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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

TIE steamship Mexico, from Vera Cruz detained
a quarantine, has On board the following list Of
passengers
Mrs vendy, NJ Eufferd Deheso and son. Mr. Fuck Mrs
nd children, Col Olipch WIN Porter Holman r
U4An0, Roger, Jules AnIie
@ Afancis AAnrlso Mr. Vernon 'Y-'.@N'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

Inc board OF Trustees have resolved declare scrp vi
oehd oil thyhye cent net earned
Tor the year ending 18th February 1856 for which
next. ~S
Inc Scrip Certificates issued the year 1850 will bs ra
aeeed aso six per cent nteres, all outstanding Csrta
Gates OF Scrip will be paid the second Monday Of Ma,
o" 70 'he holders thereof or their legal
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A CAhRIEhE, Vice President
J. P Roux, Secretary.
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WkNSLOEY 81 PHIL, Ups.
UNDE TAKERS AND eMRaLNERs.

Ho W k'mpart 'tres dte GircusI heswecn Common and
u, GTtvi tert..
,n,hhving eat vArc uf EOFkTNS NET IJ.TC
iAL Asses tng oher with trarscs Carria and large
ATTRACTION W cir pate,us " ~ ~ ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

The editor Of an Eastern paper remarks: eve
AaEe adopted the eight hour system ID this Office.
We commence work at eight o'clock in the morn
ing and end work at eighth the evening.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

NEW DRUG SToRE.-Mr Oscar Robin, gentle
man OF this state, well known tn in city and
country for his science and skill as q chemist ane
apothecary, has just received large stock O.
fresh and genuine drugs, medicines, chemicals
etc., at No. As Royal street, which he offers tt
planters and the trade at the lowest market prices
we cheerInlly ask our readers to refer to Mr.
kohin's advertisement; he is worthy in every way
OF public confidence and patronage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25
1he o. s. mail steamship Morgan, from Indianola
asd the 22d arrived last evening, bring
Ing the snbioined list Of paasenrers

n. Knhme and child Rookie John Pills and sou 3
S1ka = Y ftssk H Fennsr, Boyle, nnghes McDonaid
9sssetsl 81 sas Cox HODGES Todd n 0agood den CaroaI
SscS1 y Nichols. Young, Fanset Richardson. A 4
s,s.s Edys,ds Rs Roo. Burnett Moses Msntgome
Xxx x q isd andess Mas Ressey Wredds Town.
i ssss 'dgen KIN. lsdy. servant and two
NJ Nssli y Y NJ patrick Iamly Mrs Al An
" enus tsfg 3is arsN Anderson and family
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Inc war department has issued the foJowir,
circular relative to the muster.out of colnrp.


The war department has issued the foIIowir,
circular relative to the muster.out of col"rp,
troops:
WAR pEFARraENr. ADJUrkNr GxyrnAr,s Ngy1ce d
washington. ID. g., April 6, 1856 !
Circular No. H.
orders ana nstruoons relative to the ont Of vou "a
troops IN various military departments Services 10 oau
MEMORANDA
l. Major General George y. Thomns command n.
ing the military division If the Tennessee, wa.
directed to reduce the force of Coared lrovua in,
his command, so as to leave ia service frt tina
respective military departments "a follows Koy.
tucky, two (2) regiments Tennessee four fIs
regiments; Georgia, one III regiment 4lab,iG,s :
two (2) regiments; Mississippi four (l) repima. +.
2. Major General d, E SGkles co.nnaadinp.
department of South Carolina was direcird To-
reduce the force OF cnlorpd troops in That depart.
ment to one ~ reeirMent
III. Major General F. II, sheridan calnIuaudi,,o
military division of the Cult was iirertea 10 re-
dpce the force OF cogr"d troaps in the dc partmeut
of Florida to one ~ regiment
Nv. Major GeUurd o. o. NugUr. commanding
department ai "asntugtoE. vsa directed to redacs
the force Of ceerrf Troops il Eat department to
one ~ recimeNt,
v. Major Ge5eral W T sherman commanding
military division At the Mississippi was dreeted to
reduce tie iurca of ro1red troops il that divisin,
to -four ~ regiments.
vi TIC ioIF0wrs yoipaIeErs laSe been ordered
mustered nut o s"tvjrr nfdOr gprcia Instructions
OF aatesset pU-ite he organisations respective v.
i2Ssh Riiga fau'ty March 26, 1886; l2yu
uhEed states inbred mCtHiery ihrsvvD Apr;l 3. |
1886 ASu' pa'u tptautry, ipni 10, is66
Il y, TOWNSEND,
Assistant Aajlt2ut General. !
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

Parser Emory oi tae sc smslip Liberty, reports
Lett 9p rs e.l, and HaYana Oh III IAN
asst' Sgosase ~ ssAr $ W Pass on the l7,h, at
aA.A. 4fs3ysd AZ oastsa,iue same day, where
ahe will oe detained unsil the 2sth Inst, All ve
~ board. Y
The LibeFsy brings fall freight. The consirn4..
~ which will be found in our marine column. ana
tie following passengers:
EhcH BALruoRR--Thsy sirAlss W Tee Miss At.x.,
~, tnlias Desheier Jas honrcs o T Krause " lA
EkcM HxvinA--CA rsraxa and child. A q Hcussop
a Saxage, las Il Skinner n Bercrenao and daursar
Sani Agi1 2 RcsIpson v cunrinsham; Thos NcMss's
1sxks puper Mr. seguin chas Draqual M Valentine
- via. Z Fxbrs. John Aericisss, b Boldvin Mn
faEsens, "A Livingstone 'lzf
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TRUSTEES:
Charles Briggs, Archibald Non.xom.r~
Ant Carrsre, Henry T. yess
oeofse A. fosdics. Jas Jackson,
Mason Pitcher, E. Marques
r. Brugier, Alfred Do,honds
Il craner' Charles Weishsar,
Charles LaAste, A Lscourt
John s. Maunseu, Frank WiIIaxns
r. Anderson, Thomas Byrne
Area kearny, John Thornhin,
A R. Montgomery, W. A Violet,
A. fresehs D. Pagsie,
A. r. hooiom' Hugh Mcdonald
George W Dunbar. Harlow j. Pbelpa
T. r. stockneyer, Vim, N. Pinckard,
George W. Hynson, Henry a. bryan
s 1. Moohhridyn
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s1ae steamship Cefes, Capt. Dicks sailed last
sssniAg fer Ravspa w'th . fair lreight and the
following passapgers: ''''- -
Wa q Had. fsue Kobin. Kr Ace,.do, r..,,.,., u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25
EDUCATIONA L..
NAZARETH FEustr a, CADEAKY
~ NEAR BARDSTOWN, KENlrA hh.

our friends and patrons informed that M 'oin w
% y our duly authorized at New Orleans Wh
nn anu receipt for which may be due this il eA
"'"' MOTHER COLUMBIA, superioress
j. W. HARDIE Agent,
Camp nd Natrh stre d,
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LOTTERIES,

X ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
Authorized by Act of Congress-
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHA RTERED LOTTERY
IN THE UNITED STATES
BRILLIANT SERENE FOR APRIL
Only 10000 Tickets.
KENTuCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Havana Scheme.
SIMMONS, FRANCE Il CO., MANAGERS
Capital Prize, $50 900.
E N t UCKY STATE LOTTERY
CLASS 2O2,
To be drawn at Covington, Kentucky,
ON SATURDAY,, APRIL 2srH, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

oo'e statement Is just, and correct transcript
IT m the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President.
D. T. RouS, Secretary.
p,., , STATE OF LOUISIANA
f4kisH OF ORLEANS, CRY OF NEW OpiyIss
70 ana subscribed before me- this 2Oh day of March
EDMOND MEUEIER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish of os.,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-25

SOUTHERN TRAvELEHs' INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, AL,...-...-..,.........$50 $4,000
Incorporated November 30 1865 Capital creased Ferp.r,
20, 1866
40 Royal Street, Mobile, Ain.
Having been appointed agent above solid
am now prepared to issue annual policies trayes
tickets, from one day to syear.
GEO. p. MCLEAN, Agent,
CArondelet street, Orlesns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
latest News
NJ TELE0ka.APn.
Erosoa New HUrk.

New YosK, Nov. 10.
The number Of em,grants landed here
last week was 6,ll3, making . total Of 2l2.'
1852 landed since January lst agn,nst los.
2l9 arrived in the corresponding period OF
1885.
Judge Barnard in the general term Of the
Supreme Court decided that the late &C, OF
the Legislature taxing brokers safes 10 Tn.
constitutional and void. liz bases his decis.
ion mainly upon the ground that the Ccnstl-
lion Of the United States gives to Congress
the power to collect taxes Gu imports and y
ports and denies such power t. the States
The morning papers contain the following
specials
WAsnINGTON, Nov. H.
Ger. Sherman vii! stop in Havana w.cit
he will be joined by Sheridan. They <
thence to Vera Cruz by the Su.quctsnna.
The French Minister sent u dispa,ch t,
France relative 10 their mission
A new daily evening paper called III,
Great Republic, Radical IN olitics is abou,
10 be started here.
Census Of Indian tribes as prepared f,r
the annual report Of the Commission, or Of
Indian Affairs shows the total number Of II,
dams to 10 275,19i
Gen. Steadman is still here
Reports again connec, the name of Gen
Stcadman with the office Of Secretary Of
War.
Portions Of all annual reports are being
placed in type; ,ha. Of the Secretary Of the
Interior 10 nearly completed. Reports o
Land, Pension, Patent and Indiain Bur eau,
are unusually interesting.
The Herald has . special from Greenwich
Observatory, England, detailing the show CT
Of sne,eors seen on the morning OF the i4,h
Il 10 described to be Of g,eat b, auty and
brilliancy. Five thousand ~ere counted IN
one hour. and neatly twelve thousand in all
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

New YOwK, Nov. Alt ia stated by
some Of the leading officers of the ln'erna
Revenue department vt this city, that the
Law in relation - distill.ries which Went
into operation on the LIST September. has
failed to prevent the frauds in the manuiac
iure OF whisky. for which it WAS enacted
Liquor can still be obtained at less than the
cost OF the duty imposed on II, aud Thu fac
conclusively proves that NO tax has beer
paid upon ii. One Of the lcadiig sections
Of the new law provides that An inspector
shall bc placed in .harge Of each disiilcry
day and night, and that lock. Of Intricate
construction shall be placed on the doors ri
each. Only few inspectors have been az
pointed, hut il is believed that all the posi
tions will bc filled by December Some oi
The Federal locks designed for the dsils-r
les have been received in this city by tn
revenue inspector. and the remainder vii
be here next week. They are now bein.
placed on the doors of the buildings dc
voted TO the manufacture o' whisky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15


New York, Nov. II.
The steamer Persia beingf Liverpool date
Of 3 ami Queenstown Of the Ash. Lares
SUBSCRIPTIONS were makin in behalf Of the
slitct, r. Of the Quebec fire.
The Queen has placed St James Palace
At the Disposal Of her relative, King George
OF Hanover.
Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, 1Ogmef under
secretary OF British Foreign Affairs, has &C
c, ,tei the Governnrship OF BOrnbey.
Al active emigration from Liverpool was
ID ~. gres
Nj i;rirh, male another important speech
ii. i..i,lln IN the 23i
Tie ,.,or;r,i illness Of Lord Clarendon is
denied. He vas In lsaly enjoring peslees
health. 20
Twenty i've persocs bad pssiAhed - .
collierv exploe>on neof Newcastle.
An legitimate encousasement had been
oficially promised the delegation In behalf
OF the Nicaragua Rsilroed enterprise.
A prior dispatch says Mr.. BaTthemy ~
been nominated Ambassador al Washing
ton.
The Paris correspondept OF the London
TIMES saws the Empress health hes imprOv.
,.J cuns,lernbly
The ParD Pfes@ ms the alliance between
Russia and Prussi Is IN accomplished fact
III events alresdy determined upon.
The Psesee also says, II Russia, 10 the
execution OF her plans in the East should
meet with any other obstacle than the Turks
Prussia will range herself on her side II any
foreign intervention should tbWaIt the work
4 assimilation which Prussia is accom-
,lishiuy IN Northern .,ermany, or the al
ready preparcd absorption oil the minOl
states south Of the Main, Prussia can rely
IN the arme1 confederation Of Russia. Il
also points out the community Of interests
be, ween Prussia and Russia in the work Of
lenationalizing Poland. The London times
III An art Gle indicating change Of Govern
mental policy, makes light OF the tate Ol
Cnnstsniinoplc and the Ottoman Empire
altogether, while, on the contrary, attaching
!. ,.,,r,tlmucc 10 the desliuies Of Eeypt suili
GENTLY great to warrant the sacrifice Of thu
.mst shillip0 or the lsst soldier Of England
There was an increasing unpopulsri,y
.gsinst the Queen oi spain among her sub
ircts, and slc was recently Missed at the
ter. Il was rum0red that the Government
contemplated a coap-dc etate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

TAs steamship Australian len to day ias
Liverpool. Among her passenger sie inc
CanAdiau Com0is6sOueyA
There y much qeculstiong a % toe
Whereabouts Of James Stephens. some DC
lieve him 10 have salled Tor lreland, while
uabep believe him ssill IN this city.
Repseseptstives Of the Independent or
der OF Good 6amaritaDs and I,augnte" o.
eamaria met In this city this T. NJ, TO or.
eanizc Grand L,lge OF the State OF New
York, under the jurisdiction OF the l.sens
worthy National Grand Lodge OF NORTH
America -.
The selma. Ala, Messenger says the cot.
ten crop has been cut short, ny isost. 'u.is
one fif b. which must he deducted from sb'
lowest estimate made som" twp weeks ag"
region north Of this. The picki n ssasou
hea been ard continue % u tepnskae.y
eupd. 49, ON sooe1e p,antsso 10 ~ u
sSeir eeopo eaely. Ne l0Uk a. ~ fcesarss
70 fall o6 In Decemhsf. and higher prizes e
psnla
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
CHI T. q q u ~: PILLS.
Or Female 1eFUul0SO

Cure ST ppvcssrd Excessive and Pain
nj Mct .''"s'LN Green sickness. Ncr
vr,- ar Spinal Af!,~ti ions. i'nin- IN III.
Backs Headache .islsliness and nj
d.f,eisc, 'hai spring from irrfrulariiy
nv s"ri"s'nc the cause aud all eiiccts
thai nri-'' irosn II They are pcrfc~siy
sai' ina ca-'s.rsrcpt when forbidden
Nv d'rrftans. and easy TO administer
AZ they ayr nicely suYas coated. The,
sh"rl' lm 10 hands oi every Maiden
Wifc r'"l Mahcf IL the land I.adie,
ran addf,-- IL IN confidence. and .,at,
thrii rsanpLsini. % fnii. ~ we treat al
Pcmah complaints. and prepare med
tcinnr suitRt,ic sns all dirss.sc. which
they gPs. snhl,ct 80 ,,o,vc ,,,,,,,.ht..,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
rnr srEcir'c RrxEpy rox
CON SU MPTION.
NcrvW0s uh~0noRsv.

Scro'aia. Asthma. bronchitis, pyspepsia. Psrs,.
.s,s. \euraiglA Loss Vi Appetite, Chlorosis,
Want Of blood, Garasuaus. Wasting.
Liver Compliant. Kickeia, Weak
ness IN Children. Debility Of
Nursing h i'reguancy Diff
cult Tee:hing, and all
Disorders Of Lungs, Nervous 4 Blood systems
THE nyroPnosPHIrEs &C. with rnosrrxrss
even OF thu acute sind called .usllvrr>s Co>.rwr'
rioN. and lso with lNNARtABIE EFFICACY in
all arrangements oi the Blood aud N~yyuus S,s,ems
The cares onained hy this Remedy are "tinpsral.
ieted IN the Annals q! McdiciGc, and resr,,t Re.
suits such as no Treatment has equae,i or even
approschcd"
WINUhESTER'S HYPOPnoSpHrTrs
are the must important sgcnte known 10 the Medical
Science. for Their Power TO Relieve Every Form of
Nervous Disease. They are cmphatically x NERVE
FOOD; restcrng tAe Aiial Energy and r. in vnra-
ting all the Functional Processes OF LIE. Their M
Nsst Refreshing: and Rtnovating Sleep. Thsy
should &c used. prom tlv. il rvcrv case IL Loss Of
NEkAOkS EORCE. from whatever carsc ~ TlE
EASisSt: MUST DIRECT. AND MOST ArPRO-
- &voey Sufferer 81 Debility.
or any Chronic Malsdy. By which the vital ener,es
ere depressed. ue exhausted: and every woman WIZ
sssSs ~. Mk.sV jVslcxa1 sygS,sst,.hon!d
q 81 rilkAGls6 ON CORsC 1iTION, Just pub.
PRICES; In and 10 o. bottles, 81 andes each, Sig
small. or Three large. for e..
Sold y all respectable Druggists: and Whole.
s.ls q the Sole Depot in The Unitsd Ssates. BY TIN
J. WINCHESTER 4 CO. Sc John st., n. 2.
10 WHOM AL orders should he addreesd agsa-esNiiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

LoUisv1LLE, Ky Nov. Il.
John r Lewis. commissioner VI The len
nessee freedmens' bureau. reports the cotton
crop but onc>hslf the u.uat average; ,obsr,
co over full crop. and quality superior
corn nearly the average; wheat So than Al,
average; oats fall aversge. The grain crops
In East Tennessee are much better than
usual.
General Sherman and OK confederate Gen.
eral Hood dined together to day At the
Louisville Hotel.
General jeff. G. Davis denies that he vas
consulted in reference 70 military arrange>
ments relative to the late obsequies OF ex
confederate General HanAon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

! ]
Nc .N"tsgsns Of t'crratiun removing impni enoy and
VEL" Nv 20 torinv Manlines- and mil viguf thus pro-
virr m'fcrs " E'ixrr Of Love" rrma,in ing Sfcrii,y
md Bi'trnness In b.,ih To the yonnr middle
wrd ard apsy. here h greater boon than thi-
E~St ~ Lite " .iNea new lease OF Life cans Inc
the veal ahd dbitnted 10 M strength ni,
.ig"r a. Il the entire system tn thrill with boy aud
n"a-fr Price. one hnlile ~. three bottles 81 sem
~ tsNpt, ss tn anv address
90 medicines arc -ui and recommended by NIL re-
-?' rlr dincrS,s 70 ever. par {" til. civilized ..lnls
some 'fairs ", to deceive tihir customers by -rn,
Temp w'rih'r. compounds ~ "rdcr 10 make none,
" r''' dccs<s ct --ask f firse medicines aud take 10
hfrrs u she dfa ~ does ur' keep thrIn write To-
T.. nN 80 MI. - them hy expires carcflll, pack
81 Zee from oe Tim w viii he pleased To- re-
Srr icttct- wii, statements In regard 10 any dis
enc n whit iadi,'s gentlemen afflicted Ad.
srrssaiilcN~s ar medicines. prmphlcs or advice to
the proi'r. ir. ". X, MERWiE. 81 Walker Il n y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

"A % .shADi STREET. BELOW HEC
ond .eeps constantly on hand and nskce
10 cider.
sa~as-'. esSys' MaA CaiIhres.. .
CtOTh'N'' 81 the bcs, material aud In a u,annes
shat cannot t~s' 20 give satisfaction Ii era
patronage respectfully soiic,ted imt.l-d,y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

IMPORTANT TO lvvAl.pns
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

BrrrALO, Nov l4-rhe following al
ditional particulars have been received %
the railroad disaster near Erie. The train
consisted Of four baggage and express, on'
second and I've first class coaches. I'LL ,
mile east Of Westerville the train ran Of
the track, in consequence Of The track mri
leaving . rail up The cars were oadl,
smashed Fou passengers werk killed anf
forty one injured none seriously. No limb
broken Many Of the wounded RESUMED
their Journey. About twelve remain a
Grie. Killed-Matthew Hnust. SUPP scd :
b from Iowa; Dr. Vim w Eldri,ige, ''n"n
dago county, N. Y; l. c. Hunt. Nunda, n
T.; boy from Ysnu,n; W w. ST, Milwaukee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

hrfGE on brady street, between Third aus
~ Fourth ,spliti
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

hAvENPORr. IOWA. 0FtiCE SoI til
- sid" th,rd street hriwccn Brady AID Nnin
airecla. Knsltrncr nnail IN nnrnsite
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BDr. T.. FRENCH.

DulSlClAN AND SURGEON ofFICt
J. Residence No % corner Main and Third
rc-'s. Davenport, Iowa iyi.sa-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

. Nav yesx. Nov. T.. The foa's specis,
says Gen. Grant hes revoked ordcrs No.
u and A. which be issued Tor the psrpose
Of protecting the Union people OF the South
BY the military power. The revocation 4
made upon the distinct grounds tina, the
President's orders subsequently, Issued null
lines the order. Gen. Grant tells bio friends
that he shall still believes In The necessity
tor such orders, but submits TO his superior,
who tcEcs the rnsno., x.s,iti,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
The CIsoIerss. N Orussss.

The Cholera morbu. l. well known and common
complaint. II T. Frequently after ded ". sh severe
cramps. with vomtit Ar.. vim serious sHeeneSe
vf the bowes and other painful symptoms. Opium u
largely given In one shape iher for this disor
der Powerful snc Is,isunus drugs some ti.,es
administered un or variety OF mixtures n specine
Tor II Even II euth r.mesiics happen to cure thcy
leave behind them the sce- oi death grrnlinaic
The first opportunity. kadway Ready Relief i open
To no such grave objections. i,s, oonful ~ II al
mln'tt,rod IN wiiegla-r ~ swsetened water has \
morc beneficial eject Mt than anv cOnipou, q oi
l.udapum camphor. rhuharb. Ac.. and n the pa u BE-
not fvrthwi removed. n we'll - the violence of the
discharges IL ninirhcd IN about TWEEN minutes rep
.ttion - the dorc Of Ready Relief H. ecrtsn to pro
durn the desired effect ion have only, in addition Ia
apply hnnnels srak-d with kes,y Ne t.f 10 he howe
aud the cure l. conI ei.. Tn" danger il over yer,
quickly. You are satisfied from The the ks.
ii.t Is bornd To ui-h the dis. Even IN bilious
cholic the treatment mnst terminate Just suc
ccssinlly; aud should Inflammation IL the bowel- ts
precnt The Ready Itc gist internally aud applied
externally viii prove perfect remedy. u doe oi
two " Dr Railways pills he fscrr.ily given at N.
same iimc For cholera niorbus there Il nothing ,H,
under any circumstances. Railway ally Relief
price ut 80 cents n ootf,r, Sold by Druggist
\. r.-ln the East indies. Gal, nua and south
america. diva, Ready Relief is extensively use,
Ia the treatment al Asi-tic Ch,lera and yellow Fe
,ef II II The ouly remedial cent that he be ud,,,
up'n With absolute ccrtn.Dty let every one keep
hottie near y en- n cure will nj avs follow.
RAILWAY a co. \. Maiden Lane "
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scn,el envelope free The th. roker Pil- are ,u,d
w AL d'rreriss NJ =, pr hox six hoxc- Tor or
'tcv s.n' hy mil nee ti p"~'4ur. IN nm ornar,
r;'r. ~ tom oi'N'' giiun hy addressing ih. so,
r'nriitrcr. pr " u NEi.W1N. ~ Walker ~ New
Nrh u Cher"k.. i'sii- y" are prepared ru
lt ~ c.srs wAru mi'der medicines inii ,le,r arr,
an Icy rla' ,s~;are fee on rcc.iIi oi - he price
~ a., + boa
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CuSnNAN, HARDIN 4 BR0.,
BANKERS,
No. ~ S0uth clark Street,

0pecial ard ussSi cnlsr asSeneios gwen to TIE
accounts ofCounsry paDfs and BANKERS. Col
leesisns made on Nil points in the country. o..
ders for the purchase or safe Of all clssses Of
Government ,,scur;,ies. Ccin, &C.. p omptly 81.
ecnted, aud purchase or sales made IN New
tors without addish,ual change
We keep o.stso,lv on h,ud large amounts
Of L. :. 1905. i,-:nss AID 5-2s's bonds aud an
oil orders promptly. at the lowest rae;
Is II. W. CUSHMAN,
Late Of the Bank OF " ava, Iii.
~ HARDIN.
,ras.dsrn : ". iIARntN. Jr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

"ANTED-AGENrS, tl5o PER MONTH,
w very here. male and female, 10 sell the
GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
IN1 MACHINE. the greatest inventisn Of the
"Se. frice eio. Every Mainline warranted
shree veaes Address. eECOMB L Co.
oo'S o6wl0 Csovelaud, Ohio
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

NOMINAL, Nov. IA large quantity 81
military stores are continuing TO arrive
here. among which h . number OF Arm
strong guns.
A serious accident had occurred to lock
10. on the Branharnaip canal, and nasiga
ton Il likely To be interrupted Tor several
dave
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
nuRleY's P0PVlsR WORN CANDY

A THE 10 really = rpceinc for Worms. and the best
and moot palafabc form 70 give children II |. not
surprising that Is fast taking place Of all other pre-
parations for worms-it being tasielcss. any child
will take II. ang2Jdkwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

The great Blood Purifier, ~ Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unrivallcd. removes all Impurities
from the blood and gves health a. strength to the
system. III RILEY. RUDOLF co.
PrupriefOrs LOuSyillc XIV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-15

a.AToo. paCuxG:TA, ~.
o. .uvACsuaso ASp soIo ~ t@'ws-r cAss
nan nd Lumb-r Ysrd On fr.nt street. ao0S
Railroad bridge
A. Lumber Yard on Harrison q. bstwo
ll1h . lGeA Streets.
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