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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

A0G Uv6U1OGWoVhC N6CCOs
Nowhere are the principles Of the demo
cratic party better defined than in the first
Inaugural address Of Thomas jefferson. He
defines them thus f
Equal and exact justice to al men Of
Whatever State, or persuasion, religious or
political; pesce, commerce and honest
friendship with al nations. entangling
alliances with mono the support Of state
govsrnments in al their rights, a. the most
Competent administration for our domestic
concerns, and the surest bulk works against
metropolitan tendencies the preserva
ton Of tho General Government in its
whole constitutional vigor a. the sheet am
Choir Of our peace ut home and safety
abroad jealous care Of the right Of elec>
ton BY the people; mild and safe cor
receive Of abuses which are Topped by the
sword Of revolution when peaceable RENE
dies are unprovided; absolute acquiesccnce
10 the decisions Of the maJcrity-ths vital
principle Of republics from which there is
no appeal bat TO force, the vital principle
and immediate parent Of despotism the
supremacy Of civil over the military author.
ity; economy in our public expense, tina,
the laborer may be lightly burdened; ths
honest payment Of our debts, and the fal.h
fal preservation Of the public faith. n,
diffusion Of information, and the arrange
ment OF all abuses 1t the bar Of public opin
Ion; freedom Of the hdJbns corpus, IN,
trials BY juries impartially selected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose ofDr Easterly Family Pills. ano wien
done operating. take DR. Ensterly's Fever and Ague
Killer, a dOee IA directed the bottle every fwu
hours until nine doses have been taken in the absence
OF fever which always stops the Agne and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent Its return take the
Aguc Killer three times u day on the seventh, four
teenth. wcD'ytrst and twenty eighth days. after the
last chill and fever. and you will be PERMANENTLY
CURED. Let every man. .soman and hid try it, and
IL yOu find ii to he true, Tell it to your friends
- Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle. Pills 50
cepts per box-iU pills In box.
e. Prepared and Sold by Dr. Il. EASTERLY &
Co., No 10 North Fifth street st. Louis NO.. and cold
~ their Branch Family Medicine store, Chicago, ILL.,
Sold by Druggists 9cpnrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Al conservative Who favor the integrity 81 me
Una, asA ths squsliy q the 6tates, ars invited y
join ~ In IN effort u tho country from IT. per
J. n. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
On NORM. 1Apsilith, iso6.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
DR. EAsrEnLY.s
AMERICAN LINZ ME- N T

viii Cure Rrnises. Sprains. Cuts. Wounds, Rheuma-
tism Contracted Tendops Swelled JOINTS Lnmbago
Tumors and all Local and seated Pains. and all dis
cases where au external Remedy y required.
vrIrls LININEN'r is, BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
] most eflcacious remedy offered TO the public.
Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing prop
critics diuse themselves to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almost lnetaut relief
Such powerful curative properties are combined in
Dr.. Easterly's american Lininsut
that Il readily curcs the WORST WOUNDS on MAN
OF BEAST. Every family should Keep it constantly
on hand. Price-I5 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Il. EASTERLY & Co. No
70 North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo- Soad At thcil
Branch Family Medicine Store No. ~ Madison street.
Chicago III. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

ret more prompt and ecctua II cleansing ~ sysom
rcm ali bilious, pu:rd and Irritating matter than NE
VARIOUS Other piIfs ir genera use. For Liver Com
fhesc Piiis arc FGRELi VEGETABLE in their in
crrdients and will be found much superior TO other
pills to cure the diseases incident To the WEST Fam
~ Price - cents per box. Forty .Pine n z box.
EI Prepaid and sold BY DR.. 3. EAeIEkL1 Z
CO. No ID North Bifth street. ~. leulst Mo. Sold
Al their Family Medicine Store No. - M91isOn street,
Chicago, Ills. For sa:e by Druggists genseally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
DIR. SANDERS
T II r ZEE MINUTE SALV E

Will cure C0rnss warts, mOlfe, nmgwOrm
and Toothachs in from Three 10 Ten Min
utes.
Trial will convince the most crcdulous Of IT, A.
n,vst miraculous Power aud efhcacy in removing
Warts aud Moles, which alWAys offensive TO the
eye. impairng ones beauty and Instantly curing the
tOrmenting Pains from COrns and ToOthache Price
IS cents per bottle.
DIR. Sanders Three Minute Salve will be aent 10 all
parts Of the country receipt Of the price, and ~
cents TO prepay postage on the sas>e.
Prepared and sold by Dr. E. kAsTERLY 4 Co.,
No 70 North Fifth street, St. Louis No. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No. 10 Madison street
Chicago, III. For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

ExrsKrxfSf N 0axss CuIrusr.7An
English tarme' writes to the Nark Lane
Ftprtss an account Of IN accidental exrcri /.
snent in grass culture, which occurred son
bis farm few SsAu ego. He says that his
plowman mistsok orders, and htowed halls
On aoR sas e HI gratis tIeldS Sefoi4 the
mistake vas discovered. This vas in the
fall and the 1asd lay With (he roeta oftke
grass turned up 70 the weather during the
winter. In the spfing the sod .vas turned
down carefully and the land rolled. The
!esule vas that the grass grew richer and
p'goer IN thy plowed part tbsn il any 9TH
e portion Of The Geld, 30 much 20, that the
di9efenee could be-noIcsa ftam ceasiier
ab3 dkt1ndA The tnfrovsSent n %
grass Of the plowed ,p.rt has been ptrms-
ucnt. u ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

RoxAxrsx.-The growth OF Romauism in
the United States has boon most remarks
bic, as the following facts show,
There ave now more than four millions
Of Catholics in the country. Since 1908
there has been an increase from eighty 70
two thousand Ave hundred churches. from
: xty eight to twenty three hundred priests,
from two to forty >five bishops, and from
one to forty-eight dioceses. Besides these
they have one hundred and two orphan asy
lutDs. where they educate some seven
thousand orphans, and have over one hun
dred benevolent. and charitable societies.
and twenty eigh: hospitals. They have
Also ninety seven library institutes for
toung men, tvs hsndrd and twelve fe
male academies, three hundred and thrpe
free schools fr 27.9l0 Males. and Sq6
ocbeols for 81, STA females. 'fFli
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

..I|t
PLANS AND MAxAcxxrxr.-Gencr,l man.
agement in fasuing ID = hat.is Of MI inns
portance 70 every ese Who tiAs the -scils
whether on . large or small scale. Success
In farming, q In IN other bsaneAssof bust
nsss. does not depend upon mere luck, az
many suppose. bot upon thorough knowl
edge Of the business. united by judicious
;I y; ~ vhlcs 81 york shen 30 psseern>
Dot dive him tat be- shpeld drive hIs ~.
= that there need be no perplcxity needless
eeste or eonlpsibp. .Farlhsrs sho6ldo keen
Setfecs sccounts-by which il meant some
se'eg NOR than fe!Sly kespiue 3ett and
s s wa:n tns sr,dsr and mechanic, highly
s%pot.ans . ~ y He dheala oncc year
Ms l,sbilitlss sd llaels. This ~ sS2!'S
y done dust ,gststAy sa1s end ths los&
Water evseiseA Mktest spsipee iaAstfsrss
0es with custemarys lahoeE a.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

SYPHILIS
pr. JAMES positively erndientes Nun the pysteHn,
without the aid of mcreury. osiids poasil aspentc
sarsapar iln any orhosc poisonous drugs rs they
Won't cfe ci',nly cure the poi.on only dries mp 10
peel. Dr. james uses neuirniiser for >, phis, ths
same M In n, ock Hospital New Orleans, fDs
thirteen yea-r, and which gained him 10 wbfki-ws0s
cln-scd as y, ivaie" to which r. James dsvotcr bic
ciciusve a,eh tion viz, syphilis, primary secondary
mai ard dilrini erros sexual debility diseases of
the back and loii.s inflammation ~ the bladder and
kidneys. rhenmsiism hyssucs<. saricocele, cancers
Diseases peculiar To females, such ~ asDenOrrhTa,
dysn~norfhaga, metorrhaeia choorsls, nervous d.
bllIsy r., sactess'hDiy trrated;
DR.. Jausss long practice In New Orleans, and tho
Endorsement ii the most eminent medical and the
almost enrc southern prcsr, cosvincs ~ ncs
skcpticai that Dr. janice cah and YIN perform III iSas
Tie atteniion ~ tho-e Win have privately and IL
properly injured themselves. bysexaal ~xcsrses ts
debasng habit II s.li-abusc. prevalent With ~
young. uniting them for mstrimony, business
cicty, producing In liz train ces,stit uta debility,
IsTsSs;9H,e Sasay and ,@potsen ~, .na
ceces psOnted by carly habits Of yOth sexual ~
cs.r yls; Weskpess q The back snd lmbr pain 4
psIiAtaioA u ~ eass, ayvpepda nssvustnese M
liability YnptopM y consumption. etc, Mentally ~
4 Y ' ss... "s re :, s s.. g =
spvits, evil for~bvinv-. aversion Of society, seltl
tins: love d solitude. tmitily, etc. are some u ths
IAase aailrted with spy % W aboys dlsesan =
S , .esoS ~ ~ n e. .nS a M s.f. =
false delicary prevent y. Int call a. 0nee a1A vo
Yourselves from The awful aud terrible cDnssqusncso
0S thee mnchto-hc DR. AIDED nrHadjee.
WeaoNers ~ the 0snns isRmcdintcly earrd, md fn
vEOr TestOF<d- DR.. James, within the Issl n1Seeo
years. hA treated Diseases ~ the v~pcsrel tYpD
sSc0osfulfS than my Utlef doctor IN the United SSt
1heOAly rpecisliGtn IN the reaennalOf 1lnseess -
skip, hood and geseretive organs, with teeti0Ca3ao
f ps01es~0rr OF medical colleges and rom 1sppltAh,
T3aee tes1uDoiiaIr Do not come fpm aGoee4e 1Uanp
Try. nor h0m parties long since dcfhnct.
Df es1cs a. be addressed ~ thWre fe6Alag q
dirtsae.. stsaing synptUsus aad snclosIsg s1ap -
return answer. 8 s5ss.s ~ !. x j. !
Dr. Jaf1ck once aud par6rs are Z ~ tlandolpA o.,
IbetWesn Goate and DeAfb0sn. O0Hrs houm std1n Va.
~ ullSP: \. xnndsss exc ptS<i,, wjnsn 10 nay -
'' 20 j%s - eJ&tn,s lsnsroa: ~ nsna.sca
- 6on0 dissnrqD y180w u aSoiA them, -. Aleuk
iUpOrtan1 infDruMh0n 70 fenaIses how " psqyeat
q 111a - cseta Adkxsss Or. JAMES. p o. 81
az. CecA&o. ~. = y LIZ F11s1Sy y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
vrcrrABLE PAIN KILLER

VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
win eur. Bruises, eeeaiqe Hndsehe.
8S - CscplSinss, Nssv5e 81 bct p,
Mr<S. !, ~ fo1o. foin)ert e6lic3 @ in
.hesce. PEN In tht Bsee smd iinbss
and. in fact, whsrsvss il 10 applied
PAIN CAvNOT EXIST.
su,um n Tuy NOu10p.mDFkN And AFHSCACSOUS
wea;c,ne ever discovered, 70 relieve peseuee -
s,srv PAIN. II h ussd intssnal!y 40 sx5s
M never failing success. ~ ray >
b invaluable.
nm rASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
4. the best remedy known eus The cure Of Cnoel =
+ = frsred WILL every faniy eAp.id eSRpy ~ =
selves with this Medl y 70 re e = ~"
risp:red ana sold y Dr. =; faa;. To- so,d &
iss:ach Iedicins Ssocp. Ne. - 1adisea assss -
sseo. m. For saIe By DsugkisU genenuy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

Will Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever. Dumb
Ague. Intermittent and Remittcnt Fevers and every
form of Fever incident TO 10 the West
This celebrated medicine has beeAafeen years es-
tablished in 81 Louis, and is universally known
throughout te Mississippi Valley to be an INFAIlIA-
and Fever sufferers, infallbe prescription is here
nfesanted YOn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

..l Ladies, Read This W
ads nlDn. HOoipknR.SsAe on I.

= 81 f1r".Ss3 - ~ - ~ AsAsere 'v-Sv q
adi nlDm. mOOikR.Ssl' oai q, :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E
This elegant and popaisf medicine VA tnrs
an Female Complaints. such ~ Exceeeise
Painful Or snppressed NenStrdtation, LII.
corfbpa, or 'WkitssS, FalIin4 ,of, rsha
Womb. and all iriegularitiss Of the
Monthly Periods. It will aiso bring O.
% thu ee6bsswk0 .lkSckbAby lCJld3 Ia
ell unnatural causes.
Z FEMALES su6sg4k SSase asy q. tks <hcuN,ae
obeve enumerated, fko01d not fhil to use
Dr.. Keepers Female CUfdiSl.
e \ = Re aeat ples.aqt "A innllishls ,spsax 90.
s =; rs,sf a. sg'5 ~ : RAsfexsxi
CO., No 70 North Fsnk street, It. l. uie. No.
teid q heir hrsseA Esu,iip nedieina stsge, a.
= AAcpt teg yCh' - ~ 1aE11e "
= lit isfcisA su,.sa sjeSAipN
vAn schAACL. Whs,ssals Dsslsea Chisss4
AlnneoA. .ssetss krosss risoN A.oE
az s2qs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
GOLD WATCHES, SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS, DIAMOND PINS,
SOLID SILVER GOODS,
Rsgsn / Bros, S1lver.P PLATED Wan.

Cir il Oreenbscks 4toQ'
House and Lot. situated on West side,
in Chicago, near Union PART, ]0o
5000 Gifts, q Greenbsck each 1tV
~ Gold w stches, English Lever. le K
valued frcp lOO " ESQ $50
Al silver W stches. valued from IS 10 1875 AiG
~ NoMsnd Pins. valued from IS 70 Lac -
i72 Rings, coasininT u Anstkysa, Tcpaz
Blood Stoue. PeMls and Gcms, ant II
X solid Osld Rings, valued from ito
20 l7t
81 Is K 1 l6 X Gold Chains, valued T. I'M
IS to 100 10
90 Ladies' Sets. consisting RI Amo.s. ~.
Garnet, Opy <, Pearl. Coral and Is X
solia Cold, valued from IS 10 100 III
81 Sets Ladies Lar Rings. consisting o.
Amethyst. Enamel aud IL K solid gold
valued from 70 to 50 III
u Ladies' Pins, consulting Of Amcshyst
Topas. and Is X solid gold, valued
from ~ TO 81 70
SIS Gents ~ X and lS z Coll Pms. val
ued from Q to 20 lsS
r2 Gold and Silver Thimblea 10
70 Gold Bracelets, valued from TO 10 II
rs Watch Keys and sets Of Charms, Is
X and IL K soiid 0SId. valued irom
6tOl5 go
10 Gold Lockets,ls X valued from 10 to 20 go
70 Sets sleeve butAVns, vslued - from
to rs w
SO Sets Gents studs. 10 and 10 & gold,
valued from Z 70 ~ ~
g Gold Tooth PricEs a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

TnE ADMISSION orTHs TENNESSEE MEN :
BERs OF CoNGREss.-The N. Y. Times ID
pouring hot shot into the reorganization
committee fer not admitting the Tennessee
members. Itsays every witness summon
I'd by that committee, without . solitary
exception, testified in the most direct and
emphatic terms that the adpaisSion Of these
loyal mem6ers could kdrs the bsst nsssiJle
cVsct an dtreioDisg and strengthening tic
loyal sentiment IF Tanessss and erery other
Southern State. Yet the Reconstruction
Committee will neither do anything, nor
suffer Congress to do anything, toward
bringing about this most desirable result. -
How much longer Is this state OF things to
DO continued What possible good service
does u serves" This is all trnc, ana we
are glad, to SEQ lit,.c OF the light Of truth
breaking through tho gloom Of Ra.licali.u.
no matter from what source it comes. Yes!
Admit the Tennessee members at once; and
SO representatives from all the States; let
us have the Union again. and forget the sad
and bloody PAST. This is the only true roatl
10 prosperity, happiness. aud future sccu
rity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

N. CAnr:rR's
@ o u.H II b A NS u 81
Will Cord CcusIA, Osb(S AStbna, .&on
sumption, Brsneh3 III, Splitting It Blood,
Pain in~fhc SID ard Btessi, Wilooping
\ Cough. Crosts and M Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Tss' sssss f'ssiisn' ces i ss:S1ess
and tuhg t31l.E t. u Il : ntJE
Dr.. CATERS .Gonghsl lAlaani,
This medicine immediately Srors TIE CoyG1
mucous an. ie ma;see from flie air bassss1S gfeo
Lungs. and cdects 4 Spsddy Cnre, ~ soothing snd
Healing uifthe PsiasAodaS1 OsgGDss ,9Icosf sHuc1
2 ~. EurterssCoaWh 1Iaasa6aihn ssI
never fails to cure Coughs and Gods i few dsyn
consnmption after Rbysrisns - ail tRef r61el3eo
Bssan Is the sss ~ pssfs sn md Z ~
dseafee Il the Aupgs an0Wn tdihd e1sjl1 e1-6ts14I
y. B.E,-Ask for D1. CA1zEl's Cores R6is<asx -.
take nothing else Price 20 cents for trial :lsrne
botths, SfysD bsf tdttlg, 0 15F C''7syf,5
W Prepared and sold, By N =. aAADTIR1Tk
co, No. W North Eifth strset. q. Lepjs, No. zSAlf
son street, Chicago, Illinois. .iofTF tTst. 2 10
For sale BY gil Druggiste..; o,, s,;sa, pruaY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

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IS $ lsE
sas lcel( ~ assi s65hsA'sssy
CLAM - oA1boA p'1 jewelers.
W si2uS -.msdt hagnsnos q ~ ri ssr
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
& II 4 - L EH'S
Salt lsheull1l aud Tettel
Ointment

Will cure Salt Rheun, letter. Scald Head,
Prairie and BARRIERS Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, 6csofnla, Obstinste
Old Sores. Pimples on the Face. and oil
Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin.
NIT TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND nADl-
- cal Cure of Scrotll0us and skin Diseases u
Yefy Kind We rccQmMand 81. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

Df. Epsses1Sss
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For he Cure e Bilious Dissessss So e:ed.
sche. Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Costivenees, Jaundice. and aIl
Def.neements Of the S stem where an
Aperient or Csthar tic nedicine 10 required
nr. EAsrERLY's
Universal Family Pills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01
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No. Or Policies issued SO over IL Co 10 force.
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,ens "oSss ia1mx que .-e,o "a
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piop. M ~ a.. = Vo~S
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

ExANcirs TIoN FAILuRE-The N. Y.
Tribsas says: ''As mere piece Of person
81 property. like horse, or hog, the negro
did have somebody to care for him.-The
curse Of class which was upon him was mod
fled mostly by avarice. but sometimes BY
noblsr and more generous instincts. The
emancipation which deprives him Of the
benefit Of those, without giving him some
thing surer and better, is cruelty, and not
kindness. because it is really no emsncipa
ton at all" What taking back Of the
drivel and howl, over the wrong Of the nc,
gro. Of . quarter Of . century at New York
Tri6vnes aud Abolition Almnnacs The
Aboli,ionists have got for the negro all they
demanded; unconditional emancipation
"Set him free" said they "from the domin
ion ofan ovcrbearing and crue, master, and
he will take care Of himself The proclama>
ton OF freedom will be to hmm the blast Of
the trumpet Of a new resurrection he will
spring 1t once into the full dimensions Of a
man, as il touched with the haven temper>
ed spear Of lthurel." lie has been set free
and. instead rising. he has fallcn-fallen
into dirt, degradation and misery. The &C,
Of emancipation was 10 HIM an act of the
EXTREMIST cruelty. 1t has been already the
death OF million and whether it is worse
han death to the remainder, is a question
that admits of argument.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01


Look on the bright side. 1t is the right
side. The times may be hard, but il will
make them no easier to wear gloomy and
sad eountenancc. II is the sunshine, and
not the cloud, that makes flower. There
Il always that before or around us which
should cheer and Gil the heart with warmth.
The sky ID blue ten times where it il black
once. You have troubles 1t may be- So
have others. None are free from them. -
Perhaps 1t 10 a. we'll that none should be.
They give sinew and tone to lifc-fostitudc
and courage 10 man. That would be a
dull sea, and the sailors would never get
skill, where there was nothing to disturb
the surface Of the ocean. It is tho duty
OF every one to extract oil the happines
and enjoyment he can, without and within
him and. above all. he should look on the
bright side Of things. What though
things do look little dark 2 The lane will
turn and the night will end in broad day.
In the long run. the great balance rights
itself What ID i'll becomes we'll what is
wrong, right. Men are not made to hang
down their heads or lips, and those Who do
only show that they arc departing from
the paths Of common sense and Right
There 10 more virtue in one sunbeam than
whole hemisphere Of closds and GLOOM
Therefore, We repeat. leok on the bright
aide Of things. Cultivate what 10 wssm
AID genial-rot the cold aud repulsive.
the dark and morose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

d. Q. WnITMAN, 1OF COmmisslOner. y
BY the above decision newspapers are
simply required to tske out manufactures
license for their papers, amounting to a
nominal sum ten dollars ofthereabouts. s.
Nssc York Herald, 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

IMPonrANs RGvnNus DECISION n KEsAhD
TO NEwsPAPExs SALEs.-By the following
otiicixl notice from the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue At Washington, II will be seen that
an important decision has been made in re-
gard 10 the tax on ths circulation Or sales
Of newspapers
Sra: Your letter Of the 26th instant has
bees veccised. 70, inquire whether pto-
prietors Of newspapers are exempt from liza
bility Is wholesale dealers under the ruling
Of this office.
Ireply that publishers Of newspapers, be-
ing held to be manufacturers IN Yssp ect Ia
such publication, may sell their newspapers
or other Issues Of the press At the place Of
manufacture (sse ion 81 Of the amended act
Of June, 1904 without any license addi.
tional to that which they hold - manufact
users, snd may sell in the same way 1t their
PRINCIPAL Office or place Of business (section
"a Of the act provided mo goods, wares,
or merchandise be kept for sale It said Of
fice."
But ifthey sell 1t places other than those
above mentioned they become liable to deal
ers' licepss, Wholesale or retail, rs the case
may be.
| There 10 neither specific nor ad rdlorem
tax on newspapers Is manufactures.
| Very respectfully,
| D. @. WnlrMAN, (Os Commissioner.
| BY the above decision newspapers arc
simply required to take out Z manufacturer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-01

TnR Nav YoRK INSURANCE ConrANIEs-
ADVANCE or RArEs.-The New York cor
respondent Of tho Philsdelphia L<dger saws
the Board Of Insurance Underwriters. at A
meet ng held Wednesday afternoon, re
solved by vote Of So to 8 to sdvance the
rate Of premium. The new schedule 10 IS
follows:
LIST. On stocks Of dry goods, foreign and
domestic, in unbroken packages, 5000
(ths lower figure for participant com pa
niea). Cd. Wholesale stocks Of dry goods,
or In open packages or shelves, 75@77.-
3D.. Wholesale stocks Of millinery, straw
goods. fancy goods, etc.. S5@95 4th. Re.
tail stock Of dry goods, S5@95. 9th.
Wholesale stocks Of clothing, 1882. 9Th.
Retail clothing, 65@05. 7th. wholesale
Hour. grain and provisions, 5000. 9Th.
Wholesale grocers' stock, b5@8O. 9th.
Retail guocers, 75@S2. 10th. Hardware,
cutlery. hoop, sheet and rod iron, S5@95.
18th. Metals. in bars aud pigs, and tin
plates, 65@95. 18th. Wholesale stocks Of
tobacco ane tigars, 75@S2. 18th. Retail
tobacco and cigars, 1O00DllO.
On wholesale stocks, where the buildings
are occupied by one tenant only, deduc-
ton Of i've cents may be made.
There were eighty companies unrcpresct,-
ted at the meeting, but these, it Is under
stood, had previously signiiied their inten-
ton 70 abide by the action Of the bcard.--
A resolution Was also adopted allowing no
commissions exceeding 10 per cent. on the
amount Of premium.