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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

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80 TAsasenA Ceres yvAs4 eveP
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e1eWeat.
Froa che St. Paul Press.
We had the pleasure Of meeting yestss
Day Dr.. J. Schultz, editor Of thu Fort Garry
Nor. Wester, who came down from the Red
River Settlement in eight days. Dr.. ". r.
Bown, former citizen Of St. Paul also ar.
rived home yesterday. These gentlemen
are the acaat courisrs Of the Red River On
Brigade, which is composed Of over one
thousand carts, loaded with more than one
hundred thousand dollars worth Of furs,
now on the way TO st. Paul. Mr.. Schultz
estimates the amount Of furs TO Be more
than usual, and thinks they gill net At least
ono hundred Thousand dollars, mot including
These cold BY the Hudson Bay Company
0o0o Of the carts came down to George
tDwn lnded, and returned back. Nearly
8 the carts will stop this season at Big
Lake, the present terminus Of the Paeios
Rallsead. The day before Dr.. Schslts lsft
absut NO hundred and forty, Sioux lndianl
came into the settlement on s friendly visit
This side the ssttlemsse, the doctor met I
var party Of Chippswes In ssGreh Of tn
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Il vasable assislant to he lodiDe nd oassapasla
m sabdung the dl!sase. The l0dine ana 0ssapeea1o
puriAes tho Blood snd removes ~ coaDe, ano ~
Ointment heals TIE Sores and kilb ~ disse1e 81
thus speedy md permanent cure b c0ecte4. Lon
are recommended 70 BE- used S6r thess CO ponipo
DR.. Easterly'0 iodine & 0aFoapaxillA
10 rapidly supsses1ing ~ caA9 1aeapae1nae and
Blood Purifying nsdicinss NsesiZ e u e'd e1s.
obsolete. while this = every day incseng IN pop1lir
hvor. Druggtsts and dea!en Who t6snH1y RaFchassd
O. tAe. Il 3 NARRATED 0x Tmso 0TRON0M,
CHEAPER and BETTER thaA any othse 0aeoapoR-
lila Or Blood Purifyng Medicies neW nGessa 70 TIE
Public. Of 70 money win b takso hit Thnsseoee
ask oDe
DR.. BastoEly's Iodine & 0arooparilla
AID take nothing else.
Pioe-the Iodine and eauapasilla, a. - ~ bp(ss.
Phne-0a1bsZs ~ AheaA ~ Tso1;e 49,,
. oen0 PCT bofile.
nls1 and soid b n. Z. lnsasi0 . @. q. &
Moth f1flA se1eet, 81 Louis, Mo- Sod e Nj HS0ck
cago. lls. : : : : - :
For sale By al Druggistd ''-ii'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

- zhDeuf tapssuhs - psse +
Csseresa. Aspirit Of dietaEisa ssany pss>
pls 4 ven calculated 70 stsides ths oatsfal
right, and will nnd its Vitality cut sooner
q later, In . country wtsss intelligence 10
made the basis . constitutional laws. II
onlrsequires time to allay the tempests Of
the mind - weilas % settle the bubbles Of
the ocean. 10 it any guaranty Of superior
merit because maa has spent few years
in The halls Of Congress, in the cause Of =
ps,itiaal party, which should give him any
ascendency over the heads ofthose who, out
Of patriotism alone, (for there arc those who
could, under the existing administration.
look for no personal sgrandizemsnt,) peril
ed their lives and fortunes 10 save the tot>
tsring Government from dissolution. Ins
deed there is room to question the loyalty
ofAny man Who would presume 10 throw
distrust and doubt in the minds Of the PEE
pie in reference to the integrity Of those who
are even yet bleeding martyrs Of The late
surgins slemepts Of our Republic.
We want tie people ef this district 70
loox this ualesf y the botten.- There ars
cousideratisns 10 he sieve extract which,
for the moral standasd Of the masses, de-
mands close iuvestieasiea. The Honorable
Member looks e. justice - exc est Of thu
ballot bog. in The cause Of The party ~. ths
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

b09o0 0te0o0I - ID 0vosuuSy ou0Se0eut
in Winneahiek county.
The scalps Of 1000 sopbsrs, at the rate
oftvo dollars per dozen, were lately paid
iof By the Supervisor Of Mahaska county.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Madison
county have appropriated $500 Of 20 much
thsssof - 10 necessary 70 build bridge
across Middle River, near Bertholf's mill.
pteo tn Monticello Ezprsss We learn
that thc Prssby terrain society of Hopkinton
dssign building . new church in few
months.
That he sca1snie year ofths Lsnox Col
lcgiats Institute closed ON the goth inst.
The editor Of the Express has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Monticello, vice Ael>
let resigned.
There 10 moro prairie being broken in the
northeast part Of Linn county this season
than for three previous seasons put togsth-
o..
The "Society for the promotion Of Natu
raj History" At the Wesleyan University,
NJ. Pleasant, Is Differed a. follows, as va
learn from the HdwkEW: President, T.
n. Woolson; Vice Presidents, Mrs. NJ. J. A.
Hagar, Miss NJ. T. Bird, @. N. Byrkit,
Miss P. l.. Elliott, Major Mason Baxter, 1t.
g. W. Field; superintendent, w. Bird;
Secretary, Miss Alice J. Corkhill Treasur-
Of, John s. Woolson; Curator, Miss p. Z.
Amblca.
Cal. Parker, residing just over the line Of
Union in Ringgold county, has eleven ewes
that have raised twenty lambs this last
spring, one old eve, the mother Of three
lambs, has her babies so we'll trained that
they apply for their rations in regular rota'
ton, never disturbing one another, but
waiting their chances like civilized mon at
the delivery box Of city postofice.
John Daily. the COW buyer for st. Louis
diaries, who was arrested 1t Fairfield by
the Sheriff, when about 10 take the ears,
for passing $50 compound interest notes on
Solomon Sturg,s, Jas. Il. xcCray and 9th
ers, Of Yellow Springs township, in this
county, was brought up yesterday before
George FraIec, Esq, U. $. Commissioner.
A lengthy examination was entered into, at
the conclusion Of which he was held to bail
in the sum Of two thousand dollars to an
swer to two separate charges made by the
farmers above named. When we left the
prisoner had not succeeded in getting bail.
Huntington Hdrkeye.
Que hundred and twenty Norwegians
were landed At this place to-day TUESDAY },
BY Capt. Bisbec's Fsrry>shp. During the
week several steamers loaded with these
immigrants. passed up, leaving them of at
this and other points along the river, from
which they pass back over our rich prai-
ries and will in few years become, Is those
already here. the most wealth Inhabitants
Of the country. We are ted that the First
National Bank here has sold moro drafts on
Nopway the present season, designed to aid
the immense immigration to this country,
than were Sid during the whole Of ave
years before. They are hardy, industri-
GUS and honest class Of people, and We are
glad to welcome them to homes on our prai.
Eica.-M0reQor Hmes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

This Celebrated Remedy b ~ fnlAlntls
Cure for SYPHILIS in The psiqasy, Sec.
ondary and Testiasy 0lAepa
TN ALL LAn0R ClTlB xHKaI EuUFS A CON.
!. tagtcss SEXUAL DN4AaB eallsa AyFMl1D
which y capable Of Raasnissaa b inoe.lseioa.
DR.. Marks Syphlllele CufO Il
the only ned.e ~ vi,l esss sxpHlu = - ~ ".
cate The sypAiltic poiam Virus hun IL systaa.
Symptoms Of the First Or Primary Stage.
This IL known by chancres OF ulcers appeasine soon
e u, ~ Sr' g: AZ - < Dr.
which nsve! fa!ls TO cnrs eypats In Z ~ lsys.~
From Eve to Gfteen days fiiihfal tg0ofnent uoSaay
snse. ,, e. care the h. t.se ons g two
$12 30,
Symptoms Of the Secondary Stage Of 81.
philis.
This Ia known By the following. Ucessin the meath
nose throat, glands, skin, had, nails, mncOuo man
bsanes cancesuus sores the arms and lses, cup
sse.' me- d. c, FL . g:
Wash.
II used suctent lengtA u time 70 eradicate tAs 30
Fries pr psslsse sisso. i.easaa.e TArsss wsaA--
Onhtcd, ~ PET packags.
CymPtVWo u x0ttU u VeSO0Sy St4Ro y
Syphilis.
This stage 10 known b. he lbllswiae unpapan-
Nodes Of hard and painful Tenon % De 1Gaeh n
!srHements Of he Joints, or Contne0su, hlTl pGne
e tee bDnss and Jcints. Cssis g decey ~ 1oasa
Gyphilttic Rheuuat1om, Altefa3Ca q Tie raktA &C.
10 cure the Third OF Tertiary stage, use M NAlk'a
Syphilic Cure and Pillr. These medicines WIN car
the longest standing and worst cases. They WIN c1fe
the most excsuciatag pains IN TIE Bosses and J0lntl
n . few days. Ffice pei. PACKAGE 800.
.a6Utce 70 the .Anl6cteel.
Read the symptoms above described of eaeA stag
OF Syphilis, and procure at the medicines f6e "
stage with which you suffer. They viii s1eetually
cure you.
tieatise syphilltic Diseases. giving plia aisec
tons to cure the diaefent stages, scc09aneo eoch
package Of the medicine. =
n. E.-DR. Marks sYPHIIITlC CUl8 Ann
PILLS are an infallible cure foe RHEUlfAT5O1. 10
matter how tong standing u bow bed. ThV Na.ove
The cauee ed the cure u certain ard poDonGn9
Price 80 per package.
The Medicines will be sent By express b IN parts Of
the country, receipt Of the money ed 8 ceas "a
dtional ~ pay for boxing and chipping.
Prepared and sold By Dr. & Kssrzscs Z Co., No
% North Ffth street, g.; Louis. No.. - 8 theii
For sale BY Drugnists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
| Remarkable Gaoc-A Chlld
0Orn W1ea One Ara.

The Albany Knicksrboeksr 10 responsible
for the following:
Ono q She moot remarkable Gases thai
has ever come under the observation Of OUT
medical fraternity hes jast transpissd Il the
residence Of . young man named Abrisl,
who resides Cd Nrst strsse, Arboe flill.-
Mr. A. IN rausned soldier. He he's been
hons lomsth,hg Ices than . year. When
be eane hems = ~as suffering from . min.
bic ball wound through the fieehy part d
bid right arm. Il became 90 bad that the
offending physician 0Dnn oseieusly u -
butatien. This w0f4Sd s6lfoosly Ia ~
miud Il bic young wife he bed but sAsss
eime previously eot mssried). 0ho cared
toe 80 drsosU44hs ~ segulasey. and paid
pvesy aAsotion p Y, not wlahine 70 eseh Der
hS16An3 Nith he 6sm. 11is ~ oo11s
I'M seAMnR1ADheeep. Uaae - 17ni
pare sfths vile, who's whels stsentiona
Ras absorbed In the thought Of . sne-eem
ID husband, the wound got ve,l ed ths sru
was saved. Nov ios ths sequel. IL chs
er day the wife Of NJ. Abriel gave bifsh b .
child who bad one we'll developed arm, bat
fhe other vas . eee0p, oimi1ae 70 ~ -
Nat the ooor wslSb Md ~ imprsasD1
with Ct the tiu1s the surgeons were talkine
bf taking oil her husdaaa's aru. Ampute>
zion could not have produced . more beau
tiful stump, and what 10 more, the scar Of
Nho bnllgk holey - visible "a the iathef's arm,
was - visible on the child's arm, ct the
base Of the stump, ~ If really inflicted BY .
| ban. fhki b tho 0ost femarkable case q
t'child mark" ever known. Il hiss attract>
I'D the attention efall our leading ply scians
aaA surgsoss.s The child = healthy aud
beautiful one, perfect in every respect, save
the absence OF the arm referred to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

convention Of the Democracy Of the STATE Of low
10 hsrelg called. 1t D. Msins. - ~ 18th ~ d
July next, At II O'Clock A. H., to nominate cand
datee for State ocse aAd transact such business
ay be deemed ucceasary.
kAno o. nxrsnnrAuor.-Oae dsleeute Tor every
one hundred voscs CT tor 1hcnas II. Benton for
Governor at the election In 1865 and for every
Yaction over atty. Counties having Ices than any
votes will be entitled 70 one delegate.
The several counties entitled to bs represented
4 fnlln,sn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

All conservatives who favor The Integrity u he
Union. and the equality II tho Haaies invited "
Join la e0rt to the country ffom ~ periis
J. n. ELLWOOD. Chairman.
DIS MoNs. April 11th. 1901.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

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-" sSSsS. ~ 1istsSS ssnncs n ,.sdc n rssns
~ e hsfnlsse e y be ree frcm DANGER. and %
S0esasas - sivays reliable. They have raised the
heAsss eeanenAaeon fsso al and stll always render
es''Asssse. osesss
=. c'''' s ksvSr:. coass'sio.s sas In =.
q vvormo, Worm CevGp. W6rme pIic IS
"a 3 -" Cryfmg 80 or Neo1kineinfsI0aL n
"l " 1D1o9rA00 Of childfen Or edults Is
as My0enteeY ,gripine, billions collie IS
"s C6oleea.11Sr6us, or vomiting &c
GO020oSCotd Hoareeneoo, Bfon-
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ais 1.escerrheeecr whites,
"ii +" GaioeRSssn. "a vsivsis.' es~rtieS: a. as
.ls 1heaaasascn rheumatic pains rs
at 1'a1oo, internal or external, bind {
Or bleeding: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
rs "OeAehalnv.sore weak, inta-
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rs scrs9sl"lsrs. ' apnds .s nesi,ns %
~ sseoeral debility, weakness.... 50
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

WWuNB AND CAU1OAI AD1nMAus
IA
his IL the only medicine maj WI - ~ - ~.
from an impure stase q ne Wo0e' sn'
Ses"A~s.s Ss cS: r-.;--s.e C1-ees,
Erupt100S OF We o3iu, my saR0sO@@sS
Head. Old Sores, Swelling of the 0iaeds,
Lepsosy, White Swelling, Piles, BSseches,
matism. Dronsv or Gravel. Liver Coon-
,l.;.4 Vps.-rc.:. N..~nne AHeeHiona
Pisanss UsPsess Nso .
General Debility, Ill Chrome USoooess
and ali n;.e.eec sv;.;nc from the uoo Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Pa.
Ss1s Repristors Of D.. NcLaas's Licsr PHI,
Hsrmifsgs and Lung Syrup.
Ssld ~ Dealers Evssywhsre.
DIR. NcLANE'S
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02


New OsLsAHs, June 20, 10o6.
A clear case Of rstributivs justice 10 now
causing soune exeits0ent v eur city. For q
numbR q yeofo eA1o has beea . person il
New Orleans known % Bob johnson, who en-.
joyed the reputation Of being the very worst
character Of man ever allowed to breath
upon earth. Spending his days In drinking
and in loafing ON the street cosnss; bid
nights in gambling and rioting engaged ia
every row or difficulty that arose, aud now
and then indulging In the luxury Of killing
boon companion, or Of insulting peaceAble
zen, he soon became the terror and abhor-
renee Of all good citiaens. At election
times he came out bright" and, carrying
q derringer in each pocket Of his pants, I
revolver in his boot leg. and "tooth>pick'
under his collar. ~. johnson would :wac
ger around the polls free American citi-
zen, by -, sir, aod generally made q
practice Of winning half . dozen votes BY
putting - many Of The opposite party in .
condition that utterly precluded the idea Of
casting vote. Mr. johnson had killed three
or four men in HE day and generation, and
had wounded many moro than that number;
but at length the day Of retribution came.
Night before last Nj. J. had been INDUCING
freely in ardent spirits, and at length, after
an unusually larGa draught Of "tssgle foot, !"
smashed his glass down upon the counter
with great noise, and sworc an oath that
he had to kill somebody before the night
was over. lie was fully armed, and on go-
ing ~ stsirs frem tho.aaloon il which be
was drinking into room 6llsd with the de.
voices Of 81. Pharoah, he spisd one Duffy,
aud swore another oath that be vas tho man
to be killed. With kind Of rude chivalry
he shook his fist in Duffy's face, and told
him to 60 arm himself, for he meant TO kill
him before the night Was over. Tho next
thing MI. johnson knew he Was wrestling
with his antagonist in another room. Duffy
grapplcd with the redoubtabls "thug'' and
appeared to fall; but this was merely q
strategic movement. With the motion he
sssek revolver from tho leg Of his pants,
throwing II down upon the floor. lie then
stopped to grasp it, and the next moment
was sending balls through Johnson's body,
- rapidly as the pistol could be discharged.
After reeeiviag six shots johnson took
refuge beneath table, but Duffy shook out
another revolver and kept firing away until
the hero Of many battles fell dead. But
this was not sufficient. "D-- you," he
cried. trasically, iii you arc not dead I'll
finish you !" and drawing . poniard he
plunged it into the body up 10 the hilt each
etroke. Can one imagine any th,ug more
fiendish? lIors3h1ol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
Symptoms Of Third Or Tertiary Stag
Qvn1ss13n
.atlUice q flAe .AnRfefed


DR. COOKS MAGIC HAZE Oll..
10 the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Prsssevaaiou,
Beauty, Growth and RestoFstisn q ~
Hair.
TT SOFTENs, BEAUTFT8g, AND STRENGTH.
Il ems the Hair, pscvcats II ffOm hl1lng oGand ~
coming permanently gray. renovss ~ da.dsuG and
glossy, lively and beautiful.
DR.. Cooks Magic Hair Oh.
Il the best TONIC Known, and WIN pepduce lpxur
RENT growth Of NEW HAIR on HAIU a4AUL b g
cases where any artiAcjal means en- BE- a ~ svdl
The most intelligent ard beoutiful LADIES' ~ 6euS1o
ncn = e. Louis nse II. md regard itan In
article obs he toilet. IN
Price, Is cents per bottle.
:. Prepared end sold By Dr. l. .kALTKRLY 4 CO.,
No. ~ North Fifth street, q. l0ais No. also III
0adisCn street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale By Druggists genefally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
mUMPHREYse
homeopathic Specifics

Havsprovsa, rsa H. anpls expsssnes ~ setirs
e1eos0 &Dclsns and Reliable. 1Aey
~ ~ 6a4 nsAsln0 Sessd0 sAayseA 10 popular ~
~ ssAt3s tAes mastake cannot be made In using
eAem harmless, - be free from danger, and
e0esas y - - sivsys reliable. They raised the
oAest coanenAaeioa fssa Ill, and si aiuays render
aslsAstSso. oootos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. AcIAnes Liver Pile in cases Ague and Fever,
when taken with Quinne, arr prOmottvc u thc most
happy results. No better cathaStic can BE- ueed rfe-
paTatOsy IN, OF aller taking Quinine We would ID
vice oil who aictcd with this disease to give them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-02

Prepared only by
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
For sale by W. N. LAMBETH, Druggiat
Main Street, opposite Tin Shop,
jan5'66l J0NBSBORO TENN.

8l,6OO Per Year, We want Agent
everywhere to sell orr IMPROVED $40 Sewing
Machines. Three new kinds. Under and up
per feed. Sent on trial. Warranted FIVE years.
Above salary or large commissions paid. The
only machines sold in United States for less
than $40, which are fully hesHsed By Hors,
WAeslsr 4 Wlion, Grov0 4 Bakr, Singer 4 Co.
and BaeAeidsr. An other cheap machines are
igfriHgeusnn and the ielir or uIa are ha5k 10
arreii, fine and iuprIoHnsnn. Illustrated
circulars sent free. Address, or call Sbas 1
Clark, At Biddford, lains, OF CAiesEo III
ielJl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
$3.50 Reward!

DY VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE
ID Cbancery Court at Jonesboro, Tenn, at
May Term, 1865. In the case Elizabeth Ship.
ley vs. Samuel W. Bains, ! will offer for sale
on Saturday 29th Of September, 1866, at the
Court House in Jonesboro, Tenn. a tract Of
land 10 Washington county, civil District No.
II, adjoining the lands Of WIN. Harrison,
Jacob Murray, Wm. A. Sberfey and others,
and containing about 70 acres, more or less,
and being the same on which the said Bains
nos resides. Terms-0ne hundred Dollars
in hand, balance six months credit. Bond
and approved security and lien retained I'M
Ill fully paid, and sold without the right Of
redemption.
augl3prfS5l HENRY H0SS, G.. 4 N.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
LAND SALE.

DURsuANT 10 an order Of the Comfy Court Of
Washington County Tennessee A. it, August Tern
ises. 7 will cell Al the Court Houss door In the tovB
Of Jonrsboro' on Saturday the Sch day Of September
next. I'll the right title and interest, Ellen Nay, and
Henry Nay. minor heirs o. william hay Deed has In
snd 10 . tract o. land belonging 10 he estats Of sam1
May. Sen. DEED, adjoining the lands Of Ruth fUi,
Bird Brown. and Samuel q. Bayisss, c0ntalnlnlng the
interest In and being one SEVENTH Of
291 Acres.
Raid interest will b sold on . credit Of twelve
mouihs, % purchaser giTini bond, with approved go
cahtJ, teannE Interest from date.
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nsasy \ fI1p baN. ~ eRfaHAM,
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