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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-20


The Acknowledgements, Sulphur, Hot Air,
and other Baths are used with great success III
special cases.
HIS ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD REGULATOR
Induces vacuum by removal of atmospheric
pressure, that relieves congestion instantly.
and causes vigorous circulation of blood into
and through the part operated on, which
nourishes, enlarges and invigorates perma-
nently, small, weak organs; by which means,
it is a speedy RENE dy for Shrunken Parts, Loss
of Sexual Power, ImpOtency, Seminal De-
rangement, SpermatOrrhea, Enlarged Pros
tate Structure, Varicocee, Urinary Disorders,
etc., which medicine cannot reach, an4 seldom
cures.
A Single Trial Proves
That no other means can induce the sSy,e ef-
feet,
FOR 1T HAS NO EQUAL
In restoring the functions to their natural con-
dition, after having been embarrassed by dis
ease, or improper use.
,UvsrII 1kJOCuy cures IOr IormS OF
| the DISEASES OE INDISCRETION OR
MISFORTUNE,
| Ulcers, Eruptions,
Blotches, Humors,
Discharges, Swollen Glands,
Enlarged or Painful Bones, ETC.,
Fistula, Fissure, Piles removed and cured rad
cally, without using the knife.
Office hours from A. NJ. to P. NJ. Consul
tation free. Treatment cash, bnt reasonable.
Nov 20 1S66-d3m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-20

WANIED--AGENTs-s75 to $500 PER
:" MONTH for Gentlemen. and S35 to S75
Tor Ladies, everywhere, to introduce the Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved
ana perfected. 1t will hem. fell, stitch, quilt.
only $40 making the elastic lock stitch amS
fqlly warranted for three years. We pay the
ABOVE wages, or commission from which
twice i th 70 amount can be mae de. Address or
can eali on y. BOW Frs a. CO., Office No. 255 South
answered am promptly, with circulars and terms.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-20
NEW ORLEANS.
ST. JAM ES HOTEL,
MAGAZINE STREET,
Between Gravier and Natchez streets
NEW OR H. he A ~ ..
CHAS. E. SMEDES, MANAGER

Ill HIS ESTABLISHMENT is NEWLY
furnished from the Kitchen to the roof.
Spring Beds, Hair Mattresses, Linen Sheet
ing. etc The Furniture and Table ware, ALL
NEW. of the latest style and most costly mate
rial. The Table is furnished with every lux
ury the Market affords. The Bars with Liquors
ennal to any used in private families, and the
comforts and pleasures of home, as far as
possible guaranteed to its Guests.
The House itself may be said to be entirely
new and fresh. The undersigned will spare
neither labor or expense to merit conCnu-
ance of the liberal support with which he has
thus far been honOred.
Noy20d&w1y CHAS. Il. SMEDES'
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-20

All Kinds of Plantation Harness Nov2O1y
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
I'cctliiI" IlO~S.

The following iniunctions shout" uc
RICHLY observed, ii one would secure
the best result in the care and raising
ofho.s:-Avoid foul feeding. DO not
omit aIhin. salt in moderate quaint.
tics to the mess given. Feed at rrg'r.
lar intervals. Cleanse the trough pre-.
viouSlv to feeding. DO not over feed :
give only as much as will be con>nme'!
ut the meal. Vary the food. Earic.
t. will create. or at all events il crease
appetite, and is most conducive to
health. Let the variations be govern
cd by the conditions "t the dun cast,
which should be oi' a medium consist.
cncy, and Of 4 .ra"ish brown co'cr: il
hard, increase the bran anl sHcculcnl
roots; il too liquid, diminish or dis,
pcnsc with bran. AMI make mess firm.
or: and 4 portion oil corn. Feed the
stock separately in classes, according!
to their relative conditions. Keep
sows with young by themselves, store
hogs by themselves, and bacon hogs
and porkcrs by themselves. 1t is not
advisable to keep store hogs too high
in flesh, since high feeling is calc''
lated to rctar'l Development o. form
and bulk. 1t is better to feed pigs in
tended to be pat up for bacon loosely
and not too abuudantlv, until they can
be brought to the highest possible con
dition in Il surprisingly short space Of
time. Keep ;ac swine clean, dry and
warm. Cleanliness, dryncss and
warmth ar" essential, and lis impcr;l-
tive as feeling, for IN inferior dcscrIp,
ton o.'iood will, by their aid, succeed
far better than the highest feeding
without them.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
Farmers.

A farmer is a trustee, or, steward.
His great Employer has committed a
charge to him, and said: Occupy,
tillF remove you. Raise whatever
crops you choose, but keep the soil in
as good state of fertility as it was when
You received it. The soil is to snip
port those who will come after you.
| |; is robbery to take crop after crop OF
grain oil a farm and do nothing to.
wards repairing the WASTE
lie who recklessly adopts a bad s.ys'
tenn Of husbandry, not only wrongs
himself. but is guilty Of great injustice
to his successors. The Creator works
by means and he will not restore i'm
povcrished soils by a miracle. If a
farmer, BY bad husbandry, irjures the
fertility othis soil, he and those who
come after him must suffer the dam
arc resulting from his abuse Of the re-
sources of the farm. 1t is therefore
the solemn duty Of every man to try
to keep his soil in Il cool state f!er'
tiIity by means Of the manurIal re-
sources which it affords. II he does
-as well IS every farmer may do, TIC
Lav will soon dawn when oar grass
fields will yield two spears where Only
one grows now: and all our crops Ut
cereal grain will lc increased ut least
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19

Six thousand years have passed DER earth,
While science. like STRIPPING, bore
The trophies o: its timId birth
In various forms from shore to shore.
Int now, her latest, miyhticSt child.
Which FEASHLiS vic%rd and Morse On
With glory ripe and indebted, rcsS'd
l. laid within the oceans breast.
The mighty lightning herald sleeps
Till hu.,al. touch awakcs its Tires,
TO send beyond tea mornings reach
New tidny: ere pulse expires;
'TiS laid old Ocean feels 4 th:Ill
Throughout her TING sealed bosom now,
And Yields to mans victorious will
The crowa lOng p;arrd on Ncp,uNc'S brow
Calm as the deep in summers rcigH,
And wild rs in is wlntrv wrath
Shall bc,-with varied ,io" or PAN,
Each message tiro;'":, its ocean path.
Within its .rare lcnca,h the Storm,
IL lives, :, breathing timing "i he,
As thcr >halI Ike who gave it Form.
In :a,nc, wien ca.'c,i !r"ia mortal a'r!ie.
Soon, like Orira's. belt Of :ir',
Its Lromi electric arm Shall ncld,
With al, = monarch >tr"a" desire,
The world arl ~! is varied ip!I.
And from it, tcE":", through """ry sphere,
Till time am! earth together cease,
Mankind the .lprin,ls tai: shall hcar--
o: Co....n.rc". brotherhood, and peace.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19

THE USE OF y CoMMA.-Mr. Darling,
Of New York, in prorouncins Il culo.
gy on his late colleague, Mr.. Hum.
phrcy. is reported by the press to nave
said that "his >gsnt''maniy spiri,
winged its way to his Makcr.' This
was ridiculous. The omission OF q
comma by the printer did all the mis-.
chief. The sentence should have read
" Without struggle or a groan. the
gentle, manly spirit Of James Hum
phrey WAS waited into the presence o.
his Maker.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
lIorribtr--Two Hundred Union
Prisoners thr,.yn r:"M = CliI!

Ainrr'"' ~ ,..,'',, , r,;n.,
~ :,,, C:n,,,,n,;
~ correspondents - ''''e o'.' ''''''''
Glz%Mt. wr.t:r:: !roM Nashville, lcnn.,
s,r,.
u.;,r yv,;rwr;.h, !, bus;ly employ.
81 .,,nr;n., :nI, n, National Gem.
r.cry y, Chuilarvnoa the remains OF
,hs Ir,yc men who ,rli in their coun.
,rr'. sr,y;c. st Cta,t.uoora, Ch:cka.
,n,nn. and H.. country about lie
nccasiouaIly makes discoveries which
c,st ~ adii,;.ual "Iar, o. LIGHT upon
,hr hIgc,. Internal spirit which AMI.
,"n,,i d.. r,.,n.;,:n,
a, min, rrar Ire VIRGINIA. line
,Ln r.,n,;n. nf,wn hundred Federal
a'I,;Lr, v,r, c,,,I -, rho t,o, q, :,
,E,,. ,n; ;.,,: ,Ir.o., 90 L;.,h 90 the
b.; 80 r,cI.s"n -, IooL,nt N,un.
,,;, ria nr;S,,.,.rs wcrc marchrJ f.
,Lm rI,,. ,r,;,c t.,r,iI nrrc;uirc ono
hy orc then ybo, and pitched over
WHAT , s,cr,. +, h.. .nac.cI ON 4 soil.
,,ry ,rnu,,.,;n h;,Lt and IN cold
,I'l'
A, .,o,nor vain, ,ho roru,;,s or ,
s,naL IS ,,,rr',,.r.J IIr;on soll;nrs
,:l.r[. ro;r,.I mrt hy = Confederate sol -.
H.. ,,,r,,,crI, -: ,hn rn,nr;nus G,,r.
v,,,'r. rnr,;o,I Tbc nr;snrrrs wrrc
sh,, n..>. L"n"r TIL. Inst victim was
:. Inn. J;u,,,ocr tnv scarcn Twelve
,.,, ,",. rio Gont"Inr.t. co,
;,;rr u.s,. r,.r,..J ~. s.orv WINS Irrrlv
nM.,.I ,.I s.;I = vou o,yht 70 hav!.
L.,rI -. w.. hove n,c,1 fGr h;s l;rr
I,,' C,,....n.,Jo.l:rnd ns 3, sbnnt him.
'l,,w," r,,. Lnr;,l nortv coYld hard.
H. cr,.j;. ;hr story an,il the man pro.
,i,,cL The bones 1f ,lc little prisoner
r., re. :,.;,s y b,ll hole directly through
Tia skpl,
The same CORRESPONDENT adds:
l:r;,u mon IN this Stare orc very
o,,r;,r.I,. ,E..rs,.;,nt ,hn nu..,;or nc ~
wLr,Lcr II will h. ,nss;hIc for them 10
rrn,;n mrrh l,p.cr in Middle or
West T,nnr,."" No,hin- SO far ~
l.u,yn I'm. b.cn dome 70 finnish the
zeal h,n,l,Yl ,rrr ,,r,,s who so,kcl thr
,>t N.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19

How CoALwAs DIScovEREp IN PEAS.
sYIvAHlA.--A writer in the New York
Observer asserts tina! Colonel George
Shoemaker, Il gentleman OF Teutnnic
origin. WAS the G:;cuycrcr of PenrSyl.
vania coal. lie lived on the Schnvl.
Kill, and o"Ecd extensive .racts. The
writer goes on to say:
ltchanccd one day that in construct,
ing Il lime kiln he used some Of the
black stones that were lying about tn.
place. Mine Got. mine Got! dcl
ah;oncs PC I'll or fire.. exclaimed thu
nstonshcl buchanan, when the rich
glow Of the iSnitcl anthracite met his
xazc. The aciyhborS, who, Of course
were tt% end iav between, were. after
mnch $Io, assembled to witness the
marvel. This happened in 1872
Shortly after minc hest loaded G Penn
'syivan:a team with the stones, an,I
jo"rncycl slowly to Philadelphia, ;
distance OF % mica. There unlorc
seen difficulties were presented. Tht
CRATES ana stoves then in use were no
constructed to facilitate the combus
ton "t anthracite, and burn it woul,
mo-! After many Intellectual effort,
I" iS"i'c tie product it WAS throw.
t~ihe as w"r:LI"as. and our discomtitc,
GERMAN. ssh" had brSuilcd his toll
some way I" the metropolis will
dreams Of in@"ts, returned to diyes
his disappointment in his mountai,
solitude.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
1866;

RATS rfrsRs RlRlS.-Whnrvrr engaged In shooting
small birds (. II crri nan whoever nuis IL rNirruinnt
ing rats H. brnrlnc"r We should likr some to
gi." Us tn" hrnrilt al their experience In driving "ut
th".r pests. We heed something hcslr> h,;s cats. mud.
traps iur this bu>n">..-->riratifc AmcricnH, v. J.
E-oy"Srr "COsTAR'," advertisement ubDy.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE his
farm. lying near The Knnawha River, within half
mil" "a" and the AUuh side thereof, and about eight
miles below Charleston. In Kanawha county, West Flr'
cinia.
Said farm cons,s Of 1000 acres, and Is well mbcrct.
well watrrrd In excellent tobacco and and Ii conven
rnt l"r si"ckor farming purposes There five dwell
g houses. six tobacco bars, and other out buildings.
The whole nrra II upderlnd with bunIIIoux Coal Of q
superior quality. TO p.ons wishing invest In prop.
rriy growing IN value. this II Offer Price 90 per
acre. Terms. one third down. and tho balance IN one
md two years, With legal Interest
The title Is unlneum6ercd and ndlsputAbc. For fur
her particulars addrsss the Coalsmouih,
KanawhA Co., wes,r JOHN .. CUNNINGHAM.
Apr.94, la04--20R '''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19

TAKE string that will reach twice
round tho neck Of young lady; let
her hold the ends in her mouth then
il the Moose will slip over her head to
tho back Of her neck, it is certain in
dication that she is married or wants
to be.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
1866;

UOISEKEErEES ir"uLlr, with v"rin!n need hr II,
longer il they use "C",I aus" ENl"rnatnr. Nr haze
used our satisfaction: aud II box cost ~,
would have IL. We ,v" tried p"i,Is. but they effected
r"Ihing; hut "r">I"T, article kh"rk~ ia" breath "n
III Rats MIcr iinrr>. Ants aud ia"!.lHIg>. quicker
thu We can wrr it, l. j. great dIid alt tie
r,,llm'rv.-- Ndihd, Uh'". GJ:'N".
Eroy'Srr e n.rAL'," advertisement aI''v".
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
1866.

ISCKEASE or RATS.-Thc Fdrmu's Gds<itG eng.
ii. a>srr;s and proves 10y figures that pair Of RATS
viii have progeny ARD descendant, norN. than Gil $50
IN three wears. Now. unlusS this mmrIhr family r
kept down. they would ruIIsurnc more lpmI than would
su. lain Gj. U0O human beings.
E.iy"Src "CpsTAu'," advertisement above.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
Room for Rent!

Building recently occupied a. Telegraph Once fer
rent, Auplyts x0ORR BRO.
Nay &. ltos.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-09-19
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN WHO sUpFERED FOR YEARS
n from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and al
the effects Of youthful ndIScreon, WILL for he sake Of
ceipt and directions for making The simple remedy BY
which be WaS cured Sufferers Wishing 70 prodt BY he
sdxsrtser experiences, can do % BY addressng IN per-
'e0s e'aao'o' =. Soa H.! E9 3.D VI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

:. =, - -
. in.,e woman IN the puonc eye whose name
.. uso ~ a'ong been associated IN our nina, VIII
~. y. ankee, Qu"ck, ana Humb"g. bu'
1850 no longer, ana We desiee to wrest bel
name IRON, all such suspicious ASSOCIATION in al
oaner minds. whatever notions We may have o
womAny deiicscy ana propriety, we Wall admit
tnas woman alone IS the Nurse the good Nurse
mtnec %" Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
,nys'c,ans or not, IS question which must b.
aec,aea oy Tune and principle. and not as mat
Ter u taste. fride, preJudlc", caprice and Gus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
LATTE NEWS


BBOn WOW 8OBAs
NnW YoR, Rys. -. --oesausW Hssnana
uvinsttoH End vifsgc, IRON SsvasnaA tesh
The Coia1bus teal SIN ssvei the pssti,
ulars Of an sm<ste in the streets Of that city
between negro soldiers and the inhabitants
In which one negro was killed and several
whites wounded.
The Savannah Hsraa1 says:
The Georgia Sen1ae passed . resolution
appointing commissioners to proceed Il
Washington and request the withdrawal ol
negro troops from the State.
The Mayor Of Columbia has ordered nc
liquor to besold 20 nogsoeo. - =
The Council of Columbia have appointed
committee to wait upon U. 8. officers and
see II some measure cannot b proposed FOL
The removal u tho deeachmouto Of euoOrod
troops there. .s~
The Augusta CbMsieslisaaliM mys.
The statement that . steumer lelt Augueee
with negroes for Cuba il false.
The ANSlIfs aye Cutlon 0AdEet quiet u
ct 42}a43c.
Twsnty.four new post od1ces havs Been
opened In Georgia.
The Kerosene OH Works Of Smith 4 Co
Brooklyn, were destroyed by lire this A. N
Loss about $500 The disaster was caused
by the breaking of . kerosene lamp, causing
an explosion.
No. IL Cedar street. occupied by Hiram
Hopkins and other cotton brokerr, vas burn
ed this p. NJ. Loss $4,000.
Gold closed at 1874.
New YORK Feb 0O-A scheme TO relieve
all the prisoners in the tombs has been dis
covered. One OF the convicts attained I
key with which it IS reported he INTENDED
to unlock the door Of his coll and the door 0
| other cells. The plan is said to have been
plot in which a number of prisoners wer,
concerned. and was discovered aud frustrat
ed. No one escaped.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

New YORK, Feb. 2l.-The reply Of Sec
rotary Seward to Mr.. Biglow' dispatch, en-
closing the speech Of the Emperor Napo
icon, in reference to Mexican affairs, ha
heen printed, and which will be forwarde,
to Europe to-day. Mr.. Seward alludes viii
considerable everty to it and den es the as
sertion OF the Emperor that our govern
'ment had been invited to join France in he
Mexican intervention before the introduc
ton of French forces into the army Of Max
imilan
The Herald's Rio Janerio correspondent
Of the Cd states:
General Wood, the agent Of number o
southern associations Of emigrants, in hi
exploring trip, on his arrival at Rio Jancrio
was received with courtesy and attentio.
by the officials and the people generally
He had interviews with the Emperor anc
all his Ministers, and received promises Of
all the land he required at government price
immediate citizenship for al cOlOnists
freedom Of religion and the press, contro
Of their own municipal regulations and ed
ucational institution and free importion fol
five years Of all necessary articles from Ri,
Janerio.
Wood and party passed into the interio,
OF the country to mako an inspect ion
transpt rtation beingfurnished them gratuit
ously, and at all the towns they were re
ceived with ovations, entertained at ball.
and dinners, aud enthusiastically vel
coined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething softens the gums, reducel
inflammation. allays all pain, aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would say to ev
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do no,
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces of others
stand between you and your suffering child ant
the reliel tina, will be sure-yes, absolutely sur.
to follow the use Of this medicine tmel,
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
FIRST PRE1IUH \,
aR8Ov0 81
50 m1Sk'E3e, SIS
THE ExsoDrnrsror N.
PaACTiCAL UTILITY AND
HXfnGNR SIMPLICITY.


VgsssAy psesassS ksy -. leeas saYyece4.l
ZsS.s = !. ~s:s ~, 1851 ne cslelnaesd FAMILY
wv ING AACAlNB, With pelsst e!anp
~. y, amost woudsrful end elegensly eos.
g csec novelty u sosS1Ess0iA operatives 49,
~ TSsAIoss H14Dls, ssWs With DOgDLs g
sMets THREAD u Ill kfnds Me4ys ne esantnn
ss,sse mors prfsee aad reeSsse tho By BOD,
81. W. Extraordinary fapidity, nehiAG y
esiscnes 70 esch navoLcisos d Ne wn1ol- WI
estS: -. r.Dys. sAirr, tsek, ~ - 6essSSA.
- ~ requires % change q attea - -
ttAsle 70 e1f our b oADsa, md waUlaet i1Ds-
tbs, oeing the 6o1o1oe AnnHn made. IL be-
eaksu ehe P.snmn st 3sAss EAlns, ssd revived
we aPptovs q al the principal Journals End 9
49, weo nave USED them.
vef me Drssamaker il 10 Invaluable; Tor tn
a s.s I = supplies . vscast plaza go
TINE machine surpsases al others " have
sen. ana = would require column 70 enumeraes
g numerous virtues. "-DeaOtsst Oavepport
with single or double thread, i silently
yesvery rapidly, with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
Al persons Who buy or Offer for sale limitations
o. sols genuine Machine. will be prosecuted fol
arrangements on the patents. This y the only
low priced Machine secured BY patent.
single Mschiusg ant - any part Of the coun
ny per Express. packed in box with prints<
'ntfuctioa. On rsceipt Of price. q. Agents want
60 every where. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free. -
Address all orders to
FAMILY CEN SEWING nACHlH0C0 CO.,
uovie'dwlyl OGcs. loS Naassu Street. y. !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

AUGUSTA, Feb. 2O.--All the bills in aid Of
the European AMI Northwestern Railway
Co. have passed the Legislature in form
satisfactory to its friends. The chief Interest,
has centered on the enabling net, which ex
tends the rights Of the Company, rcservine
to il its land grants and elaine on the United
States, authorizes the consolidation of the
lines between Portland and Bangor and the
purchase OF the lines to Halifax. The Ban
gor loan act is extended 2 years authorizing
4 loan of $1,000 to the Company. Tn.
lands granted 10 the Company amount to
S73, II acres. The claims of Maine on tn,
United States assigned to the Company is 10
be added
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

DAYTON, O., Feb. 20-The Democracy o.
Dayton had jollification over President
Johnson's veto Of the Freedmen's Bureau
bill this afternoon, firing 100 guns. MIR
Vallandigham made brief speech. ssysnp
that the Democracy did not elect President
Johnson, but it is now their duty to stand
by him A flag floats from Mr.. Vallandig
hams residence
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. for Child
rem Teething. II has been used fer 20 year.
with never failing safety aud success by million.
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acid
ty Of the stomach. relieves wind collie. regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health, and comfor,
to mother and child Office, No. 4s Dsy street
New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

The great popularity Of Mrs. winsIov's Tooth
Ing Syrup, for children teething. has induce un.
principled persons to put up articles to be used
for the same purpsss. IN advertising wh,ch they
have not only copied orr advertissnests and 10
tees from the press. but have copied esrti6sa6ss
and letters from clsrgymen and others, aGlxina
Oder names - or genuine certiAcaAes.-
DeWars Of inlsatsrs. ~ ,sis .spae1Awly4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

NEw YoRK, Feb. 2l.-Thc following is
he official order Of Gen. Grant. permit ne
the publication Of the Richmond Examiner,
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF u. 9.
Washington, Feb. 10, 1866.
TO Maj. Gen. a. II. Terry, Commanding the
department Of Virginia:
GEN Your order Of date of the 18th
inst, taking military possession Of tie
Klchmon Examiner, a newspaper published
IN Richmond, Va, and prohibiting it's pub
hcation made in pursuance Of the direction
81 the Lieut.. Gen. Commanding, is hereby
temporarily suspended, and the Richmond
Examiner will be permitted to resume It's
publication uoon the express conditions
mat in future, it will not pursue a course
inimicai to the Government. or to the growth
or expression in other words Of Union sen
tlments among the people Of the states late
y IN rebellion, nor to the cultivation OF
nnfrendly relations between the people Of
those states, nor any Of them or other states.
Of tho Union; and that it will not in any
WISE tail in its editorial correspondence q,
transfer Of articles from other ncvsosners
to give support, countenance and friendship
to and expressions Of loyalty 10 the Union
~s'O 10 rupRoi kCbSs
Signed BY command,
LIEUT.. CRs. GRANT.
I. 4. BowEms. Asst. Adit. Gen.
The Iribune's special says:
Y The enormous amounts paid by the Gov
eminent during the war, and now being
audited here. are shown BY the fact that
the accounts OF Col. Crossman. oe Philaicl i
bnia, now at the Third Auditors Office. in
wolves the disbursements to the amount ar
$4,000. 600, or over $4,000, 900 per month
ior clothing and arinv supplies.
->~>
PirrsBuRo, Ftb.2l.-The Fen;an Concr...
affected permanent organization 70 dav
Co'. N. Murphy was re elected speaker ~
the House, G. 7. Rattsfor.l, Of Pr iladei
yma ~ eIectedascsvtasy, and Caee. MI. |
sens 81 Pitisburg. ssgeant Alarms.
The two houses then vent init. joint ses. |.
chair. 1919 - - "'---', = s"e
The convention il hsrmop;oaa and an.
tnusastic. The determination 4 unem
t %ous az; expressed for immediate "a sfIc
The message Of president K& oabxtrts y ana
the report Of Gen. Sweeney win b laid b.
fore Congress to morrow. A larRe public
ns'saas ~ bid let aieAt = villa sevor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Nsw YoRk, Feb. Sl.-Ths steamer New
Yssk sailed iron this port to-day, fer Sas-
francisco. She had On boasd three hoodre1
The steamer Henry Chauneey. from A.
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