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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

The craving Will taks plses " the Ca
II, 900 pssboae CO wieueus 4. eo9ni10ee
viii Be appointed hy The asdiesss sapseiatesd
the same. All patchasess sad este win "
supplied With correct listo Of dfsin9 - soon
a Dablished. raseise Aeedlng ttsio win ~.
tais thsn ua1il a11er ~ As1wia - h she
nunbsf eppsars = ~ lsl e a9a znpubesp
they will forward their ticket insdisaely viii
fall dtrecsieas = = ne A.adis q eoo66 -
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nGbsteOs fss 49, = shs pstlpal hsesou.
bod - musie l)ossA - Ne - - Z -
o0ee. AZ Rass yaesr eegese, H. NJ. l. -
sean 1eoek. y ~ - ; Seht " a % $1,000
Of psiee snl stsnp ~ sssufi p0ses. q
Coed - relta61s egenes oa1tsia ososyeie,.
teMr-en4 vahgs - Ne Qsite1 49, - vhaiG
requffed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

70 the unisftanals. Dr.. CLARKE. ~ Clara
street. Ne. 4 lArnsa Blseks = ~ Il . Ssw
words. hut gives peAisaAs II sstA sssss, sssms.
snliAsas aod snDaogon sanAsnnns. vis4aae q
indissrsttes. qasskssv - issoapstessy sossult
Dr.. Clarke. whose greet success depends spes
regular sdacaaion end e1pssieaes. 90 - mn
st once and Be cured He does nos want your
money unless hs does you good.
- Send 81 for bog Of his eslsheaasd Fs-
male Pills. Surs eurs. 1hsss Pills snan vnsa
rms snpssAAns. are ~ ONLY SURB REMEDY
FOR The ssoevsl u Osssrsetisas I'D lsrsguaasi.
ties Of Feoalse. rse Ita4
- Ssad twe stsmps fbr "Privsss LISTERS
70 Married ladies'
- Bend two stamps for "Dsser,ptisa Of
Psssarie PrevestiG"
- Send two seamps for :. Private Letter o.
Seminal Weskness -
/. A'idrese u. CLARKE, No. Lsrmoa Block.
Chioaeo. III. i usa0-dh1lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

NY tssAsss nevS sshsvss - ash shsnt assats.
uht9A she1 profess 70 cure.
40 ~ thh corrosive aatssal, . dan, uuecd b,
ops1Ass 1setoss, 10 prrserbedbt Asa aino, uniss
ally - sases ofsss complaint consumption et uuas
= lusadaxs sulA .ooA4rp rms
ere composed satirsy Of roots I'D hsrhs rbtaned
~ esset stc teho9ss % paiufs and thcf 6fst i
80 W0pUvsaes sssd aDehe sueaisiuc 10 d;I
The esss ofa fair eHveAirent. Hesvick' I'll Ge u
produce any nsuesa sickness Of the stonach hut
Hhrn siven for dysret - hny Aeyssprr t. them
y connection with nerrIch's K,d fas externally.
sy ,hisln6!coH fsefRest the diets'iss
0esd,l9 deer1e Z mali 40 visor, aad an crstsr
~ 81 fhotResssch may bc cured.
When reflect that The liver Il the largest tternn
organ Of the body. that "a , UtUasa os inportat
duty Of Aitsriss the blood and preparing the nie Il
4 .ahteett % manl dIscrtsrs and thai when nv
alIy. y 70 hce suspsssins tAat me dsrine t.chcsr
sos,ore the ArslAy operations Of tho liver Should re
duce vsndefiul changes In the general heath And -
ssct WetsA may ovrsas 20 ~ ssc,t mir ar'''o.s
Headache Of soog contnu nee, severe pn In In 'r i
sreost and shoudsrs. aching u tho spts. feeling
general weakness and WvetchedAet %, ma ether nis
Ing diseressiau symptoms Indicative q impcr'cc
dSssd esvA osolso u ~ Hvees spse1ub
lless1dAS HagoesCoatsa fola sDd Md rlsstsr
ASs sold y DsueRists asd Merchants In NIL part nit
vailed esstse. CaaaAa South America, Brssl,
Asearai!s. and nav - shssissd - calling .or .he
~, uTV SSCv n. AM..~V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

/ GREAT
+ xor.A-w.I..ra
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! VIII take place
/ NEW MuslciALl
! milwaukee, wisconsin,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

8eeend Street Livery stable,
rsaOAuPo0N 4 MILL.
...r =, - Msln end Hars,spa.) gi,tt
Wish TO INFORM rng ne s4ss :
pablc that thay have bsea
making important additions -
the Stock. and now have the
.sfgest end most complete - he city.
vesp Aorses, .stoo Aarmsoobo,
NEW RroIt7 xaf
0oRSIS DouH u Nm 81 -
! nrticu1ae ol1o6n - = - - =
vhisA occa1iso5 = - I'm p1e3I1E ~
IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11
wiz LIONS AND llonEsssS
And give Performance that has created an
Unpara11ed I:xrltensent 1'hro mc n
osst the Country.
The pspers and the people have endorsed and
proclaimed il TO b the
Greasest Display or 1nsrePldl6y.
EVER DISPLAYED By MORTAL BEING,
-
49,
= -

TIE NScAnoad Why saldA1lerf Lsugers leatsvith
~ Win snlmals fstnish vondssfal eviasncr q
xsas s'r.s COL courage e, sna ae:snssn fn
genius iellne ana having been ,st receptly captured
- ogs. r:taa the aos Is!io. q theis mate &
SsSs have handled we're trained. and 10 certain
extent rendered dccile utthese crcaturee know hut
nah = cass.snG. and - be opposed 70 either
WI apparent unconcerr, and although they growl.
spit (allkc) and strike Il him, ne makes them keep
~ ssi s g. ~ -: TER Eso 80 rim GLch
s OF fn1 LION. 'Tis when he IL about 70 retire
Ut De dHnEss becones % apparent AZ be passes
81 isiins to esseS lin they ct % series q howl:
pessbvmance h, one cannot behold Il without ehud
MANY n.y. = " ~ V -''
NJ animals win he exhsbsed h me Circleia Com
moliuas Caee, = aranged that the spreat0ss cany
WITH Pesea sa6.ey, cus:ly observe every movement
aaae thsse noble creatures which are admitted 70
Flnsss Specimens ever Captured.
Dan. Castello's
TRIUMPHANT PROCESSION
ssspeass b peis1 = lnsdsur. Kxtest ~ Real
ssesos s ssp e s Of u
Pageants of Royalty and Chivalry
0leraoas 0elAea nays ~ he l9l1l
4 Cemt0fyl ~
Thsn my attempt - emulate Regal spsesdcs eva
undertakes ~ nanaeata1 eAhst y inlaced b PFC
'sss r. :s.1 'is:;: y BAs omar snow
- - WuSssnIne saSk q teils, thsnag1 - Il ~
- 1ssg nsA ~ saner. "a shs sai.tasesy ever
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11
=" Constitution Life syrnr
Cures all swelling ef ne Clan1s,

Either Of the Fees, Neck, Or fenals bssaet. end
ed, thus fsvsnting their breaking, and preAuc-
ing troublesome Discharsiag Sores. which die.
figure so many OF the younger portion Of the
community, from six to twenty years Of e.
Young children are very subject 10 Discharge
from the Ears which depends upon Scrofnlous
constitution. These cases soon recover by tokin 4
. few doses Of the Life syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

mn. MAnhsa 4 LIN III
q A Il A II II II SN UFF.
fhs Snuff proved itselfc ~ he Nest sr,e,, lnovv
sof curing the Catarh Cold In the Head and Headache
nae been found excellent renedy In nany cases 81
.see Eyes Deafness has heeo fenovc1 - H. And Nsss.
hes ore been gree y impreved hyits uss.
Nnyr.grent and Agreeable. cad
se3eves 1masaeAlk0o 0rDoer
=. :. !. ~ ~ :, s.;., -
-: 8: :: . :!'I' !:
:, Msre sna. r.srsy vears
Of sale u N MassAaiis Cslss,h ~ sa deeAs
80: Id and q this moment stands higher thas
ltls rscommeaAsd BY aay ofshs bsss pAy,,c,s.e -
eord 9Th great succs ard saaslAction svssy where
8eo0 the c0reo0c0oeo Of Wkobo.
enle OrugGlses In 106l.
es. $780, -: e nssa.S sss .ssy ys:ss -: =.
81. and ssd 4 10 ss0aiiy ssass
49, - believe 10 - e(ual every Respect 10 re ~
caendssioas given q u o. ne esss olCsssrrh A..
s..ss T.. 's IL = .'A.''~~
II Ferry. Boston nsrsss : rsrh. Nsv Ysss
-. Austen Go. DO Asa D easas, 9
oeoen Lamson Go DO esspAsa paul Co q
49,. Csties Co do 1ssssa h1iaos 90 q
- kcwie do Mcksssea Robblns, q
Meaehau, edhoah CO NWssa. 0loee q ~
y Hay. Possla6a, ~, ~ A0SA ~
ver sale BY ell DragDists. fRY IT. nvl-Av1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

aaArrisen akeeet 1Aveey Atahas.
nS7nk61oSn HARRls0x STkEEf, BEfGEgN
=ace Front saa oeeosd. G90sVoo 4
Careo0geo, II the 49, qualify. - ~ q q
hours. FHnerals fasnished % shoft nslise.
HORSES BOUGHT AID. Sold. -ss..
~ boarded q reasonable charges (nyle-aoy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

Ep,leptie fits, Sympathstis Or Oreasie Dis.
esses II the Heart q papiastios, Dissase q The
Valves, producing gratisg 6ling esepo, Ossp-
q Of tks Heart tse, and I'll The s4ssAiens u Ills
iinportsnt Organ, (psssoas .sudering ffo4. nv
seuts pain II the region Or the heatS) Will Be
greatly relieved By Coassitutios LifeSyrup.
Droken DeVn an Dolieate Constitution
| 0uGsriss from 1ndjspositioa 10 Excrtion, Hait
| q ne Back, toss u Memory, FosebsdtakS, Msr.
Yisi6o. Hot Skia sad 8xtrsnitibs, Weat Oi
Sizes, hssalsssness, Pals. Aase1Fd Csnn1saeose.
md LAaeit1as, % The Mnas0I6f 0ysee0, ~ -.
qsirsihs aid n NJ Cossaitn1ius ~ 6yrsp. w
4Nsr4 @7.a4ts fslait Y Ts'iGs lrr N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

1oalost puhlishesi the "YOUru Y
MANUAL, " sootainias no pages g.,
~ ~ tllee1sAtiees on ~ A,Aes.
~ ana fAysioieey Of Inc ecrua.
Os0o1.o ~ beth seass, In hs srth ar
disease, With Treatise On hrxnn
1eloaeea, tncludshg Felt Abuse
.1es INee49&, essuaie Cor
oa6o0v b.. Win ueW methods .
tfooemene, lutsndcti ~ Guide 10,
0ogs1o 81 Qinole ssntsAdpS
Z. = e! ~ 49, 7 l.,ss 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

The following gifts ere . few amg ths oany
y be drawn. For full list see ciresfS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
Common Sense.

In long letter from Horace Greeley
to Governor Perry, of South Carolina,
which appeared in d late number of the
Tribune, the following pithy paragraph
appears: u..l 'i,., n
"Let me say, once-for all, that make
no professions oflove for the negro,race,
and thatyour claim to superior regard
for or interest in the black race is
wholly unrivaled. lido not love negroes
as negroes l like whites better; but |
comprehend that justice is all mems true
interest, and that wrong done to the
humblest, the most despised, is an lnju,,
ry and peril to all. My superior regard
for the white race leads me to protest
against and seek to prevent, to fore
close, toprecTude, any injustice by it to
any race or class whatever. Are you
not Christian enough to realize that it is
more lamentable to do wrong than to
suffer it? If you are, why need ! con-
stantly repel this assumption that am
inpelled by special affection for blacks!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
ETERNAL JUSTICE.

The man Is thought knaye or fool,
Or bigot plotting crime. |
Who for the advancement of his race, 81. -,
Is wiser than his time. ,. ..
For him the hemlOck shall dlstln,
For him the aX be barred
For him the gibbet shall be built, ., a.Hr .H
For him the stake prepared. .i
Him shall the scorn and wrath Of men
Pursue with deadly aim;
And malice envy, spite and lies
Shall desecrate his name ... ......... ..-
But truth shall conquer at the last . ..
For round and round we run,
And ever tile right comes uppermost,
And ever is justice done. ..... ...H.
Pace through thy cell old Socrates, F
Cheeriy TO and fro; . ..r aU..H ..l
Trust to the impulse Of thy soul .r... .... .
And let the poison flow.
They may shatter to earth the lamp of clay
That holds light divine, PA. ..u.. #j
But they cannot quenCh the fire OF thought
By any such deadly wines
They cannot blot thy spoken words
From the memory of man All.
BY all the poison ever was brewed ...
Since time its course begun.
To-day abhOrred, tomorrow adOred
SO round and round We run,
And ever the truth comes uppermost, ... .,..
And ever is Justice done. .....
Plod on, thou grave grey Anchorite,
Be wiser than thy peers; .r". .r,u n
Augment the range of human power ... .
And trust to coming years
They may call thee wizard and monk acCursed
And load thee with dispraise, .. . "
Thou vert born five hundred years too soon ...
For the comfort of thy days,
But not too soon for human kind; '
Time hath reward in store, r."'.
And the demons of our sires become t.. ..,.. 30;
The saints that we adore. E
The blind can see the slave is lord,
so round and roand we run, .n"H- '... f.
And ever the wrong Is proved TO De wrong, O.
And ever is justice done. .....
Keep, Galieeo, to thy thought,
And nerve thy soul to bear; l.m.nn. .,
They may goat er the senseless words they wiring
From the pangs of thy despair;
They may veil their eyes but they cannot hide
The suns fneridiari glow
The heel of priest may tread thee down
And tyrant work thee wo,
But never truth liasbeen destroyed t'.'.
They may curse it aud call it crime, . .,
Pervert and betray, or slander and slay
Its teachers for time,
But the sunshine aye shall light the sky
As round and round we run, -
And the truth shall ever come uppermost,
And justice shall be done. nuu CO.,. -Mr
And live there NOW such meu as these ,s rI
With thoughts like the great of old;
Manyhove died in their misery ..t' '."'
And left their thoughts untold; ....'r
And many live, and are ranked as mad,
And placed in the cold worlds ban
For sending their bright far-seeing souls ~
Three centuries in the van.
They toll in penury and grief
Unknown, If not maligned,
Forlon, f0rlom bearing the scorn
Of the ineanest of mankind
But vet the world goes round and round
And the genial seasons run,
And ever the truth comes uppermost, f.... b.
And ever is justice done. Id. .. .rr.i .a.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
Bark Lice.


l see that the Farmers Club Of n, Y,
are often exercised by correspondent in-
quiringing about barklice, and they are
continually advising certain washes to be
applied, saying that few applicaionst
will clean the tree and make it look bright
and healthy, Now, to those who have
time to wash the limbs and branches Of
the apple, don't object; but the RENEE.
dy is Just about as bad as the disease
The only way to get rid and keep clear
Of this pest is good cultivation. If your
treeis kept growing vigorously, the lice
will do no harm. 1hayeseen whole or
chards nearly destroyed by neglect
E. A. Il. IN Ger. Tel.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
DIR. A. L. WOODS
EYE INFIRMARY,.
WERSTER. OHIO.

MTHERE all Diseases of the Eye, so common
wv to this country at the present time--such as
Granulated Lids, (TRACHoMA,) Opacity of the
COmea (Which is a scum or film over the sight,)
together with various notifications ofboth; which
all produce much pain and weakness of ylsion
and sooner Or later, partial or complete blindness
All these diseases will be successfully treated at
moderate prices, and where the patient is not ben
eGted the charges will be promptly refunded.
Persons having very sore eyes, who have been
prescribed for by other Physicians without bene-
ut, are especially requested to call for trcatment.-
Several such that had been quite blind from eight
to twenty months, have had good sight restored
to them under my treatment. Persons can con-
vince themselves of the truth of the above by re-
ferring by letter or otherwise, TO any of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen. 49,.
REFEREYCEs.-Dr A. l.. Norton, Portsmouth.
O., John Paul, Manager of Bloom Furnace, o.,
Joseph Arthur. do, John I. Jackson Portland,
o.. Rev DR.. PrettymOn, Athens, Oil. A. Sell,
jackson q. H., o.; John N. Erwin. Ilamden, 0.
All letters Of inquiry should be addressed to
t.... ........ A. L. WOOD, NJ D.
Webster.
April 10, 66-1y P.B. ofM, & C.RR. Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
The Philadelphia Ledger says that

, The Philadelphia Ledger says that
it is safe and easy enough to darken the
color of the hair: "A weak solution Of
acetate of iron will, tits said, effect this,
and, mixed with a'little' glycerine, if
rubbed daily into the hair, viii perma-
nently darken it aud benefit the health
besides. After certain age, iron and
sulphuret of potassium, the latter to
restore the decreasing sulphur, may be
useful. rt' q nr .o-t t..'u .aa q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30

The Best time to put IN Re.-I asked an
old farmer once, what was the best time
to put in rye! He lOked at his wach d
replied: al4.
"7Ms is about my hoUr," ,;,l,iJsg,g
3 The rye was Immediately putt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30

Have you feas?-we saw a fellow
who was scratching himself Industrious
ly, and asked, have you feast 'fFleas!"
said he, contemptuously, stranger, do
you suppose I'm dog! them's lice.P e
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30

Suckers, whether they appear on bud
ded, or grated stocks, OF on established
trees, should be rubbed of when they
first appear. -;.n...,, lr. ba
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30

Old Muggs says that the talk Of
women is usually about men; even their
laugh ID he. he. he'i jh2ysqi '''.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
DIR. J. S. REASONER

D ESPECTFULLY TENDERS HIS PROBES
III SIONAL SERVICES to the citizens of the
town of Jackson and vicinity. Office at his Resi-
dence, near the Fair Ground. &c.,.
N. B. His General health is very good about
the same during the night season as in day time.
Dec. II. 1S63-tf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
r u L H ,
2'. ISAAC ROBERTS,
OIL A I'M A @ EN II /.
a JACKSON G. FL, OHIO.

Having taken out license as Claim Agent he
is prepared to collect claims against the Govern
ment, such as t ..... -, .,r........
Back Pay. BOunIy, Pensions, &c.
Having been in the employ of the Government for
some time, he understands how to make out and
Gle the necessary papers for speedy settlement
of claims
0FFrcE-At the Broadway House, corner Of
Broadway and Pearl Streets. .'.|'-."' '"'
Feb 0. 1865,-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
A, B. MONAHAN, M. D.

PHYSICIAN & SU R G { Q N,
TTAVING located in jackson c. H., Ohio, Of
III ters his professional services to the citizens
of Jackson and surrounding country. BY strict
attention to the duties of his profession, he hopes
to merit liberal patronage.
He purposes on practiclng his profession in Its
various branches, but special attention will be
given to surgery and chronic diseases.
Ed-0RFIcl,-On Broadway Street, over Clark S
Store. Residence on Main Street, formerly occu-
pied by DIR. Durham. U lu .... 1rhG.
Nov. 16, 1865.--tf s. frr..t r
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
I'D like to be aangel,
And with the at1gels stAnd ~

fIU WIVII VuV uIIE1 UIS oIuIISI'
l wouldn't, thought l.. / wouldn't
trade places with an angel even up. A
offs with but, little to do, with four
grocerys within stones throw, is ez
much happiness ez my bilers will stand
without Dustin. A angel 4sooth! proo
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30

JACKSON c. IT, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-24
Mr.. Gras's Loss ~ the Late Fire.
10 TIE ynifoE Oh TIE HlRAIn

To prevent any msapprehenon from the varous correct
and reports which have been published respecting
my losses ana INSURANCE IN connection the FIRE at the
Academy Of Music, permit me 10 make q statement nv
wardrobe was sonisned IN foryesh, large and
taken 70 the Academy from the Eagle by which nv
company and self arrived FROM Havana II had hccn ade
iss and every lareel, Increased on az.
count Of my extensive rsIe-sre portc1s OF had been
purchased IN London and Paris that has been con
ssnly growing N importance and vslue Such wardrobe
At the prices Of materials the high price u labor
could 10 made up after many many months Of labor
aud the employment Of about fifty persons daily fty
thousand dollars Contrary my usual caution had nse
lectc 20 ssure Of ~ and have single article
destrcyedhose that have been and were 10 he
dnne the brief season The rpms In der
~ my music comprising about fosty operas happy
say col aksn 10 the Aoscen, Ard saved my
stOrcfoonb.
To tie many distinguished Gentlemen ard influential
friends Who have expressed '" he sympathy who
have rsofered thcr assistance Ia require Il beg
sincere and grateful thanks WITH rsicnf and
psr~sveTsnre rust IN b. able to all this
luns and ] shall depart for Europe arr antrt
Madame kstorl her suite and crmpanv: com f.ta ID
arrnns ems nts for the ncxt rfE for New
Havana. and also a. perfect the drctions whit
sent out day ~ ny agents iu Milan and Paris 10
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his grasp, Prussia is committed against Austria
and Italy is dependent upon and devoted to
France. The grand drama, therefore, will
probably be opened by movement of Italy
upon Venetia. Prussia, then Selling her oppor-
tunity, will advance against Austria on the
other side, and then the six hundred thousand
available troops of France will be put in mo-
lion for the Rhine and the Danube, and the
treaties and boundaries of 1915 will be blotted
out
Such, we conjecture, will be tho western sec
ton Of the coming European war. The east
ern division, by concert with Napoleon, may
be left to Eussia. Against either of those two
Powers, thus cooperating for the division of
Europe between them, England cannot inter
fere. Nor will she long be able to survive The
general wreck Of kingdoms and dynastes with
out close alliance with the United States.
In any event the financial revulsion which
Europe will suffer will be the building up Of
the credit, power and prosperity of the great
republic.
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Com m fsstoners Of Charities N ma Corree.
ton.

VISIT or GOVERNOR rkNrOS TO rHE INSTITUTIONS IN
CHARGE OF The COMMISSIONERS.
Governor Fcn'on, his daughter and some Of his
friends LEFT Bellevue in the department steamer yes,er
day morning and visited the House Of Refuge on Ran.
das Island The Governor passed through the various
departments Of the building and length proceeded to
the reception room, where he by the boys and
several Of them made little speeches which seemed to
please the Governor greatly He expressed great ssts
faction at the manner In which everything carried
on in the building especially the discipline Of the bows
their healthy and happy appearance well the pro-
they had made IN their studies cxhorted them
&c peevere 10 the end lay store within them.
selves the material FOR becoming In after life good and
useful citizens The Governor then proceeded Black
wells Island where he visited the Lunac ASYLUM the
workhouse Almshouse Charity Hospital and penitcn.
uary where he partook Of collation. prepared for the
occasion OF his vist by order Of the Comnlss toner's
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ARRIVAL OF THE CONGRESSIONAL fSvEsrfG kTING
coMNiTrrE-sTRiKE or coLoRED LABoRERs.
CINCINNATI. May 20, 1866
The Congressional committee sent TO investigate the
recent riot in Memphis arrived yesterday, and viii
meDce their work to-day.
Ihe cooied lcvce ebgers at Nemphs struck for higher
wsfe yesterday and attempted "a parade the streets.
The authorities OF the FreedInen's Bureau fearing
another rot caused the the negro striker ana
conveyed them 20 the fort.