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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-20
5ales bp Qurtior.

OuLi1 W RulhiDi-
A UCTION.-superior Medallion Brussels and r.
f1afs very se q cd ai "a Bo
oAkls Auction keoas eorns- Of fIanAfr and Miiam 81
A. NJ MEKWIs Auciopesi.
Try BANGS, MERWIN q CO. Broadway COR. 4th-
Tfs & SG9 ss ID F'9y 9Hs: . sstu' A
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY, subsserg rsh co arion q,
i"Sudas % .se an 1nqa. &c e
@ War saa many ls' Tr sro woE. % .h alOP e GAIA
$50, $50 =. LE4yITT Aeei.assr. : =
QO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS 403 Broadway
CoxsIeSaESTs SOLICITED. ADvAsoEs sADE
Hurry IT, LEApN Auc,ouect
HENRY H. LEEDS 81 MINER will sell BY suc-
SATURDAY October 90
At loi o'eiock at tbei slesrool. No. % Libertyss
PogsSfHSD II re- 1. , bsa
room. and Chamber Furniture Cottage suites pha IN
Once Ds s:I: s c fsS: &C. S.iIs.ss fS% a,
ke China Cookery Ware, Glassware &c Also ssssrs
ocrAvT H TiasS st n.S Ce 81 Bacon n.,.
hARBLE-BED BILLIARD TABLE
About 900 Ward. Day aud Night Signals Telegraph Books
HKSRY II. LsEDs Aactionser.
HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER will sell BY Auc-
MoNDa i1n S 90
At 10 O'Clock the UnOnpac Stables No "a E.s. -Four
VALUABLE p ,s f sSsys2 s@ t e is ALLEN HAM
sLETosIAS TRUsTEE's .toei The properly gen.
sTR%%sEfFr hS%E GShE i'i !:y u
Black Hawk Fac Allen by Ethan Allen out Of Black Hawk
'sTRSwBERRY ROAM HORSE RovER-Foalsd 1861, u
above
BAY STALLION CHAMPIoN-ROaed 1864 out Of Lady Of
BROWN Film LADY GHTpoor-Foasd 1891 by Ry.dict
HaubletOniAn out OF Belle a Bristol.
BLACK CANADA HORSE JACKS years old hot very
fast, in $50; good pole horse.
DARK BAY HORSE ST LAwREECE-Yery hst; viii trot
single urder 30; double in 2.s5; years old
BROWN HORSE KATfLER-Very fast Snvsi trot n zss donbe
driven with St. Lwrenoe years old thi' team oan be
DARK BAY MARE ROSA BoEHEUR-ThOrOushbrcdfh with
CHESTNUT MARE LADY BIRD-Tru.tse stock, aud others
Particulars in catalogue -
LIGHT WAGON. nesry double HARNESS. &c.
Can 10 above two days before sale.
Holm ii. DRAPER, AUCTI0NEER.
UNDERWRITERS SALE OF DAMAGED COTTON
JOHN H. DRAPEB AND CO.
WILL SELL,
On THURSDAY, October 20, 1850,
at O'Clock p.
. front OF Store No. Il2 PEARL-sT,
(Isnoversquare)
ABOUT 200 BALES or COTTON.
slightly damaged by .h water and Nos SO
$40 Westinghouse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-20
Goal, sc.

TpFST English House Camel aud Liverpool Orrel
DoOI Of 10 New York Brooklyn 10 qa,n 10 70 a
H. o. PARhELB a sa0rHkk, 30. @rtesh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

WAsuIxGToN, April o. HOUSE = The
morning hour was occupied in the consider
alton Of the reports from tho Committee on
Military Affairs. A considerable amount OF
miscellaneous matter from the committee
Was disposed Of, including the bill giving
three months pay, allowed to any officer
who should continue in the service 10 the
close Of the war and to such officers a re-
signed or were mustered out ut their own
request, after the 18th of April, 1865. The
War Department had construed the law AS
not covering such cases.
Nj. Stevens made report from the Fl
nance Committee on the deficiency bill which
was agreed to. The only matter of public
interest Is that In reference to the engfavine
Of the face of the Superintendent of Curten
cy printed on the five cent currency, which
was very interesting, and which was agreed
upon. The proposition provided that NO
portrait or likeness OF any living person en-
sraved shall be placed on any VI the boads,
securities. notes, or fractional or postal eur
rcncy Of the United States.
NJ. Thayer, Of Pa, asked il that provis
ION was agreed upon 30 a. to avoid the ex =
pense III having new plates engraved.
NJ. Stevens replied that IL there were TO
be but one plate engraved the Conference
Committee would probably have agreed to
hat, but the printing of new cuts Of al the
racti0nal currency would cost 100000 and
require delay of six months.
Mr.. Thayer thought the action of the
committee entirely proper under the cir.
cumstancea He wished the country to un
derstsnd the reasons Of The modification
agreed TO.
Mr.. Schenck introduced 4 bin for the re-
lief Of Hiram Paulding, Of the o. 8. Navy,
which was read twice and fe6efred % Con
mittee on Naval Affairs.
The House resumed the consideration Of
the Brooks Dodge contested election ease
from the 9Th Co.'S essional District in New
York.
NJ. Shellanbarger made IN argument in
support OF the contestant.
Mr.. Ashley introduced bill to aid IN ~
construction Of . railroad and telegraph llne
frdA 0geat ealt IAke 70 the C01ofsdo river.
Rcd twice and rstsrred to COMMITTEES on
h regular order Of 0usiness beine the
call q Committees Eo9 fepoeoa, coumancine
With The Committee on Military A6airo. m.
0chenck, fro0 that .commiAses. repofNej
baeke 1emotia1 relative - ~ N61ienal
Guard Il IL Ueats q Me- Yask0ulloose
b ~ e. Of Co. 0NoDf160 q. Uom
0111oo - 0lin1ngY A1l1R
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Nsw YORK, April 5.-The Heralfs Hav.
ana correspondent writes that there is a
great deal of mystery attending the reported
negro rev0lts on several plantatisns in Cuba,
the statements respecting the affair being
very contradictory.
There have been several very disastrous
ires in various parts Of the Island, and it Is
thought that the slaves may have been the
authors of some of them.
An anti slave association had beed organ
lied in Havana to prevent the introduction
of African negroes into the Island
A new line OF Spanish steamers have been
established to run between Havana and As
pinwall, Nicaragua and Jamaica
1t q reported that the sugar crop will be
one quarter less than was expected.
The petroleum excitement has reached
the Island and the inhsbitan are boring
with, In some cases, successful indications
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

New YORK, April 5.-The Commereis
says: The firm Of Bcatley Bros, & Co.
tea merchants, have suspended. Liabilitie:
100000 The failure 10 attributed to mem
Der of the firm having issued bills to the ex
tent of t25O,OO0 upon forged documents
The delinquent partner 10 reported missing
Another member Of the Petroleum ant
Mining Stock Board, Mr.. d. G. Schoficld Il
reported ~ having failed upon contracts
upon Pit Hole and U. 8. Petroleum stocks.
Money is in active demand, 6 per cent
being the general rate on call. Gold les
active 127t0128.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

SAN Francisco, April Arrived. the
Laura Howes, from Shanghai. She brings
a full cargo Of Japan tea, Of which the stock
had become reduced.
Imperial Consul Ginlen has received Off
cial news from Guerno, Mexico, to March
10th. In an action at Tepalpla the Liberai
Gen. Csno was defeated BY the Imperial
Gen Nivaso with loss of 63 killed. Disx,
the Liberal General, met body of Imperial
troops under Col. Acaval, as Lano Grande,
and Diaz was defeated with a loss Of 100
prisoners taken. The news much clatet,
the Imperial garrison at Acapulco. The
Liberal Gen. Alvarez is said TO have 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

CkuclxnA1ss April 3.
Itpt D. 463iss, &giaarIy editor Of the
1a'iti f!n., &sah ReAlspd eosnsy.
z Ars. Jsk. .Bavis, arrived hsss tAis oorn-
ing, ftuA Louisville. ~
{ 4 bil astherising The City 81 Cincinnati
e purchase the Gas works, paassd both
House, q the Legislature yesterday. %
amendsd = % require The question to Be
submitted 70 popular vsts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The Esening
Telegraph publishes the following.
TREN1oH, N. j., April SIN answer to
your editorial unhesitatinply say that
have never received letter from President
Johnson in which he offered me any posi-
ton under The Government, If would de
feat the election of radical from New Jer
sey. Do me justice by publishing this.
(Signed) J. NJ. ScovILL.
The Telegraph adds the names of parties
who allege that Scovill told them that he
had received such letter from the President
aud who are willing to swear that he did 80
state. They are Mr.. H. b. Leeds Of Allan
tic City, and DR.. Homer of Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

WARRINGTON, April 5.-The galleries are
again densely crowded /; the debate on the
veto Of the Civil Rights Bill being the At
traction.
The new Senator from Vermont, Mr. Ed
monds, has appeared and been qualified.
Senators Dixon and Wright will 60 to
the Senate, provided vote shall be reached
ON the veto to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

There 4 woman in the pubiie eye Whose name
he'd e!l along been associated, In our mine, with
the "Yankse," 'Qusck," ed 'Humbug." But
Il 10 % no longer, and we dssiee to wrest her
other minds. Whatever notions We may have Of
womsniy dslicecy End propriety, We Will edmit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse-the good Nurse
tho best Nurse. whether weshall have Female
Phyeicians or not, 10 . question which must be
decided By time and principle. sad not - mst-
rom may - we'll bshsve themselves, for If there
70 really waat, there will also Be asupply-i il
there s. "ealling." there will be . cossing.
Nature and human society ere always selt-supply.
ing, aad though Art end Fashion may hinder,
lrs Winslow does mot want 70 treat You Gen.
tla~w Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modsstly appears - . messen-
yea ofhealih and happiness 70 your lxsAHfs in
the cradle. Is there snything improper in thati
A nurse of 80 years. s1Perieoes can boldly
70 be listened 70. God speed her on humble But
happy mission. She 10 the most successful phys
ician and most benefactrcss our little one
ever snjoyed-her doting parents not excpeted
Just open the door for Der, and nrs Window
will prove the American Florence Nightingale o.
she Nursery. OF this W ere 20 sure. that VI
will teach our +" SusS" TO cay "A BLalsme o.
Ms. Wmslow'-for nelping her 10 survive and
escape gripping. coliskine and teething siege.
We conhrm every word Get forth IN the PDoornc
perform, every part Of it-nothing Ices. Away
your ''Cordiai." "Paregoris," DrJps," ''Leuds
num-" and every other Narcotic, by which tn,
babe 10 drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic Tor life.
We rave never seen Mrs. Winslow-know hsl
only through the preparation Of her T" Soothing
! Syrup for Children fsetAing." II No haA ri
| power, 10 would make her, q she 10, physiea
savior TO the Infant Raee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Adv1es from Busnos Ayres state that On
Italian Vessel On which ~ embefgo bad
bsea laid BY The Federal Court u that pos,
had bedn taken out Of the harbor under the
protection of the guns ef the Italian va,
steanef Veloce. which steamed into the i'm
ntr rssas Cor this purpose. The action "a.
ken by the local authorities in the matter
was nj sacsrtainsd prior to the departure
" the south American mail steamer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Dent Fail - Procure Mrs.
wINsLOw'S SOOTHING Strip. for Child
rem Teething. II has been used for - years
with nevsr-failng safety and success BY miiions
Of mothers for their children. Il corrects scidi-
y Of the stomach. relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health. and comfort
TO mother and child. Olics, No. - Deg street,
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Ne aos let year pretualce ssanA
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHINGSYRUP. 1t correct.
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves wind collie, Rsgu.
lates the bowels, softens the gums. gives rest %
the mother end health 70 thsI child OdRce, -
Deg street, Nav York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

A.. ->-.-a., - -. se..s..,,H. LIZ
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sr1v4s ~ Tinsisis IN - ~ ssSss
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w - - C1acrIia RaileeSa o. 1hf6S1A y
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naenllA mi1EuoA ousnoike Soua. canal. or
otSer pnfale Wcek III ameodueo6 wos
ogEO6o % 81 ~ Tn - aaneedod boDod.
Ah6sA tilfto eoouAsuou1eaion foar q Ne
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06
LATE NEWS


ri gaoeseyseone CesossooaAaneD.
nAr1nens, Apsil s.-In ~ Used 49,.
Circsis Ccurt 81 nosniag thssU ~ 10
81 nistrjcs Ateofnsy A. 7. aeDen Eq.,
- e. QS3ls . fsssi = 5eSs1e ed
~ VrisSeo = aeooebAoeo NJ - insesue
~ 81 ~ letass ~ Atto6nsy 0sossal -
70 ". J. Jeass, Distsics Attorney q ~
oI Tie following \ IL lssssr non Il. Gen.
S &C. On. Amy Srzs urrsp s.A..al
WdDhAngton, Apeil 3, 1893.
To His Excsllsncy Andrew Johnson, Frssa
dent Of the United States.
Sn:-1 would respectfully requcse ~
B1.d,s{ . 1ssssss: "a Gen. ,ss so.d q - -
der which he y now hsld By IT, Ss4ee g
Masyland, for Tie part hs took IN Y 1911
|Of Gettyu6uFk = ! uDoess1And, q H. =
| D. Joh1Don WoD pafuled un0ss ~ COVE
lion boeWeo4 0oo0gaD Dhos1n1 80 So..'
oon A. ~ tins Of he indic1ee - ~
in ths e1ats Of llasylAnd b. aathority non
; =. H''d w. W. s,'s 81; ~ '''' :
Your Obdt serv't, n,
fdRpedl q. q. 0nAuz, L. Cen. )
h following y ~ sndorssmsat a IL
PreGldo1t; N.
nxnCuFlvn MAumon,
Washingoon, April 4, l0oQ
To the Attorney General.
Comply with this request !
[siened1 ANDREW JOHNSON.
The following Il The response Of the At
torney General.
WASHINGTON, April 2. 1893.
To William Jones, Esq, District Attorney
Baltimore, Md.
On the first and second page of this sheel
you will ind copies of . letter from 0sners
Chant ind note nom the President TO me
in which he directs me TO comply with ~
request Of Gen. Grant In obedience, there
fore, to the order Of the President, you ars
hereby instructed 70 release Bradley L
johnson from his bonds. He y n b dis
|clareed nom arrest and not again arrestet
unless upon orders from this once. am
sir, Most Respectfully,
Your Obdt Serv't,
lsignedl jams 6PsRD, Att'y Gen.
AaociaSe Justice 0iles, presiding alone OF
The Circuit Court bench, direCsed that -
| bail Of Gen. johnson for the som Of 90, 900
entered into on the 24th ult., be exonefatet
and that Gen. johnson be discharged iron
arrest, which was accordingly done.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06


Nsw OAaaxss, Apei1 3. =
4 HAhodist OoalesGnes b bssne. MI
eesc. Dahsp Ksssaaagt tsssidss. DhasP
aossy bss0doe tplo6sFow. Daaaoeas y
sub diV11sd - ~ ceanit4ees Appointed.
Many ~ nsnbess haSe apPsarsd. i
Addi8enal bad nsus feso ~ ersss1ose.
The hsevy rains esntinus, - ~ whole
The Pres argues 49, ~ Prssadsnt's
proclamation a6oliahes, martial law and
military ocupaiioo u rsnoved. .iaAs
Heavy raias h Louieisna. There afs
900 fes. Of crevasses u Baton RoagA and
many othses ere feared bslow. The whole
country down to Bayou t1squsuis win be
saboss1sd, and il b feared DAyeu Plaqss-
mie oansot carry OF The food, and that il
vill extend down to Bayo LAiarchs, com
prising the richest sugar and cotton lands
ii Louiisns. Crevassos sre feared al over
the StAs. The lsves coumiseioners ere
sitting md actiae. promptly.
a0ses asb'ssspee "a l've'
Y Sstsrn proees 10 lively aot taken up
|An arriNl. FrG(ohts % New TEX low q
<le to9Ceeelnp6 soek e. soso.
Weeds sf0 Ileulnt - want sfDsttse "a.
1ee0G&n. an. ~~e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

TRENTON, April 5.-Thc probabilities Are
very strong that there will be no joint meet
ings and NO Senator elected. The resolution
to go into joint session failed by the usual
vote in the House.
The Senate is to adjourn tomorrow at 10
O'Clock sine die.
The Hobbies are comparatively clear, moss
Of the operators having gone home and given
up the contest
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

NEW YORx, April 6-As the session Of
the New York Conference of the n. E.
Church in Brooklyn to day, resolution was
adopted expressive of brotherly feeling and
love towards the members Of the Conference
of the Church South, now assembled IN New
orleans aud recommending Sunday neat -
day Of mutual prayer and duplication !.
The U. =. Deputy Marshal arrested Thdg,
Clark this morning on the charge Of haviRe
caused the death Of 1 seaman named Payton.
by kicking him of = yard arm of the ship
Victory. on her Late passage from New York
10 Liverpool.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

The following u N extract from letAsr WIZ.
ten BY the Rev. J. 8. Holme, pastor ofthe Pierre
post street Baptist Church. Brooklyn, n. r., 10
the Jeswssl ssd Messenger. Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volunss IN favor Of the world renowned
msdisias, MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOB CHILDREN TEErHINa =
I've 80 - aAvsrtissnsnt h your eelsns .
MRS. WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Nov, Ne nsvsr said . woed In favor Of patent
msdieine bs1essia orr life. bst ws feel coMpellsd
70 say = your readers tAss this il no humbug-
- Aoss tried u Sst laoW u siN - ~ 4 e1sins
u b psssah9 go Of Tie nsae sssessstul nsdi
sia1sef he Day. bssaase IL b - Of Tie bsst-
And these ofyeur readers VIE have bsbiss sas
Do bsttse shsa ny in . s1pply4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Mother and Chlld.
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Testhing. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays all pain. aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say 70 ev-
cry mother vino has . suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine II timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06
C0MMG RGlAk.

Dskenport Market Report.
Oevyce o. 4Ra DAvxxfosr DsuocaAs,
April s, 1865.
fLori Wholesale, per bbl. Ss.l0
aF.- N In sacks. os.V0
In bulk $3.50.
II Retail In bbt $3.50.
rat IA Sacks. e0.0
- . = la bulk, &k-e0,
! BusfkasAS fLoUa. IPer cwt. Is.
e CosxMEAL.-Per bushel, 7octs.
rWm+t.7No- !, old, $a56. i No new, $50.
No. 2, new, 7rc.
CORy.4z7e.
BARLsr.-No. l. So05octs. No. 2, 25cts.
Oars. 16@lsc.
P0fAsOBs-3ec.
ONIoSs.-18@20.
BUfTsR poo
E"os-i9Lc
HAY-tS.OO0$12,0
Coal 9c per bush. 1t both yards.
W0oS.-e7Q75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Cn1eo9o mo14eoos
D TsieesspA.l CsIoAso, April s.
There YES . falr attendance Oh Change ted.y
With moderate active businssa In Grain st grsatj
improved priees.
Hour higher grades we're snquirsd f.r to
moderate extent and TIE marhot ruled steady. but
common QaAittiee were Quist.
Wheat-Thefo was . fair amount Of acetvity and
psices appreciated fully lc p hu With ssles Of No
Sprtns III regular houees At u 26k01 SIX clesins
eth fee buyers q 81; No spstng 10 q0ist will
Eight - In special houses 1t s4c extra spring arn
~ d leo1 a.
Com-ln good request and arnsr. saiss Of No !
= from Z 94sHe I"r fresh ssd y for wiater; 70
Oats -hore activity With salss Of - 80 bu q ~
@33xc for winter receipts, and It 95Q2o for iresb
receipts q Not; tho sses Of No range It from 81
Kyc-Q uist. With light sales Of No aiAse.
Barley Quiet but without ceaential change. Good
We.teri cold .. 5,0365s.
Hish Nines-Hntre'y nominal, At q 9o012 "a
Pr0vis ans = Almost Nfelees, but price, non i.
inally " anged Mess pork sold - 49, but -
co. srsl tAiny buy RI rnly oasf EGGS =.
Lard-ie held q 1S9lSkc, with small sales q Il i.
side aguv.
Cut n afs Inactive and nominal
0esds Steady and unchanged.
0r0esres Active and steady.
Beef CMt.e-The upper Grades are modcr ately &C
i've a. ,dy; common qualities dull and ess;ev
sac rrnse rom "a 5c@b Tor common 70 medium
l0S5 u for fair to good; lSk&s 30 for good /
ho,cc chipping beevrs.
Live Hogs- y cd rat " active and etesdy q q %
o. fer coa,rn IN; 5000 80 for good to ohoica
eheep-Dail and only better grades arc salsable,
at fron @500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

MoBrLE, April 5.-The schooner Eugeae
from Pensacola, reports the destruction by
dire Of the U. S. steamer Convoy, Capt. VIII
lisms, caused by overturning . lamp in tbt
engine room. The captain and crew were
obliged TO escape in boats in their night
clothes. One person was killed and several
injured. Nothing was saved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06
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sumption.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAA
i il the most highly approved medseips evsf
discovered. Il has steed The best Of Al tests.
Time. having had an unprecedented sale Of
nearly forty yesrs. II 10 recommended ~ our
best physicians, our most eminent cleisene, Me
Press. the Trade. in f.ct BY ell Who ksow IT,
For certificates, which can BE- given 70 almost
any extent, see wrappers TO each bottle. The
Proprietors will cheeffully refund the money u
not entirely satisfactory. Pr.ce SO cents ard ~;
the large bottles much the cheapest. Be care
BY REED, ctTIER ! Co.. wIol.s.is 1tSs.
gists, Boston. Sold in Davenport by dealers
generally. jansl-dAwSm
Private Matters.
TO the unfortunate. Or. CLARKE, - Clark
street, No. 4 Harmon Block, 10 . msh Of , few
cords, but gives patients Of both sexes. Pnonrr,
asliAsLs and THOROUGH raRAsnErr. victins Of
indiseretion, quacksry or ineomp-teney consult
DR.. Clarke, whose great success depends NJ on
regular EDUCATION and experience. Go 70 Nh
1t once and be cured He does not want your
money unless he does you good.
~ Send 81 for box of his celebrated Fs.
male Pills. Sure cure. These Pills sRssn FROM
rms p'srmAAaY. are the ONLY SURE REMEDY
for the removal Of Distractions and lrregulari.
ties Of Females.
- Send two stamps fer "Psivats Letters
to Mari led Ladies." se
~ Send two stamps for Description u
Pessarie Prsventif"
- Send two stamps for :. Private Letter on
Seminal Weakness"
Address DR.. CLARKE, No. : Harmon Block,
Chicago. Ill. uch9-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-06

Nsw YoRx, April 9.
C0rrox 3SGS9c
tLoUa Eul', few buyers. t7.l0O7. so Elk. 81.
1s20@eS.50 X q.
wmAs.-No receipts, opened rather steaiier
bnt closed quiet, Sissy l.66 Mich. Club, e1.7o
choice No do.
CoaS.-One ct. better, 74@77 unsound, re
7aH sound.
0As.-Shade 6rmer, 40@4s new. ss@Ss old
Western. market closing dull.
PoRK.- Less active and heavy, 326 St Q26 new
closing e2i cash, t260$25. rs Old.
LARD.-Heavy, log is<
wHrsxsr .-Stea ". 2.26G2 q.
PkrRoLrs.-Q Quiet, IS Crude. 40 refined.