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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
sunni mons.

In tho Circuit Court of tho State Of Oregon for the
County OF GrantJunc Term 1868 A. Il. Sutton, plain
til, vs.. T. A. Whiting, defendant
yASoT. A. NG, Defendants: In the name of
FL tho state Of Oregon you are hereby notified and
required to appear aud answer the complaint against
you on lille with tho Clerk Of tao above entitled
Court by the plaintiff in tho above cntite; action, with
In days from the service Of this summons IL
served in the County Of Grant, and served In any
other County in this state, hon within twenty days
after such service; and in ofpublc,on within ten
days after expiration OF publication, and unless you
shall appear and answer said complaint. the plaintiff
will take Judgment agnt you ut the next term Of tho
18th day of August 1884, and for his costs and dsburs
nients. g ". LAIR Hal, Atty forPltH.
Dated, April II, 1886. U@g5
ordered, That the foregoing umnions bo served by
publishing the for six cAnsetusiyc weeks In the
WEEKLY MouNrAiHErr, paper pulis at palles Cit,
In Nusce County. 81. J.9. WILSON, Judge.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARrERM,srrR,
DEPARTMENT OP THE COLUMBIA

Fort Vancouver, ". r., March 2S, 1866.
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received for the TRANS
- POitTAT20N OF GOVERNMENT FRElGHr over
the following named routes:
1st. From Fort Dalles Oregon, to Camps Curry, Wat
and Wright Bidders to state tho price per pound
in CoIN, they will take the freight or.
Separate bids required for each Camp Bids for this
service will be received at Fort Daes. Oregon by Capt
James Gilliss A. O. NJ, U. s. A.. and at this office, up
to II NJ, on the 1st day of May, 1866
ID From Waluln, W. 4, to Fort Colvlls. W. 4.
Bids for tuis service will he resolved ut Fort Walln
Walla, W. Y, by tLieut John Noble, A. Al Q. NJ, and
at this Office Up to II NJ the 1st dly of May, 1866
3d. From Wallua. W. T., TO Fort Boise. |. r.. The
price per posRd in Corn to- be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will bc received by
Capt. T. J.. Eckersun A q. u. :. A., Fort Boise. l.
T. and ut this Office up to II M the 10th day Of May
1SG0.
4th. From Fort Dallcs, Oregon, to Fort Boise. I. IT,
the price per pOund in CON- which transportation
will be furnished over this route to he stated. Bids for
this service will be received ut Fort Daes 0regon by
Capt James 0illiss, @. NJ. U. S. Al Fort Dose, l. 7
by Cant. T.. Eckerson A. O. NJ, U. s. A. and at ti:
Office. UP to II NJ, on the hath day Of May, 1865.
Bidders for all tho routes will be required to give
bonds with good and sufficient security Tor the hithfu
them under This Bis to be in duplicate
and accompanied by oath OF allegiance to the United
States.
The right to reject my ali bids Is reserved, III 81
| deemed best for til interest Of the service,
All contracts made subject 10 tho approval Of the De
| partmcat and Division Commanders.
HENRY c. HODGES
| Brevet 1t. Col. and Chief On ,rtcrmaster,
| a3dlwst,t stml Department Of the Columbia.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
dissolution Notice.

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-partner-
~ ship heretofore existing between 1. NJ. EVANS
and A. W. DAVIS in the Livery Stable business. has
been dssolvei: that A. W. Davis is indebted to the
partnership; and that bill in equity has been filed for
the settlement Of the partnership accounts All per-
notified that A. W. Davis has powe to dis
of the property, contract debts the credit
OF the fl M i. NJ. EVANS.
Dalles, April 90, 1855. a23dlm
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
IDAHO NEWS.

We take the following items from
the Idaho Statesman Of April 10Th and
2lst:
Notice has been received at Head.
quarters Of this District that threo
companies of cavalry and two of in.
fautry have been ordered, and are by
this time, on the way from San Fran
cisco TO Idaho, u part of them by the
way of the Columbia river and u part
by the Sacramento by land. When
these shall arrive thore is reason TO
hope that the days of Indian murders
and robberies will soon como to an
end. From the vigorous manner in
which Major Marshall keeps the men
he has on the move, lively times may
bo expected when no gets five more
companies to work with. There is
better prospect ahead for the security
of life and property.
The order of Major Marshall this
morning is to abaudon Camp Alvord
and to move the men to points where
they can be more useful White Horse
creek is to be reinforced by thirty men
and the property removed to Camp
Lyon.
A friend writing from San Fran
cisco on the lst inst, says: 81 have
Just seen parties from Chico who tell
me that there are some thirty wagons
ready to leave for Idaho and Montana.
The stage company will be ready TO
start from Chico in few days, and in
spite of all Web foot the Chico route
will come out bright yet. My friend,
Mr.. Craft, of tho firm of Vantine &
Co., as also your humble servant, are
shipping goods that way. Everything
looks encouraging for Idaho.
The following order was lately
issued by Maj. Marshall, commanding
the District of Boise:
| 1st. The detachment of Co. B, 1st
Oregon Cavalry, which has just re
turned from the Bruneau Valley, with
the addition of ten men from Co. D.
I'd battalion, 18th infantry, will pro
coed to'm)rrow moYning at 10 o'clock
to Squaw creek Capt. p Collins, 18th
Infantry, is assigned to this command
He will scout SQuaw Creek Valley
searching every canyon thoroughly
and will destroy all Indian camps he
may find Should any white men b,
found in league with the Indians it il
hereby made the duty of Capt. Collin'
to SEQ that they are hanged by th'
neck until they arc dead.
Acorrespondent writing from Idah'
City, says:
Times arc brisk in the Basin. Re
turns from the sluices are numerousl,
reported at from $4,000 to $4,000
week; every available inch of waite
is being used on the hills and in tn
gulchcs The creeks are yet too hig
to be worked advantageously, but tn
surplus water is fact running Of.
The White boys claim on Bannoc
Bar cleaned up on Saturday last owe
s24, ,O0O;. this don't look as tboug
Boise had played out yet. Wages al
81 and labopers scarce at that.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

A PETITION is being circulated at
Umatilla, praying the State Legisla-
ture to pass relief bill FOR the benefit
of Mrs. Hart, the widow of tho Dep>
uty Sheriff, who was murdered at the
time of tho arrest OF Vaughn.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

FROM parties who have recently
como over them, we leern that the
roads from Umatilla to Boise are in a
horrible condition just now.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

ARMY MovEMENTs.-Four compa-
nies of the First Cavalry have been
assigned to the Department Of the
Columbia, to report TO Major General
Steele. Orders have been issued for
their necessary equipment and trans
portation. The time of moving and
route of travel will be 80 arranged as
to afford the most protection to cmi-
grant freight trains en- route to Idaho
from Chico and other favorable points
in California.-O Orcgonian.
1t is rumored here that Halleck is
half cwner of the route. OF course
every man will protect his own prop
erty.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
Religious Notice.

C,rHoue- GHURcn-AornnG service: Mnss, at 10L
o'clock. Evening service: yespcrs and l,enedctiop At
~ o'clock. Sunday School mt 2o'cock. r. M,
a23dtf FATHER l.. DIELEMAN, Pastor. +
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

The bealth officers of Brooklyn, N.
T., have employed 40 physicians to
inspect all parts of that city for sani'
tary purposes.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

The New Orleans papers say that
the Adams Express Company has
loaned s2,o00,00O to Southern rail-
roads to enable to resume opera
tions.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

SLOW CoACH-We received last
evening, the San Francisco Flag, by
mail, dated March l4th. Bully for the
daily overland mail
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

A BILL has passed the Georgia Sen
ate punishing horse stealing with
death. A similar one would stretch
many o thiefs neck in this State.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

YESTERDAY morning the hills about
the Dalles were white With snow.
The weather at present is fuctuating
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

HE Columbia river at this point is
rapidly rising. Within the last two
days it has risen about four feet.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

EvERYDoDr, including Cinnamon,
are leaving Virginia, Nevada, for
Montana. Heap men go!
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

THE steamer Sierra Neyad@ is OK
pccted to arrive at Portland on Sun'
day night.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL IS, 1866.

THERE will be an eclipse OF the moon
on the Both Of this month. 1t will be
visible here.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

DENTAL NOTWITHSTANDING rbout to make
professional tour to the towns and settlements up tho
Columbia respectfully call the attention of those my
patrons who in need Of Dental Operations Of any char
nctcr, to she fact that they n'y have Opportunity
TO avail themselves of my services before my depautare
ii desired. will leave about the cei Of March, in
return TO this place to resume my practice. about tho
18th Of June. faTtfl u W. GURLEY.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28
Ordinance NO. 3S.

An Ordinance directing the City Recorder to mako nm
Assessment of all the taxable property within the
corporate limits OF Dalles City, Oregon a. make
turns OF the same.
The People Of DGlLcs Cay do orldia as foliOcs:
SECTION J. That the Recorder of said City be ordered
to make assessment of all taxable property within
the city limits for the current year. and make returns
of the to the Common Council vt their second
giilar meeting in May. 1885, being the 10th proximo
Passed April 2lst, 1866.
G. u. GILMAN, Mayor.
II. Galley, Recorder.
April 24bh, 1866 a2jd5t.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

The State Medical Society of New
York, have adopted resolutions ex-
pressive of the opinion that the chol.
era may be prevented from becoming
epidemic in any city, town or locality
BY the adoption and rigid enforce.
inent of proper hygienic measures.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

WascO Lodge, No. 15, A. f. g. a. NJ. .---
Holds Its stated Communications the First and Third
Mondays of each month"; at their hall in Dalles City,
Brethren In good standing are invited to attend
SETH l.. poPE, Seey. by order of the w. NJ.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

We are under obligations to Mr.. A.
w. Buchanan, Agent of Wells, Fargo
Il Co., for many favors during the
week. Also 10 Messrs. West and Hol
land, Messengers, Sor files Of news
papers.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

THE Odd Fellows Of Oregon City
and Portland paid II visit to the mem.
bers of the fraternity at Vancouver,
on tho 26th, and tho three lodges eel,
ebrated tho anniversary by a pit-nic.
Tho procession marched to General
Steele's Quarters, whero addresses
were made by the General and Gov.
Gibbs. The whole affair passed Of
pleasantly,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

FoRTY'NrNE newspapers, located in
the different States Of the Union, are
represented in the reporting galleries
Of Congress. The Congressional Globe,
the official paper of Congress, has nine
shorthand reporters.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

d. o. MCCARTHY has retired from
The editorial charge of the S. 3. Flag.
This is the best thing that could
happen 10 tho Union party in Caiior.
fornia, for ever since the publication
Of that sheet he has made it obnox.
ious to all good Union men.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

JOHN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, will
sell, this morning, at 10 o'clock, at his
store, on Main street, ITO pounds Of
,obacco. This tobacco is sold for the
Government, and the terms are green.
backs at par. This is good oppor>
tunity for traders and others TO make
money, by investing in Uncle Sans
tobacco. Also, at ii o'clock, he will
cell the desirable residence belonging
10 Capt Fred. Wilson, which may be
oxpected 1T Q bargain.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-28

nm ho n mn any hn
& ~;.;h,o 49,
-; 81.
are IeaSino VIRGINIA Nevada for
Montana. Heap men yol
hslhHDAf .iofu'hss 'Ae h''iS "oou'
The weather at nresent is auctuatjoo.
-- .
LIE oo'u'ho'a llvof "' .''S po'"' 10
rup'uly ''s'"g' within '"o '"'o WV
DAYS 1T has risen ABOUT fOur fc6t.
hl S''u'nof '''0,"" 'a0" 70 "a
Pcc'eu " "rrtvo az of'''"u y" NuH
"'S"V.
Slow CoACH.-We received last
evening, the San Francisco Ftag, by
mail, dated March l4th. BuIty for the
daily overland mail
TIE bealth officers of Brooklyn, N.
Y. have EMPLOYED 40 physicians to
;nsroot ou nor,s of tho, c;tv far sori,
tary purposes.
n,,i hn. naoo.d tho Caoro;. Son.
o,o ,,n;sb;nr borse stealing with
,..,L a .,s';,.u oao ,o,ld >, ,,o,oh
49,, ,h;oes nook n Tho s,o,.
fho@ P"'o'es ""o ."'0 "v''
come over lnem, "e 'eefh ''ia' 'ne
toaus iio'n = 'hu''',' " i'o''0 ~ . :" 9
hofrio'e eohd''soh pls' now.
THE New Orleans papers say that
tha Adams Express COMPANY has
loaned S2,o00,0O0 to Southern rail-
roads to enable themto resume opera
tons' ------------------
A PETITION is being circulated at
Umatilla, praying the State Leglsla.
ture to pass relief bill FOR the benefit
of Mrs. Hart, the widow of tho Dep,
Ity Sheriff, who was murdered ut th'
lime of 'ho ''rreeo VI Nuusn"'
We are under obligations to Mr.. A
w. Buchanan, Agent Of Wells, Fargo
L. Co., for many favors during :h'
week. Also 10 Messrs. West and Hol
land. Messe u gers, for files of news
papers -
FoRTY'NTNE newspapers, located v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

Total Aumbsr Of asrss, rs3sslins dec mails .sss.s7
Overleoksd By sassssoss In 1895. ....Sc6e
Il "A thus shown that h 1905 the Assessors
overlook I'd In Aliens Grove 0l3 acres; in
Buffalo COG acres; In Blue 0rass 023 acres !;
in Cleona the Assessor Of 1855 returned ~
acrcss more than b actually IN that town
ship, showing that he made many double
assessments I'm Davenport township out
aide Of the city, the Aasessos overlooked
ab0oe to acres; 10 lie Claire 1870 acres In
Liberty l25 acres; In Pleasant Valley 20
acres; In Hickory Grove Us acses; In N0ck.
inglsam 23 acres and in Princeton nearly
3OOOacres. Il il probable, however, that BY
making allowances for The Arcs IT town
pats in L. Claire. Prin0etOn and Buffalo the
discrepancies would lie materially reduced.
However the heavy amounts overlooked 10
the other townships are inexcusable, and
the snm total Of acres overlooked in 1884
was about 00DO acres, which at the averaged
assessed value Of Scott cOunty land would
Ike about 5000 Of land valuation that c..
capped original assessment in 1865.
These facts show that tho Assessors books
need ~ more strict supervision than they
have heretofore received.
by the advice OF your Chairman. Mr.
Davies, the Recorder WAS requested to search
the mortgage records tor the past two years
and note the parties, amount and lands DIES
crihu3 10 ~ iI1nrtgages owned by residents
Of this county. A book containing thcse
items, with u note Of all new mortgages
will hereafter bc kept in the Recorders Of
ticc and, all Asses-Ors can and should be com
PEELED To examine this book annually ant
obtain from il the mortgages owned by res
ilents of their respective townships.
In connection With this subject your com
mittec would ask your attention to the fol
lowing Statement showing the condition o
our assessment and tax matters on the Is
day u Jenussy. 1895: r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

16EnansnNly. Untll thie = dces seeee = 2
cIuud on ths title Of much 81 the real estate
a he county and probability q much an
novancs fFom litigation, double tax pay
nm - - sAle titleA We eaaoec:ly efge|
thst this sutiscs receive Early atteation.
Yonr comSittcc wo1ld also state that the
smount Of County Warrants reported as
onSsaSaine. q 0he beginning Of the super
visors system. appears now TO have been
srcsslv misrepresented, - = much greater
sSosst ehan was then reported, has already
hsen psid, and there are probably more not
- presented. This fact and the condition
~ he acco1nt beoks Of tie Countt iOr
vears prior to 1880, show conclusively that
much mismanagement existed In those days:
Either the County Judge or his clerks issued
more warrants than were reported, or issued
wArfapte for their own private use, or war;
rants ~ Aid b. dc Treasurer and again
found their way into circulation uncan'
called. Your COMMITTEES earnestly urge thii
Bnoei = oaAss . ahosOagAa i0ses16gasaee
iHto iii the account books Of the county FOL
tNoee yesA Attn soquest q yUG eQn
mlteee. - clesk of1hls Boos1s NJ. Gn>oer
pSompe1y prepared . statement OF the tots1
| Of the dinerent branches Of the county ex
| pouditures for the year ending SeptemDc
| IL, 1885. - follows: = noe =,
Poee I'D PEI P4Qse. .s.v ssSSo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05
REHABILITATION.

Totals oftsxes 1885, TO Co. inclusive ~ 1ai
F" 1885, ...........O o. 829 s
OF the amount of arrears for years prio
to 1865, it Is doubtful IL twenty five pei
cent, say $4,000, Is ever collected, much o
it being due from tax ON personal property
that Cannos now bs discovered, and large
proportion being erroneous assessments ant
defective descriptions Of the real estate. Th,
cred ~ almost entirely worthless.
Your committee would recommend that Z
different systcm III the officials employed il
receiving and collecting the taxes, bc estab
fsAetl. At present the treasurer, with ont
c3cfk, attends 20 the ONCE affairs, and tran
sicnt collectors who receive percentage on
their collections, arc occasionally sent wan
dering through the county. The ONCE books
are required 10 be kept by the treasurer and
his clerk. The objections 70 This entire o. Q.
egn are innumetablc, and would reQuirg
more space 10 desCsibe than CAn b here given
We recommend that the permanent 0llciall
oTthe tfeasurer's ONCE b made TO consist,
beeidee the treasurer, Of ono clerk and . book
keeper, who shall Be appointed by the treas.
urer. but be subject to dismissal BY the Board
of Supervisor. During tho dull SESSIONS
either Tie c)crk or To book keeper should be
employed In outside collections Of ~ taxes
and no transient collectors should be employ
ell. Il should b required that beeosc the
annual ssoe for delinquent taxes. evssy delin-
qucnt sAonld be pefs0aally visited n aa~m
cialirom The treaDurofiS olDcD, NJ paSM1nt
Of al,snes b demanded acco6ding - II Nv
ON that point BY soeA . SYSTEM - tax.
payers would ooon learn The noceaoity Of l.,
ING peompt 10 their paymentA aad nlueA Of
~ p!eesst confaaios a1iainG ron ~ 49,
EUed b. avoided. The eatlse eysaoa q
6ooks and gcneral management IN ihe Vreeo.
ulsfs O61cs = asd alua1s - bsen vesy Il,
Efficient, ord ys1r oommitlee pecomGend
that ! thorough reform II bueh the tseasu.
lsra o0oo And h - oG1oe Ct The clsfk ~
immediately established, until this 3 dooe
our treasury b y tAeUery q thoss 0Glcials
and ttapdS can BE- cOudmitted with scarcely Z
G1a16o a dclaCtion
" YOuf committee would aloo saaae thse The
books q the Treasuref's accounts end collec
IlOH Of sa1es Eur ~ years previous to ness
are m . very unsatisfactory condition. Il =
evident that the Tfeasurer for thooe yeaf,
was either grossly unfaithful to his duties or
decidedly incVn1tegnG - fu'6ll them prop
e{lys Cases are constantly being discovered
no3e swAets % I'll 6b1ane have paia to1ee
thereon for those years, and haze received n.
ceapts ioe the same, and 20 hsae now appeaso.
saess pay1enle were never ondoSsed ~ the
coleecsaoo books, aud no evijeaoe appoasD
NAV The County Treasury ever reosivsd W.
money; Ons, Qf your COMMITTEES has Dis
covered Tour sepArate inssAAceo whesein
ke3se ~ - 4Mie ard rsUeassd pecpiuo
mot marked pad" On a. Tressurss's
book 40 - q ~ faes ut = ~ m.
served the tax recetnaa fs,s eE~-S s~Nx.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

. ,s.s.'SS{ ~ 49, - a,.,.rrieor, of
10 ~ 1esses.y ~ u. A 49, syss1 ~
49, ..S .S:ss. ss~.sc~ 81 49, HasrA
.syss.sscs' ~ ~xrss,1l.
your &C., 49, y 81 ~. ~. ss.,,scs. eSoae |
tureS ~ escssec y. ~: g ~.
~ $50 ootles q - ~ Ss. e.ssc;sl
Ing on ne ccnGms2 ~ ""I :~.s.ms
anain anu INC .,,. ~" vhich
OF the veneos oepH SssSs.s,n.",s NJ the
suc SS'..~' .~sd. ~ r.@a--
county ~,.s sS,!s dssv von, committee
h.v. fc,sd - extsnavc "a q labor. Be-
~irnins ~ ~ nannee n which the A.
scssors eefloen thelf du01sA asd SollQwing
The collsr4iens and dis6us.elneots q the
t.rcs thsuueh ? their VosiopD poehe n,
vhcn. ~ nev. pejSorncd Gef tho, 6rse time
In this county. On sndsshk3po rg99Iring
much clDee sttcs1ioa - tuvae9BeSon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Win aure Bruises, ~ bns HSlase,ID,
Toclhschs, sore Ur4t, Ch0Ge GesuD,
o. slesms, Choles' ISrbus. yssseery =
Pain IN the Facc, Hinters' 6olic, Agae in
the Face, Pain Il the Back and Limbs,
and, in fact, wheeves il 10 applied
PAIN Cannot RXn0T.
Tms - THE MONTHLY AND RFTICAClOUs
salnns{ III Is: I'd a. H H.
w'!h neve.-1Ailing sso6ss. A. Fsnily Nsdieins {
b invaluable,
Or. CASTERt1'S PAIN KILLER.
~. e - : SSsssssykdp sss Y: e.s2 = g.
II Ess %ss ~ ~ 8 81 ~ II.
sslve: With Iris Nsde. 70 =. n ~ eafy saes q
he disease. Price yenls pr bottls.
WNo!4-yAlk ftfso4 q lgulg, no. sos1 =
a:e ses n. A' sos - sasye ''''' en-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

: NEw ORLEANS, June 4-Ths Alp Arte.
ann, loading for Boston,. Awdb M16ek by
lightning The cargo was partially desFoy-
ed by fire and the vessel sunk. The cargo
was valued At 900. 0N. i9anRffrfESAy
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nR.ngrERLY.s
A MERICAJ LINZ M E N 7

Win Curcoruisce. Srains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuun.
tism. Contracted Tcl0ns, Swelled Joints, Lumbago
Tum0rs, and all L0.l and seated Palms, and all dis
NrHIS LINIMENTs, BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
most ef1cacious .medy ever onercd to the public.
IL volatile, penetfng, soothing and healing prop
critics diuse themslvcs to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almostnstant relief.
Such powerful crativc properties are combined In
Dr.. Eastsr1 10 american Lininent
that it readily cures he WORST WOUNDS on MAN
or BEAST Every flnily should keep It constantly
On hand. Price-75 gnts per bottle.
20 North Fiith stree st. Louis, 10. Sod At theii
Branch Family Medicine Store No. - Madison street,
Chicago III. For ste by Druggist generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-05

NASHVILLE, June 4.-Thc body of DR..
Won, German, from Uincinnasi. W. found.
in the Cumberland river to. day., 1t h be-
lieved that be came to his death BY his own