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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

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Fsahse llcllahoa, under ssstence o. oath.
- deesfmined 70 appeal fes neI .' ~.
An sop1icnticn for . new trial VIII s'so %
mn1o g behalf a Col. Lypch.
The Mayor Of Qus6ec be- received IN
bef of co6oe teleerams nom Ens'sno sm |.
poWtejae hem 70 dsaW money ior 'ne 'e''e'
Tononfo. Nov. lin The case relating %
the suspensioa Of the Bank Of Upper cana
do, The 60 days grace - allowed by law Iof
the reoumpeiou OF specie payment, expllss
next week. when the affairs Of the bank
win probsbly be placed In the hands o. IN. sne
aeeienees and wound up. Meantime, parse:
indebted 10 the Bank hsvc the privilege %
settliue their indsbsednsae IN notes Of the
Bepk & pr. Amer the assignment this can
NO longer be done.
CorHvALr. G. W., Nov. Tho volun.
- e1eDipnpj hWe aes ordeeea - betek ep
@ fsiaay CD 80 70 b slsncA ipup ne
0ln1coo1a. .~i
Or. PAUL, ninn., Nov: THE Union
State ticket, computing candidates for Au.
ditor and Clerk Of the 0upeeme Court, will
sscsive about $500 majority. For Uopesesa
VIM. Window In the LIST District viii have
about 5000 majority. gain Of about I 500
over the vote Of 1864 In the Second Dis
trict Igpatius Donnelly IL elected by ahou,
2,70O majority, . gain Of about 200 over the
vote Of 1854.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

4. MaLn.ER

- ~ GRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond teeps constantly on haad and makes
ID to older.
CLOTHING ofthc best material and in names
that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully sclicsted. Imy9l -diy
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spec,AL MOTORS.

0V&OUAI WOUUO80s
MUNNEWELL'S
ECu.EasTlCl The claims for this valued
PILLS. Family Pol1 are beyond
that Of any other in use 4
tp Of them will not only prove this but the greater
error Of GnuNo whtrh has heretofore been called
CaAaAcrtr The EsLECTlC PILLS never require
over two and seldom but for the doee. . On the
bowels without the slightest gripping point Of the
greatest importance. particularly In
ChronIc COnsslpMs1on,
For which take SixGLx Pun every, or every other
night They nesersproduce debility and Cure Indi-
gcsti m. Dyrpepsia, Head Ache. Liver and Kidney
Complaints Piles, oSms. L0ss of. ~ Impurities 81
the blood. L0es 81 Appetite, aud all Derangements Of
Bowels or Stomach.
eW- Sold by ali Wholcs slc aud Retail dealers In
Medicine.
D0hn l.. Dsunmrwe eli. s'rop'rs
Practical Chemist, Commercial Wharf, bost9n.s
Physicians, OF Dealers :upplisd IN puls ros9S's
"A All Tsetiwunlnl to this 0fces Aloise Deceop
| nnene eeof on demand. Wtt-uim
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fractional part thereof
Stacking. If Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. &c y bushel: Con, lie DO; Oats, Ne do ;
GIrnSS.SSfo sssamar. + bAehS- Otes
lc b bushri. Wheat, Corn md RYE, 1}<c do /;
Barley lAc do To within limits bounded north
By North Mark e. street, west " fiteeusi street.
south BY Chouteau Avenue. il bulk or IN sack.
lslc p bushel bsyond above limits - do. To
East ST. Louis depots. g. p loo Ne.
All Ora, age from the Elevator controlled BY
the Company. BY order Of the Hoard,
Apr25-d1v John y. SuTTU. Soc'v.
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A rTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW
IA and War CLAIM Agent Office Davenport's
ulock, I'd Floor. cor. Main a, Second streets
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TR YPH o 3,
Restoring 4 strengthening
- rHEs'fIAfR-
MO OTHER PREPARA ION FOR THE
In Hair. ever preseatsd to the public such
AstOmishlng Results
In no short n time ~ hna the TRY phOse

In 80 short time ~ hes the TryphOse.
From Ex- Mayor J. E. HgSRr. who has been
partly Bald tor Fifteen ears.
DAxsSro.S, Oct 10th, 1866.
have been using Mrs Coul.er's Tryphose for
have nice crop q h1ir lrOwm1 - the top q
my head. where NO heir has grown before for
fifteen years. JOHN E. HENRY.
DAyexrosr, Oct. a3d, 1865.
Mo-. 3. y. 0outseos 1aui a. asGlA
have used your Hair kestoraaive - drese.
iEg for the hsir for sumo six weeks, asd do nos
hesitate to pronounce Il superior 70 anything
shat have ever met with for that puvpoee.
aef'f 81 st i.s osspecteelly IocaA
D. ~ SHELLBY.
& For sals ~ 3. 3. 1aloosd. n Haeaieo1sA -
Harrison Z starts. Drsggisss. asd also . ~
Hair Dresaiss establishments ef 0ro6se o..
ssd y. Il Warwick. Davenport. and BY al drug
eists. Address Orders to
Mrs. :. n. .,OULrsR. Manufacturer. Dawes
port, Iowa. r. HQx - nov7-dl@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-08

TARPkNTEk AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
Ocommcrcial Alley. opposite Post OaBcc. De-
Vn~nNSf In
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DoHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
l. sith DR.. Baker, under tile davenport Ne
tonal Hank, corner Of ID and brady streets.
RssssxScss--Johu n. Adler. n. D., J. ". n.
BAKER ~ ID asia ~
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SUD9V1x A. VfeDHR.1'NN.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN.
III EkS. PAPER Hangers. Gla,iess. &C. shop
corner Nam and fitih siH. mch2S-d1v
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STUDIO M FAKIANb'S hl'K. sdFLOOR
DHOTOGEAiHS WORKED IN OIL OK
Water C'iors. or India ink, on plain or
albnnr' led psIcr. Particular attention Paid
o., rp,tlrs
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" 10 KEEP CONSTANTLY on naaD 4
~ eossplets stock q 1alt, hops. Pitch, aseia.
01aRe. Oeska, MosA Malt 8hevsoA 0ogssI
1FuSkss. 0eoeps, aad besssss' Asessials - -
kinds. W 81
Os1ssvsciisissd ssd pssopAly M, = t6S6ss1
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am. J. vOtuM ANS.
Mice. =. l.. PHELPS.

uD,ySUIAN AND SURGEON. Office. cor.
III "a aud Brbd, Streets. unter Sirreper =
naylir's store. krsids ncc On lsih ST.. bet IRE
,,y and Main oct3d DIR
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

NQUIKIEs AND PROSECUTIONS PR0P0SED.
In another despatch Of the date Lord Clarendon
refers TO the affidavit Of w. Temple and states that
some Of hs aiiegaions such 10 call for fhr in
try and thai ~ ecrtions will be i'uted dg1nst any
Biiss snjecb ~ 10 ukom temples evidence can Be con-
ed Inquiries also to be instituted respecting the
conduct OF the officers OF the government Melbourne
MR.. ADAMS DECLINES WITH THANKS.
Mr.. Adams replies:--''whatever may be the weight
attached 10 that evidence In court Of law have no
reason TO presume that after the eps iece Of preceding
desire {, be undersood furnishing the erpec aton
Qf suh The present object is II possible, to estab
best sources and TO place 1t record in permanent
form"
BRITISH DESIRE TO ELICIT TRUTH.
In the last OF these communications Lord Clarendon
declares that her hajestys government will gladly
operate with yours In establishing the truth, not only
regards the Shenandoah but in whatever may tend TO
render clear and practical tho obligations Of
nations.n
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
American shipmasters' Association.

NO 81 WALL STTEIr-Rooas 23, IS ~.
The following approved Masters aud Ocers resolved
commissions from this Associaton;-
Cap,ains-:53s. Charles Ilndreth, schr wide World
asa David nan scar hrne Borand; i,ii, Robert Ander
10. ar.c Chsstsr; ISL John ferrlns Srs tcs
s SER jSsn jfSsSs En s ssbr Psga %
rssa Ann 1913 iiehard lIn.tace t5o Charles II Knigt
s.n5d spy hSeds isSS;FH2s s5 T%e sss sss%Ss 6sai
tS James II fsrrow, sehr Willie Dnl Mae-.S4s, William
All commission, outstanding year reqnirs to be
presented at the oalce FOR renewal.
Marine Disasters.
SUR AnTI-nombay, Jan s-rhe Amty, stinson, from
Moumcin which arrived here Dec g Is In very Leaky
SUR HARnir-, Mooney from New Orleans for Liverpool,
rG sI9s rep Tep9a & msne was G parted with % s,vHn9ss
yesss a n %p hep Dec frsm New Orleans The Latter
BAsK Masrou. which cleared a, Phadeipha i.,h inst for
Mobile whss rr9:cedin Down In tow Of steantue 10Th.
Sssy s s sSasy S' sr ssia 70 s 90 Es,ay much a nd
10 return 10 port for repairs.
Lvruroor Feb oThe John Parker which sailed for New
YORK Jan H. has ut back through Of weather
has los, sails, Be- aud q caSy; WIN return into dock
wArEa.enG FEB S.-Pei in-rhs Orion bark from Liver.
M s hhlsen Ls,s from Lyergoo Tor Galveston and
terday, aud received some damage.
Dnosons. Feb She oeo splcrs from Baltimore for
ed ship had islesraphed % Londcndcrry
for atug
L,sses Feb Tbs csiaarse Schultz. from Antwerp for
and with Of ba%arts and sa VIII Il E sd sG DC have y
discharge part OF cargo, bu, has yet commenced
put er .s ss. 9% SeS Ysrs yhe
ssgo had u eenetted and going TO reload, having
The ssnsu;ty Llotln, from New York, which pu, in
been removed 10 n. Scotia as suls ds
which has been placed in quarantine. 'N'A
Miscellaneous.
srRAxsur MoRAviS win sail from Portland 10 morrov
Saturday. in place Of lhs Belgian
BARK MtNvgOrA. tons buit at phu.aa,rh,. a.. ,o.a
ma been purchased by LORENZO Pierce or New YORK on
ise nss a oT % hs whaling business from New York
Bafc Resoturr which has been condemned and ,vns a,
for s2loO ' ''' ''" ~ YUM p''' gu 'ne io'h
scga Dsparrn oAEr AZ OF Providence and now a, ,bs,
port it tons Old built Al seisuses IT. IN
Prenss ana 'd 70 Vap uhss II Arnod and
hail from Providencs under Of Capt Arnold
sc Sem rHonn rorrrn, Al, cf EAs Marion, III, 40 ,on.
purchased Nv Nye and Diner. .onaPn % 10 isa has been
ts and win hereafter hall from por under commsnd
OF Capt Vim Handy, %.
Notice TO Mariners.
Ihe Can Bsoy on the south end Of Goa, Island In New.
o hSrbor has shifted two hundred ysrd more or
vi" Oe moved back 70 ~ old position IN few days y,o'' 70
The s r,sc. Of schooner MARY Stewart Of Newport which
IN very dangerous position TO vessels bound u or o
NArssap,s bay y IN the channel about SO south
rGn ~ re.e 49,, giving the buoy good berth southwark
spoken. ne.
Josn Psss Low'her from Liverpool for New York.
Bsrs Presto tot Yarmouth Ssl Scott, from Philadelphia
Foreign Ports.
S1;: S.sa: Ss:sSs Sss''s slys. Y.is Morning
.rsoo ssA'ss ss ,s as ,a g% tSss' Carter
AlsoA BAr. Dec 1sld Hslsaa. MGrsy, New York. sob,
i. g: /. Rr. "a - :ss., ..s
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
Port OF New York, February sa. 1896.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship Cfy OF Dublin (Br) Eynon Liverpool Feb 5.
saw ships Columbia and csprera bound R 18TH lat ii "a
Sa LmsrS. 10Th s 60 lon $ passed % one q the
ship hsno: for % Tysrnoo '-''' ''0'.
Steamship Cuba Br s,ene Liverpool Feb 10 and Queens
nsr PM o RooSss POINT passed q sses%
steam.hip Britannia lBrl Lslrd Glasgow Jan 81. with
s as, IL g l.
Cen sss'sr secss~ Hilton Head =
hours IN ballast 70 Lewis Co. The Gen arrived on
stssmihip Pa.Apsoo. Nen, Baltimore With mdse to
steamship AisrAndr. Hedrick, Philadelphia. with nAs.
s.ss%'Sip admiral. Nichols, Philadelphia, with md.e, to
BARK Bcaciacsress Eld.ed Annoy Nov o. with teas ac to
ssr IR' % f5a';sd s !Hf LPs to
BARK A%S' rsm for
fs os % Ssg % fS,k @ sam' day. bark Golden Fleece from
asa. o sPHah ss hss ssTs sy : .
10 m s son Fer 10 s 80 day. ws n
spoke brig John Fisher; from philadelphia for -.
ae 10 Geo stephenson Co Experienced heavy weather
Brig Aeiie .aD Fernri Palermo "a days, with fruit to
BrH Drl,k t4r, Marshall. Cenfaegos days with sugar
brig ceniaur; from ccnfuegos for New YORK. ''0-'
Brig Le !oushton ,or ror!Iand Moren C,rdepss 10
sE from the highlands spoke schr Laurel from Cardenas
schr Lours Frances of Rockand) Higgins Jacmei Feb
with ngwooi ana c'Iee 10 Brown 18Th inst. lat IS
~ on 10 " spoke sehr Laurel of and for Frankfort Me-
sehr Vim Flin'; Howard Wilmington, Is days.
r Sehr I.r,neess Loyen, Boston.
scht Triton, Freeman, FAN River
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
Court CalenJar-Th;s nav

stIRkME Cothr-CIRcrT-Part 2-Beiore Judge
Clerke-short Causes l413 1902 1920, 1880 17ii
1913, s2p 1928 1855, 13l3 500 1928 1855 1915, 1901
I'LL, il25, l7Ss l7l5 2ol2 2020 1e4l ?03 2o5o 1854
iisV Pan 3-Delore Judge Foster-Nos al, 1925
s24 s4I $50. 4e1 2osif o2l
surRtnE C,rRT-srIcIAl TERv.--Beforc Judge suther.
2ss 25l, 1858, 2Se 2oo s6i 2es lss le4 347 I4o 2io
176, l0l, 240
sUPRExr CouRr CuAmgps Before Judge fngraham =
Nos II, -. 2S 49, Si, o. o. 6l CO. OF, 09, 70 a. 7s
y -
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

In 1858 The gross earnings were $ll Sy1 Az Tho total
ordinary expenses in 1868 $40 ssl $50 and the
traordnary expenses 81 2o giving aggregate Of
$1s27o,o59, and leaving balance Of not profits OF
$4lso.llo The company has paid 10 per cont in dvi-
dends on twenty millions Of capital, and interest and
dividends on preferred stock on about an equal sum.
The returns OF the Bank Of England for the week end
ing February compare with the statement Of the pre-
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

as public shipof-wM by a revolutionary govern.
ment, which has been recognized belgarent Power
by neutral nations, cannot be charged IN a neutral
country with piracy merely for capturing aud destroying
the ships OF Tho other bclgcrcn' II also opposed TO
not rous and indsputable facts for the sea King was
Transferred and delivered by her former British owners
and commander to agents OF the Conf derate States by
whom sue was purchased In order that she might be
poyed and commissioned by and In tho namc OF those
ates, aud who actually employed and com
mssioned as public ship OF war, under the namo
Of the Shc nandoah from Jerod antccedent 10 tho
first capture made by her down 10 the close of the war
cannot be too distinctly Understood that no chnrc,
Pracy eonh pon!y bepSierryd or entertained dgdina
thus riEci under nee rctimSaaoc- Nv hr MOI, i,'s
portrnnt or IA The courts ia MS cunt o. ,rnle, b1d
teen oriiy 'hopn tai pis hip pifn1y eon,nued
10 eie and desiT1y tRr,d Stds ps,s dftT sac rrs an
p-cd % he ieI piiGfion II he udr But there K further
answer 10 the acga ion that the ShenandoahH IA 10 bc re
sarded as having bcen while making upon the United
states british vessel When she arrived at Liver
pool Mr Adams on the 7h OF November Is65 reou sted
her hWestys government 10 take possession OF her
with Wow 10 oliver her into the hands II his uhe
uuiicd staesl government taking notce nj The same
time OF the begcr nj character which, in ,hc owes of
her hycstys government, she had possessed. though
suggesting that there nigh, be grosnds for taking
criminal proceedings against the persons on b,..d
either because cher rayases appeared 10 have beeS
son''naed aier her claim to bcllgcrcnt character
hau NJ hl events ceased or because several Of those
persons we're British subjects n she had been British
Owned az MT coward now desires 10 Represent the gov
ernmeat OF the United States could have had po mo- bo
clam or title TO her. though she might have been
guilty OF piracy, nor could the Grow of rca, prta,n
have acquired any title 20 dsposng power over her
BY means OF any surrender OF captain Waddel In m,
pcrf OF Liverpool, or by any other means short OF
regular forfeiture and conde by process of Law
Lora V'arenaon declares that al the time when the
dealt with, the British government had no evidence
showing or tending TO show that the crime OF piracy had
been committed IL the agents Of the United states in
this country or any otherspersons were In ~
evidence on which charge OF piracy agans, tho ocers
ana crsv o. the Shenandoah could have been supported
before magistrate, was competent for them 10 have
themseivcs prefcrred such charge and 70 have ob
'aine< oonvtctoA nsrvon In due eounc sf lAu
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

The armness of United States bonds in England, in
the face Of steady decline in consols point lower
than has been touched since the time Of the Crimean
war; the of satisfactory English fundhoders
and by natterng to the English nation. Con-
sos, nevertheless have not declined in consequence of
the credit OF the British government being in any way
impaired but in sympathy with the general market,
which has been declining one for than a year
past Fivetwenties have been buoyed up, notwith-
standing, by the high Of interest they boar
parison with consols and the important fact
that they can be bought owing 70 the
depreciation OF our currency at very low price for
specie. At the same time If public credit abroad
good the rate of interest and the premium on the
purchase Of these bonds would be insufficient TO main
tain them at their present standard in the European
stock markets If English fundhoders could
transfer their investment to United States stocks
without sacrifice Of principal, many Of them
would doubtless do so, as some Of their number
have already DONE Consols give only three per
cent interest upon their par while vetwenties pay SIX
and be purchased about twenty per below the
price Of the former the London Stock Exchange The
inducements TO invest in securities are therefore,
very strong; but the less OF them foreigners choose
buy the better for this country for certain coun.
gencies they would be likely for sale here
In amounts calculated to serious disturbance of
the gold and exchange marketa-
Juoghg from the opening DEBATE on tne new Finance
bin IN the House Of Representatives yesterday not
likely to pass without further amendment-the particu
lar objection urged against 1t being the foreign loan
clause. Mr.. Thad Stevens and Mr. Kelley (of Pennsyl.
vana) took strong ground against the BILL the further
consideration OF which Is set down for Wednesday next
1t is not improbable that political hostility the Presi
dent will just seal the fate Of bill tho passage Of
which was at the best doubtful
The Of the directors Of the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad shows the following amount Of traffic for the
1855 -
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
S HIPPIN G NEW S.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All letters and packages intended for the NEW YoRK
HERALD shonld be sealed.
ALMANAC roR NEW yoRk-ruis
sun RISES. 81 NOON sETs... ......morn q
sun SETS 40 HIGH WATER. eve S5
The New York herald., 1866-02-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Feb 22-6 p N.
The temples Of the money changers have been de-
sorted to-day, and Wall street has reposed in holiday
desoation- None Of the brokers' offices open for
the transaction Of business matter Of course but in
few instances principals their clerks present
during the morning to read their correspondence post
accounts.
The only event Of the day Of financial and commercial
interest has been the European news by me Cuba
American securities firm the London Stock Ex-
change on the 10th nst hve-twentes being quoted
o7k ao7k, Erie 52k 52k, and Illinois Central FAX a
TAX. Consols were, however, fiat at seH a ssx. The
last weekly statement Of the Bank of England previous
to the steamers sailing showed decline in the bullion
Of f10s, 900.
There was no recovery in the stock share markets
but prices were nearly steady The monthly settling
day occurred on the Sth inst and this quckened tho
demand for money in some quarters There better
state Of feeling in the Liverpool cotton market with
brisk inquiry for American, which very sparingy
offered Prices therefore advanced Nd per pound, but
on the 10th Saturday the upward tendency checked
by the duness Of business and grades nomi-
nay Nd lower. The stock Of cotton at that port
estimated 429 80 bales Of which 207 500 Ame
The were
The New York herald., 1866-02-23

The return Of the Bank OF France Tor tho week ending
February shows the following changes compared
with the previous ount:-Increase-cash 17's mil
lions current accounts % millions Decrease-eom-
nercal bills Is 4-6h millions; notes 30 45th millons
advances, 700, 900; treasury balance, 400 0o0
American securities quoted in London the 9th
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-27
GREAT DISCOVERY MADE,
AND A GREAT REMEDY FOUND IN
$40 NEBR1kE s y 1.SPEI3SI1BITIIR'
AND
LIVER INEIGORATOR.

BY the use of from one to three bottles the
s.ost obstinate eases of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant. Bilious attacks, Sick Headache, Sour
stomach, Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite Cos
ayeness, Jaundice, Cholera Merbus, Female
Weakness and Irregularities, Nervous afiee-
ton. all Nenereal Diseases, and General De-
bility, caused by Exposure, Imprudenee or
otherwise; Diseases Of the Skin, such as
Serofula, Ulcers, &c.
This beingan entirely Vegetable Compound,
Is warranted a safe and etiectual remedy, not
anly for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. but
fer all other diseases arising froma disorganlzed
~ diseased stomach or mpurity Of blood; as
4 blood purifier and tonic, or general appe--
atizer, these Bitters have no equal. and should
be used in every family as disease cannot
exist where they are used They are also
warranted perfect safeguard against Fever
;&nd Ague. Ladies desiring clear complexion
and good health should not fail to use them
They are particularly recommended to those
who are suffering under debility and depres
sion of spirits their soothing and renovating
powers being particularly adapted 10 all such
cases. To be had of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
S---T---186O---X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity strengthen and invigorate.
They create q healthy appetite
They are an antidote to change water and diet.
They overcome effects tdissipation and late hourA
They strengthen the sysem and enliven the mind.
They prevent masmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purity the breath and acidty of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the bestBtters in the world. They max,
The weak strong and exhausted natures great 70
storer They are made of pure st. Orox Rum, the cele
brsted Oalisayn Bark, roos and herbs and takep
with tho pleasure of beverage, without regard to
or time OF day Particularly recommended to delicate
uersons requiring gentle stimuant. Sold by al Gro
GERS, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork is covered by our private u g. Stamp. Be-
ware of counterfeits and renlled bottles.
P. 81. DRAKE Il co.,
No. al Park Row. New York
{)otobar az atuth u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16

The comrades, at Pensacola Navy Yard, of Capt
Lucien Dawson, U. S. Marine Corps (!ate com
mandant at Pensacula), will be pleased to learn,
that after being well taken care Of here BY his
navy and army friends and citizen relatives for q
few days. he left last evening, fright ride up with
care" on the steamboat Continental for St. Louis.
He is en- route to Philadelphia, where he will be
stationed.
It is one of the features developed by the late
war that Capt. Dawson IA young lieutenant in the
Marine Corps when the war broke out), considered
it his duty, though born aud raised in the South,
to stick to his flag. His three brothers and every
other male member of all extensive family connec-
tion all civilians, considered it their duty to join
the Southern cause and the same energy, decis-
ion, and devotion to duty characterized both sides
there represented, throughout tho war. Now
that the struggle is over, these brothers and
other relatives have several times met here, and
exhibited towards each other that cordial respect
and affection which each mans conviction of the
others nth and individual sense of duty chow
ever varying in it's app]ication), was certain to
create III honorable, high-toned, and generous
minds #5.
And thus would it be, in the settlement of tie
difficulties between the North and South, could
the men who fought each other openly and man
fully during the war, now meet and have the
power to settle the pending question at once.
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