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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

Df. JANEe positively essdicates ifuss the system.
withost ~ SOL msseasy. belas potassH. arsenic.
won't cfEectually care the poison dri i, ~.
break cnt q some future time IN IL most hiieou. A.
ssme used IN bis Lock Hospital New j,r,cn,,- ~.
thirteen year., and which gained him 20 world \ IN.
celebrity: ~ 0l'.wins sss :c@s q the diseases
exclvivy attrution. VIA syphilis, primary secondary
and tertiary etfctnrcs. ufrthrai drehafges noctuf
mal and durn,i ss,ecns, SEXUAL debility disease. Of
the ban me k4As, lnnamnDatOn II the bladder and
Kidneys rheumatism, hydrecelc. varicoeeic oaueerr
Ws~ses peculiar 10 fsmat~. such - amcnorrhas,
70 Is,orrhaga eholor-i- nervous de
IN. James long practice Ia New Orleans and tho
Enforcement 81 the most eminent medical men and the
almost entire southern press, should convince the most
ekeptca that DR. James and viii perform all that
he promises.
qhe attention II those who have privately and Inn
properly injured themselves by sexual excesses or IN
1chnsing habit og ectabuse 80 prevalent with an.
young, uniting them for atrriohy bupii. ~ or s
ciety. producing in It's train constitutional debility
| premature decay and iniotcncy.
The following some II the sad and melnncholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth or sexual
| cess viz: Weakness Of the back and limbs pain In
the head, dmnc-s OF vision, loss OF muscular power
palpitatinn Of the heart, dyspep-ia nervosue4 irr
| liability symptoms of consumption. etc. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind more 10 be dreaded
loss of memory, confusion " ideas, dcpr. ssiou Of
spirits, evil torebodngs, aversion Of society sclfdi..
trust, love Of solitude. tnldity, etc. Of the
l eNtir produced
Those afflicted with any of the above diseases or
| symptoms should not fail 10 call upon Dr. James and
be u, once restored To health and happiness Let no
fsfc delescy prevent you, hut cw ut once and saws
yourselves from the awful snd Terrible
~ thr~s muchoh c dreaded maiades
Weakness ~ the organs Immediately cured and full
vigor restored. DR. James, within the last nfiecn
yenr- has treated diseases ~ the vcncrenl typc
successfully than any other doctor In The uted Stais
The only specialists in the treatment of diseases u
skin, blood aud gcnerative organs, with Testimonials
from professors Of medical colleges and fsv,m hs pitfalls
scientific and ionsxsble sources. and ffom The pres,
These testimonials do not come from foreign
Thy nor from parties long since fcfunct
DR.. James can DE addressed by those residing at
distance. stating symptoms and enclosing stamp fol
return answer.
DR. James oiffcr and parlory At ~ Randolph st.
/ between state and Dearborn Office hours from A.
N Ill 81: NJ tSnndars exccptcd,) when he may b.
| found In the forenoon.
P.S. just Issued. Tnr MnSlror or Hand boob
| On Secret Diseases How 10 avoid them &c Also
iiWSttant tdormstion TO females: how 10 prevent
conc ton. sDld other secrets worth knowing Pt,c,
| OF book ~ cents. Address DR.. JANIS y u upI
1886, Chicago. III. jan2i diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07
G. X ID L. EV'S
Salt Eshelsnl and Tettcl
Ointment

Will cure Salt Rheum. letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and BARRIERS Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofuia, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and all
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
DrT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADI-
ID cal Cure of Scrofuons and Skin Diseases OF
every kind we recommend
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

F. q raiias3is .fsr I ailY
|9lf 10 sId4i snii1 ID % .siesyi, ii s4s I'D
lnpioo -sd;ons III baoal.aH aoinU III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

CASH HOU SIC
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
I'M MEN sc STOCK
OF Siap'c and Fancy
DRY &ooDs
JOHN v. k'AEeyyELL 4 CO.
At the Old Stando of Coolry, FmvellG
Co., VII Offer to the trade Of
ILLINOIS. INDIANA WISCONSIN
! MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN, Kansas
NEBRASKA. IOWA AND MISSOURI
The most attractive ana Largest Stork q
Dry Gssds, Netlsns, 4 Fancy Essds
Ever on sale West d New ork at Prices :. ,ov
as the same qualities are sold Ly The best houses
in New YORK. Boston or Philadeiphia. Our
Stock will embrace IN part taIi
Brown and Bleached Shee:ings & Shirt;nps
Drills. Denims. Shifting Stripes,
Corset Jeans, Cambrics.
Tickings, Apron
= Checks Flannels. Twecds,
~ F& N. Cassimeres, Kerseys rat
inets. Jeans, COt;onsdes, &C., &c., &c.
Ais,
Cloths, Cassime res, Ladies' Cloak Cloths.
ed all Woolens suitable for Mems Wear
PRINTS. = Mcfrinsck Cocheco. spraeue,.
DstchesA Dunneil's. Amcsican, lowell San.
dsrs Richmoud'e, At,en'a. Arnoid's; Lawrence.
Ard al other weil-known brenda.
Our stock Of
Ladies Ds'ess Goods
Will comprise all the Novelties OF the s,enaor.
Our Stock N the Notion Department win also
be found Full nnd Complete.
-" Our Store. Tow ,ed by the firm and ma
rent to pay being newly fitted M. gives IA
Salesrooms 60xf2o feet the largest west of the
sea board. sAordinSu Us unequaIled facilities foy
showing goods
One cf onr firm residing IN New York. th.v-
ing two experienced assistants and hus ;uy fnr
CASH. cnnhies MS to oii:r our cus!o uiera ~
goods daily 1t the e'sf -
WEST CASH PRICEa
We respectfully invite Merchants visiti.~
Chicago to examine our stock. =
~ Particular attention paid 10 Killing orders
John v. Farwell & Co..
~, Al & "a Wabash Ave..
ss.,.. Chicago. HI. febl.dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

DS&s CAkTlTK'S
G q u G. H b A LIS A NJ
viii Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough. Group. and al Diseases of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
THE most pereet. pleasant, and et,caciois remedy
ever discovered for a diseases of the Throat, Chess
and Lungs, is :.
DR.. Carter'S Cough BalSam,
This medicine Immediately STOPS THE COUGH,
produces free and easy eypeetoration, removes alt
mucous and foul matter from the sir passages gives
esse in difficult breathing, aays the irritation Of the
Lungs. and effects n Speedy Cure, by soothing and
Healing all the Pulmonary Organs.
Dr. Carriers Cough HAlsa1M
never fails to Coughs and Colds IN few days.
and has cured Thousand. upon thousal ii $500
Consumption amer Physicians and all . Deshe4le1
had failed, and the patients given mp TO ne. Ts1t
balsafn Is the most perfect and nislhie Femedy f n
discusses Of the Lungs kBOwn to the civilized world.
n B.-Ask for DIR. CARTER's COuG4 3lsAx, and
take nothing else Price 70 cenz for trial bottle; large
bottles. 81 - per bottle.
- Prepared and sold by u. E. EASTERLY 4
CO., No. % North Fifth street, st. Louis Mo. Sold
at their Branch Family Medicine store, No. " Mad
s0n street, Chicago, Ills.
For sale by all Druggists. fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Win eurs Bruises. Spssins, Headache
Toothachs. sore throat, Ch11ic, Osmpss
O. spasms, Cholera Nerbas, Dyssetsey =
Rovd Complaints, Nervous A46etione,
Pain in the face, Plintsfs' collie, Ague 10
the Face, Pain in the Back and Limbs,
and, 10 fact, wherever il 10 applied
PAIN CANNOT EXIST.
rHls Is THE MOST SPEEDY AND EFT1CAC1OCS
Medicine ever discovered, 70 se1ieve yereoes -
Sering PAIN. II IL used internally ~ exiesnsny
with ncver-failing success. Az . Family Medicine
IL invaluable.
DR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
IL the best remedy known for the cure Of Cholera:
should that awful ecourge agnn visit this country
Il il feared II WILL every family should sspply thsss.
selves with this Medicine TO use In the early staee VI
the disease Price 70 cents per bottle. ,
Prepared and Sold by DR.. +. EASTEKLf Nv,
No. 70 North Fiffh street. ~. Louis. Mo- Sold q
Branch Medicine Store, No. ~ Madison street, chi
cago. H. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

DIR. EASTERLY.S
A MEXICAN LINZ NJ EMIT
Will Cure Bruises, Sprains. Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma-
ti-m. Contracted Iepdons, Sweled Joints, Lumbaso
Tumors. and all Local and seated Pains. and all dis
where an external Remedy is required.
fi'IIlS IINIMENT IS, BEYOND ALI. DOUBT, THE
most ciHcacinus remedy offered to the public.
lis volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing prop
critics dusc themselves to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almost instant relief.
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
DR.. Easterly'sAnericap Liniment
that II readily cures the WORST WOUNDS ON MAN
or BEAST. Every family should keep it constantly
| on hand. Price Is cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DIR. f. EASTERI.Y Il Co. No.
~ North Fifth street. St. Louis Mo. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. ~ Madison street,
| Chicago iii. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

AUGUST UNDEKHILL, GIG GreenWleh st.
A. F. HARRIS, III West Houston street.
EMILY GLOVER, III West Houston street.
J. D. UVLE, SO Cottage place.
N. A. LEIGHTON, 4so broadway.
Mrs. BENZ CLAPP, " Amity place.
l am well acquainted with Mrs. Mart =. Far
low, and with her husband, Mr. u. Farlov, the,
having for few months past attended u NJ,
church, and am convinced thst any statemen
which they might make may be relied on as true
JOHN BOWLING, D. D..
Pastor of Bedford Street Baptist Church, Nev
lOrk. f1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07
MRS. MARY i. BARLOW

We, the undersigned, resiGents of New l',l,
are acquainted with Mrs. Farlow, and know ...r
statement to be true We also know that she
used Dr.. Schenck's pulnonie Syrup md !; sa-
weed Tonic, and have reason to believe that -
this medicine she owes her prescrv alton from d
premature grave.
b. FARLUW, III West Houston street.
EUGENE UNDERHILL,. 76 Greenwich sire Ct
Mrs. EUGENE UNDERHlLL. GIG Greenwich
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-07

III V5lItIE ULCIFTLu
England on the Slh ult - fall Of water in
semi solid state far denser than SNOW. yet
not hail or ice; in short, natural snow balls.
A correspondent Of the London 1Ymes
writes that about two anu half inches Of
these balls gave orc inch of water; there
fore their density was bout half that OF
halt, and five times that OF ordinary snow.
Their shape was usually psranidal. the base
being uneven somewhat j &c the llower Of q
cau,itlower. The ze val cd from about an
inch in diameter down to u tenth about
tn tenths was most usual.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
9a5 G:Dtimuii) 6e8 2janlierS
81 Q NJ 4 II
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(BcrtGbur1.)


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Str|t lrgtc bic ,3eituna In Die 6anp pes
iungrn Wanncs. geIen Gle tiele
(0tetlr, Ia8tc co. nuf ciuen 9lrtifsl beu.
tenp, rer iib Nuf Die DHtly queen" &C.
500 unO 8etc rcr {oimmrl, rap ce nur
Gin 3rI'nploie5 @eriibt iet Qtpurl
las bic SttIle, utdbt cium0l, lonpcrn
crcimal,unp ciu fnltrr SAnuteri: i:Eers
lief ibn. 98&6reNppeHen faGlte CT ct.
nc tlrinc Sanp ,ouf lttner S0ulter
5Itirrn, uno ais CT dtb umwaRotr, fab
CT StcIcttrn'5 blrtt0c5 0efittt, melhcs
tarrfn SIjdeS Gui pa5 unolitflttr
papier IAhute, $, rein-nen, rief
ltt III iammevpVIItm Eonr, CT it uit6t
pcrlrrcn, er 1T niAt perlQseR,--mciu
An9cteteIfr GlECr
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trouenevrlIcr Oiiene. Oislr 0eitbailS
ltGse fn0 hrtS bcrrit, Geriittte 3u
YerGrriten. Q0ir wolru her &prlt.
RHn0 pfrir1Wen Nnp gpftn pab 2Iur6
gut whp,
9ICtn, ricf GtoneI III 9eIttaem Gpnc,
th 0nbt fcIn 8ertrnnen. Cine tnnerr
Sttmmr ia9t mir Dap mein Gnlcr
tsrlQrcn III. &nnn it3 bic &rant6ett
msiusr gliutter rer8riirn ? 0irie
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u8eno cine BIt ans:TUTmln, nslepe fer slppI'tant
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lSGH!lS III gnccbmcttb, Ssir.
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e.. e. u Ct arb t,

Sdpe5ierer,
RI. 8, 8ore. Seb-, nabe DaI!impuiifasA
Sat ortpatrtnb tini dus,pabl bon Iafet.ii 8eiI-
fierp0rbansen (5bab.8) uad ben nepeiiea Eiult:rs
| nab su biuisen grtiieft.
as- 3H,mtr tptrbs. NIT tsr ptbsn Sorafalt tape.
| litrs l{slai$l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07

Die Sage uub 9Gpben, welAc uatt
Nupert @op0wiU'5 8rIu0 IN 90ef.
iorpbauS fCtgtcu, wnrtn DSAR trout
rig. Clara 2Sriticro uuO ibre &pb.
ter blistcn ldn9e Belt an ibre Gimme,
geftiTrlt. gGG9reno pitler lan9en uni
aualSolcn Belt tripie5 iidD 2tonet ala
tBr treuer Gp6u uuo 0ruper.
Srpc glnNt ipcnn Die FejaDIten
gBRtterlnnen ermtIoet waren, penn
bic Dieuerjnneu pe6 6auIet, tpsIhc
fir tDrc GcGeierjn uno ceren Gp6.
ter 8rpBc Wn0 1n9lihtstt EeBtcn, ppil
GriA5pIua8 srlwnn8en, bic 3lmmcr
prr!ieBcn, tnrrte Der iunDe Wann.
ppn lctner 2tete aufrebt er9alten. lei
iGuen aus. Cine wunpsrbare &rhft
ir9tsn IN i0m ermatt 3u fcin unb i'm,
ter tio ;ur StWnbe, IN Der baSl!naliid
GerciubraA, 70 for9lp5 NIB lrthtiinz
mig gene cn mar, gum S1elCen 9cmaht
3u 9nten. 2lllein CT 0ntts uidGt btGB
bic 2lufBnte, IN ben &ralten5immern
;u watbcu, IonStrn matte ir1brrno
pisler an9ilopllsn nno er9reifsnten
Belt aud mcOrerc Jteiien naA gpns
BON. llnermiiplit0 BE- iutGts sr baiclblt
0lte Srte, no CT bofirn purfte, NaA
dNtcn iitcr oa5 pcrmtbtc JabrSeu8 ,,i
erlan8sn. glbrr trtnc frrDe Nacbribt
belO6nte Ieine2tuspauer, unp ege feline
SHUTTER wieper Dergclcl!t mar, rrlan9s
te cr bic ppQc &cnntntB isineS I'M
0liid5. Gin SruNRiif pe5 GfliNritfrs
ten GNifeS war az elner icIf9rn
Suite seIuneen wcrrrn; cs tru9 eett
Namen ,,Gily Sucrn."
@ctroAensn 9erSen5 fc0rte Eionel
naADe(tiprS9aus 3urild. SEPT trau9s
te er pa5 SranIenbett icincr Vjetcn
niAt me4r 5n Srrlaiirn bonn er tpubtc
2!tIc6.
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te 6rfti9fejt pe5 6isters, uup Clara
9GeltiOrb burTte pasSstt perlajlen, Inn
Die frilttere 2uIt pc5 SntpnS ,u att
men. Die Gfnitsr warsn iupsb fsl
verlhloNsn, peun b,raubcn in bem
0artcn t05tr Ger Stnrm uno lau1tr
burt9 bic enttauGten Sdume. 9m
3tmmsr aGer fe4Ite s5 ni&t an Com.
fort. Shpere GcrDGn9 trredten
Die Jenilee ,no bic G'eneierpe lab,
ppn wejttsn Jtiiica OeRiiBt, In eis
ncm sprIrsflitsn Vebuiefel aus wdrs
member &nminfcusr no Gin al per
q8nnp ban0enos5 Yortrait vcn Sors
ley s9eficr0 freanpij4 anf Fs gsrab
lGNelte.
No4 ias Clara nic0t langs AT bic.
fem teluemen Dlabe, ais Die 2bur
EO Gincte unb GiQneI in Isiuen frGf.
tiSsn 2trmru bic S@mciier tersin-
tra6te. 2lut9 Siptslte 9atte i0r Sttt
sertaGcn unp 5war ni@t gum sr1ea
Wiale an picirm Sage; tenm ibre
9rantbsjt mar iprcer 70 lang nod 70
befti0 gemeien wis ole Der SHUTTER.
2tbsr fs war nod is9r i0waA unp
iap III tDrem wetben 5husfleiee faIt
gelpeniterBait aus. @s mar niGt
mebr bas ju9enpIihs, ltra9lenbe S8e,
fen, pa8 auf brm 8aae BON gBinhe-
ter ben jun9en Giinltler tesautsrt
bate. Sirlctte, rief bic SHUTTER, biit
csnn On nutb tranf 9epeIcH II?
Sa, liebs SHUTTER,
2lter man BAT mir uis stpa5 pon
Ociner &raniDeit 0ela0t, murmelts
gebtsre Ii vprwurispoucm Ipne.
0Sssknlb In1ltp, mir SNeiue Sunlrn
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sFiIE Gaae uNb Gou1trte 81 bers
iuiethfn.

Stl ifraunSeu II. 8ita,lrieu eer -Gpuccrota"-GEs-
ituftaft ,lno cen ectbrteu gubltfum Iterbaurt rn
siottrGL ce fur tr5tne cine eit rad, Dem l.Gtpbt.
Bic b6ue 8rpEe itnGi9'baus neue SALT tet 4Epncnr
hja", mi! ben b0utt osrbunbersu Eiuntii@tcie1, iu
Grtaltgua ron 0&len II. GcR;erten ~ mtetten it,
Genn rht}cs!s3c NpptaitGn 4emadlt Diro.
Dt: e!cgonie uuo Tphbare ssuSfafiruH0 Ses 9rcSen
e500eS, Eceii ier-uDt!hten Gar5erctcimrieIr fur
Serreu II. Darttll, DGe teauclnes RsfatracnS iinla
nlCr rebit arcfcm Spcif,idaie nit eDQi.anoa enge@
Ttdiecr &NGs lngea Gids ilt f0iiufdtn dbrib.
81ladnbtgcS &afc(6eHirr frr GO GcupersS 1T su
tlncl mafj5tr @rsiit " nticbtr.
5lipeee EwsfWrit bet o. II. RBbeI,
Sir. 87g, ga!timSrs-, ;ipii1tu tsutalp. "
tCL25-) pecsEr,
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lCn26-l
Ees giiiroIi1oS sYye1uo |

(&be OgIHg 9Ren'3 5rieab.)
lluter @Gr1ntit Ger Scuns { beiuter Exanf.
Beiteu- gr aleN stpSltetern "a babta. Man
rtrlouac oe6 SSinalhigs Nreun6 "(tbs Dcun0 Rens
;trsaS('. Shit sosr SdlaGtel ertiIt man cine BRO
f;bule ibsr ole G5pmpeme uHb 9etau6tung bepsimet
EaRFbeiicl,, rbcr ulau linn ete G4Hft bs;i;bCa,
!rcuu man al 'Ycins WeR'o HrenN", &cr 10. Gin
CtuEl!i, iGjrct. uuC b:u Srtafs cine 2 et SO t"
Tavts teht5. stA y more ~ tateu lei
q. G. Saree,
INalil 10 iRte) NJ 2:S tlaiLinpeTtr
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aSttnt;a fnr 2eiocube!!!
prpfe}fpr 2outs Us mmpra m .
tpeltberi!entte
SlutretntaMnsSs ume @bftiAs
runs3s &rdn4ee
Rno unreitiB Die teii;f, bic tht petaGitet tte pnl
bic o.riort4!e Gtiunelttt pltcerbcrne,el,, tcpts,
Etnn St0 8.Aomasu, 6rastfcttsn gu pfrbptin. Die
'cbeu ino ittt ltcr ctn
giertegabrbuupsrt ttrer 5ettfraft tregcii
IN 2JcltttlanS rGbmltd,it betaHit II. 9,atjist uNb
ta5su @ aud bier felt ben ltetsu trei ta6rsu eilcn
ioiie:n &af sr1porPen ua5 si8nen 3 beiOnbcts "a.
5eiiung bpswiatGer unp 9Art,ddt0er
Erantgettsm,
uue out; Rsmaub bic SoFnung. scts!tt 5u peIbeu,
sriebin, ebn, iuppr bieis bttlfanc S'iutr gu pers
llGeu, Die e. Guer Werben pGn mir
bireft ypn OeutlGlanb
inpprtri II. sinpitbie it ottIbcn briu1erb uteintn
Wtrteen sanbslcutsn ltm gent8ten Ss0rdude. ID ID,
icit ibsISeus bin bas elm sS.cer bfr tnntat eapOu
ntnt, nit Der 98irIua3 GtluB surieccu II. nic mcbr
shre o!rtlben i.!n pre. tcbs 5Gmiiie DH;c Gets has
ppn i'm Sauit tabeni eeHa aud lei Ftnctr III bic
wchitbdltae @iriuE8 tisier AraIttr gnbrsef! at!r-
ralGtne.
Die ariutsr itat gu tabs., in
9iNcu pber 1nfoeru,
ic uab @lmi3, in9 ta.sH itP bel fcI5cu6:a ,trant-
betten ais belcnber8 tstiam crwtelsltt ale.
N05eafromaf Namcu1ptoen,
GarmteidIipereen, DtlIen,
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-02

Of the present excited state of the
public mind and of the Senate itself,
after the events of yesterday, and of
the last few days. The House had
passed the resolutions the day after
the veto, and in state Of irritation.
Besides, the resolution would amount
to nothing. It was nothing more
than q public declaration of politi-
cal opinion en- the part of Congress.
It has not the form, effect, or sane
ton of law, and would not go before
the President for his assent. He
thought, in fact, that the discussion
of the subject here, at this moment,
would greatly eXasperate the present
feelings, already too much excited.
But, however, this forbearance was
not approved by the majority, and
the resolution was taken up by vote
of 26 to 19-which will probably be
the vote by which it will pass the
Senate
In the Congressional proceedings
of Friday we find the following:
Mr.. Washburne, the contestant,
was then accorded permission to
speak for one hour. In the course Of
his remarks he charged Mr.. VOORHEES,
with having been involved in the
purchase of firearms during the war.
Mr.. Voorhees, denounced the state
ment as false, aud in turn addressed
the House, charging the committee
with having at first decided, with but
one dissenting vote, that he was en-
titled to his seat, but that it conclud-
ed to reverse it's action three days
afterwards.
Mr.. Dawes then closed the debate,
and on putting the majority report
to vote the House decided, by yeas
81, nays 36, that Mr.. Washburne was
duly elected, and that Mr.. Voorhees,
was not entitled to the seat he occu-
pied
In the Michigan contested election
case, the radical sitting member was
chosen by votes cast out of the State,
in direct violation of the Constitution
and the Supreme Court of the State
all the Judges, Republicans, but
one, declared that those votes were
null and void. Yet the sitting mem
Der is retained. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-02
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