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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09
Coughs, Colds, and Diseases Of the lung


Which never fails TO cure Coughs and Colds IN
. fe days, and has cured thousands upon thous.
and of cases of Consumption after ply scians and
all other remedies had failed. and the patients
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n. B-A.k for Or. CARRIERS COUGH BAL
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icine Store corner Of Third and Chestnut Sts.,
ST. Louis. Mo-. and at their branch Store 20 Mad
ison street Chicago. ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09
Another Ing eniOMs Device Of Ne "
York Thieves.

A robbery which nearly paralleled that Of
the Greenwich Savings Bank porter, came
to light yesterday, at police trials. In
spcctor James Leonard, replying to the
question of Mr.. Charles S. Spencer as to
whether. during his twenty years experience
as an officer, he had ever heard OF a more
adroit robbery, said that he had. He had
learned a. n jewellers in Maiden Lane. on
Monday afternoon. man selected four gold
watches and rendered thousand dol ar
bank note. The dealer examined the note
and fin ling it genuine, naturally left it on
The counter while he went to his safe to yet
change for the purchaser. But no sooner
had the jcwecr gone to his safe than man
who had jast driven up in coach, dashed
into the store and clapped irons upon the
purchasers wrists, and informed the amaz
Ell jewcller that the prisoner had stolen
$1,000, suddenly discovered the 81. 900
note, and seized it SAYING, "by my soul, this
Is the identical bill |" and then thrust il
into his pocket But" said the jewellcr,
che has four ofmy Watches NV ell, SIR"
responded the pretendcr, ''he may have any
number Of stolen watches; but |, as an otli-
Ger, am not authorized to adjudicate; only
the justice can do that; shall hurry the
thief to the Tombs, and if you appear at
once and make the fact known, dare say
Justice Bowling will give you the watches"
Thus saying, the fellqv bundled his prison
or off into the coach 1t the door. The Jew
eler went to the Tomhs, and after waiting
fifteen minutes, snelt rat, and told his
story to Justice Bowling, and that magis~
trate promptly enlightened him as to pre-
cisely what had happened Men York
Times. Feb. 1st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

Tn Cedar Falls, Iowa, Gas tie says a
young lady in Butler county. dslocated her
jaw recently by gaping. She was abou'
thirty-six hours with her mouth open, and
it was finally closed by a surgeon. The
yonng lady promises not to cape again for
a year. 1t is stated that the misfortune
was incurred in consequences Of the young
lady's beau staying rather late and not
proving very entertaining. ard she was
yawnlng as hint for him to 60. Young
men should take warning by this. If they
ever discovers young lady's jaw in danger
Of dislocation, they should either taks
prompt measure to keep it in place, or
leave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

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sy Price IS cents per bottle.
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store corner Of Third and Chestnut streets ST. Louis
Mo-. and OF 90 Madison street. Chicago, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

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oil unnatural causes.
FEMALES suffering under any Of the difficulties
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

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This medicine Immediately STOPS the Cough
produces free and easy expectorstion, removes all
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gives ease in difficult breathing, allays the rrlta1
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by soothing and healing all Pulmonary orgsns'
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il purely vegetable in its ingredients, and per.
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The harsh dry winter Cough. which afaicts OLD IN
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

uUu1mRnF4A - s~~~-s~,
Tue csops IN Cur 6tsts kst year were
enormous. The prospect 10 that the pres
snt season viii show Us larger crops than
u 1T The Member ofscres Of fall whese
sow4 for the coming crop y lsrgcr than i
any tevious season, and the preparations
for -spring oasps azs msss extensive thsn
ever. While the less bulky crops will re-
ceive more than usual attention, there csn
be no doubt but corn will bold its own, and
perhaps increase in quantity. Unless the
seasor h adverse, Of which there can be no
fears. the crop Of 1866 will exceed in value
that Of 1895 in nearly the sane ratio that
it exceeded that Of 1854. Even if the yield
Pet acrc should not be as large Is that Of
last year. the increased number Of acres un.
der cultivation will more than supply the
deficiency. Almost every neighborhood In
the State has made preparatiops for extend
ed farming operations in some Of its various
branches. In many localities, no doubt,
thcrs viii b large change in the crops,
and different system Of agriculture be
pursued than has hitherto ruled yet the
aggregate Of the crop in any one branch
will not decrease, while the total value Of
.he products Of the State will be largely in
excess Of any heretofore raised in ou'
State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09


The capture Of Bagdad is said to have
been effected by miscellaneous crowd Of
Mexicans, suffers, Adventures and idlers,
and If any United States soldiers were con
Ger ned in the affair, they were present on
this side OF the river 1t roll call next NOR
ming. The capture is said to have been ex-
ecu,ed and planned without the knowledge
Of Gen. Crawford Great anxiety exists
among the Imperialists Of Mexico on &C
count fthc embarrassed condition Of the
finances, the treasury being empty, and
there being no available sources from which
to replinish it. A Paris correspondent says
the entire ministry Ere in favor Of the evac-
uation Of Mexico, and that the forthcom
ing speech from the throne will maintain
the proposed withdrawal OF the French
troops from that country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09


(Nr. Doolittle) says are there, and having
right to shine, one with ~ much lustre as
another; and 20 far - am concerned and
I believe that to be the general feeling Of
the friends with whom act-l seek not to
impose, nor shall I try to impose, any con-
ditions upon any people in this Union,
who are TO make part Of us, that either
now Of at any future time shall have any
thing in them Of tho character Of dcgreda-
ton.
ltis not 10 b supposed, It cannot posi-
bly, be supposed for . moment, that the
people Of the Confederate States who have
bssn ct war with ~, feel kindly towards
~. should not ct once feel kindly to
ward any enemy who had conquered me,
and through whom l suffered, even If | was
wsoue. Such ID human nature. Time is
necessary to overcome prejudice. Time is
cecessary to soften ell animosities. Time
i necessary 70 make people reflect calmly
upon what has taken place. They cannot
do it in the heat Of the contest, or until
they have bad time 10 cool. IL Is, therefore
70 b expected that much will occur, and
for considerable period Of time. that will
occasion still greater animosity perhaps,
that VIII indicate sstats Of feeling that
nay render . perfect reunion apparently
inposeibls; but trust in God that the
time will come, and 10 not far distant, when
al the. SEstss may be properly represented
here. / agree fully With the honorable
Senator from Kentucky, (Mr. Guthrie.
who addressed ths Senate the other dav.
IN sayiAg fhas shouid b as much averse
- b i - doing anything which by any
possibility shouldbs construed into put.
Ding stigma upon any people who are to
become members Of this community of
States, Il they ore not row.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-09
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II VIII Cure Strains, Cuts Bruises Chafes. Gal
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

CATERING TO REBEL TAsrEs.-1n announcing
the 4th of July celebration at San Francisco the
Marshal invited all societies and citizens to par
ticipate, but when several Lodges of coiored
Masons responded, and desired to be assigned
place in the procession, they were Informed that
they were invited by mistake, and that none but
white-skinned people would be allowed to march
1t was about as contemplate an act as we ever
heard Of, and it is gratifying to know that j. +.
II. Wentworth. one of the Marshal's aids, would
not participate in the exercises after learning
that @ one portion of his fellow citizens, whom
the Government deemed worthy to fight, were
not deemed worthy to march in 4th of July
procession. At a meeting of the Twelfth Dis
trict Union Club, held on the evening of the 3D.,
1t was unanimously
Resolued, that highly disapprove Of the
Committee of arrangements for the Celebration
of the coming anniversary of our independence,
in excluding from place in that celebration, a
class of men having the same civil rights that
enjoy, and who have done much TO secure
the peace and prosperity of our beloved country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

INDIAN DEpREpArioss We lssrn from Mr..
Smear Fort that baud Of Indians have been com
hitting depredations on Mad River. Killing sew
eral cattle and running off horses They were
supposed to be either the Mad River Or Redwood
bands, assisted, 1t may be, by reheesdes from the
Hoopa Reservation - HumtotA Bay Joprnat
More than likely. We don mach Ike to hear
this announcement, although IL is just what has
been predicted by those best seqasipted with In
dian character and the condition Of Indian al
fairs. We are assured that some fry or SIXTY OF
the Indians sent to Round Valley last year nave
already returned to this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14
A Grateful Acknowledgment to Skill
full Gentlemen!

SACRAMENTO CITY, June 1, Io"o
Dr. Chas H. Tozer-Dear Sir: You will excuse me o a.
writing to you You will perhaps relenoe, ,nt
the individual who called or your assis,h M
ago. The roof of my had completely Ioteu
and my palate dropped down and there reha rnen,ber
up the passage that could hardly eat 1ou and
you at once, which relieved me IL teasn n,
was enabled to walIow my food AMI in -io ' ,;,;
;mnr,ys ,t vour medicine and followed yonr directions
for several months finally succeeded IN 9pp"g ,s
disease saving noe ami upper a1p,puei to improve until
Won finally recommended me to go INT" .ne ~ anu ne
had cast taken OF my MOUTH
in order tat plate maoe o e 20 ehsoie me
=. go. go AZ n, he understood, and am now using it, My
si ,,anLs are due To you and Dr. DEMARESr* for the
perseverance skill that You IN my case and
20 - Thank van for restored health, aad for nv
e Is wa, very bleeding to death several times from
the nse) in Sacramento city enjoying gooo health,
III hall recommend all my friends TO call YOU should
thew be 50 require assistance; would
avoid certain scientific
city or they send them land whence no tray
eler returns
main yours etc, g. s. r.
To DR.. Chas II. Tozer San Francisco, CAL
CDR Dsmarest il DR.. Tozsrs assistant. HIy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14
Weayeryille, Saturday, July IA, 1866.

IHE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY AND
FREE lSsTITUrIoSs.-The war news from Europe
is exciting. A battle has been fought in Italy,
in which the Italians were defeated. The Aus
TRANS call it the battle of Custozza. They await
ed the attack of the Italians near their strong
hold, the fortress of Peschera, of the for
tresscs which composed the celebrated Quadrilat-
era. The Italians have had their Bull Run, but
rejoice to that the spirit Of the people re-
mains unbroken, and hope soon to chronicle
great victory for the patriotic people of IlAly.-
They sighting to free Neneta from Austrian
despotism and msrule, and the entire civilized
world will wish them speedy and decisive VIC
tory over the Austrians.
In Germany no conflict has taken place yet
The Prussians have advanced without resistance
into Hanover, Saxony, Siberia, and even into
Bohemia \ battle is expected to take place in
Bohemia near Prague, city which has been
the scene Of many sieges and battles. The Aus
trian COMMANDMENT Chief, Field Marshal Bene-
dek is a Bohemian Nobleman, and intense hater
Of everything German, an admirer of General
Grant, and is said to have expressed his inten-
iion to follow Grants tactics. He has concen-
trated an immense army, and the Prussians may
meet more dangerous enemy than they expect
The country near Prague is level, thickly popu-
lated watered by the river Moldan, which emp
ties into the river Elbe. Prague itself is strong
ly fortified by heavy walls, and ditch which
can be filled with water, but the nights surround
ing the city are its real detences.
Every lover of freedom will sympathize with
the heroic struggle of the Italians. They
fighting for national unity and liberty but the
war between Prussia and Austria is in
which the people have no earthly interest, but
will be compelled TO suffer all its horrors merely
to crafty the within of Il Bismark, or the ambi-
ton of Commanding Generals. The world holds
Prussia responsible for this needless causeless
war. and it is possible that she may yet have
reason to regret having changed the peaceful
meadows and smiling landscapes of the Father
land into CORY battle-helds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

A Word our Fair Re"ders'- Ain
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erb and Internationally pure transparent comp
s,ntaI TO female loveliness such a conipeA''
d.,ce of health while saowness, opacity oi INC 'A F
tions b,ils dry encrusations. and all e1terD" ""'
EN-; ara Indicative of disturbed condition oil the s'o"
and liver U,on these organs the famous aperien' anu VS.
tnw, as Uoloways Pills acts with directness precursor
md randitv UNPARALLELED in medical science bu' Tue ~
tinenished chemist pathologst, to whoh We Wv" ''
remedy has coupled with il an external
lion which removes every outward disbursement
NV immunity Of the animal fluids while the fs are
no ana ranva,;nc the vital machinery within hoo""y'
.nt seems To purge the vessels OF the shih " -,
tatIng partcle and clarity and fmpar IT.
that delicate and sensitive envelope we ""uiu say -; I
VIII yain smooth fresh unspotted complexion a'ou AZ
cosmetics They suppress the natural ths
skin drive the acrd humurs which seek VEN Nv
pores into the sources vitality. and she VINO q
their aid to mpart a temporary beauty 10 hel @ nm
arms is but a whied sepulcre with deta coI up 80
inc nj, within II our fair readers will heed hohest cou
sell they will hansh washes and powders from 'ei
rooms and seek to plant the lily and the rose ne ~,
on their cheeks by the of Holloway iemeu'es a. ~.
blood il oyercIirged with bile the Pills VIII soon ~
mischief and send pure heaithfui s'tea'. 49, 81
every artery and If ulcers plmpies piis III =; ~
scrofula in any of unsghtly shapes are
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inc IN the very roots of the excresence VIII renuf
nnf e,yng discoloration scar.N T. Nat ~" 6dse'e
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

CoMPLIMENTARY.-The Gold Hill Neus SAYS
that Zach. Montgomery, through his occidental
and Biackguard, is still making mouths at the
American Free School system. Zach is a good
illustration of what human being may becdme
in this country from lack of any kind of respect
able instruction" . And associations the ed
itor mg ht safely have added.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14
IT. eekly Trinity Journal.

a5- (Ossty W,srrSsfs and Grssabseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
To soldiers in the Government service the
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

FATAL MINING ACCIDEST.-Adam Lorenz, a ma
tive of Prussia, was killed in his mining claim
at Red Hill, on Thursday. A falling bank of dirt
and rocks caught lin, causing instant death, and
mangling him terribly. His funeral will take
place from the Catholic Church this (Fridav) af-
iernoon. at ) O clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

New OFEIcERs.-The following officers of Com
ct Lodge, No. 81, I. o. 0. F., Trinity Center,
II. Bachelor, Deputy Grand Master for Trinity
District Geo. Lowrey, n. &. J. C. Dorr, V.
G. Geo. W. folly, Il. S. a. J. Myers, Treas
urer d. McNair, p. S. Noah Lowrey, o. G..
l.. Peterson, /. c. Geo w. Smith, G. Geo
Williams, W.. E. r Skies, r. S. n. G.; Dan
Neh, l.. S. n. G. a. NJ. Carter, X. s. V. q. E
R. Skies, Geo. Williams, Geo w Smith, Trus
tees. Night of meeting, Saturday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

GREAT IMPRovEMEST.-The Trustees have had
the District School House thoroughly repaired
and nicely whiewashed on the outside, which
is pronounced great improvement on all hands.
In response to numerous inquiries rs to when the
Public School will open, we reply-don' know
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

MARRIEp-A correspondent of the San Fran.
cisco Bulletin, writing from Idaho furnishes the
information that ex-Judge R. T. Miller. of Trim
ity county, had committed matrimony, but did
not give the lady's name
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

@ RED BLUFF INDEPENDENT. This paper has
commenced its Seventh Volume, and Thos. B..
Merry a newspaper man of much experience has
assumed the editorial control. In his introduce
tory article the new editor says:
g We will publish journal that shall be indie
pendent, not neutral, in politics. In these days,
neutrality is but cloak for recreancy to the great
preceptS on which the existence of our nation is
based. We Shall ever seek to support the best
men adhering to the best principles, firmly be-
lieving in the doctrine of universal equality be-
fore the law, and the Immortality of our common
Union wishing to live as the noble Lincoln said
with malice toward none, with charity to all,
with frmness in the right, as God gives us to
see the right.
Universal equality before tie law y Wei
come and all hail to the order o. things in
the Independent office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

News FAvogs.-Fur a file of the Sacramento
Union during the past week, and an abundant
supply of Eastern illustrated literature we arc
under obligations to Mr.. Oberdeener He has
received the July Number of Harper's .Naaazine
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

CHINESE FOR THE CorToS FIELD.-We under
stand that Bob Strickland. formerly of Trinity
Center, is now in San Francisco, endeayorino tn
secure two hundred and fifty Cinnamon to wort
cotton plantation in Texas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

COUNTY CoURr.-The following cases present.
ed by the Grand Jury have been disposed of:
People vs. Young-Prisoner discharged and
bail exonerated.
People vs. P. o. NJ. Hennessy-Prisoner dis
charged
People VS. Jas. Mullane-Prisoner discharged
and bail exouerated.
The of the People VS. Stokes was taken up
on Friday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

THE attention of citizens is directed to the call
for special meeting of the Board of Supervi
Sors, and the accompanying request Of the coun-
~ Clerk. Information in connection Herewith
may be found in paragraphs II and 49, Sec. l6.
of the Citizens Hand Book.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

PHoroGRAPHy.-Mr. Norcross has re-opened
his Photographic Gallery, corner Court and Tav.
Tor streets, where he is prepared to take Pictures
of all kinds in the most approved style of art
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

;.d Oates Of America indeed to-day YRxH REPUBLIC
tbout a bondman and without chain In her new char
,sr greet her; her character every freeman will
her and bowling her august pray may she
i've crow and flourish forever. and and ever!