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The constitutional Amendment.

Joint Resolution proposing an Amendment
to the Constitutions OF the United States:
ResolUed, By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America In Congress assem- bled, tw0-thirds
of both Houses concurring, that the follow
ing article be proposed to the Legislatures
OF the several states as an Amendment to
the Constitution of the United StStes.
which, when ratified by three-fourths OF
said Legislatures, shall be valid as part of
the Constitution, namely: -thaa =
ARTICLE-SECTIoN /. All persons born
or rnaturalized in the United States, and
subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citi-
zens of the United States, and of the State
wherein they reside. No State shallma
or enforce any laws which shall ahridge
the privileges or immunitieS of citizens OF
the United States, nor shall any state de-
priye any person of lie, liberty or property
wlLnouL due process OF law, nor deny to
any person within Its, jurisdiction the
equal pro- ection of the laws Il, .s s4f,ia b
SIC. 2, Representatives shall be appOr-
TONED among the several States according
to their respective numbers, counting the
whole number of persons in each State,
excluding Indians nos taxed. But when
ever the right to vote at any election for
electors of President and Vice-President,
or for Unitea States Representatives in
Congress, Executive or judicial officers,
or the members CT the Legislature thereof,
is denied to any of the male Inhabitants OF
such state, being twenty-one, years of age
and citizens OF the United States, or in any
way abridged, except for participation IN
sentation therein shall be reduced to the
proportion which the number OF such male
citizens shall bear to the whole number al
male citizens twentyrone years of age in
such State. rtsw3
| SEC 3. No person shall be Senator or
! Representative in Congress, or elector OF
| President OF. Vice President, or hold any
office, civil or military, under the United
states, or under any state, who, having
| previously taken oath as a member OF
| Congress, or rs q member of any state Leg
! islature, or as an executive or judicial OIL
GER of any State, to support the Constitu-
| lion of the United States, shall have en-
gagged in instruction or rebellion against
! the same, or given. aid or comfort to the
| enemies thereof; but Congress may, by a
! two-thirds vote of each House, remove
| such disability. a.tt,y = f-ftt
| SEC. 4. The validity of the public debt OF
| the United States, authorized by law, in
| Guiding debts incurred for the payment OF
| pensions and bounties for services in sup
| pressing the instruction or rebellion shall
| not beQuestioned; but neither the United
states nor any State shall assume or pay
any debt or obligation incurred in aid OF
| Instruction or rebellion against the
| United States, or any claim for the loss or
1 emancipation of any slave, but oil such
| debtss obligations, aud claims shall be held
| illegal and void"
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$ an insult to the intelli-

rage on negroes, is an insult to the intelli-
gence of the people.
Resolved, That, enjoying and appreciat-
ing free government, we cordially SYM
pathiZe with the people of every nation in
their efforts to destroy despotism and es-
tablish free institutions.
The Representatives from the Counties
of Posey and Vanderburgh recommended
the following resolution:
Resolved, That we regard all legislative
enactments, unnecessarily infringing upon
the right and US ges OF any portion of
our people, as unwiSe and impracticable,
and that we are opposed to the State inn
posing special taxes; by way OF license or
zens.
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LRoN ANp BRAs.s CAsTTNo
STEELE e TRIBLE.

Second st., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind
SASH, DooRs, WTNDow BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c. of every de-
criptiOn constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
apl8-ly. lHa. aH III 1855 !.
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Workmcn sent to all parts to 1T mp work
emrid Repair Boilers and Machinery.
m@- All orders will receive our indivtdu-
al attention, and will be promptly filled on
the most reaso able terms.
Once and Foundery on the Canal, corner
az Kngle Street. octS-dly
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co

AUrHoRIzED CAPrrAL-...-.-.....-.SlyOo o.ooe
PAID UP CAPrrAI-................ 10000
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ron and Brass Castings Of Ever

fa Dealers In Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
i IRE Bricks Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
faothc DC. NJ Manufacturers' Prices. ~
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We have the facility OF the best Ma
DIX entrusted to us our individual atten-
~ Oq, anu cnarge reasonable prices.
Leet Streets, Evansville, Ind.
N. B--Workmen sent to all parts to tit
up work and do repairing IA -, -
feb2a6n, lSCHULTzE. Truman a co.
1gl8 ts9mDiIs1 .asH.3lb3A Il98 sauIE
.s1OnpIl os3ufN 31BA s9i.ls4E gauaI
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TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

zoe tn elsa SOL -8aOID WOH1 s9TnT
G,aAHra VIZ n 80 .oI 70
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an PAPER, ETC. e
Paper Warehouse
NO. N SOUTH FIRST STREET.
58-. t4fa s3a
.. N. DOCKER aS 90.

-DEA1.ERs m-
Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Card Boartfa
Letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping,
and Manila Paper, Cut Cards, Window
Shades, &C., &c.
afS~ We win keep complete assortmens
of everything In our line, az wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods chaaD
call early and examine our stock.
sfru aftlfR 3. N. .DOCKER & CO.,
No ~ South First Street,
synarlu Evansville, Ind.
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Cotton and Tobacco Presses,
mRCULAR SAR MILLS.

SHEET Iron and COPPER WoRx made to
order on short notice. ffI5
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PROSPECTS OF NEW ALBANY.-The
improvements IN progress in our city,
the manufacturing enterprises now In
operation and those approaching com
pletlon and in contemplation, are Civ
ing New Albany a prominence among
the manufacturing cities of the West,
and increasing greatly its general trade
and prosperity. Our rolling mills.
for every branch of that business have
already acquired reputation, and are
doing an immense business for all
parts of the country. Our boat wards.
foundries and machine shops have
been too long established, and are too
well known, to need mentiO on. The
building for large edge-tool manu-
factory, has been erected, and the
machinery will be in and operations
commenced during the coming Fall.
A glass factory will be put in opera
ton within a short period; and we
understand that the ground has been
purchased, and all preliminaries set
tied for the purpose of putting another
wooden factory Into operation with
the least possible delay. This enter
prise was projected lastaspring. but,
for some reason, was delayed. It has
now become fixed fact. 1t will be
ready to commence business probably
by the LIST of january, 1867, and is to
be about three times the capac ity
of our present wooden mills.-Naao
Albany Commercial. \; lA'e2 a' +
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c. p. Parsons, Business Agent, who W IL
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
ONCE, corner of Main and First StreetsL
In First National Bank BuiIdtng.s Hpl&em
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15
= 10000 IHf n : 40
DaAAsTROu)s CoLllssQy. ~,
! Tn1G e.. - y. I. 4.


- -
Tho last evening srain from Rock Island
to Port Byron eollided with an ettfs
freight train, about nve O'Clock, about
three fourths Of mile shis SIDE or the Port
RyronJspclion, smashing ,wo lcto,motiii ii ves, !,
killing tSo meu pnpishi, aud severely
brs;sine sevefss Others = .oa p'
The cause Of this horrible affair. .. near
= ws cosld ascertain upon visitint tshs
spot, aud talking With men who were en-
the trsin ~he" the c'i'isi0A dptu,fdl rAs,
kShp gross carelessucss VI the conductor or
Ea,s height siA;s. L4tAe por. Byron train
wss on tine, and had The right of,vsx.. Hs
knew there WIS an extra freight train com.
ing, bat supposed It to te at the j dnt,on
waiting or that it had not yet arrived
slers. o. the Ekt~ 'the engineer vas
masking his Grst run on this end Of tliS. froxd
and knew nothing about, any Port Byron
train, ~ it Was not mentioned On the time
table and the Conductor with him had
neglected 70 post him-the snow Vas dri-
wing - thick and furiously that neithcr
engineer could zee forty rods ahesd.A hence
the collision. If the Compaay ha1 jus the
Port Byron train into tie Time Table, or
the Conductor had pssted ths eng ineer, the
calamity would have been aycr,ed. ..-
The names Of the persons killed we're
Cahill and Murry. division men on the
Road. They were in the baggage car, and
SO violent vas the shock, ,aey we're killed
Instantly. The engineers both escaped
with comparatively light irja,ics. For,u.
nately the up train was running slow, and
the down freight had but three or four cars,
else the sma.h would have been more cx>
tensivs. Neither engine was thrown en-
tirely from the track, and both have already
been brought down to the Rock Island
shops. The two mon killed we're residents
Of Port Byron. t-sn
Goran's T.ecrrxE.-Ne arly Ave hundred
psoplc assembled at the German Thea re,
last night, to hea- Coughs lecture on Ten
pcrance. Nearly one half Of them we're Ia
dies. Indeed, it has been remarked tha.
the ladies, considering their facilities, turn
out better in cold weather, to hear a nota-
bic parsonage. than the sterner sex. The
evening on which Ralph Waldo Emerson
lecturtd, was fully as disasrecable as last
night, and yet the latiies far cut numbered
the gentlemen on that occasion. We don't
know whether it is curiosity or hcrosm.
OF course Mr.. Cough fu'tillel all extec,a
tions. lie was to have lec.ured in Peoria
to night. but owing 10 tho recent snow
storm, has consented to remain arother
night, ard give us his views on ''llabi,"
Those who bought tickets for last evening,
but did not use Them, will fni them good
to-night.
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ssioda taz ~sssai A0kRDi SINOd
In y~ tbsPvBss.qf eos fsn,i tAtiaSas
the wants Of the public, and in ordssso pSsJ
vent unscrupulous dealers ftom YslmiAg o1
-infssier and worthless kosal 40 the Monron
GjoLD PEyA sball hareaite9 sLsse0osns
~ whoftsa(f ssaDt;ng on, q Abboihted
sGs ssa[ft ;s|ha sss E',.s',s: s:';'' IL,
AlOhete aAt Is fell the losros Prss in
that city Or vilhge. i, IT, 4<As iAHo5
to my Assa,s l shall siv( liberal dis
co.nt upon their agreeing tei spvpk sAs
I,pStjlq at ,Wl publislFqif AID usl known
prices. ~. 80 /
+ EJevel0tNen oeaonasr1 will in all cases, be
prefc,rel ~ Agents. aoa 's.N nsos
Conditions and Terms fo1 Agency will ~
|se'S 5SSn-pp''ss.ys 'r''s''oF e'ssr- !ss
|. yhere M Agency y cstAbnalssd; those
| 'wishing MoBrEN PENs must send to my store,
whve ptonpt attention will he given 70 their
| orders. 2 --'sa'
a Circular with fhr.simh( Engraving Of
al Sizes aud Prices, will be sent tssany ooe
q recelp ofletterA and .poStaee. 81 fF
r. 4ldress A MoRroS, NJ. % 3aidsn Lane,
nav York. - ~ .~rf1
Dated New York, Nov. l. 1885,
|ts. T. raaks, Flo,iss, 81. 4.,rapa Main
SITS. fruit and ornamental tr@cs. .ny26-1 7
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"a SCIENTIFIC vyONDEEs.''
EUROPEAN POCKET
TillE.KEEPER,
sane an, iln.. lsaa.h

patent applied for june 18th, 1850
An EXACT and RELtsBls Pocgsr Tine -xfErER
for ladies Ynd gents. A decided un'qua and won
dcrtul pocsitv, Correctly constructed on the
most approved SCIENTIFIC PRiycirLEs, ard war
ranteo tu pEYors SOLAR TINE, with ntsaiate cer-
tainty. and the utmost precision. More truth
tu than the mos, costly and elaoorase Time keep
ser Of modern nan!ncture. II never can lie
wrong. IN reqai,ss 10 tty.' or .windiug up
Never runs down and caa never be too fast nor
tDo stow.f II rs most remarkable article Just
introduced INTO this country rom Europe. where
it is protected by "R,sai L.tte,s Pit1't." Price
for singIe one. with plain and farcy White
Dia,s, with Gold or Silver Git Case. only g.,
Sent, postage paid, TO any part Of 'he country
on receipt of price.
All orders sidressrdte
j.. w DEI.AMEgE 4 CO.,
noviadwlv 2U4 and 2us lsroadwav. n. Y.
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Scott County LiquOr Deal.
ers Association.

TN TILE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS
i Society, held cn February 5i.i. i >6i, ieso-
luton was adopted, viz That al neub.rs in
arr, ars with their n outhiy dues. shall he re-
questcd to way such in uli up 10 H. q II
March, leoG. aud that sue members v hO sha,
fail TO do 50 within the above time. shall lose
th ir right Of membership.
Il u. LAllRMaEN. President.
FRED RoDn.w:G, Secy. i.b,s d3twlt
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LARGE s,ors sos Rssr. .-4farss.Aud CON,
rnodious Store Rooms iu the business pcr-
ton Of the city are s'r reht on reasonable
terms. Apply at this Office. sse,n
E.16 II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

:. CON WxAvnna- Owing 70 the bitter
cold, the schools were not half tilei yester
dsy, and many Of the scholars who attead-
ed, sugeysd from frozen ears and faces But
tho worst case Of suffering coming to cur
kno ,leige was that Of party Of workmen.
who live in the city, but Sho had been en-
gagged all day ou-ths Island. They attempt
ID to repstp this sidc At about sik o'clock.
The keen, cutting wind swept furiously
Gioas thelice, salline tho air with clouds o.
snox. It vas almsst iupessisleJor them
to make head against it. We arc not aware
how they we're all served, but We met one
ofthcm whose hands and wfists were ffozep
as white and stif as those d. : corpse. he
reached the door Of dwelling house on tue
bank, but vas unable 70 turn the knoll. aud
was forced 10 cry to passsrs BY for aid ,0u
raprins at the door, il vas found that 10
|pens wAa a hena1snd sas= yssr laiow ran
doS to NJ. tould's storS Ssts Rcnwick', !,
Mill, where he was attended to. Owing 10
the severity Of the hour, " did not stop ta
learn his me-. Another Of tbs same pasty,
thsp III psti had boll hs checks q,a!llS
frozen. The whole party must have suffer
"a sAafs u {ssss kevvrsit, Il Mime Of men
were -sthsr &hnly dsd. More than ,us1sl
oaatiop ,shosA BE psedpn 4eAscq4isns u
Ne pfesehs. AZ aN,tle before dsylie+ This
morning ths hsecusy Stoedsss DEGREES. u
low zero; At suntiss il arose e 80 degrees
below, and Il abont nine o'cleOk, haltpd Al
l.t9.telsv< upuian - tessb3 vind4 s9l
snow he nsssly ariflsd ftssn ths feasArs
IIs:s9iwe aise lsarR' that a.pan wss p;cted ~
- Seceed street, last night, alaees ffisep
e death. d He was tsheA , S4hf, tf II
= 1lSxtSsss .vssst va
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FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So s5M'nS 3 \ SE, S5

luE EM M3UDlMENt Of
: PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originally patented Eoyl3. 1862: Improvement
pltsaied June 9TH, 1862. Inc celebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE. with patent GRIPPING
attachment, most wonderful and elegantly on
structed Novelty is SoIsxLGss IN opeI alton, rses
the STRAIGHT NEEDLE, scws with DOUBLE OR
SINGLE TnMEAD Of all kinds. nakrs the Running
Stitch more perfect and rsyuta, than by hand.
and with extraordinary rapidny, making IL
stitches cacn REVOLUTION OF the wuElL. Will
y.taev, hem. rgrYe. sa,r, tu.k, run up Ereadth,
Sc, &c; requires no change Of stitch Is NOT
LIABLE 70 GII OUT or ORDER, End will last LIFE
r1ng, being the ssRoxoxsf MACHINE made. II has
taken tie PREnIUN Vt STATE tAlRs. and received
the approval VI oil the principal journals and
thoss who have UaED them.
FOR the Drsssrnaker u 10 invaluable; for the
Housenold it suppiies-a . vacant place '-Gc.
dey's Lady. look.
s.rhis machine snrpasscs all others we Lave
set n, and II would require acoumn q cnnmer at G
Is numerous virtues. .'-Dt1ao,yut Davenport
with single or double thread, IL SILENTLY
yet very rapidly, with common needle, makes
The running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
-. 4 T,sbans.
All persons who uny or offer for sale mutations
infiingements ON the patents. This is the only
low oriced Machine secured py patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun
try per Express, ~acked in box with printed
intructions o. receipt ofprice. IS Agents want
ed every where. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN EW.NG'MACHINECO.,
novl5-dwlyl Office. l02 Nassau Street. y. Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

Gmrlss. BsrrKn. -Olarcce Ybang, the
m at tho Stone School House, who was
co h,a,v ;;"iured day before yesterday, was
,eI,rio,s ,,u 10 s,.stssdsj nepn, but is nov
recovering rapidly. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

GousTs Lxcrrns To sroar. ! Nearly Two
ta.rds el ,hs reserved seats in the German
Theatre lave nl.cady been secured for TINS
es-Sin., when NJ. Cough lectures on
",;aii.," Thorc will probably be crowd
,'Ln3e,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

|, Tfcxs,s TO Goram' LpcruRs. tick
cM that, were purchased for lat night and
no,nsd sill bc good for ddn.ission this eve
ping but aStlot resesyej seats Tickets
that we're used last plight. but, which, by
mistake were not taken at The door are "ef
good for this evening. 9.
"a Tns K,onr PLAcE.-To st = suit Of
clothes made to order in he very best style.
and warranted 10 fit in the most perfect
manner, thcrc'is but one place in the city
to call, and that is at Remington Il Cos,
on Second near Brady. Their ttock .of h,r> ~.
n,shing goods is large and we'll Selected.
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Dom't Sc Foolish aud exs.niae
eosaesl,ps NJ 1snsly needed by everybody. "a
sample II be sent tree ~ mail Tor 50 cents thu
6quake, New York. /" - /. iy20-dly
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Im,or,>sut to Fruit Growers

N, r,r.l., .-..,...- - order choice selection o
Fruit Trees. Grape W., ,,,.l ..', !. t. ,Le,,
Sarabbc.y or Evergreens. ~ n, r.
Nsalisget lcre their orders M,. !, r,
TON, GENT OF r II. Pnmnix's Nursery, :. .',, =,
inyton Ill Office ut Keystone House. y
Box $40. Davenport, Iowa. ard inov25 d4"thi
Go TO rms BEsr.-Go to BRYANT. Strat
ton 4 Mcrrill's Davenport Commercial Co
lege, to get thorough practical busi lisss
education, or to become : good sound tcle-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing starnps) Bryant, Stratton %lcrrin,
Davenport. Iowa. dwly.T \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

Sse woman in another column picking
Samhuys grapes for Specr's Wine. san
a1migatls arfsc!c, ussd ir the hospitals and
BY the first clasa families iu Paris, I.en'lou,
and New York, in prsferrncci TO Oh Pdrt
! Wina II isssort.i A.tslal, al It gives great
satisfaction. dc4 day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

: 1loLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT =
Fsiiing Of the ;wombo- During tHe early
s.Asa. Of gc>ta,ien. MANY youag married
females are subject 60 . milking Of the
womb. IS ,Sich causes them considerable trc
piia,iun and uneas,ness. The ointment;
viii b. found ,.>yalas5le in these cmergcn
ccs a. it entirely Sispense> with the neses
sitv fosr pssssries or Wcchan'csl agencies. :
The PMS VIII brace the edfseplei organs,
strengthen the -ys.e,n and secure the lnva
lid from fu,nrs relapse. These medielncS
arc valuable in all complaints incidental 10
the female sex. Sold by all Druggists. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15
: TY. lTli NJ =.

No MAM.-No mail arrived this MORN.
arg. = s-7ET H.5 t4h "a;
POSTPONED. Capt. Andreas' Masquerade
has heen post tpontd until Saturday might. On
account Of the cold weather.
Ta.ssresrA1ros.--over 10 : hundred
s'll.crs Of the Ninth Cavalry, have left our
city within tile last few days for Mctiresor,
Iowa, Oh the Union Rlilroad limo, via Gin
TN Junction, Wis and Prairie du CEisi I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

have for some time felt il our duty, o. m agree.
able privtie = II least, 10 say word IN favor o.
Dr.. Str'cslanls Remedies, snd 'Mniply for the
re ason t,st we kfow shen 70 be good! 1sl we b.
3eva. that they are re~re sented 10 be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

-. T. raGs, Flosss, ssr.| 4arsrs Main
Sts. fruit and ornamental tr4cs .ny26-1 I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

"Tnn WuY."-Thc Gazette this morning
in speaking ofthc late appoinsn's mt u Col
lecsor. endeavors to deceive the pubic by
conveying the idea that Col. Smal is resi-
dent oi Iowa City, when he has not resided
there for years. Col. Small once lived IN
ths East. and it might with equal honesty
ak, why 90 to the Eastern States for y
"proaer persan" for the office. A "prope.
person. for the q fIice is Of The least possible
concern to the Gazette ant its master. The
pcr.on fts master recommended vas so no
tcriously All imprcper person for theiposition
that most OF our business men protested
against his appointment. That's the why"
ofthe matters ? p -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

Jusr Cause for being alarmed when
q cough has bccn running for long TING
AMI y,a begin to 'eel . pain setting U upon
your Lungs, attended vita tigh'ness aHros-
ihs chest, it "a high time that yon shou'''
awaken 10 the danger Of your disease, which
is fast running int, G,tal Coasdinptvsus-v
Nov, hsfsrc i; is too late usc Aliens La 9
Balsam, which viii cur. the disease, and all
will be well with you.
For sale BY t. $. Bailcrtl, Druggist ! also
by'ths Dealers in Family Medicine generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-15

RAiLuoAD IrEMs.-The eastern mail train
arrived at $50 oday. AL Trains on the
&. 4 X. |. road have been discootinusd un
Ill further notice, by order ofG. II Boards
ley, Superintendent. No western trains on
the m,in road beyond Wilton, have been
heard from since the storm. Np accidents
have occurred on the Auscatine nnd wash
instop branch, aud trains are ruaning lcgu-
Ty has kAAiss.r ltlcsn BE- scarcely pos,
stole that the Orphans Of our fallen soldiers
VII. be a!lywsl 10 laassai.h iss,siikness, and
remain unattended, within Two ,p,cs Of the
City OF Davenport. Half d"zen new
nurses are needed every night. One hundred
children are suffering, and appeal ,tQ the
, '.ssfsrosity Of the tad'es Of Davenport for
MA VIII taey be allowed to aIpsil in vain