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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

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dessaad ~ stratum Of clay. measarin. ten
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
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S. m2tXk'rHs, So

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PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
improvements ort1se N1lssls sippi
neap10s-AcaiOn OF the rchm mes
exchnmwr

UsXCW0W8cs
Al meeting OF the Board Of Directors
end Members Of the Exchange yesterday,
the following resolutions we're adopted:
Resoired, That the citisens Of the various
States, bordering ON the Mississ,ppi river
and her tributaries. who are interested in
the Improvement Of the navigation Of the
Mississippi river, be invited to meet 10 in
convention. to be held In this city, in Jan.
uaty next, TO take such action % may be
deemed advisable to bring that subject be>
Tore the next Congress and that this Ex>
change. in conjunction with the City Coun.
Gil appoint the necsssa,y committees to
carry out the objects Of this resolution.
Rcscfred, That the Secretary De and is
hereby instructed 10 communicate the ac>
ton Of the Exchange to the Hon. Mayor and
City Council, and to ask their hearty CO.
operation in this. a matter so important, to
the commercial interest Of ST Louis.
Rcsoired. That n committee Of three be
appointed whose duly it shall be to wait
upon Maj. Gen. Wilson and his corps o,
engineers. now engaged in . survey Of the
Rapids. aud urge upon them the advanta
gcs Of canal over oil o. her modes Of i'm
provc'nent.-X Lonis Rep goth.
A Reid 1'ras-.A Marrow Escnpe
Gir~0 delay over Niagara s'alns
-vessel aaa Crew saved BY she
Presence ofS1ind orsoae Capitals.
A painfully intense excitement was expe.
rienced By hundreds Of people living along
Niagara river, on Tuesday afternoon, ct the
sight Of vessel With three men on board.
being rapidly borne down the current toward
the Falls. without any apparent possibility
Of rescue from the shore. The facts are Is
fellows:
AZ ! sDali Canadian trading schooner.
the Whip. Capt. J. r. Young. wss being
toved oat Of Chippsws hasbcr By the tug
eaeales TIE kns by which she vas attached
% " ~ Wao bsokso b ths strength Of The
current aad was carried swiftly down 10.
w9d ~ soVids above The Falls. The Can.
tain aud two men on board saw at once that
they Vess iai0aiasns daaess. haviae nei>
sher anchor uoe small boat aud ling in such
position" ~ 10 go dose1 s.epnpt their
rescue nom The shore. By this time hun.
dsede - pesels wsss osthssisg alsee the
banks. exesctieo neehiag sles thaA certain
destructios b tAe vsessl end Ase crew !: bet
when withia couple Of ysrds fssa he com.
1snlnlpt Of W. rapids, he COL heed Of
be lo04 cooodvoi 9 ~ Waish savoa
he hsss Of the whole psssy a. we'll o. the
vessel. Thsrs 49, quite gale bleWing up
the river q the time, end the 0sster, with
me aid of the two 0ea. seeing Ill other re-
l'et out Of the question, ordered oil sail
hoisted, and sailed out II the very laws Of
death. against the powerful current Of the
river, absolutely landing soon after at Hog
Island in safety. having gone further dosn
the Niagara river than any o:hcr man ever
did and escape.
The admiration aud relief Of the people
along the river banks. upon the execution
Of the Captains plan. found vent in FREE
quent cheers when it became apparent that
his efforts would prove successful Buffalo
Express.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

Tnc nDeneQg0o1e vSae In the Five
0rooe 0o0aes. "
We have 1t last ths official vote Of the avs
great States Of the Union cast at ~ hte
election. II b - followa:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

There Ia nothing like DR.. Vclraus French PILE fol
keeping the complexion fresh and entirely free from
pimplcs. The Of which IL that Il regulates the
entire female system. Sold by all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01
l,l6O. 3yl I 3O6 las

The presence of 100000 Democrats in
I'VE States, out Of $4,000 votes, " in show
Low little truth there is in the assertion
that the Democracy are dyin. out or brcom.
ing feeble faction. The figures tell a DIFF,
ier,nt story
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

\ LETTER from Salt Lake City to Bos-
ton paper says that matters are spproacl..
ing crisis in Utah. The feeling between
Mormons and Gentiles runs 10 hieh that ,
collision ~ liable to occur at any moment,
The Mormon leaders are very hostile, end
assassinations Of Gentilss arc quite com
mon. Brigham 10 70 unpopuler that n,
dare not 90 out without body guard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

he'd - ou16eing Iron PulnoaaFv Ceoaumn.
tiss dasin9 shs eintss ef 1881. His pAvSiciss
slid b euSld - Be eused. Re lineesei rs1ii
spring, ssuetimss sSss 10 ~ abssS. ssd sbes
aeaia csuAasd e the he.se. One vsry pissssst
Scy, feeling litsis s ss. e took walk .
While citing down f-w minstes, s Ses.e =
cough verv viOlestly aad broke blee6 vssssi
cad before auv assistanee eesl1 b. obleipeS, \.
nearly bled to death Some 81 tloes Wa ~.
messed il think be passed nearly ! gallon 81
blood. lie vas carried 70 Mr.. Bowers Drss
store Sixth and v,ns ssrsss: and bic physici.a
mas eannot live Ut ~ nsst ~ IN 80. |"
Haviae besu hpe~S ~ - niny ven q the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

came 70 my Office with friend. She was suffer
ing badly from torpid liver. causing sdisrrhna
st times, sud then costiveness vomiting sfter
eating, end also In the m0raiugs; very variable
sppes1ls, great pain IN The head, very Siious and
ektn yellow. used The 3ea Weed Tonic and the
Manoreke Pills 10 this case with great success.
and il few weeks the patient IVES we'll.
make professional visits, and have rooms q
IS Hanover street, Hoston, Massachusetts,
where en- every wEDNE sUAY SO Eend Il !.
New York. every TUESDAY, every other
FRIDAY 1t lOs Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Maryland. and It nv principal Office snd place
Of business. northeast corner Of Sixth aud Com
lnerce streets. Philadelphia. every SATURDAY.
10 eaeh Of these places the patients receive
numbered tickets ss they enter the reception
rooms, which give them their turn for consuIta
ton. Advice il free but for "a examination
With the Respirometer the price - %, which
every person should undergo 4 they are able -
Il tells exactly what part and how much Of the
lungs are affected. and whether il Is tub~rculous
~ bronchial consumption. and whether they can
b cured or not. II II done without causing
any paia o. iucouveaiesce TO the patient.
J. n SCuTNCk N. d.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea weed
Tonic, each, sl.se per bottle. or 81 so the half
dOeea. Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Oel4N.1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

gradually creeping down into tie windpire and
lungs. When person hes auch cold there il
dry congh more Or less difficulty in breathing
sss sh.. ss sss. , ee AID a. .ss
Thin white cost upon tue tongue which 70 sot q
ways the case.
Fssavsssiy sbottls Of seheuck I Pulmonicsyrur
end boz Of ocAsnek's Mandrake Pills. freely t.
ken, will carry ora cold OF this Kind. In every
case whess . psrssa hes taken what is called I
ffeah cold. they should tate . dose Of Schenck's
Mandrake Pills. or something that will act upon
the liver, (uOt caiomel) and physic the stomach
then with the aid Of the Pamonic Syrup il il
carried 0E-nos like the ordinary re0e1ios that
are used for cold or to check cough. which il
left in The system 20 break out again worse thar
before. at the shgntest change o the weather =
II this course was followed even 70 take good
dess Of Sehenck's Mandrake Pills. (without the
Pulmonic Syrrp) and physic the towels we'll
huudre .. yes thousands would escape conslmp
ton. When The liver and stomach perform their
duty It IL difficult to take cold or, in FACT any
other disease. Typhoid. bilious OF chils an
fever cannot be taken when the system 10 in it,
proper condition How often persons go out in
cold. rainy weather, get vet feet pernsps. and
expect to take . severe cold. and yet receive nc
with the slightest exposure. thy take . severe
cold. Tue reason Is. the liver 10 inactive. the
Ra2l bladder is locked up, the blood has not IT.
natural circulation. and the system 10 - = con
di.tOu to catch anything. An ulcerstcd throat
canker, or cstarrh, 10 caused BY &C dlty Of the
stomach . coated tongue, bad breath, and sicl
headache are from the same cause and they ase
ali easi removed BY using schenck's Pulmouis
Syrup, Sea W eed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, &C
o0rding to the directions which accompany
each.
BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION
10 the consequences. generally, II neglected cold
Al first Che symphonic fsse0ole those Of ~ o.
0ioary sela ef easarrh. Tie sxpeelosatioa heinz
tssgS, thick and opaque. but not yellow. Coz.
tainisS s@sll grsyish lumps. which sink h W..
ter. A. the disease advaaees the cough incsess.
e, and this tough mucus or phleem becomes
more and more nixed witt ysllowi.h 0uil re.
semtsisR 80 o. matter, asd eites slightly
seessked with blsed. II msay iostascss ths ex-
pseeoraAise u sfs whitish sppsaeaaes, rssemblino
sresa, aad somstimes . gresaish yellow color.
which readily sinks 10 water. AZ brat the pulss
beeomes slightly accelerated end tense toward
evening. and the heat ofthe sarface o. the body
vasios 70 the course ofthe day. being sometimes
above snd sometimes below the natural staud-
ard Partial s~eats occur in the head and breast
at aisht the thirst generally considerably in
creased the urine il highly cosored. and de-
posits copiOus reddish sediment senss Of
soreness 10 the eeest, With q occasional tran.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

miniatee q high repate Q the city Of Eoston,
and well known over the United States a. man
II greet sb,lity. was c.rcd BY taking my medi
eines, after ali other treatment had tailed He
has often been written to with ard to the fact
IN his case, and always an ,wers, am the man y
A full abatement u his ca . may be seen in my
pamphlet. H. had profuse hemorr hage Of the
lungs, end Vas very mr Oh emncintrd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

esevise I'd SssssiiSing q csn9is11sa - -
- dsrggists everywhere. D. 2 eaesa
New Y0fk. (e1l16Wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-01

Horace Greeley is TO lectures 1t Bsloit ne 1t
month, on THE fssuss and Lessons Of our
Civil War"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05
MONDAY, MARCH S, 1866.

desire worthily to acknowledge the great
service he has rendered MS, we must endeayor
to appreciate his high position and to rise to
the height or his great argument. We must
recognize him as the Constitutional President
Of great government, which Is our govern
ment, and as the defender of the Constitution
Of the United States, which is our Constitu-
tion. And we must be ready at all times to
render to our President, our Government, and
our Constitution, such cheerful and cordial
support, obedience, and fidelity as will yindi-
cate before the world the wisdom, and sagacity
and magnanimity Of the confidence which he
has reposed In us.
When we return to our homes, and 60 among
our people, let US then regard IL az duty to our
selves and TO them TO speakto them words Of
hope and encouragement, and 10 impress upon
them the importance of realizing and acting
upon the great truth-that whatever may
have occurred In the past to ALLEVIATE or divide
us, the people of the tied States an for the
future one people, inta esred alike in xs1sltain-
ing the integrity Of tie general Constitution,
In upholding the national honor, In sustaining
the public credit, and in promoting the peace,
prosperity, and happiness of our common
country.
In word my friends, let us realize the fact,
that after all that has passed, we have still a
country TO make the most of, to make the best
OF and that IL is, and must be, our country
IL need be, against a world in arms,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

The ITALIAN OPERA TRoUPE.-Mr. J. @.
Fryer, the agent for the Ghioni and Susini's
Grand Italian Opera, of which Max Strakosch
is Director, has engaged the Richmond Theatre
for a short season, and the first performance
will take place on the 2Sth instant. The
troupe is at present playing in Augusta,
Georgia, and will visit Savannah, Whining
ton, and Petersburg, before they come to this
city. Wherever they have gone they have re-
ceiyed the most fattering notices from the
press, and Madame Ghioni, (soprano,) Madame
Patti Strakosch, (contralto,) Signor Mancusi,
(baritone,) Signor Susini, (basso,) and Signor
Errani, (tenor,) are spoken of in terms Of an
qualified praise. The repertoire of the COM
pany includes II TrduotOre Ia Tracidta Norma,
LucreziG Borgid, pEkiSir FAnaore, Faust, and
II Bdr6iere; and from all that we can learn, the
Richmond public will now have an opportu-
nifty of enjoying such music as has. not been
heard in this city since the happy days before
the war. Our citizens can, and will, appre-
ciate good music and good management; Lent
will be over, and the golden opinions which
the Strakosch Troupe have won already, ought
to be sufficient guarantee that they will also
be literally and generously patronised in
Richmond. We must not allow any enter
prise that deserves success to fail for want
of support, and if the operate Troupe, excel
lent as it is in every way, fails to draw good
houses, we shall be inclined to bid farewell,
for the future, to all hope of seeing any opera
or permanent drama in the Capital Of Vir-
ginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

chants, trsders and shop. keepers, and any other
person or employment upon whom or upon which
tax And as TO all persons or employments EN-.
braced in this secton the Council may lay the tax
iee s @ sss ss
take. herein authorized shall be subject to the
,sEeTIos q. The said court held BY the Judge
shall hnys original jurisdiction Of all elonies
tion and IL aprisoner put on his trial for felony
oe Se as q only md
have Jurisdiction Of the case and i II sSsIl have
appellate jurisdiction in cases In which the con.
sutionality validity of an ordinance Of the city
sRcTios ,sd o. The Council NAV Impose nenalties
for the violation of this act or any OF the ordi..
sssss q sas city mot Tse hundred
Court Of HustIngs oi the city, :. the terms held by
amy ordinance Of the city, 4 tbe limited to an
any other claim Ssans he city or %
IL II does not exceed one hundred dollars (exclu-
sively Of interest,", shall be eognizable in the
all civil cases where the matter In controversy,
exclusive OF costs is not more than twenty dollars
police c Shs SaSe Is
the orsinansss @ Of s' the city When he Se sSssni
attend @ to his duties, or his once is vacant, the
Recorder or, If ne be absent from the city, or Is
so sick az to be unable to attend his duties, or
his Office be vacant, the Senior Alderman shall
exercise all the powers fthe Mayor.
SECTION q The twenty third and Fifty eighth
sections OF this act are hereby repealed. a.I
SECTION 3. This act shall be submitted to the
tion on 9Th day of March 1899, and shall be In
force and take effect from the said election, II
adopted by majority Of the votes cast at such
said city to make suitable provision and arrange
ment for submitting this actto the qualified voters
of the said city, and to give public notice OF the
time and places when such election will be held
and to ascertain and declare the result thereof.
wy ]. BELL BIGGER,
NH 2-N c. II. ID. and X. Il. Of Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

MAEcHRsrER APFAIRs.-In pursuance OF .
system adopted by Thomas Biount, constable,
District No. l, last Friday was set apart for
trial of civil warrants at the Town Hall
Justice James a. Gentry presiding. This u
an accommodation TO all parties concerned.
The Court will meet every Friday at half-past
8 O clock, 2. M.
We understand that an effort will shortly be
made to revive the Sons Of Temperance In this
town. We wish the friends Of Temperance
much success In the good cause. Large and
our ministers yesterday, and Were richly en-
tertained by the very chaste and effective ssr-
mons preached. Manchester has every reason
10 congratulate herself on the possession of
such able and energetic div!ncs, and such
thorough church going community.
The Union Building Association meets at the
Town Hall on Tuesday, March 6th. at haif.pa
~ o'clock, r. NJ, for the purpose OF organizing.
Let all who are able take shares, 40 we aye
confident that they viii In no wise regret IL. B
The Chief OF Police has had the strees handa
very bnsy lately and has succeeded IN fIns
proving wonderfully the appearances Of SONS
issue an order requiring every one 70 put 1ie
premises In order Immediately, 80 that thu
sickly season shall not find ~ totally unpse.
: TO the infinite pleasure Of the opesatiyse,
night work has been suspended In the No.
chester cotton and woclen milia and with ~
due difference 10 the stockholders, Wo stEG3
that they will never be 1T up again, - 1N11 r.
OF fourtesn hours work Per day te'n91s se
20 right and the progressive soixiS ~ .
ton Let there be darincsg hl Ne ep1
where there was lately - uutA 11Goe4 80 = -
~ erfs , ~ st 1tSlt EkH8 III q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

The BENEFIT FOR THE Poor OF RICHMOND
To-NIGHT.-The performances atthe Theatre
tonight will be particularly attractive, not
only on account of the intrinsic merit Of the
programme, put because they are given Tor
pathy and interest. Obedience to Orders will
be played first in which Miss Sallie Parting
ton will appear, and this will be followed by a
grand olio, in which the Partington Sisters
and Mr.. E. T. Barnes will take part. The
performance will conclude with The Bonnte
Fish Wife, in which Miss Sallie Partington
will play lMag9y MdcFdrlane. Tickets-price,
one dollar each-may be obtained at all the
hotels and principal book stores in the city.
No one will hesitate TO subscribe dollar for
the poor, and there will be, we are sure, q
house crowded to excess. The poor always
need our assistance, and at this time particu-
lary their sufferings are entitled to our relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-05

A BULL SToRY.-One day last week, a herd
of cattle was driven by the residence of Mr..
had passed, a bull, the property of Mr.. Tur-
ner, was found to be missing. Inquiries were
set on foot, and the bull was found TO have
been in possession of Mr.. Henry Brill, OF this
city. Mr.. Brill did not deny the fact, but
said that he had bought the bull of negro
for twenty five dollars, and offered to pay Mr..
Taylor fifty dollars to settle the matter. Upon
consideration, however, Mr.. Turner had Brill
arrested on Saturday, and he was baiied by
Justice Chandler to appear before the Mayor
this morning. + 81