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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03


DisiOm.
The goods for the exhibition Of 1867 are
beginning to arrive in Paris. One hundred
and sixty packages from st. Petersburg ar
rived in one day last month. The Moorish
catalogue is preparing Among the arti.
cles to be sent are . complete collection Of
furniture and culinary vessels Of all mate
rails, manufactured in Morocco, as also Of
all the costumes worn by cadis, muitis,
ulemas, etc, together with collection Of
jeweled ornaments, Of musical instruments.
and Of pottery. Moorish food and Moorish
beverages vii be cooked and SOLD to visit.
ors in kitchens constructed after the fash :
ions Of Morocco. Mat wcavcrs, paint, rs on
copper, end embroiderers on leather and
velvet, will carry on their trades in open
houses erected by themselves. The Sui.
tan's state tent is to cover . space Of 800
square yards, and will DO furnished with
the most gorgeous specimens Of Oriental
luxury. Il will be surrounded by Arabian
kiosks. Fountains whose waters will spare
kIe amidst groves Of palm trees are to spring
from, gigantic vases adorned by nclumbas.
10 the Moorish park ostriches will range
about in perfect freedom, and caravansa-
~, surrounded BY stables for Arab h rses,
will give the last touch Of Orientalism to
the Morocco department.
Advertising in the catalogue will not be
an economical mode Of attracting public at
tention to ones articles. The tariff for .
single line is fifteen francs. Thirty lines,
therefore, will cost about one hundred dol
lars.
CATTLE Dealers in this interesting and
horn cd portion II creati m are aware Of the
row or muss the cattle brokers have got up
At the new Consolidated Stock Yard in Chi.
cago; they want 70 iix up ''corners" in the
market, and thus scoop all those outside the
ring; II report be true they have already set
this trap and caught numberless victims.
Beware Of such schemes, or get place at
Their table.
Our object in this little note is to tell farm
ers not to lazy round, burn their straw, c.l-
culate on summer from now TIL May, pro.
vide nothing for the shelter Of their stock
and hence find them as hungry as avarice
oil winter and starved TO bones in the
spring Go TO work. Get few poles; pile
your straw on top and around said poles;-
make den. cave or what you like, to keep
of the winds and storms, and when spring
arrives your cattle, your sheep. and your
hogs will smile in your faces and request
you, - near IS animals can, to look at their
sleek hides and wcliiille frames and accept
the grateful thanks Of those who live only
for your proft.-McGregor Times
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03

LINDSEY,S
Improved Bleed Sesrcher and
MEDICAL nuSCy0vERY.

LINDSEY,S
Improved BLEED Searcher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure Of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE sTATR OF THE
BLOOD, SUCH As
Scroflla. Cancesous formations, Cutaneous
diseases, Erysipelas, Boils, Pinples on
the face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspep-
STA, Costiveness,
Jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Mercurial diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite. Low Spirits,
Foul Stomach, together with al other
disorders from An improper condition Of the
eiscolatory system. Asa general ton.
ic, is effects are benignant, and
eannst lail 10 benefit whose
used pseseverinsly and
according TO dissc-
toons.
WE OEY8R TO THE PUBLIC MEDICINE
W which haa maske1 ~ Gay 70 populaf hvus. soley
cine ever nanafscfursd-until now-it has become .
standard remedy FOR "ASovE DssAsS all over the
Issd shis, and Il aiHc.sd ,ryi,
DrAa srs We would Just cay that yoss
medicine has cured Of Scrofula that has been
coming fos Ave ye.ss The a:sh Wa eaten % the
lady's ssns-yos could see the sinsws woseina. she
on ss & Your il going 81
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GEyEnAa. NEWS.


Docsticxs is reporter on the NJ" iors
7Situse.
Ben. Holiday has given FIVE hundred
dollars for = new Catholic church in treat
Salt Lake.
A noted California courtesan has died.
leaving = vlrtuous sister SIC, 600 in gold
John Kimbsll, New Yorker, fell across
a PROSTATE lamp past last May, and the city
psys him $4,000 damages.
Don Pedro H., Emperor Of Brazil, will
make tour Of this country. before pro-
ceeding TO the Paris Exposition.
The Beloit wis Journal says new pa
per mill will be Quilt there next spring.
A wsshington correspondent says that
Mr.. Monisscy visited the Capitol few
days since, and, on noticing the Speaker
desk. inquired whether that was ''where
the referee sat Z"
Raphael Semmes, late Admiral OF the
rebel navy. has accepted the chair Of Pros
lessor Of Moral Philosophy and English Lit
erature In the Louisiana State Seminary Of
Learning at Alexandra.
Hon. John A. Bingham denies that he is
preparing articles Of impeachment Of the
President.
ship building is becoming q business Of
ZONE importance in the vicinity Of Green
Bay, Wis In one yard near Depere, con-
tractor 10 10 build three large vessels this
winter for parties in Chicago. Several other
y Yards are doing brisk business.
Some Of the Paris ply sicians have prince
ly incomes. DR.. Campbell (accouche makes
1000 per annutn; Nelatin (surgeo. )nearly
$4,000; and Velpeau and Ricord very
large sums, though both too old to do their
patients Justice,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
are Sold by oil Druggists end
Dealers in Patent Incidence
EVERYWHERE.


AT TIE 0ALENiC MBDl-
q CAL INSTITUTE, u Concest
A Hall Block, near the Post Of
A~ fee, Sr. PAM, Misnesots.
nerAe ealy regular eAosesse6
Iuofuary Of ehs k1a1 In NE West,
~ In chasge Of regular oofgss -, .
eradaass % The Medical College
81 Ohio.
{B O0uvlponylAl OouDUlxASlouD.
DpsmAassshma a seminal Oebll.
NtE1VW ny, Privsse 0issosso, esnels Geo.
plaiuts Ae., peeseaally or ~ leo1oe. ~ WuD6aeo1
large paees - giving tali pers1lass. ssat 10 aay
. dress on sseespt o. - Csats a.
TO LADlgS.-A paa0AIss Of 0peooal S0peetoneo =
Married Ladies and others sat d ssalea eavsasps
receipt Of stamp. Direct ~ lettsss ~ 1nD 0Ai1Dse
lxsviruyn, D. Pan, Mi11. aag1e-1Av1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Reck Island 4 Pacioe
7af1road.

~OAssaA S&DOA -
1866. Winter arrangement. 1866.
Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve min
ute faster than davenport time.
OMAN AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 20. 1866,
~ and until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport daily. Sundays excepted as follows
Going ksht-1 st Nail train At. .......6 20, A. =.
Cd Night express. 30, r. ..
Gcing west-lst. Express and Mail for Kellogg
and Washington, $3.50. g. 50 A.
I'd. Freight Tor Kellogg and wash
ington, .oW IN.
Sd. Accommodated and freight for
low. City aud Muscatine, 4 so Pn.
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
rs follows:
From the Eas.-lst Night express st. 6 80. A =
Cd Daily Ex 4 mail. 4 go, ,. =.
From the West--lst Accom- odatiou = freight
from lows City and 1sses.
a. s'i y;:,s1; from k.iies g nd
Warrington ........l ltP. =:
%. Express from Kellogg and
Washington. .......e lor.H
coHxscS1oNo.
AT Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
At LaSalie with l. c. X. b for Ounleith. st.
Louis Cairo, &c.
A. Pond Creek With G. b. 1 Q. r. \. for Bar
lipgton, Keokuk and Quincy.
AT Peoria during nasigstics). with Packets
for all points on Illinois River
Al Kellogg, Iowa City, and Washin9e0n Win
Western Stage Co.. Stages, for oil points West
Southwest and Northwest. :.
New and Elegant Sleeping Cosches on q!
Wight trains. Through Tickets Tor sac 1870 me
Baggage ehecked to Principal Eastern C"'ss
-'- a. II. BEARDSLY. Asst Gen. Supt.
A. KrsBaLL, Asst. Supt. Iowa Division.
Dayenoort Nov. -. 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-03
CONSTITUTION WATER

CONSTITUTION WATER
uAs REEN PROxOUNCEDBY TIM MIDI
II cal Faculty and the public 10 be the most
wonderful remedy orthe perm.nsnt cure q ~
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
aud pLApDsa that hes ever been offered.
tisnst aniSEaAL wAsss. II 10 from experience.
that CONSTITUTION wAssa hes emanaacd and We
nov say let no man doubt, when . single bottle
has been known 10 cure diseases which the best
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classsd under ''quack" prepare
tions, - IL 10 now used by the most scientific
practitioners IN this city. II Is only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use ofevery mcsns to nc
complish cure and the success OF the ply sicians
increases ~ his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce = cure, while others fail IN
the attempt. Science 10 satisfied with the truth.
Give COnstitution Water fair trial--we mean
year to year, and particularly all0de 10 ladics
who are constantly resorting 10 local Treatment.
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with 20 much chance Of success ~ there would be.
from locsi applications to the throat io' diseases
Of brain. We have been careful 20 uae language
in our circular that could not shock tho most def
icate organisstioa, but We receive M many CON-
muuicationa from persons for which Constitution
Water il adapted. and Of whose disease no men
ticn has been msAe, shae ~ hsve come TO the
dusisg . cure, no matter what the disease may be,
II should be made known. The medicine Is put
up for the public, and there should be no excep-
tions We say. Constitution Water il not like q
gilded pill, msde TO suit the eye and taste u is
mediesse. !. every sense Of the term placed in
the hands Of he people for their relief. and II
takea aeesedisg y ths directions il will in every
csss preasss radical cute. We would say that
the directions ID regard 70 Diet etc. relate only to
The disease under which they occur.
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9 e D z 0 n

which is the basis of the Bitters now offered TO
the public. That honor belongs TO the native
inhabitants of Contra, America. to.whom its vir-
tues have been known for more than two hun
dred years. Armed with il, the Indian bids de
fance 20 the mos, deadly malaria, and handles
without fear the most vcnomous serpents. II
il a belief with them that there is breath in the
CEDRON is potent I" cure no matter what the
disease may be.
While DIR. Bull is not prepared TO endorse ills
extrav agant pretention, he is, nevertheless. sat
isAed from thorough examination Of the evil
dence relating to its virtues. that as u remedy
aud preventative for all diseases arising from
exposure. either TO change Of weather and eli
mate, or to tho naiasmatic influences, II stands
Wit h out q Rival
>~I al Al. Z 4. l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

~ ih" sale 81 goods wares and mef.
rhRudsc sinuus or -pirituuu- liquors
when -ald 10 quantities ol quart ur
more e1K of thirty cents uu each hun
ared dollars taloe Ut such ARTICLES pur
chased !Hr sale as agent ur m.Huueer
rs such person or firm Of each ami r,.
cry person uF hru Keeping O blr drink
ius saloon ur dram shop au uuuual di.
r'rtHN oi htF HH.Ml. ter each and nt-
cTy such establishment OF each anil
every person or firm having datiI,crr
aH annual iirnct taA OF thirty dollars on
earl su.i containing eighty GALLONS. aul
nu Huuw' direct tay Of skis dollars ap
each sill containing moro than eighty
gallons ol each ud ever, person p4f.
suing the occupation pi hausyr or Ied.
lcr I'd .uuIs cor other article not muu.
featured 10 this State. an annual direct
uN Oh. uu. hundred dollars bon tH,h and
every county ju which Do NAV pursue
such occupation 90 each afl every
person os firm keeping .IHmrj table.
uu annual dirert taA of ollie hundred
dollars .pr cash and every uh'r so
kept of each and every person or
iirm keeping uIur cor ten piu alley. au
annual direct tax OF sixty dollars ,ur
eaeh and every gllrF $50 Kept OF each
aut every person 90 luu keeping no.
tcl cook shHp restaurant or eating house.
for pay or cmuium,ut uu annual direct
tax of ihirty.two dollars. Tor each and
every such establishment. Of each aud
every person or firm keeping % race
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
AZ ORDINANCE,

Making an Appropriation for the Per
Diem Pay and Mileage Of the Mem.
hcr'. and Per Diem pay Of the on.
Ger. 81 the Convention
SHr3oS ! Be Il os.il,sed by he
bt'e91f.s IF the peoi}, u T,ras in
ta"eeHfioa assrmbisd. That the mem.
hcr- aad oniccrs OF said Convention
shall receive from the STATE Treasury. a.
compensation for their services. III,
sum If eight dollar lrr day. and the
m"mhcf., likewise eight dollars Der
day iur every twenty-five miles travel
coming To aud going from the Conven.
ton
81 = b. II Gufher ogda;ssi
That the sum ui iurfythousand dollars.
or - much thereof is may be- ueces<n
~ Is hereby appropriated out of any
MONEYS IN the treasury not otb.rwi-.
appropriated to pay the mileage and
per diem aforesaid
-. - B. H. Il faVfher or,lainrd.
""s We ~~-''Haa.e - the ~err.t,-. :.
the Convention viii hc sufficient 10 nu-
, thorize the Comptroller to draw upon
the Treasurer tor such sum--as may hr
duc the members and officers aforesaid.
and that thi, ordinance take effect from
it. passage
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
AN OKDlN ANCE..

ApFrapratiu- Nor.'y to pay salary Of
,ip,eruar Houston. inr urxpircl
Term o. hi. Heir
Essoirei That his Exccllcucy. 4 !
Hamilton Provisional Goyernor % this
star" De- requested To cause To- De paid
aui ol any moneys now Ia the Treasury
81 this state not otherwise Appropriated,
@lPs. Tasw VI GshifNP Rng- t&rdIg
h,e dollars, tsl t1i the amoant due
him a. Governor elect OF the State for
thu fan term for which he was ,.cetcd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
An ORDi\.A NOE,

For the Relief Of James NJ Green and
Others, proper subjects 10 he the
Bencdciarits of the Blind Asylum.
r. u o.laiael tg H. pyop1e # he
lSttf,af Teras ie Chareafiea ask mhici,
rha, for the support Of hame- VI Green,
and such other persons SIS may lee appli-
can't, and proper subjects for admission
into the Blind Asylum, prior to the re
opening Il said Institution under the di-
rrction Of the Legislature. the sum Of
three thousand dollars, orsomueh thereof
~ may be necessary. hc and the same ia
hereby appropriated, 10 be expended
un3er the direction pt the Governor Of
said state and It shall be the duty of
the Treasurer 10 pay the same upon the
oulcr 90 orders ~ the ;,uyernor out of
any moneys in the treasury not other
wise appropriated
Done 10 tonyontinn by the Deputies
Of the people q Texas, at the City OF
Austin, this second day Of April, in the
wear If our Lord one thousand. eight
hundred aud sixty-six. In testimony
whereof we have herenn,o .ubse ribcd
our names
J " TlIRoCkMORToN.
President
David e. Dickson. r-csiden.pro TEN
YIN NJ Taylor. President pro ten A.
u Norton J W Flanagan, 4 l. >hu-
ford. j W Whitfield r 4. lin, Wells
Thompson, + j Parker. J. h L Re
cord. \ lIarwnad. J Lafayette Camp,
\ j Rail, II W Nelson, BENJAMIN Il.
rvu., NJ I Johnson. ". L Bacon, ".
4. Anderson. James shaw, John \.
lumpass, Grin Drake. j ; Porter, ".
Il Middleton. Richards, Walker, James
NJ Norris, John Hancock. 4 Smith, 4.
VI t,entry, lalaes ". Henderson. j. VI.
Hurt. " E lalrymple, George ".
Jones, George W smith, James NJ.
LINDSAY, Daniel Mnrchison. j l.. lial-
bert, " + Beall. y I, S.hman. X. A.
Reeves, Il. II Lane. D. I; shields, AMI
Hrad>hsw Hardin Hart. X II Saun-
ders, ! NJ Young, u Z Mahtv, " +.
~s,uilev. Bcnton Randolph. Vim. r.
JONES, ] II Parsons. T. G. Wool-. II
K Runnels, Isaiah q Bricn Richardson,
George G. Rcngc, Edmund ! Davis,
Attest l.E,aa tH,tNgns
Secretary.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
An ORDNANCE.

% il ordained bg me peopfs If Ter
a. -, Cnareaf,oa assemhtci, That the
sum OF thirts two hundred dollars bc.
AND the same is hereby appropriated,
ont of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated. Tor the purpose
ol dciwvlns the expense. of the tour
Delegate. elected by this Convention to-
visit Washington and the Treasurer j.
hereby authorized 10 pay the .un oil
eight hundred dollars 70 each IL said
DELEGATES upon the presentation Of their
certificate ct ~ elton ef the Secretary Of
thi. Convention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
AN ORDINANCE,

Making an Appropriation "a bcfry the
Printing and other Contingent tx
pcnses Of the Courcniion
Reriroi That the sum If six ,hou-.
aud dollars or so much thereof ~ may
Doe necessary be and the same j, hereby
appropriated out ~ any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, Ia
d,fray the printing. and other coniin-
gent expenses Of the Convention and
that the ~ecrctar, uf the Convention l,t
authorized aud required to draw upon
the state Treasurer lor such amounts as
may hc necessary from time to time, up
90 the report at the Committee as adopt,
eel Us the Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
An ORDNANCE,


Making AN Appropriation Of money for
Ter dicm pay and mileage
kes"ired by mis- raHreHfiop Tha, an
additional sum Of loriy thousand dollars,
or So much thereof "a, may he nacessa.
~, hc and the same Is hereby appro-
Fria'ct! out Of any mohcy 10 the Treas
NY net otherwise appropriated, Ia pay
the mileage and per diem pay Of tho
member. aud officers Of this Cen,en.
Hsu
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

and present to the President all the ~.
dinancc- Of general character, tina,
have been nr may hereafter be adopted
by the Convention, and ensIeayor 10 in.
press upon the national authorities tho
loysi aud pacific disposition Of the pee
lle Of the STATE nf Texne
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
AN OI&Dl< A<tE,


Resairsd That an additional sum Of
tmur thousand dollars be- appropriated,
ct 81, much thereof o. may bc necessary.
t. detFny the contingent expenses OF the
Convention
Rrsair,d, That the further sum of
i've thousand dollars, or so much a. may
be- Unnecessary, be- and the same Is hereby
appropriated Ia jofray the contingent
expense. or ih- Convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

any agent hailc". executor aamiui.tra-
'Hr. ~ trustee, who may Inv, hrcu epn-
prllcj. hv virtue Of the act. ur tine Con
inlruir Congress IN guud faith to sur
render and deliver 20 the Confederate
state. Receivers property. lr money in
their hands, held A. such agput- hnilec4
ryrrutUr-. administrators. COR trustees
ani in 1l eases whore executors a.imn.
i'irH'ar-. tru tno-, aHeuf- He Hilor..
has" received and paii ont Confederate
or ~'a. H'irrusN t1g eourIs 500 tho set
Element uf tbeh 8srunts. .u4Ii Zee cos.
,rura hy pr.ueIir- ~ Justice AMI ,4ui.
~ as wei for the protection of lhr
riGhtsot he,r- aud creditors. 10. ur such
executors administrators. tru.ters.
aatuta and hniIccs
ST. D. II, Il GUfbfJ. r}1iusF That
~ person shall be- sued iu lnr civil ac-
uau nor Prosecuted Ia any criminal
proceeding isr ur pn account ul auy
seizure sale imrres-men' or injury to
property or prrsnn, ar other act done
since the III day of FrhduTy. \ u
lsiI hy virtue or Doc pursuance IF mill.
larry "r civil authority given hy thctun-
iedHrgtc states Government Hr lF this
State, OF in pursuance ot uTlars given
liy auy person vested with such uuthori-
~ nor shall amy person DE held re-
Iuusihle 90 any ritt action ~ rr.uin.
al prosecution Tor uUF such iniur 90
persou ur property in wbIeh- hy was
mot au as'wi participant or accessory
before or after ID" n.i according 90
fhr ulas Of common lass
~r q a. .fJtlg nnI5aod
That in Hil eis., actions tba time hc.
tween 'e" - day "f MARCH ~. AMI
tor .a dizzy of September isr1 shall
u't hn computed 300 the application OF
aH -u'u'n OF Limitations
SE. b. 81 tuftfr "p'ru,i
That iu at suits nuN pending or that
ma. hereafter he instituted upon CON
tracts n writing W"l' SINCE Oh" I'D iay
"a ."f "I qua! >'.. l''l '''' ODD .''.'tfr
tr..I,t..l - .i.., H.. i,,,..,.,,.'. Il H..
tHrtIe. fo the fr,o.,rr..s ,nI .p.b
'ar.I testimony may Doe introduced to
...ly thHf dollars la t..salar.,t. or
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16
CUAPfX WiIL
IR ON W D Il n :,
CHEROKEE co, TE\AS,

TICE IO NOfIUEHS.
I WANT to employ Immediately - or
II good Mo0i3cFs The highe'i prices
will be paid by The day. or cent per
pound, land help infnishedl In specie
Also WANT to employ Daily Ia.
borers Wages, $50 specie per
month. and board
e q. YOUNG
\car jacksonville Ian 20 % n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

Resoirei That the Convention elect
BY ballot four pcrsons. Nbasc dss il Is
o. ulair Oh tie tity "a " Washington,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-06-16

hR \. u. FLINT surgeon and rhr.
- stefan, wilircsume the practice u Dis
profession for the present at the late
residence Of George Thomas. seven m'i,.
North Of Marshall, where from ample cx
perience, in both branches Of the PROBES
sion, be hopes 10 give sa,ihction to al
~ho may call upon him
July II. 'Gj. n4i-tf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-13
CARRIAGE IIANUFACTUREEs.

CINGLETON, K. 3 Bookseller, Publisher,
- Sia0oner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Ofhce
Building.