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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
is. ALLEMAN BRO.

Manufacturers and dealers in Furniture. two
d's,t- <O'th of Parker HOUSE.. Plymouth. Indiana.
Burisl ca>-> of al -iz~ Kept constantly hand.
They have two hcs,rst< in READINGS all ttmes
attend funerals. in town or country. 45yI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
Strength to the Weak!
Unufh IN tho Agodf
BIOKRENE

CTRES TMPOTENCY. GENERAL DEBILITY,
NERTOIS TNCAPACITT, DYSPEPSIA, DFPRES-
SION, Loss or APPETITE, LOW SPIRITS,
WEAKNESS or THE ORIGINS OF q GESERA1TOF,
TM5ECILT1 !. MENTAL TNDOLEN FBfA CA
TTON. ENNFE IT HAS 4 MOST DELIGHT
FIJI, DESfHfBLE and NOTFL EFFECT UPON
the NERTOUS STSTEiI: and all who are in any way
prostrat"d 10y disabilities earnestly ad-
vscd &" -crk cure ina this most excellent and un-
equallcd prrTa araiiun.
Persons who. hv imrTntence. have lost their
NATURAL NIGoR, will find speedy and permanent
in.f L.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01

The FEEBLE. the !AyGTID. the DEsrAIRISG, the
oLD should give this valuable discovery a trial; IL
will be- found totally different from all other articles
for the same purposes.
TO FEH1LES.-This preparation is invaluable
in nervous weak ness oi all kinds. IL will restOe
the wasted strength with wonderful pcrmanence.
II is also a grand tonic. and will give relief In
Dyspepsia with the first dose A brief persistence
in its will renoyate fhe stomach 10 a degree Of
perfect health. and hanish dyspepsia forever.
One Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for So
Sold hN nrmrsi.fs -rnrrnllN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-01
Land for Sale.

90 affH aaI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
VOL. IL.

HoLLowAy's PiLLs AND OiNrMsuT. DROP
ey-Ths action Of the remedies on the
blood. che~keehe be tatid >euslpc Of the
Watesy humoss into the absorbents. and by
equalixing the flow Of the secsciions, REM
Osdttleae pehttiAtine through ibs posss q
die skin drains BY evaporation the ssrxm col
lected in the cellular jtissee ssd ultimately
perform radical cure. The pills purify
ths blood and strengthen the digestive or
s.na,:. .a.. &.i 1AlA.s !sao /
Go to our friend N r. Nerrill's for Kero>
ssenc Oils. Aeops. Lsste~s, lCheadeIiers
Glassware. ETC., II and 70 Randolph street,
o"''''yfl.-..4@- o"''' IL 'r r's. 'sn
A Nsw FAIsY TALs. -Once upon time
there existed beautiful fairy Who loved the
race Of men, and ~as constanily dong good
70 the human kind. But she unfortunately
fdl i9ts tbs power Of giant vhe katsd oeN
Aad w6lnkA - tpueh = she loeed thetA So
ose day the fairy escaped into the country,
and gathered together gentisn root, SASHA
fms bark, calumus srd other vegetable in
krediants. Of these she made . decoction
With choice Jamaica, which she stole from
The g,ahG.s paWsy, } IND aheo pSusfng ~
magical preparation in bottle, she hid the
bottle n the Voods. Ti5is bottle contain. d
the fairy's loep1psent into nsskin(S and
hsv best. Thousands Of years passed away.
end recently the good fairy's bottle vas
found BY . member Of firm Of Hubhel /
o.. ond It's eohtents hevs ever sine9 been
familiar OF the public -
4 HUBRELS GOLDEN BITTERS.
famous cure for Dyspepsia, Heart Burn
and Debility.
Nas Isr6 Opt, 80 nsdsoa .&asss
For sale 1t wholesaie aRd retail. 6y Beid
.srbscke Il Miller, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

1COT n9CE1vED
fHB LATEST sTYID OD
"LAD198' 0tLK DAooUBS,' y
=. OATH nACQUu
r ApIee' KIP AND sn.K oLovsy.
EHaoolDrRlEs, SILK SUN unsasl, As
Hep &klr(ss Comets, 1sGlstG
Atfhe assoftment Of DRESS TRIMMlxGe
aand BuJTONS. p0BUUNS. HAIR COILS
Machine Nlsk and T'hseaA.
sFANs ssd NOTIONS n Ne Lowest Market
rates, at
$40 STREEPER's, ns
South west corner sf Brsdy and "a streets.
q maya dau Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

CONsUNPrivEs DON'T LET 90 YOus BOLD ON
aoPx. un3 yos bsvs tested the properties Of
John {. BAKER / Cos Pure Medical Cod
Liver Oil in vain. There is testimony oi
the highest class to show that its effects in
Pulmonary eompiaints have been I'll but
miraculous. Not n try il in your sxtreni
y Is to decline fas chance for life. John
9. Baker L CO., No 7i8 Market st. Phila
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

CnEAP PRoPERrY.-A. C. Fultes offers
to sell building lots on 7th street. Nor b
Of the Court House At $7t per lot. Two
large lots. 6ss,6o. pssr l2,h and Scott
Streets, for <l3O. Desirable lots near
| Shields Factory, for $500. Lots north Il
Mt. Ida 0ullege 1t el50 to $3.50. One
acre and half acre lots on Locust St., With
handsome growth Of timber 2t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

POLICE CouRr.-Charles Evans was ar-
rested, to>day on behalf Of the Sta'e ,chare
Cd with the crime OF assault and battery but
on hearing the evidence il his behalf, Jus
tice Blood ordered his discharge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

lash NASsoxAL FLAG PnvssxfAnox.-
We ~ uld remind our citizens q the faq
presentation which will take place thia
evening at LeClairs Hall. A member Of ths
Fsnian Sistcrhood will present the l,g Il
the military branch Of the Brotherhood
Hon. John P Dillon and other prominent
speakers will address the meeting. Admit
tancc FREQ An invitation is cordially sx
tended 10 all OF our citizens.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
IRoN-Paospnunua -CAusAYA.-

IRON-PHO9PnUnUA @CAusAYA.-
7As Arss bsss knossn zonics, skilfuy and elegantly
eonbined In IN Anber-cs1orsd cordial, beautifully
transparent 10 she eye, tessant 10 the taste and
ceptable TO the stomach, In Casvsll. Mack I Ce.'s
HSrvU- PAssepAssuasl 1siss~ qf C6ltsayu Bark. +
Each pint contains ounce Of Royal Csllisaya
Bark, and each tes.poonl csnAias enc gsan Of fos.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
Hes CAewELL, MACK CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under bsh Avesus Hstsl,
jan35.tu thurs satAv Eev York Civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

Auction. Household fu, niture, tables
chairs, bedsteads, stoves, etc, three good
feathcr>beds, on Wednesday, Nay 9lh
1866, 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, corner Of 9Th and
Iowa streets. PARKER b VAN TuYL,
may6-d3t. Auctioneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

LOOK AT 1--WE call the attention oi
readers to the advertisem mt on the third
page, Of ne Nestkwestern Gin Concert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

BoDy FoUrD.--From the Mussatine Jour
nat Of last nights issue, ws learn that the
body Of Mr.. Dren Nichols, Of Drury's
landing, the particulars Of whose death We
gave last evening. was found yesterday
forenoon at about ten o'clock. washssl on
shore near tho bend Of the river above
M ;catinc. Tho discovery Was made BY
Messrs. Daniel and William Russell, oi
Fsirpost, who Immediately conveyed the
body to Muscstioe. 1t seems that instssd
Of boat.riding Tor pleasure, ~ the tale wcnt
in opr city yesterday. Nj. Nichols sst o.,
to look for some missing cattle, the land
being ovsrAewsd near his residencs. Ons
Of the children drownsd was girl about
lve years Of ags, and the oshse . bov
shout seven years Of ase. The Jssrae
says:
From The account Mrs. Nichols gives Il
seems that soon after the party he'd stASted
cot ~ skif was thrswn BY an eddy asasnsl
tree and upset, and the occupants sheowl
! iute the river. Mr. Nichols bscamv entan
eled in the branches Of the tsss and w
unable to render himself o. family any q
~ anee. Mrs. Nichols Aoatsd down wial
the current until reaching shrub, whicl
che ciutehsd and held On TO until rescued
~ the crew Of the Silver Lake. . has 81
ready been stated. She was taAsa 70
house near by, but there being no %
within, suit ef dry caoshieg wae eppso
priated. in which the uufors1nats woaa'
Naa attired.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
'aanoreaut 90 the sick.

invite the att .ption Of our readers to =
Al ps.u,ai Of Yt. kas,crly's medical adver-
cnt which can be seen In our columns to
Or. Eastetly's Family Medicines have been
ycals established IN ~. LOUIS. are de.
nv popular. have a rapid sale. and are re-
d the best now in use Dr. Easterly pc
= remedy for each particular form Of dis,
aud nos ane remedy 10 cure all diseases. ~
ten see recom,4ssdsdLy ~ others. His med
are standard preparations, kept IN all thu
pal Drug stores throughout the grea,
eest, aud are resorted 10 by invalids Ii ON
- OF the United States. A DR.. Easterly =
2 Medicines are prepared under the eye Of
,er,.ncrd ard educated physician We can
nerd them With confidence " the afflicted
~ much superior 10 Others ip gensrsl use
y 10 the stijicted give them atrial. Orders
.sed TO DR.. Easteriy, 81 Louis, No., vii
mptlv Hlled and forwarded by express 4
70 ofthe country. octl7 d&wly
n Growth OF Hair produced
sural color restored not dyed,) aud dis
the scalp, falling of. &c, efectually cur
usiux MAGUIRE'S HAIR COLORIN(
DWATlvE BALM Price u per bottle
Cd and sold by J. / c. MANURE. drug
&C. Louis. octl2dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
SMILEY 4 KNDPpBO,
stsek and Crean Ale, ReftsR anA
Lager Dses. -ea !. ....L =. So. +.

4 LsO xHRP COnerANrLY On HAND 4
"A ssa.plsts stsek Of A.A.. asRe. P4eh. 49,
Brsshss. Scoops. and Bfswsff hsssfisla = -
kiAdo.
Dssosey and MaN House n naDt Deseopoge
Orders soiisitsd end promptly xlsd. 2. - -
torne. s. s7, - .e.7 Sob14s1N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

TBs annual meeting Of The Iowa Stats
Medical Society convenes In the bsssmsst
q the Baptist Church, corner Of Perry and
Fourth Streets, te>morrow nosuing, u 10
o'clock. Members and delegates ars ~
qsested to register their names with the
Secretary Of The Society, . sarly in ths
morning as possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
Fami1y Knitting.
Neat, Dnrable and Cheap ! !
The Lamb Kn1tting MA.
chine COmuony1 81 1870

Brady q. 1rat door below ID
u slsirs, ssss 1cCosA 4 O66eests Stsvs.
re PREPARED TO DO ALL KINDS -
i Family knisting--p -pruvidisg xara Or sehass
ner. and Il prices that cannot fai 10 plsese. Ca9
cd leave your orders for Hosiery. CapA pfaw-
ers. Miltees, Basquss, ect. THU v NJ SeIy 4.
ehiss thas sssrsws ssd wiasss nd osses Issssss
ots. as 5s1a yoelS9W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

protection from the above, call on r,
ION & co. and take out Policies IN
irst class Insurance Companies repre-
by them. Where the assured par
|e in the Profits Of the companies
IL incuring any liability. Odice No.
| dy st. apr 6>d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

Forth 4th street. st. Louis, Merchant
|. and Dealers in t.rst-class Clothing
a, = Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
. goods ia the above line, will tind
cur advantage to call or address as
where they will find practical men in
usincss, and desling exclusively In
Us goods At reasonable prices. Re.
Tracy 4 Bristol. 35 North 4th
aissct;y opposite Main Entrance t.
= House. marc dsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

Bss,r ! Go. s.. Louss.-W eaves N
tresa pasessrs y again call the sssssaiss q
our tss;asss nsa 70 ~ eslsns edvgttl1s.
saeat Of THE afa. Aasng tbs selid end
sslistle (uS4st btsss ID The wesk thsss
i neos hsvine bsttsr rsputstiea thap thil
dns. rhiS Ssssisn ~ bssa r1ids y long
ysars Of tell and slsiet probity.. '.DuehG ~
this t,ss NY ssss presesvsa thsir snse
sity untarpiphsd. hence tasy ssssrfa ~
oDkhdenss u ths. mercantile sssasaiey
west Of them, - veil - thsss 1t vida
seops sfths sssntry Of Illinois. The bss-
isssb hsbfts and integrity Of THE 6rn asa
not unkaown TO many engaged isnsrean.
tie epssa&iess in this regisa. - 4
i ~ Seestslsy for y y speak. 1OsGssa
whe have. just made the West th4k hsael
those vho have not hadAn oppartune(t =
form business connections in St. Lsslo. -
would say that they can depend upon THU
iirm 10 ssery partieslar And wiGh We ~
MO- seoaAe.ss. Whatever they s6gAes
to do will be performed to the lstts.. This
is the charaster tfisy have hitherto borne,
end now that they .hsvs that reputation "a
sustain-s reputation built up By tie
stsictess integrity. they vill psfsus ths
same course Of conduct oa which ths Jbna
daaioa Of their prosperity was lid. Fos
these reasons Ne ask our business men -
reusnbsr then when they 20 To st. Louis
to purchase their stocks Il geods. s.e
Cous,Asrtv on HAnp. Child I Co., en-
Brady, keep constantly on band . foil -
sortmsut Of boots, shoes, and CATERS, msn-
ufactused In The best manner and sf the
most durable materials. Without neatly
0tting bsot. no gsntleman can consider
himself properly dressed. Many lady
hes won hsart BY wearing pretty gaitsv,
We therefore advice the young ladies' and
gentlemen Of Davenport to call on Child 1
Co., for snything il the line Of boots,
shoes Or gaisers, - the ''old folks" have
already learned to do before them.
GIvE 7nsx 4 CALl.-Near the corner Of
Second and Brady, Nickolls' Block, Rem.
ington 4 Co. have always on hand ~ fine
an assortment Of fashionable furnishing
goods asa On be found any where. They are
also notwithstanding TO srder IN III The latest
styles.
EXPECTORANT WITHOUT OPIUM.
DIR. WIN. HALLS BALS.iM claims the
favorable attention Of those whose eonstitu.
tions furbidthe use oi Opium or Morphine.
This astonishing remedy Tor CONSUMP
TON and Lung Diseases, has received the
strongest testimonials from citizens Of the
highest responsibility, and il richly worth Z
fair tiial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
" Remedy. Mrs. wlnslow's Mystic Pill.


slarrhea. aDyseeaery. sunamer
PLANT. dc.. speedily cured by using Ia
sis COMPOUND Extract Of Benne Plant. Pre-.
d only byJ. &C. Mcguire, ~. Louis. and
by all druggists, r. ScoviAgt. ChicagoL,
. Care Ch1l1s 4 Fever. get MA
.8E's A0uE MIXTURE. put up BY J. 4 @
EC,RE. ~. Louis. PRICE q. so per bottle
40 nnN ~ORrH OF REAL Es
tate in Des Moine', TO sell
ash VI exchange Tor City property in Da-
,ort. Apply 70 l.. J. EADS.
I IS -sis,n r. y. building.
7. rExrLE, Gardener AMI Florist, cor
md Main Sts., fruit and ornaments
snv90-1 (,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

|. woman in another column picking
|'s grapes for Speer's Wine. It 10 ar
|,ie article, used ir the hospitals and
|3rst class families in Paris, London
: York, in preference 70 old Por'
II is worth trial, IS it gives grsa'
Ion dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

|fs Mora Akp FAEOELs LorIox.-
|,s, or Mothpatch, (aiso called Liver
|nj Lentigo. or Fscckiess are often
|,oying, psrticulafiy to la6kes of6ght
ion. for tha discelored speee chow
|.inIv,o. The face Of . blonde thews(
,te /; tus they gseatly mar the bsao
her /; end any preparation that "iIl
liz. .fooose them without injurine
rs - color Of The skia is osrtainly
|rstut,. Dr.. 3. @. Perry Who has
,easce Of she akin = speciality -hAi
Cd 4 remedy fssthsss dlseeloeaeioas
st once psompt intAAtbas. Per sal,
hcock q Starks, and Stevensoo 4
= Prepared only bv B. @. Perry
loels&. No. - Bind Street, Nev
q (sr salc By 81 drueHi ste:G Psic'
,(Ss. Cali e. H*rrJs Moth a.
Lotion. FuLLsA Einca-& FuLLsl
Il Agents. Chsrdgo, nj. tsplS-l!
r. Dssr. AGe y Rryaat, strs
.1i1's Davs~psst CommefciAl Ou'
,..a thorough uescttual. epslnce
: q toy6srene good :ouae -
q orator. For circu..sssa address Ter
sssnpsl Bsyant, s!saeuh = asfF'.'
q Iowa SMly. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
ssA1E or NEW FORK, |.

s1A1I OF NEw YORK, l.
John D Cooks. President, snd Horafio Dorr, 0ress.
tnry If the Atlsntic Fire insurance Company. q
Br,.oklyh. b6lNg ssvesal1y anh daly swOsn, depcor
Il trne full aud correct sneenent of ~ amin os ~
sad Corporation, aeA that they are the afovc nare
ocs'a t1ArOf; and that report o. the capital o en
~ u sdd Company hae bcen deposited ID any Ueoo
q 1eu''sry = ssca q s,c : 49, 49,, ;,........
n0nAno D0RR eecr0y.
named John d Cucm, HSpsl6ent, apa Hor1tio Dsgf
oeesotary, this ~ dAy 0JmUngy. A. D.. 1874.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08

I0e steo0ef Amassnth - vo.t.a =,
eseeftso.ly e ~ - 1hr,e o. f.ns ~ ~
~ 20: railroed seidss. bat On SIn
~ eeve = up and moorsd hsrs,lf sieo.
aoe seS 'oenkste awsit he fall 81 ~
vases.. IT, esrssatis quite stsue unS,,
0e ss'dee and tbs Amarasth 49, esis.
vses. eosld not pass up.
The regulas 1sssda, racket B,iv., -.
OspA Todd, vtll lssvs lhss port e. 81 f.,..;s
- four o'clock this afseruoon.
|. Ths'seAaaeh ond reliSA1a ,,ass,... -
: 'saeo nsaas, Capt. nstchsli, Clerk n,
son. wsA dspaet 6er Dubuqus, end q, intar
| oediets hAdings to-morrcS nernins n !
o'clock. I'm. Pettynas, 4 1T.
/ The elegant ana 6eef pscket Me- 49,.
Ope +. J. Bu6rd, Clesk s. 0eVnneil ~
depart for Keokuk to~mosrow. RIM Pa.
lyman Agent @
The aest and popnlsr passenger pp.cte,
nuscatine, Capt. Geo. Jsnks, and Clerk
Dnwiey. ~ dspast - st. Lsaisas ~
. ps'"ss . neTev nH:eraing: R A.sPrss
Tt slke.st asd fast. running .te.m.,
Davenport, Capt. Parksr, and Clark Thes
O~sne, will dseert fer s.. Paal Th1ras
day Persons desiring to travel on . ira,
class boatAnd with courteous officers. Mi
sslect this opportunity. r. n. PrsttjnaAn,
agent.
Ar ms 0LD Posf AoAlx.-On Saturday
evening lsat ~ Annusi election Of ths Fire
Dep 'rtnent tsek plscs, and resulted in:ths
choice Of Col. r. n. Littlsr for Chief En-,
sinesr; Lostus Keasins, '1st Assistant j;
and John .Schaidt, Second Assistant. II
is With - ittis plsesure thse tho pub.ic
sses "Csl. Bs6." = the old post aeuia.
which be held 90 well and satisfactosily tor
- many years previous 70 the var. Undsr
bis energetic management there css be 10
fears that our Fire Department will deeen-
oRnfa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
ROCK RavER NJ
Oh I Mining Company's

81, ROCK RavER
Oh 4 Mining Company,y
{. .t' BRA H.OFF1CE.
UnAer ~ Fipse Nosaoaaa Dsak.
. xAFs Deycnpors. 1osvas
: 4 small amount Of Stock for iale.
Aat6 dn EDwin Snirn, Agent.
Den's ~ Fesllsh. Call aad ssamias
/ mething urgently needed BY everybody. 4
mpiS viii bs sent free b. mail for SO cepts thar
tails for - I. L. Welcost. ITO CAathao
|4uerr. New York. aa jyso-diy i 3s
|sw Remedy. Mrs. Wlnslow's Mystic Pill.
tn only sab, truly objective medicine for Fsnalse
I,t.ot. DO nae une with your health. and uss cheap
d lrnes.ous med cine, which Druggists may have
9sss,es Sss wn.iSxs s1D xysss I HS':ss s y,
- their operations; oOSTect all irregularities and
MAJ meastSnation; remove all Obstruciions, whcth.
from cold or otherwise. No maiden, wife or mott,
,nonld be without them. Iiy them -ase according
directions, aud we know the rcsnit will be M de
d.. Ask fov Mn. Winslows Mystic Pilh Take
y eeeer Price ~ per box, or boxes for S. Fop
lcage- nchs d&wsA
UPmAM'S lGAaR DYE.
80 csHn BOX.
soxes larger thsu Dyes that cell for a.
tTURAL. DURABLE, DEAUi1FU1 WAR
,NrED to please. This article has been thor
rhly tested by DIR. Chiffon, Of New York.
Prets booth and uarrett Of Philadelphia,
pronounce Il free from ell poisonous inxre
is. and the uaatcrisl % posing Il will not In
the most delicate hair. Sold bv Drugg 81
Fancy Good dealers ever, where
Idly JNO. J KRONER, Sole Pr0p'r.
l03 Chestnut street. PhnsdeIphis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-08
KELLEY & WOOD.
WHOLESALE I nETAll
sSyRLFHMB.avr1
HARDWARE
No. : Wesst second -,

NO. i W Ga ~ Hs
DAvgEPoRf, IOWA
NTf REsPECfrULLY Ask TIE ATTRN,
w tion Of the Public to oar Lxgs sal esAr
plsts Stock. conisting in part sf
NAILS. FENCE wIRE, PIOWs,
FARMING TOOLS. NAN1l.lsA AND -
TARkED ROPE, WlNDOW 0LA8r,
PUTTY, LINSEED OIL. TURPgNTlMA
{ White LEAD. LEAD PIPE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLRRY.
Oalvoe PleeeA ware. 1.eaahSr 90
8obbeP 0o1sonGy
BRUSHES, COTTON AND HEMP .rWluna
D3OOA 1WlMEH. DAOOM WIRE,
PITCH. OAKUM, FILES, CHAINS.
HORSE SHUES, HORSE NAllA.
PUMPS, PISTOLS, aHOT rUUC0u0.
POWDER FLA6kA, POnCklsA10
KlTfLBN AND SAUCE PANS. HOUs8 CADs
PENTe1E, SHIP CA2PENT9nU ma
CHINlBTS AND COOPgnS' TOOLS.
Asd Issssal assortment of eesds 10 ~ ~.
which Wo o9se - W0OL10kL8 . 1e3A4
LoVvese DHark0t Rafna.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-16

"SpRrNG Is CoMISG,"-The Vedette says
that the decisions of JUICE Drake, of the U.
s. Court of Utah, denying the right Of the
Probate Courts, to issue naturalization papers
aud refusing American citizenship to poly.
gamists, have excited much comment and
caused some frotby words from the pack OF
law-defyiug polygamists of Utah. We have
but one consolation to extend to them. 1t is
offered after the style of Police Judge Clinton
of this city, in his remarks to acitizen who
had resented an insult offered to his wife,
Spring is coming and if you do not like the
laws of the United States you can leave"
How does the boot appear when placed on
the other foot2
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-16
9ailp Moaataiuetr.
EpitOme Of Telegraphlc News.
ICOMpnED rROM rHE oREaONIAS. !
DATES TO may I3.

III Washington, May, l3.--Judge Underwood,
who arrived yesterday morning from Nor
folk, with a copy of the indictment against
jeff. Davis for treason, was in consul alton
all day with Assistant Attorney General
Ashton, Speed being temporarily absent in
kentucky. 1t is currently stated that JEFF.
will be tried on this indictment when the
United States Circuit Court reassembles at
Richmond, to which place it is now adjourn
ed to meet early in June; that Chief Justice
Chase will preside, and that. Attorney Cen
eral Speed will be assisted in the prosecution
by Ex-Governor Clifford, of Mass, and Mr..
NJ. Everats, of New York. The text of the
indictment is not yet made public, but it is
said to be similar to the bill reported by the
Grand Jury of Alexandria several months
SINCE which the Government did not prose-
cute. Judge Underwood's charge to the
Grand Jury on Tuesday, May 9Th, clearly
sets forth their duty to act fearlessly, even
though their fidelity might bring them eue-
mics and murderous assaults as had been the
case with previous grand jury. In this
connection he adverted 10 his charge to the
grand jury preceding them, and said he
would not express himself now as he believed
they all knew the sentiments he had ex-
pressed. Since then peace had been de-
clared, the writ of habeas corpus restored /;
recently President Johnson had expressed a
desire that no such subordinates as Wirtz
should be brought to punishment for treason,
but that the chief traitors should be tried; it
was against these leading offenders that he
would have them act, and punish the prn-
cipals not the tools. II had been decided
that such offenders must be tried in Virginia.
At the North there had been much complaint
Of RI a IN rdt mn in hrin no,n thax 81 - 81
The delay had been unavoidable. There
was no need for further delay, however, aud
he hoped the time had come when it would
be shown that treason was held here as
crime meriting the highest punishment. He
urged that the most of the people Of the
State who sided with rebellion and took uI
arms could not be held accountable for trea-
son. Those, who had imposed upon thu
credulity and ignorance of the masses, ani
melted them to rebel against the Govern
ment he would have punished. There wal
no obstacle in the way of bringing indct
Inents against all the leaders in this rebel
lion, paroled prisoners as well as the un
paroled.
Judge Underwood announced that justice
Chase would be in attendance to preside il
June. The grand jury then retired, and Of
Thursday brought in an indictment agains
JEFF. Davis, when Judge Underwood adjourn
ed the Court to Richmond.
The Judiciary committee who have bee
making inquiries as to what evidence exist
an regard to Jeff. Davis completely in th
assassination of Lincoln, have been unabl
to get any response from the Secretary O
State showing the reasons for the famou
proclamation of May, 1865. 1t is understoo
that the committee will call on the Presiden
before making report to the House.