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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

The ssaehsrs 4 5oenr sss.t1 rsssaug
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vssabls Zoe the ssdy esspisssss 4 ~
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Sss It nsrseallsswas i re0ly ttlex -
- epoplssieo. -
A hsasy rDss lately tsst plaes h ~
weeds r. 0uthsie cooo1ys - - lsuBn 60
IT, Vedstts. Several hundred acseo Il ~.
ssllsat s,nbsr wsea osdly ssed -. RI :
A paper lcaljed ne p6,eetes = sbest
10 b Stastbd d HAtpldt lcetaly, sadsr
charge II i. h. TAN. The 6sss nsnbss
wal 8 issued sbopt ths Art = yeeas.
A school house I've stories hieh, large,
esovenisnt, and Ssusnshtll. b n process d
| esestruction q Sa,lsrvills. The church
butlding in ~ ss0s piees % abeut - 81
rooovated. = - ~ 80
Col. Peck, Engineer ef The Fort Dies
Aeinss and Kepsas City b r. v nov en-
Gagged in ts9sSJtso ~ 6Dsth 81 - the
rosie. Il 10 expected thst psstion q The
rod vii b put under ceptssee TINS season
A BEEF weighing one thousand and ten
peunds, 10 chronicled BY the Bsgls for the
bsesot Of Potta wattamiA county. Z
Ths sNts osdesia, Dr.. white, % 40
in BsrMSto& eekiae sesly tof aaeeees
tosrts 81 skpJGfsiion.s So sAys tbe Atsk
~.
b. r. Roberts, Of ths Iowa aud Ninness
u Ksilroas, had go,d meeting ct Nevada
he other DIV. The people turned ou., and
heard good ticings q great jey concerning
railroad matters, end they shslled ont. We
gem IRON ne <nesa sgsFKEs
Rev. Lyman whiting Of The Cengrses>
tionsl church 1t Dubuque, recently bad do>
mated to him BY HE coner. cation y, 700
policy on . life insurance Company. SO
ssys the Tiass. rsT
gs The following Iowa papers are not pub
Iished 1t the county ssats Of their respect
i've counties: lossss, Ossee. Mitchell; Co /.
0asstts, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk county /;
Kseo,d. Fayette, Faystts county Gsstissl,
lowa Falls, Hsssin county Rsoist<s, L.
Clsife, Scott county; Neses, and NorA Ioeo
Times, McGr~gor. Clayton county Journal,
a. Bellevue. and Esseisios, 1t Msqucks'a /;
jackson csuntv Reesrd. 1t NJ Vernon. and
Cedar Val<y Times. at Cedar Rapids. Linn
county; I"d.1. at Boone Station, Boone
county; Signal, Bentonsport, Van Buren,
county Star, cod Independent, Eddyvills,
Wspello county linton, luka, Tama county |;
Mirror. At Ly ons, Herald, At Clinton, Adeo
cate, at Wheatland, Clinton county Union,
Manchester, Delaware county. A. other
gill soon be added to the list, Decatur City
Enerrriss, Decatur county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

ESQ simple, thss MISTAKES cHhnVt he MADE In ueIuR
them harm less 10 be free from danger, and %
efficient he always reliable. They have rsissd the
easislsction. Cents.
No. / cures Fevers, Congestions and In
hsmations, -. 10
go" Worms, fever. Worm collie 90
- SDikrrA lena II ohiiarsaa or sdaits, s5
"5" llyseneAsrx, griping. bilious co6e V
-" CAO1erosNooPo0osOr vomiting -
80 /" CWsa4 NJ, Cold huSr seness. DrOn-
"s" Neara igia, Tsothsche, Pace =
ache Nervous Pains .............. IS
49," Headaches, sick headsche or
VeTtigO........ -. ......... 10
40 " lDys"epsi,s, weak or bilious
stomach custlveness .............. Is
al " NappresseA, or painful periods rs
"l2 1-ohcOrrlaOes y Or Whites, o.
too profuse periods. prOlapsis. 95
"ls !" CroaP, hoarse cough, breathing. IS
"l4 I" Snlt.ftheum, el ysipelas. eruptions IS
'l5 " 1elacsasmM 1lDsA rheumatic pains 25
"S Fever-Ague. chill fever, old ues 81
"l7 " Piles, internal or external, hlipd
or bleeding. ,................ o.
"l8 OUheh0lsAv.s Ore, weak, inns.
med eyes or syeiids 800. .....
'19 T." CatnrE-lh, acute or chronic, or in
6uen1H. %
ago VvhOOplng cough, or violent
sDasmodIc cough. :. 81
''2l " Asthma, opp difficult breathing 81
s.22 =" Eaas. discharges, impaire ed hearing 81
s'23 - SCrOfM10.f large gland. ,swellings 80
..94 1aemersal debility, weakness.... SO
s'25 /" oDrOpeys asn scanty sessetiOnS. 81
.'26 !" Sea sickness, or sickness Of riding SO
"27 i" 1kiGlney disease, xravel......... SO
s'2S Nervous debility. Seminal eD.
missions. involuntary discharges. loo
s'99" NOre- Mouth, cauker.......... 81
50" Urinary incontlne nee, wetting bed ~
"31 d" Painful periods, even with spasm sc
"a ~ ~ n affltf md
"ss !" Epilepsy and spasms and St.
Vltus dance. lOt
"a " Dloptherla, and sore throat.... l0(
FAMILY CASES.
Case of36 Walls, morocco case and book. 81
"2s large vials, in morocco, aud book. s.v.
"29 do do do :. So
ais boxes, mos. 10 l5) and boob. 80. so
Of any s boxes, Nos. to Is and book 19
Single boxes. with directions, csc. soc and d
Veterinary 2peclacs.
Mshosany Oass., 10 vials ). ...........olO o
Single visls with dire tons. ..............1.0
These Remedies, BY the c'se or single box, Or
sent to any part Of tue country, By Mail or FL
piess. free Of charge. ON receipt OF price. Ad
dress,
MUMP0eRRY'0
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Depot
Office and Depot $50 Broadway. N. Y.
r3rsal BY every Medicine Dealer.
Dr.. Humphreys y consulted daily at his one
personally or by letter, - above, for al forms
SST1fisviENsON 4 CARNAsAN
Agents. Davenport jyS-decd m-w-fsly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

The drawing will take place aftsr the Con-
cert 90 ths stage Of the New Music He !. where
1900 persons can witnesa Il. committee
Will b :2po,ntsd By the audience soenperi::seeec
The NM. Al purchasers and agents viii be
supDljsd With correct lists Of drawing = soon
- pubIished. Psrties holding tickets will e
tsis them until after the drawing, and y me
number appears in the list Of dsswn n.mo: /.
hev will forward their ticket Immediately ;Wis''
fuil directions - ~ the ssndiDB Of 9ooos OF
money.
Tickets are for sals at the principsl heteIs.
hoax and music stores. 10 the city. end q our
ofiee. Al2 Eaat Water street, Room NO. l, 20.
nesu block. q o %. b sent By neil q fssesP'
Of price and stamp for :. turn hostage.
Good and reliable ageats wanted - every eNy.
tovs ~ viliare i the Uuissd etases, 70 whom
erest induosmenss ars s9sred. ksfsesacse afe
required.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09
as. 900
re UADLB 9HRra
Worth 4ss, 600.
VIM = psssssssl . sseks. As,a,r,. i,el,1,.r
$345OO : GREENBACKS
Number Of Tlckets, 1ooyooo
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
TAis b Ne greatest iuduesmess ever e9sreA
- ~ Assaie. So ticket cut Of Ssur dsswine
GIN.

Tae sellsv'ag gin. =. :. ; ~ :.e:s ~ many
ONE GIFT IN GREHNDACKS.
ONE oIPT OF 80 BONDS,
FlrTI GIFTS sf3o Dollars Eaeh
leo Gifts Of Ten Dollars Each,
o1yooA.
$50 GIFTS or Five Dollars Each,
1900 Gifts Of 0ne Dollar Each,
elS,ooo.
Ten Grand Pianos
$500.
Is MELODEONS,
Fifty Geld Hunting Cased Watches,
ol9,ooo
Fifty silver Hunlisg Casea Watches
- Nalvsr Manslsg Case Waseaes'
~ SEWING MACHINES,
$3.50 PHOTOGRAPH Album
e13,1s6.
l,ooO Photograph Album
oloyooo.
.anAs srANDAnD WORKS,
eA,0SS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

WW WIN 8AoyS Auu NsASOS -
study Tor The last twenty. ysofa sto
therefore the person whom Ill Ioiesss So
CONSULT No one ever heard =! $780,
Of hia po4 bSiue cmeed sisce be has eefe - ~
etv. his reputstion hes vouchers " ell sAsssy
naoers. his patients and the medical pfptSSHsN
I'm mere and abroad, - being the ooes sSIss
,necislist here, and . thorough nss'ef - -
~ susl disease IT others fail, don't detlst.eisS
him : call. II 10 only con mon occ0usFeeN WI
him - cure auch cases. His rooms sss ~ ~
Tor ladies' and gentle1ss, shd Vie messses bsS
Yeanre Nss. TAEs PAas7cuLAs NOTcs.-Deee3
Biet low heystes much u his tip'e - ~ Psss
nest 81 those cases caused By secsse nson = =
ruins both misd sod body, uniting NE seI1'
innate individual for either business - 80 tv'
| ~ sad e8ects u these early habtss, o. Me ~
I cssaea Of riper yesrs. 10 ~ weaAen wa eeeu'o
.he coe destroy the ply steal eod eses?
nover.. d,m,nish and sn5seOle The ASSURE! teei'
M. md exhassts the vital energies 81 nennesei
,hs ri1asures Of life ere msrrsf, the cbjsee o
msrrisee frustrated, aod existence itself Ts.eee.
"a term Of uncessipg misery esd 1sgses. ~ ~.
/ neeeons. especially those contemplating nsI
rt;sss' snoal6 lose no tine u 06ki0e So60eeis.e
spsliceaion, = Dr.. B., BY bis new treesm:o.. =
ersbleh 70 ensure speedy and pefnansnscv~Iss
ConesIta4ion free snd sonbdent'sL v.cs -
n10 0oatA Cls'k street.. eosntr ~
] MT . block from the Post Once: ~ bos 80
! ChIeeeo. H. Once hosrs from An 70 -;
Use1 ioe bic '.Osids 70 Health pss''ssss
.s:;sly trss q ~. :assss 1.,c,v,a,as.uAirstrss
easje hsMsdls. ~ - pseyenslyc ~
/ knsvL 80 = ~ o61sGoD ~ eeOoU4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09
HUMPHREYS
Hom0OpathiC Specifics

Have ved the ape experienced, An entire
suecsss Simple pt-EGicen, and Reliable They
~ The only Nedsen tsl1scy adaped 70 p paSss -
-so simple, thss MISTAKES cHnnvt be made In using
them So harm less be free from danger, and %
efficient 10 he always reliable. They have rsised the
highest commendA0n FROM ails md sl ala ays render
oaeisl6etion. Cents.
No. / cures revers. Compositions and In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

HNHE9E DlTTER0 ARE PREPARED m pCRB
i bourbon whirkey, from a ccnbIpasion Of over
IsIt a' y. illus " 's' III ..S nesoss
u.,s1 rom nc nricinsi f,rm"Is ri, IN ~ ~ sss
chief Red Jacket. to DR.. Chaplin who used then mc-
cessfly u his practice %, many yessa and y eer
o.s sained 70 gtea poPoary ~ sSe
end Nervous Headache Fever and Asne. and 81 dc
e"ses aI,sne 'tVM 'o,p'u IVY, auu ~
sons snnerng iIsm eitneI o. !nose os!nsme diseases
VII nn9 cure ~ ne ase OF vnese D. 81 wnlce aie
peSty pure auu ttee nom 81 shosc urugS en0 pot.
ions usually put up In such preparations. and psled
on on y ensespecung PlDnc. slnRlG snat WI 90.
s hnce me mos. sEeptca ia! q me nHD JACKET
tnerc y virtue tnst no otner bltters poeeess.
Iney strenetnen ana invigorate ne system.
rney are uneQuaiied iof general oeuAhv.
T:y s s..s d Hss :sd healthy appetite
ney purity !ne breath 40 acsdIty % the seomaeA
xney cur OsfsnUa ana CnOsefa AufDns.
xHsy w !. ~ .ntaote % cnanYe " WAFER and diss
They are preventative u Fever and Ague
lucy Lucy Uness ConsnRauon.
They are perfectly pure and palatabls.
The genuine RED JACKET BIrrERs are only sold
in quart bottles never BY the gallon Quart or pint
See that our private 0oyernment stamp i unfrosen
over each cork.
Sold BY ali drasgists and dealers throughout the
Can Tor RED Jacket and take no other.
Circular to the trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PlETERS CO..
Proprieters
81 ana II MA"h1gOn AveMWes
CyyrcAOO
Wholesale in 1sverrort hv
""o'es.'e :" OAse"por'
uBelderbeCke u Ut1leP3 e. LeGes
Ter Harrison A Starkas Stevens
%. q s"v"s "a. "cn'o 's">"
: TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE AT
l.A5,c F,sr issrs.sos c".p.sY. 81 Brooklyn. Of
the An ,iay ~ January A n 1885 made r. he An
tor m th state nj invs nnr.r.nt n The Ststtee nm
said State " p' '.-'' ~ ''
4 Tho name ri ,h;s Compsnr Il N. At,spt,r T,re In
snrance Cnmnsrv ~ RrsIiyr 'e '-S -
2. The amount az its Cspi,a stock 4 esO mo
Ths ar,o"nt ~ ~ c.,; ST. va; ~ /, -, ~,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09
GStamped.l
AryD1Topso nppecu

AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA. /
- " hereby certified that On tie f.urth dav u
1ay lSc, sworn statrmert wss nIed In this once,
shaving the cndlti0n Of the Atlantic fire lusurar C
Company locatd q Brooklyn, in The aente n New
York on the hrrt day Of Jsmuosy, A. H. j0Go n &c
cordance with the provisions q an AT III. 0enesal
Assembly OF the State q lwa eatitIo6 sAe "A r eo.
Issivn 70 insurance CsNppaloe." oppruvea Jsnu6ly
.Hh 1887 nnd q Act eulsndasssy thereto. aorSUsy3
February Sh, 1e0 anA - Act IN eietisIn % In ~
eufsnce Csmranico. appgwved March mn ~ ~
sata seaeenent shOWs i6nt ~ CsmneSv r p11seoe3
q The rcQaiste a1oant u cnpieal, IN nvo1 RI ~
Quird BY law. -
: Asth,sitv h thseabss .givra tn he s>sve rsups6
Co@apany 30 tranaort thek appeopeiete 6o)Io0 an
eofance 10 THE Sente Il accu.. 49, nm ~ -
@see0s, natl! TIE Sit day Of Jauoasy. 4 y. -
tnneeand eight nu.ored al1 s'xty- evqS.
u ato cestlosd. tnas 10. L eV0 3 O. en-
.Wee.t, heve besa day appo,nts1 b ~ OiGooGI
g st ct; With Fay p0ssf 2 Me - 9 iss1shss
ssefesr ann to arkncwSedge service 8 p1oof = ~
ytoee hy laM, upoM bic Sing win - on 2, ~
U1ct COort In and for sal1 county ma ceetf1co
ana cpy 81 the statement ON le ii M edRcn Il
further certified that the attaeAel - SSoa ~ lneroc1
0IV ~ tAe enid statement. -
4 testimony uhesssf. have hesesnf, - ~ ~
snd amxed NJ sed a once tie DAY ana ysSr -
5No. A. ELLIOTT, Aua,.or Il ssA.s.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

q A II A II X H 3 n u EE.
fAis onsel psovsa tssfr - ~ ~ asss,e hssvs
o. curing ~ Csssssh Cola u TIE Head aoA oeaAosAe
haD heea band IN s1ceDlent remedy u many eaeno y
osss ~ Dss'ss0 - besa fsnevs1 - h, - -.
10 - seos- 6ss1 gsso y 1npsoveA bylt6asa --.
> fragrant enl aGkeoobSr, ona
Olives 09o0e00aoe Relief
eAe 1sli heavy paiss eassrd b deaeee u ses hsad
- seaseetose ses usng u ass deoAtfa seA lavase.
aafee. Il sDeae sed passss oct I'll slserssessos,
sessnsss ne paasAs. 80 give hsaleAs essssa y
H. s4An iTrnarty Years + y
- ~ ~ - Of ~ 0aeuAab CSaossh ed neoAohe
oeo3s hos pse ~ greet vaiue bs I'll ~ ce0oa ~.
eooe q, sd - ~ nsasas seaadD hse tkaa
evO hsosso. M
u hrsesansnas1h9 nsae ofsAs ~ pAyulsaassAsl
- ujlA gveoe sncoop - eatieAsopo svssyoG1sn
1eoA The 0oro10c01eo ~ vvAO00.
9o1e DFOGG1ees II 1a8l.
Qsslsess VtsA ~ narha1b CoaofsS - Iee1as1s
enue Esd seed Il - wholesale tse1s, ehessy 49,
ICY o ssss y = = = wv sesst Y =: sss-
eassAe eAatkb Assey ~ - assisle - haSs ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09
Nlp the Evil IN Tie Bud.
pDr. WmnI'r1Bos

~ 0OUen SAB1 Oes~b - y
H Hes ~ .ssy yssfs nses ~
!: !; !: :: : !: ! !;
treatment Of privaEs diseassshae
~, 800, considered ipesfssss. Aies ~
ssses Of solitss, habit. both rsissss y " esav
end ni.d aad produse some OF the relieving q.
B,oscbss. Cosssips iss. lsss sf sssssy,
ri, in The small Of the bsck-eaa b fally 10.
nmsd 70 heath. Consultstioa ire. :.
Oharses poderste, and cures guaranteed. :
Post O9es Boz, ~. Al letters visA seAAp
answered. :.
P.S.-All busipsss strictly sssAdsstial. o..
de- hours IRON i. =. until , ?. =. Sseesd&wti
Dnu0soPHY OF MARRIA0R.-TAe rroprsstess
I q Tie New York Museum Of Anasq1g 1ove eeees-
missed 10 issue Isee, fbur OF theif moN neeeve -
turos a Mnsflage aad it, dIsquanacsnenes Nosvo4e
Indigestion, Weakness or DepFc.eao0. lmpofcncy.
Lo OF Energy and Manly Power W. kroae Social evn
and those mslsdies which result nom l0atesl obo1
excess o. maturity. or Ignorance o. fnyao'ou -
Lawn u nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have besn the neo9 q
enlLvhter6ne ma raving Thousands, and WI b h.
wafded nee On receipt Of four stampo ~ ad1te1gG
Secretary New York Museum Of Anatomy ~ Mod
cjne. 6l8 Broadway New York. 0Ag1&d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09
DIABETES

u disease Of The stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and u, without d0ubs, the
most obstinate disease. except consumption, thst
Affects the humas constitution. We have no space
for discussing canses. but will state that the o.
sct Of the diseass 10 the conversion Of the
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the foOd) into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys TO an exces
sive secretion Of water. Many persons suffer from
oaas large quantities during the day, and are
obliged 20 get 10 from one 70 fifteen or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of i
attention ID called tothe large discharge
Of water. and often whea II i % far advanced -
% be beyond the control Of ordinary remeate:
Asother symptom il the extreme thirst, which
when the disease 10 fully established. 10 iutOera
ble-sks patient drsnks eOnstaNtiy UifAOAe 6si~1
satie6sd also dryness Of the mouth. crscktsg OF
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases, aud finally loss ofappetite, emacation and
the patient gradually sinks from Exhaustion.
COxsrIruruON WATER is without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and We have o much
confidence that Il 10 specific rs W have that OPT
um will produce sleep. and truthfuly say that it
has cured everv case in which it has been used.
STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion--in the
one case being too little, and accompanied ~ Ne
we're pain, ouu tuc OtueI VVOtuoS oS~A SssSss
whick will be speedily cured BY the
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTl1 UTlUN WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WAlEK
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN kkMEDY FOR
The ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FUR
the ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
ISTRAN0UARY AND BURNING, OR PAIN.
Full URINATlN0.
For the diseases Il 10 truly . sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sin
gle dose has been known to relieve the most ur
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain Il
the snall Of the back and through the hsPsf !!
Iteaspo0nful day Of the Consultation Water vii
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
s.f % g';ss e. ss sss o q sass
| eaas. md only zee them for the want Of bette
remedy.
CDNsfifeet6ots water
Has proved itself equal 70 The task thaS hes .
! volved uDon it,
. DIAURTCS
lrritete and dresch the kidneys, and BY constea
use soou lead TO chronic degeneration and CO..
armed disease
We present the Constitution Water 70 sne POI
lie With The conviction thsa il has equal 10 n
l,ev,nw the class Of diseases for which u hss bee
. l0und % emueutly successful for curing; and =
trust that We shall be rewarded for our eh0rts
plscinx - valuable remedy 10 form 70 nse
The requirements Of patient go phvs'eiaa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

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ss's' s'sa'A ns44lurA
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

" ID the only ply sls,ss y rh.el
,slist now In Ckicage Nj sss
- entirely relied vpss. ~ - 40.
4 and not suffer diSeaas ~ 80 .,s 4
I your syssem, disiigsriss ysns &c
and body, besides dsstfsSiIsys,
happiness and future ~ sSss' =
life. lie hes Ma'lcse sivAff ti1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF Nsw York
John d Cocks. President, and Horafio Dorr, Srcre.
tary 81 the Atlanic Fire Insursnce C.mnsuv. Of
Brooklyn. being severally and duly sworn, depos..
snd say and each for himeelf fy- that tho foregoing
laid Corporation. aud hat they are the aipovr nam
on ess Thereof and that report OF tie capital or earn
tnEs Of said Company hss hen deposited ID any esaes
or Territory Is security fer Lmses iher,.iu
JOHN ID. COCKS resid~nt.
HORAT1O DORR. Secrtary.
Snbecrt.ed and sworn IN srf,rp me- BY the absve
named job, D. Cocks. President, and Hosnfio Don.
Secretary. this s0th day Of January. A.. b. 1879.
-~ THOS. THORNBtt,
eeal. Commissioner for Iowa II New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-09

u - - SHsessekly rsp6irsd - rs(.fs-
80 - Y hsp' sPss sssss = asss -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-02-01

terests than the old residents. With the
aid of the capital and enterprise flowing
into the South from all other sections OF
the Union, we believe that, however in
dolent a portion of the negroes may prove,
a large crop will be raisednext year.
We can see nothing but negro disor-
ders and instructions which can prevent
the South from becoming, within three
years, rich and more pepulous than it
was before the war, and exerting a great
influence in the Union. We do not be-
lieve there will be any very serious trod-
BILE with the negroes for many years to
como, that is to say, none until white Ia
Dor becomes more abundant, and comes
more into ,competien with them. Weap-
prehcnd the Northern emigrants will
takethe lead in, ,disciplining and employing.
the blacks. These Adventures, and they
will spring up by thousands all over the
cotton growing region, mean work; they
will compel the negro to labor or to
starve. They will encourage and pay.
him well, but he will find thai hesmust
fall into the ranks or starve, and that he
never knew what work was before.
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vencd on the 9Th instant, at thisaplace
and every man summoned to attend
promptly appeared. The trial now com
shenced, of such only as actually partici-
pated in the infiction OF the punishment,
each being represented by counsel, and
tried separately. AS each case was dis
posed OF, the defendant was sent for safe
keeping to the headquarters at Darling
ton. The trialwas concluded on the 11th
instant. Various exceptions vert taken
by counsel as to the mode of conducting
the trial pursaed by the Court. Also as
to the exclusion of proper testimony,
and have. been laid before the proper res
viewing authority, and suffice it Ito say
that the action of the Court in the mat.
ters referred to has been diapproyed, and
a new trial has been allowed.
This is a.brief but full account of the
reported difficulty at Kingstree.
The exchange from which you made
your extract will please copy.
s. "A. NJ.
K1NesrREE, S. c., January Is, 1866.
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lEloao llent Extracts.

On The 9th Of January, in the United
States House of Repr esentatiyes, the ques-
ton being upon certain resolutions lauda-
tory of Che Presidents Annual Message,
tbs Hon. w. d VooRHEEs, of Indiana,
delivered an able and conservative speech
upon the absorbing issues of the war. 1t
would afford us pleasure to ore-produce this
effort of Mr.. YooBHEEs entire, but we
havs only room for few extracts.
In referring to the base trickery of the
Radicals whereby their own pledges and
doctrines during the war are forsaken
now that hepurposes of the present houl
may; be thesmore easily subserved, the
distinguished and eloquent speaker used
the following language:
Sir the most melancholy phase of
corrupted and fallen human nature is its
selfish htenacity to the low purposes of the
hour In their headlong pursuitit spurns
the fxed principles and everlasting laws
of the universe from its sordid pathway.
It SCOTS at wisdom that is shoary and
white with DID, and jeers the venerable
experiences Of ages if they arise as OBJ
stacles to its immediate qualification
Constitutions, laws and sacred ordinances
are lighter than cobwebs in the way of
its consuming desires. Even the dread
Jehovah, who made man and tho code
of divinity which claims his obedience, is
but dimly remembered when the prize of
the hearts dearest passion lies clese and
tempting to our hands. Our line Of vision
is, on the level before us: We bow to the
earth and worship its transient spoils
while the stars which sail over our heads
and hec<on us to celestial duties and be-
token eternity, go unheeded in their
grandeur. We hear the siren voice of
the moment, but fail to catch the loftier
harmony of the eternal spheres Who
has fathomed the dark and mysterious
depths Of his own motives? The rules of
right rise or sink as they can be made
subssrVient to our interests, our hopes,
onr loves, and our hates. The merchant
prince ofto-day adopts new principle of
trade from yesterday, because his harvest
ofproft will be richer and his chambers
Sof wealth enlarged. The rulers and leg
islators of nations do the same.
Napoleon worshipped with the faith Of a
Moslem at the Pyramids, when he dream
ed of reYiving andreigning on the throne
of the Phaorahs. He imprisoned the
anointed successor, of st. Peter when the
unappeasable rage of his ambition strove
for the empire of Europe. He died with
the consecrated water on his lips when
he sought the salvation of his soul ia the
midst Of the storm at Helena. Cromwell
commenced his career in the name of the
Lord, the champion of liberty, and the
enemy of kings. His present purposes
were gained by these fair and specious
pretensions, but he passed from the earth
as the first of an imperial dynasty, with