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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-05-18
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

"l 49, $500
sESATE JOINT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. senter offered the following resolu tion
Directory 10 the Governor. WHERElS.
The subject 0 fforming a new State consisting
Of what is generally known as East Tennss-
see, has been for many years a matter Of Sc
rious consideration and
Whereas, A large and respectable conyen-
tion Of delegates, representing most Of the
counties Of that section Of the State, have re-
Gently assembled at Knoxville, and with great
unanimity, declared in hyor Of the project
and
Whereas, The people Of East Tennessee,
on account oftheir distinguished loyalty and
patriotism, are entitled to be heard and re.
speeted by this General Assembly therefore.
R,solrsd By the General A"enbiy Of he STATE
Of Tsnnsssee, That, for the information and
further gui dance Of all parties concerned
His E1cellency, the Governor, be and be IL
hereby requested to issue writs Of election 10
the respective sberids Of the counties oil
Johnson, Carter, Sullivan, Hawkins, Hancock
Greene, Cooke, jefferson, Granger, Sewer
Claiborne, Union, KnoI, Campbell, Scott
Morgan, Anderson, Blouut, Monroe, Polk.
MeNinn, Bradley, Roane, Meigs, Rhea, Ham
iIton, Marion, Blsdsos, sequatebie, Cumber.
land and Fenlress, commanding them re-
spe etivsly to open and hold an election, BY
ballot, on such day As be shall designate, for
the purpose Of Asceriainiug the sentiments Of
the people Of said counties upon the said
question OF organizing q new State.
Rs,olved, That each voter In favor OF said
new State shall have written or printed on
his ticket the words New State, those Op-
posed 10 said new State shall have written
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-05-18
Prices Of Uncurrent Money,
BY @. N. ORDWAy.

GEL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY, THE FOL-.
~ lowing are the rates paid by Q. N. ORDwAY, EX-
hANGk BROKER, No, Is, College Street, Nash
Vile, for uucurrent money. These quotations are lh.
BILE 70 hnctuate, but may be depended On sufficient
length Of time for rcniit,anoos 10 be received bymail or
express, n forwarded without delay,
TENNESsEE Bank Of Fulton %
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-05-18
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
SATURDAY, May l2.-The Senate met at 8
O'clock A. NJ. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Seys.
MEMORIAL.
Mr.. Senter presented memorial No. 10, as
follows
To the Honorable General Assembly of the
State of Tennessee.
The undersigned memorialists respectfully
represent to your Honorable Body that at a nu-
merously attended convention Of delegates
from twenty-five counties of East Tennessee,
assembled at Knoxville, on the End day of
the present month for the purpose OF "memor-
alizing the Legislature for leave to form a
new State" they were appointed delegates,
and instructed to present the prayer Of said
convention to 70 n Honorable Body.
We present herewith a printed copy of the
proceedings of said convention, ard most re-
specially ask that the Legislature will take
such steps as they may deem wise and proper
to carry out the views Of the people o. our
section Of the State. We refer to the very
able address Of the convention to the people
Of East Tennessee, as embOdying most OF the
reasons for the steps they desire to take.
But as it seems that the present session Of
your Honorable Body is now near its close,
and as it will be seen from the proceedings OF
said convention, that the proposition is to be
made dependent upon the vote OF the people
Of East Tennessee, your petitioners only ask
your honorable body to authorize an election
10 be held in the various counties composing
the Eastern Division of the State to qscer-
tain.tbe views of the people in order that
hereafter the whole people Of the State, and
all parties concerned may act understand.
ingly.
q Your memorialists take this course TO save
your valuable tine, and earnestly pray that
their request lie at once granted.
JosEPH A. CeoPER,
s.. ]. W. Lucky,
n. B. OWES,
NJ. l.. PHILLIPS,
d. G. TREwHlrT,
L.. G. HoUcK,
w. AZ Aa-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-05-18

Notes Of Bank Of Tennessee dated 1851, or signed q.
D.. Torbett, Preident, are new issue, aud arebOught at
8 cents. 10. Noe. II Gm.
NASHVILLE, TRNN., FKBRuARY 2, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Western Union Railroad.
TRAINS LEAVE PORT BYRON a. Fol-
Mail and Express $50 A. NJ. daily, Sundays
excepied.)
Steamboat Express 1926 A. NJ, daily. (sus-
days cxcepted.)
Accommodation ESQ p. NJ.
ARRIVE Az FORT BYnoS.
Nail and Express 7:so r. NJ, daily, tSundsys
Steamboat Express 1:l5 r. n. daily.
Accommodation $50 A. NJ, daily, (5undats
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron u 10
makes close connections for Chicago al ill
points in Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Stea0beat Expross onnnec1s q Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuque. arriving hours
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
"Steamer Iowa /" leases Davenport q ! AN.
eounecting At Port Byron with Steameoae b.
press. and At r. NJ. conueeting wseh 80 Pm.
train.
At Racine, with Goodrich Line" steamers for
Grand Haven ShebWygan md AaaitoWUc.
Al Racine Junction. with Chicago . Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, kenoshr. Waskegan
and Chicago.
Al Clinton Junction. with Chicsgo : North
western Railroad, for Janesviils, Aadison, Pra.
of1e ON Chseu ana la CrOSoe.
At Beloit, with Chicago I Northwestern Rall
road. for Footville, Evansville, and Madison.
At Freeport, with Chicago / Northwestern and
Illinois Central Railroads, for Rockford, warren
Mineral Point and Galena.
At Savanna, with steam packet lansing, .
far Dubuque and through bcets % ~ Paul.
At Fulton, with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago, Dixon md Cedar Rapids.
Al Port Pyron, with Chicago Rsck liked
Railroad. and steam packet "lowa" betwess
davenport and Rock Island.
Passengers will fsd this read the cheapest
and quickest 70 ell points in The Northwest,
X. c. TATE. 6up't r. A. KNAPP, Sup't
RAciue, Wis. Savanna, ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19


Ears RAisvAY.-Ws learn ths Day Ex>
press Trsins On THE RaNsay have bses re.
Gently furnished with . new set ofCosches,
Smoking and Baggage Cars. which are said
10 be far ahead Of anything heretofore 10
use. These coachcs were boilt 1t the Gem.
pany's shops, are o. feet long. supported on
ak y assl.d trucks. and will scat comforts-
by so passenger. They have been 6sssd
up without regard - expense. and the Up
hoistering 10 really luxurious. The improve
mcnt in the formation Of the baeks Of The
seats, being 20 arranged ~ to fit every por>
ton Of the back like On easy chsir, 10 . 70, ,
desirable one; while special paiss has beeu
taken to give ample room for the limbs and
support for the feet; Millcr's Platform, With
his patsut Se!f>C supler and Bu6Ess, has an
been adopted, BY which the platforms ase
brought close together, thereby avoiding
~ igking and twtsehing usually sxperieno
cd In stopping and starting trains, and
forming perfectly smooth and safe pas
sage way from one coach 70 another. Beside
these advantages, il il claimed that this
kind u platform, being continuation Of,
and on direct line with the sills Of the
coaches, prevents The possibility Of one
smother, In cass Of collision Or accident d
any kind.
The Smoking Csss ars furnished with
cans>seated revolving chairs. and ct one end
: news staad he's been erected where al ths
current literature, Is well - . good cigar,
can 10 obtained. On such tfsin - this,
stopping at proper hours for Breakfast, Din.
ner and Supper, u eating houses equal, Il
not supefior.to 0oet Of the 6rst>class hotels
IN the country, travellers cannot fail - prop
erly appreciate Ill that 10 beios doas fSs
heir comfort BY the managers Of this great
thoroughiare, and at the Same time enjoy
the magnificent scenery al,ounding every :
where w this line Of railway.
W. comnend the Erie 70 the Travelled
either on business or Tor pleasure. Through
tickets via. this limo to New York and New
England cities can be Oh aimed at I'll prinei.
lAl tickc' Offices, and q the Conpany's ON.
&C, No. Ga Clark ST.. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
isea. Gsfaal's Sen ae West Point,
\ W.st Post letter says:

~ sx,itvucn' next to that Of the exam.
~ u The late arrival u the son VI Gen.
uisnt. "rhc ladies' that are here wish
make HIM the hon Of thcho =. In few
- &c Is I" undergo his prslim nary exam.
~ liz I'D s~sson. According to tho
f,n Ac"ie,My, he must bs over six>
a.lu d wrnsy one ears Of age
At .cs~, five fec' in hight, . d fec
n,n 4 i,rm,,.. Tic must be able to
i ~r'l- cd. and perform with facil>
accuracy the various OPP rat,eus 81
,- ou' ~ .ui,e ru.cs u Arithmetic-Cg re-
ug, ~. II s,mpl- and compound psep"r>
AID ri vuig.r aud decimal ffeceions.--
!. wa.n have to I've studied uadssstan1-
ID; ,s~r.sy committed to memory.
= al q, these particulars, hs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Last Friday, trial Of The Cfeamer patent
safety break came Oh on the Michigan
Southern Railroad. The train consisted Of
sax passssger ears and . baggage car. ~
furnished With the brake, which the com>
peny 10 introducing. A distance Of half .
nile wss marked of to determine the rum
ming speed 81 the train on the application
Of the breaks. At . running speed Of - 8
10 miles PEI hour, and tie brakes were sp
piled By The engineer. end the train was
stationary q the end Of 81 seconds, travers-
ling distance Of l 1894 feet. At the run-
aing speed Of 80 miles ~ hous, The hsukss
were applied, the engine reversed. and q
the end Of Is seconds the train stood still,
having gone bat sos feet after the applic.-
tion Of the brahssl Again tho train was
backed up and starting again. At . sp-sd u
40 miles IN hour, the engine was cut loose,
the brakes applied BY this oovsoent and
the train stopped ct . distance Of e26 fest
and ct tbs end Of 10 seconds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

-. n. ar~.~,iae l,pna11,,,ss - =.
lecs.. .s.siaie odvicc Il ~ ~ - |
VIVIAN. s.ssee ~ 40 - ~ thna l
sSs.iS ~ ~ eo1oaIIal q dRseS = ~ |
j. 49, ~ 49,, keeAS Er -c.ehlnl !
. = ~. s.;.sl 20 sseuaa -, nnnesural
Nt:":". .S;.A -;,h ~ vo~n. ~. ~. |
!.sIssss-' -. ' ;rssefs,s nm ~ s.eese
Ss.",.:..s A. ~ mnesaee e. Ia - IA
~ k srsceful carr are Of tbs heed. Nav
-. ~ ~ verd nannsr IN MA nanv
49, ~ ~ ,hsrsS at 80 s1ruse1 - up>
-s.S +. sess;hnaed "a ihe fneea a. hahat e.
o..;s.a q esssine ~. : r~kf An..ther
q .:S ~ ot;ssssss - ~ r.ck a ~ ds.ee,
~. ~ And 80 f.I:;ne inte the ~
- -. ss;.sI S.,shs. sIl K e6luvis al ~
'.. ~ ~ 80. ~, i;ou;d IA sei;d ~.
ss. . =, s,.;.Ssa.ss-.. r. ~ ~ ana
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49, 1917 ~ - ~ - ~ 49,. -
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~ ~ C ~: :" ' -
~-...~~.as.
Two thin9D ase pcestsvely eecenssas -
sscesssssa besssr nakte 70 wn: $4,000
end eewPsvsesre. But Ssw person. pey ~
regard to The latter. though every one dess'
- gesssoss rssssice NE ios
Every vessel used must % sesoPoioesly
slees, free from aesdity. ta.os. o. ny pc
odcr, - veil . the place where the m'Ik Y.
Gept. The dairy house should b medes
q cieaaliasees. The eest cheep vessels, 10
which y PIT the NIX for raising e!sen, -
stone crooks. They should b ct IN quiet
plaes, where the tempsresuss 70 - neaf %
y 90 degrees Of fassnheit = u peocd abe.
Any eUusi6sgsbSe vasietteo non this VII %
unebvoeab1e Tor The pseduet'en q efeam.-
zxs Milk skosld not n seer Cewr o. ~ ~
eb0 dWp - ~ ssset. uhico sneoio g 60.
y covered. And here v wners -
wivss gsnssaily mate . gsseo m'sAHe =,
Ihey gu sp th:ir croeks easo sos ~ mu.:
expeceing 70 esim sesss'o ~ ~ ~ ~
thicknsss o. faco cream. wnss.. tsAs. |,
| NJ Reeo io"e" 70 - u ~ 20. ~
sepefeae mo- re - e%.so ~ -" W
ysead . cempes'vs'y - A!y ~ soo
Judgs iof yeesseives'
Cream shenld b skimmed of 10 from
thirty. six TO foety- eight hours or even soon.
or II The milk becomes thick, o. no cream
mi H. altsrvard. and its flavor will be in
Jured oy aelay.
Ceofosng snoo'd DC zone os.y." .nsse !,
sumcsens cream out snou.d NOT % oe'syeo
ovsr Two % sosss o.Jss y any rsss goo
sweet oasses oconos % nsoe rom o'o cIssm
Inc 0otermllk must DC ent'.ey wos.eo
OUT ~nicn csn oe zone -" IN vceoeu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Al conservative Who ihvur tho ineh9nv q
Cnn, aad the equality u the staies, arc invited y
Join W. In ~ effort to savs the country fun 10 peru
~. ELLWOOD. Chairman.
In ycssss. April iith. 1896.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
Or. Eastefly'D
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

This Medicine 10 pleasant and inhllibl,
cure for Diarrhae. Dysentery, colo ehol
err mosbus, cramps or spasms. Bsws
complaints, and all arrangement Of IL
stomach and bowels Of children whsa
TEETHIN0.
THIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND uNrAlIl
] bic Remedy has becn used BY the most iseelngsai
and respectable families in g. Louis for the la ~
teen Year, in all cases Of Diasrhae, Dysentesy end
Bowel conplaiut and al unite n pronouncineit tn
most speedy and caectual MeeIcinc they have evsl
used Price, % cents per b0ttle.
Prepared and sold BY DF.E- EAsTERlY 3 Co., No
70 North Fifth street. g. Louis, No. Sold 1t thei
Branch St0re, No. " Madison street, Chicago, m.
For sale by DFuggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
Fsrmeriy cf james Loci Hssrissl, Csstsss
Assss Street, Nee Oslssss, L..
Eeoshliohea N $780,
% ssw ssd hes bcea psrssssnsy lssassa =
No, 50 RANDokp0 0Tn8eE.
Between Dssssora sad Stsas ~.
Chicago, Ill,
For the lest four yssfs, for ~ safs Of
Ol6 CArssete, sN1eresert0s,
oyphilltio
Ard all Private Dloeoooo;

SYfulIIo.
DF. JAMES positively eraAicatrs ffu0 ~ OyUoe0s
without the aid Of mercury, iods potessll. 6seles
eas~aparilla, q any of those poiscnone de1p = ~
vout cflctnally enre the poison only 49, . =
break ont u somc nturc time In ~ un0ee neae ..
ssne ~ nss,i q hi~ Iock Hospital. issw dsisQlS =
thirteen years, and which gained HIN ~ waey9
ccscbrtty. The following es,usc II IL oleo0eoo
classcd a. private" TO which pr James aevseee ~
exclusive attention. via: syplls, PRIMARY, sseOs1asy
eai ana dnrn.i emissions, sexual Debility. - =
the back and oins, Inflammation II Nc 6lo4oes ~
kincys. rheumatism, hydrOcelle vasrdeele. eaoeesV.
Diseases peculiar 10 females. such asncoUss19o,
Siiity. &c. rucrrs-nliy trcsird.
u iH ss "sss snens m. 81 s:
almo~t entire sputhrrn pfcsr, should ~ nsae
skepsical thas Dr. Janes and Win usssA all tAae
The attrstiou Of ,hnc who have psivsariy go -
psUpefy injurs thcmprive ~ sexuaa eAceaee - ~
seba-ins hast y self.s6ass. = pssv9sne VIII ~
dirty. producing In IL train ecnstsso0nal 6sbinay.
psemaiusc decay and inpoesncy.
ns s,e q Se y ~
csse. vi, weaknesses n the bars - nneA ~ h
~ hcsi. dn,srss u siidn ioes q soceias pouse,
.ss ,m 81 sss y sfss ss:s. a.
fearful e9eets tnc mind more - b 0se4s4-
e . 1fs, gs sSs' .s.r 4 s:' :s ::
trust love n s0htudc. umidity. csr. ~ eoe Ot ~
evils produced.
/ Inuet ouiCtru WIN any " inc oDOyO 01e@001D q
eymptoms should not fail ~ call upon ~ Jeu,ss M
- q once srsa0scd To health - karponeo La u
false dslsy prevent you. hut cali q eaes. sad sass
yourselves from tho awful and trSTiole eOaeoQuenes(
Il 49, musa-soS y drraseS naiaiiss.
Weahnsss II ~ OrRana imnrdlD1aDr easp6s an& faI
ysss hae tssstcd oec AiaeGnes a ~ vsslsal Up,
Successfully thas any othm douose u ~ ua1 Seaass
1he only speeislsts IN ~ trsatnsse r. dleasse 2
skin. blvd and genesativc Organs, VITA te1ln0alel
ffu0 psoeesoss 81 ns1cal colleges ~ eu0 hoepltas
ec5cntt6c aed hoaosnha eources. sna &qD ~ prsse
TAsse tcstimonalr Do rot come from t6fsign coan
| ny, nos ifom rattle~ Ioag sonce deeand
N. Jan,ea 80 Be alArusssd BY Se0se wedding Z I
distance, stating symptoms and enc1crng soamp III
return answer.
IN. Jases osAe- asa parlcse q ~ Randolph q.
y. TIL sP: y Gundaas cxceptsdl wbca he nay b
Nband In the fsseno0a.
R.e.-just hsucd.--TaH MUuNDs - 1)aod- ecol
q Becfrt diesascs. How 10 avuid thc0, ~, A1so
important information tn Nanlse: bow ~ psyvea
erMeepeiua. and utArs secfdo wssn eage re
" book - ccpts. Address ". JA0H4 r..O. DOl
nso, Chicago. III. t1n91 -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

Arasvvnssua = ~ osnsssev = - - III
<sss eaIsrA " ~ nsaAAs = - iltA ~ Of
- Ssss. = % 6elsk 4. \. - nsa1nn1s ssDdi.
" ne 6ssns1 usesuasy.
"Asa - essnnsztAssons-O1s delegate foe every
"'.ss1ss 4 ~ sssssta n isss. sid one for evssy
stssss "vss ofty C1sssies haviae lea thar any
v.sso Wsl - suells1 - - Asasuses.
IL sevpsal cssnllo sallels1 = - sspressaled
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
aLpsss SLxsp.-Ws easnsstly
L. ~, tass.k 4 ~ennA doal. WIN

s,a. aLpsss SlxGp. We easnestly
:. ~ ssiak I ersal dsal who
\ hara. I" ,ske ell ehe ~ they
a. v..aoul medical msaas. We cen-
.,.rcn,a, particularly, ses y eIlev se.ar
.dr~n TO b. walked up Of 0eg0tnoo-Iss
are wake them; she win MT = : ~
arcly; hni- have care that they = .
an early hosr let il b. seslyy ustil
49, wsks skszselvss sp - tsli (ips -
Tor breakfast. Being watsd upsasly,
.,.o~sd 20 engage In di0cult e ~,
ssse. and just before retiring. ;.
l.apy = beautiful cod pro0lsint 49,
a rim fever, u dstsruinsd eedlaGrJa8s
i o4ns =, ~ prsductisn Of Watse . ~
.,n. La lassnts uahs svssy pessihle 1t.
a,s TO have tAs sAsDdssa g - s1ssp 10 .
!, san. hunce. Never scoA q give lee
aes. OF in any Wy wound : cAllo's Sssl
"a : a. Il gcss . bed. Let I'll benisA kuGl-
$. - and every worldly caro- q BED ti0e,
.sid W sisep c0Ds 10 u,ind q psace Win
4; VI and I'll the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
DIR. SANDERS
THREE MINUTE SALVE
Will cure Corns. Warts, Molss, Ringwsn
and Toothachs in from Three to Ten Min
uteo.

Trial viii convince She nos incFeduleas efits H.
0cse aisacqloes Power md .e0eay = removing
eye inpairing ones bpautD and ustsnty curing The
01fmenting Fains nv CUsSs ed TooeAsche. Price
. ceats pr bustle.
Dr. 6anders' Thfss Minuts 0alvs win b sent 70 an
parts Of The countsy on receipt Of he pcs and 10
cents to prepay postage on the sane.
Prepared and cold 6y d. =. 4AeI8nLY Z Co.,
No Il North lItA elssse o. Leeis, No. eold = their
Branch Faniy Medciae Glose, No. - Madisnn street
Chicago. NJ For bale b DsaGgists geaefAlly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
RlER E'a
OWnDlng Scheel 4 Bath .noust,
Feet of lespley Street,
THIS INSTITUTION Ii ENTIRELY NEW
i Ly arranged, enlarged end fasnished with
eli ecnveniences tor swimming end bathing.


VHlS VALUABLE INVENTION UPPER.
i CEOES ell diseoseriss heretofore made fcs
ehsspnssa sad durability, has the advantage
ovss S6ineles, Slice, Tile, o. ~ various e.
neuts ncw n use. IN several respeets. ltisjust
= snitable for nat roof ~ any osher-Wll uu.
~ aoy ordinary circumstances. lest a. long q
he bal1ding Il Govern. BEING combinat,ss Of
pulvesissd Slate and viseous matter THE -tnIaes
posseesss chemieal aAinity for the farmsr,) re.
Sisas The powes .. sitAes freet or heo1, ard il.
prevss b age. Being susceptible Of little, Il
s.y. wear and perfectly Ore -procf, il il unsquol
- = petot It roilroed ed farm buiIdineaL
eeses osd hsiAges.
II = highly Iesenesadsd By the Pasmet's
C1oe u New Teri. end b. SoloN Robinsen. Az.
rtcoleneel eeitor Of the New York Tribune,
Send for CireuIsrs
AULTMAN 3 TONNeR.
Lieeneao t. ~ 01aeo ~ lem.
Lteenses graote1, material an1 infosoalioo
WILLIAM roNNgR,
O@ee arss door south Post Onee, sp Stairs.
ssslA-dAw sm Devsspofs. iov,.
NV.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

m. RASrRRLY.s
AMERICAN LINN E N T
WIN Cure bruises, sprains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma-
tism, Constructed Tendone, swelled Sclntp, Lanbago
Tsoes, ana IN Local ssd ssaasd rains ard all Dis
eases where an external Rsnedy b reQaiFsd.
INNS LrNIHKNT Is, BEYOND ALL DOUBT, TIN
most enicaciUus re1e1y ever O0ese6 70 the public.
III volatile, penetsatlng. eootnsng sad healing prop
the sufferer almost instant sslie4.
Such powerful curative properties are combined In
Dr.. Eastsrly's AnesiesD Llnlneat
tAas Il readily eurss ne WORST WOUNDS on MAN
q BEAST. Every family should keep Il constantly
on hand. Pnce-zS cents per bottle.
70 North FifA street, st. Louis, No. Sod 1t tAeil
Branch Family Medicine Store No. - Madison street
Chicago III. For sale By druggists gcnefally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19
q RRDLRVs8
Salt Rheum and Tettel
namfpmemt

UDyD0u 6M3
Will cure Salt Rhsun. letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and Barbers' Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missoari Scratches, Serofals, Obssinots
Od Sores. Pimplea % The 1ses. and ~
Diseases and Eruptions On the Ska.
DUT TO KFFECT A PERMANENT AND nADI.
u cal Cure Of Scroialous and Skin Diseaees d
very kind We rceomnenA
Nm. BA0TBRn.Y,s
Iodine and Sarsaparilla,
70 - ussa INTERNALLY, .yhleA pEi1ss ~
BLOOD, aud removes the CAU08; ana lhD9 By ap-
plying the Oinlncnt 70 the sores o. EArts, aspeed
and pefmanent cure Win b eluected. Bob ase n.
vised 70 3 nesd N tAe.e cu0p'a..as.
pSice-the lodine I'd ealsa adlh, o. = ~ bsetls,
Price 0ridieys Salt Rheun and festx Oiasneat.
frepasd md soid By d.. =. RAsrxnLY . CO.,
No. % Meth mi sasset. q. Loais, No sos no.
seld q tAeir Branch Easily Medicine 81 Ne, No. =
0adlsou street, Chicago, mn.
For sale b. Dsuxsbts generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

4 . certain md speedy remedy for The folleW.
Ing diseases
RAeunat1s0, Neura1G1a, Palsy,
Hit Limbs. Nesvsus Aeadseke, SpaeOs, Fla.
Crsmps, Swslied Jcints, Sore Eyes, Bruises,
fsetions. Prolapsas md other Fsnals aissssss.
Price One Dollar per Bottle
For sale by I'll respectable druggists. Used cnly
q bathing lotion. FOR Enthusiastically re.
1isving pain il hes 10 equal. VIZ
Prepared and Sold BY he ksrrell EleeArs
Msgset,c Fluid Co.. No. lee Randolph Stirred,
CHICAGO, ILL
For ssle ia Dsven mort by E. =. Ballord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-19

r. n. PARKS,
coMMlSSIou MGNcjlAuT
Orders for che sale Or Purchased
Produce and RPOv1a1onO
. cs.ms.- q co.asrss ssiil.ss. c9is:sss
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-20
L. M. BEMAN.
Licensed Claim Agent,
eEyTREvILLE, o.

cENTREVILLE, o.
G6S4RESS haYing passed law to give
yEs55efs that enlisted for 3 years, and
serve3 g. time cut an additional bounty Of
100 do,1Sfs. those that enlisted for two yeaFs
and served the time out so dollars; those that
enlisted for less than two years and was dis
charged on account of wounds. SO Dc liars.
In case of soldiers death their father, mother,
widow or minor children, will receive the
additional bounties am now prepared to
collect said bounties, md receive no pay
until collected, and small fees then. Per-
sons will please fetch discharges with them
when they come to make application for their
bounty.
expect to visit Washington about the lst
of September, and think il viii expedite
the matter in getting the bounty,
Aug. 2, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-20
DENTISTRY.

nR. c. WHALEY, of Poneroy, Ohio. hay.
~ ing been earnestly solicited by his friends
in this city, has in connection with DR.. ED
DAVIS, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. opened branch
ofies, on Front street. next door above the
Dufour House, for the practice of their pro
fession in al its branches.
With enc exception. they are the only sue
eessful operators in English Rubi,er, which
for beauty and service, exeells any material
in use, as a base for artificial teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain by means Of
the her,nless spray Of Ether.
Aug. 23-tf.