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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
FOR 1866.
CELEBRATE

Each HOOP being composed Of 1.-TWO .PssrDcs-
II ftxPEREp MxeLs Sfsixcs, braided tightly
and firmly together. edge p edge. forming oee
hoop. snd making the STEONGEST and most
made. They will not bend or break like the
SNcIs SrRxGs, but will AWAY preserss Mir
PsRvrcr and BEAuriruL SHAPE. in all CROWD
ED ASSEMBL.A6ES, CHURCHES. THEA
TRES, RAILROAD CARS, FOR PROMEN-
Sufsaos to ALL orHsRs, CONFUSING COMFORT,
ECONOMY, LlEHTNESS snd DURABlLlTY'
=. Enquire fsr
Nrodlevss Duplex Elliptic o.
nDoubte opslne S1ktrt.
= For sale ~EvssYwasaE. Manufactured s1clu-
sively by the sole owners Of the patent. .t,
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 cARY,
81 Chambers and ~ and 81 Reade Streets,
ian27 -d6m cod New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
PHYSICIANS
Has proved itself equal 70 the task that has e
volved uDon it.
A READl READl

DAxvaLLs, Pa, June 2. 1927. w. h. 4te0)
-Dsar Sir in Feb. 1861, l was afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months ! passed more
than two. gallons of water in twenty four hours. ]
was obliged to get up as often ten or twelve tifnei
during the night, and In five months ! lost about
lfty pounds in weight. During the month ofJul,
1861. | procured two BOTTLES % COpstituti"a WI.
Ter, and in two Days after using i ] experienced
relief, and after taking two boitlesl Wss entirely
cured, soon after regxining my usual good health.
Yours truly, J. V. i. DE WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13
Moline Nursery.

PPLE, PEAR, PLUM. CHERRY. AND
IA Ornamental Trees, ~Shrubbery, Evergreens'
Grape Vines, Small Fruit. &C.. &C.
A good stock Of trees. &C.. will be kePt u ,Ds,
venport, on Brady st between I'd ana TN.
Also, Usage Hedge Plants and SEED.
Get my pS1ces before buying elsewhere
~ Send on your orders By mail; ,,psr
mch13.6w WI. a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-13

aUNhATA BLOOM.
MIAh661 lar, SoDan(4NDn0ee
m~oS4 Esmna. n sod An0as .1sea.
IBoalcr Plate and sheet Iron.
GVlfnSer ana laoara 0r E1nger
Daol1 n Rails, - ssds16 lbs pss yesd.
Wres9As ChsiFs ana e9akes for
0ne.
Flnar0llS, Punched = Conner
so oonk.
[oQn Screen 1ron.
Eolis md Spikes. jsnl5.dSm
Warehouse, No. ~ Water and No. . Market
struslA Works. Second StsesA Eighth Wad,
adjoiaing the Citv Gas Works. flTTSBUR0.
, 1866-11-16
Mustang Linin,cnt.

Have you hurt child or lame horsc' U,en,
Mexican MIstang Linmeut.
For cuts, sprd 5. burns, swcllings and cakeI
hre4sts, tie Mexican Mustang Linincut is a certai,
cure
For Rheumatism, neuralgia stiff ioiuts sting, and
bites, there is nothing Like the Mexican Mdslsuf
Llniment.
Cor spawned horses, the poll evil ring bone anil
sweeny, the MaXican Mustang Lin cmemt ucyer fall,
For wind gals, scratches, big head aud splt
the Mexican Mustang Liuiuent is worth is wejgAl
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains ana swcl,inES. are 50 CON.
mon and certain 10 occur IN every InIi,, ll,ta bsi
tie of this Lnmont is the lest investment that can
be made.
it mere certain than the doeor--it saves time
in sending for tie dcctUr-it is cheaper than hO
ctur, and should never be dispensed with.
"n lifting the Kettle from fire, ii tipped snd
scalded my hands terribly, Tie &l>laug Lin,
mcnt extracted tie pain, ar caused the SORE 10 Lr.l
RAPIDLY, aad let very little scar. CnA~. FoSTER
i39 Broad street Phls.a
Mrs. S. Lich, of Hyde PARK, VI, write,: NY
horse was con>dcre. worthless t~lavini hu, since
lhe use of tie Mustang lu.imcn', | have sold hin
for $50. Your LiLimcnt i doing wonders up here.
All gcHUne Is wrapped in steel plIr cngruvmg',
signei &. W. Westbro k Chemist, AMI al-O hls the
private U. S,Stlmp o; Dem B .ruos & Co..
the top. Look closely. Ssll by all druggists, q,
50 cts E, and sf0p,
, 1866-11-16
A CARD,

EDITOR STATEsMAN:-In justice to myself, fam
lily and friends, when in San Francisco, | re-
ceiveda letter from friend, stating that Dr.
Gibson had reported that had stated to bin
that my neighbors in Umatilla Couuty had
charged ne $4,000 for their assistance in aiding
me to find my drowned child. Upon my
hearing of this base slander, left my sick wife
in San Francisco and came Immediately to Wal
la Walla and called upon Or. Gibson at his of.
hce, Sd inst, in company with Mr.. Jared, and
Mr. Manafee, and Doc. Tompkns being there at
the time. DR.. Gibson denied the charge in the
presence Of these gentlemen. / called on him
again on the 9th inst, at bis office Ia company
with witness (Jos. Stckney,) TO prove that be
did utter the falsehood alleged, WINS Neal was
also present at the time and his reply was, in
the presence of'the witness, that did tell him
that it cos. me S5,O0oito dig ditch to fud the
body Of my child. Now, pronounce DR.. Glib
son an Infamous black hearted liar, and warn
the people ofthis community of bis slanderous
tongue. In connection with this, l will say to
my kind friends that feel under lasting obi,
cations to them for their kindness in helplug
me in my sad bereavement, and that they worked
hard and faithful for Eve days free of charge.
lam responsible for the above.
". P. CHEsHER.
YoV. 18th, 1869. 4s-lv.
, 1866-11-16
BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER.

A toilet delight! The ladies' treasure and the pen.
tlemans boOn The Sweetest thing" and IaIsol,
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Sortss,S
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face und penor
10 render the skin soft and fresh to prevent er1r
tions, u perfume clothing, &c.
1t overeOmes the unp leasant odor of perspir.iio
1t removes tan, redness, blCtches &c
1t cures nervous headache Hnd alluys inflammation,
1t coOls. sottens and adds dslicacy t the skin.
1t yields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musqu;to bites and stings Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to tine skin.
1t is what every lady should have Sold ever,
where. Try the Magnolia Water once, and yor. w,
use no other Cologne, Perfunery, or Toilet Wstrr
afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.
I'ruIs Exclusive Agents, n, i.
Sold by druggists and dealers on the Pacfn Cnn.t-
, 1866-11-16
Walla walla, Nov. 15, 1866.

RocKNe.-Taking advantage of the limited
.rnnIv If water obtainable at this season, many
of tbe miners have constructed tanks and trough
inc along Main street, and are busily engaged in
rocking ART taken from under the houses-some
ofthem making home stakes and all good wages.
A Auotinsignificant sum is also obtained by another
less fortunate class from the sweepings OF the
various bushes houses The dirt is collected
into sacks and boxes by the aid of brooms and
.bovels. and taken to the nearest available water
and SiRer rocked or panned out by hand-in
some instances producing profits large and Pc
culiar. Industry will find winters grub some.
how-Iddho World.
, 1866-11-16

SKUSEED.-The Darlington (wis) Democrat
relates the following very probable story
"Whle one Of our business men was taking a
quiet walk recently, near the fair grounds, he
discovered a beautiful striped black kitten in
bis path. He at once endeavured to make its
acquaintance, and had succeeded in getting
hold Of it when be suddenly changed his mind
and came to the conclusion be wouldn't. The
kitten went its way and the citizen started for
home. Every one be passed held his nose. and
men, women and childref fed from him as
though be had the cholera. The next morning.
there was new made grave near his resi-.
dence, 10 which was deposited a SUIT of store
clothes. We understand he says be has no
further curiosity about kittens"
, 1866-11-16

TIE GRAIN MARKET.-In the Willamette Val
ley wheat is quoted at so cents. At Walla
WAlla the ruling price is 60 cents In San Fran
cisco, wheat is quoted at s5 81, and at Chi
eAgo, the greatest grain market in the world
wheat, at last accounts, commanded 81 per
buShel 1t is somewhat remarkable, yet such is
the fact, that with the exception of the Villa
mstte valley, grain is cheaper in this marke.
than at any other place on the globe. That these
low rates cannot be maintained for any length
Of time, is question about which there can
scarce be n difference of opinion. California
10 rapidly being drained other surplus products
10 meet the Eastern demand. Ships are being
taken up as fast as they arrive, and are almost
Immediately loaded with grain for Europe or
the Atlantic States. This disposition of Cali
fornia stocks must react on the Oregon market,
and cause an advance there, which again will
give grain an upward tendancy in our own mar
kst. As illustrating the scarcity of grain in
the Eastern market, we see it stated in a New
York paper Of late date, that the stock OF wheat
on hand is one hundred and seventy.fve tbou,
sand bushels, against one million, seven hund
red thousand bushels last year and the stock
Of -four, seventy-fv thousand barrels. against
three hundred aud fifty thousand barrels last
year, and that -four and wheat were both ad
Taneing in price, with prospect of still higher
prices. In view of all these facts, we believe
that producers are fully justified in holding on
TO their stocks and further, we believe that
those who do SO will realize at least 81 per
bushel before Spring.
, 1866-11-16

The BOISE ROAD SwISDLE.-We learn that
teamsters ald others passing over the Boise Road
refuse to submit to the Pyle swindle In most
instances they refussto ay tolls, and so traus-
parent is the swinde that Pyle has not the hard
ihood to attempt to enforce payment. A few
days since be mustered courage to cor1mence a
suit, but when the case was called in Court, be
took the back track and withdrew the suit, pay
ing all the costs. Firmncss on the part of teams
ters will break up all the petty swibdles, Of
which this ore ofPyle's is only type, and Sc
cure free roads between the Boise Basin and Co,
lumbia River country
, 1866-11-16
Lyons Extract Ginger.

LvoN'S EXTRACT OF JAXNcA GISsLR.-Fot lnd'
geSton Heart burn. Sick Headache, Cholera A1TOn"
Flltuency, &c, where 4 warming stimaant y ie
quired. Its careful preparation and entire pun!
make it cheap and reliable article for cuInai!
purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cts. per bottle ASH
for LYONS" rure Extract. Take no other.
CAUTION.-See that the rvate U. $. stamp OF M y:
mas Barnes & Co. is over the cork Of each bottle
None other ia penuine 4Sly.
, 1866-11-16

FoR THE CAPIroL.-W. G. Langford, member
of the Council from this county, has already
left for the Sound country, to be present at the
opening of the Territorial Legislature. Major
Rees and B. F. Sharpstein, also members of the
Legislature, are arranging to leave in a dsy or
two. 1t is understood that nearly all the mem,
bers from this county will be in attendance at
the opening Of the legislature
, 1866-11-16

SUPREME CoURr.-A term of the Supreme
Court of the Territory will be held at Olympia,
on the first Monday of December. The Board
will consist Of Judges Hewitt and Wyehe /;
Judge Darwin having gone East on leave Of
AbsAuce, to bring his family to the Territory.
Judge wyebe Informs us that be will leave for
Olympia on Mo5day, the 2sths and We are in
formed that there will probably be aSout eigh-
teen cases on the Supreme Court docket.
, 1866-11-16
LYON,s FLEA POWDER,

DEATH 70 FLEAs 1t is well known that Lyons
gclunc Magnetic Powder will periscily destroy eve.
yjhing in the shape Of heas ticks, he hngS. roach
d.; that it is perfect poison to the insect tribe bot
entirely harmless to the human species and domestic
animals The genuine has the signature If E. Lyon
and the private stamp OF Demts Barnes " Co. AM
thing else of this kind is imilali counter
felt. Any drnggist will procure the genuine, f!oI
insist You will hfNa no oihor.
, 1866-11-16

The WEATHER-PERsoSAL.-T lovely day,
rendered more endearing, perhaps, on account
of our late spell of damp weather. Major Mar
shall left for bis Department, Boise, in a four
mule ambulance, and Maj. Neims and W. J.
Terry leftfOr colville Maj. Neims carrying the
funds to pay off the troops at Fort Colville.
May they have pleasant time and just such
weather as we are enjoying here to-day, thrO'-
out the whole trip. Y
, 1866-11-16

SEw GovERSoR FOR IoAHo, Tie. No,,ona
Democrat states that Gen. Theophilus Garsard,
OF Kentucky, has been appointed Governor of
Idaho. We have seen no mention of the ar
Poiutnent in the papers below, and think it most
likely a mistake. The probability, however,
10 that Ballard, the present Governor, will be
removed. radical in politics, and opposed to
the Administration, he is sure to receive bis
walking papers at an early day.
, 1866-11-16

Marriage and CeIibacY, an Essay of Warning
and Instru ctiOn for Young Men. Also, Diseases and
abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief Sent free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address =, Dr.. J. SkiLLN HOUeHroN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. jy 7, 66 ly
, 1866-11-16
Lyons IKathaiI'On.

Itis most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t Fradica'e scuTtf and dnudruif.
I! Keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray aud FILLING on
! restores hair upon prema .urely tHd heads
This is jnst what Lyons Kathairon will a.
1t is prety-it is cheap-durablc. IS literally sod
BY the car load, and yet its almost incre 1.-The DO
mLnd is daily in 'reasng. until there is harlly :
cauntry store that docs not keep it, a flrE!y th's
does not use it. E. r. LYON. Chemist y. l.
, 1866-11-16
Fire Apparatus.

Enron SrArEsMAN-In passing around the
.;,r have observed scattered in various parts
Hooks, Ladders, and other things aPPeriaini1g
to lie Fire Department, belonging to the city,
in use by private individuals. l think mat Il
would be well for the city authoritles 70 Ioes
sfssr This matter. and see that they are gathered
togs,ber and put away in the Engine House, so
that in case Of a FIRE they may be Of some use.
'N0' ~ CHIEF ENGNEER.
Walla Walla, Nov Is, 1866.
, 1866-11-16
W Il Ii b III U " u X b ID p 4 g. E
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:
Be not deceived into subscribing for any ott er
impartia history numerous now adays) beievs
ing it to be HEADLEY's.
"0f the many histories of the war. The Greaf
Rebellion. or a History Of the Girl Var in the
United States" by 7. ]. Headley, author of Ma
poleon and his Marshals,' etc. is undoubtedly
the most candid and impartial, as well as the
most interesting, that has been issued from the
American press. As descriptive writer, Mr..
Headley has no superior in America, DAILY
Herald, portland, Oregon, July II, 1866.
at is the best history yet offered. We com.
mend it to all who desire a fair impartial histo-
ry."-Democratie Reuis'c, (Salem, Oregon, ), June
25th
The book is received by the General Agents
and ready for delivery. Sample copies may bs
seen at D. S. Baker L Co., Walla Wala. Agents
wanted for this, and other valuable works, Pic
torial Charts, Maps &c.
Sold by subscription, only.
For terms, address TRAVERS BROS,
[4s-f.] General Agents, Portland, Og Z.
, 1866-11-16

HEH NNEs.-The Kooteuai e1pressmAn brings
report that gold iu paying quantities has been
discovered at the Kalhspel Mission. A number
stslAins had been taken up, and it was thought
that permanent mining camp would be estab-
h'Asd. The new diggings are about two hun
ArsA nilsN this side Of KOOtenai, aud immedia>
NJ join the Mission, from NhlsA the district
aSksS Iis name
, 1866-11-16

Major MARSHALL, the commander who so
greatly distinguished bimseif in bis campaign
against the Indians nfesting the Boise country,
is at present at Walla waIla. We understa nd
that the gallant Major is arranging te make a
winter campaign against the red skins.
, 1866-11-16

A Cool FIeHT.-The Boise Statesman has in
ioErsaton Of a brush with about 30 Indians bv
Major Walker and four men in Trout Creek
Canon, Oct. 3ls, in which Major W. and bis
brave little band killed four, wounded more,
aud drove Oh the remainder Of the red skins an d
captured their camp.
, 1866-11-16

SUIcIDB~-on last Saturday night man was
brought to this place from Centre-Ilie who it
was alleged had attempted suicide by cutting
his throat. He was taken charge of by the au.
thorites and proper attention immedi given
but the severity Of the wound was such as to
cause death soon after his arrival here, in spite
Of all effort for his relief From a-geutleman n
conversant with the particulars, we Learn that
his name was John Peter Won Homan, and that
be lived at Lady's Point, about one mile above
Centreville. On the night of November lst,
during fit of insanity, be cut his throat with a
razor. He was removed to Centreville the same
night and placed under the care of DR.. Steph-
ems, who did all in bis power for his relief, but
lacking the proper instruments for supplying
:he patient with restorative, he was sent to this
city for the needed relief, where be died as
above stated All was done for him that could
be, both at Centreville and here, and no blame
attaches to any one.-Iedho World
, 1866-11-16

A GREAT many hits are being made at IN. n,
IA tation Bitters, by score or two of az Flal.
ed friends who have ehdeavored to initiate utess
terfeit them. Its all of no use. The pconlO SOh.
be imposed upon long. The Plantation s@t
increasing il use and popularity every dsS IN
1" that's what's the NATTER They are in tLy nd
sized bottles, and made just they were At a.. ne
will continue to be, or We shall stop maxine ~ aad
The Plantation Bitters purify strengthen .ns men
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and A..
They overcome effects of dssip patton and Iats Se|
They strengthen the system and enliven ILo EoOI
They prevent miasmatiS and intermittent = und.
They purify the breath and acidity of tie ,,oUn zen
They cure Constipation and Dyspepsia. asA
They cure Diarrhea Cholera aud Cholera No.,
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous 49, ph.
They make tns, weak strong, the anguid b-;mesala
and are exhausted natures great restorer. T,Aas
eipe and full circular are arc und each bottle
men, merchants and other persons whose sedsn,.U
habits induce weakness, lasstude, palpitation ~
heart, lack Of appetite, distress after eating r We
conn laint, constipation, DC, will find immoI.'u i'u
and permanent relief in these Btters. But abovs.SS
they are recommended to weak and delicate fcreill
and mothers. '
They are sold by all respectable merchants @.
that each bottle has our private United States ,,.
over the cork and steelplate side label. '"~P
Beware of re-hiled bottles. See that the star,rh
not been tampered with Any person pretrndps -S =
sell Plantation Bitters by the gallon is swipdIer ~
imposter, should be Immediately reported To n, u
p. III. DRAKE & CO.
2l Park Row, n ew YoIk
Smith & Davis, Portland. Gen' Ag'ts for Oregon
, 1866-11-16

No interest will 30 paid the above orders ai'''
this date. JAMES MoAULlFF
County Treasurer
Walla Walla, Nov. Is, 1866, 4S2"'
, 1866-11-16

BoIsE MARKEr.-The StdtesmaH quotes wGlia
Walia Flour at Sl4 per bbl. Bacon, IS to so
cents. Bdsiuess is reported brisk and mer-
chants are buying heavy stocks Of goods.
, 1866-11-16
Agency Notice:

TOHN W. KELLY is authorized to receive and
sl receipt for all moneys due r. r. & S. G. REES,
on account of the Walla Wulla Statesman office.
Apply at tho office. K. r, & S. q. REES.
Nov. I6 1866. AS.W3
, 1866-11-16
Terrence McMurTay. Defendant.

DNO TERRENCE McMURRAY: YOu ,aTs 9S'tI Ls,
Il notified that CATHERINE McMURRAl pS1 os
to be heard bef1ro the Eon. j. E. Wyehe, JadgS :.
sara District, at Chambers in the City OF hA IA
Ia on Friday. the l7th day of JapuaIy, 1857 the
day being two months aher the first puo'i'sIsTv
hereof' at the hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, Of sal ,.s
aud that unless your appear and answer at said W., ~
and place, The Plaintiff will apply to the Couls s;.t
the rehef prayed tor in said complaint Inc o n
ana PRAYER Of said complaint is TO obtain dte .t
said Court dissolvi ~ the binds Of matriinony
ing between you aud the Plaintiff and for We ~, e
tody OF the two minor children. the issue OF the ~
rage between you and Plaintiff.
Complainant fled FRANK p. DUG Nnrs
November sth, 1886 (4sn2O AtIy for ~ @
, 1866-11-16
Come to the Centre,

A RECENT CHANGE IN NY BUSINESS COM
n peis me to make collections. All persons who
are indebted TO me by note or book account
qested to settle up before December, 18th, to keep
their credit good, and ave costs,
FRED. STINE.
Nov. 16, 1866. 4s4w.
, 1866-11-16

seAS NA0.-Kate Chase, the beautiful wife Of
Senator sPragus, Of Rhode Island, has Gssd for
4 divorce
, 1866-11-16
A @ EN- rs WA NTED
F OR-
HEADLEY'S HiSToRY
OF THE
Great. Re b lIiOn.

TTNHE CIVIL WAR IN THE UNITED STATES,
i by Hon. j. T. HEADLEY, author of "Wasa-
ington and his Generals" tNapoleon and his
Marshals," &c. This new and attractive work
embraces a comprehensive account of the
w In o @ @ o nj st,
neatly printed from beautiful clear type, with
numerous
FINE STEEL ENGRAVING
AND
B u N d Q o IN d L G G
ONE PERB VOLUME
OF OVER
WEI VE II DRED PAGES
, 1866-11-16

/WAsESGToS TERRITORY oFFIcIALs.-The Van.
cOuver Register thus defines the present position
of the leading Territorial officials, who hold
their appointments from the President:
For the President-Elwood Evans, Secretary
OF the Territory, Jos. Cushman, Receiver of the
Land Office. A. r. Elder, Indian Agent, P. d.
Moore Collec tor of Internal Revenue.
For Congress.-Wm. Pickering, Governor OF
the Territory, S. D. Howe, Assessor of Internal
Revenue, Edwin Marsh, Register of the Land
Office.
In addition to the above we may add that the
T. ). District Attorney, Leander Holmes, is an
outspoken advocate of Congress. Mr.. Garfield,
the Surveyor General, has not defined his pos>
tion, but his friends Rereabouts claim that be
supports the President.
, 1866-11-16
FOnnd.

A PURSE containing a few dollars, which the
n owner can have by calling on ]. D. COOK. and
paying for this advertisement. 4Slw.
, 1866-11-16
NOTICE.

THHERE are funds in the County Treasurer hana'
i to pay the following County Orders:'
lSG2 Registered In favor OF No. Of order Am "
Tul1 ptss
, 1866-11-16

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