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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

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= forhidden vil the Ccnadian shore.
Il i reportedahat 8 smsll Fenian force
De(t this neiehtrhood last night. Destina.
tion unknovn.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

This beliefs grounded on TWELVE YEARS TX
PER1ENCE Of the edfcacy Of the preparation. The
1rst instance Oft failure give rsefs yet unchron
iclcd. lift ever had failed the vouminous corespon
dencs addressed to the psoprictors from al par of
the United Stated and South America, would ct least
include one letter expressing dissatisfaction. But no.
there NOT ONE The testimony, extending owe
period Of more than dozen years, d al Of the ap-
proving tenor. Certainly this SUFFICIENT warrant for
claiming that the BITrERS are . SPECIFIC FOR
INDIGESTION IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

AlnAnt, 1tes A-1h61O ~ bsse gssas
excioaneet ard unnGo1 ecliviey a0cag the
fesiaAs ~ tod11. a - 80
Newe q The capluss q Col. O'Neill ard
~ toeoe aepeas " hevo given reneve4 =.
tfgy 70 The didbseat of4nhisstions Ii this
G1ty.
Neeeings q consultatioo, attended By Soma
Ct u peoellneut and in0uential lfi1hulen,
bGve BIN held during - day. The Pres
o0oD u On. 6Wog11, ~ 61SjnI osflvo0 Aeeo
~ D0snlegs ad1od - - eate11ioon - ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

Are not unpleasant 10 Ne tasec and always soothe
and quiet instead Of Irritating ~ stomach. Indeed
they ne ~ bsst known pssvsasaaive a ~ csss Tor
aauseA Their usssalness = . fhn1|1 spsei0e en-
scarcely b 0verratsd. For slekness 1t ~ GumocA,
addea spasns, wind colie; Agsaesics nervoas hsad-
achs, itude, low spirits 81 tAe Thousand - eee
nttle anenta Ahas asc ccallnnaly occurring Ia svuy
Amily, there DkotAing conpafabls b them. AvAols
nedicins chest fall u tlncenss, esseacss powdssa
and ptls, b not worth siagis bottle sthe BIT7M3
II such aeeo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
DANKaN0 DaOUOE or
Jay Cooke e. Co.,
Ger. Wall 4 Nassan AZ. i. Nav York.

In cunneeti0n With cor hOases In Philadelphia and
Washington. We have opened NEW YORK HOUSE
q above at ~ abOve location end Ger our services
70 Banks. Danksss ard Investors sor he trsnsacton
Il their business IN this city, including purchases
and saSe q 0ovzaHnsrf Sscunlnm. S1UCas, Bosos.
AND 0oLD We ass constantly rspeested Il ~ Stock
Kxchangs and Gold B0asd, where orders sent ~ ars
psonp4ly alled. We ksep On had fall supply q
oov8kNnRNT SECURl9lBS Or ALL lSSUEA
bayng end sslllng q cssnt psicss and allowing cs
rcGp0nde1ts the most liberal rates the maskct suss
apS.dAwly JAY COOKE 4 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

Tho Richmond wing said-Icsr IeBgsFs tswieh
the vito animals furnish = wonderful evidsoee e6
what nerve, COOL courage and dstes0inAo0o o.
achieve: The animals are APPENDED specinsas e -
genius feline. and having been but recently e9ptare0
and Gagged retain the major portion O their i1ae -
socity. All the animals u this spsc3ee, thae "hoo
kings" have handled were trained. and " ecslala
extent rcndcssd d0cile. Hut these ut
little Of carcsstng, and appear tc be opDoee = eee
WIN apparent unconresr, and although ~ Dowf.
spit (catlke) and serike u him, - lee ~ keep
tkeir distance. Ne feeds them. end Ab0OLuTELY
TEARS A PIECE or NEAT FROM THE CLUTCH.
n Or THE LION. It's when ~ y abeot - Feeiss
That the danger bccomes - appaseat AZ - pessce
through the bas!,d cato thsy ~ spsiag lDwssds =.
bat falling y catch FIN they ~ up seelss q hovb
and sooss that ase almost deafenisg 0Seee - t1e
performance H. ono cannot behold i witeeee chod-
der, aad experiencing dread least mghe tss01oaee
fatally.
he animals win he exhibited il IL CIscsa Cua-
modlous Cage, 70 arranged that the spee1oone -,
with perfect SAFETY clO~ey observe eyegy n0yeoeeS
mode BY these noble creatircs which aFs aenbe9 -
betho
Hs1moot 0neCiSnens ever Coo1oPOD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

WAfsarown, N. T., Jsas :.
0se. Meade end stat passed here this
oesntog, - rewtS north. Gen. Sweeney
end 10 Feuiaoo were - The eooo train.
IT. u 8. Marsholl here sisssa zine bssee
81 af0s and aoculyements on Satur day
evenings train. All quiet north Of Ogdsns-
burg this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
naNCB rDaB LAST
ANNUAL ~ E9 Ss4QR
ISSUED N sns saorassss0 -
HO9TET TT e RS
Stomach BittorS
For the isfsrnsaiea ~ guidases Of Ill whe
regard
II = a L = II
A. tAs GREATEST OF TEMPORAL BLES
0lN0S ~ AsaAsd. for THE petsat end
agreeable Vegetable TONIC
asA ALT8RAT1ve hes
bsss iaoeassly
iacreased.


Net ealy n this eountsy bat h ~ olhss 1an9s 70
which. esmasscs tsan ssf aag, Ne pscsnar MERITS
- ~ sstie3s ae knswn ~ appeeciatsd hhDbsea
1oana suited 70 III climates. al sealltisss 81 H.
nss1s ofevesy elass Of socisty. Compromised d ~
passst vegetahSs agredIents, unalloysd win any MA
ssai sat a. corrosive vegetable sikalod. and co0hn-
ing u psupctlss ola wnOLEDONE STOMACHlC.
GENTLE LAXATIVE, ed - ealeisst ANTkHaL-
LlOUs AGENT. II b sndessed b. practical Chesists
= the SAFEST. and By unparalleled physcans q
the SUREST PREVENTATIVE, REGULATING 81
RESTORATIVE PREPARATION or THE AGE.
The nature Of IT. componcsts \ the guas.ntee Of 10
harmlessness Il consists u the stimulating principle
Of eosnd Rye mcdcated with the finest tonic. ssts-
iebee, appericnt aati-scosbutc, and anti-spasDode
hesbs roots and bass that botanical research hes ~
developed fos ~ uss Of msa Every vegetable So
stance that enters into s compcsition ID cued and
selected with scsupulous care md nosg thae " ~
eound and perfect or 10 knd 10 ussd in IL nanuSec-
ture.
II the factory Il Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania system
Of inspection fas more thorough than that adopted "
GovemDent authority, % test Of The quality cf TIE
great staples OLLIE. 10 vigorously practsed Ivesy
barrel Of The eeseal snulant which forms The
the Bttcrs asceained TO Be absolutely puse before
Il received into ths manufacturing departuent and
every leaf and re ofthe indicating ngredcnts ecsn
| tniscd before the process II infusion commences
Such il the enormous capacity Of the tanks In which
the Bers are prepared that the propseters are en-
abled TO keep large stock on hand. and 70 supply
the domestic and foreign market with article ma
tured and mellowcd by time. Hence The aesy ~
biting favor which attaches 10 ordinary blttefs
and which h due TO their nswHso and tho in6esios
quality Ne drugs and alcohol (which they
cocted, = never perceived In this mid and agreeable
prepasasiea. According 70 The testimony Of abla
chemists the rasrcs Of GOOD BYE u the most health
ful of al spirits. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
REDUCTION m PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHES.
made at WAlTHAoN, onaoo,

UOv0NSO - VU0e VO&UsD uUO0OOe
In consequence Of the recent great decline In gold
and silver and I'll tho nassals ussd In ths manufAc-
tufe 81 or ssods and In anticipation u still further
decline, have reduced prices to low point
- they can Be- placed an
win 0sla - Par.
% that - need hesitate 70 bay watch BOW sroo
The expectation that Il win be cheaper u s0e utnse
tire. The test a Ten ycass and The nanufactuse and
sale Of
Mere than -, $50 watches,
have given our productions Tie very highest rank
among timeksepcrs. Commencing with the dsaer.
minaion 70 make only thoroughly excellent watches,
busincss has steadily increased the public he.
came acquainted with their value. until for month
together. have been unable to supply the demands
We have repeatedly enlarged factory buildings until
they nov cover three Of ground, and give
accommodation to more than eight hundred workmcn
We are fully justified In stating that We now make
rs SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES The diiIss-
ent grades distinguished by the following tfade
marks engraved on the plate:
1. American watch Co." waltham, Mass.
.. "Appleton. Tracy 1 Co." walthan, Mass.
Z. Up. g. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass.
I. "wm. Hlssy."
4 OUR Ladies WATCH Of Ant quality b naned
'Appleton, Tracy . Co. wa,than, Mam.
.. Or next quality u LAdies' watch Il naped r.
3. Baftlett," walthan. Msas. These wAtchss
ars furnished y great variety a sises ~
syles a cases.
The Ansfican watch Co., u Walsham, Mss. -
thosse ~ 10 state that without disnctlon u tfads
nasn Of price,
ALI. THE PRODUCTS or TunR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
70 - he best tmekeepen Of their elisa nsde b
this o. ny other oountsy. Bsyefs shoalA feneabsr
hat unlike ~ guarantee d foreign maker Who
nsvss Be reaehed, tAis wasrsnlee y good q III tss
against TIE Coapasy Of theif agents. asd ~ ass
~ nsse thosoneh tsial, ~ watch shoaA prove d.
Acaivsi b ~ particular, nay always b e1cAsnged
Ibe smother. A. the Anssicm Watches nAde = Wal
tAan. ass ibr sals " 1sale gensay throsghost ~
eoaaay. 10 do ~ eslicit ssdsss ~ sagls waorhss
CAUTlON.-TAs psblie - eaatloas1 = by oaly
- ssspsctab,s dsalera All psesons selling eOssass.
Me- Mn b prssscated.
ROBBINS Z APPLETON
AGENTS HO8 TnB A1RRlCAN WATCn CONT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

0ovonp0re Market Deport.
OSSics o. sns DAvmpvas DuuocnAs.
1una 4 1Ann

1Lssa.--- Wholesale, pr ~. o7.e0
In sacks. $500
.. 49,. II hulk csc.
Retail II bbl. $500.
u 0aGks, oosoO.
IL balk. $3.50.
ouUGWn1As fl9ua Per owt. o..
CeaR AsAL.-Per bsshel. 7Oe1s.
!. 'WHaAs.-No. ], OLD ol.0s. Ne sew. d.
u. 4 Aew, S0c.
Coag.- So@3Se,
nAnGsS.-Ns. I. 4oets. 0~s, asooesAs.
0Aso. 16036e.
RosAsooe-36@4oe.
0ae0nS.- Sos.
1uySoo SIC
Baoe.-19k0 l5e
HAY-o0. 60Ool1,O0
gsA..-ie s. = sspss; tic = lsvss srs..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

Cnsaav vArixS, n. r.. Junss.
The Tsysa Hesse, with - sdjsiaisg
swslling. vsss eeasumsd By Ore Let night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

MOn1n4At, JuNo ).
Two rel(neuts Of regulars, about 5000
voluutsssshnd thsse batteries Of artillery,
and so MED and o6cers from the var sloop
Plyadss. N IN ths hATbos herr, len here
1T night (hd . naval tsieads % psotsee ths
Oseawsll 4osl. A lafts nsabr q sailors
~ . Sslllw.
Thsss Il TIVE Dsa Of ~ - the Wy
tisa Qssbe y ~ ~. a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

new Vera m09kQD>
hsv Yons, June I.
Cottsa-Quiss aad declining q -.
Rlour-Aors active cad stsofy q %. 81
for b.. 6teas. es4Sooy.s0 =. Il. Q.
Wheee-Rather steedy, u q. loD99O Tor new
10. Mil. end q. 10 for Noe. l ssd mixed.
1ys-Firmsr. q 90 Westssa.
O0ro-le bstter, q 7l0e0e assoand nsw mix
"a Western, end SlOSse for seuud mixed West.
efn.
Osts-ls bsttsr, q ls0sAc for ssw. nd Tie
Tor old Western.
rolk-lsess aetivs and unsettled. q ESQ., SOC
so.1t; new mess closing osO.ss fegslsr. md
- 37029.63 old.
lard-Cloeed armer. q lsk0ssx.
Whisky-Stesdy q o3.91.
etroleum-Quiet.
IASnos uAAxss.
Flosr -Closed rather more steady aad quiet.
Whea-Clossd more stsa1y anA quist.
Coen-Cloeed 1c better, end Quiet.
Pofk-C1osod Unsettled new nsss ~. ss reg.
ulas.
lard-Closed Armer q lskc0s9X.
New YoRk Socks.
NDv Yoog. Juns L.
Odd opened q q. 4oX, advanced 70 tl.44, asd
= Ito r. 4. was ol.AsH.
Of. LOUIS GRAIN RLBvATOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
CHANGES FOR STORAGE. &C.

W = bas6el for every subsequent 10 days, o.
fraetionai part thereof
Seeking, IL sewed-W hest, Rye and Bas-
Icy, 1kc y bushsl; Con. 10 do; Oats, ~ y ;
Sane 1t tied. ke Do.
WRoy0go-TO Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
T. secs:' wa:.s ;. CSsr '. ed Rys d
b North Market street, wsst By Fiitsent. street,
sssth BY Chontean Avesse, il balk q - sack,
NE y 6sshsl beyend shove linits - do. 70
kess 81 Laeis depots, n = 100 lbs.
All Dray 10 from the Elevalos controlled b
Aprs5-dly JOHN r. SMITH. Ssc'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

mon pseeent eppeaCsaceA asd fto0 ~ |
g s;'' Poss!pa & - ssqpRs s,s:s
sePasently inevitable eer,y % mencw.-I
oap~asuss, r.: J.ussd4n.k~|
a'rs spociAl nys: 1,ree caaes Of arms were
seissd u the depot bro By the Z. 8. Deputy
1arshal thb moenig. coasigned BY express
p party e 1aloo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

S9sas G. G1016y 49, 0s11 -
snoeueOe osVsG9o. n6y1oloooooNsoWG1'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04
oO)oeoeeAasvso o0ovoe oo5not
Do0o - YfE MO.

1gh2 dsan s4soales ~ ~ hs0 $500 - rscoa-
sffue1e1 espee ~ teonsDyt - ~ llnsaee ~
- = iSsg:ssts = - - = - q:
ss.ss 1ssssass' &C., e.. q - Qisnsae oFsssi-
nsraa1s. nesagss - CsenSss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-04

troops from that eeats. Gen. Samusl z.
Spear, In chief commena Of " Fsaioas.
VIM move from this point There aro ou6
Nv II town, hich isas quiet - aay eoentsy
villageon the Sabbath. Ws.
ALBANY, June "A Dispatch from Lock.
port this eveniag says shoot 10 eeolano ~
there last hight lof Ne WeGk The people
Of LOckpoft ato driving % the .ffOutief p.
night In authorization Of. witneoolne : bottob
oegween Fsnisne end Blifich tsoeps upeetr
ID 1900 strong, carly to-mOsfoW morning.
fsnians have beoa engagod ooAay raislne
money 70 forward mon. AnOohoe doonan
ment leaves 6 m1dnlehe loe ~ oeeoo -
var. II III leo0ef1 - flnde n.y. ~
they could ssnd 1,0oo mm 1brW1fd Il =
honrs Prouinsat Fsnians - ~ ~
anticipate stirrfne news to.lnlGsuW, II -
cline 20 osea indicnte leu0 Whas qons01R 4
may - expoeeed. 49,
E1nnA. Juns S.-TWo conmalss q n.
aians ftun Da1tinose. aada c10panr II ~
from PhfladelphlA paasod thsoaGA III eity
today, boaad 1t - bssase. ass.a ..
BuvrAr.o, June A--1foso ofshs Fuet HI
6ehk i 4 SISTED thero .wesU ahpus ~ Il
tie volunteess capeurud h. ~ ESplaaa-
There Woro Ioa1anD hid - 4 Canad1ao
eOldiero. Oopk King Who = Doctor q Wei
lard win probably lop hisl4e. Ne - -
psmiG1ioa bson 6eU1Gh9 - 6a1Alo. y ).
A well known DuGklo eohinn naao1 Dn1.s
ley y nj e1psctsd g tsdevss. n n:
iane are nOv encempod = - ~ E1ek -
pckA ~ S1vDf doun y ~ yf1AGe . Is
Biz, dlstens6 q abces too - WaeaA.
"a 4 s. :; - 80 a .s.:s;63Z .,a 20.
alslysa - svsza.f - Q,sv -. 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-10
Tribute OF Respect.

At regular monthly meeting Of the Hebrew Orphan
Society," held on Tuesday Evening, 7th August the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions adopted
venerable man has departed from among us. In the
funess Of ripe old age, the last ,urrivor of the
founders o. this institution, who dedicated 1t to the
practice OF CHARITY and the cultivation Of Benevoence
has yielded to Time aud passed to Eternity.
The only remaining link which has 30 long continued
to connect generation with the frat Of
Society, and with the Of that day. at last broken
six'y-fve years ago WAS begun the good work which
we are to continue and leave to those who are to
follow
The late Mr.. PHILIP COHEN wss present. aud bore
his part in the first preliminary meeting which Was the
beginning OF our Society. he had then already passed
sooisiy all tho nfacAa NJ honor and trust Il could
bestow: aDd, till his death, the only surviving
Trustee and the last OF his coemporAries-a beloved
and respected member doing charity with the and
impulse Of o generous naure-guiding us by HIS ma.
tured mind and, by his example, encouraging us In the
duties transmitted to keeping by his associates and
himself BE was blessed. and in turn blessed us as no
other sister institution has been blessed.
For o period equal to the usual full span Of human
c society has prospered under the wise counsels
and careful nurture Of this venerable and last Of
founders, who lived to 90 good for its sake who
literally gave, and relieved Rith cheerfulness, and
whose monument better than marble brass, is In
the memory OF the poor he has relieved the wdoT he
has comorted and the orphan whose feeble and
guided steps he has watched and directed.
This Society with unaffected grief his loss and
will cherish with national and just pride tho memory
or his long membership and usefulness. Therefore
be It
RESOLVED That this Society feels with profound grief
the death OF their late venerable associate and last
viving founder. Mr. PHILIP COHEN, who died on the
"f May 1885, in the s7h Of his age and with
their grief they minge pride In the reco
lection Of his long and OF gratitude that his
were so long spared IN the holy GAUGE of ohar
ty and Renevol-nee.
Resolred, That this proceeding be entered In salt
the records Of the Society," and copies
with the coincidence Of the sooiey to ,h
Of his surviving children.
ResOlvd That those pro ceedings be published in the
papers OF the city.
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Valuable Real Estate Sale at Ban,berg, g. c.
VIII be sold by JAMES PA TIER ON, Commissio ner In
Equity, at bamberg r. ", on MONDAY, tho goth day
of August neIt. ut noon.
ALL The REAL EsTA E PROPERTY of the late ].
g Jones. decea ed. consisting II threo valuable Inn
proved Lots In tho village OF Bamberg and Tract
and containing six hundred q seven ,6O7l acres
aud Ing on the South Edisto River, three ties from
Bamberg, one milo from Midway. and onafourth OF
mile from the South Csrnliua Rairoai Two hundred
200, acres cleared aud under fence tho balance we
timbered, with good Framed Building thereon con-
tanning four rooms and all necessary outbudiugs at
tached.
Lor No. LIN the village of Bamberg, contain
three acres with an eIcsllen two story Framed Dweu-
Ing reon. containing large rooms and neatly
painted. wi h all necessary ou buildinga.
LDl No 2.-One-a I'd ahnlf acres, With neat Framed
building thereon, continuing Blk neceB-
Bary outbulldings
L IT No. S.-One acre Of land with a neat Framed
Building thereon, containing four rooms with Kitchen
&c.
TERMS OF SALE.Cash enough to pay the costs of this
cause IN gold or Its equivalent In currencv The balance
on credit until the hrs day of January $685. with
erest from the hrst day January 1867. payable an
nuay purchasers to give their bot d. with
good surcties, and mUrtgs ago of tho purchased prem
purchasers to for pape bonds Btipuate
their payment In gold or Its equivalent in currency.
AUGUST 10 fthB3
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GENUINE DURHAM sMuKiNG

TTHE UNDERSIGNED ~ rHE SOLE PROP, IEyoR
Of the above name article, being tho successor Of
tn original manufacturers.
Having obtained l-tors patent for said article he
herr by warns all against manufacturing or at
iemptinL 20 manufacture aid article
All vend-rs of the "GENUINE DURHAM SMOKING
TOBht.CO'' m 'st obtain IL from directly, or from
my authorized agent.
Tho following my sole authorized agents at
presont Others will be added.
Wa ker. Farrar & o., Newhern; Northrop & Cum
ming.r Wilmington; 81. ferl Tarboro; Aahton Il
kmerson Portsmouth. Va; Adoiph Berry, No. l72
West Pratt-steet. Baltimore; March Price Co.. No.
81 Water. street. New York; W. 9 Bonnet Co.,
Durhams, Orange County, N. O.. June 15
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CONNECTICUT AND VIRdINIA-Old Harvard made
O. proud record during the war. Nearly q
thousand who had been connected with that Uni
versity were enrolled under the old fagl Has any
other elass OF our citizens been so well repre-
sented ?--Cin. Times.
. Yes, Mr.. Times, and better too. II you include
ex-rebels among 'your class OF citizens," we oan
inform you that out Of five hundred cadets who
graduated at the Virginia Military Institute before
It's destruction by Hunters foroeB. four hundred
and sevsnty.five OF them were killed and wounded
In the army under General Lee. Can old Harvard,
old Princeton. or old Yale either, beat thatf
RnoIpli6 Commercial.