men who unhappilyj have seized
the leadership of 1t hasnbeeh just the con-
trary of tbis.fnf Heir wholep6htical theory
And practice te1ds dangerously towards a
consolidation of ,allpower,and authority in
the hands of the central Government,
They Nave Aimed TO leave nothing to The
States, ifi0thi6g to- that local Government
whlchisnur greatest safeguard against desr
potism n They will make OF, the Federal
Government, If they have. their way, as
6vershado%ing ana allldevouri1g 4 inodLI
stef as the G0R6fl7HReiit OF Napd1eonlis IN
Franeeb1R Rhey frocead rpoRhfhe principle
That Congresses To- rlegislate upon al mat
teEs WhateYeE.;, Is to Interfere In all the re-
lations bf society and life and to establish
rules and slaWslfoE every event under
Heaven Not only do we see a useless, and
absurd tBureat Of Agriculture testab bIished,,
htdahl expense g6I1 shuadreds doh tkOuIs
sandsyof dollars dperb annnhiyg to, ,lprepafa
FepeEtsTnyhich ,baSgesnppelishsd three
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

Ohio nemociralic. On.
- IWlAsHINGToNr y g Jply. 9!

ssRIH5INGf ON Y % yTlIgY.z4'
At the request of a-eemmittee appointed
by the Dem0crHtic State Central Committee
Of Ohio, a meeting of the. Democratic and
Conservative cit1zehs 6t 'tliat State. nov
residentin Washington, was held this eSenstn
ibg at the Metropolitan, Hotel for the png-
pose of organizing an Ohio Democratic
Club to aid 'tiie Democracy iof'that S6atBih
the present political eampaign-s mniA Sc ars
The following gentlemen were appointed
officers Of the CUB! iMajof r! ~ Atkf6s0d,
President; Robert Leech, Esq 5Vicod df6sl5 3
dde4iaHIearE Beard, Esq, Wmi mi1R Z RqFtsllr
Newspapers frighdiy yt0the objects otthsg ,
meeting were requested to publish this nOros
The Club then adjourned to meet on acsil
of the President. GtSoNdJ Intetti5eiteeY. laos
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
Ihe PhITAde Phia sdtlou.


IhdIana HtinSsHG y 3fgxates 10
Ihe PhIIadetPh flJnveIltIOu.
The Democratic State ce ehttai 4 Committee
! IndfahaS' Sn As \ "a, 1SBpf soIOl-
owing delegates t9 the 1PbiIadsJphia Con-
rention --------u-----
Fo5 sSaaEa a0iIfe aiBKEEROHRhHaSEs
1homas Bowling, Graham N. Fitch, 2. NJ.
{ent. .H0Uq N NBoIr-s sab1S ssn6ssa VA
First. Y EepggesstOR II District: :TrilWssO%
3ld dgeQTl{ Yyda Pagfett; % ysW,sSS
secopRO ORistgie IeEis- Sparks ,yaNes
A. CraVens.
Third District-Frank Emerson, Thomas
q. Cobb. ,gDdUJ skaIq NoKEOO aOT
Fourth DiStricbia a5sbfge- Berry, Cortez
EwthguoO nfIAnsI1 10 " y5N9aEs ~ VEEOE.
EthzDiatrietsz1ohn fltlerER ReniGminn
seventh iDfsstiaa19seo JiIHN&AmaeE
Bayliss w. Hanna: Woir"sV
Eigiitlb Dist tfietE sJamesaBf WOEknlans E
f.. .hueasg noiln9Jqoo ,gl ls2m ilW ,9i1isiQ
NjRth PiStEiatTReR zEEf6hlRgsra rao JpGpss ~ pisss5
Te6th Dattiett-.A 4. ,EdseTtShg o. Ban
NcI9unald0 I0l sisbibnBo s aHiisaiuon 10
Ihe'delegates will be appointed from the,
Filth District atthe Con ngreSsional Con veIt-t
iop, to be held August q, and from the Oa
Eleventh Distfidt at the eonVeAtion pa1thed3
NH Of AfIgifsts 81 AA H Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
PoIiticaIi.IpnrnaIIana.

.We-arel abautd es partisan inNBr feelings
and actions as any one trained i9 thesDem-a I
Sah T We'll be- Yet W we would / find Hi It imSf6ssit'w
blelto so far forgeuOur tnanh oOd or neglect 8
our duties, asl tosedit a. journal as Weeee 3
many do, with an, entire loss of ourindivid- ,l
uallty in the, party whose principles we
advocated. We hate the Rebels &1d ldespise
the copperheads, but not TO suchtan extent !
as to make us deal unjustly with others, segd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

from the Rev. Z. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia fg,N
have derived decided benefit from the gse Of
Hoofand's German Bitters, and feel 1t my privilege
TO recommend them as most valuable tonic, 70 al
who are suffering from General ebfity from dib-
eases arising from arrangement Of the LAYER. Yours
truly, ..a. 4. D. FENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

eylioeqssr 1lodt ri qidsnwoi bga b1sw
ysWsd9i9 bns niIdnsrF nj .ssiinHoo
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INGHlIAiNS!GttGHtFS! GINGHANS!

AshH III AER AlITAE SEE SU1R ELESASSFF EtSs AsS1s
-a1rliFIs99 Do siRL llnl4 10 BAN a &IS0AE.Gd d
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BIlTIIb duU q IDIIR I6pU9Os
ThesaateluifplsSsahB tfuthsltO sdwe feo-
ple,aapd iRight leEe ,ps ubscribers. 6ut10r
thefact shat indept tHdent etTAthvtellipg ia q.
heYeItyE end has . demaDd. nbikeTtheiRal-,
iaetsP PietDl1 they gEgnlblp bRttheyea eat The
man who gets in the wayrot reading the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31
lsrl1l NUMBER Q7a.svr

.TaE3IT ITLT1 5ITIaJONaa
fdc-d- Cheek Press finds Il like a bigamy
bvel QrtlIesN ksDderinga ,IeY.ao He eapgot
pit it down. To stop hispaper would break
Is heart, an6TeaustD adistnpbanco in his
pmestid cllVlda OEkEC ChSek RpRssy flndi-
ALL vtanoEl ydI.dq 4Of
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-omsd obi .lIao blGssIoiG ohi % 'nBnsTBq
,nilduGI1 10 s99iiimmoo lG1ins0 oligIo
b9biyo1q ssltnBoo yswAl9f4 bns noslhak
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-31

'heuoGFaAt Strengthening dTonieT Td
ioNOPAawHBKP RBpAR2TfoN9 eefild
IOUFElNBS1 1lGERHaNss iaBITTERS, |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

Tsssday eel =, March 18th, 1885,
The o comm heed moving out on Sun
day afternoon 4 BY Monday morning ne
river was tcien' y clear Of ice. a ecf6s
occurred at Crstt island belsw the CITY.
Beyond Buffalo lhe rlver is clear = saint
Louis. The stamer Rssoluts reached the
former point yeserday. Trade 10 still stag
nant, but everything awaits the resumption
Of the river BUSINESS. As will be seen else
where, considerable reduction has been
made in the tart Of the Chicago / Rock
Island Railroad The price Of PsSses mas
has declined cosiderably. Everything else
remains as ct 1T weeks report.
BuckwBEAr loUR.-per cwt. -.
CoaN MEAL. No. per bushel % cts
| No. 3, 40 cts.
WasAr.-Rceipts not very large. No.
!, old wheat bngs tl,5t per bushel. NO
/, new wheat SC. No 2, zoe.
CoRs.-Reopts light No. brings y
cts per bushel. sa
i OArs.-A IA quality brings 1e0ls ct
pr bsshel. II Ass At
BARLsY.-Tb receipts have been fair
No. brings $3.50 cts. No. 2, 20 ets PEI
oushel.
OHloxs. Reeipts only for home con-
sumption. Nm nally at 1920 cts.
PorAToEs. receipts worth mentioning
Neminally = D cte.
Eoos.--Redpts hight. Per De-. 20 -.
i Burrn. -Ieipts light. NO shiposnts
Per pound Stts.
| WnlrE Bsxs.-Dull at 6oc@$l.
DREssfD Pax. Receipts are about th
same as last xsk No packing being done
Selling At 4a@$lO per cwt. Live Por1
brings $77SbSt0.
HAY.--Peron tS@$12.
CoAL.-19:ents at both yards.
APPLKs.- Air quality, per barrel 80.
Monty -ksy and demand large. Me-
, York ExchsRe buying >. par, selling at
2 premium. chicago buying At ! discoun
, selling at I premium. St. Louis, buyin
E 1t discoun, selling premium. Deman
for 1905 is brisk the prices ruling belo
par. PrceEoverned BY Eastern market
Demand forompound interest notes SINAI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Repreeentative
Morrill,, on reporting adversely to-day on
r. solution protesting to temporarily increase
the duty on importers 30 per cent, he SAID
it was the intention Of the Committee on
Ways and Means to take up the subject OF
tariff at an early day, hence it was expected
to take action on the resolution in advance
of the tact.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
LATE N1W6



TonoRro, March 1a-The numo:I On W. =
unteen answering the Government cs'' =
lofRsly in excess Of the demand.
An oAlcial military order Y puolnne1.
Tho OUnnondee 10 CHI ffeefe:o . eo ~,
pelIed. g measure Of prevention. 20 cen
Tor service 70 large number OF ecloIe
This step does not result from the exissence
of condition of war between our sovereign
and foreign ststes, but ueoss!vs Ine per
Torrance Of . duty which h. dsvoaved upon
the 0overnuest, TO make psovieacostoi pro
-tecting the livss and property o. iaeaoi'ant,
OF the Province, against thfseseneo PiIatlcs'
attacks by lsWle0 men, Who NE telfisofy Q,
: neiRhborhood power fof the purpose o.
openly organizing IN entefprise against tnt
sovereign right Of Ne Qnssn and ths secon
" Of her subjects. 49,,
The Commander in Chief relies with con
6dence upon the loyal apifit Of Csnadians =
meet til sxtfaordiaatj staae Of isees 81
feels assured that, n necessary, the cnsir'
population of the Province win come IoF
ward to resist any invAsion q the country.
The Commander In Chief deems u ne
cessafy . odiress observations to <omces
! ARA men cAlled out, Cd the Importance Q
strict attention to their duties, and 10 con
WINGED that should the threats Of IN attac
| be carried INTO effect, the Canadian volun
| tear Of the Deesent day will, with Gods bic
| ding, meet with - much success In expeliin
| such criminals and wantons against human
l ity and civilization, as was given thel
ancestors, when they were called upon
/ drive beck (r0aothe territory the tide Of
gitimate war or repulse the attacks OF law
i less invaders. .4...4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 12-SENArE Mr..
Grimes of Iowa, offered memorial from the
Iowa Legislature, asking for the speedy trial
OF jeff. Davis, which wan referred TO the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Wilson of Mass, from the Military
Committee, reported resolution OF thanks
to the seamen who assisted in saving the
officers and soldiers from the wreck of the
steamer San Franc,sco also q bill to fix the
rate OF mileage for officers travelling on pub
lie duty.
At 1890 to-day, tire bill to extend the time
for the withdrawing of goods from public
stores and bonded ware houses, was taken
up.
Mr. Sprague took the floor in opposition
to the measure.
HousE-The first business In order dur
ing the morning was the reports of the
standing committee.
MIR. AshbY offered resolution directing
the Joint Committee on Library to enquire
into tho expediency Of purchasing the por-
trait Of Hon. Joshua X. 0iddings. now on ex-
hibition in the Congressional Library.
Mr.. Ashbv stated that the picture was
painlcd and owned by Miss Rossman of
Camden Ohin and was work Of art farilt-
less as it was faithful IF the great and good
man. who had tor nearly u quarter of a cen
tury faithfully stood with the people, with
fingers pointed towards the iilessed, when
beneath the canopy Of heaven every creature
should be free. II Te
Mr.. E.iaridee demanded the J cas- and nays
and being ordered to u vote resulted, yeas,
IS; nays, 50 J. so the resolution was adopt
ell. fial,. .n,.
Mr Juliau. bv unanimous consent intro
duccd , bin t, fix eight hours as a days
wa, h in ali cases wbete laborers. mechanics
ar artisans shall he emrloyed bv or Under
tha dir ct;or ofthe u &. Government which
was real twice and referred tothe Judiciary
Co,nmi,,ec -
NJ, Snauldiur. WHO introduced the Joint
resolution in reference to the taxation of
u notes and certificates OF Indebtedness
by several States. Tue Joint resolution pro
poscd to enact that the act of June 30. ,6l
sl,all not be so, constr,,cJ as to cxo.put ffom
tax Inv or under State or municipal authori
,;as State nn,es ar certifica,cs of indebted.
nei not beat;nr interes. The ioiiit resolu.
Nor was read twice, Mr.. Spauldinc moved
to refer il The Committee On WAYS and
Means, with leave to report any time and
alsd moved the previous question. which
ma1 ssS6nJei =
NJ Wentwartl, of III, Objected to the
LAT ter, mart Of the motion giving leave to re.
"a Sb.sker-it Is TOO hte to object +. % s.
ssIr stcvcns-sI IN hone tie ie rentleman will
make Il resolution OF inquiry.
,Sbeaker-Thc joint resolution Is simply
! 10 lie referred To- The Committee on WAYS
nd Neonr
Mr.. wenswclth-l would scarcely Oh
iect t. refer ANYTHING. lg4 vi
Mr. ConElinyWii1 Ii be in Il, order for Il INC 4
IN a.. fiat Il In. modified 50 as 70 mako II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
latest NEWS
BIZ TELEGR.1PH. IA

New York, March 13.-The Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, VIM. +. Chand
Ter, and Mr. A, +. Rollins, Commissioners
Internal Revenue, have arrived at the Az
tor House to assist in investigating frauds
alleged to have been perpetrrted BY : NUN
Der Of djstillers in this city. At the meet
ing yesterday, matters Of Importance trans
pired and it han been deemed advisable not
whose establishments have been seized. IS
several OF them are regarded to have been
entirely guiltlcss CT any intention 70 de-
frahd the Government
The Fenians at Union Square are still
increasing their funds, and adding to the
volume IF their operations. Meeting were
held in the city last evening and sp!e did
addresses delivered, and considerable sums
Of money subscribed.
No clue to the detection, Of the thieves
who stole the million and half worth Of
bonds ffrpp the Office Of MI. Lord. in En-
change place, Lavy yet been obtained.
Last evening man. nhnel john SHEET,
in this city. shot his wife ia the head with
. pistol, and surprising he lad killed her,
he turned and lied, but b. ing pursued, he
drew pistol and shot himself dying in .
few moments The woman Is not danger
ously wounded.
A Washington special says: a.. .o.,
4 he Brooks Dodge contested seat in Con.
gress will be decided in few days. fE
Half dozen Senators elect from. the late
rebellious States, are Still IN Washington.
Il 10 stated thst smuggling on the Cana
dian frontier has generally ceased, except
on thiskey. H.
The Republican Senators hold . Caucus
to night. .tA-l~ ga i+''-l'a =
The Tribune's special says:
Col Estansn, fiDm Mekicos the sep0tad
con6dsptisl agent of Emperor Maximilisn,
has fitted up an office aud reception room Ia
very sumptuous manner, on Pennsylvanis
Avenue in Washington.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Con-
pany have already broken ground and com.
menced tho grading Of their road on the
new line GQHr Psint ri Rosks to ,ihis city,
Senator Dixon y seriously i'll. so
A contract was made yesterday for sup
plying the military department Of Washing
ton with fresh beef At 1ls@114 cents pei
p6upd, and mutton At III cenrs per pound
The IIessld's special says - s777ias
Treasury agents in the South have beer
directed Nv Secretary NeCulOcA to infovs
,pt cially III subscribers to the O6n e1UFasa
Gotten, tl1At it 10 considered property Of thu
E1ate Cohfederacy, and i l:aLls to seizure
land confscation.
s. The MJrti'si AltAnd sbeeiil(ayt:
1t il Understood IN Jd1cini cifdes thhtthc
GovSrnment will take no ateps to prevent
~ :s,,,.S < f%ASs.a. A. ~sypi~ss ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

RALEIGH, N. c., March 12.-The State
Legislature adjourned This morning. The
bill allowing negroes to testify in all cases
where they are concerned IN person or prop
erty when jurisdiction shall be restored 70
the courts in the State, was passed. ne
usury laws we're repealed, SO far as to allow
3 r,sr cent. interest TO be paid, when agree.
ment to that effect 10 made between parties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13
Price, only % cents . Bottle.
The rlsrsnee Nlghtsngals
ef 10 Nursefy. "a
The following is an extract from letter writ.
ten b. tlse Rev. z. U. Wsiser to the 0sessaa ~
fermed Assengw, at Chamber sburg, Pa;-
A DENEHACFRESe.

There ID 4 woman in the pubic eye whose name
had oil along been associated, In our mind, with
L the Yankee, )" 'Qunck," and "Iiumbug." But
| it is 40 no longer, and we desiee to wrest her
name from all such SUSPICIOUS association IN I'll
| other minds. Whalever notions We may have OF
womaaiy delicacy and propristy, We win admit
that Woman alone is tine Nurse-ths good Nuree
| 1.-The best Nurse. Whether We shall have Female
Ply sicians or not, is question which must Be
| by time and prisciple. and not 40 mat
rom NAV as we'll behave Themselves. for If there
is really wat, there will ALSO be ssupply-il
there be . "callius," there viii be . coNstn(.
Nature and human society Me always selt-supply'
ing, snd though Art snd Fashion may hinder,
n Mrs. Winsjow ioss not want to treat you 0sn
tIsmem n0t ases she prescribe regimen To-
your vivset bit modsstly aPPeess a. : messen
gel clheolfh end happinesa 70 your lS.AS1s y
the crsdls. Is tases snything improper in that !.
N v:ss e sosa 81 s.Ss ~. and on
sabsiist.nsdso. God 9ssd her on hulnble 50
happy mission. She II the most successful phys
ician ana e6sctusl bensflssress our little ON
ever snjeysd-hsr doting parents rot excpeted
last open the door for bsy, end nrs win:lo'
wtIl prove ths American Florence Nightingale q
the N1flcry. " this Ne srs % sure. thst v
l will teach 0ur +" Susy" 70 say "a bLsssiHo O
Mrs wSslov''-for nelping her to survive an
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
We confirm every word set forth in the PRusPRt
rus. Nperforms precisely what II processes I
| perform. every part Of it-nothing less. Ava
your Cordial" ''faregoric," Drops" "Laud'
nom, I" and every other Narcotic. py which III
| babe is druggedinto stupidity, and rendered du
! and idiOtic for life.
We Save never seen Mrs. Winslow--know he
only through the preparation Of her "Soothin
syrup for Children Tcething." If We had tn
| power. we would make her, % she 10, physsc,
savior to the Infant Rase.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-13

NEW YORK, 12.-The CesSssrcsags spec
ial says the President told Congreesmen
on Saturday that he regarded Louisiana
more loyal than she had been for 30 years.
Gen. Grant has issued orders urging econ
omy in the army.
Sec'y Seward assured tho English Minis.
ter that the Fcnians will not be permitted
to commit any outrsgees. The Govern
mept will issue q proclamation in case ofany
real violation Of law.
The Posts special says the. Ways and
Means Committee will soon offer low tai
| bill in favor Of cts per ID. ON cotton and
s per cent. on oil incomes, extending the e1
c,nption clause in letter to 81 900.
The Civil Rights bill will be reported to
the House tomorrow without materia
amendment.
NEW YVK, March 12-Luther lawrence =; G,
the broker who was arrested some um'
since ON the charge Of having 5000 stOleI
| U. s. bonds in his possession, has been hon
orsbly discharged.