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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
SOLE pRoPRIEToRs,
Nos. Sc. Sc, 60 & 81 East Third St
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

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C,T.TEMENT OF THE CONDITION or
y the American insurance Company al Free
port, H., January lst, 1856.
No or Policies issued 1919 over IL go in force.
Amt. of Property 3; risk ~ $3.50
. Deposit No.as secured b. Lien on
iira, Intent Not- nliing due -O''''''
monthly. Observation-Disclosures. si.iso.io
Bill, Receivable ................. io042.s3
Cash on hand and due fom Ag't4% 6.ti1.s5
:. : due on deposit notes net. f,I6y.J2
9 Stationery and other personal
Losses adjusted ard due. ....... None
:. I" not due :. ..... None
.. recently reported and awaiting proof 100
The laregs, amount insured osa IN any one 1000
80 HIRAM BIiGliT. President.
CHAS. Il. CO kkiER, Scc'y.
Personally appeared beer. me-. Clerk oitsie Cornty
Cnnrta of Mcpherson osiIy- Hiram Bright and
SHas. l.. Cufrier 70 me kna"h ~ vs ifeslutAt Ahu
Secretary OF the American Insurance Company who
being firsi du, sworn a.eoIdn1 " iaw aep9se. ann
respectively Is true In substance and in fact shown
by the Books Records And Accounts Of said Company
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ard day OF
March 1895 GEO. THOMPSON.
County Clerk.
Is# By e. G. PIERSOL. Dep.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
Dies Moines. April lrt6.
Whereas the american Insurance Company located
at Frceport in the state Of Illinois has filed N
this sfee statement ~ ~ condition on me
first day OF January 1850 in accordance with the pro-
visions Of Act OF the General assembly oit state
vf Iowa. entitled IAN Act ID relation to INSURANCE
Conn anies' approved January 2sh 1851 and an Act
ameiatcry there TO- approx fnhiiiarv.ih Is's and
whereas said statements shows that said Insurance
Company Is possessed OF the requisite amount of cap
ita invested as required BY said Acts.
There fosc I. John A. Elliot Auditor OF state DO
hereby certify that said Insurance Company isauhor-
lied to transact the business Of Insurance IN this
State " Agents properly appointed and authorized TO
acknowledge service of process for and behalf Of
said Company as required by said Acts until the sist
day Of Janurry A. D., 1871. ".
IN testir,ony whereof have hcreunto subscribed |
my name and all the zeal Of my Office the day and
year first above written. JOHN a ELLIOTT.
aprk-dHt Auditor of State,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary Stage Of
Syphilis.

This stage is known by the following symptoms
Nodes of hard and painful Tumors the Bones, En-
Judgements of the Joints Contractions hard pains
in the Bones and Joints Carries decay of the Bones
Syphilitc rheumatism. Alteration Of the Parts, ate.
To cure the Third or Tertiary Stage. DR.. Marks
Syphc Cure and Pulls. These medicines will cure
the longest standing and worst They will cure
the most excruciatns pains in the Bones and Joints
in a inM DAYS. rlicc Der nnckanc Snal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
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IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

This 4 the only nsdidnc thss c.es diseases ariss
frun an impure son1s ofiAe baoea, viz:
ssrofula, Or King . Evil, Ohndsr, Temorss
.Eruptions e the Skin, Erytfpolas Ghront
3c Son Eye, MngvorA or Iettefs Scaid
he.d, Old 1scre4. Swelling cfthe Glands,
Leprosy, White Swelling, Piles, B'otches'
Boils, Pimples on the Face, Goitre, kheu-
matism, Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Com
nlaint. Dyspepsia, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, all Chronic Diseases
and all Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
rh,. medicine conbinee IN a healthy concentrated
state the Fluid Extracts IL Sarsaparilla, Yellow DOCK
stlllnga Burdoek. and the Iodine OF Potassium aso
he Extracts OF several other valuable kOOIe my
BARks, prepared by a NEW md highly lmg%sec
chemical process for obtaining the ACTIVE fnIN.
CiPIE of those Roots In it, PURE and most perfect
ventile state rendering the compound the most per
crt and EFFICAGIOgS RkAEDi known " nAn ~
ire cnye ~ al those diseases arising from an impure
s,a,e ~ the Al3OD. or the oehse Ads OF the system
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27

Is valuable assistant to the Iodine and Sarsaparia
in snbdung the disease The Iodine and Ssrsaparila
purifes the Blood and removes the cause. and the
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease and
thus speedy and permanent cure is effected BON
recommended to be used for these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine Il Sarsaparilla
Is rapidly superceding all other Sarsaparillas and
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old sar
sapari lzs are discarded worthless and nariy
obfoletc wle this is every day increasing in popular
favor Druggists and dea'rs who formerly pureila~ed
Nv the dozen ord by tho Csfoes and Five Gross
nj a time. 1t IL warranted Six Times STRONGER
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Sarsapar-
lila or Blood Purifying Medicine now offered to the
Public, or money will be taken Tor it. Therefore
ask for
DR.. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
And take nothing else
PIice,h Iodine and Sarsaparilla. II 20 per bottle.
Price-Grdleys Salt Iiheum and letter Ointment,
- cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. T Easterly & CO.. No. 20
North Fifth street. 81 Louis Mo Sold at their Branch
Family Medicine Store No. SO Madison street, Chi
cago. Ills.
For sile by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27

Fly 4H
IDr. EAsterIy's iodine and
Sarsaparf1la -
Searches out the very germ or roots OF diseases sy
Purifying the Blood producing healthy ACTON Q, ihe
LIVER and its secrctions expefne oil nurDif,
mpnrp and diseased matter from the ystem ana oy
IN Simultaneous action on all the various orsans OF
he by Il ipparts new life and activity 10 the whole
nj vsieai systein Possessing those peculiar blood
purifying properties is the reason why II IL equally
EFF scious in ~ many different complaints 20 other
medicine can compare with
Dr. Eastcrly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla
for the ture OF Scrofula obstinate Old Sores. letter
Ring worm, Salt RhtAm. Scald Head. Pimpkss On the
Face Prairie Itch Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches.
and all Eruptons OF the SKIN But for the cure OF
All OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES of every kind.
Gridlov's Salt Rhenm and letter
Ointment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
DR.. Marks SyphiIitic Cure is

the only Medice that viii cure SYPHILIS in all its
and complicated forms. and thoroughly eradl-
cate the syphilic poison virus from the stem.
Symptoms OF the Fil st or Primary Stage.
This is known by cllancrcs ulcers appearing soon
after an exposure. To cure the first stage. Dr.
Marks Syphilitic Cure Pills and Syphilitic Wash. etc.
which never tails to syphilis in few days
From five To fifteen days faithful treatment usually
snllleo- cure the first stage One two packages
never fails to this stare. Price per Package
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
Symptoms of the Secondary Stage of ,;y-

This is known by the following: Jlcers in the mouth
nose. throac glands, skin, head, nails mucous mem
branes generous sores on the arms and legs erup
tious ON the skin, scroiula etc. To the second
stage Dr. Marks Syphilitic Cure Pills andahroat
Wash, if the throat is uiceratedif not, omit the
Wash.
These medicines infalble for this stage
if used sufficient length Of time to eradicate the poi
son from the system.
Price per package 80 80. including Throat Wash
If omitted, $3.50 per package.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27

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. yIktnst We -as rot ssetsro sreo sas sss'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-27
DR.. Easterly's Iodine Il Sarsaparilla
)r. Easterly's Iodine & Sarsaparilla
EeK. MARk,S
SYPHiLITlC CURE

This Celebrated Remedy is an Infallible
Cure for SYpIllI IS in the primary, Sec.
ondary and Tertiary Stages.
| \ ALL LARGE CITIES THERE EXISTS CON
7 tagious SEXUAL DISEASE called SYPHILIS,
which i capable of ansmission BIZ innculation.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
MEXICO.

The diplomatic correspondence concerning the with.
drswal of the French troops from Mexico cannot fail
to be read with profound interest. France twill be
seen at length yields without obtaining whatshe has
all the time insisted on a condition of the evacua-
ton Of Mexico. No promise las been held ou' to her
that the Government Of Macmillan will be tcknow-
lodged Only the assurance. oft before gver, is re-
peated that the chief principle Of the policy Of the
United States is nonnervention and that this prn-
cple will be adhered to in the future relations of the
United States to Mexico.
The correspondence contains some interesting dis
patches concerning the intended enlistment Of Aus
trians for the army Of Maxmilian. Mr.. Motley is
informed that he cannot make his protest against any
act Of this kind on the par. Of the Austrian Govern
ment too emphatic. He is instructed to represent to
Austria that such an act would be one of hostility to.
ward the Mexican Republic and that the United
States in such a case could not engage to remain q
neutral observer.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
SUFFRAGE AGAINST EXTINCTION.

We have a word more to say to those reconstructed
gentlemen who are prophesying i'll Of the freedmen
Mr. Sharkey expects the extinction Of the blacks,
beyond doubt'-not because they can be spared,
not because they are thress (or he says they are
ambitious TO acquire real estateD not because they
are enfranohiSed but because they are simply free
We infer that as freedom, in the very nature of the
fact contains the standing menace Of suffrage to those
who are hostile to the blacks, tho blacks Will fare
badly as long as their condition is uncertain and un
protected. Are they to be killed off merely because
they deserve to iye-because they not slaves, and
desire intelligence, suffrage, and real estate
Wretched indeed must be the fathers and mothers who
send their children to school only to have them edu
Gated for the extingusher and sweet to these we'll
behaved miserabe5 must be the patriarchal BENSON
"Bless you, my children, be yirtuous, and be Saugh
tered"
We should guarantee to the freedmen reSpectablty
such e.insurance as while making their lives less
cheap, must enhance and perpetuate their labor;
consideration Of economy which will not strike our
Southern friends if they bother themselves with put
ting their laborers out Of the way. If freedom DIS
counts freedmans lifo 80 much below slaves
according TO Sharkey), franchisement is surely
needed to bring it above par. Slavery was always
insecure; d5franch5ement is similarly precarous. If
it should be allowed to cost US tho lives of the blacks
what sort Of friends are to have in their redhanded
oEtnguishcrs'
But we heartily disagree with the false prophet
Sharkey. Honest labor has its integral right to the
sofia claim above the poor privilege Of being put to
DEATH and far higher than that of the useless savage
be he white or copper.colored. The experience Of
mankind shows that industrial races longsufering
and enduring Hence we cannot expect" the extinc-
ton of 100000 Of useful people ambitious to own
real estate" except by murderous indifference, the
parent to injustice and cruelty without parallel We,
who have abolished Slavery, cannot afford to blot out
freedom with the negro. II there is question here,
let there be no delay in granting impartial suffrage
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GEN ERAL NEWS.


preliminary examination of Lewis Clark and Charles
Moore OF $6 600 in MadsOnave. occurred IN the Tombs
Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Dowlng and will be
continued Oh Wednesday morning.
The Corporation is considering the prsctieability OF
going into the illuminating gas manufacture order OF
inquiry having been introduced into the lower branch OF
the Common Council yesterday
In the case Of the San Francisco calamity, the Coroners
Jury in that city has found verdict in which the opinion
is expressed that shipper Of the nitroycerne is a
bic for manslaughtcr.
The number Of cholera patients in the Lover Bay
10 DO quite rapidly increasing There 20
between Saturday and Sunday noon, and 10 deaths
Sunday.
Several regmenta parades which in order for ycs
tcrday were postponed Of the state Of travel
and the threatening aspect of the weather.
In the cattle market yesterday there a decline
Of from cent to two cents per pound for beef 10
quality. from the quotations of the previous week.
MI Edwin Booth made his rst appearance for several
years Philadelphia last evening, and was received with
highly natering demonstrations
"Hod Anus Of the persons implicated in robbing
Mr. II. l.. Lord of this city, is again under arrest at
Montreal.
The supposed murderer of the Joyce children in Massa
ohuses has been discharged he having been found not to
have been in that State on the day OF the murder
The Governor does not approve the Central Railroad
Fare b and the document has been sent TO the Secretary
of State bearing all Endorsement 20 that effect
Gold closed yesterday at 1864. Government stocks,
without exception rm and large amounts could be
quotations Compound Notes quoted as follows;
june 1894 i'll July do IlO; August do. no. October
do l09; December do ls; May 1863 lOii August, do
l04 September do. l0J; October do l0J Exchange Is
6mer. Money has not been 80 abundant IN Walst FOR
long time call and at per- cent there is more than
attn
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

APRIL 23.-Pettons and memorials were presented.
bill was introduced rctroceding Alexandra County, Dis
trct of Columbia TO Virginia. resolution was adopted
directing an inquiry to the expedency Of prohibiting
the importation, &C.. Of nitrogycerine The House bill
to facilitate postal and railway communication was made
tho special order for Friday The bill to reoganze the
Pay Department Of the Navy passed. The Pos-Ofcc
Appropriation bill called up, debated and went over
Adjourned.
Resolutions adopted, directing an inquiry into the
expediency Of the EighHour System in the District OF
Columba providing for evening session to-day TO hoar
reports from the Pacific Railroad Committee; directing
an inquiry about nitroglycerne directing an inquiry
to the distribution of seeds, &C. by the Agricultural
Department. A resolution offered directing in
qury into certain frauds in Boston which went
over till next Monday. Resolutions to transfer the
Tennessee credentials from the Reconstruction Committee
10 the Election Committee offered and ruled out of
orde- resolution for the immediate trial of jeff Davis
came up and went over till Monday next. report
presented from the Judiciary Committee against modify
ing the test-oath. Joint resolution TO provide aud
force Quarantine rules against the cholera passed
The Army bill taken up and debated at length Mes
sages were received from the President respecting the col
lection of the remains of soldiers at Atlanta and
ing the evacuation Of Mexico by the French After
acting some routine business, the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Gov. Curtiu.

The following resolutions unanimously adopted BY
both Houses of the Pennsylyania Legislature before its
adournmcnlast week, Democrats and Republicans uniting
in testfyng their appreciation OF aud esteem for ths
Governors
R,so,ed That in the of the Commonwealth tender
to Gov Curtin thanks Tor the fidelity with which, during
four Of by which country aged aud i
free institutions no stood by the National Govern
ment and cast into the scale OF Loyalty and the Upon the
honor. the wealth and tie strength Of the State
Roir,d That by his devotion to his country from the dart
which he pledged TO the late amented President Of as
has gained for his historical place and character and
while rendering himself deserving of the nations gra,uds
nonweah which he has presided for two terms OF Office
with much ability and In which he has tempered dignity
with kindness and he high respect and confidence Of tho
people.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
From New.OrIenns.

Nyw-ORIEAss Monday. Aprt -. 1855
Tho Parishes OF Baton R1ugc, ioerville and Ponts
Coupee oyeraowed. Il is reported that the gram
leyee at Morganzia is broken.
Rio Grande advces Of the 18th inst state that Gen Mo
jia had returned to Matam0ros leaving portion OF M
forces with Gen. Jeaningrom, who was charged then Wiz
operations against the Liberals On his return Meta fol
into an ambscade during the night, commanded BY Cans
ez and Cortna which he penetrated losing Six killed aad
wounded A..
The Liberal loss is unknown Mcjia brought into Mata
noros 200 wagons containing $4,000 in coin. Before
Mejias arrival it reported Conas came within thres
miles OF Maanoros and hung conductors of tho train
II was also reported that the Liberals procured Is pom
toons, and crossing artillery from the American 70
the Mexican side. This statement is proved Galse'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Dr. Coenso has resorted to novel aud vcritaby
British method of vindicatng the orthodoxy Of his
tenets. Heterodox or otherwise, right wrong in
his Old Testament exegesis, he insists upon having
his episcopal salary, and payment failing, he has
brought an action to recover tho money from the
Colonial Bishoprc's fund. This is putting the ques
ton in way which Engishmen who do not care
two pence for the penary inspiration Of Deuteronomy,
can understand. Nor does there seem to us to be
anything indecorous in the Doctors proceeding The
establishment recognizes the propriety of paying
Bishops and of paying them literally. The
sanctity is one thing - the salary is another -
the Office is sought and held whether 1t be
ouracy y.aaragc, deansry ashdeaconry or bishopric
as a temporarily. Not that ecc!esastics or some OF
them at least do uct mean to do their duty but they
also mean to be paid for doing it. They take, to
certain oxtent mammonish view Of the subject, and
remember that they are working Gas Syluey Smith
sad) not in the abstract timeless plaoeles land OF
tho philosophers, but in the porterbrewng otton-
spinning, tallow.meting kingdom Of Great Britai,.
bursting with opulence and flying from poverty as the
greatest Of human evils" Tho priesthood, in one
sense is lofty aud venerable vocation laboring for
tho conversion Of slners-in another, II il
profession. lust a. law or medicine Is 0 profession
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Musical.
WELLS MATINRR.
A. NJ. D..

The farewell matinee of Wchli will take place to-
Walacks Thcater o'clock In addition Mr.
Richard Hoffman aud the other artists announced find that
Mr. Weh has secured the services of Mrs Marie Abbott
These artists must make up beautiful and attractive
graume Mr. Wehli will positively play for this time only
after IL takes place he will Immediately embark for London
but with the intention of eventually returning and ultimately
residing in this country.
MISS GIpBs'S CONCERT AT DoDw0RTHS HALL.
Those persons who in private soirees have had the
pleasure hearing voice of Miss Hattie Gibbs will
glad learn that she gives public concert atDodworth
Hail. tonight In place of Mr. Prume. who has been called
from town. Miss Matilda Tosd whose clever violin playing
our readers will remember assists the debusne Mr. Robert
Goldbeck and other musicians Of ability will appear.
We cordially hope that Miss Gibbs will receive that support
from public which she has earned by Of uu
ing labor In the Of nnumerabe discouragemen and
utter and conscientious devotion to her beautiful art refer
ence to our advertising columns will indicate the ticket
Offices .t .. Do rs .e tf I'D ne r-
GERMAN OPERA IN BROOKLYN.
This evening che charming opera OF William
Tell by Rossin viii be given at the Brooklyn Academy
h the remarkable and perfection Of ensemble as
oba eccrzsd and popuarzed at s two representations in
ts ci To hear tho performance OF the overture alone by
the aam bic band under the lead OF Mr. Neleuio very
sraA, ,ndroetn., "a. to a.tend this entertainment
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

with its great and its little prizes ts places moro or
less snug and comfortable its hopes OF preferment and
s established system Of tthes protected by aot OF
Parliament Whether this be the best foundation Tor
a Christian Church or not it is not our province 10
determine. The Episcopal Church in the United
States universally fayors, we believe. the voluntary
system; and here it il not at all uncommon ior
clergymen to sue in the law courts for their salaries
and some of them have exhibited pluck and per-
sstence in which the Bishop of Natal does not appear
to be at all deficient.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

After months investigation, Committee from
the Chicago Scientific Academy report having found
in 200 hogs slaughtered, one in 50 affected by the
trchna spiralis; aud this s said to be greater rate
of disease than exists generally in Germany. The
advice given to pork purveyor5 and consumers Is
smplo Let meat be cooked thoroughly at i6OdegreeS
Fahrenheit, or be properly salted and smoked, or be
carefully dessicated But this is poor comfort to
choice of eating.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Naval Imtclligeucc.
THE FOURTH ANNIVERSARY or THE CAPTURE OF NEW

To-day is the fourth anniversary Of the passing
the forts below New Orleans by the feet under command Of
Farragut and will doubtless be oeebratsd
with enthusiasm by officers who underwent the terrible
baptism Of fire. that memorable 9th OF April 1854 Com
modore Theodorus Bailey Comn'nhant Of the Portsmouth
Der OF nava officers parcps In the attacks tho
chain Of forts below New0rleans be prese, dinner
which he gives today in honor of the OCCASION and Is co
fdenty expected that nearly every officer invited will attend
Among the guests will be many OF most distinguished
naval heroes Including ViceAdmira Farrsgut aud alto
geher the affair promises snecessfal one II hss
been proposed that association should be formed compossa
msnd of Vice Admiral Farrsgut aud this proposition Wih
probably be acted during the meeting Of
Of New Orleans should be commemorated and the sufcs way
70 accomplish that result and pepetuate tho various
by forming associations similar TO those wnca naso pvSu
formed BY the different army corps. ~ a o.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

NEW.JERsRY NE Ws.

JUMPED 0vERBoARD FROM A FERRY BoAr.--At
O'Clock yesterday afternoon the jersey City ferry boat
Newark crossing from NewYork to connect With shs
traE unknown attempted 10 commit suicide By Jump
ing off the bow when the middle OF the stream The Dos
passed entirely him and when next he had dyeted
himself his aud swimming vigorously toward ths
The boat backed up and the man was going
down for tho third time he grapcd rope and was rescned
Upon being hauled board he became nssnsbe having
tanned wound the head and 10 that condition he was con
veyed TO the Aims House.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Rs vi. s.... i. pli,.Ael,hia.

:. PHllADELPHIA, Monddy ApfH u, I555.
MIR. Edwin Booth made his first appearances for twa
was greeted with loud applause cheers and waving Of
handkerchiefs. Notwithstanding the rain storm t1s
theater was never so densely crowded Mr.. Booth per-
formed the part of Othello He by tho
plaudts Of his friends his first appearance that he could
not proceed for several minutes Ho was called out a. tho
end OF each act and heartily saluted