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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
M~1RTNE HOSPITAL FOR SALE.

Wk SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND, May B 1856.
SIwnl receive sealed proposals until the
6th day of June next for the purchase OF
the Marine Hospital near this city.
The grounds contain about three acres.
The building (now well adapted Tor hospi-
tai usesl with little alteration, might be
converted into a factory.
Terms of sale, cash; or, by paying interest,
the purchaser may have time, as follows;
One-third cash, one-third in one year, ana
,re-thfrd in two years. by giving notes,
with personal security. MfFEE
! Bids win be received for a lease of the
6f lime next. A L. ROBINSON,
may4 dbilljune6 surveyor OF customs.
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Wishing to make change,
+ - now offer my residences, a good
Brick House, containing eight rooms. por-
tico, hail. cellar, cistern, wood-house, sta
ble &c. all well arranged and in good
styfe and five acres of land, well set with
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of SulIivantown, adjoining Jacobs
ton line; also. two lots, with a frame
house. containing six rooms, cellar, els
tern. and stable; also, one lot, with a
house. containing three rooms. and plenty
of good bearing fruit trees, situated in Ja-
eobsville. i*sh
d The above will be soldlcneap.
apr26. I'm = .,ssa JOHN b. MILLS.
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= - Notice. "a ~
An III. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against me will present them this
week for payment, and those owing me
will please come forward and pay up this
weak. as will leave the city during the
coming week. HIRAM r.. REAL.
May 3, 1866. may4 DIT
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In their Stock will be found:
RUSSELL'S Reapers and Mowers,
QUAKER Mower,
CHAMPION Reapers and Mowers,
THRESHING Machines,
EXPLORATIONS,
UNION CHURN-Makes Butter in Two
CORN MILLS Queen Of thesouth;)
TANNING MILLS stanfords New Pat
ent.
Is smaller Outside, and has larger Riddles
Has More and Better Riddles, does twice
the work of, and better than, any other
Tanning MflI-has an UP and Down
JOLT, with side shake, cleans and sepa-
rates all kinds of SEEDS.
CUTTING BOXES,
5elf- s CORN SHELTERS. as
HOSHEH Wheat Drill and Seed Sewer,
The best in the World.
agWess CIDER MILLS,
n. L. WALK FRS New Patent.
* The Cheapest. simplest,
strongest, highest Fork. and most power
io' H'''ei nv" HORSE H HAY RAKE,
Washes Streazy Shirts,
by force of the Water, Without Rubbing,
Washes more at a time and faster than
CLOTHES wringers, ns
PLOUGHS-Al large Stock.
One Horse WHEAT DRILL.
FAUCET and Measure Combined, GeF
~ g New Patent and Great convenience.
RATN.WATER Filterers-Cheap,
Durable and Effective
NON-EXRLOSIVEC Coal Oil Cans,
e&.43&ksA q Al Cheap Insurance.
UNFREEZABLE Pumps, New PATENT
Which agitate the water; cheaper and
more effective than Chain Pumps or any
other kind of Water Elevators.
COFFEE ROASTER New Patiently r. e..
Goes by Clockwork, R0aSts
| Coffee without needing attention, browns
| every grain to the same color, and II used
ia connection with our Old Dominion
| Coffee Pot, will make always perfect Cof-
NEW LAMP SHADE and attachment,
| IVES Patent for Coal Oil,
| Which permits
| the Lamp to be filled, trimmed and lighted
without removing Shade or Chimney
/ casts no shadow beneath the lamp; Is
| more portable than Gas, much cheaper,
/ and a better light for the eye. Many nrIns
/ in New York have Discarded Gas to use
| this Lamp and Shade.
/ BIRD CAGES, the finest ever brought
| here, and large assortment OF
ha FRESH FLOwER SEEDS, bas
/ WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, AND
| HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
FIELD SEEDS BOUGHT and SOLD
MATTHEW'S d FUE.LERTON.
| nov7-dtf&w4t NO. 20 MAIN oereee'
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PADrcAH, KY, Sept. 2, 1854.

PADUoAH, KY, Sept. 2, 1854.
Having lived Ileighbors to Dr. r. "a, "A,
Arnistead, in Trigg county aoI IN
saving saw that that as Physician, he stood high,
and enjoyed large practice %nli os b as
gentleman in bearing, and man % mn ~
m n maintained nal a more enviable repntsa-
ton. In word he lived among US M MIL
out reproach, and left US ~ pSVD
oAasi s.e'oh- ALFRED BOYD.
Inquire of your Druggist.
VI ss'Ae " ca CLOUD & AKIN,
apr1s General Agents, No. Main St.
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Administrators Sale Of Personal

wrOTICE rs HEkERY GIVEN that
~ will sell at public auction e on SA At
residence of William Sublett, late OF VAN
derburgh County, deceased, all ms per
sonal property, consisting OF cows H tbqss,
months will be given on all sums over
three dollars; the purchaser giving ms ms
note, with approved security, WaaV1ng
valuation and appraisement laws oezAlii'e
interest from date. Ax,re
apr25 dlod ". r. HArs s'n'2A -
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Marine Hospital Notice.

MdI 1lO HUnplIdA 1NVUIOO. ~
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IND, May /, 1866.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this Office until u O'Clock,
meridian, on Tuesday, the 5th day of june
next, for boarding and nursing, including
medicine and medical attendance, OF, Ma
rine Hospital patients at this port from the
first day of July, 1856, to the SOth day OF
June, 1867. s....s
Bidders viii please state the price per
week for each patient. e4.se : - .--s
/. The successful bidder will be required to
enter into q written contract, in the PEN
atty of ore thousand dollars, with suffi-
cient personal security for his faithful per-
fornaance.H t A. L. ROBINSON,
mayI dtdx s,.fls Surveyor of Customs.
fVolksbote please cOpy.l
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Custom Work of all kinds

solicited and promptly done; - Prize psl lists
and samples sent II W Syori, 81, nm for
Senall x " fobe exchanged for goods ought
to give fu what KIND a1 ct F fHem
yrnpf worked up on shares we WarI"li'
them fair business-l:ke treatme,n n .,t and
We are running two Of tne 1.'i and ear
best sets of Weoien MaciiAilei ; ? -
fiji all orders promptly. 1o1,14 g, co
apr1Sdssw3m
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FOR. SALE.
! OFFER FOR SALE ITEHE EfVANS-

~ OFFER FOR SALE THE EVANS
- vile Paper Mills. It lies on the Ohio
River, in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
one half mile from the Bodiam Coal Mines.
II is a Wrapping-Paper mill. It contains
/ a Foudrinier Paper machines Makes paper
A inches wide. The mill has a good Gus
tom. Terms easy. r
FIJI FERDINAND FUNKE, Proprietor.
rmay1 dim snssssaffgr ~ sFSsgfH e g hHs
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LOST.

STOCK BELLS. > Hauled by mistake
- from the levee, foot of Main street, or
Otherwise, two barrels Stock Bells, marked
I" Mp The finder, or for any information
concerning them, viii be literally reward
ed by applying at 81 ssff 8 u sdtH0g
nnay1 2weod s
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WANTED.

RRELLTNER-A flrst-class Milliner, at
XG MRS. uSCHEFER'S, between. Main.
and Sycamore aprl0 Il
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WOOL FACTORS.
schseEer. Rinaroth a. Co..
~
yANDERBURGH WOODEN MILLS
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, =

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, rr
A~ANUFACT OF JEANS, SATl-
mi nets. FlanneIs, LiaSeys, Coverlets,
Biankets, Balmoral skirts, stocking Yarn,
&c. &cs Factory at Franklin Street Bridge,
7 "a a<s.o Infringement. store on Third
sfrfsafs between Main and Sycamore, back
az ~ asilington House. Wool bought al
the Factory OF 1 r n e aSI hang for goods.
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r1ONSIDER OUR ADVANTAGES we
rect from the Potters Of the Old World At
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
Steamboats,, which land them at our wharf
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from
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MARKET REPORTS.


s-e1r EVANSVILLE, May 4.
The money market remains about as at
our last report. There is a slightly increas-
ed demand for loans, which the banks
have met at from Solo q cent. while there
is no stringency. the unemployed capital is
by no means large.
Exchange, in demand, and firm, and
likely to so continue; the buying rate is
from par to 50 cents premium, and selling
at 1-10th premium.
Gold is not so firm; closing on yesterday,
in New York, at l273s. In our market the
quotations are:a IN sss Rsca SIS ~
Gold, buying l26 Selling ..... ...l2S
Silver, buying....-.IlS Selling. i2O
Government securities are without any
change, and we give quotations as follows:
Buying. Selling.
o-2PS old...-..............l01 19dd4
5-20,s new -i........:lo vi e.. W. w
y l0-40FS q
zoos August. ...........10lH go 1919
1905 June..............lOlA 1UtA
1905 July...-.............l0l14 IO1s4
The following quotations are from the
office of w. lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First Street: e ~ ~ bah
~. BANKABLE FUNDS. 3.'... 6.rs
q. S. Treasury Notes. 81 Qz
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio.
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Dealers in St am Cage NRLn 1ellsssinss
Fire. Bricks, Wrought - -, DoA'inss
Cloths, &C., at manufacelDe1s' prices.
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SHEET IRON and COPPER WORK made 10
order on short notice.

IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS.
of every description.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


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Ne.v - - S3I - d,mm.1 ~ : a.er a. il re ads
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!. a.s.ssv'. ia voo3'5 ~ s.thor's name
~ ~ ~;;h "a s.sA.,. IN dev.
nm $3.50 thrcorh thef rsvrnine's golden
A. 4 s;..,e sts, i. N. .,o.d,sss hlve
- ~ 8.irs -oer 4 s;i"sce vuts:
wSX ~. v,nds nm s;-h ~ tIe lsnuuid Hours
\ S-ii.hv b,ssshs o,.r ne folded 0oTerp
A'-~' =
-. ,,,,;ss nod IN the .eu,d az the stream
fHst vinde along with lsilinr How,
II 1.s.s ,h.o~.l r. rss,ms Of Tong Ago:
~. , 49, $500 81 usm~r,'s masicalisie.
ssS" '"e "
~ -. ,o,s ..a s.,,hine sorrovs and tears,
10 - W. ~ ~. ~ ~ - No s.s;i s.urs
a. Is.s;.s .;ss ~ shs eo.,rs resrs.
~ Scsc ~, vre.thss vith ne fairest dow.
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-xr5 tSseS.ss fs.rs.. 4 ssiIii brow:
a. Sa.,1crer - she shril.iinsd shcrc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

The drawing will tapiaes allsf The Geo.
cert, on the stage Of thew 1uoie ball, where
1900 persons en- vita II 4 eo@mitese
vii b sppsastsl y ths1isess tssspssistss1
The aame. Al poechase - aeents viii -
supplied with eeerset liof ABa1hg = eoee
u published. Parties Meg tickeis VII -.
taiu them until aftef tldreWiag. md II the
number appears il The u lsson nsabess
they viii forward their ~ Immediately with
money. ~.
Tickets are for sale 1he prineipal hotsle,
book and music atorse. ne city, ~ q or
Office, 4l2 East Wster ~, Recon- No, /. -.
nesu block, ct q - b b. nail % rsseipl
Of price asd slsnp fse m oestags.
Good and rsliai1e ego 0aa1oa q evesy city.
town and village q ~ ~ 6saAee, " wAsa
CREST inducements ars I'D. nses1gsces n
required.
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9 USE the BEST!"
DR.-CIOCK'S.
EXCELSIOR s s
HAIR RESTORER.

4 THE B9HT PkEYA8AJHUU ByBx fBB-
j ssused 10 ths publis Ise ~ Hais, ~ ~
ssly srticls pessessihg III - nsrtss clasnsd
II i .Krs BArR oRow b. BALD HEADS,
Arrests 4 21ne q - s1fnlne Ssay, ssssi
n 1!oeapes q ~ eDale - - kesshs NJ
hair beautifully M and lu1ufiastt 10y ~
above III b ~ u9ve3sas - s6lty VIII uAiG1
0r0D Ao6s = keooore9 ..
r. its eeieiaal eelaP. Uss Il ~ si6bs9 -
=, - Year grey Aaiss have disaPp'srsd - NJ y
m - NOT a DYE.
= sss;sss = ses Fesse II The heir. sspPsyise
wen witA nsw life Ind ealoring natter. Ii u
. 9ses eeesse AssapiAg Thea on - PeaaAso,
I'd edseids their delsterioas eGlet. Il 10 ~.
- eerfsus!, = ~ A1plbA cd Il IL 81
tooeeees a9Pesable 70 n ooS6&6 '1G0SW ~
No. ~ - So "a gseta = b ~ IA prtfss.
~ eesbre ~ pshfis ~ ~ hsif, ~ money
~ = rseeseea Put % h lsess sossles. "a
- q .!l d.sssists' 4 q per s title. DR. 2.
= CLOCK, Propprissos, Mcnesesrss. n. b.
!uLLSk finch : fuLLEA ChicaesA o.,
). = III. J. !. 1z ssssis, p..... & ~
- 1ense efeisosA oRusAsa, p1i61o, =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

0sn. Sco1r's RscsP1lox IN PARADlsE.-
Emaa J. Bullsne- - Wisconsin lady Of
brilliant capacity - spirituslistic lecturer
has been enlightening New York aud =
sotes a to the experience Of Gen. Scott in
the spirit world. She has seen him dressed
10 . suit Of pearly hue or white, or grayish
oliver shade. A scarf hung pendent from
bic isft shoulder. being held there BY three
silvery stars % . symbol Of his rank. A
sword of golden hue hung BY his right
side. It had doubled edged blade, Il .
handle being studded with diamonds, ru
biss, snerslds and topazcs Upon HE rig (
stood Washington upon his left stood
Wellington; in front Of him stood Napoleon;
q the left stood the late Gear VI Russia.
The statesmen who received him were
Washington, Mad,son. Jefferson, jackson
and Taylor. The Others we,c Clay, Web
stes, Douglas, and Washington Irving -
They placed chaplet upon hi, brow amid
the acclamations end anthems Of celestial
hosts, and much more Of the same sort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

Two YeUHo persons, while journeying
shre' wAshingtUh ssesntly on The way to be
0asrisd IN Baltimore, stopped for awhile q
H. Anssiean Heel. While there, they were
asrested for robbery. stolen property from
the room Of regular boarder having been
discovered In the pockets Of the male, while
. esmasa bloc vsil, belonging to the same
party, W. discovered on the hat Of the
lAdy. in great distress they were transmit
~ % The lock up, whore they we're not
long detained when another person who had
l,ssn assssted On suspicion, confessed hav.
isg stolen tAs things and deposited them on
she persons u the victims. He Vas conse
quently eomuitted, end the young ones al.
lowed 70 30 On their way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
Al.L'e WE'LL.

The day u ended. Ere sink to sleep,
Ny weary spirit seeks repcse in Thine
rAshse forgive ny tiespas cs, and keep
This IIssle life Of mine.
With loving kindness curtain Thou my bed
And cool II rest ny burning pilgrim
Thy pardon Be the pillow for my head
80 shall my sleep be sweet.
At pssce with all the world, dear Lord. sad
Thee,
No fears my souls unwavering faith can
shake
Alrs wsil. whichever, side TIE grave for me
The morning lishtNsy break
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'SWVWN 0A0o9 go 10ov00D u80l18Y III
study tor the last twenty years,a ed u
therefore the person when ell Afflicted shsulA
consult No one ever heard Of . patient
Of his not being cured since he has been In ne
city. His reputstion has vouchers IL I'll che eity
papers, his patients md the medical tteooeolda
both hcre snd abroa1, - bstag The mess ekillst
Srceieliss Asve, md { thWoueA hssles Of e.
sexual dissaas. Il sthssafail, dea,s dsspeif, eivs
him . cell. h 10 onlg . eOA mon occouTre1cs WITH
him - care snch sases- HiA Ee4ps afe sepsrett
fer Ladies' ard gentlemer. ssd ~ ncst cs6poses
Yovss In, PaxssssuAs rs,u~-.DssAa
Df8eaoW Asvesua snue6 sekis 49, h. Ne sresae
meut 81 49, $3.50. esn1sdAQ > ssssst hsbit LA
rwins hslA Hiad 80 ~. lp11fi.g NJ sn!ct.
tunate iadividual for eaiS6e thsipeea " soeseev.
The sad effects Of these early h6Aits, ~ ~ "a
ceases Of ripper years, 10 70 weaken es9 6soll1es10
thc constitntios, destroy the ply sienl - msn4d
powers. diminish and sufeeD1e the DaGasol fsoi.
ings, aaoexhausts the italenerg,es ofaanheeas
tie pleasgFes II life -aee marre1, ~ chioet q
marriage fFustfeted, nd sxisseace itss1f e sdef
ed . term Of unceasiug misery end regret. O1ef
pse1Ons. ouDQeAo1ly tbooe contemplating ma
rage, should lose no time il makiig inmedists
se6lication, - Dr.. B., b. HE new tssa1oeat, .
z btsd 70 sasufe ) 6peeay ~ pssnaasotu 9sU.
Ctssultuli66 sseeSa1 - a1oeae3al. O0o,Nar
~ OeosG ooo<kl UorsUR, euaaf Of 9oAfA
Pc booeA fBu0A1s Root 00oo. Z. q. Bot nnH
SiaaGu, H. sO0ee heusaeba0 Ian. 10oR =
W SOD - ~ Goods - Meath = pob1SDAe1
'' 4 49, e: g 90 ss.a,s.....srsr.e
sarie hsue116 0o-te1sgsoygoo g 01aaoCoGo
kn0vn. DnHkn2 nh2gw - nfeR6au0
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E&M Hes for many ysars mGde the
! =: !" Z:
EME treatment u private diseaseshis
y lures. Particular attestios Civ
4S~sb en- to old standing cases. which
we're ErmerIy considered iseurabls. AiSo the
effect q solitar, habit. both ruinous 70 the body
and mind and produce some Of the following o.
feels. Blotchss. Constipation, loss u nsaory,
pain in the ANAL Of the bssk-caa be fally 70.
stored to health. Oensultalisa ffss. .-
Charges Doderass, and eures guaranteed. -
foAt Office Boz, 1924. Al lettsrs with staAp
answered. !,
y. S.-All business strictly confidential or.
Zee hours from 9 4. =. until ?. =. feboo9oW1l
Private Matters. Il K
TO the untertusaAs. Dr.. CLARKE. 0G01s3
street, Ne. 4 Larmen Blesk, 10 . man u 49,
sofds, but gives psaisuts Of both sexes, SuS
RsluABss and ssoaouen snsA1uS. vi61D u
indiscretion. quaekerv - iaeonpetsncy eeas11s
Dr.. Clarke, whose greet success depssds upon
regular education and experiescs. Go 70 nm
at once and be cured. He does not want yeur
money unlcss he does you gooo.
~ Send q for . box Of M cshbssGsd ~
male Pills. Sure enre. These Pills Bnean snun
sns pisrn>Any, are the ONLY SURF REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and lrregulsri.
ties Of Females.
eE Send two stamps for ''Privaes Letters
to Mari led Ladics' -..ss.r
~ send swo ss !. 81 "Dsser'psion Of
t1- Send two stamps for Private Latter -
Seminal Weakness"
A.idrsss Dr.. CLARKE, No. Z Larmos Dloek,
Chicago. ILL 0cAe-1kWly
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= Special Notlcc TO Ladies.


= Special Noticc 70 Ladies.
1t is an important that ladies' should have psepa-
raiions specially sdspted for complaints 70 which
thy are pss,i,ssy s.slsc; = one. - healthy snd
made this treatment bis special .tudy.
DIR. A. N. MAUR1CEAU.
Pr0ssssor Or lDiseoeeeor OeeDnseN
wards Of thirty years at AZ prUsas Qcs fart that
speaks for itself and known 70 th0usans Of lades
Ms the author Of
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Csnpanlsn,"
tdrst published in 1917 specially intended for mar
ned ladies' In delicate or prccarious health; from
edpr Of hef compsims, symptoms and csusss. and
their skillful and Immediate Treatment II Is life
long, reliable adviser and companion. Over
HALF a MILLION LADIES
possersit Every husband should have II. II is sent
lie Guarantee ssfe ..d immediate and efacacious
0f al specs, diMcu tics, serularitee hid OBJ
s I'm ,i 70 person or BY mai. Lsdiss T.
greatest confidence ard certainty Of success.
CAUTION no LADIES.
IL not imposed upon BY the cheap; .o!thisa. and
Injurious no.trums OF Female Pills" "rewders,"
who are deprived oftheir means - yell o. II ID
health, Ladies' can seud for s'Tns MAxHvp W0nAHs
PMvArE MEDICAL CoxrANs0N, ~ cDnsalt Df Mauh
ceau by letter. and - guard againat impositOus
..1Nrs'tc6 ard Ne1ogte ZN1te2
suppression Of nature, from whatever cansc, can
rciy upon his celebrated .
PORTUGUESE FEMALE noNTHLY PILLS
composed rare and costly imported extr>cs. TAry
rliahe specific for lnaes Pleasant 10 the taste.
bg sugar coated healthy and certain II Ill caacs.
The cannot fall In recent cases they succeed in Ss
ty-cisht honvs. Price - pcr box IN Ohetinate cases,
those two degrees stronger should ~ ussd Price -
No Igsnfs ApR0infed. Address
1DF. a. ~. Maurlceou.
Professor Of Diseases oe women.
OFTICEixLlBRRTY st.. a Boz 1874, New York.
Sole Agent and Proprietor for upwards Of twenty
vcopcs, with full Instructions and advice.
may33d&w3m
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Good Geek Wanted
A TTaE PUTNAM House. COR SD AND
Aperry. Liberal wages paid iune14
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!
GREAT.
norsA-wI..s.rn
GIFT eelstRr
Win TAKE pissss
NEW MUSIC HALL
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
1Assrsa~v, Jsssse sssA, -.
$500
- n T. NJ r =. - unR~ -
nDIrnn nDCCNln NvC
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The following gins f.,' '1 r, few s.: ne ~'',
-
s,e.sss.
OvE GIFT Of 7-SwOyDA.
ss.sss.
Nv u'''s WV. D''s c
800 GiltS Of Five Dolls Each,
loyUOO G1Its 81 ~ DIP Eaeh,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
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1911 South CLARK Street CAfcawo. M.

= Hes for many ysars msde the
treatment u private diseaseshia
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In al its forms, elect md STRIFE
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Wnalington Mnttorn.
WASHINGTON, October 20.

w ASHlNofON, october ~.
The President hasnppontcd James john
son TO be Postmaster at Springfield, Ohio.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
were S602Os0
There was fill Cabinet meeting to-day.
at which Important diplomatic questions
were considered.
II is probable that there viii be number
of changes IN the list Of appointments Tor
the regular army. The President has or
dered the appointment Of General Gordon
Granger rs Colonel of one Of the new in
fantry Regiments. ...
II is estimated nc the Treasury Depart
ment that about onc-third of the entire
number of assessors and collectors Of In
tcrnal revenue have been removed since the
adjournment of Congress.
Colonel KIT Carson has written In full his
knowledge of affairs, rs they stand, with
the different Indian tribes to the effect that
q general war Is imminent, and that when
fairly opened, twill assume immense pro
portions.
few weeks ago twelve Indians brought
into Fort Dodge two white women and
sold them TO the officers OF the post for two
thousand and eight hundred dollars in
commissary stores.
The CHIEF who brought them In exhibited
the scalp of the father Of the girls, which
he had In his belt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-27
aIunetarg aud C;ummerfial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Octoher

CINCINNATI, October 20.
FLouR-The market was firm and the
demand good. Prices are steady at $40 80
"a II for superfinc Sll 5OC@l2 80 for extra .
SlJ@l3 20 for family, and fancy at Sliml5.
hEAT-Pricos are nOminally unchanged
holders asking 81 7b6Q2 so for No. winter
red; ~ sb@2 10 for No. !. aud ~ a5 for
extra; prime hill and white Wheat Is held
nt W bm3; No. spring Is In fair reoupsi
at 81 10 hut holders ARE asking 3i05,.
higher.
toRN-The market was easier to-day
Mixed shelled would NOT bring over s2iI
SIC. In bulk or elevator, aud mixed ear nj
sl@s2c. White shcled is held nominally
ut SSc, but would not sell for over s66S7c.
OArs--Ihe market was quiet but prices
are steady ~ iSc. for No. > and llc for No.
! In elevator.
RrE-Thc market Is firm, aud the de-
mani from millers for the hest grades Is
@ood. No. ! Is now quoted at SI ~, and
BAhLkI-The market, for any but die
Desl grades of spring aud fall, Is dull.
1 irlme tall Is still quoted AT 81 65@l 20, aud
'holce samples Of state or New York spring
at 81 ij@I 80
6hoCERiEs-Ihc market rules quiet aud
unchanged, with "A fair demand at T@3lc.
Tor fair to choice Rio Coffee; l2alhp. for
raw sugar; l7l4@H4de. for hard Teiipcd;
lnd 0@OOc. for Porto Rico Molasses.
HisKr-An unchanged market at g4c.
honuvd, and 81 '3W2 81 duty paid
SLED-Clover Is held firmly ut IS. Flax
rules iirin with q good demand at - 20.
timothy Is quiet and unchanged 10 81 lOGe
20 for prime.