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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
DR.. EASTERLY'S
Hm1versns Family pills

Are very mild and pleasant in the~ operation
vet more prompt and cectna In cleansing the stem
from al bilious putrd and irritating matter than the
rarou- o'ler pilis in general use. For Liver COM
plaint and u, -,r.psis they really invaluable
ihesr Pills are PieELY VEGETABLE in their In
Gradients and will b. found much superior 10 other
ril- To cure the diseases incident To the EsT. Fam
HES Try them
KFT Price 50 cents per box. Forty Pills In box
tH Prepaid and sold by DR.. +. EASIEhLl *
co. No 20 North FiIih street. - LOUIS. Mo. Sois'
, their Family Medicine Store No. ~ Madison street,
Chicago, Ils For sale by Druggists generally.
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VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
wul cure Bssiaee Spr.in ssesche'
Toothache. sore t6rost, Cholid CrsRps,
.n.1sns' Cholesa Mor61a. DyasnteSy o.
RoSel Complaints, Nervous Affections,
Pain in the Face, Painters collie. Ague in
the Face. Pain in the Back and Limbs
and. in fact, wherever it is applied
PAIN CAVNOT EXIST.
mtus Is THE MOST SPEEDY AxD EfFTcAc1ors
uedirine ever discovered. tn relieve persons sul-
fs,;ny PAIN. 1t IL used internally and externally
with never falling success A. Family Medicine II
is invaluable.
DIR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
IL the hest remedy known for the cure OF Cholera
should that awful ecourge again visit this country, a.
II l. feared il will every family should supply them
selves with this Medicine. 10 IN ~ early sage
the disease. Price 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared and Sold by DR.. Il. EAsTEKLf "
No. 20 North Fifth street. 81. Louis. Mo. Sold =
Branch Medicine Store No. W Madison street. I'm
cago. III. For sale by Druggists generally
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DIR. EASTERLY'S PAIN KILLER.
Or. EaSlerIy'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dvsbepsis. Liver
Complaint, Costiveness. Jaundice. and all
arrangements Of The S stem where an
Aperient or Cathartic medicine required
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

READ | nutIxfsy,:l ACTli
ursrlssrr II IN . resident " Csrs
sca. and have sfsea Aesoedtstnsd ~ ggne yeu
conccruing the rssl value u your hbLII.k Az
EhlENl ~ ! seinsay lot 1a4loestise TOD pys-
psvatAs desire N exprsss ~ zee III gocefs
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done my wife. for'tcur " I've yesrs ny wife
he's essa sadly Afflicted with pyspspsiA and o.
ter being under the tscss0sptpf severul doctors
for two Or thi.e yeas, she wss' finally Induced
TO Geek the advice cSsleasned Thy si(ion, lr Co
bislas. n vscesas.; y no irsssedie&ely heated
her w!,h Jour EtFLkvEscENT BELfxER
now YkaSsussS WxlA tssi Il ~ Auoy ~ 1he
good u humanity 70 make THE stesen eut that
medicins % ssIHsble should b. WIDELY Known
Trusting ron vii give this publicity, and rrr.st.
ing my earnest grs ,itudr snd thinks ntn re-
! specially yours, \. u. e. HESKIQCEk
New Y ok, June %, 'es, Merchant, Curacao.
w = Ask
The sueesing billions % cur I, I'D % give this
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| SICK HEADACnE. DEFINES. IkDIGES-
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Or ATTACKS. Ii EkCOM-
4 PLANTS RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS &C
4 Read the iainIlil.toi tcsiin onnls with each
bottle ard do no' use the medicine against the
adA,ce OF yonr uss,eim.
| NAM Acrrntn ON = nv
IA ~ &c q NJ q CO..
sfs Grcerwh,cb SGeclK
Fon sAfv nv ALL DRrGcis+s scpa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

never fails to cure Coughs and Colds in few DAYS
ann has cured thoushd upon thousands ol ease. Of
consumption after Physicians and al other re NEEDLES
u u aiie and the pitlens given up to die. This
Ms N Is me most perfect and in'ahie remedy for III
"'sv ., the Lungs known TO civilized world
.. az ci-e Price 20 cents for trial bottles large
1 Prepared and sold by D. f. EASrElI Y &
CO.. No. 70. North Filth stree ST, innis No ali
ny tn.iF hFanch Family Medicine store No. ~ Madi
Sol street. Chicago. His " " ''A'
For eAle BY all DRUGGISTS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

r~.~Drsr JdLSsqu t.sc . speech at
Of February. in which he said
40, bow diiI,F en, this from the example
set by the holy founder of our religion.
whose Divine atm r~pches the horizon and
embraces the whole aerth. Yes, he who
iounded this great SCHEME came into the
world and found our rad condemned under
the law, and the sentence was death. What
was his 'xanile! InsteAd Of putting the
world or } nation to death he went forth
with crafe and ate< sted by his blood and
his wounds hat he>xouldl die and let the
nation live"
Such lofty sentiments al this is branded
by the abolition press Of the country as the
"diunker harrangue offs traitor and cop
perhead.' Gould malicious hatred Of baf.
fed sccundrels 81 farther!
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N N n, nD1T~O'(DE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW.
~ and War Claim Agent. Office on
BRADY street, in Franklin Block. two doors north
~ Post btece. mvlS-u
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IAs,Ons a.l'rZEN.

nNACTlCAL DYER --PAK1ICULAR At
Z rkSrIoN paid 10 dyelng Cloths. silks. veivets
Or Garments -i al, kind--to give any color DE
sued Third street, two doors Yves: OF Iowa
. nm aide myl6dly
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DER. EASTERIY.S


G u u G H B Al. s A NJ
VIII Cure Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Con-
sumption. Bronchitis. shifting Of Blood,
Pain in the Side ard Breas,, 'vhocping
Cough. Cronp. ard all Diseases Ct the
Throat, Chest and Lungs.
THE most perfect, pleasant. and cfracious remedy
and Lungs liz
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Vym. d. HAIR ~. N. h..
RDhm.fchnaa and NAlH.gROll.

IYAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN DAN-
I'LL export, and osers his professional servtcas
10 the citl lens Of this city ana v'cini'v
ONE. a, tue Union Drug Store. IS Brady st..
between "a and 3a sel5 dt
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Putnam n seUs.s4s SIS,
u. 4. QkB;RuD N. -.
Dr. l.. FRENCH,

HAyENpoRT. IOWA. RESIDENCE AT
- DIR. McGasn's house, ON Brady street. "a
oor below Clinton Place. Office N Mr Miner
u.n,al Rooms. corner of Brady aud Cd streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

This medicine immediately STOPS TIE CO;GH
pronuces irec ana essy expecioration. Removes vi
mucous ard foul matter fro, the air ,,as 49, :; 90
ease IN difficult breathing. allays the Irritation ~ ,h
inn.s and e Gets Speedy Cure BY soothiny an.
Healing all the pulinonar nr.,,,s = -'''- UNI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05

Kos. 4. 4. Lake ST.. Chicago.
We have large and extensive MACHINE Rooms
IN our .obbug House, where WE inanniati dre eur
Clothing under our own Supervision. fhtrees
possessing the advantagss 81 heeplng ont sfoeh
WILL SUPPLIED and regular >iz,S. ana viii. at all
times keen better assortment titan can he iounG
at houses supplied from the Eastern market.
sn29d DIT A~AuFL PIERCE 4 CO
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~ 9 ls1sssessasiY K fseeifsd ie either
pess A.. az sns ~ r: .:.,us -
DA1a6ohall have bfen dsclars4 entitled 10
- pseaGiea, ~ taken -.
N Dizla, sGQ esccsieut, tok ne MOOT
eoa3sasiag hisk pesch With eliseson t.
~ 31uosas )tnssefs. tsalendsn. Tram
, - - GA&kan. He ID inot thisk i
- 2usk Asofhr. yrsesssds4 - ~. - he
did in,hia Mt speech, that " thought the
President would not b m. 1ps to bis coup-
~. Thot M not nssh = b. said Of
1ss With such record Of patriotism and
1evotisu 10 bic country. Jbut there were
cissunssaness y b taks3 int considera.
tn when this w. ~ the Presiden;
~ being dsnounced II the other Houst
"a n ths Senate. NJ. vads bed spoken
= vssy ssvsrs terms entcssning him. He
believed thaa ths only 4sans Of calming the
country ~ By ths popcy adopted by the
Preeideoe. md, believing this, BE- was vii
Linz 70 oveJleak AaGssbncss Of detail which
night ~ 6stw esA Jim and the President
a. 1~A( carrying q Of this policy. he
"a ~ bslisvs thsJ w. eny principle in
kea<cA in ths Frseit en's Dursaa Till, and
IL voting for Il iyf tts 6rst plaoe, he did
uos esavies hi9Islfhn any way, except Al
siriend Of ~ ffss} Inca, which b. still was
TIE psliey khich the President Vas nov
pnssais( was ~ policy which he tMr
b(uu0 bad sdve( Atsd since the co0nence
oeoe ofWUVWHs voted fes the Freed
eso's bin, tAosq he thscshs Il objsetio"
eble Il many e2sreets. He was not 0
these who bslisbsd that, because . maj
was Oensssvsovs, hs ought therefore 1
hats ths nsgre@ He va willing to vot
nossy - ffssif for black men a for white
and 90 were W Constituents he represent
"a. He woulA never ask whether suffer
ing msn w white Or black. 1t va
esoursie. I'm 20 know Tat there was su
tsHng. and hat they were human being
eho suffe Sd. He did not believe the PT n
dent woyld have vst0sd the bill OH accour
IL the ol 0scsione contained in the last pa
II the 6sssase. but that he had bee
prop6ted y do 20 By 6ftssn other objec
tiaG6 to The bill itself. which we're ably st
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-05
pIEElT ItlNS.

Take two ar three ril,- gali. 20 he'd ,eTy second OF
tir III, ut Il lls,y do ,...T. Two three times
next inurI,n- ia," one .1e laof". oi;t si,sii
.ki-t sltouu ilasiaby .oiiua t!elt The Ia,
Ias may b. Used vixen pa -lt- Imp! Is neces-
sy As al nii-bilious jurs they inferior ~
and IN dO-"- "a MO three they give asionisls
d relief in sick Headache" also i'll si;g hit dcrangc-
III 81 In. stomach
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expenses.
K skater named Carrie Curtis, has been
astonishing the citizens Of Dubuque lately,
with his fests Of lexterity on ice. lie writes
al the letters the alphabet in han some
style and period ns many ether equally DIFF
ficult fcsts.
The sales Of zeal estate within the county
Of Des MoinesSfo the YER ending Deem
Der .ss, 1861 amounted IT, 81 ,Oss. 397.--
Stamps placed on instruments Of writing,
recorded in Pic Recorders office, for tn,
same period amounting sl,7@.
The yor} al sayyfh,t ,Inscatinc con
..ins four' u dry 9oob 5or\r, thirty retail
grocery stfes. three wholesale grocery es
tablishmej is, five drug q pre- six hardware
stores, III Jewelry estsbp sht aents, six boot
and shoe stores, four clio hns stores, three
millincr establishment eur stove stores
three Qrniturc e:tabl,d dments, two bool
storesf M Thirty -eigb dtosas and restsur
ants"
The Dubuque HeralV Of the 2usihf u't.
says that TAT mectin1 of the Produce Ex
change on Saturday, 4 gentleman states
that Ottawa, H.. has 4 several gears ship
ped s.arch to Eur pc great profit; tha
Oswego, n. Y, finds tarch making yer!
profitable business vii b corn at 80 cents
bushel. H. said the capital required i
$50 GOO, and that low contains thirty one
fortieths Of all the ele( hents, and at cheal
rate, for starch maxi g. ~ the process
nov IN use hushel bf corn yields; 20 t
- pounds IF starc4 and starch can b.
made here at the pr( tent price Of earn a
four cents per poadd. Wheat produce
starch, and potat0e( still less-the latte
! but little over a ,hir0 rs much as corn. Tn
Western nanuiactu ers has margin Of /
to 2 cents per pound over the Elste, n man
uiacturcr. lie ext bitcd specimcs Of starcl
seven wears old Of ne quality and in goo,
CONDITION iuder d he circumstances Of cor,
being so cheap asko be used for fuel j
lows, IN account of convenience, and IN
present price If 4arch being high. it is
good irls sonG capitalists to make mon
ey by ~ aanufscturc II starch
I boy named O'Lsdthlp, Of Springfield
IIumtodt county, wAsfrojen to death o,
~ 9th .ast, in going : s.qnce of half
V... L.
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DISEASES OF TIE LIVER.

DISEASES OF TIE LIVER.
he Liver Il much more frequently the rcat Of dis
e.e than is generally supposed. The function II Is de
ned to Nc form and the re-. uiar execution oil
pnhh depends only the genera health Of the body,
at the .sw ers Vi The stomach bowels brain and the
ole ner, Gus sysic, shows III vast and vital import
Is Il 10 human health When the liver Is seriously
seascd il in iaci not only derss the vital functions
i, the body. but exercises II loneful influence over
lie mind and It's operations. which cannot easily be
tcxrisd. Ii has close connection with other dis
,.s.s and m.,uiiics,s itself by great variety OF
nptonls OF most doubtful character, that II mis-
aOs more pysi,iais. even ri great einMence, than
M other yni organ hr intimate connection TINT
.xk,s between the liver and tie Brain, and The greet
gl.ininon which am persuaded II exercises over the
les,ons u mankind. convince me that many unortu
,t beings have committed act OF deep and criminal
atrpcity or become what fools term hypHlondfiacs,
rom tie simple fact OF dis cd state o the liver.
ave lone been convinced HAT more than Ons-lini 81
me complaints which III His country. are to be
stsidercd having their sca AZ diseased state oil
the liver. will enuiicrate some Oh them: NDiohas-
rfoN DEilANGED STATE OF THE BOWELS iRErrABlE AM,
ttNpItTIvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, trt III u1ntg anu
mad auate CAUSES. of which afterwards feel
slan,ed last, though not least. more than THREE
gotrsls NJ the diseases enumerated under the head u
uNstMlTIoN. have their seat III dIseasea liver rms
: traly frighilul catalogue
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n. So ANk N q n ~.

HAy Sc THE UNION DRUG
IA Store, formeriy owned by ~. W >. h,g
gins. No. s. Brady, between "a and Sd streets.
trusts BY close attention to business 10 merit "a
shase vi public patronage.
Pure Medicines aud Chemicals alwavs on
hand aud reliable. sep5 DIFF
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SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side under The edge Of the ribs. in
creasi,.r pressure sometimes the pam l. ~ Inc lett
le the pafien' il rarely e 10 lie the left side.
sometimes t pain il felt un..tr the shoulder blade,
and il frequently extends W the top III the shoulder,
and sometimes mistaken ur rheumatism III the arm
The stunit il affected with loss OF appetite and SICK
iiess the bowels in general are cosisc. sometimes al
IL ri.ain. with axi,y the head j troubled with pain
accom- panied with duh. heavy -ena,ion " the back
Mrt There is general, considerable loss OF memory
tccumIIiicd with p;sIul sensation Of having lcii
a.dunc something winch ought to have been done. y
slight dry cough j. -ois;iil attendant. lb" pa
rui Dipis oi vcar!irss ard debility. he l. easily
sttkd In feet are cold ming. he complains
efa pri, kis sensation of ms skin. lis spirits low.
ana although he Is satisfied iii.l exercise would be
beneficial 10 hiin, vet nc scarcely sim up fortude
anouph To try H. Ia fact. h. 'li-I..- every remedy
.scfal o the abOyesymptenie ,npais the disease,
nj cases have occurred Wien isW al them existed.
Il examination Of Tire hody. afr dedh. has shown The
IL, i.,.. ir.. xter>4A ~ ID Al
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Ctlcby Yfcl Lirey. Pills !

FIR the Cure ~ Htpdtis. Or LtVeT OOWPs0s"es
Dysptpsin and Sick Xcadahe
Ii oaerin. 10 III. public Or Mrlaner Celebrated
Ill H. W., presume no apollo, VIII Ne needed. The
grst prevalence III Liver Complaints and bilious Dis
,,~s Of all kinds throughout the United stlesr. alid
paaicuarIy IN the West ard South. where IN the ma
iorv OF cases the patti, Is not within the reach OF
rcgnkar plyseian requires that some remedy should
b. provided tl.ss woaid not IA the Least -
iti,u and vet he safe etiectuai 1T ich II
III ,,,e clnrut sr Of Dr. Mclarrs -isss = b ilta
e a ,i.u,n he testimony IA, c.ioT. you. ana
III. 4ea, success which has invariably attended tier
~ 4 n Ne mink, be srincicn convince the most
i rsu,,us Ii has been sincere Wish. that tics
1 3.tonih frly and fully tested. and stand or in
Ii H. ste - produced Tint the, have been tested
It'll; TIA, liz, r. ali been every Respect Etsorabie
v. u II thou. nd- 10 witness who have experienced
n u beneficial effects.
~ Mclmr Liver pills are not held forth and
nded like most u! the popular medicines u The
d.yI ~ universal ais, but simply for llN Elk
! G ,tPLAINIS. and those symptoms connected with n
l Inn ,.u.s N pfti
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n. IL. l.EAK Il

TrORSEY AND COUNrEL'.ok All Law.
N = l.. corner oil Second ana hrany sree's'
! Davenport, Iowa. h"Vi wv
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JTOMHOPATilIST. OFFICE On B.ady -.
over WARMERS Shoe store e'tlane
near Posi- Office Residence n. W. corner 1lh
and Perry SITS. Jahzo "'
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COOK 4 DBeaiIeI.

A TTORNFyS AND COUNSELCRS At LAW
~ oo,ce corner 81 aiu aud Sd SITS. lanzc~
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AGuE AND FEVER.

Dr. Mcianes Liver Fills III of Arur and Fever
hen with anime. lffulnsslNe Of the most
b.pps results NJ better ,;lltsit ear he used pre-
lafniury 10 or alter taking tsu.usne. Ne would al
- all who are afflicted 10 give them
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~ =. TAYLOR. N. H.,

HAYSICIaN AND SURGEON. OfFCt II
basement u state Bark bhiioing Hes,urnee
an IL. bet. Bardy and Perry streets. nolsdw
, 1866-02-06

ten by all and that means for the better
protection of property will instantly be
taken. We are happy to state that no
lives were lost.
In our next we trust 10 be able TO en-
ter in a more detailed description Of this
awful calamity.
HIS Excelleucy invited some gentlemen
to meet him at Government House this
afternoon at 2 o'clock for The purpose of
considering what measures ought to be
taken TO relieve the sufferers from the
late calamity.
An amount of over two thousand dol
lars were subscribed on the spot and we
trust that in a few days a much larger an
amount will be collected.
, 1866-02-06
(From the ST. Thomas Times, Jan. 81

Arrived here on Monday afternoon the
United States War-steamer Rhode IsInnd,
Is guns, Commander FAIRFAX, bearing
the flag of Acting Rear-Admiral PALMER.
Yesterday morning the ship exchanged
s%aluteS with Fort Christian. In The
forenoon the Admiral landed and was
received at the wharf by a guard Of
honor and a salute from the fort, to which
the ship replied. The Rhode IsJand is
last from Fortress Monroe, and to the po-
likeness of her officers New York papers
to the 22nd instant, have been furnished
to friends on shore, who have kindly
allowed MS a prrusal. Our space to-day
does not allow Us 10 notice the news.
And this morning the United States
gun-boat Swatar0, 10 guns, Commander
%JEFFERs, last from Bermuda. On anchor
ing she exchanged %saIutes with the fort.
, 1866-02-06
From tie Weekly Dispatch, January AZ
SPAIN.
THE MILITARY REVOLT.

MADRID, Wednesday evening Jan. 10.
General Concha arrived here yesterday.
Some excitement prevailed at the Puerta
del Sol, shouts being raised by a crowd
Of students but every precaution was
taken TO prevent II serious disturbance of
order. A proclamation was posted on
the public buildings stating that the Co
vernment would act with great yigour to
maintain tranquility.
BARCELONA, Wednesday.
The troops which had preserved order
on the 7th aud 8lh inst. were no longer
sufficient on the following day, and The
Captains General with fresh troops took
command Of the garrison. The crowds
assembled in the streets threw stones at
the soldiers, and were thereupon sum
moned three times to disperSe, but, the
disturbances continuing, orders were
given to fire on the people. The eve
ming passed off quietly, the troops BIZ
vouacking in the public squares. This
morning the town is quiet. kilograms
from the other towns of Catalonia state
that no disturbances had occurred.
, 1866-02-06

ACOOa
February. sF
Thursday 1Leoves St. Thomas withthe Mails
fer WestEnd and Porto Rico.
Sunday 4Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
sam.
Monday s. Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
Wednesday 7 Leaves St. Thomas for Bassin at
Do. 7Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
SPIN.
Friday -. 9Leaves ST. Thomas for West End
at s 4.
Do 9Leayes West End for st. Thomas
at 5 p
Monday 10 Leaves St. Thomas for Basin at
Do...- q Leaves Bassin for St. Thomas at
Thursday Is Leaves ST. Thomas for West End
at S A. NJ.
Do is Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 p ".
Saturday ..iI7LeaveS St. Thomas for Bassin at
Do II Leaves BasSin for ST. Thomas at
5P.M
Tuesday :. 20 Leaves st. Thomas for Basin
at s A..
Christiansted Ist February 1866.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1866-02-06
From the London Times, january IT,
DEN MARK.
COPENHAGEN,

COPENHAGEN, Jan. IS.
The official BerbngShe Ttdende Of to-
day says no application has ever been
made by Denmark TO the protecting Pow
ers for intervention in Greece. King
George relies upon the patriotism of the
Greeks, and looks forward TO the future
with confidence.
General OxhoIm will shortly proceed
to Mexico, and Count Moltke TO Brussels,
in order to decorate the Emperor Max
imiIian and King Leopold IL. with the
Order OF the Elephant.
, 1866-02-06
MADRID, Wednesday Evening.
IlanY

hADhiD, w tuICSNdy LV6HIH5'
On receiving a drputarion from the
Chamber of Deputies to present an ad-
dress, the Q1een replied that in spite Of
the aft ction she experienced in viewing
the sad sight Of a rebellion among q pnr-
ton of the army, il was for her IA great
consolation to see The representatives of
the nation offering her their support and
the testimony Of their unanimous loyalty.
The latest official dispatches nnounce
that General PRINTS carriage aud baggage
had fallen into the hands of the Royal
troops. lie is still stated to be in the
mountains Of Toledo, mau9uvring to
reach the Portuguese frontier. Columns
have been sent to cut of his retreat by
way Of Estremadura.
The rumourS current here that General
ConcIia was wounded is officially denied.
After arriving at Madrid he had an inter
view with Marshal O'Dounell.
At II o'clock last night an alarm,
which lasted a short time, was given j;
but quiet is now completely re-estabtish-
ed. Some anxiety continues to prevail.
The authorities of Saragossa and Bar
ceIona telegraphed to the Government, on
the 10Th, that perfect order reigned.
PARIS, Friday.
The Monteur, in its bulletin of to-day,
says :-"The state Of affairs in Spain
seems to he unchanged. A proclamation
has been promulgated at Madrid, decIar-
ing that groups shouting stditious cries
will be dispersed 10y military force. The
provinces are tranquil, with the excep-
lion Of Catalonia and Aragon, where q
certain uneaSiuess prevails"
, 1866-02-06
BAYoNNE, Thursday.

Letters received here from Barcelona
to the 9th inst. confirm the statement
that on The previous day the troops had
fired upon the peoDle, and that three per-
sons were killed aud five wounded.
Received by Reuters Telegram Com
, 1866-02-06

TglFIE Undersigned, intending to leave
q for Europe early in March, requests
these indebted to her to make a speedy
settlement of accounts to enable hrr to
make arrangement with her creditors.
She offers FOR RENT the comfortable
dwelling towards the Seaside Of her
Lot No. So Kings Street, suitable for q
bachelor or small family.
Christiansted, January 30th 1866.
CAROLINE BRUMWELL.
, 1866-02-06
Total 251,149 76

Total S25l.149 76
Balance Of deposits 5 54,497 SO
4 new deposit accounts, viz:
! Minor. 9 Various.
L Supercargo.
8 Withdrawals amounting to.-$296 So.
, Receivers for Saturday, 10Th Febr. 1866.
~ CRAFTSMANSHIP
Lieut.. A. J. Boye, Trustee.
p. McDermott, Esq, Member.
In ~FREDERIKsTED
L. Faber, Esqr., Trustee,
r. J. RobiYon, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 5th February 1866.
, 1866-02-06
ROUTE OF STEAMER
"ClaTa RotI2e,' ~

FROM 1sr FEBRUARY TO CORN FEBRUARY.
, 1866-02-06
Receivers:

Amount offormer deposits
10 deposits Of 20 cents each.
- above 20 cts. and under 5