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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
j. G.. MOR Il Y,
No. 1. UNION STREET, Third Flssr.)
NEW ORLEANS, (P. o. BOZ 10. aies,)
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
will bay, Sell OF Lease
PLANTATION on T0wS PRePGRFT.

~ Parties who have Lands Town Lots Tor sale,
lease will nd 10 their call In person.
send minute descriptions Of Land and Improvemsnts
stating price. &C.
He refers to the following well known genfemen,
and 10 all Others who have had business hansactions
with him q Jackson. and Canton. MisA. durins the
past hffeen years:
Hon. wtllism Yerger. Jackson. Miss; =. u. Morey,
Esq, Canton, Miss; T. . r. Grsen, (Nstionai Bank. }
Jaekson. Ma; Hon. W O Wpison. holy, eprinss.
Miss; Hon. Locke E Houston, Aberdeen, Miss; SAN
ue Hart Esq, Carrollton, Miss; Hon. James Drsne.
choctaw Co, Miss; ExGov. John J. NeRas, Quifman.
Miss ExG0v. Charles Clark. Bolivar Co., Misc; En-
Gov John Pettns, Scooba. MISC Dr. n Eu&1nel
r D Tros. s ssps Hi... ( RE ,sKssss re..
Commercial Efpress Co. N o.; L Adams No IS
Union Street. N o.; Y N Avery. EemphlA Tenn.; "
Goodman No 36 New Street, " v; Ex-Gov- " L Shar.
key, wAshingtOn City. ID G.; Col @ o ehapkleford.
Prsst N o, J &GNRRi John Freneh. Eco. isen
Anteuia, Texss.s J BID DeBew. Wsshinstch City, d.
G. II8T .--'. Jan. H. fe66.a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

AKTEcrIxG IScIDEsT.-During the eeremo-
nies attending the inauguration on wednes-
day Last, after the conciu sion of Gov. Mar
Wins address, the baBd of the fth Regulars
which was in attendance, played "HAil Col
ambia" in admirable style, and when Gov.
Walker had completed his inaugural, they
strucb up "Dirie," which electrified the au-
dience and called forth repeated cheers. All
felt its inspiring strains. Many, among those
who had periIed their lives 10 defense Of q
cause now gone forever, wept, as they re-
membered the tolls, the suserings they had
endured in vain and the hopes, forever blast
ed, which once animated them FloridiaH.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
TRASQILi.A HAxBLEs, ct al
Am Courf Of Pre-
base, VI 81 disen
c q Unty, Miss,
Deer Term I SG.b

ON the opening Of the petition in this Gaze It mp.
" pearing to the Court that John D. Fly. Mar
tina Flv. May Fly and Dalton Fly. reside in Con
zaes, Gonzales county Texas. IL is or,ieredby The
Court, that the Sd Tuesday in January 1866. he set
ion OF the real estate IL flre'Iae samuei j. stokes
deceased. amongst his heirs and it appearing to
the Cont that Datrn Fly, John y. Fly. Martha
Fly and Mary Fly reside in Gonzales. Gonzales
county Texas Il is now ordered by thc C,a.rt that
publication he made once . week for fnur sureess-
i've weeks in the American Citizen, N newspaper
printed and Published in Canton, in said conRy Of
Madison, requiring said John y, Ely, Martha Fly
Mary Fly and Dalton Fly to appear in this Court on
said day To plead, answer or demrr to- this prti-
tim, and that the Clerk Of this Court transmit by
mail, TO said parties at Gonzales, Gonzales county,
Texas. q copy OF this order. .
Test. Ed. WARD, CLERK.
Dec. 10 1865 Nv.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

- Germsa papers state that the sand
bssk in front Of Heligoland rock has been
lately inhabited BY rabbits, whose burrow-
ings threaten 10 undermine the ground and
make Il 3 prey Of the waves. The sand
bank 10 net only the bathing place of the
ssnsrous visitors that resort to HeligOland
IN Sanper. but also most valuable prOtec-
ton Of the shsky rock against the sea.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

DY an order OF the Probate Court made
IL at its January term, Twill, as Executor
Of James 8. Pritchard, deceased, sell for
cash, Ten Mules, Thirty. Head of Cattle and
Two Wagons, At the Court IIOuse- at Canton,
on Monday the ] 5th day of 1anuasy.T
B. I. PRITcHARb, Ex'r.
Jan. 10. ll866-2i. 1r4 e. - u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
VI DENTISTRY. -
DIR. Y. FORBES ELLIOT,

FORMERLY of JACKSON. Mi. -
who has shared the fortunes Of = 4
the South 10 her great struggle, 4II1D
takes pleasure in notifying his many patrons
that he is now prepared to operate in
Every Branch Of his Profession,
Children's teeth adjusted and deformity re-
moved.
Plate work Of the latest style executed.
Operating room over Mosby. Richard 4
Co.'S Drug Store. opposite the Daguerrean
room.
Jan. II, 1856. IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
NOVICE T0 CREpIToRs.

II ETTERS OF administration on the estate Of
IL Samuel J. Ridley, dec d, having been granted
70 the undersigned by the Probate Court Of Madi-
son ceunty. Mississippi, at the January term, A.
D. 1855, thereof
having claims against said estate IN have them pro-
bated and fegistered within the time prescribed by
law, OF they will DO forever barred.
WILL s. BAILEY, Admir-.
Jan. II, 1855. se.-l - sll-sssas crew.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

h6r A wealthy man in Illinois has been
poisoned to death By his 9Th wife, buIOm
but disseminated young woman. ...r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

~ SiI thousand eolliers are on strike
10 South Yorkshire for an advance Of ten
per cent ou their wages
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
DR.. GEORGE W. SMITH, (vaniz. }
OFFERS his professional services TO the public Ofee
" at hi' mother's six miles west Of Canton.
Inn II IF q. ern
CORN MEAL

T WILL furnish good Corn Meal 10 regular custo,
i mers In Canton. Meal always to be had at Oh,
mill. Apply to J. J. Richards.
THOMAS G. SMITH, Vastly
Jan. II 1866. u.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

S0O LIB. SHOCKING TOBACCO. ju,,
Jul received and for sale by
ff TT. RtCHARpe.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11
v. n. CLEMENTS. 500 JAMES BRENT.
.
CLEMENTS q BRENT,
GENKRAI
BtRRTlslEG AND COLLECTING AGENTS,
--7 no. zos Front Row,
Uw ss.irs, KKMPHm, TENN.

KAeens. fsr the pfibeipaI pspsis Throughout ths
Sssth and West Special attention given 10 the Col
LECTION OF CLAIMS. and Fctsrss psomptIy made All
eemrnpiesficns aAdpsssA 70 Hseek Bsx Ne. ASH ,
WI rtceive immediate aftenfioA. - I O.
New 1855 If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1866-01-11

CARrHAez, Dec. 26th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

iron the House was taken up. The 6e1.
- arreed % the committe ofccnference Gil.
q l6f b. the HOo1a
on motion Of Mr.. Fessenden the senate
insisterl ~ the emeodments 70 the tariff bill
AMI ayreed 70 but the committee Of confer
ence called for BY the Houss. fe1Bondeo,
Heuderson and Howard were appointed
eaid Committee. Senate then wen into
cxecu tive session and soon after took re-
cesa.
RousR.-Mr Rice, Of Massachusetts,, from
the committee on naval affairs reported back
the House bill 70 prevent officers Of the navy
from being deprived other regular promo
ton, on account Of wounds received in bat
"a Niih amendments. Amendments were
agreed 10, and the bill passed.
Mr. Kasson introduced bill to incorpor-
ate the National Farm School, fog Orphans
and dependent children Of colorcd soldiers,
and for colored children, which was read
three times and passed
Mr.. Williams from the judiciary Com
mittee, repaired bill to restore possession
Of land confiscated by the authority OF the
States lately in rebellion. II makes It the
duty of the President, or commanding on1'
Ger oi the military forces stationed within
the particular State or District on complaint
OF any person disposed OF property ior al
herence TO cause of revision to restore him
70 possession of the same.
| Mr.. Trimble denounced tho bill as giving
military officers authority to decide lega!
questions as to title to real estate. He moved
to lay the bilo on the table. Motion rejected
Yeas 22 nays 81. =.
The bill was then passed without di
vision
The House then resumed consideration OF
the bill reported from committee on Bank
ing and Currency, TO amend the Nationa
currency act. Tie bill and the severn
amendments proposed were discussed .
considerable length by Mcssr,. Morrill,, Ran
dali OF Penn, Lynch, Hotchkiss, Conklin
Stevens, Rollins, Price, Hubbard. OF Yves
Virginia. Kelly, and others
The bill was postponed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-SENATE.-Mr. E.
G. Ross was sworn IN as Senator from Kan
sae vice Lane, deceased
Mr. Joseph s. Fowler, Senator elect from
Tennessee, for tue Term ending March 4th,
1871, had his credentials presented by Mr..
Sherman. and took oath Of Office.
Mr.. Fcssenden called up the resolution for
adjournment, and moved To fix FRIDAY the
eth, as the day.
M. Sumner asked Mr.. Pollard if he in.
tended to abandon the bankrupt bill for this
session. If not, We cannot adjourn before
Monday.
Nj. sumner moved to amend the motion
Of Mr.. Fessenden, BY fixing the day Of the
00th rs the day for adjournment. The res0.
luton was after debate altered to fix the
date on Saturday at noon and passed.
Mr. Wade hoped that Congress would not
adjourn without admitting Nebraska and
Colorado His own opinion was, that Con.
gress ought not to adjourn 1t eli, and that
was the opinion Of majority in the Senate.
Two months ago there was an apprehension
throughout the country, that something
would take place. detrimental 10 the inter
ests Of the country, il Congress adjourned.
1t would be different, all the departments Of
the Govefnfnentswere harmonious, but il was
evident that when Congress adjourned, the
Government wUuld pe0 into hands hostile
to the best interests Of the country. The
question being taken upon NJ. Summers
motion 10 substitute the 3Osh for 9Th. Il
was disagreed to-Yeas 10. Nays Is.
Feseenden moved 10 amend bic motion. by
fixing the day for adjournment, Saturday the
9Th, 1t aoon. The amendment Was asreed
70. and the resolution - amended passed
Yeas %, Nays 10.
Nj. Trumbull, from the Judiciary Gen.
mittee reported bill In rotation TO ~ 10.
beas corpus, and said he did mot wisA I'm.
mediate consideration
Ar. Buckalcw submitted rcsoluaion in.
structing the committee on military Affairs
to report bill for increasing the bounties Of
soldiers Of the late war, who volunteered in
1861 and 1852 Objections IVES made, and
the resolution goes over.
Mr.. Wade asked to call up the bill for the
admission Of Nebraska-pending discussion
on this motion the morning hour expired,
and the civil appropriation bill was taken
up.
Ar. Howard offered an amendment appro.
priating . sufncient sum Of money to pay.
The first Michigan Cavalry, mustered out To
Utah. The cost Of transportation here, paid
1t the time, by the men themselves.
Mr.. Oumne1o I'D the en1B Ae,Aioned by
Mr.. Howard was not the only oncof the kind
That called for relief. Several Cslifosnis
regiments had been mustered out far ffon
home, and had to return q their own sx.
pense. He hoped they would oil be embrac-
ID In one bill.
Nr.lslewart MA ~ knew a several cases
equally deserving with that Of the 1st Mich
would b amended % = 70 include III the
fR0imenfa u.s1ofoend ns,f .hnPn f1Hov, Ala ~r,A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

THE BW0UUl0BNT VI 4 81
PnAOTlOAL U3lLI3H AND
exT2ene SIMPLICITY.
Osi1tseiwpsess1st ~ ~ lses: saCse.s.l
pssssSet ysss ~, 1eee. TAeSsle1sa4sd FAMILY
0Bo o4WN0 MACHINE. M peBnt onsus
e9tasAoeet, sneee vso1erlal - elegantly esa-
etsustsd Nsvslty = sessssa ssia sPefsAisas 49,
Dmoas TnnoAD Of I'll kln4O. 0oke0the Boe01nI
- M sxsrssrdiaes, ss1idity, 1872 q
o9iSshoo 10 ooeh nnvolus1os u ~ vnssl WIN
eesAW, AGn, ~. shirrs tsss, - = Ass1eA,
h.. H.: reqsifee 70 cAanss 81 caesA - ~
saA1ao = - 0oR . oosoa, - WSu - = -
nm, being Ne ssnoeeoss aAem 49,. ~ ~
NM m Ssanrun a OfAsn Fan, cd poesived
% aepeoval q 81 ~ Dsissipe1 jsuenale I'D =
theG Who have us9D tksn. -.
"1 ~ Dps60ookGe n y lnvslu11os; ~ ~
ass., ~: y s.p'''s v'''ss '''''-ee
sfkis nesAise ssspsssss u sshsss ~ Asvs
sesn, I'd nwualA require esSauna = soa0eesoe
IL numsfoas vietsss. "-D1c1oA Davs.ps9a
"With slegis g deubls tAfsel. y stls.tl1
IL rsesiss sl3ssA sxsssly IKE thshssd' es~iss
Al 1:essas " ~ q se.esse salsinilaliens
sfthis eoaaiss nesSiss. YIN = Qesess.1sa -
infsinesnents % ~ pa1eeoe. 1kao b Ne ealy
~ pfses1 NseAine sessssd y pelest.
0fsels naeAinss esst = sny raft q ~ 49,
~ ~ Rxprsss, DeskeA h ke1 vitA pfiA1s1
htrss(iens = feesfH sfpsses. -. Agents Wae1-
ii ev@vvhefe. CfienliS oualainine Libeea1 Il.
iuep1Ssts ssAt ne.
AA6fooo ell ofdero -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26
l'r0ssp never Kills.


We mean TO say that Group never kills when 1t IL
rrudcnty attended to. II certainly does carry oil
great many children who not placed under proper
treatment but We defy any credible person 10 show
that the free application Of Railway Ready Relief
the throat md chest the moment that the signs Of
group appear will not give instant ease and that II
syrup Of pccac be given in sufficient quantities after
wards to produce vomiting cure Is not ertan to
suit We know II from experience. We have wit
messed such cures in numerous instances The croup,
therefore, righn Us il seems To mothcr- IL nor so
fatal complaint wncn yon OF what YOU
must do when II Presents iis.f II will not answer To
Try cxicr mcn,r with II We admit. twill answef
To play with 1t by running after this. tina; and the 9th
CT mixture which somebody recommends ON the spur
81 the moment The Group will permit Of no such
scsdy Relief only costs ATTY cents In these high
priced times. Every mother should keep il constant.
on hand 50 as to be prepared TO m ct tie s,roycr
with suitable weapon the instant he npproa, hes
throat, etc, ofaccumulatcd phic,m Int 1t IL HAD
ways < ,ady kc.ici that battles tho Group In it, al,
tack that drives II from Its stronghold: that dis
lodges the choking mncus 50 II may casily be
ed that produces counter irritation IN the affected
psrts which ends IN The re- toraton OF liz alihy re nc
ton. Railways Ready Relief il the oniv nfs,libic
cure 70. Group, \. Il The following letter Is nom
M John iioee oitollinswoed, W:
Mnsns kApwAy \ Co. ;--trSu.vrS--A child Of
mine, eight weeks old, taken with VERY severe
COL. Not being attended ~ once /, settled on the
Oh -, and ultimately turned into troun in ts wort
form. tn" best medical practitioner in town wss
a led N. ana he after doing everything in his power
TO relieve her hu al. In vain. gave her up n dead |
now i"ek her IN hand myself. and rubbed her chest
AMI back With RAILWAYS READY RELIEF thor
on ,hly when, in the course Of few hours she was
well again. and NOW is wei aud hearty 10 u child
eau be. am. gentlemen. your obc,.icnt servant,
JOHN HOiO,
Editor and Proprietor Cclingwoed &C. Wy Enter
prs,
Mi. Hosv. IN a conversation, likewise informed our
travc.cr that II cured his wife OF severe spraipcd
ankle, occasionci by falling down flight Of stairs
iAiaays Ready Relief Is tn cheapest sud best med
icinc III the world One bottle win answer Tor many
IN ltig ..,l.S
remedy in thu world and cures all patients Of the
most obstinate and aggravating complants-no mat
what your sickness may be-. give II trial A few
hours win prove whether il will In Won or moi sold
by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

New ORLEANS, July 25.-The Southern
Pacific railroad is open to Marshall, Texas,
and arrangements making to continue it.
Work on the broken levecs commences
on the LIST Of September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26
LATE NEWS


Nrw YoRx. July e6-Ous q - easeo OF
Csolera rcportrd 70 day there wess . 1saahs
In this CITY. 10 Brooklyn 8 cases were re-
s,ortefl bu, no deaths.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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ccs periodical discharge whether arising from
rcAA.t.on supp -sssion. They act like charm In
removing the pains that accompany difficult or immo-
tsratc cstrtion, and the only safe and reliable
.smcdy for Pushes, Sick Headache, Pains In the
Lions, Back and sides, Paptn,on Of the Heart Ner4
WINS rrcmorr Mysteries, Spnsms. Broken Sleep, and
other unpleasant md dangerous effects OF unnatur
al condition OF the sexual functions In the WORT
cascs II tuor Albus, or Whites, they effect speedy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26
DR.. RIGHTS
r Q Y v 9 n a Ing EIlxer.
CIR. Essence Of A.tle.

UT Mysteries IN fcri1Ce IA 'pitattOn
Ici the Iiesr and all Nervous Dis
80 ><cascr u restores NV Ne and viz
- = or 10 the aged ,causiuv the boz bloSd
Of youth TO courrc the veins, restor-
Ing nc Of Generation removing Impotency and
te1y. RESTORING Manncss and full vigor. thus pro-
yinr tNvfcct "Elixcr Of Love-" removing Sterility
Sod lisrreuncss In both sexes. To the young middle
ard. nnd aged. there ID no greater boon than this
ElDr OF Life" i gives new lease of Life, Causing
tho weak and debiitatcd TO have removed strength and
vic~v. ~ the entire system TO thrill with 10y and
pcesurc Price. one bottle ~: three bottles $5 sent
~ exprcss to ally address.
Oar medicines are sold and recommended By all re-
peceoe druggists IN every part Of the civilized globe
eosno ucs.er Try 10 deceive their customers BY selling
ehcap. worthless compounds In order TO make mOncv
ye sol deceived for these medicines and take no
y. and We VIII scad them by express carefully mack
ID. rec from oescrvatOn. We will be pleased 10 re-
S0vc letter. WIZ ~ statements In regard to any dis
0ress al lesrs br medicines. pamphlets or advice to
tho prop'r. Dr.. W. u NERwiN. u Walker Il. N. i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

FoRrREss MonaoE, July 23-Ths U. 8.
steam tug Geneva, retnfned yesterday .. n.
from the scene Of the disturbance on the
eastern shore Of Virginia, near Drummonds
town. between the inhabitants and negroes.
II appears the trouble originated in band
of white men hunting down some negroes
for the purpose of searching for one named
Couch, VINO few days previous had At
tcmpted to cut the throat 81 white man.
The negroes were robbed Of their arms and
money, when they made complaint to the
civil authorities, who issued warrants Tor
the arrest oil eleven Of the white men. The
Nth inst. was set part for the hearing OF
the case.
Al village uamed Woodstock ON tina,
day abou, 100 well armed white men assem-
blcd, swearing they would kill every negro
who attempted to testify, aud threatened the
magistrate, Mr.. Dix with violence, If the
proceedings were continued. The magis
tratc seeing tile state Of afairs, endorsed
upon the warrants OF arrest the impos- ibili
| " OF conducting the trial under such cir
cumstanccs, and informed Major French
agen, Of the Frcedmcn's Bureau, Of his &c
ton. The latter officer advised the negroe
70 quietly return home, and while they wer'
doing 30 they were again assaulted ny tn
armed whites until they reached places 0
safety. Upon arrival OF troops the whit
men dispersed ard not one OF them coul'
be found after n search.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

scs,cd envelope free. The Cherokee Hills are sold
~ AL diucsiss at per box. or six boxes for S. or
lctcr. me from oscry stion by addressing the sole
pt"rrtoinr. DIR. W. X. MERWIN, " Walker st. New
lnrk. \. u Cherokee Pills No 2 arc prepnrcd To-
scttal Cascr when mider medicines fail these are
sn hv mail pcstngc frcc receipt Of s. the price
80 4, 1s.xw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26


Dove0pUss 0Arkee De~pe.
Ovyscs o. rns DAvsspo,, il,...,.ss
Ftorn.--BEss Iowa.
Retail talk o.. ~ H~
:. :. Sscks paper, $50
81 Dbl $3.50
whclesale 4oe.s per Dbl less
ninnesota Flour, " per kbl higher.
CoaS AsAL.-Per bushei. 7ects.
WssAs.-No. ], old, Si5s. Nj N.
10. 2. new, scc.
CoRN.-45c,
5A.lsr;-Ns; !. 4ssss. Nos, ssesoes..
Oars. 25@2sc.
POfAfoRs-35@ Zoe. -
Onions No { ui=nd.
BCrrga -s5e
E0ss.-28c N
AAf.-ss. n0G sl2,0c'
woon.-t7@75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

chicago Naraeeo.
BY Tsisgra HI OntoAso July -.
oats. rye, and b. ley very auiet
Wteat- Inactive II Co. are M upinally l09e
.o~sr eales4Es. spsing d. - k6i q er sexular.
ard SIC si G3 T. North~ estern No. 2spring dull,
dull--s liars a, ti.i2
Fioar- Active demand No material change In
price: Inquiry = chiefly for kassesn orders and
500 brls have CHA ged hands 81 q 23ai0 20 for
sood 70 choice srl' x tas u o'6s6 20 for sprins
Co n-Aeiive demand Prices advanced Ike per
bushel. reclifs in freiehs aeeeted eel ers Market
eio I'd firm at s9A@5sac for No In o. re ; saies
made at oess oefcr No 51l4a6sc for No ?, and
., Sc for rejected Cana coru moderately settve
seven boat 10 changed hands ., Coo tor Mol and
coke for high mixed ~ at
cais-Q Quiet. No change No / at 21@27kc; No.
| I ~ a7as7l5c 10. lat 2ss. closing quiet -
Barlsy-Arrting In small quantities. A err load
of choice rev linois barley sod today st s3xo on
track new Iowa barley quoted II Jog 75c old esr.
| ley nominal, SS40c
n,ehwin. s-dorr active. sales 800 brls 10 arrive
| n Pike IN bori
| Ness Pcrk-;ales nj ISL So
Lake freight duh, sni No lever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

mOWNlcWELLse
aINnvRROAhl Ten yesss has clearly prov.
REM En1v. y, thu great element Of thls
splendid preparation. which
-- Above H. use whenever there
tickling or irritation In the Ihrost. md producing
10 debility IL the only and true theory By which
ruc remedy for Colds. Coughs. Hoarsrness. Bron-
ehial Comuisiuss and al Throat Injections, which,
peglccied, end in Consumption, can b. cfectuaily
CURED. ..,
when neglected. IL cured by makiDga oargie with
equal parts " water.
@ Testimonial. Of undoub,cd character can be
seen nj my Office by all.
do. so lenes.
~ Sold by all who'rrale and Retail Dealers IN
"ea'''n JoIu~ l.. HuNNEWE1.l.,
Proprietor.
Practical Chemist, Q Commercial Wharf, BoAton,
Mass. r. s. BALIOKn. Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

Drawn Daaly ~ 0saae Ausheraty.
murray, EDDY : CO.. MANA0EnS.-
VXl, Cepital pe zes from $500 y q, e0o--i
Whole tickets from one TO twenty dollars; shares
In proportion.
0irealorv Of the sbove Lotteries sent free q
chafes. Orders NJ tickets promptly eetsseee
10. Drawipgs ssnt - soon - ~ lseeesy %
NUnRY, EDDY ! CO..
July96m. Boz SCI, Lsaisvills, ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

Have been used Over Quarter Of Century They
offered the only safe means OF renewing inter.
rnptcd mems, funtiun, bnt sdics must bear n mind
that there l. condition Of the female system In
which the bills cannot he taken without producing
peculiar result. The condition referred ID Prcgnan
the result Miscarriage. Such IL the irresistible
-ncy al the medicine TO restore the sexual functions
To a normal condition, ihai even III. productive pow
cr Of nature cannot rc~ist IT, THEY CANNOT DO
HARM in my other way.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

New York, July 25.-Gold lower: open
ing at $3.50 and closing at $50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

ST. l.OUEs GRAM ELEVATOR
CHAEES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. l-20c y bushel.
trimming ...................Ac " Outnei.
Weighing. Ike y 100 us:
Storage lf1c y bushel for 10 days, and
&c y bnshelior every subsequent 10 days, or
fractional pst thereof
Stacking. if sewed-Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. &c u tshel: Com, lc do Oats, nc do;
same il tie4}@c do.
Drnyne.-To Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
lc d bushel; Wheat, Corn and Rye, 1y4c do |;
Barley l'tct. To within limits bounded north
BY North Msnet street, west By Fifteenth street,
south by Chl'eap Avenue, in bulk or in sack,
East ST. Lous depots, &C. y 100 Ms.
All Drayar from the Elevator controlled by
the Compan; BY order Of the Board,
Apr25-dly ,OHN r. SMITH, Sec'y.