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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

NEW YoRx, April 3O.-The I'oa's Telegram
says The Bank Commissioners decided to day
to report against the creation Of any more
National Banks.
A large number of counterfeit IS on the
Oneida County Bank we're put in circulation
in Brooklyn this morning.
The Commerciars special says the Austrian
minister has advertised his furnished resi-
dence and expects the next European steamer
will bring news of the sailing Of Austrian
troops for Mexico, which will insure his r.
ceiving his passports from Secretary seward
There Is great hostility to the heconstruc-
ton scheme. Both the National lntelligence'
and Republican oppose it
The Commemorate money article says the
stock market opened quiet and with few
buyers. There was partial fall In prices,
especially in Cleveland & Pittsburgh and
fchigan Southern, both of which closesi
about q lower than at the close OF business
on Saturday. There appears to be dispo
sition among the bull cliques to afford aU
opportunity for . partial decline, which they
hope may be construed by the bears ~ indi
eating weakness and encouraging short con
tracts
There is reaction from the late activity
In Government securities and further slight
decline in prices. There is every reason 70,
believing that tile extraordinary activity Of
last week was purely fictitious; the result
not OF a demand from the outside public, Blu
of purchases made in behalf of the secretary
vi the Treasury.
To morrow the interest on each issue Of
s 2Os Is payable. Coupons of these bonds
are selling at I per cent below gold. Com
pound notes are again In demand ut about
per cent. above par.
The bank statements are unexpectedly
favorable 10 continued case in money. The
deposits show an increase Of $5,000,00 In
deposits and nearly e3.OOO.Oo0 In legal ten
defs and an increase Of $2.050,6 go In loans
which Is gratifying and indicates an increas
ing activity in business.
Gold has weakened considerably In pros
pect Of the supply which to morrow will b.
thrown upon the market BY the sub Treas
ury The price opened at 1894 and fell to
1919. The note in loans is per cent pei
day.
Foreign Exchange is quiet on the basis Of
1854 for sixty days prime bankers sterling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

WHExaY MARKET RRPORT
OvSICFl DAVENPORT DEMocRAr,t
Tucsday evening, Nay Let, 1856.


OvyICE DAVENPORT DENocRAr,t
Tuesday evening, Nay LIT, 1866.
The price ofgrsia is advancing 10 man
mgr which eu4 b highly encouraging to
our farmers hat Of groceries and dry goods
continues to DECLINE. Coal has been rsduc-
ed from 70 70 Is cents per bushsl. The ,c-
esiptsof grain fof the past week have been
fair, esns3orsink that our farmers are now
besily q worH
esess. whsbsals. per bbl. $50
Il saeks, ee.O0
lnluk ESQ.
4eeaiin Dbl. ESQ.
In 6sdks, ee.o0.
u bull, $50.
Coax NaAs me. pr bushel - cts.-
wasAr-Rsteipts not very large. No.
1, old wheat brings 81 IS per bushsl. No.
/, new wheat n. No 2, el,10.
Cons. -Recsipts light No. l brings IS
@s6 cts per huShel.
OArs.-A fair quality brings 250ss cts
per bushel.
BAmsr.-The receipts have been fair.
No. l brings % cents. No. 3, 5000 cts
per bushel.
ONiOxs.-No demand Whatever. :.
PorAroEs cts.
E00s. Per do. 10 10 12}cts.
BurrrR.-Psrlpound Is Ct.
WnfrE BsAN4-Dull Ct 40c076c.
I've PoRk.-t7@7.5O. declining.
HAv.-Per ton 3S@&l2.
OoAL-16c Il Railroad Depot; Ito At
coal ya'd.
ArrLEs.- Fairquality, per barrel te.
M,SsY Easy, and dem.nd large. New
York Exchange buying .. par. selling 1t I
premium. Chicago buying at Z discount,
selling At / prcn;um- St. Louis, buying
at I discount, selling ! premium. Demand
for 7.sO's Is hisk tho prices ruling
par. Prioss governed by Eastern markets
Demand for compound interest notes small.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

~ cAelsrs ID travelling westward 4foA III
old uGhtinfht. and has already rsAebsd 81
shores, it bchoovcs all, each, afd etefy lttts
issns, Il use his utmost exert ien 10 issnsse
= ~ - possibls Al prsdispssisg eaaSup
Of the dssAas 1ndividssl iolssssls ~ q
stake, especially wishsthsee NJ vim ~ u
cape thu ravsges a. tAt( lsffablb1 ep6ss0trs
Nsdi4al .anisnse,. aud statistica have ~.
vslcpedl one fscE that should b caretasly
cssside3ed, aud may b relied upoH tl&
shs old lalage, "a1 ounce Of pHsstisn a.
worth a|round Of cure' is truti6 a. eAseS,
-bpt aeth -re.t = ~hsTs gicus die.
phesS loAded with emanations arising ffs4:I
offensive cess pools out houseA and desay-
ing animal and vegetabl&m4ttet.f q = al
ddtys& ourselves and n The eQpYunity, ~
c1tfsst - renovs tlles9pe ma ~ pos.
6f6sS Sdas 70 hayS : pure Atmosphere be-
- etme4phss1 readily rsesises end ysiai9
~ !! sss Il agio9 & ~ e fll11pA ~. 80
Z tl1t6E41Rlyi Rot eoly a tlad.e9e4, hef{uiA
te6ay, 10 thst ~ - tx}4 u ~
lnoQent9 b its in1ueoco a. ~ AbllGen
down: 9a III sehoe0tq1 n6cDshi11da
dultsratee nil aon1eG oGhe1g ~
81 = pss,f(il9l Voqoa \. 49, - 9
necessity 4 thdfsss ! Pc Pc ~ ~ - !
An &w61RR L63aaYt}83ai4E|
.; 8 :; :! =: ::
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

wnEF1fxo, April so,@1'he burslars en-
gagsl in me 'rohtrfy II tie Harrison Ma
lional Bank Of Caliz. Chic, were overlook
at,nut, two miles from Lagrange OHIO, this
afternoon, A sharp enc0unie, took p1sce in
which one Of the burglars was wounded sssi
three captured One succeeded In mixing
his escape, closely pursued. The amppst -
money recovered will probably excetd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

PMlLADELPnIA, April 30.-At . lAFge
meeting Of the officers Of the Fenisu Cir
Giles, held in this city yesterday, . committees
was appointed under the Craftsmanship d
District Centre Andrew Wynne, U proceed
to New York and ascertain from Col. o
Mahoney the objects Of the recent move
ments If the officers at headquarters. and Al
explanation of the manner IN which tAa
funds are being expended.
The object Of the committee Is to satisfy
the feeling Of dissatisfaction among the Fe
mans in this city, which is daily growing
stronger.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
m. TOHhlAS.
Vemitiam Horse Imminent

pint BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR. FOR THE
cure o. lamsness. scratched. wind gals. spraine
Orolscs epnts, cuts collie, slppng stic over heating
eoro throat, nail m the foot etc II IA warfautsi
and better than any other article offered to thu
puohc llou.ande of anilnaa havc been curcl III the
conc and over heating by this Eminent; and hun.
cleds that were crippled and lame have been restorcd
~ their former vgor II Is used by an the rst horse
zen throughout the Status Orders are constantly
cevcd rom the Racing Stables OF England for fresh
~, 4siALs nays BEEN REcEvED RsxysBER, one dollar
ss,a ont IN time may save the Life Of year horse
S,a y az Druggists. Onice 90 Conftlandt Street,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
Or. sWRI0HT's -.
RcJ.ye. re : "a 3 "a. .n'xs''''

o. Qnall Duaklitl. wsueAs2 uyse.ees = a, Il.
49, fHie1tation Of De Heart asd ~ Neeyoss ~;
go e iv1eosos ~ - ed vikos = ~
- - o11.ns & 0encniiosre9k!re qeaey end
0SS1I1y, Wuaoeing Mns1bHsa an MI vtSof, ~ 10
~ psse0rs = Gli4sr Of Lovesc reoovae -
- ond aeod, there b no gFVeow - - 3is
IN asf q 0b." N glvO ncw 49, 9! ~ SeIng
ehoWoak and dcbilitaied 10 have roDeyUoe4e4m ana
pasase. rsice. one bottle ~ thses beetlD - sent
tyrxpscQ To any adds1D.
Our mrdcincs arc sold and recommendea ~ enn.
0ome dealers try 10 decisive theis coooUme0 ~ ~
hep, WORTHLESS compounds = So g - - 4.
ellen. II Ihe drI lists docs not keep ths write =
o. and we viii sind then 6y cxpfcasI csrefany pecx-
"a Tree ,eom starvation. We will be pleased TO re-
- vi w.. n ladicp on gentlemen are aiicted. Ad
!s. q le.r. %edS,nss Esnp p w.,s Or saveS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

E NASHVILLE, April 30.-The case Of Isham
Henderson rsspusass Cob Chs. II Isvtp
testified to buying large numbers Of mules
Of Henderson ID 1884 lAln of puts S!hh
OF His agents sn,an quantities Of Forage.
Tho accused past uz.t large lot. Of Govern:
insnt stock for the witness in the eummer Of
1874. Witness purchased the mules Of tile
eccuscd ~ they were brought in, amer pass
ing inspection. He had no contract with
Henderson and no verbal agreement differ
snt from that which other parties had, Ia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
larkst quiet. prices wc'


By rsiegyaihI !. U6seAso. Apsil -
Flour --Maskst today 10 euiss nd vtshest essse s
tai ch nge. About aele 'bbls eAAnesl heeHs ~
gan sprins e ~; u 70, unssssd spsii5 szin "a
{ Is for unsous1 spetng eatra. 4
Wheat-NOt Wit6otas1tnR the deo'lno 10 ~ . I'd
nnfAvosahe tsAof u ~ 0sw vosk e1siesesAe. . Ct
ket . % y hush higher than on 81 urday last We
note sac. II No sprns y q e. o. - 80 ges
al S., No sprins 10 moro aCtise with - - - %
81 OS and Ia the Northwc q 1881 -; q ject-
ed Apring 10 almost aOlniual.
COrn-rhers 10 good shipping demand - The
market has advanced Y0lc Y buh Cd o.e.. dsy's
;or No I; ssslox Tor Ecg and :. 4:0asx- ~ 70
iesied. rales " No l anuat we're made n )a59c.
and Of rejected y a.. cssgg u H.eN hasb shOses
high mixed ehanged hsnds q -.
uats-Uuli without esseuttai change. Ne 1 sold ..
3l@8l =, and No : ~ 26k.
demand and prices are 10 bush hte rer- Safes Ssoe
I'M nearly 5000 busn u eok0sixc fog No l. and
Bsssy-Csns1,sn V Ia ~ ssqusse q ia o. ffss
Of .torsee. but western 10 quiet.
High Wires-Ars noninai end inactive = . ne
. 80
Provisions-Ars quiet and no. 90 arm. HI dsrs
Of mess pork demand ~, but h1yers oly offer 81 -
rlpos VS. current that 80 b6a ehAnesd han 70 u
1874 Bdlk shoulders are held q lie. :soasoro ngh
iskc looss and SONG hoders - u. W. noss = 'es
u ciear I.nih . ~; rnmps = n,
Lard Dali ~ 9V04OXs.
D~f-uame u rs, psa.e at n.
6csds- Are steady but Qoiet. 9TH aa'es Of Tamo-
thy y - 5006 70; Glover. 1e0e -
Ba ter Choice sfsaes az shsds srmsr.
There 70 nothing doing It the. saoek yssds to-day
and press Sos CAtis, sheep end Hogs ass ho' nnaly
ahchanyed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
ST. LOUnn 0RAnN NJ, NV Arm.
CHANGES FOR STOR ACE. &c.

Inspection. .......... ........ ..l-2Dc y bushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !. .......... Nc y busheI.
weighing ........ ..lkc y loo rs.
storage &c y bus.t FL for 10 days. asl
irsesionai pr. therev.
S9ck,Ees IL " yca -Wheat, Rye and Bar
'e!. iHs e.shsS Co -, 1e do; Osts, 9(c do;
.1inyaoe TO steamers. In sacks-OeAe,
n.s e uu am Wheat. Corn ard RYE. e 10
lsar.ey %cS o. 10 withis limi.s beusdsd north
.! NORTH .tket street, wet BY ifteehsi street.
,nus ~ chouteau Avenue, in bulk or IN sach
"a. u" Istel; beyosd sbOve limits - DO. Ie
AZ Louis depots, .. " 100 rs.
M. - Drny sge ff0m the Elevators controlled By
-onpsny. ny order e Ire Eosrd.
pre5-dly .UuN 2. SMITH. 0sSy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
Rrc =, Z NeSf orleansl...

sseEw OsLEAns, Apsil 10 -~'Tir steNtser
George Ns:s,iugn >, ttpm New York. has
arrived. -usae) 3 sss sit y 1sTsi'sl aSiiiv
The press is severe on the cholera quSfan.
tine, which has been modified SO Is to dis
criminete against all vessels being examined
but only those having cholern. aboard 10 be
e Gu,'s sp.'eq vs Sss York o.1 free
The United States Court has closed. judge
Durrell says be viii keep it closed 90 long ss
bayonels bristlc about II.
Newlfoods are coming down al the rivers
and the whole Cf southwestern Louisiana IL
ovefflortd NJ. pfogftsS made a. ciool;na,
cfevasses. The fdes 81 property and crops
will be immense.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

BosToN, April 3o-The British steamer
Bosphoru-, from Liverpool ON the 18th and
queenstown the 18th inst, arrived to day.
bringing TAO passengers. She has NO sick
ness on board. l.af
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

a National Csnss1eQsao aal Oon vemason.
NEW YoRx, April 3O.--The Commercially
Washington special SAYS:
II il rulnored TINT the President advocates
calling National Convention to settle the
Issues now pending. The slarne appropria-
tons already made and ptopdeed by Con-
greEs alarm the finance committee,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
ChOoePa Aboea0e.

New YoRx, April 30-The cholera il fssi
abating Al the lower quarantine. No deaths
taking place. No additional cases have
been received on board the hospital shiv
aimee Friday last, aud al ON board ere 70
| 20 ted to be in . fair wsy of recovery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

WIN Immediately relieve without PAIN all disturban-
re'AA-t.Sn or supT ssion. They act like charm in
removing tho pains that accompany dcult or immo-
asrstc and the only safe and reliable
ssmedy Sor Flushes, Sick Headache Pains in the
Lions Back and Sides, Palptaton Of the Heart, Ncr-
v,ns Ircmors Mysteries, Spasms, Broken Sleep, and
O!hcr UNPLEASANT and dangerous effects Of an unnatur
q condition Of me sexual functions In the worst
cascs Of Fluor Abus or Whites. they effect speedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

ALBANY, April 30.-The Governor la,
signed the bill increasing the salary of tue
members Of the Metropolitan Police Depart
mcnt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

New York MarkOoo,
By Tslegrapb.l Nsw Yoa8, Ap I'll 20.
q tton -Firmer. 1t ss0seAc.
Fiour-Dull and loo 10 ser; u eo8s ~ 4 e extra;
00y " fer II no
Whest-No receipts; a0se lower. ~ ! fsr old
winter Wcatcsn
Rye-7sc for Western.
O1n ~ kesa dell; favors buysfs 9Rooe for
uns0und; kS@Ssk FIR -ound.
y h-Dui ls0sec tor new, and d ~ for Old
Western.
81 Is cash; ~ O001t ~ 70 ID
Lard HcA.y ut l1HM9os.
Whiskey-Duli, u q -
Petroleum Dul. old nominal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

oNO9Fs ".sa stages Of cold, go l6f
Which ln the L. vsasssssss, Dipthesia. a.
magic 4 rssGssss, Bed Ieets -
Bronchieie, 6sse Eyes. 'Cstarsh. Jhie $40
ssnovss ard pessssss oil the. ~ssns ed sels,
hsAlthy hsad. Its effects ase pls ~ee.
EVEN for infants who suffer ffoa fnu. -sia1o.-
Il he's ~ highest prefessisnal testin~ >aete
Of ,hs u. d, fof = essss ~ o. 1o1. = 81 a.
fosr Boxes AddPess, &
jAH. DUNNO, r. b. Boz i99s, New Yssk.
WWholesale bv DssAs BAanDs . Co.. n. y. ielS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Rev York seek Me- .ynrrt.
By Telegraph Nsw J .oas. Anil o.
rtecks-l. regular.
n ,ney-lG3 y cent.
eriing-Qu,sI q lOek tt.
0oll-Opci I'd ~ I21x; c'ose 4 q aex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

70 The unfostusses. d.. CLAR xE, ~ Cless
street, No. 4 Lsrmon Block. 10 . mas Of lev
~osds. but gives pslisnts Of both seses. rseass.
nnaiAst1 and 4nonouen sRsAsnsAs. Victims u
indiscrstion. qnackery or incompetepcy eessals
n. Clarke. whose great success depends sSss
regular education and experience. 10 - -
q once and b cured ns does not weat 1sss
money unless he does you GOOD.
~ Ssnd u for box of his cslsbeeAsA -
mels pills. Sure cure. These Pills sasm Suso
rms psasnAAay. ere the ONLY SURF a4ngDv
for the removal Of Distractions 80 lsfsgu1ssa.
tieo Of Females. II @sHtA
T. sssl tvo slasps fer .'PrivaAs Lst>so
- Married Ladies" -
u Send two ssanps fss "Dsssssvlisa e
Pstsesie Prsveotif."s ,t@-s.F- ~ q
~ tsnd swo stamps fer .. pS1gl1e lAAtss .
0easnal Weskmem'' nsfst re
Address DR.. CLARKE. Ne. Z lasose. Dlssks
Chs:es. III ec.s14.dL
Marriage. oad Lep110ey, = Eseay
o. Warning ara inslrseuOS ~ YUo6e Ia. A.
49,
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naasd = teQe9A I14l - el,m
insoqnco - ~ ~ hetnL
the sie1e n4 ~ W 1Aa2
Webs. lnsoD1 Y r r e 800 e II
wfAs es -
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nv Tess April us--9Go 1onnlo1vnh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

SURE Road TO FORTUNE.
EVERYBODY ADM1RES rae
RUSTIC WINDOW
SHADE.

Territory for Sale.
r71nH UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW PREPAR-
~ Ink 70 odsr for ss:s Stats 9,gbo for using q
Donnison'e Patent knife
Y for emitting Stats for
RUSTIC WINDOW SHADES
II Ill the states IN the linton except Ohio sad
Sc ss' x .'i bsssIss ksi Is ss;si.S vsSsS
sThe on1y 1xnife Paeeote4.
q must be apparent 70 any seasoytqe cied
thet The Rustic Window Shsde b doeSsssd 70
cons iato unitsssal noe al sses The 6ussssv. esd
til Fortuses afs 70 Be made bv those Who i0sest
= !ssrri91 80 hose Vi: manutaesass e.: re
| - ousAsls. sad 80 best window Shsas l.
fos farther isIssmatios apply q ~ v1ssais
CxHHDLER, RAiksBACK, . CO.,
snak&.dv No. ~ Ease "a q. lDnSoopovA xoO1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

- - BRADY 81 nEE1, Bnl0Ys SEC.
esd Keeps ssasssstly % hssd ~ oeAso
TO ssdss. -ssss asss..s
6oaes', Doyss' 0aA C1Ae1fpgO
CLOTHING oftbs best maierisl and In .sisee
SsaA eoeoes ~ - give oetioeueeso. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Ne Pfsat6 Vas 1absaa86 Or. ~ "a S e
LerisvrILE. April 80. Ills tiial of fshsUm :
aen1er4on will be continued to-day ct Nh.
Siug he President having approved the
t9pcf44ngs Of Gen. ThOmos .3ea directed
Hsoaefbon to be tried BY Coul( ktial.
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hQS 600 Dolloru I'm money,
Ia. &C.

have lust psblieAed book whtsa contains :
Compile, b, scriptive List Of I'll the frisss, aad
much o. ter valuable matter Of general intsrsse
n this have Il planned how the drawing VIII
3 eoodu. ned and have ass~ered every other
question hat can possibly Be asked. T. coanec-
9son witA the Csueers Two copies u shis eoo6
I'm Sc ed I. Fars o. CsAaos, - any one sending
for one or more Tickets, 6ad incl0siEg Five
ceu,s 70 pre- rav postage. Remsmbes. eyerv
prise nance II this box will b dram o. ths
appointed time, vA<tAsr ~ sisksts ere sH cold or
not
The RraseN aro uleoly, and will be
distributed immediately sitter the draw ne 10
completed; and sprrcss lists ef the Wiesing
numbers viii he sept 10 agents end ticket hold
ers. Parties, uAose nun6ers sppees on The list.
viii forward their ticket q oocs. with dirsssicns
q 10 shipping goods snd moneys. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

From HolIewell + Csbusn's nsstsa Veal
report Ct Tie daas Il Nay Lei, - qssts
- Solloos:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

They have received and are now receiving tn ssnc
0Gn ., me most eminent Physicians In America
Mxpnct directions with each box-the price. ono
egmar per bog. containing from, 20 to % l'ffls.
iIns seat BY mail promptly BY rciiftinc lie price
ycnt fund.- -e' 80 w.
n SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLYo
HUTCAINCS 4 HILLYR,-
WoOQeOQ6We0W PrupriclOrs. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

az .nc ony medicine that married and single ladies
rnse rcned upon for many years, OF can RELY uuon
beware Of limitations These pills form thu
susst preparation ever put forward, with imnediste
sS.a persistent success. Don't Re DECEIVED. Take
~, aavcrstcment 70 Your druggaet. and tell him
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

II Tickets for 80.

rai,ors, School Tseehsrs. Pest Masters. noss
Kespsss, EspresS and Rsiiresd Agents are ~. ~
tNorSsed to Get - my agents. 70 whom ~.
~ th.m, .eives r. for others threash then.
@Xey Cisissn u Chacsge
How - In, Nor, -.-Aossy may 3 scnt; :
my risk. By Drsft. Expt. ~ 1o'' o''''' 800
Of Registered Letter. .~.,..a IN aver
Energet,c and reliable agents ssssrsnsss u
town and village IN tie Union. !.
quiied. A liScrsl commission allow. '-..rAi.s
t~proposals for inserting this -,
msnt requested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

nave Decn nsed Over Quarter Of a Century They
re onered ~ the only safe Of renewing inter.
ssSSp.ca mcnstruaton, but ladies must bear In mind
Uni tnere Is one condition 81 the female system in
wncn inc bills cannot I've taken without producing n
Pccnuar result The condition referred IL Prcgnan.
svsnu miscarriage. such 10 the irrcssisblc ten
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Marriage. ana Cell1aeys = Gseey
o. Warning and instrseslOs n Xosse 1s4. Az,
Diseases and Absses whlsA ps0slyaes ~ 49, psWeo
ed lsless envelopes. AdAtcsM ~. Y! N4oLoN
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

Tie radical Abolitionists and Shoddy-
ties in this section are very Indignant at
President johnson. Some of them assert
that they could overlook and forgive him
for his veto; but that speech, they assert
is too severe upon their leaders, and for
uttering such sentiments the President
must be repudiated by them.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

An unsuccessful attempt was made on
the 22d ult., to blow up the office of the
IVeSt THgiua Journal, at Charleston, w.
v, by a torpedo.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

The New York Board of Aldermen on
Wednesday passed resolutions approving
the Presidents veto, and ordering salute
OF one hundred guns in honor thereof
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

WE publish in another column some
extracts from the late speech delivered by
President johnson, in Washington city.
We will endeavor to print the speech in
full in our next issue
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

e. Resolutions favoring negro suffrage
and condemning the President were on
the 22d ult., introduced in the New Jer-
sey Senate by Mr.. Scoval, and defeated
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

The Democrats of New Haven, on the
Goth ult., fired thirty six guns in honor
of the Presidents veto Of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-03-01

The HEIGHr OF MEANNEss.- Lewis
Fisher, fresco painter, fell a distance of
twenty-five feet in one of the Chelsea,
Mass, churches, while at work few
weeks, and received injuries which disa-
bled him for life. The trustees of the
church lately sent him a bill of seven dol
lars and sixty cents for damages sustained
by the pews on which he fell So says
the Springfield Republican.