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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
fleming ToA, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sd Fropristo,f Dr.. KcLdne's Lirsr H;lla,
KsrmUy and Lung Syrup.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
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- e. gvs Roc4 -Ths work Of
|yuedegl oSseevpoa ~ sAsd covering the
deek . lseae q ~ nishionn Csntgpl freight
Aoaoo = D0eeuit 10 nov progressing, end
viii b 0nished In few weeks. This roll
xhsn soQplsesd, 6ili - The srpstest aekseve.
n6snt il u Nv in thS Wit, Rnst in The
VOID esvssieg aheut ,soo, 900 square feet,
lnoo6i6g I'd paft which covers the freight
.heass pDaoes. Il 10 nAds sotss(y II wrought
lf6n-fallsf1, shingies and IN, Involving The
~ q ov1s f6or heodsed tous Of that mate.
rial The ssst Il thscwhols roof viii b
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
'MpTou'S ORA DISEASED LIVER.

DIN ID thu right eide un1ef he edge II IL Ybs =
setng on preesnre spuHtimcs the pain = 4 the le
the patient IL rarely able TO lle On the lcll side;
lelimes the pain y felt under the ahoul4r blalc,
. l. sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in slic arr
stomach Il affected with loes Of appetite and sick
.; the bowels IN general are costive, sometimes n
aiing with 1axity; the head IL troubled with pain
ompaaicd With 4 dull, Hasy seiMtiOn In tlie hack
t There y ecnefnlly considerable loes Of memory,
ompapled With }psi{hil sensation Of having lcfI
lone sou,slhing finch U,ght 10 have hccn done A
sht DRY cough lssomeines an attendant The pa:
1T complains Of fcarness and debility; he Is caey
rtled his feet icoh or burning and ne compiling
!, peickiy seaside Of hin slin; his spiria are low
Although he saisAci tiat exercise wonld b
,elicial 10 him, n he can acarcely sum up forttude
,ueh IN Try t. (fact, he distrusis every remedy
sesni Of The sbov kymptoms accumpay the disease
cases have ,ocsrfed when few a them existed,
examination ofhe body, afaer death, has shown thu
ser 10 have bee, extensively dernnged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

To Cure AEue and Fever.

Take dose ofDr Easterly'e fsHiiy fllk, and xtefl
done operating, take Dr Rasteviys Fever and Aeue
heurr. until nino doecs have been taken, In the agepce
o. fever which aways stops the Agse and Fever the
Ague Killer three tines day the seventh, idnr.
scent twenty rst md twenty eighth days. after The
last chill and iever. md you win he Pklt1(ANENIlt
CURED Let every man. ,vonnan and child try II, md
u you find IL to n tue, ,s b y your friends
- Price o. Ag1e Killer oi.D per bottlA. ,fnls g.
u T.! R1sssrsd 1a 1i ssss 3 b. rssAsrERlY 1
Coz No: 20 North Fifb street st Louis. NO and pld
artseir Braheh Faany Medicine S6key Chicago, H.
Sold by Druggists gcnnraIly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

RAiLvAy MAHAesnszr.-Thc great lead
iaS liass Il T9ilyax }ssd'ns westward Or
n460asD s6hG1N1o York have held .
meeting. and practically agreed no longer 70
cut each Others threats BY employi4g
agente whereby, end supporting Offices
wherein thar 10 their beqt e jockey .h,asj-
nsss out of eleh shed haeds; aud they
have chosen q hmona shier-Mr. H)muel
Sloan-wbo 10 hay esallty 4 ten MOI !
sand dollars ~ fdedAaasaS tEgM 0eal
each other ~. honestly - be can.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

Are very mild and pleasant in their operation.
hon - 61l0gi. purid I'D isronti1I g9ft3 Nm the
various other pits n general use. f0f LNs4 Com
plant and Dyspepsia. they are really invaluable
grcdcnts, and will be found much superior To other
pills to the diseases incident To the WEST Fam
tlies try them. .s.r a
~ Price 50 cents per box. Forty rfllsin box.
e Prepaid and sold by D.. 3. EAeTHRLY Z
CO., Ne. 10 North Fifth street. st. Louis, No. Sold
At their Family Medicine Store No. W Madison street
Chicago, Ills. Fer sale BY Druggists genesally. I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

~ DRyEARRnaso e,es
| o OUd HnBlN NBxA M
win Cure cose6s, to,da Asthma, ODD,
sumption, Broae6iAiA Shifting Of Blood
Pals II the Side and DruaSs, Whootine
OsaGh. Creep, and I'll Diseesssi Of The
Threat, Cheot and knnRo. "a euoJ
r. = :s <: !. s'': 9: ss s.' 90
b. Ciftsfss 'CStshn Sals.n,
This nsaiehs tanuanSvsroPs THE CouQi6
p1o1 Ices fIee and easy expectOeatioa, reo0ve Z
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lals:n 5 = nsuss per5sss - SSssIhs - 6r al
O9o1ee q tAe lnngs known % eAe eivilhod wb6d{
y, h-Ask for D1. CAnrnnG Cuuuo D6aaan- IA
- usa1g -. Psico 1BcunDsUesflal boo1b; large
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fSei9sd - ~ - m \. RA0TERtT !
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

sc SCoeeOSwx - -
When Gen. Butler got possession Of New
Orleans, ono Of his first sets was to demand
from citizens who had subscribed for tho
rebel loan an equal cSnNsbh6us, Is ss,s
treasury Of tho United States. How much
no actually collected has never been made
public, but as New Orleans he'd contributed
fifteen millions to the rebsl loan, ssc emouut
taken by Gen. Butter undsf this levy uIust
have been large There was no lsw and =
rule Of civilized warfare authorizing il, ~
in fact nothing but Buffers sovereign Nh
and pleasure TO back it up. The coaseqsjnce
is that the citizens who were thus robbed
hsve pctitioned to The M ~ bartment for
the return Of their nensvs- asd Secretary
Staatoa has decided tha( ~ Sand u
Just, and tbst the money ,wvst s. repaid
lie has promised tho claimants that thelr
claims shall b. audited and rsfsssed 10 &ods
ersss for special apprepristisss uPsr2sps
Congress may be siv~ d. set ID ~ 'cnse.
but II will no doubt be eventually paid. The
Spsingassd Republicans says thai he ease n
Instructive, - showing that bald go Of
lswlsssncss. though they may b shoosht,
lsaAlv applauded at the time. ere pretsv
certain TO return 70. plague thsjy jpycneori
and 10 be CORRECTLY esS&naldd sfslakG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

Tas CerfoN CRoP N SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.
We leasa from NJ. Joe Griffith, who has
isAvsleA excessively IN the Sesfhern part
- this So, ~ a1ds bssadFA Of cotton
haa eeea Dlasesd p that section, notwish>
eeAndine the backwardness Of the season.
Ore planter, alone, has between $50 end 900
Acres n euRivation. There are alSo ! Au,n.
Der Of gins ready to b ppt in successful ep-
eceaca - coon - the crop is ripe.-
Ckarlestocn (lW.) Courier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

Sa'rrms.-The Nary Department i.
. ~. - ','aassHAhe At y ~ yes
bringing " svss ~ aalks', :, ! hs N~ri-
mac. in n pastS Which, sSOye wass.
"a. totally desdsysd 81 blosion. but Ii,
ae''. which escaped destruction, be-, l.eu
, ,.s'd. The Albsnills, ~ Aised
eseN sad = 10 = - ,SondjtieA -
w. lss CAsssamausl hSsossa brstshs
up. The Nashville Is to b rssuee;tsssd.
The Water Witch, oos Of 81 e; I - y -.
err, captured BY the rebels, and ~ ~.
seuttled by then, willie saised - NJ ~
face. sg4ei~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

a Western Unlon lailfood. =
TRANS LEAVE rcRt BYkcN!,' ls1tL-;
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'.sss "a; = rar,s- K.,.as rsr. Byer = to
makee cIoee c6ni1scsiUuS NJ iChics{V - n
points II Northesn illinois md WisecesR. I.
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S = =. 49, ~ l,e.sss. assivhG AkSsss
sstssisr ieSs ? issscs b yastels AvA. Il,
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press, mf844.2sstBunuu1ng with 80 I. u
train. .01IO
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

81
I'VE have found way to avoid being
oWindled BY these Peter Funk advertising
agents, end adviss Ill our nswspapcr friends
70 adept the same rule, and BY united scticn
9vsh eut this eIass Of nevspapef lseches,
ahs fatlss % Ne proceeds Of adysrtise-
osnts in Tie country papers, for which they
appefsady nevss s1pect to pay, whsn they
ssnd. sedsn fse them. Il il this Do bu.
oisses only With seehts Of good standing,
and.ghaee business spputAtiea 10 above re-
proacli. The frms 81 lsssfs. 8. N. Petteri.
gill / Co., a. Park Row, New York. and to
Stats sersst, Bosssn Aessss. Js6n Hooper
4 Co., Ne. 70 Park Row, New Yssks Mr..
J. n tmasson. No. 80 Nassau street. New
York; end Psas1ss 4 Co., No. Bsekman
street, New Teri, - q ~ tsttee eAqa-
We do net ~ thSss asg NO chen vhS'pcr'
Sssn thsir contracts, bue ~ u Gay this,
thsy ars The enly. advss1Ssipg agoete 1hom
" have dealt viii thai viii pay cash, upon
prsesntatisa Of On sccount, 20 soon - they
has0 Nn0iobd their beskA and are salts
0sd De pespeistee b. psolishst Of the news.
papss, N wheee name the bill Il made, has
performed biz part Of the contract. They
deal hlf,y - promptly ~ III, and do not
try ~ hsss ~ iaks spsl he printers for
1ong standiog accounts"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

u3S1 p14C1 PRQP1RN !
~ Bale q Great aFeal
. Pcssspion cen 81 1KoSf N0kioe,
{sT. SQE gLo1ANr I'D c2HNdblua
j tee story hsict dwelling. Oh tie sosth ~
q fvsrts strees. bet~ees ilep ead Hsssieen
house. L il psriz 5rd. ED s' rep.i. "a 80 '
plied with ~ oxtsses aad IN ~ convenisacss
Ct ns:s ~. ssse,Ssfsls sity gssiyenss. Pos
3D. me s6us6 half 4 ~ Asil stshk Svo
90. kaaA 1890 $3.50 - ~. saaA ai1aaf
Bra3y street, next north q The reefdoneS ofE Ia
D. sssss, fnen,sAaA wish AssAar 80 - q :
t.rss esnPaste. - having deiIehtl6f Siss y
srd. The seq two story ssieh sesidanss. viii
French root and spscicus bAsenspK M. q
&c intou Plsss, go . 10 81 Dra1r s1sonA =.
tusen Nisth aad Tenth slrsels. Tia - nlees
viii b. sold either With ~ without = ar{IrS -
ssss Of fsshisanhaD easu1nura anA pssosaeiea
sIIs :s ,i fSs ,s'sss. ss.s.. ..a r.s,.,.
FsPssty snths pseshessl sssnes sfGeeesI -
nsck Island streets, ITO feet front on Second =
trst re Hold stant. tsestAef w1sh nasy
ether - pssses, ee@A h, ~ ~ End oeantsy,
Al Of which are offered for salc q Las rnAS
SAB CUsf " 0cllpgxG. ssAtA -& T4
BONN l.. sWRTN = CO.,
Real Estate ard insurance Agents,
ie1Sl NICHOLAS BLOCK. (Cp SxsireA liz,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

All conservatives Whu lavur u iAoegnV - ~
Union. and the equality Of he oeaacs. an nvocd y
Join In an epst to SAVE the c4antsy efe1 - pcr4
J. y. KlLWOOp. chaifman.
pss Mosssx. April iiih, lsGU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

q = 4 - Il e VS.
Z Salt Rheunm end Tottoa
a Ointment
WIN cure Salt Rheun, letter, Scald Head
= Prairie and Basbers' Itch. Illinois Make
= Missouri Scratches, Scrofuia, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Facs, aad leu
Diseases and Eruptions % the Skin.
Rur 10 EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RApg
- cal Cure OF SefOfhlous ana Skin Diseases %
very kind We recommend ? IL =
,fft Mn. EAsTEpll.YsOf T
Iodine and S0fsaDar11lai
q h ~ r,xrzsAAt1H, !! ,ss.Ai s.r.a.s ~,
BLOOD and removes the CAUSE; and Then by ap
plying TN Onu1etS y IL Gpro u rrrts, . epoedy
and permanent cure will be enected BQih afo "a
vieed to BE- nnsed IN these complaints. s'NIHJ
faes Snssss al "a 4s S s:sss
= ss,p;lses "a "a S soid s. D., L xAspeflY i Co.
NS. Nd1E fisS sGsst. =. LSss; 2ssisS fH sc
scld Il sAsi branch fl.aflt nna6,sine d *: NS,s
1e1seasts Chicaan M rN,TgS5
FOR sais b DruRtts eseel81y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

During the psssons Apd lming meath a
third attempt ~ snae Y ~ ltdNkhrA
10 cable acroa1 AllauiagS The dissasks
from Ireland y sSjDtmutIo,i is go nd D.
teal miles. The dsspsss ester aqaA y
coun.cred on che route is Two and . hiu
nautical mics; length q Fable to be ship
ped. 1850 nautical m,lcp. Tho cable ia
strong enough v bsAr it, own weight ID
eleven miles depth Of waller. If it is SUE
cessfally laid, tits expected tleA - lbs
than eight words PER msentc can DO trads>
United. In case II an Eufopean war this
summer, such q speedy mesus Of trass-
m'ttlng news would b. grcat accpwDpo1a,
ton. In this way accounts q Z. gscAt bat
tic ia Italy, Prussia, or GsrasAny, u nor .
telegraph station. might appear n an the
American dailies Of the same day, bsi The
expense Of newspaper publication would
thereby be greatly increased S's
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

Hu0Sc ~ GACHse ~ - NOaAc8Ge
The Boari Of Trustees Of III State AerS
cultural College and Fssm met q the lses
ton in Story county on Friday. Bids vert
received for completing the College buildS
ing.ths Foundation ofstcnc being already in
The bids for the whole work, four in NUN.
Der, ranged from s7s. s7s. 10 tes. 1885. Tho
contract was awarded to Jacob Reichard. d
Knoxville. At t7a,s72; The work to bod
brick and completed BY the first Of Janusfy
1893; with sonm u q, go HiaeleSed 81
December. 1866, and completed By Octobe3
1857. The building ists W sA6 AAdA(
cd sixty>thsss fsst loss tgt>sV. RAstidd
with . wing II each end sixty feet vidd
The cut stone viii be brought ffon qvssricb
asas Anamosa, hundred aud twenly>ast
oilss distant The Northwestern 4 CAics-
20 railroad, which passes through tlie NrI
a6srd every fa6Ity Ar piah.aAleeesed thk
work. even building = switch ASyY As,sA
College for ia accommodation. The Board
irstsucted the Executive CpmpiLse to w.
pose Of the male stock Oh The hfMs. w
Building Coumittee codsikss sfs0SGG. Ru(
cell, Il Jones county. CinfBmius JrW I'D
Wilihns, of Dss Moacs eonls9sy SstIs tari,
and DE-. James D. Wright, Of Lucas eusA},
Treasurer The Executive Committee is Tod
posed of Lieut.. Gov. 0us,of Webslsr.C Chad
man; J. G. cussy.cf llumbcidt +; Hugh !
Thompson, Of Scott, and Peter Msliaay, b
Blackhawk. NJ. Cue i Presldshs Of Il,
Board Of Tsustsss \. W. Robisoa ,Sssrstssk
and O. A. Dunhasn, Architect. Tho p&aes b
Secretary, now supported ut - espsaso 81
1000 year,is shoughtto be vnnccesSAfS
and stcps were taken for It's practical ID
ees'mssoce. ststul III. .HIgN2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
lRECTiONS.

take tvo or thrpills going to bed every second o.
thd night. II D do MT pnrz,c two u thsee tines
u next m9rning, ks one " two more; but Sigh
kfk0st shOuld iiably 5ol1Sw their use. The Liver
l1s may ,te usewhen pnrging simply y ncces-
WI Az u mill purgative they are interior To
nue. Ind In doscf two or three. they give astunish.
In relief In Sick adnche also In slight dcrangc-
nuts Of the Stoni ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

mn. EAsTERLY's
AMERICAN LINN EMIT
VIM cu-e pts,..i, eb,n,.A. cuss,wcsss. ss,ssu..
Tum0rs, and ~ Local snd seated Pains, and all de-
eases where an external Remedy il requircdi
| INNS fINYMkSfis,B BEYOND AIADouBT THE
1nost ecaraous rsrnety ever o,csea to the public
Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing prop
eeies diiusc themselves to the very homer, and give
The sufferer almost instant relief. Il
Such powerful curative properties afc combined in
Dr.. Easterly'A AnerlcaD Lininent
that Il readily cures tkc WORST WOUNDS OMAN
q BEAST, Every family sas0uld keep Il con1tantiy
on hanA Pnec--5e ceats per boetle. 20 50
Prepared and sold BY d.. E. EASTERLY / Co. No,
20 North FIN elreee, s.. L00ig, No. Sold at thkir
Branch Fa0iy Medicine Stdfe No. ~ Madison street,
Chicago I'D. F0 ale BY Druggists gcnerally.s D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

& II = = y hsps4 tAat Americas statesmen Mn
49, wssnAsr intsssss h Shs welfare II Mexisu
vAsa thsy sasa Ssssssl ti0o osT s-9W
Bxefocs - 0Weee OpopoQax.
E.E. SMITH 3 CO., New York.
81 11asl6stsstss tesns rlspaa ftSfa6erv.
n xsssr1gsss,d not pttadee rseAsr gsn "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

0ueec0 IN 6dD62oD vHA ~ r
HITS From ~ salsmsse $50.
In the Court Of Commoo PIess. an Fiji
day, before Judge King. de cese q C. Nil
Ter againRt lkerisep Scsissabe1A = 49,,
from Josties ShvWAcrS, ~ M "a a.
termined. This vnsep aasiOo Of sopssviu
brought to obtain posSt1si6u 6fa Sswine
ReSbine, alleged 70 have bssu voa st 8
=! !: ::: Is; !: -; y:
beer hosse, on Soath Obassss street. n
question IA TIM. eass was whsshsr nillss's
=. NJ = 4, sf ,s sss'' Ts: :,s: ss: n:
4; i; /: \; !: I; -;
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

'-r~r no9eo0r AYR - -.u~~
OvvUDUU ~ Mn = RunDfD M.
N~s fAvnsn "a AZ H 49, me asnss psscs' ~; r.
'upplsd- -
7. AcLANE'S CELEBRATED
--,~--AAf--.
" - N j u q u :
consSses i, ii inssea - S ~ ~ Ne
Spow SsSeT tSe nnS;p cs'.s , S.,
thcr ors Or aen;. me-, n, , !. md g sass
otA1an the genuine Dr.. Mslansr cseisssea Yer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

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prfvfnS and 6canfilying the cusnrlexloa ssd ~! Il
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28
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n. McIAnc Lit Pills. In cases Of Ague and Fever
ven taken with tinil,e, are promotive of the iCsi
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Fstory -, n al taking Qninihe. We would I'D
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-28

For the Cu6ssf Bnios Diseases, Sick.head-
ache, Loss Of Appetitss Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Ces(ivu1eol. jaundics. and al
DefanGomoats = ~ Svetem where .!
Aperisnt - Catt6stis ns11eise Is required
NJ. aASTRnGY's
Universal Family Pills
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-28

General Assembly as were sick and
absent on the passage of the ap-
bill, and whose names
were omitted therein, their per
diem for the last session of this
General Assembly" This Is the
bill to which Esq. Neil has reference.
And l suppose from the fact that
/ was present at its introduction,
the Press, and perhaps some other
newspapers, reported it as for my
special benefit. Thus the whole
matter of Esq. Neill's statements
are explained and confirmed.
The rumor of the swindle of
the Government is a SANDER; /
brand it as .tazse, absolutely false
| demand the proof-and in con-
clusion | would say to those who
got 1t up, that if they do not cease
to circulate that and its kindred
ISLANDERS, | will in future deal in
personalitses-Iwil publish names.
w. S.
"What made the man of envy what he was,
Was worth in Others vileness in HIMSELF
POLLOK,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-28

The Confederates in Mexico
are not doing well. The Empe.
ror had notified General Magru.
der, Surveyor General of the En-
pire, and Colonel Maury, who sue
ceeded his father as head of the
Emigration Bureau, to return their
portfolios on the lst of May; owing
to the lack of sufficient revenue.
their Offices would be discontinued.
On the same authority we learn
that General Early had left for
Havana, and that General Wilcox
was about to leave for the United
States. Since the first Confederate
officer went to Mexico it has been
believed here that the colonization
project would fail, and the occa-
sional advices which we receive
from that country only confirm our
belief.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-28

SPUNKY WoMAN.-A respecta-
bly, dressed individual of the gen.
us loafer, says the st. Louis Press,
insulted a lady on the Fourth
street car, a few days since, by pay
ing her fare to the conductor be-
fore he reached her. The lady,
on being informed that her fare
had been paid, asked the conduc-
tor if the person on the opposite
side was the one. Upon being an
swered in the affirmative, she
said she had no acquaintance with
the man, but that he was continu-
ally following her, had three times
before paid her fare in the cars,
and she was determined to put a
stop to it. BY this time the loaf
-er had started for the rear of the
car, but not quick enough to es-
cape the incensed woman, who,
catching him by the collar, slap
ped his face well and strong, then
applying the toe of No. 3 gaiter
to the junction Of the legs of his
"unmentionables," propelled him
to the sidewalk, after which she
resumed her seat, while the spec
tators rendered verdict, Served
him right
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-28

The other day a Dutchman in
Cincinnati was severely thrashed
by his wife, and, while smarting
under the affliction, he complained
to the Mayor, and had his better
half arrested for the outrage,
whereupon she was fined three dol
lars and the cost; but she not hav-
ing the money, her husband was
called upon to fork over. Upon
which he opened his eyes in great
surprise, and exclaimed, "Vot for
Ipay? She vip me- The statute
was explained to him, and he paid /;
but announced that hereafter his
wife might thrash him as much as
she pleased, but he would never
again take steps to uphold the
majesty of the law"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-28
Good Advice.

We extract the following from
an editorial in the N. o. Picayune:
All manifestations of hostility,
of prejudice or of contempt or jeal-
ousy for other people who come
among us to embark III the battle
of life, are discreditable to our
manhood. We should scorii to
claim any advantage from the &C
cident Of our position. We should
shrink from no contest with any
people who may enter lists of hon.
est rivalry with us in any of the
employments of human ambition
and energy. Let them all come
and be welcomed. Let us learn
from them, and profit by whatev-
er they may bring of ideas, skill
and habits which may be useful
and valuable. Let US try and beat
them in their new field. We can
not afford, even if such a course
were ever wise, to despise any class
of men who contribute to our source
of knowledge and experience.
Let us remember the memorable
examples of the polished and phi
losophic Grecians, who, when con-
quered by the superior force of the
Roman, turned their defeat into a
substantial victory by impressing
their ideas, their customs, their
philosophy and their literature
upon their naughty conquerors.
This they did by process of as
sanitation and of policy-of wise
adaptability to circumstances.
This can never be done by a
course of naughty contempt, tim
orous jealousy or vain and useless
strife and prejudice.