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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
THE WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
as A PASSENGER ROAD

THE WILMINGTON AND READING RAILROAD
AS a PASSENGER ROAD.
Most estimates of the receipts from pas.
sengers on new road, are found when
brought to the test of experience, to be mere
guesses, and of but little value, except to
show that the guesses are most frequently
too low, particularly in the department Of
way travel.
In attempting to estimate the passenger
traffic over our road, the first fact that strikes
us is, that it traverses distance of so miles
through one of the most populous districts
of Pennsylvania and Delaware Terminal,
ing at either end in Railroad leading TO
Philadelphia, and passing in its route three
others, (and likely to be connected with
fourth by short branch all leading to.
wards the same city, it occupies a geographic
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
COMMERCIAL RECORn.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
SVileuleu ps u. Chandler x Son
uLnrsiay Ts,.,,,..

Wheat Flcur, per erhil................ s,,Nss,.
" ' r. '"'-''t-' ...,,. IS On
t SaeswA,I Ma lrrr hunirsi 81 Y
'',''''''''''' ........2 70
D. a "''''t''''.''' ......,,,.,. 2 N
hy9 sS
Corn Mai rsf hil..... '''''''''''''''''''';aJ ~
Corn d. per Luau-l. '''''.''''''''''''4 ~ ~
Oats '''''''''''''''' '''''. -
aus &C., ''''''' 800 '''''', ,',,,'.'' ~
C,.. s, , ''''''.''''s-. ,.,,....,....9, ,UUGp3 uU
Timothy '''''''''''''.' o y
Fax e.. ''''''''''''''''''' ) oO
1Hd lncs per ton '''''''' '...'..s'..s ~
,h ps -ta1 Z. s. ''''''''''''''''. - % ,VIi g ~ W
.nru i uat ground r. r lutire '''' -'o' 'ssEoso wy
F1tttors, per bushe he ...... '''''''''''''i 90 oo
iay. vet IL 49, NJ = W W
4lnesers, per btl............... 10 oSg "a ~
Herring per bbl., GSs W ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

a portion of the influential men of Utica,
n. Y, are actively opposing the movement
to create a city debt for new railroad
Hide importers arc allowed to land cargos
when they prove that the cattle from which
The hides were taken did not die of the cattle
disease
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
rMN mONnY MAn1,Nr-
From J,u No-rAn 4 sos. az Ma-k,t Sir,

80 'rN-Es ~ " ''Ni t't Ma ket rect.
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W. D. IA tonts. ''''''''''' - % %
wimt,top 70 e.'"'.,'...... ,......... 5s 10 %
T. % ''''''. ''...'' f9l@ "a lOUl6
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

Fhdjmdcg- the catalogue Of the class
OF the PHILADELPHIA College of Pharmacy.
session ls65-GG, we find the names of tic
following awaiians;-Alexander Lowber
and Joshua X. Robinson OF Newark, ], H.
H. folsom OF Smyrna, and VIM +. Roche.
city. VI 'i'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

~ Nr. Aa & w 'i o. boz ,,r. aud 4. slery in ForaI,
, nN m m e. ;, come iit Marriott reefs wi mi5,.
IL d lo, S,ngud u lth the iolwini quotations. II
Gld.
U o'.-'s.t......' ''''''' ''''''''''''''.'. 1884,
L, s. i,.e-- .ti. ''''''''-'''' lu-&fdl ) 1
h-,-b3 ''''''''''t ~ - lti5s
U. s. tf-lul -Isii .''. ''''''"'''''''lU. Sglglts
i. '. sJ --Al. Sol ....' '''''''''' 80 s-9sIa
n ,s,IH ,S..-yaH ''''.. ..,,..... 3, "a sSi
o. tt ,i " 10 T. .''''' '''''.'''''',,... 9astlp qsta
r.s ou,pintn ID, a3s''''''''''' '' .... 12D gNa4
Dffts on nsliad m 81 w w a. Vt "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
Children to Inaen4,,-.
Cedar Camphor

aug sehnerin's AnnihilAtpR paUi..
'omeu'ss ioamoths and all kineF nj iut,e,s p reat
Apris WILSON'S OGrd STORE ~
No, Gus N.rL., {.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY "a.

In the United States Senate, on wednes.
day. Mr. Wilson offered joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Constitu.
tion, providing that no payment shall ever
be made by the United States, or any State,
for or on account of the emancipati6n of
any slave or slaves, or for or on account of
any debt contracted or incurred in aid of the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

~ tHowlrE qu iio are ,utnished IL. bvR n
Nun''soH \ tn' nanser', Cirn,r fou,th and Market
,' Hev "a pe'o Il, yesterday afternoon
IL '' '''''''''''.''s'. .,.,.-.,...l39 "a 1899
sao, '''i "s'''''.'''''' III mi69
I O's .... - '''''''''''lu go O3
i", lndtb einsss, uld............ pSif9 Ssi<
49,, ~ as '-'''''''' .'..,''..".,... asS46l gI'
!, Nt' w." bnil 7..''... ..... .., "a fT a,
ps'Awra la.ir'ad Bonds frsi lior'r..e... 81 "a %
AAieusan " .. 81 "a SiJs
rhaa, VIII B,lt1ors K IL Don a. IT,. x Z, va g
W,lp!n.t,n ..it, L., sto'A..,... % a 5s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26
Mn II. T. nrLssoLp.

Mn H. T. nrlssoLp.
rny cpipoa a6sy "a TO the quo-iion asked ne as to
aud soid m. hushu l wound SAY that have ussd
" yests ar,ieo Ia various l.rus fr The vast thir-
u ~ do not think there is ~, htIn or propAra-
-. it have not usei known tu he uhed in the
& =" Gus diseases whore such meIlcatr seut would he
ulcNel You aware, we'll as my.oG that 1t
naS pe1n OK eHtivsy on'poyed in tho Various diseases
ol the bladder rtd kidnnys apd tho reputation Il has
acquired in ny Judgment Ia warranted BY lhe facts.
have seen and utet. before sisted ovev firm Of
pHehu-!he po"dered loayo-, ho slnpo decueon lipc.
'N" h"ll e4tra s--ard i.o, "a gnisant OF any
.,. s'", q q mat itut al equal 10 you's T~eivs
Yole q le'lehes ought IL uk To- give he right to
Juuse oi us merl's aud without prejudice partially,
give oars p-eeedtuce over ali other do not value
tang eoriins 10 It's uuk; II did other Litschul
" nld oui-do yours; hut hpa iu hs doctrine that
bulk aud quantity do rot inske up vaiue-- they ana
c"pi o. cent would 10 worth moro than gold dollar
vslue your Duehu for It's effect on patients have
euiea win II, aud seen eufnd with IT, more diseases
tue blAiinr aud kineys than have eter seen lad
.n s'y olher BueIu' or any other proprietary COM
Respectfully yolis, g.,
tEt. n, REYsER, ~ D.
AGfuat llthi iset. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-26

And we have, as the gross receipts
from passenger traffic.. ................ 81, ,451
AT the first glance this may appear a large
estimate, but it is one that will be more
likely to be exceeded than otherwise, after
the road has been three years in operation.
LAUREL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Western UniOn Railroad.
TG.A4Ilss LEAvE Posr sisOs ~ FOL
i1i - i.p-... ~ 4. n. Any. c.sa.y.
SssssSses Hapssss is:ss 4. \. lsiy. tss.-
x. xss sasssssssii| s.se ?. n. ir
A9asvH A. r61s sssss.
Man I'D nAtssse 7:seH -, daily, (essdsys
esss.ssae !.pres: les ?; T.. dolly,
Mi - s.sssss ,.s~.as -. sys.s :. -
: .i.ss !. ssSss ss:s;:sss g cnssssO sas oil
0eseoeeae 4apeea eonascss = Hsvssss with
ceea.se kaAolso ~ Oaosqsh assivise hssss
aheed q Neethssn liss Deoes.
"oeeansf ieys AatsS p9re1psstel I An.
49, 4 81 lsss. ~ 81 : FL
u - ,a,i ,x,sDs.,,. ~ - '""e1
q ~ 11sloe, u6lA stDooovssh Lac sseaepea, "a,
oso4 mWtey G1sAsygaa Asd Maateoase.
AZ 49, JneiDas Vi1A ghNagsA uAuaphee
I'D AhssahsA Aeas. NaasAess
"a r. sssssss.. IN cslustsls r..sA-
oes(tsa n.ieesA, ~ JassssiDs, 0a1GG, "a.
tebq1n Cbiaaso II Cseeeo b l-,'ise. -
~ lsles - OhisaGp = 1sgtA1qp6ass Real
80 sss 3 TX Sc Is, "a 80: !.
1lllssis Ces1rel Ksilree1s. ~ lflES7S v, Vsrs,s
ninesal Poist nj 0s1U11
~ A10es0nA I'M 1eseo 1850 .slasslna.' .
- l4b4QD ~ t1esoeh 80 q - 1sul
". ~ z9leln, 0tlA EAiDa01 - Hosso0eslsse nall-
-. re- C.1egS. D!xes 81 Csder nseiea.
-. - s.. Ss:s:s s..! n:ti s. a.'::s
isSenss.s - II 1sissS.
I 6no1eeeoge NIL I'D this ROD ~ eheapeGe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Nothing shows the fraudulsnt charssser
of the vote for Brough in 1863 mere than
these figures. The total vote that year vas
476. 900 or % 900 more than it wss in the
Presidential election Of 1864, and 1000
more than was cast this year. There 10 no
doubt that these latter elections drew out
many thousand moro honest votes than that
election did The Democratic vote is stead
| ily incrca, sing in the State. Twelve years
ngo ito vote was but 100, 600; now it is
about double that, Or $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

About three inches Of snow fell 1t Madi.
son, Wisconsin, Wednesday night and
on Thursday morning. There are con-
siderable quantities. Of corn and potatoes
still ungathcred.
The Xeralds Fortress Monroe correspond
cnt says: 1.-The trial of JEFF. Davis has been
pos poned to next spring. Tho further DE-.
the stupid laundering Of the last Congsess
IL mediling with the geographical boundar
les Of the judicial districts. without making
the proper allotment Of Judges"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

01 Waning and lnsfYuction for Young Men. Also.
D2ae1 and Abases which pnp-trate the vital powers
vim eu1e means Of relief Sent free OF charge u
eeele0 litter envelopes. Address, Dr.. J. sklLLiN
aOV0HTON, Howard Association, Ph.lsdeiphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
WOstern Union Railroad.

- 49, o6ssp mooasy, 0oy 11eh,
The Stsanss lswa vill leave losA Ssos q apsay
etsees, fse rOs4 oysea. - f6llsws:
"A Z A. N1.s oOnsecsisg wish trails r. Fol
10, Oevoana, Dubaque, (asrivsns b Dubuqus 8
Aours ID adv6ncs Of any other fontc) fscepcr:,
nasi.e. - 81 peista north and northwest, east
wisconsin.
AZ Ar. NJ. eoasectieg with train Tor 10
vse1A. Ffseport, Racine and aillWsukee, and al
poents nosth, west end east.
The following - the faaes n Fare TO points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27


From the Sioux City Register.
We learn from John Thompsou. ESQ. Of
the Sioux City and For. Randall Exryruo.
some Of the pasticulsrs Of . horrid murder
committed ~ passengs On : Naekinaw
boat from Fora Benton. A party Of ten
miners purchsssd . boat ct Benton. and
started down the river. An parsed q
pleasantly until within about 90 mile, =
Fort Randall Here lhs party stopped (es
the ght, and vent upon aand bes adioin.
Ing the shore 10 sleep. Some time darius
the night one Of the number, while Ill the
others were asleep, took an AZ, a.d. With
one blow. instantly killed one Of HE eous
pausons. He thea struck amotheP No.. ,ns
h,cting fearful wound IN The shoulder.
nearly sevsriug the arm from the BODY
The outcry Of The wounded man awokc N.
os'esce o. The party. Who, thinking. In the
conissse" q ~ mosneat tAal thsy had
been sesscked BY the Indians, hastily O..
sisted The injured man into the boat. and
pushed Oh from shore, leaving the murder.
or and the desd naa upon the saud her. :
As the party re',eatcd, the murderer firei
one shot 1t them with rifle which vas Jeff
on the shore. The parry arrived It Fort
Randall. whore the wounded me> vss ad.
United into the hospital But little hopes
are entertained OF his recovery. A mum
Der Of soldiers from Randall. together With
ss =. ~" miners, started up TO bury the
dead man, and endeavor 20 nrrrst ~ smur.
aere.. Inc object Of the co,d>hlooded vil>
la'" WAS undoubtedly to kill eli HE com.
Psn'ons and possess himself Of their eold.-
Vur informant did mot learn the namse al
any Of the party. '' "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
AMUSING IScIDExr.-The following ludi-
crous occurrence took place recently At the
Coon Temnlars' Lodge in Gfccnyille:

crous occurrence took place fecsntIy at the
Gcoa Templars' Lodge in Grcenvills:
Not having fitted up III the lodge meets
10 the hall Of the Pratt Exchange" adjoin-
ing which there are scveral sleeping apart.
mrnts. At n meeting Of this lodge ono Of
the young lady officers had no table. A pa
lite young gentleman stepped 70 one Of the
rooms and soon returned with a washstand
from which he had removed the bowl and
pitcher. Accepting the thanks Of this lady
he gracefully bowed and resumed his scat
(bet~ec couple Of blooming damsels)
when, to his horror, he discovered upon ths
over shelf Of the wash stand . domestic
con vcnience in the crcckery line. which b,
had neglected to remove. Blushing, he sho
from the hall without even an "idios." tn,
lady survives.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
ReasOns why the
AMERICAN WATCH
made at WAlTNAA0, Mass.
IS THE BEST.

IS THE BEST.
tits made On the best principle. It, frame Ii COM
posed Of SOLID PLATES. no ,srcsn Interfere with
the harmony Of it, working aud srdden shoeh can
damage its machinery. Every piece !, made ani ii-
ished by machinery itself famous for IL novelty as
well a. for It's eecvercss and Is therefore properly
name. The watch II what al mechanism should be
ACCURATE. SIMPLE. STRONG AND ECoNoM-
lCAL. Excsps some high grades. costly for gen.
esal uss, foreign watches are chie0y made by women
and boye Such watches composed of several
hun1Fod pieces, screwed and rivetei together and
require constant repairs to keep them in an, kind OF
order. All persons who have carried ancres" ie-
pines" snd English Patent Levers" are perfectly
wsll aware Of the truth Of this statement.
the beginning Of enterprise more than 10 years
ago. was our ArstobIeet to make thoroughly good
low psced watch for the million u take the place OF
thee foreign impositions the refuse Of foreign fac
tories. which entirely uusalcable at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this. may be un
dcfstood from the fact that after many years Of
public trial, We now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
univer satisfaction. While this department Of oui
buriness lie continued with increased faci titles foa per
ect WUIk VIC aIc NJ present eueartu III the mahuiae
ture Of watches Of the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY. unequalcd by any
thing hitherto made by ourselves, and unsurpassed
by any thing made In the world. For this purpose We
have the amplest facilities. We have erect an adj
dtion To main building expressly for this branch
OF our business. and have filled IL with the best work
men in our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their woi viii
consumaie dclicacy and exactncss The choicest ant
most approved materials only are used and We chal
lenge comparison between this grade OF work and
the finest imported chronometcrs. We do not pre-
tend to sell watches for MONEY than ioreigr
watches i,nt do assert without fear Of -ontradc
ton that for the sAMY our product IL incom
paraby superior All watches. Of whatever grade
fully warranted, and this Is good At ri
times against Us or our agents in all parts OF III,
world.
CAUTION public cant oned 10 buy onll
Of respectable dealers All persons selling counter
| ieits will be prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Mr.. William May, Of rs Spring street, New York;
wris~s, Jan l. 1855; hsvc bsso enictea withaGttna
for upwards Of ten years. receiving NO beneAt nom
medicel mea vls ADVISED By ftiend to try one 0l
Allccok Puroue PasteFs. seid. hsd tried sever
they were MI alike. ny friend gave me one Of An
csck's, and n'gsd me e ne 4 did g. and have
%ysef better Than Ssvs been sos many years
Asency, 8rsndrc,h Hg1ss. New York. Sold b
DfuRe5ito.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

From the Cincinnsti Commercial.
The full official vote OF Ohio he's not been
declared - yet, but the following table Of
the Congressional Districts Is . near ap>
proximation 70 Il:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

NAToONA1s
O4RAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
[LIMIrEDl
'a' ~ STEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM
QnesnstsEn aad liusrpssl
1sLisssvool s9'aS hnne Trsm Liz.
:! !; ~ 4 +; ]
The National Line crmpsi~es the following nr.t.
Glaze doubc-engne Iron Stcamshirs. with water.
ENGLAND Carr 0aAoe. $40 tons: SCOTLAND,
AZ IA, aa S S ir; y!KSiNIA Cs Il rss..x
@ I c.rr T sr, os Kit ,s =. III iii
Sr1ss. $50 $50 .- is ss MN G G.r
i.sss suess FRANCE and Gnu ANY building n.'
wsas ssposoi saa Q sss town Cox
the National stsan Navigation Company. osIav.
epo,l, intend deepafching, this month, Eon New
YORK, IL following eeesmehlpe
6elvelia, Capf. Ogilvic Saturday, Sept. -.
9afs ofgasag,. payasse In currency.
!i "S ~, NsS s,. s%ss "a eesas'o~s q vspos'
10 Assvsp. Css;s. siis: ae-raes. -.
a s..ssif C:s', : s q i: sssss.es: "a.
Is 6svTe, CsSis. Siis Setrage. ~.
q - Psls, Cabs. Gin: ssessses, %. AIS
s @ =: :sfss 6 ; ~ . . sss II G'
eeesaes paasaes tickets. to bring parsis. non In.
s.pco' e 99ss..sswn. tcork Harssr, - sash ear
G: DUNCAN, psvsspess, Iowa. |
49, eoe - Neaioaal Soc MAD loa Caapa-
VI - q Ayedways Nsw YS4. Ls1E1..11l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

c0L10N'S SELECT FLAv0RS,
ar Choice traits, Spices, etc.
Delicious. strictly Pure, and 81
CNrtraited Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEM.
Their great 10 simply because one-third Of
T. quaint ~ is than equal to the ordinary Fla
vorlng Extract" and they are the
TRIE RICH FLA TOR OF THE FRUITS.
Those who desire the hest
Seek them for their superior flavor.
Those " no " ish 10 EconOpnlse
Seek them for their great strength.
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
LOVERS OF CHOICE FLAvORS IN CITIES
SUMMER RESORTS, AND EVERY
WHERE. SEEK THEN.
Reference In 1865 and 10 e,1ntroduced In 1sBo:-
Governors from each Of the New 8uglSLd Sontee;
Profer sGrs, Literary and Busincee uDen known ali
over the United Sfates: Leading Hotel Propsiotoss
and dealers who scek the BEST Bee circular IT ref.
i Sold by Grocefs and Druggists.
Colton's Fine Toilet Articles, Nes. I, 9 and
3. md Tonic Etixer, and all his prepara.
tons. are sold BY
HARRISON 4 SHARKS, md PARKS 4 HOMER.
Davenport Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. - Market street. for all Coltone Prepare
tioue: BOWEN & BROWN, Lake street, for Seec-
Flavors. sept. s5-dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

kss. 4 IL. u 4, " COuffAdnf afpRrr
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS rICafrnr -
I this Hotel, our Iowa friends win ani esrsc;.
ally adapted to their convenienee, being conii~..
Gus to all the western Rall Rood "a Oesamssss
oend;nrs 80 e ~ - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Cayuga, Hinde County, Miss.
T. ALLeocK & Co.-Gentlcmen Please send me
another rix dpssn Of your Porous lastcrs They are
in great demand here for whooping cough. They act
like charm. could have sold two dozen this week
II had had them Send ~ soon as possible, and
obligs. Yours respectfully,
JOHN L WILLIAMS. P. n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Majority. ............... 800. BY. 100
Total Vote. ......... ..467 .49o
This Is by far the largest Democratic vote
ever cast in the State. In round numbers
il = >s,da Tina.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27


Erom a1l lS0rea Of she body II 3
II minutes. without injury - the skin, by "Ur.
aAx's D.P,LArosY Pow Dss" Ask or send for
Uru.n's DsrilAToav Povpss,' and tahe NO
other. Price 81 Mailed TO any address for
u. -. BY =. = UPHAM, Is He.th Hiahth e.,
Phi sdelphia Pc. Sold BY all Druggists.
- Ne Excase for = llala Head.
TIPHAM'S MARACHEi.fA CAUSES THR
~ HAIR 70 grow ON bald heads, prevents il
from falling out, aud promotcs the growth Of
the beard and InOustache. One bottle will con-
vince the most skcpsical Of its virtue. Sold BY
=. =. BALLvRD. oals-ism N thrrAsas
- UpAamss PB0nle Dan1ahor.
u EMOvES PlMPLES ON ran FACE,
~ erccklss. DC. II also soleena the skin On 1
beauties the compl. xion. No toilet 10 completo
without it. Price 50 cents. Nailed = any ID.
dress for Is cent?. By 3 q. CPHAM, IS South
Eighth street. PhiladelpAiA, Pa Sold BY I'll
Druggists. octS-d3m- m shusAsat
1NThe .Dauuoeso 11a1P Osaan.
fVOLURS THE HAIR, WnIAKRnS AMI
~ Moustache beautiful siAcs On noovx.-
II consists Of only one preparation. Color will
not fade az wA-h ont. O6ly 50 csato Z 6ox. -
Mailed to any address for rs cents. BY 5. q.
Upham. 25 South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Pa sold by all Dfuggists. oetls d6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
Medical Advice Free.

All th0ss Who .. sufIef ing Rom "Spermatorrh4n'
or :" Seminal Weakness" or any private disease. or
should send AT for DR.. Bohannan's Treatise
Special Diseases" which gives full description,
symptoms, Ac., Of all ''Chronic'' and especial dis
easea, o. to leave room for doubt This valuable
work h sent FREE to any address. Direct TO DR.. c.
A. BOHANNAN, Nos ~ end - Pine street, between
Third and Fourth streets, st. Louis, No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20
GOLD.
GOLD.
New YORK, February 20.-C!old 1861.

2. AS the day Of election is near at hand: and
there being so many citizens offering. for the
different Offices, and as all cannot be elected, it
becomes necessary to adopt some mode Ito Sc
lect q ticket that will give every voter q
chance to vote and every candidate the same
opportunity to get his friends support; then
n one can have cause to go back on the ticket
who agree to the plan, as has SO often been The
case in the old mass 1neetings-seme alledging
that there has been cheating.
Let the candidates Chose that intend to SUD
nit their claims to a convention,) meet and Sc
lect three commissioners from each Ward-ct
them select place and notify the voters that
on Wednesday, Feb. 18th, (or any other day.
between the hours OF one ocockand nine p. III.
in their different wards they will receive ballots
for the different candidates, (keeping a list OF
names of voters including Board Of Aldermen
and City Council, if you please. This will settle
the matter all at one time The commlSslonHrs
to close the polls at nine O clock precisely take
charge of ballots, meet next morning at O, c!k
count and compare the same, Gt 1t cannot be
done tbs night, and announce the result, I'M
der their own signatures. This will show every
man s. fair shahe.''
AN OLD OFFICE HOLDER,
feb Colt BUT NOT a CANDIDATE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20
feb Colt

Our municipal election is near at hand. This
is no Official or party contest. We have be-
fore us as candidates for Mayor, two gentlemen,
well-known to I'll our citizens who are fully
competent to choose between them. Why sub
nit their claims for preference to s. convention
composed at most of but small portion OF the
people, and majority Of them brought to-
gether by Influences, not operating on the great
body of citizens. Let the convention be at the
polls on the 9Th Of March, where ell the people
will be represented, where there can be no slut
fling Of ballot boxes, &C., but q, fair free and
open expression Of the people choice.
feb Colt fAiRPLAI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

W. There will be a meeting Of the congroga.
ton Of the First Presbyterian Church, in that
Church, on Thursday Evening, 22d inst, at =
q clock, for the purpose Of choosing q Pastor.
Rev. Dr.. GURLEY, OF Washington, will preside
feb 20-3t