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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Amer the inhanaatcy sympsoms Of acute disesse
hsss bsss saennsd. ~ ~ psilsat ~ bssa pso-
nosnced oat q Danger" thsss b SIN ~ psustsa-
TIM whleA alwnys lblows fvee y cuu1eaa with The
~ho,e ut md mystery Of HdDeal tsssfnsa doc not
coasast In eradicating naav, Indeed, ~ visieae
opesattoa ofshe druss adalnkesa ~ - pasposs
sones'mss reduces The scA tsie 90 tsss111y tAat II
y sdand Impossible 10 essats s1onon, - 49, sluk
aad ~ fua shsse eahaassiso. = Gip1kesa, n e.
amvs. Ne weakasrs which ssssoDastke ssaoval 81
he sessracsioa fton ~ throas uGssa vssvss ~.
wha ~ sssbjs cosvans1sss1 sssls b . asaicu,
tAat wil brace he nervse snula1s ~ appsu1e end
toee ~ stcaacA. Naeus alwavs nakss sallsss
eaot to retrieve herself ass u pressure q daesr
h. besa taken %, bat Il b uawise 10 leave hss =
ashs alcae IN hss disabled 80 drvcplng cudditioa
He must rally with tho most active and thosoagA Il
invigeraah.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

DKrRorr, August 9-Thc johnson Mass
Convention held here to day appointed the
following delegates at large 10 the Philadel
pbis Convention, James r. Joy. Gen. A.
=. Williams, Gen. e. y. LOOMS, Oen. q. A.
Gustav.
Resolutions were adopted approving the
restoration policy Of President johnson,
admission To Congress Of loyal members,
and Of tie principles set forth in the call oi
the Philadelphia Convention, and also that
admission 10 the Philadelphia Convention
rs delegates those who, In States not in ~.
bcllion, failed To support the Government
during the war would Ike unwisc.
The Democratic State Central Committee
also appointed delegates TO the Philadelphia
Convention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

T,RAIxs LEAVE foRr BYRON A. FOL-
Nall nd Express 7:so A. n. daily. (ssndays
ss.s.So.s Erpr.ss less A. n. daily, (sss-
d' z.. s.s:sssss; s.mrx.
Anofvo AZ fons SYnox.
Nail and Kxpssss 1850 r. H., daily, (Hundays
0sssnboaa Espesss les r. n, dolly.
Accommodation $50 4. H.. daily, (Sundays
Mi I'd Rspssss ieavi,s R.t Byrss = ~
points IL Mothers iiiissis ed Wisecssis.
Nteaabeas Rxpreeo eeanec4s q 6avanna With
Gesomer Lansing Tor Dsbsque. arriving hosf1
ahead Of Northefn Line boats.
s0tesmeF lows" 1eases Davenport q AN.
eonsscting q Port Byron with Steamboat 81.
press. and at r. n. connecting w,th So r. !.
train.
Al Racine, with Goodrich Line steamers fes
0rsnd Haven, ShebUygan ard Manilowoc.
Al eacine junction., With chicago Milwaukes
Railroad, for Milwaukee. Keaoshr, Waukegas
Al Clinton Junction, with Chissgo 1 north
western Rsiiroad, for Janssvills, Madison, Prs
IRE du Chiea I'D Ii Crosse.
AZ Beloit, with Chicago : Northwestern Rail
roeA, for Footviile, Evsnsville. and Madison.
A Freeport, With Chicago : Northwestern ant
lllinoia Central Railroads, for Reckford, Wsrses
Mineral Point and 0aleua.
Al Savanna, with steam packet "Lansing, 2
for Dubuque md through boats 70 ~. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago Northwestern Rail
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
Al Port PyrOn, with Chicago I ksck lslant
Railroad. and steam packet "lowa" between
davenport and Rock lnland.
Passengers will find this road the chcapes
aud quickest TO al points in the Northwest.
X. q. TATE. 6upt X. A. KNAPP, Snp't
mayl7 dtil Raeine. Wis. Savanna, Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

the EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
OrS0jAsNr poesnlsd Aar 10. 1855: s@peeessAsaS
Detn4si Juse III. 1888. The oeleheeAsd FAMILY
0R0 SEWING MACHINE, with pa1sst O1usWu
aAtacAnent, most w0sderfnl end elegantly con-
stsaetsd Novelty; 10 Hcisslsesin opsfsstos. usee
The ssaAiens nssDLs, scws with DoUnaa %
Oanols TnasAp Of Ill kinds. nakesthe Running
Sl,teh aors P~Fsst asd rsSsiss then By hanA,
I'D With extraordinary faPi1ity, mskiag q
fssAsr, Nm, e4bRs. sAirr. tsek. sse " ArssdtA,
BE-, &C.; requires no change Of stitch; 70 MOI
laA1ls - en- oes - oassa, 80 Will last : LOO.
SmB. being the oBnoGo9oR 0AeMDD made. 10 hae
taken the paEulou q SSAss Fans, and reesived
~ appsesai ef ~ The pfiscipal josraale aad .
tho0 Who have Osnn them.
SFor ~ Dfsssmaker il 10 invaloable; for the
aes., .s y s :sRp'i's : vssass p's''."-0e-
s'This machine surpessss 81 others We havs
ssen. and Il wual6 require ecosumn TO suamerate
~ nnmefUus viftoes. "-DNscssas Dsvsapest.
"With st1gle o. dsshls thrsod, y silsetoy
he fu.sine seiseh exactly liks The hand sewing
An pssssnevhe ~ or oassSsr salsimitaaisas
oftbs6 nsnsins Mes6ias. win y psseseeesd It
inibhgsmsaes % Tie pa1sete. This b the oaly
10y psiesA Aesaine sseassd b passst.
0fnG1D Mas&1neo ooot ~ my part u Ne eoua
~ cer Impress, paeksd IL bog With printed
ia1rssliens On eeesipl ofpeiee. o.. Aeente vast
"a everywhere. Cireal16 containing lateral u.
1uesuents sent free.
Address I'll orders -
FAMILY GEN SEWING MAOHlNEC CO..
sv1s-dwlYl O@ee. 100 Nassas Street. \. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

SrNBURY, Ia, Aug. 0.-At ) o'clock this
morning a train al five lumber cars was
thrown off the track between Williamsport
and sunbury, on the p Il Il r. H. The
engine and tender were turned over into Z
ditch. and the engineer, J. w. Butler, was
by this .occurrencc buricl in the Sand nearly
up 10 his head and was dug out. The extent
Of his. injuries was . sprainesl ankle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Nsw Yosk, Aueuss 10.
The fallewing dispatches were received By
the Associated Press lase evsaang:
LesDons Augseeo.
The relations between Tie Gevsfnmeals Of
Austria and Italy ass assuming thssetsss
ing attitude.
LlvRnpooe, Aueusto.
The chip Dsau6s, Capt. Dsueghasa. d
Psssaneath, which sailed ke0 Dsis(olOa ~
27th alt., iue New York ~ beso busaod q
sea. All her pasesagsn end essw vses saved
and beossht e this PET b ~ ship oso>
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

RocnEsrsn, n. r. Aug. "a heavy
north east storm 10 prevailing to-day on
Lake Ontario.
The Canadian schooner Elmira, laden with
slaves endeavoring to enter The harbor q
0enesee about 0ock this morning struck
upon the sunken sast piers and become .
wreck. Capt. J. II. Lediard manned . life
boat with ~ stout men, rescued the crew
who were clihging TO the rigging a. the waves
swept over the wreck
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

SARATOGA, Aug. 9.-The National Union
Convention Of the State III New York met
In Onion Hotel OPEN House at noon to day
and was called 10 order by Hon. Richard
Schell. Of New York, on whose motion Mr..
Nelson Was appointed Temporary chairman.
The delegates and outsiders preselt mum
Oercd about oW. NJ Nelsoa, On taking the
chair, made short speech. On motioa the
chair vas authorized to appoint . committee
- 10 on permanent organization, when .
recess until I r. n. was ordered. On re.
assembling Senator DOolittle, Of Wisconsin,
was introduced to the Convention - friend
Of Andrew Johnsoa and advocate OF his
policy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

CAino, August 9.-The Stove and tiawase
ssore Of +. Hendessnn and queeaswsve and
looking glass store Of J. Swain, Ohio levee,
were burned this morning; contents totally
destroyed. Building owned By w. Barker
and insured for $4,000 in Eastern Offices,
Stocks insured for 4l3, 900 in Eastern olliccs.
Thc billiard saloon and restaurant of 8.
Whistler and clothing store Of r. Neff were
also considerably dMnnagSl; fully insured.
Total loss upwards OF $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

New ORLRANs, Aug. O.-Cotton I'm.
changed; New York Exchange, / discount.
From y Q m. yesterday 10 . .. m. to-day
there were IL cholera deaths occurred.
TIE aeainor 81 Louis Ifom Dqston, Fire
Queen from Liverpool sailed to Kcnsingtou
for Hnalon - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

eRlE n All W Avl
49,. 49, o.s.~-s,s
0fees reSse oaGe Dseese
49, 0oaeo -
NnEDVe ye0RK. DO4TD.N.
~ ueU e16lAluU uuJeS.
sH1s RAILWAI Ex13npe TnoA
0onle1p1k - Nove Yoek - ME-.
- - - Now xc4A - A1eo0.
- NJ H ~ n1eeos
AnD = voea
- Wx9 ~ ~ U1oetooe 8o0oo
81 XII "a. -
An naiea - sisecely tesssgAts ~ Yefk.
=. -l.1s .';..: :. '- - :. .'''.'..
Fsea - ahse Jay ~ less. Trai.s Vim
lsevs IN esaasetioa With ~ Veseefa lines,
= soeews:
FROM DUNKl1K AND 9ALANANCA-by
New !ssk tine r. Rnsse Y.Eses:
80 = n.M 1 81, i ~ xx 3.I1sss
ln'ifsi s., ss,esss ~" s,s ~ =, ~ ~ :.
w 2 ID sss Hsl sa1lZS k. ~ r.
ne " Z HA0S - Doneilk,
See.Z. % + r.. y . sss Ss...
|sylls ~ - ~ =, - e. ~. 9. 4 !:
~. PM !. ~ I r.. n
14ae - M YuSS jnonr nxrs1ss.
- Drsllsk, dsill (e4 11al6VA -
ooo - Go1Ds4 H. 4.seDe strives
~ sissr..:s fssiss. =. H. s.sa.srs q
ssesse - - Ase'ese S
rror purrAlc-S1 New Y..s ~ sp.~
- i = ~ r6Sx nv TfPsssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

1eoes T1snl1oxY. EnR = " csE1Ivr
. ID ~ $ s: . e :;;'::: = 2. a. !.
- ~ 49, ~ i|t1s a. - -. -
~ g sGss;1 M F. = = a6svs asas1
>.-S.,...s y4lspAwAlHKR.
+! s. s.; !; 4 's; e. =: : o''s'.-s' 49,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

NRw YoRK, Aug. "a Washington spc-
cial says claims BY soldiers for money taken
from them BY rebel authorities whiIe priso-
ners IT war will be received until the 6rst
Of October and not Afterwards. Soldicn
with such claims must send their address 10
the co%m..sty Gene s ,a e psisoses e IT., TIE
taksh BY th0sebels oaess - as>s1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
LATEST NEWS
ciDft HE6EoRsePn.


g 80 :sss ed 1lnxrsea Ar. ..
Q6oars lfs,l;s nd ,I3Aoblsass. ssport -
hep pesssd Hslsaa, A, Isss1sv svsaing,
ne ooth United States O. l.. wAieh 80 thers
.v.itine tssssPotnsies q D. lssis. thence
toths pseias. lid tAkea posssssisa q "
tewa. - were fsiag isdisesiainassly upon
ths whites. They swsss thsy is1eeasd
-ournins IL placs 6nd would I'LL every wnite.
One citisen nauAs6 0a1bsaith, hGs oeea
fatally woundsd. The sxcitemeat W. in
ssase. and ~ citizens are flying 70 the
woods for safety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

HARTFORD. Conn.,, Aug 9.-The Execu.
tive Committee VI the Board Of Underwrit.
crs met in this city to day and adopted enc
lent measures TO secure an advance In rates
and the arrest OF ineendiararies. The ques-
was postponed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

clleags = esok $3.50 allrsaL
lSeg. sunnst lf1nnouneol. ~.
Ississtuo " 0Aloaep - uAscA = twelve m1nr
ules ltelsf ~ psveeusrt lina
~ AND 444l MONDAY, July Il 49,
~ - unttl tafsher 6etlse, tro1pe VII Aoso
n6ss1sfs ~. (Duaaays sSs111 = l1lses :
- lA!l Gaa - ..s.......-.........I -
AssIss Z Ssvs;;:;;; d:ii; iSs;i:5s
q NieAt s1pesss =. :,:..........:s AZ
= Oahy express - unAil train = - ?. Z:
All trains eyse ~ foats - q 1iRsge eenaeee
tien q ChicaGe IN trsfes evee ~ ~ NieAi-.
- Southern. MieAigsn Cseefal. Pit1sbefg. Eset
Vayne 81 Okisago nailrse1s = - ho0 D
trols. To.cde Csl1nes9 Clsxslan1, Ci.eianelis
Pit3skurR. ponkirk, Bu1hlo, H1agasa Falls, Ala.
~, New Yssk, Ph,iaaslphiA balainsrs. -
fSsssSssss - rsnisasa = - .ssse.lAy
efalvin9 5ie13oes 6ieee1ioao = - ~ lee1i1o1koa
sfSksir -, - = rssssrs t1kSs $3.50
sskias slslf - 8 ~ -.
@. d. 08AnuolY, An't0 g. 0ipl
DaysppofA j11y ~ I'M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

1855. hummer lRlaseaneat. lSoe.
ffains run b Chieago tne uhiGo = twelve ~.
- bAstss s6an Daveapess IT,.
nNA AND AfrEn MONDAY, JULY q, -.
Oand until further nsties, tfaiee VII lease
Devenpost eaily, (8sndegs e1eepesdleo follows:
eos Al. ExlFsss ~ kslloegane Wseaisgsse
s:U :. :. ffslgAt Sss kellege - Waseinessa
ffsine arrive q Davsspsst daily, (esndsys -.
sspsed) = follows:
1ssf. :. ffsisAtites Kellogg - washias-
sons.expssss ftsaKsllseg sadwsshiasssa
he O6 q =. train out Of Uayoopoet, makea
direct coansction 4 Kellogg. lows City. aad =
WaaAington, With the Wsssesn Ytags Co.'S -.
r. Sef a peiuts Wen, SoutA- Wesa, I'D NeesA.
West.
Train from Ne wsst ecassct a Dsvespet
9th trains ofthe Chisaeo : Rosk lslaa% N. fss
III points Easl, North, and SOsth.
Passengers tfe reminded Of the necessity oi
giving disisct difeolioas = p Tie asslinatios ol
Saegsge, also - procure tickets before tskias
he'd seats n the cars. a xiuDAiL. Sup't.
Devespoft, July -, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

meslcipe that eHcitss appetite without promoting
digestion IL always injurious. Its eject Is impose
fash the stomach which II ~ unable to perform.
and the rcsn1t 10 chronic arrangement u that osan
and Of IT. dependents the liver and the bowels The
operation Oh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
Western Union Railroad.
Al0R PaE

o. anA amer Hloalny, May llth.
The Steamer Iowa will ieavs dock foot of Brady
street, for Port byron. % follows:
AZ J a. NJ. connecting with train for Full
ton, Savanna, DuGuqae, (srfiving IN Dubuque
hours in advancs Of any other ronts) ffseport,
Racine, and al ppints north and northwest, easo
and northeast, ID central lows and southern
wisconsin.
Az Z p. NJ, connecting with train for H.
wanna. Freeport, hacine and hillwankee, end III
points moth, west and cost.
The following are the rates Of Fare to points
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
slesk anl Crsan ~, Porter ~
LaeoP Doors

4 lSO KEEP CONSTANTLY ON nAND =
$50. Csrls. 1ss. ~ Ssvse. 1e.r.!
1eswssy ed Malt nosss b Est Dsvsspss4.
Orders sclistAsd ~ Pes.paiy SID, q ~ -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.


A 0eaeoa Or Health.
Thesood thinss Of this world hare each their ap.
peinth mi1s.oa.
II the mission Of HosrgrfxN1B STOMACH
DIT1sRs to prevent and relieve great variety u
ailnots.
Tseswelve years IL Tsaccees a 3 protective md .
reme has been withost chsek OF drswbaek. II y
Aro negative evidence Of this fact that the efficacy
Of theartclc q specific for dyspepsia, hliousnsss.
consolation, nervousness. general dsbiny snA inter-
mittdo fevers, has never bern Questioned.
A. proof positive Of is isfAllibllity In such cases.
the s6tements Of public men whose names asc fanil-
iar sahoasehold words, have fron tine to time been
siveuto the world.
Iik reputation is not founded In facts, then truth
Il shadow. snd the uttcrances Of conscientious cti
esas arc q % moro u)ue than dlceFs' ca11s''
And what b this reputations Let the progress Of
Ne sales answer The inquiry. wAere twenty dossn
bottles 4 Ilostctters Bltters were sold In ISIS. Avs
hundreadose ere disposed Of now.
Cnuld public opinion be more ssuiacantly express
"a ehanby lie unparalleled Increase OF coaaunpioss
II seens impossible. 81
The preparation has been inflated Where ere TIE
initatens Echo answers, "wherse- ruth lin
3" thines loes On earth thsy arc IN either gone o.
going Peace be win then! ,s
NM PUTUuG In T1H mAHnH RQC11gT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Cholera 10 Phsiaaenphaa.
PHILADELPHIA, August 0-The ch0lera
y sbatipg; only four cases reported to-day.
No dcatLs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Psse1ga NeWs ~ the Aslass1c Caele.
LONDON, Aug king William Of Pfus
sia has arrived in Berlin from the head
quarters Of his armies and was received with
great enthusiasm. lie opened the Legisla.
tive sessions Of the Chamber with speech
from the throne 10 which be justified his
war policy, explained his position towasda
Germany and reviewed the war making
power In finance. particularly Of the king.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
LATE NEWS


Nv Youx. Auf Gov. wells address
. u loyal y4pple q Lopillaea On the ~
'siot g NY lonk A1tes sntlnt hat dlote
than 80 rec dc wefc kidd and wcunde1.
and depl.s.ng the event, be proceeds 70
ptate the courss which led to Il. He Tecitso
- h,I1ory d tho Cosven1iuo. II lool
VIIich lad ~ adjouspsd ~ ~ but vao
IA 70 y cAl1ed e0sstAes r-aio y ~ Presr
icent: details his own coofo and the con-
ciiliatosy disposition he brought 70 tho Ad.
ministrstion Of The o6,cs to which be bed
been chosen; declares that ~ found . con
cilliatory policy which was not adapted 10
that part Of The people who hAd returned
from the fanks OF the rebsl army; that he
had favored re-asscmbling Of the Conven.
ton OF l06ias the only means Of securing
We adoption Of the C0nslituelonal amend.
ment paeetd BY Congress, ard insoro ~
admis3oa q Lhiliaa1 sSai1eseolaGlveD b
Congress; that the riot was psemedila1o1,
and that the police after driving the segssssl
inao the Msohanic's lnslitnts shoal9 hevs
awaited thc sppsssAses = ~ military
where the dcllberate, horrible blocdshed
which occ9sNd would havs been Desveated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10
oepubllean Ceavsososn % sps1oo0<D(
l1llneass

srRfNafIki1, sAug. V.-1hs Republics
State COnvsntiou mct q Springn eld, to-day.
lassolutions were asl0ptsd cosdAlly endOfs-
ing Congress. M
Gen. John A. Logan was dominated fol
Congressman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

.v,S,, 1sss ENoAOED IN THE
II 49, 4 6s1lsias q a. ciay Gbr ssssr.
- -, "a Detng ~ OgeGe in6Dnvsaissss
~ y go $780,, q viG1sloe pe1iees.
~. ~4Slna 8 1go6efioalGn WatsA MIA - enkeo
= 49, o. Il = y go ehlsh esssss an
sss.ssas7 49, y rsltssise sssesise keslsss.
~ 1000 q ~ eAergs q o. Dollss e. visit
~ no1jcipe aay plasS within ~ city limits.
~ mn esats ~ saeA adaisinea1 nile O4es
eor. - - BeaAy els under Htsssree's store.
nssilssss - laa6. bstus<n Main ond lssody.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

Oave0pOpe uDorAwo Repo9t,
Angsst .. lSve. I
FLoua.-SsAsa.- ss..tt .,,st 3.
nstail balk q. -. 'ls r
whelssele 49, pss ~ lsss.
Minnessta flosf, oll.1o.
.Ceoa MoALs-Psf buahels SGeoa - -
WasAs.-Ne. I, old, o1.1S.
Uoaa.-A9a
0AnGsV.-Nooo b 0afhes,
QAS4 eeOeoa. i,asst.s
PoeAaooD-3GDlOe
Ou1u&s, demznd.
DUssna -1oe
Booa.--16e s.,-
HA1.-os. eo0o1A0c
CoAa-ies = aspos; iss = isvss yssa..
Wooo.-n7m7k
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r. II ~. n. D..U

Y 49, - 80 ~ -Av.Isr.
~ y 6o0isane ma Surgery for ~ ~
tV04Ssva YuAns - M esAss. has psrssnL'
oo(lV )oso1s1 = ~ ny, - oeess bis ysosssS
os0Sd1 eefvtoos - ~ eotloens of OsveroH ss
vis1nl1y. ed kepse - BIZ lene expss'enes ",ss
o. 0i1Sssss q - elimeae, 70 nss' ss' ''ss'''
~ a " X q d PiumI'es's Boek
49,. n. SSSse Il whea - formerly ssswn ~ =
a jassS7- dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

A 2s GRADY STREET. BELOW SIC.
ond keeps constantly on hand and niakee
y. 10 Older.
lleaas', obsys' and Chilaren.e
CLOTHING Of the hest material aud 10 . mahnes
that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Liberal
yatrOnagc rcapectfslly solicited. ImyYi div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-10

A rTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AZ LAW
AOnice corr er of Main and Sd Sta. tau2dws
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-26
DI PL d vi A s

For schools and colleges printed equal to cor
perplatc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-26
An Editorial Brutus.

An editor down East INDUCES in the
following talk to his subscribers and
patrons. The famous speech of Brutus
on the death of Caesar, as rendered by
Shakespeare, is made to do new service
in amusing travesty:
Hear us for our debts, and get ready
that you may pay; trust us, we have need,
as You long have been trusted acknowl-
edge your Indebtedness, and dive into
your pockets that you may promptly fork
over. If there be one among you-one
single patron-that don't owe us some
thing, then to him we say, step aside,
consider yourself gentleman. If the
rest wish to know why we dun them, this
is our answer: Not that we care about
ourselves, but our creditors do. Would
you rather that we went to jail and you
60 free than you pay your debts and
keep us moving? As we agreed, we
have worked for you as we contracted,
we have furnished the paper 20 you; but,
AS you don't pay, we dun you. Here are
agreements for job work, contracts for
subscriptions, promises for long credit,
and duns for deferred payment Who is
there so green that he don't take pa
per? If any, he need not speak, for we
don't mean him. Who is there so green
that he don't advertise If any, let him
slide; he amt the chap either. Who is
there so mean that he don't pay the prin-
ters2 If any, let him shut, he's the man
IVA 70 after His namp is Tagion and he
owes us for one, two, three four, five, six
years-long enough to make us poor and
him rich, at our expense
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DAYS of the wesk-How Named.

The DAYS of the week were each sacred
to a certain deity; Sunday and Monday
to the sun and moon, respectively; Tues
day has its name from Tuesca, whom the
Saxons supposed to be the supreme ruler;
Wednesday, named after Wooden, the god
of war. Here is an explanation of one
Of Falstaff questions concerning
honor WHO hath it2 He that died
on Wednesday that is, killed in battle,
in the service of Wooden. Thursday is
for Thor, the god of thunder; Friday
from Friga, the deity supposed to preside
over trade. And Saturday, from Sacter,
the god of liberty From which last |
suppose had descended the custom of OBJ
serving that day as holiday, and which,
/ am thankful TO say, is pretty duly kept
bv all who can afford the needful relaxa-
ton, with one remarkable relaxation,
namely, those who follow the useful art
of shoemaking. 1t is well known that
they favor Monday as their day of recre-
alton, which custom is said to have had
it's origin in the time Of Oliver Cromwell
The story is that one Of his Generals,
named Monday, committed suicide. The
Protector offered a suitable reward for
the most suitable epitaph commemorate
ing the death Of his friend. The success
full competitor was a worthy son of Girls
pin, who carried off the palm by the fol-
lowing epigram:
God bless the Lord Protector!
And cursed be the pcf;
Tuesday shall begin the week.
Since Mondays hanged himself
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BY TELEGRAPH
FROM ALL POINTS.
The Midnight Dispatches.

New YORK, March % - Published
Gillian accounts of the late fight say
it was Spanish vessels who were chal-
lenged to open combat and refused, in
stead of CHILEAN.
A Toronto special says that much ex'
citement prevails in Toronto regarding
Fenian movements, since it has been
ascertained that our troops have not been
sent to guard the frontier
PHILADELPHIA, March %. - Another
enthusiastic Fenian demonstration oc-
CURED last night
HALIFAX, March 25-The steamer St
Patrick, from Glasgow 18th inst, has ar
rived. No signs of the steamer China
A light snow storm prevails.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Eneourage southern ndanuiaetuIes.

II P. TREAT MANUFACTURE PLOWs.
i. Ecrapcrs. Ball Tonrucs. Sweep. etc.
Wagons and Drays made to order. Arricul-
turai dealers and planters VIII ind i 70 their
interest to call and sec me before purchnsin1
elsewhere. Also for sale Two Portable Engines
On Madison street Bayou Bridge
B-Mcchanics wanted tet,-am
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Amt Yours

A bashful and rather green young fell
low Of cur acquaintance invited yosng
lady TO attend ball with him one night
last summer. The invitation was ac-
cepied. and the couple appeared at the
BAH. After dancing for some time.
"greeny" saw his partner sitting in one
corner OF the room all alone. Now was
his chance, so he walked mp to where the
lady was sitting and sat down beside her.
All well so far, but the bashful fellow
was at loss for something to say. he
fdgeied about considerably, and was
sweating profusely. Finally, taking hold
Of his wilted collar, be commenced con-
yersation thus: Its powerful warm in
this room Ny shirts wet-ain't yoursf
His partner blushed, said nothing. but
took his arm for the next dauce.-.hddi
son Courier.
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COUNTRY STORE BILLS

OF every description. illuminated with suitable
devices. such a. railroad cars. steamboats,, etc