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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

NAsnvlLR, June 7.-Weather worry warm.
The Cumberland well on Eagle Greek,
was put In operation with steam engine .
few days since, and seven barrels were
pumped from it in one hour. 1t is thought
to be one Of the best yielding wells yet de-
ve1DODcd in this section.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

Nsw YoaK, June lit b reported that
Col. COsrigaa WAS slDO asssassd reniane
very desDo0deue hsre to day. 1e4de0 ~
they en- do little more Tor thsir army In.
vadiag CanaAa. 4.A .fzg. Ms.
Roberts refused TO acceYt bah or give hia
parele.. He u under guard In st0Sehouse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08
LATE NEWS


CoDs DUooPeo ATFoseeos
Ngw Yonx. June 7-Mr. Robetts fse0.
dent Of the fenian Brotherhood has oeen
Arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08
i. R8DUCT1ON m PRlCB
AMERICAN WATCHER.
1onseo at VvAlftoA0. Macs

0SQsoO at WAlT1eAQo, o0a0o.
= eassausaes Of Tie rsesnt great decliae b ~
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ss d sas ese1ss saa b anAioalin q satil fasthse
dDdD, ~ hsve ss1seed ~ ps1ess - - Nm poiae
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.avGasA GsaA q Par,
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H. sxpssssa ~ \ WIN - sAsaese 4 sos Gstsss
49,. TIE test = ~ yeass ~ - alaa1aeeun -
~ q ~
1lere >Aan Soo,ooo vvssches.
havs givsa osf yseduseasGs ~ ~ iagssse fsak
snose MneAoepsss. Csnusae1ae M ~ a6Ase.
ninaeoA - u1D oily tAsssaonlv e1esllsa1 vs4sAes.
- teslss ~ slssolly inessassa = ~ pstae b,
cane asqaaines1 WtaA thsis valas, ann ~ uDoaAA-
taestAef, ~ wv M toahoq y ap1y ueaunends
We heve lspsatedy enlarged lhciofy bpilaines until
10y aoW cover over thres scfes u ground, ma gve
acc0nmsda1ioa 70 neee than eighl hundred woskmsn
We ase fully justiaed n statng thst " now make
MORE THAN ONEHAlT o. ALL THE WATCH.
- SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES Ths dlges-
est grades ere distinguished by the ALLOWING trsde
mafAb engraved On Ne plate!
1. sAmesicaa wstch Co." waltAsa. Mass
3. "Appletoo, Tnw = Co.. walhsn. Nas,
A.R.A nestls,t,: waliAan Ma .eats.
4 WI. Hilssy..
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hi "Appsssoa. 1faey = O.. wa,sAn, na..
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11ap o. psice.
AL 1HI I1QpuCTs o. Tt4l yACTOnY
|s'sl AM FULLY WA9IANfIb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

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Batter dull ana sssier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

81. LOUIS, June 7.--Dan O'lladiqn, VIM
Henry, n. A. NorSill, J. P. Oowsn, Tsanl
nent 1cnians Of tkis city were srreGlsd To-
Day BY ~ United Ststss Harshal. and
br0ughs before tie u. s. District Court
Judge Trent presiding. /.
d.. Thomas O'Rsilly We slso esrssssd
but not belonging 10 the FeAian Bsothes
hood was released on bail
District Attorney Grover called the CO
a. II. w. Hogan . test CAsc. which ~
proceeded with, but nOlhinGsof .cSimina
charaeter ELECTED. Hogan, Henry, Oowen
end norrell were released on $1,000 bail
but O'l1adiean and Daily refused 70 erte
into bonds. The Trial win be continued 70
0OfroW.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

Nsw YouK, June IA dispatch nom
Cornwall G. w., states that lO,OOO me0
have been sworn In It Montreal for the de
fcnsc Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

Nsw ORLHANs, June 7.-Onc hundred
and 6fty Fenians LETT for Canada this .. m.
with our Mississippi ridea.
Wsters every where receding and no feat
Of further floods this, but the people In i'm.
mense submerged. Country terribly de
tsessed. Relief going out Of The city daily.
Arrived from Bsax0s, the Fourth Wisc0n.
Gin Cavalry with 500 men, COL Gregg.
0uerrilles continue ON the Mexican B0f-
Dr.. d.. Monk lssoed and murdered
Coavicts sent 70 ths pentitentiary BY Judge
Clinton. x.tat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

PHILADELPHIA, June IA deputai;0n
oe coaoeed men visited on The Execneave
Ooomiltee Of Fenion Brotherhood TIN
morning and offered Ne services Of oue hun
dfpd ale bodied colosed men, we'll dsiISet
soIdIess al Of whom served b lie late war
70 morch 10 t. CnupdA, Dopdof - hghs 10y
lrish liberty ahd h6epsndenee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

bradlsy's Dsplsx Ellptls Skirt
NR9Y rLBxlBLn, FOLDED BAslLY
~ veso II - y occupy small 0paDe-0e-
0lses, y Wholosale ~ WADSW0nTH O..
Ard retail ~ ". G. WAD0WOkfH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

.a ssSDsS AsN1x 9&z4SsAE4F III
Special Dispatdh to DAvExroBf DKxOCRAr.
= Corrected by B. AAiAbea keo.
81: Lou1s, Jane 9.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
"DIUTURNITY Eor, The Compare

DIUTURNITY Jor, The Compare
tire Age Of the World, sho,eing that
the Hamdn Race Is in the infancy Of
its being, and demonstrating a reason
able and rational World, and its inn
mense future duration: By Rev. r.
ABBEY. The foregoing is the title
of a well-printed, handsomely bound
volume, of $50 pages, laid before us
by the author From a,hasty glance
through its pages, we find it is a
work which displays great erudition
and research on the part of its au-
thor, and is full of interest. 1t is for
sale at the drug, store of Cassell &
Baughn. p q .al.+.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
Executive Appoiitments-The PEesi-
DENTS Friends % reseive the prefer.
n A Washington special Of the 9Th to
M Nsu vo.L H. LA .sava.H, EEA1

n a Washington special Of the 9Th to
the New York Herald says uc,Aj Z
Within a few days great ehangeis
Noticeable in The matter q Executive ap-
poinlments, The President seems to
have realized that loDgerforbearance with
the enemies Of his administration and its
measures was working rank injustice to
his friends. and to have realized the po-
tency of the old party maxim that "to
! the victors belong the spoils." As q
consequence the radicals who mustered
effrontery enough to call upon the Presi,
dent and solicit appointments for their
Friends, received little--reward for their
lsbors. and were treated to a plain expo
sition of his intentions for the future :.
They we're told in language decisive and
Hunmstakable that his friends should have
the preference, and thatno known enemy
Of the administration policy should re-
ceive the quasi Endorsement of a federal
appointment. In addition to this. the axe
has actually been set to work. and decap>
itations are now Of daily occurrence. Its
effects are already visible in the altered
and respectful department Of more than
one radical opponent in both branches OF
Congress. Heretofore, when the Presi.
dents private secretary was sent to The
Capitol on official business, he was res
ceive d with naughty frigidity that was
abso lutely insulting. Within q few days
all have become anxious to do him rever-
ence. He is met With the blandest Of
smiles. and surrounded by crowds who
protest against any rupture Of the friend
ly relations that should exist between the
President and Congress. and who vie
with each other in bestowing attentions,
uttering pretty speeches and deprecatiug
the idea that they are or ever were in
hostility to the Executive. But the work
will 20 on. No one will be deceived by
hollow pretences. Those officeholders
who have abused their positions to villify
the President and disrupt the Republican
party will be made to give way to better
men. The bare manifestation Of this re
solve has already half accomplished its
..H3 - Fat-t IN "a -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05


VTm CHoLERA Our latest adv;ces by
mail. concerniug the cholera at New
York, say IL was sbatiug at the Lower
Quarantine. and no new cases have been
admitted Oa- board the hospital ship
since the last report Of the deputy health
object. Eighty-eight cases then remained
in The hospital. being a reductions ofs since
the preceding Wednesday. Three deaths
occurred on Thursday. and siI patients
we're returned to the Illinois. Two more
vessels. ordered to New York as hospital
ships. BY the Secretary Of the Navy. have
towed into quarantine. The passengers
On the England we're stroogly protesting
sgsipst any farther detention ct suarss-
tine, and stated that food and water we're
bot scantiIy furnished them. Two or three
new cases on Wednesday and Thursday
are fepusgt tsIssrsPp.Ass- ORLEANS
1smes h.4poiiD n q y srrsa 3D. 60 s.
p q aA-LEA-4LSSSLSS12-2i bsaio-
A mere matter Of fotmAfalse
mlves- SIS -s-ts .-i.lr- %
a dead set-a party Of ghosts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

WHAT GRANT TIMES OF SHERMAN
AND SHERIDAE.-The Chicago Republican
saws: 600 . Il "A 40 % V T. 2 I
General Grant, IN a recent convefsas
ton with the Rev. Geo. Hepworth, Of
Boston, said Of Gen. Sherman: Sherman
is man TO be preaJ Of He ia iupet.
uous. be is faulty, but be Knows bis. own
faults as soon as any man" 0fSheridsn
he said He is the best man 10 Ameri.
ca. He bssso peer. He csp WELD any,
force. He is pure hearted, simple maa-
nered, and truly noble maR.s Aad Of
himself, he said There we're q thousand
others who could have done the thing as
well as I. I sm thankful to God that be
helped me TO do the work; but, had l not
been living. or had the Government pass.
ed over me, there are other men who
vosld have won the victory Tor you"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

.---- " = IL y :. = -
Obituary Address,---It, has bee

seen by correspondence, heretofore
published in this paper, that Mr..
Chas. Shackleford has consented to
deliver an address in this place :" in
commemoratiOn of the Confederate
dead of Madison county" The adj
dress will be delivered on Monday,
18th inst, in the Methodist church.
The occasion will be one of solemn
and absorbing interest, and from the
reputation of the young gentleman
chosen as orator, for learning and
talents, the public may expect a rich
intellectual feast. ar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
DE. DRoMGo0LR $
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

For the Immediate relief OF all Female Complaints and
Irregularities For Painful Suppressed or Irregular
Mens ruation, Lucorrhna or Whites, Failing OF tbs
Womb Irrithhny and liberation Of the Womb Chic
rosis, Mysteries, Palptation Saertness Of Breath,
Swimming and Giddiness Of the Head Pain in the side,
back and loinS cold feet md hands debility
and prostration and all those Troublesome diseases
which aiei least half OF the female Community
II n.nlnves all distractions Of nature promotes regularity
and he pal cheek with the roseate hues
Of mature, chisels the features adds hlancy to tie
eve dintee ct, beauty the youthful and composes
aud quets old age 1t produces those effects by inNis1
ang and nrousing the whole feIaae system to its vat
ural healthy functions Call agent and look at IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

RAMON Thursday night last we
were treated to another very heavy
fall of rain, accompanied by consid-
cradle wind. 1t was feared that fur
ther breaks in the railroads would
be caused by this rain, but we hear
the trains coming in from above and
below, as usual. Alphabetically con-
sidered, these rains are very unwel-
come visitors just now, as the earth
had already been superabundantly
saturated. The cry of the planter to
the Ruler of things celestial and ter
restrial is-.peccari! feecGci!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05


The CHoLERA.-Medical writers say
that mental disquietude, such as fear Of
apprehension iacites. renders persons
more liable to be attacked, and it is there.
fore 10 be regretted that the daily papers
see ct to give sensational headings, and
publish articles which cause unnecessary
alarm. II the disease, is infectious its
ravases will not be- stayed by exciting
panic in regard to it, and many unreaect-
ing persons will aid in its extension by
siarming reports that have not the lest
foundation. A calm. .equable, mental
condition. absolute cleanliness, both 10
person and apparel worn next the skin,
who'll so1re food al regalst intervals, and
absence ct .apythiugi like feat are laid
down BY physicians IS the best prevents
ives 81 cholera. '@" 1870.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

To GENTLEMEN, EXCLUSIVELY
If your toggery' is becoming some
what the worse for wear;' if, when
You go upon the street, you expert
ence the sensations so graphically
expressed by Jeremy Didtller,' when
he was paying his distresses to
the beautiful maid at the foot of the
hill, feelinn that you are shabby
genteeL' in fine, fyour dress is coarse,
or otherwise unbecomings go at once
to SEATER's and stand for your mea-
sure. He will adOrn the outer man
to such a degree, that, all else being
equal, if you have any designs on
femininity, Your sidt shall prosper,
beyond all peradventure Or, if you
wish to be more economical, and pre-
fer a ready-made suit, at the same
stand, Odd Fellows Hall, front room,
up stairs Mr.. A. B Dancy will furnish
you with an outfit, as good as the best
and as cheap as any in the South.
If between Scatter and Dancy you
cannot be suited, in cut, colors, quail
ity and price, you had better emf
CRATE to Paris, and get yourself
rugged out.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
TAILeRTNQ,---Ee.asl.- attention

TAILeRNG,-T-Fesask attention to
the card of b sSehiaer.. who has
opened, q tailoring establishment on
the north side Of the public square
Mr.. ScheiAet was formerly of the firm
of Kaufman & scheiaar, who made
up the uniforms for the Madison
Rifles" sufficient guarantee of his
fitness In that line of business. He
was afterwards a member Of that
company. and did faithful service.
If you have some cutting and sowing
TO be done, get Scheifer to do it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

BEAUTIES OF MEXICAN L1FE.-The dis
organized social condition in the neighbor-
hood of the Rio Grande is well illustrat,
ed by the following conversation in a cof-
fee house, at Brownsville the other day :
"A gay looking Mexican pleasantly ad-
dresses Freedman, who understood the
language, saying: Excuse me, my
friend, but it seems to me we've met
somewhere Il can't remember ever hav-
ing met you anywhere replied the other.
That's strange said the Mexican Il
was sure l had met you; but now are
you right sure that younever met me any
where p The Frenchman taking good
look at him, L am certain never met
you before in my life well then, I'm
mistaken 10 the man, that's all, and l
beg your pardon. Will you take drink
my friend?' The Frenchman accepted,
and they drank and separated. The cream
Of this Interview consisted in the fact tina
the two had met, and that the Frenchman
knew the Mexican the moment he saw
him. The Mexican was one Of gang
of robbers who receady pillaged the
steamer Montezuma. The Frencbman
was on board at the tine, and 1t was this
very robber who had stripped him Of his
watch and boots aud clothes, even to his
last shirt. The Frenchmsn declined re-
cognking him or having him arrested,
because if he did 50, he felt sure Of being
spotted and murdered by others Of the
gang. o"Sweet state of society. isn't it !?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05
DE IA EoeKE,s
covsrtrrrfovaL MovARcR.

OU1'NF n II IV-'-IL NV-FdnNhi
Beng happy combination ef Stillingia. Sarsaparla
yellow Dock, Burdock and Iodide Potash for ell
diseases requirinE alterstiNe treatment Recon
mended for all impurities OF the blood Scrufulas. 81 IN
leases syphilis b all iss forms Irh Tunors Glandu
IA SwelkagS llcerSs old Sores, PimPles md betefs
on the fare Bcs herpdtary tiints and all nat ei<s
Of malsde fog wAch Physisiass reoonmsae the
blood 70 hepufihed
sore a our oshsr tsparntiauz ~ ~ fAhoSs'
DrOngoole A Cas- Lung BALSAN, .s
Df DfomceoleS RED DfARK1fEA kkMEbf
. N La Rockies PILE eALVEsx
DR.. J Parhafns TNBIkN 6ALyh.
brOngoplss vEeETkRL3 AHTI'R4L4oOs PILLS
RSs - SSSss phIsia.ssa sTeMACH BEFFERs
SID b DFokkist sd nsrehsnts
|, losb1pR1raEs-ps sOe are sals Aseuss for cant-n.
p pnONsooEs 90, ,P-eE.4S,or.1
F whclessle Retail Druggists.
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N-nrhis, Teup
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GRr. McCLELLAH.-In his life of Stone
wall Jackson, Major John Easten Cooke
expresses the delibsrale, opinion hat Gen.
George b. Mcclellan was BY far the
sblest-eestainly ihs- nesi ssissii6e-
accomplished Of the Federal 0ensfsls
who figured in the late. war. After
awhile. when the verdict Of history 10
coolly and impartislly made up, there
viii be quite a respectable body Of Amer
lean peOple-perbaps q msiOriy--vho
will qsile agree with Major Cooke. Gen.
Mcclellan is still soiOurDing IN Europe
AZ last secoBnts, be vas enjoying the
Inequalities Of Prussisa oOuu,. 4 Ber.
In.
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sErANTIEIR's

!. (0AfPD FLULD EXZR4CT BEARBERRT
Prepared according to experienced Physicians views
for all Diseases a tho KJhnevs. 1yadder Prostr4te
Gland snd Urethra--Uhether acute chronir-male
feInale. For non-retestion of Urine, Gravel irra
bity and inf amnaiion of the Bladder aud Kidney WAX
arising from eees-es effects Of early mdfscston
and habits " dissipation with wakefulness
palHa countensnee, evn forbOdmgs weak back. &c
This preparation Is compound OF Cubebs Juniper
Berries Bnehu RTssseway and Matica. Ask your
abide tv his decision
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS,


possessing intrinsic VALUE and NERII are endfsv
orng 10 supply that dnani by Offering tfese which
nav be confidently relied upon, by Physicians and
patient In o necessity We remove all secrecy
furnishing our Agents with Recipes and authorizing
them to impart the knowledge N regular practis
ing Physicians. No genuine Physician will withhold
med cal from his brother in the profession and
willing to sink or swim, upon LIE same platform
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-05

ESThe Southern Rtralist" comes
to us with an X on the margin. X,
indeed We have been King all the
time. You must have extraordinary
mail facile-ities down your way,
friend Swasey. sl ag
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10 DE - ROCKIES
HILL KIN q,

Which nayer fails to enre the most Hveerae eases OF
chls that be found II affects the head,
be administered infants and makes pern anent cures
Chill aud Fever, Dumb Chlls intermittent, Remittent
and Bilious Fevers, Periodical HeadAche pain and
aching OF the POINTS and limbs neuralgia, general lAssi
fude debility cold and chilly SENSATIONS and all dissSs
E a Malarious origin. Each package contains
Box Of Liver Pills, box n antiPerodic F1ils and
boule Of Tonic Call and enquire all aboutjt
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BooT AND SHoE-NAK1NG.--We
ask attention to the card of Earnest
& Winkler, who are carrying on
the above business in Canton. Their
work is warranted to last, and any,
person they fail to fit need not foot
the bill. .. Both members of this
firm were in the Confederate service,
and no one was more earnest in the
cause than George. He was, ON sew
eral occasions in sanguinary battles,
was wounded, and would probably
have 'pegged out had it net been
for worthy st. Crispin- As it was,
he waxed very low at one time; death
hammered at his door loudly, but,
after awl, did not succeed in cutting
the thread of his existence. He
still lives the Jolly eObbler, and
sings as merrily as ever,
BLOW, o blow, ys gentle breeEes,
Anamong he leaves and treeses;
Sing, sing. ye joyous muses..
While fmake your boots and shoeses.