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The national Republican., 1866-07-30
PEN, Pe.eil, and Scissors.

PEN, Penef1, and Scfss0rs.
Mosr Of the jokes upon the needle gun are
only sew sew.
A MARK the Austrians have missed-Bis-
marck. ~ ~
"SADowA," the field of the Austrian defeat,
Is pronounced nd how BY some people, and mis-
pronounced snddv scsy BY others t's=
CoHoRKss has gone home, but there Is as
much patriotism in Washington to-day as there
was before Congress adjourned.
IT Is easier for saw-mill to pass through
the eye Of needle gun than for Benedek 10 beat
Bismarck. .Hl.' gpF# ..E,Hl 4
A BREWER in Philadelphia has horse that
has ignored water and taken to porter. His ration
is pail full at drink.
The House Committee of the Judiciary
came to the conclusion Just before the adjournment
that Jsff Davis has been guilty Of treason to ths
United States Government. -....
The Europeon war correspondent Of the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, says that many of the
wounded Austrians who had fallen under the FIRE
Of the needle guns complained to the surgeons of
"stitch in the side."
WM PATTERSON, one of the defenders Of
Baltimore in 1914, 10 dead at 80, and Western
paper profapely ndds: ut is to be feared that II
will never bs aseertained who struck the venerable
gentleman" ...
THE members of Congress have mostly
gone home:
They snubbed the clerks Of Departments,
And smartly increased their own pay,
Then they packed their trunk' and, like nabobs.
They pompously rode away. .#n
A LETTER from Melbourne announces the
safe arrival of upwards Of 100 900 salmon, ssa and
brown trout ovs, and says that 40 per cent Of the
whole number were Matching In the breeding ponds
on the river Plenty, in Tasmania.
The good habit of men depend not upon
the intensity but the constancy Of their incentives
to well-doing To make resolution Is, generally,
to obey powerful impulse. But as no man can be
constantly under . powerful impulse, to keep .
resolution must depend upon something else.
By AN ACT of the last Congress o commits
sion was created charged with an inquiry into the
question Of providing substitute for cotton In the
fibre of FAX, or something else. The commissioners
were no more successful in their pursuit than the
people have been in trying substitute for brains
in Congressman. After spending $s,5oo they re-
port that cotton is king
An interesting experiment has been in
progress for some time past at the Royal Veterinary
College at Camden Town, England. A number Of
healthy dogs havo been fed upon the most diseased
portions Of cattle which have died of the rinder-
pest, some Of the meat having been given to them
raw and some in cooked state. The rssult Of the
experiment has been that the dogs sro fatter and
healthier than ever.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
MIsaoURI AND ILLINOIS MOVING.

James l.. Butler. Esq, commissioner for
your State to the Paris Exposition, is in this
city consulting with Hon. Johp'P. Reynolds,
commissioner from this State, in regard to
matters connected with the interests Of the
exhibitors of both States at that enterprise.
He is Just from New York city, and repre-
sents everything at the United States agency
there as progressing satisfactorily. He is
engaged in getting up State contribution,
embracing specimens Of agricultural pro-
duets, furs, fine arts, minerals, machinery,
natural history, &c, &c.-!Entraet from d'S-
patch to Missouri Democrat from Spring
field Ill.,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
OFFICE DEpor CoxnIssARr OF suBsrsrRScx, I

WAsHINdrOE, ID. o., July ~, 1855 !
Sealed Proposals are ved until SATURDAY, August
1896. u o'clock, m, for furnishing the Subsistence
FIPTEEN HUNDRED q soo) BARRELS OF FLOUR
The proposals will be Tor what Is known at this Depot
as Nos and s. and bids will be entertained for any
quantity less than the whole. IT,
Bids must be in duplicate and for each grade sep
arate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within ave
days from the opening Of the bids and must be leliv
cred In such quantities. daily, the Government may
d. @. y
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance Of the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered In new
oak barres, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds o. the Govern
ment may have for disbursement
The usual Government Inspection will be made lust
before the Flour Is received and will be accepted
which Z not fresh ground, and Of superior quality
No bid will be entertained from parties who have
previously failed to comply with their bids from
bidders not present TO respond. .
Government the right to any bid for any
cause Bids to be addressed to the undersgned at No.
22s q street, endorsed " Proposals for Flour
jyso-4t Major and @. g., US,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
DENsIoN OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866

To all iohOm may conoerns
Application having been made upder the act Of June
& 1850, for the reissue Of the following Land
Warrants which alleged to have been lost or de-
sroyed notice Is hereby given that at the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant certificate or
warrant Of like tenor will be issued, NO valid obse-
uon shall then appear:
No for loo Aeres issued under the set Of March
1850 In the name Of Thomas Wallace and was granted
January 10, 1887. Nay 20. 1850 nhh-laWlaW
No. 6 49, for 40 Aorsa Issued under the sot Of March
1898, In the name Of Lucy whiteomb widow Of Jssss
Whiteomb, and was granted April No. 1885. June Z,
1860 milo
No for so acres issued under the act Of March
8 1885, In the name Of James Phiibes and was granted
November 10, 1880 June 10, 1866 mh27 -isHiaW
20 2so for 100 acres hsued under the act Of March
and was granted October %, 1890 July H. 1883 ass
No for 70 acres Issued uhdsr the act Of ssptsm
II, isss, nyiS.iAvIfw-I
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

llAN auction of hair of young girls who
have taken the veil was recently held at n convent
in Paris, whom eight hundred and ninety pounds of
hair was sold for f1, 200. 'Livs" hair commands
larger price than graveyard hair, or that taken
from the dead, which was the article mostly used
for waterfalls. and Is now used fer 'cSils'-the
latest capillary attraction Uneasy lies the head
that wears q crown" but unsasier must be the
feminine head that wears q "coil" composed Of
locks worn by one who has shuiiied of this mortal
coil
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

IT IS SAID that the whole number Of visit
ors who have already rssortsd to the various wa.
tering. places in Virginia surpasses those Of any
previous year, although there is not now single
fashionable rssQrt in that State. There is every
prospect that the mountain region Of the Old Do
minion Is to bs In future the national pleasure
ground, and what has been tho battlefield Of our
deplorabls collisions Of principle may yet become
the animal trystipg place of national love.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
Naval Prize MOneV.

The prire'ilst of the United States steamer Mont
gomsry for the capture Of the rebel vessel Pet has
been completed by the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury Department, but will not be ready for
payment under several weeks owing to the pressure
made on the Office by the settlement of the cotton
claims Of the Red river expedition.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
Paris Exposition Items.

The Italian Commissioner for the Univer.
sal Exhibition quilted his post to Join Carl.
baldi. Our Commissioner to the Paris Ex.
hibition (Mr. j. q. Derby is less warlike,
but more faithful. He is always at his post
in this city, and, although, his family are out
of town, he "sticks to it, through the heated
and every other term, showing energy, indus.
try, and faithfulness Our government will
be well represented" in this iastance.-Hom'e
Journal
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
Er.et,ou.l Currency,

Two hundred and fty.four thousand three hun
dred dollars In fractional currency issued last
week by the Printing Division Of the Treasury De-
partment During the same period the Department
shipped to Assistant United States Treasurers and
national banks the sum of SIT, 500.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
d" A s ii IN G Il o N
EMBROIDERY STAMPING COMPANY.
s22 = Street, between Tenth s.d Eleventh Streets.
RESIDENT ANA0ER...............MRs MORGAN.
COPPER STAMPS,

COPPER STAMPS
New and Choice Styles,
FOR Y0KRs DRESSES, COLLARS 4 CUFFS, CLOAKs,
CUSHIONS, SMOKING CAPS, AND SLIP
PBRs, QNCLUDING MASONIC
EMBLEMS,) IN GREAT
VARIETY.
COATES AND OTHER COTToNs,
SILKS, (sewlng and Rmbroidsry) AoHAIR, BRAIDs
NEEDLES, &c.
Ladies' respectfully invited TO call and examin
specimens, and may be assured Of receiving the most
polite attention, whether they leave orders not.
1t Is especially hoped that those who have been dis
appointed In obtaining articles elsewhere to suit them
will favor us with call. febll -8m
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
AMairs In Texas.

The State of Texas being still under provisional
Government, and persons having assumed, by vir.
tue of recent election, certain civil Offices with
out the authority Of the General Government,
General II. G. Wright, commanding the military
department, has Issued order to bis subordinate
commanders, directing them in no way to recognise
such pretended officers. but to support the provision
al Government until 1t shall be discontinued by the
President Of tho United States
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
A N N o U N g E M EN- T,
LINCOLN AND TIE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY.
We propose to publish, early in the Fall Of 1860.
THE HISTORY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
AND
THE OVERTHROW OF SLAVERY,
By Hon. ISAAC N. ARNOLD.
Late Member Of Con greas from, iiiuois

M Arnold was friend aud associate Of Mr. Lincoln
the bar, member Of Congress during his entire
ministraton and from his arrival at the Capital to the
friendship with him.
The v ork was commenced nearly . year before the
death Of Mr. Lincoln, and with his approval. The au-
thor has aimed to give full history Of the life and ad
ministraton Of Mr. Lincoln and the overthrow Of sla
very. He commences with sketch Of the history Of
slavery from 1887 to the repeal Of the Missouri ComprJ
mise describing the conflict between Freedom and Bia-
very down to 1850 and II fng the origin, rise aud
growth Of ant-slavery. He gives q history Of the life
Of Mr. Lincoln, the hardships Of his early years, his
education, his career In the illinois Legislature 1t the
bar, on the circuit In Congress, the stump the Lin
son and Douglas debate and his election to the Pres
deney.
Then follows history Of his administration and Of
the various steps, executive legislative aud military,
which resulted In the overthrow Of slavery aud the
slAyeholders rebeonj and the passage by Congress,
and the adoption by the States Of the constitutional
amendment aboshing and prohibiting slavery forever.
Senators and Men bsrs aud Of the leading men In the
narration Of the important military movements will be
given.
The aim Of the author has been to give truthful his
tory Of the great drama Of the rebellion with Line In
the leading character and TO describe him as wag
from youth until he became the smanopatoi u race,
the restorer OF nationAsunty and the saviour Of his
country.
The work will be large octave Of not less than 600
pages, and will be sold by subscription.
CLARKE q co Publishers,
jyl6.4W 81 and WashIputop Nj reet Chieago
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
D,sbursemeut. Of the Treasury,

The disburssmsnts Of the Treasury on account Of
the War, Navy and Intsrior Departments for the
week ending the 2sth inst. were as follows War,
ss45, 1906 Navy, $l,lI6,729i Interior, $2s6, $50.
Total for the three Departments, 81, l90, ,4S5.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
TH Il GALAXY.
NO, yIJ,-FOR AUGUST lsT

4 VI n ~ "a ~
l. NO. yIT.-F0R AUGUST lsT.
CONTENTS:
TUE ChAyERiNds with iilustratiOn.) By Anthony
Trollope
ESSAYS AND ESSAY WRITING. By Theodore Ciar.
enee.
JEAN LEON oERoMB with an uiustration) By Eugene
Benson,
LINES TO 4 LIED OHYR woRTE. By Anne NJ Crane
CHARLES WATERTok, By 4. D. CARER.
TUE fURR0w By Henry Whitaker.
THE STORY OF ULYSSES. Prom Dante. BY DR.. 7.
W. Parsons,
THE QUARTER LATIN. BY Edmund Gilbert
ARCHIE LoVRLL by Mrs. Edwards.
Wakemap.
P0LIPRL's ISLAND. BY John wltss Lee.
dATEwAYs OF THE CENTRAL PARK. by Richard
Grant White.
AN ACCIDENT, BY Mrs. James H. Williams.
NEBULR. By the Editor,
THE GALAXY 10 published fortnightly At 25 cents q
number " for the year IA numbers y for the half.
W u.&P,P. CHURCH,
jy.?l No, 10 Park Row, New YORK.,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

The steamships Of the Cunard line, It is
runersd will soon discontinue their trips to Boston,
The Boston leDrnai says ave regard It as more
than likely that AZ no distant day the change which
has been talked about will 60 into effect and II bs.
comes US to b prepared for su0h contingency"
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

DEAD DECK FoRNEY says the failure to
pass the League Island swamp scheme through the
Senate is a national calamity" Tho nation can
stand it II FoRsEY's pocket and 1.-TWO newspapers"
can. The lobby league staggered whom League
Island swamp fall
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
National Ranks.

No new national banks were established last
week. The total number now in operation is ,657;
to which, up to date, circulation to the amount of
$780, 1876 s45 has been issued by the Comptroller of
the Currency.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

Applications for admissions can be made 10 a1y q tue
medical staff the matron at the Hospital Orders for
mission to the free beds Of this institution can be OBJ
tanned Of the Rev. @. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of 1he Rev. D. gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon charge al his
denee Orders the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be
through the Surgeon General, United States army.
Jy2o Q. II. HALL. D. D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
MED 10 AL sTAFF,

SURGEON IN OHARGH.
- J. H. THoMPsON, NJ. D., ls4 street, between Twsn-
tieth and Twenty First streets
cossuLrIsa PHYSICIANS AND suRdRoss.
JOS. X. BARNES, N. D., Surgeon General, United
States Army.
JOS. RILEY, NJ D., Georgetown.
TH0s. MILLER, N. D., y street, Washington.
A. p. GARNETr, n. D., New York avenue.
W. p. JOHNSTON, n. D., Washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Georgetown.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

INTERNAL REvEsuE.-The receipts from this
source Saturday last were 81, 3ll55. and for
the week ending on that day, 50, 1904 s5OS3.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

ArMadam Mounts' Pile salvs-s Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
q, sad IN Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthma &s
can Be found Al stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotslj 0ilmans, near Metropolitan Hotel, Yord cor.
nsr Of Ilsvsnth and Psnnsyivania avsnus Kntwisiss
corner Of Twelfth and Psunsylvania avenue; Hliiot
corner Of and Twelfth streets, Hsfbsushs corner Of
seventh and O. rt jala-H
~ hereby certify that I have need Mrs.
hount's salvs, for what known the camp Itch. y
had the eject to II in very short time. This
daring the war In the year 1885, and avail pysslf Of
the Arst opportunity 70 give my testimony In hehalf Of
her valuable salvs This certificate give voluntarily
aplS-lm CHARLks EDWARDS.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

ASBreech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Breech Loading Arms Of which Cen
sral Hancock Is president s in session al No.
Windsr's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
. m. and . p m., until further notice.
Inventors requested 70 submit their arms In per.
or by agent 10 the recorder Of the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. sth .. g. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. U.sA.,
mhl2-N . Recorder.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
spDCIAL NoTr<yns,.

- National un,sn Erscssivs osmmittes
The following gentlemen eopposs ths EArosAL UsioH
Bxscurrvp connirrEn, Whose rooms are d the Union
National Club. No. $50 Twelfth street. between sad
streets. ~ t ~ Ar 49,
Delegates 70 The PAiadsiphia Coavsnton arriving IN
The city requested 10 sa At The rooms Of the club
and register their names;
--.,---- HON. A. w. RANDALL.
Chairman,
HON. o. n. BROWNING, q
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
Q. wRNDELL, ESQ,
eu CHAs. KNAP, ESQ.,,
A. T. PERRY, ESQ,
SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ.
Hoe cnARLs Mason, 90 s4F3 lEggttrrf
Corresponding Secretary.
joHx p. CorLs, q ''.i' a' ~
Recording Secretary. jyis-taul4
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

" BRowSLow were pelted, as he deserves,
his Eso:llsnoy would b be Essdl'nsy'-A'H''''N'
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

~ Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis.
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIu HoUoHr0N,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. spl1-sm
AETo the Citizens Of Gsorgstown.-Ar-
ransenssts have been made 70 have the do.
versd promptly and regularly every msrang 10 ssb-
scribers In every part Of 0sorgetown. ,H. t.3I'
Subscriptions will be received By d. W. WHITING
his News stasd In the Post oes Congress street. who
10 the agent for Georgetown, and to whom all com
plants will hereafter be made.
Terms-7s cents per month, payable 10 the Agent.
je2s-H
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

~ Moth and Frecklss.-Ladiss amieted
with Dscoloratons the Face called moth patches
frseklss, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
FrsctIe Lotion It Is infailbis Prepsfsd BY Dr. B. @.
PERRY, Dermatoogis 40 Bond street. New York. Sold
BY all druggists In Warrington and elsewhere Price
u .... ....-. .... -tt&s3m
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

AIAmanuensis.-Psrso desiring the ser-
vices Of CoPYrsT or ANANURNsIs, eaa be aeeommo.
dated By lady who writes neat and PLATA hand. By
n streets north. ap2s.H
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
An Expert swindlsr-The Governmen
Muieted In the Sum Of $4,000.

An Expert swindler-The Government
Muleted In the Sum Of $4,000.
A few weeks since gentleman Of good address,
bearing what were supposed to be genuine oredsn-
tials and representing himself as purser In the
United States navy, appeared at the Navy Depart
mont and presented acquisitions to the amount Of
$50, 900, for which . navy warrant covering this
sum was issued. The warrant, having passed
through the ordinary channels Of the Treasury De-
partmsnt and undergone the scrutiny Of experienced
officers, who certified to Its correctness, finally
reached the Office Of the Treasurer, who issued his
draft, payable BY the United States Treasurer at
Philadslphia. fastening to Philadslphis, the
swindsr deposited the draft and two thousand dol.
lars in national currency in the First National
Bank Of that city, stating that hs would return in
few days, BY which time he hoped his draft would
be duly esshsd by the Assistant Treasurer True
to his word he called in day two, and, receiv-
ing the amount Of his draft, togsthsr with his
81, 900, in Government funds, decamped for parts
unknown.
The swindlsr gave his name as A. R. Allen; and
the fact that there Is purssr Of that name serving
in the navy, and the apparent geuuinsnsss Of his
papers, induced the Department to proceed with the
settlement Of his claims. Every meaas have been
taken to secure the arrest Of this bold forger and
swindler, who up to this tme has eluded all efforts
made for his capture
The New Insignia Of Rank for Gen. Grant.
The exalted rank Of General having been re-
Gently bestowed upon Gen. Grant, and Gen. sher-
man promoted to the vacant Lieutenant General
ship there s considerable curiosity svinced to know
what insignia Of rank will be adopted by the for
msr, as in accordance with the Army Regulations
the Lieutenant General Is entitled TO trio Of stars
on each shoulder, while no uniform 10 specified for
General. Al q recent informal meeting Of Gen.
Grants stat and several prominent officers Of the
regular army, the subject Of the Generals insignia
was discussed, when ~ present concurred in the
opinion that metallic shield, substituted for the
largest star in the shoulder strap, would be IN ap
propriats and handsome device to indicate tho
rank Of the chief commanding officer of the armies
Of the United States. Gen. Grant expressed him
self pleased with the design which will probably be
adopted.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (eircle. corner Of N street

This Institution IL situated In the most healthy por.
ton Of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes.
Terms Of admission From % to go per week, In
cordanee with the room required payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines Medical, and Surgical
Attendance
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

Letters directed TO street and number
liversd accordingly, free Of charge.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

MAyoR's OPPiGg, July 7, 1866. (
Earnestly commend the object Of the foregoing APP
peal to the friendly consideration OF all benevolent
persons. AUGUSTUS b. STEVENS,
jy20.u Mayor.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
ROPOs LsFOR FLOUR.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July as, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
We>fern Union kaflr0ad,


TRAINS LEAVE PUkT BYRON A tOL-
l. LOWS:
Ma,i ANA ExPsess 1850 4. NJ, daily, (sandsys
s,ear,boas Espress lsassA. NJ. daily, tsss.
dave excepsed.)
Accommodates $50 r. n.
ARsIvE At roRf BYRON.
Nail and Exmess 1850 r. NJ. daily, (SssAays
s.ssnIosa sspssn les p. H.. eaily
Accommodation e:sc A. H.. dsily, tSundsys
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron 1t ia
nases close CONNECTIONS Tor Chicago aA3 oil
Stesmboat Express .nnrcts Il Savanna With
steamer l.aus,sg for Dubuaac. arriving hoord
ahesi o. Northern LINE boass.
..Steamer lows " leaves davenport q A. n.
cennecsiAg = pvrt byron With Sssane0ae ~.
press, md q 4 T. ~. connecting with 80 !. -
train
A. Racine, Win .'O0Odraca Line" steanseetes
0sand ilavea. %hsbsygsn aad Maaitowoc.
A Racina junction, With Chicago MtlWaakoe
Railroad. Tor Miiwsukee. Kenoshs. Waasegan
Al Clinton junction. With chieseo : North.
western llaslrusn. Tor Janssvilse, Madison, Pra.
.rie gu Chies and La Croase.
A. 0elois, eta Chicago : Northwestern 1ail
rosd. for P;sosvilDs, Essnssills. aud Nsdisoe
Al Freepurt, With Chicago Northwestern and
llliaois Csnsrsl Railroads. Tor RocAi0rd. wsrsva
AinerAl Point cad OsieuA
A. savanna. With atsam paetet lansing,
fsr Dubuque end through hosts 20 -. Paul
AZ Fulton, With e:hieago NnsshwvssesN Roll
-, ~ Oaisagsy Dsass - CsAas UaPiaa.
Al Port PyrOn. With Chicago Z kocs lslasd
Ia,lrosd. and eseam p:ss:s iowa 6eswees
avenport and Rock island.
PAssea sers viis nsd this rced the chespest
! d auielrst 10 III points IN The Norshwert.
=. q. TATE. 6up't \. a: KNAPP, Snp't
Eastern Ois isioa. Wsstesn division,
mavl7 AM Racine. wis Savanna, Ill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

WARnRA. Ills, Sepe. 2O.-Owiue 70 the
rain the number Of people In sssendance a
the fair in this place has no, been 90 large
~ WAS anticipated.
General Logan deliv. red short address
this Afternoon. Owing to . severe cold he
wae compelled 10 b brief He was succopd
I'd By Gen hurlbus In On address Of come
two hours
Our fair will be contiuued over SATURDAY
The clouds are breaking away, and Il prom.
'ses to DO = success. The exhibition Of
stock, mechanical and farm products are
very large.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21

For debility, loss "fappc,itc weakness. ind esion
or dyspepsia. want OF action of the LIVER di-ordered
stomach. There are no bitter that can ompare with
til 81 in removing dsircs Ing complaints For sale
can be had nj any drug store IL the United Ste,es
Sev nty and Green streets. 10 whom all orders should
b addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-21
Js0.. aIsVk.

FoRr NoxRoB. Sept. 9O.-Bishop Greene,
Of Mississippi, and JAS w. Kelly, an RI H..
man Catholic minister, In Nm interview with
J'f Davis informed him they would make
an appeal 10 President johnson for his re-
lease If he Lad no objections. To which
ur. Davis responded, that he thanked them
tor their offer and assured them that such
an effort would he futile, - his counsel had
made similar efforts and wire told he mu> i
be tried BY military asd civil courts upon
charges made against him.