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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03


Blue mass and other ptspar IA ~ Of msscasy 49,
yproducc more snnsf ~ and death than shs asseeso
which they profess 10 cure. f f
opAthsc doctors. prescribed ~ them aoss 7nivegD.
aiy In cares Of liver copl int consunpton Of lunSs
etc.
iiERRIcK's SUGAR. COATED FILLS
are composed entire OF roots her b. obtained iron
tue srea, stoiehouse Of nature and their ssiutary a.
iccs VIII eppear soon The medicite IN brought 70
the ,e.t OF far exteAiTern. 1letfjsk pls DO sot
produce any NAUSEA sickress Of the stomach but
when given for dyspeps may be proper 10 use thsu
In connection with Herricks a pias ers sxtesnsiy,
BY the judcious treatment TIRE digestive faculties sfo
speedily restored 10 their fn Wgov and tn oret e.
see ~ indigestion may be cured
When reflect that tte liver Ii the largest snts~OAl
organ 81 the body that 20 II assigned the imposenH
duty 81 Atcrins the blood ANA preparing the ee thae
il s subject 20 many discvters and that when dles
eassd inactive The wi ole body sasss sympsthctsc.
ally, b Is not surprising that medicine which cas-
restore the L. thy operations OF the liver sholud pro.
ducc wonderful changes In the general hsa th ana -
feet cures which may appear TO he almost mrecubos
Headache Of cng confirm tee severe pa I'm N The sdei
breast and houders aching Of tho tnbs. feeling 81
GET al weakness and wretchedness ana other alarm
ing dstrcssins symptoms iadieatve 81 impercct CT
disr cred actit OF the liver ore speedily removed
Hefrick's sugar Coated pills ard Md Harters
sold by Druggists and Mcrct ants In MI part the
L iiej states canada South America, Brasil, and
Australia and may lie obtain Cd " calling cr them ~
heir iullnamc. sep.l- tAwH
In UVRVICK a %. ANarvS.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

AZ olTORS OFFICE, IOWA.
DEs MotNEs, Jan 3lst, 1856.
1t is hereby certified, that there has been
filed in this Office sworn statement slowing
the condition of the Continental INSURANCE. Com
panv, located at New York. in the Stale of NY
on the lst day Of January A. d., $50. in accord
ance with the provisions Of an Act Of tie Gen
eral Assembly Of the, State Of Iowa, entitl-
ed IAN Act in relation 10 Insurance Companies"
approved Jan. 2sih, 1867 and an Act amendatory
thereto, approved Feb 9th, 1853; and an act in
relation to Life Insurance Companies. approved
March 18th, 1852; that SAID statement shows
that said Company Is possessed Of the requisite
amount of capital, aud invested as required BY
law. Authority is therefore given to the above
named Company to transact their appropriate
business OF Insurance in this State IN accordance
with the laws thereof, until the 3st day Of jan
uary, A. d., enc thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. II is also certified. that Il. SIMPSON,
4 Co., of Davenport. mas been duly appointed
by AID Company their lawful Agent and Attof-
ney for the county Of Scott, with full power to
take risks of Insurance therein. ard 10 acknowi
edge service of process as provided ty law, upon
his filing with the Clerk OF the District Court in
and for said County this certificate and acopy Of
the statement on file in this Office Il is further
certified that the attached is true and correct
COPY of the said statement
In testimony whereof, have hercunto set my
hand aud affixed my s, al of Office the day and
year first above written. JNo A. ELLloff,
Auditor Of State.
! Audit RS Seal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
DIR. BIxelOw,

Is the only ply sician asa Spec
Fialist now in Chicago tina, can be
entirely relied upon. Go TO MIN.
and not suffer disease to remain in
your IS stem. iisaguting your face
aud body, besides destroy ing your
happiness and future prospects in
lie. He has mn,lc PRIVATE pss-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
'DAJLl[7 DE&6CBlTI'.


|. HISS = : stssy q villainy aad sttss base.
nsss - The one ben4 an1 ef voDas's inne.
cenee and trust ~ vistne, wreoged and
bltehtsd, On The oe1@. which ~ 6nd IN he
Chieaeo ~. We ~ ~ - lin the veil Of
the unknown Whieo hj6eo The parties ifom
publie knowledge and o6ensive eeosip.-i
It's IN infamouS nature that wosld not give
IN earnest sympathy 70 dat girls friends.
Tie fsfrehensible one that should led
any 70 word or thought Of hAesh reproaeh
70 the girl whose true womaply n ufs led
her TO trust, and who's. whso vrooged
shame led to sin. The pest ceanot be
chaged by this publicatioo, bet cur citizens
can profit BY ito facts:
Two years ago villsin livingin this city
while spending : few weeks at ksokuk, TO-,
became aeduainted With 1 beautiful gisl Of
l8. Her parents moved il respectobls cir
les. and as the Chicago reul appeared 70 be
a gentleman, they did not object 10 his at<
tentions to their daughter. After . sbert &C.
ouaintanee. he ind uced the unsuspsctings girl
to leave her home and come to this city. A
mock marriage Vas performed here, and Tor
time the Girl lived happy. Her deceiver,
however. soon grew tired Of her. and finally
deserted her amer proncuncing the marriage
graced and ruined girl. She was thus left
among stranger without home or pro-
tector. What followed may readily be i'm
agined. She found her way 70 disrsputa-
bic house OH Fourth Avenue, where she re-
manned several months, living life Of
shame. She went down rapidly, and . few
weeks ago became an inmate Of Well
street den. Not long ago descent vas
made upon the house and she vas arrested,
and being unable to pay her fine, she was
sent TO Bridewcll Having given her prop
er name. II ~as published, and hi parents,
who had lost all trace Of her, saw it. They
came on here at once from Iowa, and set
about the painful task Of procuring her
release. They experienced no difficulty
except from their fallen daughter, who at
6rst refused to leave the prison or attempt
to reform. After much pei suasion, how>
ever, he heart was touched and she went
to the Ering woman's Refuge, promising
~. - ~. Rcf,oe and ;s vol snoken of
=. ,ho m.n,o ers n that nohis ;nstitutior
In rn.nv ,notbers in our c;tv wilI NAV
cro,. th.;. heat. Gov God ~ ..s;,t this
noor M.a,.ier -
Nrwsp.prps, * G;rr.r Ra,r.,y -Accor<
din, 70 ,ha new .Newsn.ner press D;rec
rorvr there il now established in Great
Rr;,,;r ! OH ncwsnaners an increase IN
ton vear. of 5o3 In I. ,ndon there are nov
nubjished 22s journals. in the provinces .7o7:
W.l.s AZ. Scotland 13a. finland 1o0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

All scrof,,lous persons suffering from General
Debility, Emaciation, Dyspepsia. and Dropsy OF
the limbs, abdomen, and in the female. Dropsy Of
the ovaries and wombs. generally accompanied
with inflammation and ulceraiior of the Uterus.
are permanently cured by Constitution Life Syr.
uo The disease known as Goitre OF Swelled
Neck the Life $ .rup will remove entirely. The
remedy should De taken for some time, as the
disease is xcecdingly chronic and stubborn, and
will not be rcmoy Ell without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovaries Tuinors Of the B.east.
and swelling Of other glands OF toe body will be
completely reduced y.i.hou, resorting TO the
knife, or operati ,ns Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
Nip the Evil in the Dua.
mr. VVm1TT1R0s
Ia South Cl9k Street., Ch1c0go. nm.

Zf Has for Dany ysers ms1s ~
tssaIaea4 Of psivsas Diseases hps
b busiasss Esd stsdy. Syphilis
u lin I'll ito ferns. 0lsss asd Ssrse-
N tures. Psstiealar aateatiea CIV
en- 70 Old '.'ad'ns eases. which
vere formerly considered incurable. Also the
enec. Of solitsr, hsbis. both ruinoss to the body
end mind and produce some Of the following o.
feets.-Blotches, Constipation. loss Of nenory.
pain in the small! Of the bsck-can be fully ie-
stored to health Consultstion free.
Charges moderate, and cures guaranteed. =
Post Office Box, 1894. All letters with staAAp
answered.
P.S.-All business strictly confidential. OF.
fee hours from A. =. until ?. =. feb2ed&wtf
PHILOSOPHY OF NARRIA0H-Ihe froprietors
L II the New York Museum 81 Anatomy have deter
tures on Marriage and It's disqualncations Nervous
andPhys,cal Debility Premature Decline Of Manhood,
Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Inp0tency.
Ls Of Energy and Manly Power the great Social Evil
and those maladies which result HON youthful follies,
excess OF maturity, or ign0fnnce q Physiology and
laWs OF nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enlightening and saving Thousands, and vii be for
waraed free receipt OF four stamps BY addressing
Secretary New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medi-
cine, els Broadway, New York. marl5d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
Mcrrlekss SugNr Coated ll1g

soa LIVER ! .!.;!s . cQ!s!$s -! ~
CALO0A ifs5'
Hyssr hsssl, s !, ,csa(tSls
" 80 49, 'i " rnl,a,
n'''' ''':'A t.74b.,..
"''s - s''s TRi rns,9.
Ifyou are lov splrite4
Ifyou have Q slsA hesAr ~
'''''' rRrsnk,s.
Thsy esly cost 2ee . Soa.
Tk1T1ns
Well Known and +
Wus--aA 0AamA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
X. SIMPSON, = co..
General lupurano0 Agents,
DAVENPOkT, ....................lO IOWA.
STAT e M = Mt
OF YuE CONDITION o. rms
Continental Insurance ConDany

OF NEW YORK,
On the first day of January, A. D. 1866, msds to
the Auditor Of the State Of Iowa, pursuant TO
the Statute of said State.
l. The name Of this Company 10 the Continen-
tai Insurance Company.
g. The amount Of its Capt.
tai stock is ......... vo0O 90
3. The amount OF its Capt.
tai stock paid up ISL. 100000
e. The Assets Of the Com
pany Are
LIST, Cash on hard, and
in bank, LID, GSs.1O
cd, Real Estate unin-
numbered, Gold COST. 100000
3D. Bonds aud Stocks
owned by the Company,
hos secured, and rate Of
interest thereon, (see
schedule s23,sz5oo
4th, Debts Of the Compa-
ny secured by mort
gage, ..No,SOV.
9Th. Debts ott erwise &C.
cured. (see schc3ule)
being Tor Loans payable
on demand, 100, l0VVV
9Th, Debts for r. emums II, 1854
7th, Interest 81 ,0s9.s3.
Total Assets, ....,....... 1852 ss7 "a
LIABILITIES.
b. he amount oil LAblIi-
ties due OF not due to
Banks or other or. dit0rs,
G. Losses unadjusted aud
due.
I. Losses adjusted and rot
que
g. Losses unadusted. $3.50. 6s,9s5.s5
8. Losses in suspense, wait
ing for further ,roof, 100000
10. All other claims against
the Company, being for
script ordered redeem
ed and Dividends un-
paid to stock and scrip
holders. ....... 49,565.l5
Total Liabili'ies..... &ll!, 5GO.99
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
| Audit RS Seal.

mHESE B1TTERs ARE PREPARED II YUA1
j Bonrbsa Whisky; from . combination q ~
twenty di4erent kind q roota, harks ase hesba
which act in perfect concert one with ~ cthR, -
pared from TIE original formula givsA b ~ gsuoe
chief Nd Jacket, . Dr. Chaplin vho uDea ~ -.
eeshl1y IN his practice for many yeoss aad b. ~
- onincd great popularity inVhs treatment -
care q DyspspA, Lvse Camp1ant CpnseipsGjoo, ~
and Nervous Headache, Fever and Aguo, and ~ -
eases arising from torpid liver and indigestion ~
49, suffering from either Of these loaeh6uoo 0eeaooo
will End cure BY the of these Dittes, which -
perfectly pure and free from eli thces drugs and -
sons usually put up In such preparatloaA I'D pasoea
o. o. IN unsuspsctns publc. anss TIL VII e.
vtueo the most skeptical that in the ND JACAn1
thege II virtue that no cehee Dittcry pnuDnA
They strengthen and invigorase the syseso.
1hsy are unequalled for general dsH1i1V.
They arc . cure for DyspepeiA.
1hsy give good and healthy spps1l0s.
xhey assist digestion.
1hsy partly the breath and aesdlay q - soonnA.
They cure Dimrh0A end CAoaoea Hma0
Toy are N autidote to change q uoeQ - -
3Aey - The bsst stimu1ant q o3lo1ouoA
xhey arc peUvontivo a rVVw - Aa0n
3Aey relieve C0nstipa<3ca.
3h1Y c0ro Nerves Weohoeha
1heg - ps16caly pess 81 pa1a1anoA
~ 0nlns nm yICKBrndxnDRms ~ ~
h9unS eeesas; nsvse - ~ - Qne = -
- - or ysivaes oovsgne = - eIossan
- = IN Ausuiss - 49, ususGAsue -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

Ep,leptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases Of the He art, rs paptssion, Disease OF the
valy. ., producing grating fling sound, Drop
sy Of the Hcavt Case and ail the affections OF this
important Organ, persons suffering from any
acute pain il, the region of the heart will be
greatly relieved BY Constitution LiteSyrup.
Broken Down anu Delicate Constitutions
Suffering from lndisposition to Exertion, Pain
in the B. SEX, Loss Of Memory, Foicbodings, Hor-
ror Of Calamity. Fear Of Disease, Dimness Of
Vision, Hot SKIN and Extremiiies, Want o.
Sleep, Rcstlessness. Pale. Haggard Counte nance,
and ),assitude OF the Muscular system, all re-
quir ; the aid of the Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

,.f;|I|E ;l:ViIii
1f6nCAL D1DCOvERY.
Ioe ~ Cure q al D1Deagos
Ar011nn 1nom N nnUnD oCAIn o. nm
! naOoo. eUCQ ~ s
acroehla. Uhncssous sueuoaioos. Oaoensovs
llsnsss, hzdpsa.ss bsts, Rl.psss -
M faes, So Iyse, 0eald dssd, I"
letter a1soei6oo, Old aud
Stubbesn UIosss, Dyspep-
~&l' va IL, Ueselve0s6s, i
jauoaies,o ak Rhsuo, aa
Meecusial diseases, Gsacrsl
De6illAy, Hvse C0nphiet, III
Looe u Appetite, Lev 0pjrita,
Foul Sto0ach, together with oil other
disorder nom On i9proper condition - the
circulatosy system. Asa general ton.
s3e. IL Effects are benignant, and
eanuee fsil 70 bsne0s where
ussd pssssveuingiy asd
according to dirsc-
lions.
WE OFFER 10 THE PUBLIC A MEDICINE
w which has marked W way 70 popular avg. snse!y
cine ever mauufActnrsd- now-tt has become
standard remedy for AsOvE DsszAsm~ an over TIE
Union.
Read this, and II aaicted Try Il.
j. n. LINDSEY,
DIAN SIN I'VE would lust Say that your
medicine be- cured cas- Of Bcrofula that has been
coming on for Ave yeass; the hesh was eaten Oh the
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IL At the eighth bsstie and the nesh IL growing
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Pfttsbnry, "a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
seDosAL NoTSc9e.r

s490sAl NoIscee.
TNe eNEAT Enel lSM REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKgS
Celebrated Female Pills.
ncpafedNsa prce0sptcs - ef Y Clah h.D
mi. Ins.ssSe medicine i Sntiinr X Sc cure Of
a those painful and dangerous diseases TO which tn
female constitution u subject II mcderafes Al cxcca
and removes al Instructions, and speedy cure may
TsS MANFRED LAGDaBS
y !; x; SsssTly sa!.sS 4 wi = sss des' Sn
Each bottle price One Dollar. bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, 70 prevent countcrfciting.
CAUTION.
The Fsf f shass sssr ss. e Fs. !:
are 10 bring Miscarriage, but al any other time
they safe
In ali cases Of Nervous or Spinal affections. Pains In
the nsck and Limbs Fatigue slight cxcrtion palpe
tafion or the Heart Hysterics and Whites tlesc ile
aheash powerful remedy. do nos consaln iron. cal
s sn fs afyesn S pap z s a ea
SOLD ny ALL DRTGGsTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canadas,
JOBMOsEs. % CORTLAND Street New York.
n B.<i and postage stamps enclosed 10 any au
toriycd Agent, VII ems bottle, containing Fifty
fills. by rcturn niaif nostdSwiy
nIe. NlAasSIlAI.L'S
q A Il A X X IL $ N u T. +.
This Snuff A. proved tsefto be the best article known
for curing the Catarrh Cold In the and and Headache
II found excellent renedy In many oi
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been rem0vedhy H. and Hear
Ing has ofle- been sses ~ improved byits use.
II is fragrant aud agreeable. and
Gives lHmm eslinie Relief
10 the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the head
The sensations after using delightful aud insyos
ating II opens and parscs out all distractions,
strengthens the glands, and gives healthy action TO
the parts Affected.
More than Thirty Years
OF sale Of Dr Mafshalls Catarl aud Headache
Snuy has pre- Vi its great value for all the dis
ofhch ID and ~ tits moment stands higher than
before.
lis reeonrnene.ly many 81 the hest physicians and
Is used with rrea, and satisfaction
Read tfae certificates OF Whole.
sale DrRs Eists ira 1854.
The under igntd, having Tor many years been ac-
Quainied with pf Marsha,i's caiarrh mud Headache
Snun and sold I'm wholesale Iaie cieeffuy state
thar believe to be equal IN every respect to tic rec
cmnendaffns given 4 for the ~ Catarrh Alec
tons that decidedly the best article we have ever
known for all cosn;non diseases Of the Head.
Burr Perry, Doston Barnes 4 Park, New York
Reed. Austen & Co. do ABA D sants, do
Brown. Lamson & Co do Stephen Paul x Co do
Reed Cutler 4 Co do Israel Minor 4 Co g.,
Seth Ppwle 20 Ackessnn n Robbins, do
wilson Faisbank 4 % do A l. Scoyil&C do
Henshaw. Tlmard ( Co N Ward. Close Co do
ii II Hay Portland, Me, bush Gale, do
For sale by all Druggists Tk1 IT. ny4.dvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures all Swelling Of the Glands,

Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, and
should be taken as the swelling u detect
ed, thus pre- venting their breaking aud prosinc-
ing troublesome nisen-rging Sores. which dts
figure MANY OF the Younger portion 81 tie
community, from SIX 20 twenty years .. age
Young children are very subject 10 Discharges
from the Ears, which del ends upon Seroinlous
Tnesecases aeon recover by taxing
q few doses Of the Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

- btNI 70. Any HuNBS y4s-.x I
Thoes Amlctrd viii Hernia Deafness, vbeGooa !;
Nocturnal Emissions o. vAIicseee ~ eoel0olAG e0 ~
d1oooeoo #Esf .4ons
TnH nLrCsaO- MAonKrIc pnsyENy1vn.-0aod
desiring limitsheir oGpsing, ese shrcse 49, 80
Pamphlet eontsInlne snsrssines and eat
tn apove preventive With - e1asy g. ne ~
prevention. An correspopesnfa sceoessue3: Ans~
AaGl9 Sur esons' Iaoeleeees -. neAs -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03
DRYDEN & LlNDLEY.
attorneys at L0sc,
go Chestnut St.,
ST. LOUIS.
nm D. g. DRYDEN, JAMES T. LINDLyY.
INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE IN.
- SANE, ST. LOUIS, MO. A Private lnstitu
ton established and conducted by tie Sisters Of
Charity. Founded Aug 10. 1858. The Insane,
Epileptc, &C.. OF all denominations, Of both Sc =
e. and from ever state are Omitted. For terms,
etc. apply to TIE Sister Superior, or to Dr. K
BAUDUY, Attending Physician. nvldlys
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

II. Yea Phol. ". ace,
0snsnAL ConnlssSoa AnD FonwAnDuo
NBDCwAN4A = 49,
lOoDoVoRoso -. ,NoNv Oseoonesaso
nsun1neGg.--vou Phul, Wegoss1 Ce., NJ.
+ 1siey Ss0s. 2. ''ssisi No. ~ SsSv's :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

Struma. Glandllar SwellinRs. liberation
Hinge Evil. Erysipelaa Salt Rhsum.
This faint (HEREDiTARY and ACQUIRED
filing life with untold misery, 10 BY oil usual
medical remedies incurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

Co., Co.,
Cotton Factors, Commis'n q Forward
Commits Forward'g Merchants,
Ngerchanas. No. North I'd Street,
No. 81 Matches street Bet Chestnut Market,
New Orleans, La. st. Louis. No.
Orders are solicited for the purchase or sale Of
Cotton, Sugar, Molass. !. Coffee. Groceries, w.
val Stores, Western Produce Bagging, Ropes
&C., &C., which will receive best per sonal It
tention. octlSly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-03

II there 10 any disease in which the Constitn-
ton Life Syrup il . sovereign, Il 10 in Rheuma
tism and its Kindred affections. The most in
tense pains are almost instantly alleviated-enor-
nous dwellings are reduced Cases. chronic or
vicasious, Of 80 or 80 years standing. have been
cared.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-05-29
Council of the Episcopal Church.

S~NS O--~~
The Annual Council of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church of Virginia which recently assem-
bled in Alexandria adjourned to meet in Staun-
ton in May, 1867. eq,r toa
The following is the resolution of reunion
with the General Convention of the United
States, as adopted by the Council: a Is
Whereas, The conditions which rendered ne
cessary the separate organization OF the South
ern Dioceses no longer exist, and that the Or
ganization has ceased by the consent and action
of the Dioceses concerned and whereas the
Diocese OF Virginia, unchanged as are her prin-
ciples, deems it most proper under existing cir
cumstances, to resume her interrupted relations
to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Uni
ted States; therefore,
Resolved That this Diocese do accordingly
now resume its connection with the General
Convention ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the United States, and that the Bishop be
requested to send a copy Of this preamble and
resolution to the Presiding Bishop, and one to
the Secretary Of the House Of Clerical and Lay
Delegates
The following resolution was also adopted
Resolved, That whenever the colored mem
bers Of the Church in any parish desire to form
new and separate congregation such action
shall have the sanction of this diocese. They
may elect their own vestry, wardens, and min
listers. They shall be considered as under the
care of this council, and their interests as rep
resented in it by the standing committee on col
ored congregations. A1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-05-29
Financial Crash.

The financial crash which has occurred in
England will be felt seriously In this county
The failures there are counted by millions Of
dollars Wefear that it will prevent the parties
who contemplated contracting to construct the
Covington and Ohio Railroad from doing So
They have to the 18th of August to determine
whether they will close the contract for that
great work. ssse- s-4S
.= The immediate cause of the sudden and ter.
rible financial disasters and panic in England
appears, says the Lynchburg Republican, to
have been the brief speech of Napoleon to the
people of the little town of Auxere, in which
the Emperor made the significant remark that
he ''detested the treaties of 1915, which it is
now sought to make the sole basis of our foreign
policy The main design of those treaties was
to define and fix the map Of Europe, and to
limit the territory and power of France upon
the continent. Napoleon's detestation Of them
at this time when thick war clouds are gather
ing all over Europe, is regarded in England as
a virtual declaration on his part Of a purpose to
regard them no longer, and to make himself a
warm sympathizer if not an active partizan In
the struggle among the German and Italian
powers Indeed, it is now confidently said that
an understanding exists between the French
government, M. Bismark and Italy, by which
the sympathy, and, if need be, the aid Of the
former is to be given to the latter in their war
with Austria, ...8 SIS .slis ass 81 asits