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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Senator Sumner was given in our report Of pro-
Deedings in Congress on the 2lst inst. as having
HoveI the striking out Of most important section
% the Cuba Telegraph bill. The name is mis-
print for Sherman. Senator Sumner gave Jealous
and effective support to the measure in every stage
and on every division.
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Te Correspondents.

Ne notice can be taken OF Anonymous Communcs'ions
whevers intended for insertion must be authenticated
BY the and address oil the wrtcr-n0' necessary ''
puplo.sion. .but as guaranty for his good iAi,t
ALI business letters this ohce should be sedrsedto
TkrsusE." New-York.
We cannot undertake rejected Communication
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

hitherto earned. Let the nomination OF true
man DO made and then-should Mr. Scovel re-
sst and defeat his election-we agree that no
shall have no friends left 80 far as we can infiu-
ence those to discard who have hitherto sus-
to;uad him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
ASSEMBLY.

The Pro Rata Freight bill was passed by a
vote Of la 70 g. The bill declaring eight hours labor
days work was lost BY vote Of 81 to- "a. motion to
reconsider and lay that motion the table was lost by
N vote Of to g. The motto, 10 reconsider was then
Lost By vote OF AZ TO 63.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.

MARCH 29.-Among the bills passed in the
SENATE we're those incorporating the Association for
the Extension and Protection OF the Reformed Dutch
Dhureh Of North America; providing for evening
sohools for oolored children. and for Normal School;
comforting upon the Metropolitan Board OF Health the
exclusive power to grant licenses for the sale OF liquor
within the said district; prohibiting the railroad CON-
,psnies from issuing free passes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Subscribers to THE TRIBUNE in Pittsburgh who
intend to change their residence LIST Of April will please
give timely notice w. PittOck opposite the Posoce
eur Agent for the sale of The TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

IyEss PATENT LAMP.-we neglected. IN =
notice Of these lamps days ago. to say where 'ney
could bs found An advertisement on our esn'a pas.
sives that information. with good deal OF ses'im0's
=. IN their usefulness and excellence.
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scrutiny

The Richmond Examiner has an afflicted cor
respondent who demands and receives its pro-
found commiseration. Let us all tighten by
sharing the sorrow which he pours into the
Editors sympathizing ear as follows:
To the Editor of The Examiner.
"As the great champion for the preservation OF the
Identity Of the Southern While race you WI pardon
efforts people seem to be making 70 bring US
level with the negro. Having urgent business 70
call me 10 Richmond on Monday. the 10Th instant,
took the accommodation train from Petersburg at III
o'clock a. IN. To my great surprise and horror. found
when too late to get of the cars there were two or
three negro passengers in the same car with the aoies
order Of tho day tsss eayiyi Are the people oil the
South prepared for this step toward equality or are
we conpeled 70 submit 1.-THE Company have no dis
cretlon In this matter could they not at least have
separate coach for the blscks, For my own part
will again travel on Southern railroads there
10 BE- distinction between the waite and oiacx pases
9rs. Can't you do something in this matterf
"SUBscRIDER."
The Southern railroads are generally quite
poor They are short Of cars, short of engines,
and short of passengers. To compel thom to
run a special negro car with each passenger
train is TO impose on them very large add
tional outlay, with no corresponding increase OF
income. Many of them have not tho requisite
cars, and can I at present afford to buy them;
while their old, wheeling engines are inadequate
to drawing at tolerable speed any more cars
than are absolutely needed. Still, if it is abso-
lutey necessary to "the identity of the South
ern White race" that the Blacks shall never
ride in the same cars with them, we suppose
separate cars must be provided. 1t strikes us,
however, that the identity" aforesaid may be
preserved without that trouble and expense.
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To AdyerfiSers.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
in THAR Advertisements at early hour as possible IL
received after o'clock they canuoto DC classified under then
haada.
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The Copperhead journals assert that the rival
committees have made canvass Of the vote to
be cast in Connecticut next Monday, and that
the two canvasses sum up respectively as fol-
lows:
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Terms Of the Tribune.
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BOSTON, Thursday. March ~ 1000
Henry l.. Richardson, esq.,, OF the nru -
Pare. richardson Co Of this city. died In Nsv'A">
last evening
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gres. Please do not keep them in ignoranee
Of their good fortune any longer than is needful
to the perfection of the pecuniary and other
arrangements
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

The Araeslaa vvells or Chacago,
The wells nov discharkisg enc and
quarter millions ef gallsas pr day e IN
purest water, coaeisue . sscioo nush
wonder and curiosity. thy ere lssoeo1
near the city limits-abeus three nilee
from the city hall-are ssvsn hundsUo ~
deep and discharge an immense volums Of
clear cold water. In several respects thsse
wells are anomalies Arst the water which
rises to the surface stands q 81 deg. Fab,
which 10 below the moan Temperature Of
the locality, while in Ill the Other deep
wells tho Temperature Increases in proper
ton to the descent, 20 that no waser 10
found q 70 greater depth q . much less
than 70 deg.s, and in the great wells At
Charleston, and in the basin At Paris. the
range 10 up to IS aud 30 tcgs. Then this
water 10 free from the disagreeable and un
pleasant mineral taints 90 common to ar,e
sian wells. 1t 10 certified under chemical
ana ysis, TO be the best article Of drinking
water in the world, and from the force and
power with which il comcs up 70 the sur
FACET has . head Of l95 feet above the
levc! Of Lake Aiehigas-tbsfo Osens - be
90 doubt that BY IA enlasgemsnt Of one Of
the wells to diameter q 50 ineheo, sum-
c'ens supply, estimated q lS,Oooy - gal-
Ions PER Day, could b. obsained % nese
the demands Of the city for ysaes = esne,
snd this would Gov into the reservoir With.
out the cid Of expensive engines. steam
pumps Of fuel. Aaeth~ essieus fsaaure
IN regard to those wells, and one that n.
easglst have not yet sxplaiasd 10 fovnd In
the feet that they are located il no ersee
valley o. dspssssson. Ike Ne hasip, 4 Psrie
end Loa6oa, Bot ars cut q H. Md psai-
RE. Surrounded foe hundfeds Of oiles by q
oountry Il . like ehasasese. This lest ~
kea ~ esaasclisa nth ~ leU tenpseaaur,
C IL Ua1e ed ~ GFsAk heed q u tenn
onins. apems - iadssaee that Il ~ eepcnl
~ g ~ uoesA q ssg(6ksue 6G14u1 o.
0oosstsr - beysed ~ Aississippi, ~
ha;envay = = - Rsahy 2sGslaias.-
r. ~ 1aeaDjas.
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ORDER OF ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF mfmofas1lP'

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THOMPSON ~. ..... ~..,.. ~ .us.A
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from the Orse - ~ go
Ia Sse Four Shares helae yss.s.
AMERICAN AUG Artist CROPsEI
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enabled Se se1sey shs Ea
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

sy.spsss = q: 1!ss1esa Ast'sr
rhs sspSssssssssy pses'sssse se's.
- Z. Ices, pssvido 100000 - u
1870 ~ shss esssssd ~ ~ - u
Jsly u. 49,. 4. che sslassias s.sss.
viS
!. Tvsatv,Avs dslleD pes noalh y I'll
oAoss iuvsA 1na6so aedsr ~ ~ u Jolly
IL les, % Ievse raae u pension % ac
sss6s 4 SsvlGvySo61gu6 J|no llaesh I.
1851, .'uAe shaA Aase 49, thesishs = bssh
eye, Of - l1npe lea bssh hapda, = -
pssmasestly end tstslly disse ID 10
The same, q otherwise 20 permanently ana
sosally disabled, - TO render them utterly
helplsss, or . nearly. 70 - to require toe
eounnl pesseai cid end stteneanss o. an
othet person.
2. Twenty dollars per month 70 those in-
vslids Who being entitled under like cond'>
tons TO lower rate Of pension "shsii nave
Lot both feet. or one haad end one foot, OF
been totally and psrnansntly disabled In the
eame. OF Otherwise disabled - to be inca>
paciatsd 6os performing asy manual ls0oss
bot no 20 much 90 - 10 require constant
pessDoal I'D end attention"
8. Fifteen dollars per month TO those VINO
under like conditions, "shall have loet ono
hand or one foot, o. been totally And per.
mapsntly dissblsd 10 the same, OF otherwise
- dssHled ~ to render their inability to
psrseso apanual labss equivalent TO the lose
u . hand q foot"
The SSsvs apSeiesd sssss Of psssiea vlll
= sllews6 ~ 2 tha4s dinhlsd sine: The
| lsh II March 1861, Ind win date only from
ths 9Th Of Jups lsss.
The second section Of the act secures
pensions 10 he exclusive We sad benefit o.
The pensionefs. Any "piedgs. mortgage
sals,r assieuusnt or transfer Of any right
c)aim Of interest in any pension 10 declares
Ivoid and Of no effect.
1gtAjrdDeegD0 Rss1 . .penslty Tor u
old ~ 3tingA rCnsiou veaeher oubes
qu1 u 70 ~ date ct &hich + ves sigesd ,.
thSloaa1Dd W. L. s1Ae, psovi11e hat =
pension mooey shall b liable to attach
ment. levy. OF, seixurs. but shall insur
wholly to the buueps " ~ psusiooes.
The fourth section psohibits under penal
u. the receiving Of moro than IS esnts 70
preparing che ascsesAsy souchaes FOX drAu
lug Suo ueWi> 0o Uv04 ~ -
sion, and 6xeS ~ feo vooooVoA1o By -
pension agent for administering the oath
| psnaiones b atsssnsy q fifteen ssnts.
| The fifth section repeals that provision {
the oct Of March Sd lees, ~ which pa
siona we're withheld from certain pepsiouss
in civil employment under the government
The tcoth oectloa provides that to-
err, artiGcers and other enlisted men. no
embraced in the oct Of July -, 1869 Q
subsequent acts, shall - included in th
sdministsatloo q The pension lsvs. in ID
class Of non commissioned officers and pfi
Yates.
Tho twelfth section provides that III
provisions Of thoast 81 july -. 1660 -
extended, Or ~ = ineludsr ~ dspseasu
brother, or brothers Of . deceased odlcsi
soldier OF scamsn, end thc dspendsat fhths
Of such deceased persona. but not more tba
one pession 10 granted on account Of sue
dsssassd passn, ~ msrs than sns Z
said classes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

Ladies, Read This.
Nm. snooPRn-D
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant end populaf nedieins VII epss
~ fs0ale Csopl6iAts, soelao 11oontve
Paiafal q saplesossd neao1su1a1ioa, II
eessh0a, q Whites, HAl1lng e ~
Woob, end I'll iz1sgalazitiea u ~
1eothly Pseie1s. L N ~ tel6t -
~ msaese Whsa GAsshsa ~ OIats -
IN unnatural eanoeos
n. ylaAl1 ssez..e - q Z - sznul11ss
- Keepers fe0A1e Ceedlah
n, -. p. :. . :. -. ..ss. - 80. g.
M, m:ssss:5 S.5}} = ~ - - -
~ Il rs3cs -. bseA -..s..,~
CO.. M. 9o Ioe1A E6k 61o1 - laoia, -
~ q Sho6e bsonsa Ham1l1 ~ 49, oeogeI -
8 49,: e - Gsseh Ia -
"a III IN "a p. - - - 5
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE

10 e let d -
ssde s.
hen H. H. ss tory ssis nssis temple
:s.s y.
.9s RS.
~ the finest in the world
and on the Il, Of OCTOBER following
desaisef ~heA Willie
iIH e usSsi cSsa
relative . title viii b fslst
..s e cs i s' s: : s... Es.s I'm. z..,s
with address Town. County " sss carefully "as' a'''r
CR0s1Y
and directed either No c0'sy Op''s House. Chse No -
following Pha e
approval TIE plsa sasnes hsh sss -
tssstsssss Jaas IA Sos
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As S.sSxs::s. SS s u: $50;
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
Or. Easter]y,s
DIARRHGA SYRUP

This Medicine b . pleasant and lnfallibls
cure for Diagshae, Dyssntssy, ce1ie chel.
era mobea. ss.oRs e So 80 =
complaints, ~ eli desaaeeoeot q ths
stomach and bowels Of childssa when
TEETHING. f.f,.-.,,
INNS cnxBRArRb. populAn AxD lNHAIao
~ RrQsdy has bson usod By ~ 10o9 intel5ge1e
and respectable families b y Loaf, - he ~
teen ye1n n ~ eoe0 a DlaBhAe, Dyeuneay -
Bowel compliant. and AZ unite In pfonOunc1nG II o.
most speedy md eA6eeual Me6lca1e tAey AoSe Gves
used. Pufe. . Costs ~ both.
Prepared and e0lA by ID. +. EA1IAl1Ye Cpl No.
20 North llftA stseeG, D. louia, 1O. ouod y -
BrancA qtnre, No. W Madison etseet, Chicago. IN.
For sale By DrukgislS generally. ss7-7t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

The steamer Only Chance left the region
OF aurifer0us wealth on the 10th Of june
The following boats were dischareing car
goes At Fort Benton: Tacony, FAvcritc,
Miner, Gold Finch aud Peter Balen. The
last named boat intends to mako an sxcur-
sion to one Of the finest waterfalls in tho
Wcst-thc Great Falls Of the Missouri
distance about 35 miles above Benton.
where tho river makes dead fall of from
20 to 80 feet between perpendicular rock '
cliiis on both sides, at least 100 feet high
There was some feeling Of apprehension
felt in Montana regarding the hostile atti
tudc Of the Indians. Tho North Black feet
aud the Bloods arc disposed to DO the most
Troublesome. The Pcagan chiefs are indis.
posed TO enter on the war path with the
whites, but tho young braves arc beyond
their control, and impllcats their band with
the two above mentioned.
Immense quantities Of merchandise had
been received at Fort Benton, and forwards
cd TO tho mines. but it Vas tho prevalent
impression that the demands u the coun.
try would absorb oil the supplies. Diegings
Of extraordinary richness we're last being
discovered. and ~ high ~ 81 900 70 Is 900
per day being taken out. Quartz mining.
the real wealth Of tho Territory, will Do Wig
orously developed the coming year, and
place the revenue Of the country on . perm.
ancnt basis.
Left Fort Union the 2lst. There bad lust
arrived large party Of Assiniboinss, With
many rich furs and robes for trade.
A detachment Of troops, under Major
Rankin, had recently landed ct the mouth
Of Yellow stone. AMI we're erecting quarters
on the site Of old Fort William. We sr>
rived at Fort Bertho!d the same day NC len
Union, and found them awaiting the arrival
Of the Indian Peace Commissioner. the ven.
cradle Father de Sorret, whuss missionary
efforts among the red children have made
his name respected both in this country aud
Europe.
Al Fort Rice, whore ~ arrived on the
22nd, found the Peace Commission on the
now steamer Ben. johnson. making prss>
snts to the Sioux Of provisions, blankets, aud
rinkets generally.
The boats have not been much troubled
by Indians, they being back from thu river
hunting. The Ontario was reported to have
lost two hands at . wedding, and some 9TH
cr boat had young lawyer from Lssvsn-
worth scalpcd only short distaoce from the
steamer.
The Chance brought down 100 packs q
robes and peltries; eS5. 900 In goid dust,
and $4,000 in Treasury notes and drafts.
During the whole trip she did not usst with
tbs slightest accident, and delivered Over
200 tons 81 freight in perfect order, without
. pound lost or damaged. She 1ads The
trip from Benton in III sunniae days.-)
.1issosri Dtmserse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black or
brown instantaneous, natural. durable, beau.
tiful, reliable, indeed the best in use, has been
before the public over fifteen years, IL the
cheapest, containing as much as the usual
dollar sizes. Depot No &C John street.,
New York City. Sold by ell Drugeista
patent medicine, pcriumery and fancy
goods stores verywhcre junc1l- dly
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS. Circulars, INFoR.
nation, &C.. sent. Prizes cashed in al. le>
gal lotteries. J. r. CLAYTON, No. 10
Wall St., New York. junel4 dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

ia. onh. Of rousastils. hes curdAased
~ O. CDunty Gdssess ssnes ~ p -
nssua Il y thss p!scs'
n easvssssrs for railroad stock got
ahout n. 100 last week from Liberty town>
~. We'll done for old Liberty.
nepsss. Fsy and Crostsn Of Cascade we're
..,,s.d n rec,,v q, 900 in cash last S.tur>
A.. r;sht No clue to the robbers.
a "a ca.s ef drowning oeccrred ~ But
go ,;,er tvo miiss south est Of Prairies
h.,,e. in Linn o., on "Wednesday the 97tb
M. a family by the meme II 0umsck Nv
M near, sent their girl, - years Of age, to
drowr . pail 81 pa alto bugs in the stream.
She being gone much longer than necessary,
| shev became alarmed and rallied some Of
nsiehbors for . search They found hes
body in the stream. It appears that in her
efforts to throw the bugs into the river, the
poor girl lost her footing, and falling into
deep water was drowned.
From tho State Register we learn that the
good people Of Des Aoines were lately sad>
" yictimised By . wssdering vagrant who
announced himself - Russian nobleman
Of vast possessions and pri. cely fortune. -
After cutting "splurge" for few days,
borrowing . watch and several sums Of
money, and leaving respectable bills ct
livery stable, boot store, and hotel, and
making grand arrangements for the location
Of heavy mercantile establishment 1t thu
State Capital, he suddenly disappeared.
6sspieions Of ourdee were freely enter
tanned, until long absenes warranted q
examination Of The adventuref's baggage.
l. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

IT Is NO NRW ARTICLE put beIuse The pablsc
on sc,oun, 81 the excitement in relation To Chol-
eiA. II has been manufactured ard used Tor the last
iwcnty hvc years 1hc fact that during the year lS5
eow" b''''.s oi I wee sold In the New England
states solely on its merits. without advertising, is
e0fc 81 IN %: semen. Of its value II = simple, safe
u Il ef'',icio.s. 1r!oe only q cel.s For sac by al
Druggists. Fuller, Finch 4 Fuller, Wholesale Ag'ts
OhioGo. june13Ld&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09
Family Knitting.
Neat Durable and Cheap! /!
The Lamb Knitting Ma.
N chine Coanpanx.:

Brady st. Arst door below "a.
Up steits, eeer AcCosA d Oliorm6s Ssors
rs PhgPARED TO DO AL KINDS OF
\ Family Knitting provides xep or other
wiss-e. nay b. desired-in ~ vo95 best man.
an4 9eve ysee urders for Hosjge1S - Draw.
- Aitsens. Basques, ect. rhAD 8UG6G11 Ma.
lime that Aefrows and widensGn1 G1eler1o pet
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

d. CAAXS
@ o u q H b A l. s. A n
WIN Cuss Cssghs, Cslda. AAhaA Csae
sumption, Bronchitis, Spittine 6 1oooo;
Pain in the Side odd Breas9 Wk65616I
0ussh. Crssp, - ~ n1ae A.
Threat. Chest ~ tsaGp. -.
THE nos pesAes, psses.6i. - .aeaesS sesay
ever discovered i6e q dissasss q u T1sa9 Ga
and Lungs, = i'Se-' d = e''A
D.. Cartcr's CeaeA DalDul,
tn nsas4ss iuu.edaAiek sTuly4R1U6ol
produces nee and easy .expececse!aee, seosvo g
muccM - fosl nale. 49, Aeas ltqy9
ease in dih!c.lt breathint alleys ~ hsilee g ~
Healing Ill the Pulm0aaV OgyaD. gaN4s
Dr. Carser's Coogh Dalso0
.evef oils 70 cure Ccsehs ~ Cola h AGDNsD
and has cured thousands upon thousands Of casss q
Consumption atef Physiesns aad I'll oeAef ssDeales
had failed, and the patients gven up to de. MS
Balsam 10 the most perfect ard lnh1bJe re1eay fseaM
diseases u the L1n4s known to the civilized void.
n, B.-Ask for U6- CAH1zzs Cocua DAi8An, and
take nothing else. Price cents roe trial botte large
y fsersisS "a scia b, DIR Z. KAs1RsaY /
CO., No. 10 North Flah streeA = Lsais. No. SOFA
at their Branch rn0ily Medicine 0tUre No. - 0adi-
son street, Chicago, minute
For sale hy al OsueEish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

Will edte Salt Rhsun, letter. Seala He'd
Prairie and Barbess' Itch, nlinois Many
Missouri SeratcAss, ScfolnlA, Obstin1ll
Old Sores, Pimples On the 1ses. nd q
Diseases and Efuptisas q ~ Skin.
QCT TO EFFECT PERMANENT AND RADl
ID cal Cure Of Scfofdlous and 0kin Disease q
very kind We recommend
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~. 6esssraU's
vrCIrABLs lAIN KILLfR

VEG ETABM AlN AbbkA
win cure Bruasss, oPsaias. uea1AaAs.
TSoshsehs, sosst isse1 ChoIe. otsueos
O. speems, Chs,sss Messass Dyeseey -
Bo1el Complaint4 l4y4ss Ae2ec,
Pain in the fses, ralusegC esa1ey 49,
ths Facs, Pain n IL - - Asss
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rms NJ fss nosrssx!D1 AID 11lleacsuC!!
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with nsvvr.iaillng ssrcso. Ass -
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Is the best remedy k,ovs ~ = go e Co.
should thas swlal so0urse aeato vtsa oieo"cSey.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09


The following interesting statistics, show
ing the average amount Of wages received
by persons employed in manufactures. ia
1865, in the United States, have bssn con.
piled bv DR.. VIM. Elder, the able sts:iticisn
Of tho Treasury Department
Value Of total products Of The ysas a..
$50, 1851 .67s; total wages paid, eS7e. S7s.>
966; total wages equal to 30 per cent. 81
total vslue Of products.
Hands mployed-males, i,040, 80 70
males, 270,sS7. Total, 1888, 940.
Treating the wages Of females ct ave-
ninths OF those Of males. gives The 6ages
per year;
Males. &3ls.l5. or el.O9 per day e
nialcs, 3l76.sb, ~ u cent? pet 6aS.
In 1864 the wages a maau1Aetusiea
hands averaged n cents per diem IN III
United States; the total wages were cqual
to 221 per cent ofthc total product. Al III
Same time tho wages Of eardsrs end spin-
ners in Manchester, England. vas - shil,
lings per week. equal 10 4s1 cents pct diso
The agricultural laborcrs Of Berkshire
England, arc now on tsiks cor IN I'd,
vance Of one shilling a week they wers
receiving nine shillings, or 08t cents Pc,
diem they demand SeA cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-09

! On HAND AGAIN. Tyg
loMAS.
Q1SrHCTRuLLY AnN0UxCES TO THE
~ peeste thos be hsa opened new vsu1t 10
The 6ssensnt of NlCKOLL'S:BLbCK. s n cor
- - nsody snd Secoal ssrsst. Davenport
IevA vhsss Ne hssst quality Of Bottled
saSe, Porter Assa Lages. Beer.
can BE found west Of the Mississippi. ard also
prime article Of ALE FOR LADIES that sre
nursing and invalids. ss- : :.
Orders for the dozen, gross or single bottle
Bssisess Hoo = llsm A. =. to . ?. =. sppreclv