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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
AWAY WITH DISEASE
And Matrimonial lnfelicitles

NEEDlCAL CUMMON SEASE, TREATS
WI upon The nun,an System inside and out
On all Chrome Diseases spi their treatnent-on
t.ai ren"ess aud lima ency--on Seminal Weak
ne und Female Weakness-un Marriage aud
Sexual Philosophy, il Language every b dy can
unde, stand, ma ing u sensible book tor sensible
people aud good b ,ok for every one-4,O pa-
xese-l V,liustra IONS three parts in one volume
P.,cc, ei,5c. Sent by mail postaYe pa'd. ON 'e-
ceipt Of price. Contents Tables seut free. Ad
dress the Author, Il. Is. FoOts, NJ. D.. 1iSU
Broadway, New York. dec22 d3ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
NJ, a !il!!jE !l Two 10 SIX

Boxes Vi Tie sPLoir III. usually sulic'ent u
effect n prompt and ,..aical cure OF Sp. rmatorr
hea. a. seminal Weakness, and - equally thr
specific remedy for every species of Genital ~
Urinar, IiritnLihi, involuntary or Nightly
Seminal missions. from whatever cause produc
ed, on however ccvere, vii, lie speedily relieved
and the orpuns stored 10 heartily nttion.
PttOt ESSi0NAL OP!N'OES.-.'i hnve uset
your rgciFic FIJI. in many cases 81 srormniorr
hea witt, the most perfect soccess"-J. Milton
Sanders. NJ. y, LII. II.
"lhave cured very severe cffes with from sill
to ten doses ui your SPECIFIC Ii'l' H. ktth MD.
Price (. PER bex xix rxes Tor III, by mail
Address Y Wirches,rt Co. No 3eJohnSt nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
Cnun.v Of Hartford. o.

> n UT NON NESlIOC1, ~
County Of Hartford.
l Charles W. johnson. Asst. Clerk Of the
Superior Court. d. hereby certify that
Charles =. Perkins. Whose name is append.
ed to the jurat Of the foregoing deposition,
vas ct the date thereof = Justice Of the
Peace In and for the county Of Hartford,
duly authorized to administer oaths CIR gen
eral purposes and that lar well acquant-
I'd with the hand writing Of said Perkins.
and | believe that the signature Of said jur
at is genuine.
<~~, In witness whereof I have
[ hereunto set M hand and afilx
~ ed my official seal, this 18th day
>sr1 Of January D. l6t6
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Asst. Clerk If the Superior Court, for the
County Of Hartford.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10

INFALlIBlE MAR RESTORATIVE +! F.!
T'hfa fe No 1MiA. lhNe

rI,HE IMMENSE SUCCESS with which this
L ps-ps. alton has met during the shorl time il
it has been befurc the public tias induced the
thousands aud tens vi thousands who have used
aud attestedi sviItnes, to pronounce u HE ONLY
and TRUE HAIR Restorative. The Eureka has
been introduced INTO vii the principal cities both
East AMI West aud having faithfully lerfo'me
all that is AIMED for il, MS superseded ali Other
lair Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
HAIR to its o. igiual color proven the hair from
failing out BY causing healthy condition Of the
scalp. ,mpariiny to the HAIR sui;ncss, and gloss
ana youthful appearance that no other Hair pre-
paration produce. The Enreks IS tiee from
I'LL impurities Or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without soiling scalp or hands. Manuiac-
tured and sold, WHOLESALE and retail, by
KOBE FiSAEK. Sole agent,
No. % North Fifth street. 81. l.ou,s Mo.
Fuller rinch 4 Fuller. Wnolesa.e Ay't-, Chi
Cage. stevenson i Csrnahau, Agents. Davcn-
port. and Tor sale by all Druggists Price 81 90
per bottle Uctl2dkw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
AWAY with Spectmclrs /!

LOU ~ Els MADE NEW, WITHOUT SPEC
" tacles, DOctt or Medicine Pamphlet
m,iled free. Address 4. h. Foore, N. d 80
Broadway, New York. dec22-dSm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
PHYSICIANS

Have long slnced gwen up the use OF buchn, en-
bebs. and juniper IN the treatment of those DIS
ease. aud only use them for the want Of better
remedy.
H,nnaefifasff~nan UKSnfrss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
Husbands take care of your
wives.

rONFIDENTlAL INFORMATION FOR TIL i.
~ Lurried.-S.nt free in aled envelope -
Address. +. Is. FootE, NJ. d.. li3o Broaaway,
New Yosk. dec22-dsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10

0TUQAn @ &Ty4q
= ~ lfo0 the ~ coontFy.
ohpssses Ca $500.
ssA's 80: ssSss 81 VIII T :: :
q Ts1s,adsAk SasAyst sltlpk . {
moosrnGk. Gl16114eas Cn4brios
(ea60 49, Co4Q06Ame 100eo,
:: --Ar!yse "a 70. e. ycss -! n At o.
HAs8AdeOaa ~I1uGs - nfAsd up 10 every ~
Ihsss ne ,ss.v s,.sos - cc. - 49, .
f..sesss. 9. ss ~ !t ~ 1890: sssss
s. g ~ - E.SsSS H1Saays -. sse1esss
c1fiss d tAe United $500 - sho tsyasd p SO.
& very nodeeaas raiss "a and nom tsance ssesms
&C. IL us Coapeny docs "a sgssy ~ .s. ~
VITO vish passage tcketss = = m
49, apply q any olshe 49, 49, -
fRAHCIs HACD0NAALLDs C0:.
New rest. ~ HlS,scsaAspsox SR R zsss
Az "a .DsnDcaAs USvsas," Dassapost loMa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
Away with UncOnlf0rtab BIZ
1R II 6 s S!

tOMFOhT AND CURE FOX TIE KUPTUR
ED--Scnt rec. Address, h. Is. Foorh. N. ID
ll3y d vadwuy, New York. d.c22- asa,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
Total Assets.
273.2 q
Liabilities.

UlU9BWAuku4C9o
5th-Thc amount OF Liabilities
Que or not du. to Banks OF
her crt diturs. ..........
dth-I."scs adj asscd and due.
7ta-Lus.cs adjusted aud not
Uur
Slh-Losscs unadjnslcsl. .....
9th. LOSSES in suspense, wait
ing for further proof. $3.50. $500 O(
lOlh-Al. other claims against
the Company ..........
Total Liabilities ...... $500 OF
llth-fhe greatest amount in
sur.d in any one risk 49,. 10000 &C
l2th-Thc gre ,test amount al
lowed hy the rul.s Of the
Company 10 be insured in any
one city, town, or village.
l3th-Ths greatest amount al
lowed I" DC insured in any
orc Llocx :. .......... 10000 90
l4th-lhc account OF incGrpOr
alton Of the Company has
been filed ................
STATE OF coNNEcTloUr.} s..
County OF Hartford. 49,
I. John 3 Eldridec, President, and I,
Martin Bennett, jr.. Sc rotary Of the ''Con
"cc,icm. FIRE. lns urancc Company, Of Hart.
ford, Come cticut, being scvernlly and duly
sworn, dcpo>e, and say, aud each Tor hi"
self says. that the foregoing ia true. full
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said
corporation. and that they are the above
named officers, thereof, and that no pat 0I
The capital "r earnings Of said Company has
been deposited in any State or Territory as
security for losses ,hcr.ir.
JenS T. ELDw,DGr. President.
NJ. BENNETT. Jr., Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to hefnrc me by
the above named John B. Eldridgc Presi
dent and Martin Bennett, Jr.. Sec'y., this
18th day Of January. A. D. 1865.
CHARLES f. PERKINS.
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
ATLANTIC COAST NAIL.
Steamship Co.'s Lines
For .NtsC Orleans,
lh0rlesto1e,
SWUOMssh,
~ tlss t16Etose,
.Vorf~ek
CisN Potset,
lad Richmond.

Steamships vii leave regularly - stated and
are commanded bv able and Experienced CsP
Gains, and cary capable and obiigiug Farsers.
i..-re q, ways q the lowest rates, md ere In -
erv rsv -dept"d 10 the trades in which they are
envagcd ,:..ods forwarded to 81 !:ou'S. Aem-
ph's. Cairo. an ell other intermed'as. Poin,s.
Hates Of fr.irhs will slwsys be - low q. y say
Other Line. Freight viii bv rscsssed o. ~ times
on The Com pany . Covered Fiss, NO. ~ So"An
RIVER.
Goods Consigued to our Address welI
be promptly Forwarded.
For Freight or Passage. having superior &C
Communications, apply "
LIVINGSTON, rex = Co..
decS- dit NJ. lll nroadwsy.
CTEAM TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
y QUEENSTOWN ,iws.-AxDA twice week.
The INMAS LINE. sailing
EVERY SATURDAY.
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
CARRYING U. =. MAILS.
Tickets s"id 10 and from Ireland. England.
Rcotlaud, Ger many and France. Apply at the
Company's Offices. JUHNU D.LE, gent.
jan25-dly 10 nrnAdway =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10

n sHOdSrssOhN. = CCS"Siuy GAsNUS 1Ou
ulle sa-s OGA1 4 lk No = CAl,An az 8s -
SN0GE,.
Which in the asst stages of cold, acts likc
magic IL, udaclc. llourseness, Diplnerin aud
bronchitis Sore Eyes, Deafness, bad Taste and
smell, being the result u Cutarrl. This shull
removes ana prevents all these, and insures u
healthy Head Its effects are please nj aud safe,
even Tor infants who suffer from >nuthes
1t has the highest professional te s'inion,als. =
Sold By all DruggSts. CT sent BY AL to nj patt
Of h~ U. S tor 30 cents for One Box, or 81 tol
four Bvxe. Address.
JAS DURNO. 4. .. Box 1885, New FORK.
Wwhulesaie by UgMAs liAexRs 4 Co. a. r. iel2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10

A good naa wanted Ia every Town and Coun-
ty in the United states to engage in nm honor able
business First ate pay allowed. The only
| address. for particulxfs. Dr. u. PHELPS
BKUWV, No. ~ Grand street, Jersey City, New
Jersey u,ari4lly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
Asdnar's Seal. !

y = ----7T7 = ? 2 -
.x-o az ~. i, 4sa ~ 10, g. sd
sAl-a.l .Esc7o'iA ,.psa .asra0 ssx.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
STONE n THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC.
DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER. INFLAMM ALTON OF
TIE KIDNEYS. CATARKlI
OF THE BLADDER
STRANGUAKY AND BURNING, ORPA1N-
Full UKINAllNG.
For the diseases Il Is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot hc .alG III It's y, aise. A sin
gle dose has been known u relieve the most
gent - mptnms.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the buck and tlro II, the luLsY A
tcaspoontul day Of the Constitution Water i'll
relieve you like mngic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-10
Parents take care of your
Children
0DOpp,c EMPLOYMENT.

CROUP-Ir~ CAUSE, CURE. AND HOW
~ il amy be prevented. Sent Tree. dress
h y. toors NJ. D.. 1850 Broadway, New io'k'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
Sacpb, 6eiaer

sss,sn,Fa SJdcpb, 0etaer sg
emyFsbR ii4 BEN pubIiInm ais Dsrfs5tisss och alien
Atfen ron Esduttt' uns etgtslb nsts saSrtfuet unt
iitslmt Goniraifs an fir Advantageous pHS ale
bstartistin fAn gao eimf4Iasshbe atbsttsH.
gu fnOen an 1iUbftrY iUii6sn SsffsriOn unO ROn'
Oe, (germantown). 5ae3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
{. gIbnriniffra gSsrfanf 8.

rssH e; Pr d SsSss; SSHissls stftIh sitsn
sc s8 q S6anaiea tgtTGs t,,,a.
kspti4en Gbertp Hns geness.l nm be Ea5Ias Ses
gt4 fetHen Isanapt Npyyuth an a eReEprelie n
betehene IN aRcntnfrdarens Stump fpoareR ufi6 ate
Arten Gbams. gIntte uuo buittf Sldnuefe nit eiter
f64uen auspabI pon Samens RIsioerfoifeu, oIs Ne
Ttuess Geainee ereuobiHes, Silts, PopIins; ebenie
Dd6fens Hrto 6errens urterttetber, S6nhe, StiefeI
9ates Yafet1 9ngesE &4dwen " eHbIoier Mu4pabI,
f3uReR ener WIT safFhtesss, SF0oS GlOtbs, Gps
meitics, grints sc. ~
Ot2s taR 80, @risaarS. aSminifrdtOt'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01

w seg Shs5g ssg slasibaa spanta in beiugsm
uisssait 6sis5Is Is sSAsa I'll sssesa Gonr,asi be
eSohlurnen gu 6ffnen ua6 Boblen an allen 29a5lpIds
sen am 1fen Gage bes Ronats Rouember absa5nfftn;
1rs nh9aem Sic gebSueeS 3ofts in gyiesmdstser
Sprrp genePen hnbers eineu &fpr1fentnntet mr. be
@ehernf embi1 Al ln BE 8seurs gu I'll.
le1ate bny9 bic 4eignofiqHi ofs eon. u. u. StssIe
entfanpen 1T; sbeHio ale gncdnien Su finsns bic IN
Goant9 Sttritts oOer ERnnis ztmtetn Dc1liegG
ME ahneH ioI6es offtieIt betanrt tTHub Sic IsoIs
len MIR p6n 10 @ef1ebenem bic ituf6iper -Heridee
abfatten. we SoI9es Shr has GefeS erfpTbert If. :
Gum SeugniB 5tertir babe to meme
LIS. 9amensunterf6rtft bierlrter- iaefestl uRS.
= o = hefpbteH, has 6ns arp6e Staotsese ottas
- dirt Tuiro. Sogeibehen I'm Tepdrternfe sH
EufbuiHe ana Hen Sage Sss ROadts EctOBef 1s66Is
,5arsen SaavemeR: EslB. %, BrOpHipp. II
sasSs 8 Ir tae etoatsist ~ sSet15tHOY VI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
a9NrDfIamatiDn.
.go,tseraears bes ustaotrs lsenuei1t.
S15s az ri rs Sfffs. Stnn' H gep

au ben Sheriff Don SapibfOn County in befastea1
Stga.s geiT sslit grnts Dun ii a{Qaa l-....<..
SsnfaHt 1ter Eaae ees 1pRats 9ppember abjubaIteH,
uiib dn6e Sic geH6r &c seOtt IL geiesmdbtgef SOrH
srse5sn babsu. slHsn 4erhi eEtantsH tir bic Gems.
bic bur6 bic efgnntioit ses Gen, m. 81 2epis ents
ophsH if; nna Sic peresn min bic idpeiesH 8eridbte
dbfQtten, ME es ods 1efet ertoroerk "
t.zlgi- = gum 3elgRtfjG 0tfIen bdbeiH weine Sos
LIS WensuHfert4rift Bierupter eeiett Hnh bfs
Eni-wjrn az eef 4ebe1rim Geyarteuent Slai6-
uiue am 1. Ease i'm RoRdt October 1866. ~ ~.
Sur ben gOuper,iesst Y as. b. SrDpniUIp. u !.
HA TIet& cry sfddtsieAr: HDII 5OLiRpI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01

fern suten gtamen, forSern.tuir Die ame>
Tifanilbe M49erpqrtei Hetans, alts uus
Sen &nnaIetr bst Criminal. Snnb Dis ;
ctpliuars @eridtsbofe gu belueiien, Dap
Der ..bisrtrirlfsnee 0unO ) ionntaes <ii9 :
anliEterSe Dehtide dufltiasp aieosrsr
qStufe Der @lOral itebt, ais Sat obel
/ islbit Der ebrmarsiael 9arp Shell 8apz
III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
'Hnf. 9yrpffdmdffDm ilgi mi
oes ~
GoabsrnenFs Ses Sfuates 2Senneifet

H. hJ4I-} ~>estosf sysr1sHes lsS IL IuF
u sHE as III lGTeeatius Hepartemsrti zSfg
q a fb piIl {, Eenn,s 1. October 1862
IN ben sheriff non giies 6oitntp IN befdaten
Staate meinen Grub: tIJl{iIfIs9
Der Gommiffoner fir bic Reeifrirung Der Stimms
hsre9ttgten in Sbrem GoHntpl bot beridtet bas CT
bic aesfrutoil sefppHftanbpt bdbe fS Der befeb.e
d Sbpeps am 1fteI Eaae pes NpuatB BIousmbtr bic
8ahlurnen 50 6ifnen un6 Ba5lsn oitaIen gl6Sen in
Sbrem County abtubaIteni RTo hd4SSM Sic ssh5ttee
spHs n Reistndtseer 6orE aeesbel hobsn, yinsil
Ee1rdfeuf1ntkn flt bic @eittrdI AfenbEp Dteies
etadtea tu Gp6bleh, nm he 8oenas slt filirn, bic
eYYfh ete eenatipn hes Don. s. y. Srbpop ertftans
csn etehfe aux gueGHser ~ fttHem bic in Gouns
rs GfriktF o6er @lnicipot Aemteru pprIiepen, ME
S6pen ,ioldss nf1sieu betenrt if = inb sic Iponen
itroH 70 Uef9e benem BE idnISteen Bsrbte abftets
ten pte 6OIHss bard bas Geiea eFfprbeFt it,. 4o-,
8nm Seugntb 5 erf1r babe ID Hrettte
L s.: Rameuennterftrigt Observation-Disclosures t
u - 49,. fpbte pnk ous erose Stnntsieeel nttodtrt
~1.sse 1mfrb. 90 aei%eter i'm Department gu
aai5rtgs eH fiispl9ase be- Rprots Getobsr 1850,
p SIR ben 9ouDerrssF irTys -. O. 1sowHIpwsi
a.S, s. fef6eT StaatsfstE .Soet-in6D1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01

Rafbuttle, Stnpy l.Cetober 1856. =
an ben Sheriff BON SaHitSa GOinib In bsfdsis Il
Der eOAsniiifton net itt Bic RsStasirslas e6nas
beredtsten in brem 9puntp 6nt beritet, has er bic
8eeifrrAag ntronllanbiet 6nbe nab bdtef tffeks 10
sShnen, am 1T n Gnge hes Rondts Rppember bic
asahIaigsH s Sfinef ulie BabEsn an alien BdRIpI5fl
zen IN SIREN gonntn absibalfen, ifio h6hSefn Sie
gebbrtee Rotij IN geiekIi1er 6eym afasbeR habea5
les Stoatcs rFermdbIert I'm bic gacans iu fHen bic
sar9 stasn Bei6lnb hes tdnferh auies ers
foigten ausftosung 6es 9eoree o. Softer entar ben
Diftritt oeer Tennicipafen Mehlterr porieeen, nts
Jbnsn aosGes teeR bstqHrlt 1T, ane sic poAsn mir
pom 70 gedebenem he f1uIoigen 8ertdte abftdlten,
ME iOt9es bu d bas @efef erforSelt 1T. -
I'll 8im gSeugtib tieflt babe t9f meme
i. S.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ttmthftef tsefe$t unb
80: befobien, bab oas eroBe StaatsiieeeI Gttas
DIRT Uiro.s So sef9eben i'm Separtement
su Raibpine am i. Detober 1866.
S5r ben @opperHeIr, -, @. 8rnwuIuu.
AS. SietHsx Stoatsfetfet6r. I2Oet i6llSu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
ii 9StDfIamnnfiDm
.11ogSessE ,5I1sdGH iu3gH... /;
@OHpTutprS ees Staatss Gsnnfhse- nag
-. & pRiIlGmnt Eernefieeil }, sl4iIiN d.
I.sss { ,GTerutir<D DISAGREEMENT, y

n 8ufbpfttei Xthh.5 (. October 1866. 3-lI5O
an sen Sbesif pOHi Gar5G Goantp IN bfiagteR Il
tut Sie Der ettans
bere&69ten N Shreu County bat beri@te bas CT bier
aeeiroton uerupuh6nnigt babe un6 6ober befe5le ID
5sabIurnefi sY5 ffneH uno @abIen an allen z8obpldS
sen in Sbrem Country ab 5Hbalten, lnb nadbbem Sic
seh6riss Rctsen in .seissHafiser 6erM ssseben hae
Sieies StGatss ID err1d5len i'm bic 9neans NJ tlne1
bic eurn finen 23eStIuB ees 8eprkisntnutep Souies
etfoiaten AIsftnEins bes Etedfonf giulns enttnns
be tt ebenfo nnt 9neaflsen 81 ffIlen bic M GoEn>
to- Stitritt oner RunieiraIen Aemter poregen, ME
Sbnen fothes ofcieH kefnfht 1T II uf6 Sic rDeneH
kr neu 70 @e6ebenem bic f4uIStgen Beri6 te abiot~
ten, mic Sol9eS Sur5 bas Seies erforbert 1T.
kd ..'. gum 3sngnis tietfiit bcss d meme Ras
IT g tfredsHnt d5&fijf biertRter gefekt unb bef
= fnbeu. .haS bas grobe rStnatsfir9eI dtfodbtrs
i ----' ptrb-' 90 Seef4esef I'm, 9eparteMent3 u
RafhDiue am ftsn 9ass ess aeouats October 1866.
SIR ben Gonpetneup sB. @. 8rpwnIop.
as, SIsf9sr, Stontsfetretdr. 2Oet b1uop.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-01
9trai4sseseben ppn eern3mmodiiI
6snrelfee sSteats s8eitnass 8eislmqb
9OnEeritaas ben | gf80fHibeT 1855
~, 6,.sfOl1t .NS$f Ifplt

purte BON psa IltniaasnsaunerRS R t {1tt
County. als @easi1atafIr ibas stnts fiaf8 SfeS
prGleatanten in Der aesisIatur elfeat.-0sr=
Islbsdt eip altar, 3 shrsapertbsp ppa 2mit1 ben
SntrrfJGh D&ihlnn guabntq's jia5ue Iissatig-
strteriDtann1 ,Mif3hpFenq !hae lbetbseH S1Babl1
am II 9aSsantt4i Rbmt0 nA9G M esiebrli@I
meint iN4eftsa 8a9Saenaasdrri fiji 5rsibeital.
SOrb&tttt, FdSMbSaessa ans' Ossaaaafaastidet
lstntaltbaEEtaftisssf gtifahb s,p sBttl aDeresH
,6ensE5sIaFiaI sid nns5 ,39agHI snsI !.
- q. sr.,rt,, n Ind 70 rtsEifrin i,tr,.
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u. sIstesn etaassfsers.ar. e,a.-np1s
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EafbptlIer Eenn-, %. OCTOBER 1866.
q stHsssa sbsritt 9en 55adfon g0antD in ssiusten
s'f0ote me- ial S4rsp nSH.s il aEs4 5nIgdg
Der GowHtiffianer fir bic Resifrirnps ssg Sttmm,
bere&tisien in Sbrsm Gottp bat beri8tet Sds erSte
Resifratio perbOafdnSfst babe anS Sa5er befe5ie ID
S6nen, am is. 9aet bes 9Ronafs seouember bic
aHabtuTneny 81. 6ffnfa mn BabIen an aIsp a8akIs
pldsep ig ssbrem Gonutp obsHheIteh, un6 na@sm Sic
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Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
!. MARCH 28.
UNION STATE TICKET. /
Fort Wayne CopperheatIs.

There ia en- old adage to the effect,
that when rogues fall out, honest men
get their dues. With slight variation,
the statement is applicable to the SQUAD
BILE now going on among the Fort Wayne
Gopperheads. A couple Of them have
fallen out, and through their quarrel,
honest men arrive at the truth. 1t seems
that Pat. O'Rourke, the "Head Center
Of the late Sons Of Liberty for Allen
county, and who was ingloriously beat
en- for Auditor, last Fall, by Republi-
can, ia anxious to secure the Clerks of
fce; and the present incumbent, Mr..
Fleming, thinks he could do well by se-
curing another term. The German pa
per of Fort Wayne opposes Pat, on the
ground that be was member of the
reasonable Order Of the Sons of Lib
erty. Pat does not deny the charge,
but admits and justifes il, and besides
states that Mr.. Fleming, his rival for the
nomination, was also msmDer on the
same nest of traitors In O lengthy
card in the Fort Wayne Democrat, be
says: "Mr. Fleming and myself both
joined the Sons of Liberty at the same
pLsce, and on the same day. We both
attended the meetings-many and many
time together"
Waxing indignant, Patrick proceeds
TO inquire in the same paper, "What
ia to be gained by harping on the Sons
Of Libsriy7" He says: ''Do you expect
TO harmonic local differences in that
way? The orgarizatiou is defunct, and
has had no existence in this county for
eighteen months, sOhen the aoar necessity
which called 1t into being, disappeared.
These candid admissions on the part Of
as notorious Copperhead as O 'Rourke,
are valuable, and worthy being fled
away for future reference.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
DEArH OF PRoF. HADLEY.-The IN

DEATH OF PRoF. HADLEY-The In
dianapolia. Journal of Monday sapa:
just as we are going. to press, we
learps by private letter, that Prof. A.
NJ. Hadley, of Wabash College, has
died of pneumonia, after brief illness.
IL is o sad loss to the College, To Craw-
fordsviiie, and 10 the literary world.
There was perhaps not more accurate
scholar, more faithful preceptor. or
one more devoted TO letters, in the West
than he. His loss to the College is irre-
parable. Our correspondent, who has
been under his teachings for several
years, says: "If he had fault, or his
character single imperfection, / Know
not what lit was" Every one whose
good fortune placed him near. the Pro-
fessor had his love for letters refreshed,
and bears testimony to his uuselfsh de-
votion. 60
Evansville daily journal., 1866-03-28
Democratic Generals.

We have carefully prepared the fol-
lowing list Of general officers appointed
from Indiana, who figured in the late
war of the rebellion, on either side, and
who now belong to the Democratic party
.-e so-called;" giving, as far as we can,
their present standing in the serViee.E
+ Of the army of Rebel Reserves, other
wise called Sons of Liberty: .-. - evs
1 Major General Andrew Humphregs,
Commanjer-in-C Chief. ma gfab
Major General John G. Walker, absent
without leave. earseff #
Major General William A. Bowles, and
Major General L. p. MiIligan, absent On
furlough O.: residence, the Ohio Peni-
tentiary. syu III ERa 1A1yL 81~ ~
Brigadier General Mahlon D. Manson,
honorably mustered cut Of the Union
army, and now under the patronage of
Major Generel Humphreys co. sSss
If we have omitted the name of any
General of the Gopperhead persuasion.
we WILDE thankful for information which
will enable as to make more complete
roster Ind. Journal