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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver IL much more frequently be sat 81 d!s
than ID generally supposed. The function Il bde
signed 10 perform, and on the regular Gxseutioa O.
which depends not only the general Of the body
but the powers a the st1marh, hOWeh bsae and the
whole eysten shows its vae md vital import
ance 10 human heaIh. WHEN TIE liver 10 seri0uely
diseased Il In fact not only deranges the vital functions
ofthe body, hut exercises powerful influence over
the mind and its operations, which cannot easily be
Described II has go Close cuunecton With Other d.
easee, and manifesto itself By 90 greae variety OF
symptoms Of 4 most doubtful character, that II mis-
leads more physcians, even q great eminenee, u.
any other vital organ. The intimate connection tAas
exists between the liver and the brain aad the great
dominion which am persuaded II exercises over he
passions a mankind convince Ne TIT 0anQ a1ortu.
nate beings have committed acts Of deep md cs!ntDa
atrocity. become Whist fools term hypOch0a4n0eas
from the simple fact Of deeaeed state OF the vcs
have long been convinced that more than ooehalfoe
the compliance which occur IN Thu country efs b b
considered having their seats IN dheaDe4 oeele Of
the liver. ! will euumerule some OF them IHDi0u-
ri0N, DERANGED STATE o. 1IfB DOWuS, l0nlfA0D AAD
viNpicrIvs vKniNss AND rAsslose. ftu0 6tGlng end
inadequate cauees, Of which We afierwnfdo feel
ashamed last, though not least, more than rua1n-
voUKrs 81 the diseases enumerated under the bead 81
CuNsrnrT1ON have their seat In diseased liver. TIKI
truly ffightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
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AsestOring L Strengtheuing
TIE HAIR
MO OTHER PREPARATION FOR fne
~ Hair. ever presented to the psblic sseh
AstOmishlng Results
In % short time - hes The Tryphoss.
From Ex- Mayor J. e. Hsxsy. Who hss been
partly Bald for Fifteen ! ears
DAssnpoas, Oct. 18th, 1855.
have been using Mrs COULTER Trv phoss -
the last elk weeks, and. very much 70 nv eurpriss
have nice crop Of hair growing . IL - ~
ny hesd. where no hair has grove he1ees Ia
hftcen years. JOHN Z. HGNnY
=. DAvsxPoas. Oct Esd. lsss.
Mas b. u. CouLssa. Madsm -
have used your Hair restorative q ! drcse.
iLg Tor the hair for some six weeks. aud do net
hesitate 70 pronounce il superior 10 any thing
shat have ever met with for that purpose
Respectfully Youls.
ID. u. SHELLEY.
For sale BY all Druggist, aud HAIR Drsssers.
Mrs. \. N. COULTER. Manufacturer, Davs.-
port, Iowa. r. y. Box 10 nov7.dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER

Pain In the right side under the edge Of The ma n
creasiug pressure; sometimes the pain n e lef
eide the patient srarely able To lie on the c side;
and frequently extends 10 the top II the shoulder,
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the arm,
ness the bowels in general are cossvcs soetimss Il.
tcrnating with laxity; the head IL troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull heavy senation in the beck
part There Is generally considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with psisful eensatoa Of having left
undonc something which ought to have beea done.
slight dry cough Is e0metmes N attendoA. The p.
ticnt complains Of wesrincss and debility be h easily
startled HE feet cold burning and he complains
Of psicky ecnsatiun u BIZ skin; he speils ase low,
and although he 10 satis6cd that exercise wonld b
beneficial TO him. yet he ecarccy sum up foritude
enough to try It. In fhct hedlseruss every ss0edy.-
Several OF the above sympnun accompany the disease
hut Casss have occurred Whep lev q thoO existed,
yet examinatuu d the body, alse dsA kaoohsWn IL
Liver to have boeen extensively denanged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
MONONGARELAs
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER / PHILLIPS,

bANUvACfUkt0b OF
Carriage aod Tire oD~les.
Tssaose n1G-1as aaa pipe Boxes.
Wagon aaA Nexela oDolas.
CoacA aaa Il ~ ScreWs.
Square aao noexagOn Nets.
Case aaa Wro,e 0roa Washers,
Machine md e1ow eDolas.
vvroagee 1roa 1oin9es,
T0yero Qeo0Oe
Bridge 0olee NnA Castongs.
=. q. splice 0aeu and Bolts. &C.
4 fall e9eoe' meet Of standssd sises kept ~
stock. WA9gHOuSE-W sser and Market Ste.
PiteoourgA. ect11 div
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better entitled r 10 ne ssnoa q r.
.hsn those consequent on ths initsioa produced b
WORMS In the stomach and bowels When The suf-
ersr !: IN sdu the case u very eeee1tly everloos
But when the patient Il an nspt he dieeaas 6 noi
entirely neglected. n h etill ffequset1y aersA IN
se psrea h. :ss as. 81 :s .
may have bsss psssi0s:!y. no sss.ss 6 osssita.
TO which infancy = expossd, - b aalGall0 aegs
mensrd By their irrisaiion. nase Il ~ AseS1nlty
proper remedies, Whoa qugs.vansA ~ tk1A0a6a I'D
dcasnce to treatment, jnaeasas = -. segecs, bat
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DIRECTIONS.
Give child from TWO 10 ten vears "a =,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
LoVIsvILL.G


Drawn Daaly DyDtase Authority.
MURRAY, EDDY q CO., nANA0B99-
Xl Capitai primes nom 5000 % 0s,O6o!-
vbsos 1i1ss1s ffom saeao tRsssys eloms; Shares
IL Dropopt0o. a. ) 4.AMs Mes 4
Citculese Ofths gbove fesesries ssus NE q
charge. Orders for tiekeee pse0Qely assssded
70 Drawlngs. sent - soos = the lotAssy y
NURRr, BpUY ac0., +.
July3.6 Dc1 rs. Losisville. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05


,->Aara Mr -
a ~s..A>
Merchants, Farmers and Planters. in ordering 'her
...
DIX. AcLANsS cAAA0nA1.D
- - - - = - ~ n - Z
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soo.eausnee Y 1t ise sftes s.s,s Dssess Or! n g
miiuxs sOw Iei6rs tSe pasiie &eihsrs.e Sc lsavs
e grg. ppSn the Ran'ss me ne esd Is W.
1eI no ~, sss.. ~ IS, ~ ~ fsebsSts1 vei.
ssinse nse,,s,sz II FIemis SeulSeca fSasSos1A "a.
Va vsrd 40 s1viee u 80 psoeaa1ioo b order.
inc HciSnrss Cejebrsted Liver fiis. he popular
~ ri thesc riis - spoci6c 0e cnee epe liver Con.
1.,c, ma III ~ kiinne deeop,srnenN : prevaIea1
n The snusS snd Su,nfAve~f M 3nduoe& ~ vendoeo
o NAM wothIcas nostrue 10 claim ios their prepare.
sians siu,iIsr r.rdicsi virfuea. h not deceived!
''n' ''''''' "'1''~' v"
m Mrr.ANCC CELEBRATED
"'
.
LII " HH H4AAS !
Are The osiginel asa only ss!!seee 10y - Lvee
Complaints thas has YET beea ohcOvese9e1 ~
The plaales ed DeechnDe, - - e9toeo ~
Ne health q eeoee eeesAdm9 ~
umless son are sure roo are gestsS ~ ossias D..
Ac1Anss.
Preparcd only By
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

lDMilAHsUrisy ~ MARRIAGE Tho rvoprir,oss
! ~ the New YOsk Mss~um Of Anatomy have deter.
mined - ssue irse, fsur ot their most Instructive lee
tufee 20 Marriage and It, dipQuaiincsfous, Ncsvon
eadvays,cAl Detxlity premature D~eline ofManhood.
lo4leo0e5oo. weakness ~ Depression, iapcseney
Le ~ Energy and Manly Power the y, Social Esil
- slUse maladie~ which rrsus nom y,uthfl follie
sacsss Of maturity, o. iRhWsacc II Physiology aud
lola - nature.
- Avelushle Lectures has. been the n'eans +"
safgAesaeag ond sasing thousands. and will he for
Wasded ~ receipt ot Tour ptampe by addicssin
0e0stqU No. Yesk Anseum nj Asat0uy and Medi
eloe, 81 0sooAWny. New York. mari3diy1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
AGUE AND FEVER.
fepared oaly By

Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Prcprietors Of DR.. AeLans's Liver PHI,
Vermifuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Every where.
DIR. AcLANE'S
.4msericass W@rws Specific,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

-
u ~ celebrated
Aany years ego In
paris for Tho relief
81 female irv~Eu-
laritiss, and after
wards % notorious
Tor thsis evta,inal
snpioyulsns II the
pvaetiec u abortion.
- n,,v sulofsA iue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
~ Look out for swind lcr.:

~ ySVlVy Ia ugvFH I'VE ueQx tnrv
Wi hever do vllhsal II. nor wsuld Shey cell boi
~ ~ timcs tAs price VI Il iftAry cosld mt get
- Look Out for SWlmd 1crs:
tn harvesting popularity ~ shs article, n- Ia viz
tnes end ~taetsscy have become osure rrnrrsIIv
Aauwn, has ndaccd certain uisprinc led parties Il,
put ~ dangerous compounds and worthless imi,a-
etones which have Bern psimcd on upon an unsu.
pecting pablic o. . genuine Window ruiish. Such
men are no better than ttieves ,windkrs and ws
wontd earnestly caution the public against such iu
p0eittOne. We hrg 81 you not a. NJ cheated with
losr ryes open. Mead tho Label over carefully b.
Hyc lya buy. and be- sure Yen get "WOopst M's
49, INFAMOUS WlNpOW TOi IHu !" hut don't
Eets worsnEee asuess ana sss~ condemn ous~. W.
warrant eS folisn tn con'ain mo- acds, anything
81 p0taeoous ~ hilarious character but 10 10 per
f'stly hasuhsss II every respect.
Price, ~ ceass.
NANUFACTV RED ny
WOODsuM CO.,
~ Washington Htreet. Nustcn
Foe sale ~ Grocerr. Druggists and Dcalsrs Irnes.
wv n0ve6 dew.
, 1866-05-21

courts Of jnttcc md The sears OF administration.
md Wis equai1y ceas ihat time should os alsoxed
of 1oe,i'e popui., Ton sto1e @ ne, xsse per, led
TO exerc,te The elective naachi-c- With all drEez
crec 10 The op!usous Of Others, be thnnshs 'ne.e
en n ID eaa fa1 nG r. Gfo o. isr ~ 10
chef the tnhu,ez due to men 10 vert bt.ve IN a
Id , ss5ts md te would give shem tne nr,vns2s'o
ton continued his speeca :, errs. !eogth.. and
concluded oJ saying thai 10 Congress belong. The
Gnty OF assuring tho safety and p fpe1usts Of The
IN charity and N our admiration Of men Of 40 7fe
nalure and heroic deed. who oa1eu 10 sand liko
heroes At tie tnreshhod OF their hearsh-*,ones In
b1o,hsrno'd. whien " snsii ia'0s smo..ee e' -. :.
81 I'd sas se nd ia {. S'1a ss
sud Hch IN its PLAIN. blessed In 1t. climate, and
blessed 1ts people;
county, was this restoration Of tta Union with
amtable and ffa,ernal relations between its differ
proseeaicd had 6een anshori,au1sy snane,.'ed b5
resouslons Of conRves', and On that pia'fo!En ac-
quIeseed IN BY every department Of The Gosezn-
restored 10 tne n 2sass "a
begun to give ,-ecto1al blekertpg TO be hhshed
eoundsrce TO revive, and the Eu:utiTe had
Al sns was sucets:py 1u.
to the country and the civilized world at the tune
when Congress convened The bright visions and
cherished hotes had received their drsr rud. shock
Nhen tie speaker of the Hou-e, in his .eryuade
speech sou1dtn the keynote OF opposition to the
restoration of the Union, in lhc phrasc that Con-
Eresr should make haste slowly. The seut1uen,s
enunciated in thst carefully prcpored speech. by
one OF The 1bleet and most dlssir9utsoed Of his
party, had foreenadowed unmls1akshy tho
purpose to thwar the Executive IN h1s
policy for the restoration Of tue linton. He be-
Ityed that the Reeonstrrc ion Committee w&s
created for the purpose OF preventing restoration.
and thus fir 1t has successfully carried ort The OBJ
fects and purposes tox which II was ushered Into
existence. That Committee Was opposed to the
restoration Of the Onion, and the Union would
never be restored 20 long a. that Committee had
the power 10 prevent it He wah not disa ypo,uted
In tne action Of the Committee According TO all
ParldmentsrJ rules and uaages, 1t shond lave been
constructed with majority tavor..ae 10 Tho object
With which 1t was -,c.:e.-sJ entrusted. He feared
the nEphaD child OF reeouAtrucuon would
nefef receive much nouytshmcnk from the
breast or It's unnatural nnfnendIy mother. Like
military courts martial, the committee had been
Organized 10 convict. 1ta object mad been to dis
eeset and destroy, not 10 te.tort and build up The
southern people had committed grave erroe and
been gnilty Of great wrong, In wag1ng war acaust
benefceut Government, and they hat been E1eat-
" humtliafed and severely punished. He was fsa1k
10 eay, ths he had no heart tn turn his back upon
The returning penttent. II there we're still root5 OF
bitterness sprnei1R up In the hearts ct the South
EN- people. ine surest way to eradicate tnem was
by Justice, tempered with mercy, Antaronls'!c
pMns, radically different, were pending betore
CQpHfes9 and the country.
, 1866-05-21
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~ 11,er aant ~ be nh,c tn mass from ona r., the
- ..a...-.,.tad,r f,nt az ~ ,I,1,.u5
, 1866-05-21

Each statement sufficiently refutcs tho other.
Yet Minister Harvey puts both arguments,
and Secretary Seward reppblfshes them
VI. The plea that The States, II let alone,
will extend the sut1iage," Is valuable chiefly
because II admits that to extend the suffrage
will not create war OF raoee; that negroes
NAV be IL to vote, and that their liberties
cannot bo sufficiently protected without
It. But, like the plea that the States,
II let: alone, viii abolish: slavefys II
Il untrue, Each State will pretend
10 (car that If It extends the Suffrage It will
be overwhelmed with and ruled ey nesEfoes'
and that its neighbor extend the sourase
IL will be stripped Of negroes and deprived Of
fts labor. Hence all the Southern states viii
educate each other into a solid unit against
extending the suffrage, as they did against
abti-s]arcry ideas, and make their union
s,asis for national party, and II suffrage be
extended after such consolidation, It will
only be by a bloody contest between the suf.
frage and anti-suftrage parties or States
Hence, the only peaceful way Of extending
The suffrage is, now, by act Of Congress or
Constitutional amendment
VII. Experience has proven that political
liberty and the ballot are inseparable-
Ii Is no exception to this rule that the 1ibcr-
ties Of women are secure without the ballot,
rs women arc voted Tor by their fathers, hns-
bands, brothers and sons, Of like blood. inter
est End sympathy with themselves. But the
whites Of the South, and the blacks, arc to
live as separate families, having conflicting
interests and ms more Or less separate races,
having social lines Of demarcation, which
..,1< ft..,
hating, md despising, and misunderstanding
each other. None Of the reasons which dis
pense with the need Of woman's voting apply
to the extension OF the suffrage to the colored
racs. Whether or not there exists any fo1Enf-
dahle objection TO giving the ballot TO womnn,
there is not the same reason for It.
The prime necessity Of q free
ballot is the security 1t affords
to Hfc, liberty and property. Shall ne admit
that what is necessary to white mans lib.
erty negro can do without and still main
tain himself m equal liberty. This we're to
conccde the superiority Of the negro, and Il
| be is so superior as not to need the ballot, he
| cc1t.inly can not be so inferior as TO be I'm.
worthy oft.
VIII. To the plea that co1ored suffrage
won}d demoralize our Government, We have
| to Soy, 1t would, in the estimation of the
lovers Of slavery and Of them alonc., In the
esteem of all others our Government would
be exalted and strengthened BY doing "equal
and exact iustice to all men,"
In discussing these objections We have In
cidcutally mentioned few OF the reasons
are many others, which We leave for future
, 1866-05-21

p,
Jump. bu. nc = leas1.h espeeiall5 now INA.
ne sees tne aemoc1a.'e party 'n.onsaoot
9esmaoS untseo against MN, ana packing
Austt1a' 90 as TO pseFeo1 n1s getting me pre-
commence over Inc weaker Herman states.
ihe een.1al ee1man democratic committee
II es'aoilsneo III tnlS c.sS. aao is strangely
wei miotmea upon al 1naI Is Passang IN
Befnn anu Vienna. a saof1 ane ago, Count
b'smash gre" up aaea1aSeniah address 10
ine democracy, "n'cn was 10 nave oeeu als-
tf1op.ed aimnataneously tntouenout me Con
tnenl anu tnls county, ont no sooner was
tuo nuu'eso ~ t3Pet WILL Paooi sAett NJ
f1sea IN tn1s meffopols, ana tne en.'te seneme
60! p.o"n' oe'ose blsnaf6 naa maoe ms
cof1ectloo. eomeooay was chealea' bnt
don't think 1t was the Central Dem moc1atic
Committee, holding Its sittings IN London,
which body makes no noise WhateVer, and
yet eeems to be as well ana quickly informed
as any Emperor or King IN Europe: The
, 1866-05-21

trn,h forever The prayers Of the Nc. school
hreth,en were daily offered Tor The Old School As
tenbly, and he hoped they would take no action
they should e7er repent.
The Moderator Dr. stauton) th1pkcd DR.. Nel.on
for h!s kind remntks, tnd allnded 10 the difficulty
IN the church On the slavery question: He had
tput most Of bis tnae tn the mini*ry IN The south
and had many warm friends ihe.e: put Eryew1 aG
their course, be was hound to e.y 1t WAS un:sstta
AtIe in the sight of God, md did not deserve TO
fuccced. PrioF to The war II had been
said W1Lh truth fhal the old Democratie
party and the Old school Presbyterian Church
mere the eontuva,irc bands ofshe Union; ba!
God, IN HE Providence. has set ASIDE slavery, aod
The church Ind 1nade progress in opinion on tuaI
Pubiect. he rejected th5t the two branches were
approaching each other IN Chrtstian lore. The
New Sehool folks, be snoueht, YER better fEetb{-
tetlane Than formerly, AID bad ncied the noble
rar for which they had the prslses Of himself aad
brethren. ...
Amer prayer, The Asfembly adjourned till Mon
day morning.
The conservatives are diepiea.ed with Or.
Thomas rctnsrks, which xerc able and tarcastic.
The bali has juet opened, and more will come.
motion will be offered On Monday 10 admit Dr..
It. J. Br~ckinf1dec to the floor to prosecute The
Louisville P7eSbytery.
There WAS slight attempt at bisstng this NOM
ing while Dr. Thomas wns speaking. :
The New School brethren monopolizt most O.
the (pY8l pu1u1ts tomorrow.
, 1866-05-21
Fcuyana-8mml on santa
Anu14

NEW YonK. Nav 19.-Iesd Centre stepnens VI!
Monday ior New Haven, where be WI sadFees the
c,rcJes Of th3t city. Monday week he will address
Tnnvrntion Of Representatives Of the circles Of
Sew Jertey Ia Newafk. The business will be trans
Th1s year IN ious months 4s Ia persons arftVedat
ibis port and In the la:t sixteen days following r.
nSi n.aEipg The total oi Ct 8l3 Fromthis time tor
va wafd b. fas The ne.viet immigration Of. ths !saE
rnst be expected. In the tye months. IRON May
10 September inclustEe, IN 1854, more Than 15 600
Immigrants came. The increase this year to this
time + IN the proptIon Of more than oneahh- 81
lbat The total immigration Of 1866 can be ostma-
led a nearly so0O00. The influence Of The choleEs
may exert IL checking or acce!eraunc IN migration
is not taken INTO account. 4 large proportion or
Nkw YoRK, May 19.-The Mexican cino q Ser
York has pasted re-oluuous not AZ ~ eomptimen-
'a,y % General santa Anna. ttgllng hin anaonG
olhs1 titles. " The meet an1oxioue men 70 HeAsS1 ~
The source OF her ey.ls and caia;nlnes lug
nrMnotsr of di.curd md anarchy the V1o'ssox OF
every the des.1o,sE Of freedom !, ne opps
IheY claim inst be tn.tea'ed the MaIlmtnan ~.
ser7ent,on, apd protest IN nsnaM o. - TX, ~
Ilend Of that nnhsppy country.
, 1866-05-21

exploration. do not think there u urc chxaea IN
Ten that they would SEE their money returned to
them. IN The vsy ot Aonk-t mining. The period Of
speculation In mines. u xntstako NOT, l. suh.t.n-
tally past. 1t cer:alry IL At the East. Toe sutr-
erS from II here are alrTady too numerous. NIL
liens have been wnstsd on enterprises which any
intelligent mar, with u proper knowIedge Of the
Eac1t. would have foreseen nust prove f.iiure..
ehoufo be very tofzJ to rec the tas.aeta and m4r-
chants OF your Dobis Statc become infatuated with
stn,,laT madness. IT, legitimate productions ara
too valuable and too Important 10 The co1nry.
EKo. l. CUaCk
, 1866-05-21

The Money market Is moderately active, but The
supply Of currency Is as,ll good and discounts mo
cary at 10 per cent per anuum for good pspeE. In
fesiof paper il discounted On the streets At 1@1S
per cent. er month.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange L. aecumulaitnS.
and the market Is easier. To-day round lots wusu
sold among haakezs At discount Of Sc per thons-
and but counter rates a,c steady at 1.10 discount
10 par buying, and lug 91-10 prem. selling.
The Commercial Natfoua. Bank, Of this city. has
been reorranfzed. With now stockholders, Direct
cts and officers. P. r. WesthlI, Esq, rums.ns
President, and WIN. q. Ferry. Esq, "a Vice prcst-
dent Tbs cashier, u. D. buchanan. Esq. Is well
ard Mvprab1J Known In business CIRCLES a. Z coua-
petent aud energetic hankrr. His connection with
the Mercuanss' NstIona. Bank as teller, md a1to
with the old hsm Of Ctap.u> Wheeler + Co., has
given him an opportunity to become thoroughly
acquainted with business sud hu.Iuess men- Tho
capital Of this bank i 5aO oo0, and It hasa direc
tory embracing SONG Of the soundest merchants In
the city. Tho following Is hst OF tho Directors
r. r. Westfau, " E. ferry, Il. r. Eames, II. z
Cutyer, Alfred cowlee. Bacon Wheeler, H. ".
King. N .. Williams, Il. 4. Taylor. II. >. Bacon,
". Il. Kret.tnger. r, B. Mason. A. campelI.
The general markets to-day we're dull and uu~
settled Flour was Ss:y quiet Wnear was very
irregular, bat closed 1Ke per bushel hiahes .bau
yesterday. Corn declined 5sc per buenel. Oats
wers unchanged. Rye Vas quiet and stesdy. Bar.
ley was dru1. u1shw1nes were shade h,RheE.
Provisions wero dull and almost entirely nominal
There Gas been no meeting Of The Chicago STOCK
Exchange +oce The ID Of april last, aud for month";
prior TO that date the meetings. vera very sltm1y
attended, The present members the ASSOCIATION
are now talking about winding It up-selhng od
the furniture, which cost somo 81 10oO, and dividing
the funds In the treasury, which saId 70 amount
TO about Loco more
f..t-s T.. .f. L. ann
, 1866-05-21
FKUM BUSTON.
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%ociety-John N. Way Gets 500.
Eos7oN. May 19.-The American BAPTIST Home
Mfstionsry Society. In Convention last eysnlns,
adopted d resolution in-ttucting the Executive
Board Of the Society 10 continue theH worx among
1ts freedmen. With every facility In their power,
and give euch religious Instruction to colored
c1e'ton-
The following officers wete chosen for the en-
:1ing 1saI: p.ssldcnt, ]: II. While. Of Cleveland.
Ioas md ass. 9eni Rrc W aeFsan. g; 1f
phta; 1Eensn1es, EbenezeF ysiawsii. Of Y e.: III
veil, OF Brooklyn; Corresponding sce4 ses-y Rsr
Dr.. Beckus; Kecorilng secre ary, Rev. vi. H..
tock Managers. D a. Wilson, Of Newark, II. j.,
howard Osgood. Rev. Samuel T.Fnoz md Rev. Ed
ward Lathsop, q New Iork CITY -----.
The snl1 q John ~ Way, IN The Supreme Co1rt,
BIN 400. The ground for The suit was that The
plssh1ih was compelled to ra!-e Tag and make a
him dls3oyat+.