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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16

THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT NOW In
Il the District of Columbia OF Alexan--
dria, where Plan and ORGANS can be sk7SA
hOTOKghIy tuned ana re epaired is at VUyv
GhORGE l.. WILD BROS
PIANO FORTE NANUFACTORY
Numerous iDcOntrnyertihle references can be
seen at the establishment No 497 Ilth street a
few doors north of Penn avenue
Also, for sale, an assortment Of the best new
and second hand PIANOS and ORGANS. on easy
terms. ap 10. SIN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SPECIAL NOTICE
In consequence of the great pecuniary outlay in
yotysd by this engagement, while there will be N u
INCREASE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSION,
during it's continuance a charge will be made of
TWgNTG. FIVE CENTS EXTRA FOR SEATS
SECURED IN AIVANCE.
First appearance Of the great American Actor,
MR.. JAMES f MURDOCH.
who is engaged at an ENORMOUS EXPENSE for
A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. commencing on
THIS tMoBdsyl EVENING, April Ii. 1855,
with his unrivalled impersonation of ROVER, in
O'keefes eleg ant act comedy of
WILD OATS,
supported by a
BRILLIANT AND POwERFUb CAST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16


GEORGk LIZA Proprietor
SECOND WEEK OF THE SEASON
Go to- might and zee the NEW COMPANY with
MORE ADDITIONS
First appearance. in two years of
MISS JENNY ENGEL
the most beautiful, dashing aud talented Vocalist
in the profession.
Great success OF VIM CARLETON,
The Irish Comic Vocalist who has been received
with nnbounded shonts Of admiration every night
Last week Of the INFANT ANGELO.
in his great feat tZampilaerostation
Last week of Prof. DONALDSON, and his son ,
the wonderful ACrShRts
Second week of MILE FORESTEEL,
the Female COntortienist
MULLIGAN aud BUCKLEY,
in new Ethiopian Acts.
DONNELLY'S GRAND Ballet TROUPE,
First week of the Pauromime of the
SKELETON WITNESS; Or,
THE MAGIC RINGS.
First week Of
ALL'S WE'LL THAT ENDS WELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16

A Z C h E T.
BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL.
Each day as you read yorr newspaper,
An offer yOu often will find.
To teach you 20 make "A great fortune,
Uyou are but that way inclined.
Ifyou will send them some money,
Their secret to you they will tell;
And for others which like to inform you,
lew stamps will answer as well.
BEt, have got something to tell you,
That will save you many tramp,
IL You want to buy good and cheap clothing;
And dem even charge you stamp.
New Just walk up TO Seventh street,
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL 90,
And You II md the best clothes i'm the CRY
Are sold by SMITH BROTHERS q co.
SMITH BROTHERS & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS in
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
s64 SEVENTH STREET
just received the largest and finest stock of
PlkCE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash
We are prepared to e feS b srSts as IN Ie
at less prices than any other establishment.
nj L0sANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I1
to call the Alteration of his friends and the >Sa
sOdd S SPRk 70 ana I sfHf Fss9SS %SaR f
shlch ne Wlli make up at reasonable rates --n7-
Mr. ROBERT HARDON. his associate in bust.
ness, invites his former friends TO give him call
and guarantees q perfect fitting and fashionable
garment 10 all who may give their patronage.
y. 81 have removed from 81 Z Ninth street, TO
the above place. nah Is I'm
CHAkLES PARMER, JAMES T. WALKER,
MEkCHA Mt ia ILOkS,
No. 4s4 Seventh street, near f.
hne assortment of CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES
and NEST1NGs on hand, which they will =.
make up in the fastest style and best DOS >&4
sihle manner. "A
We have also a fine assortment of Gents N
Furnishing Goods. .A
Please give ms a call.
Shirts made 10 order.
fe 26-3m FARMER WALKER
L j. HEIBERGER,
CITIZENS asisisoi AS6 Y D MiEfTHRY faIR o'">A
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Metropolitan Hotel, Idts Brovn's, W
362 Pennsylvania avenue,
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< i C YLES
Gents Black and fancy colored
SPRING STYLE SOFT HATS
BOYS HATS, Black and Fancy Celors
CHILDRENS' STAW HATS,
Gray'sMoULDED COLLARS,
Lockwood's CL0TH-LINED COLLARS
Fine assortment of
WALKING CANES &C.,
GEMS DRESS BOOTS
SLIPPERS, &C., &c.
r w. BURR,
apl06t 3S3 Seventh street near street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16

VAMES LACKEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
4b2 Seventh street, eppo lite Post Office,
is receiving sOme of the handsomest Cloths, Cassi-
neres. and Nestings in the market, which
he VIII make mp in a manner unsurpassed, ~
and at prices to suit the times. "A
A fashionable garment aud a good fit VIZ
guaranteed, or NO obligation to take the III.
goods NH 23-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16

X I'D WE'LL REND RsoN,
Dealers In all the latest styles of
PAPER HANGINGS, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, &C.
Also, on hand, fine assortment of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, Rustic BLINDS,
PICTURE CORDS AND TASsELs,
All Of which they efer at the lowest cash prices.
All work kin in their line executed on the most rea-
country, by experienced workmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
367 D STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. 9th and 10th sts., opposite Seston Hall,
nhl6-lm Washington. d. q.
Coptents of April Number:
tial Law; Chsrscter; The New York Herald I Our
Diplomacy during the Rebellion; Carlyle's Fred.
and his latest English Transiators: The Presidsnt
on the stump; Critical Notices.
Price; SO per annnm single copies sl.to. Sub
.epll FRANCK TAYLOR.
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPRRs.
NOTICE..
Our stock Of wEIss BEER GLASSES. BEER
sas ssse TtasLhfas ts hfas stsf bs6ssSTTEHkasb
GLASSES. STEAMERS, MIXERS AND KSSttss
BAR REQUISITES generally is now COM e51B
plete Our prices are as low as the same quality
OF goods can be purchased for anywhere
j. W. BOTELER BRO,
$40 Pa. avenue, under Metzerott H. all,
ap6-eoot between 9Th and 10th SITS.
WE RAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE IL STOP
w MASON & HAMLtN OABINET-
PEDAL 81 nssi ana
mept and We invite Organists and smatsurs to ssli
Mason 'smlin are the only manufacturers ef
the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru-
ments Of the kind are merely inferior limitations
w. g. METZER0TT Il co,
No 31S Pa avenue,
ia f9-d between 9th and 10th.
VNM W. FAIR, ,CLOCKMAKER, No 2s7 Pa.
w avenue, Soie Agent for Lewis Patents-n
Perpetual Calender Clock of yarions Patterns Et5d
also a variety Of Regulators. Timepieces an Ell
Spring Clocks French, English, and Ameri- kH3
can Clocks Repaired. fe 23-sm -
TIOW TO GET FARM, AND WHERE TO
III get one Ten acrer enough. The Farmers
Dictionary edited by Gardner. Gusao its pro-
narties and uses Glennys Farming for tba mil
lion Warder on Hedges and Evergreens. Flints
Grasses and Forage Plants
mil FkANCk TAYLOR.
C,OR sALE-2 0OO extra choice Hardy perpetual
+ BIoeming ROSES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
and SHRUBS; FRTIT TREES &c, &C The best
kinds known In Europe and AEerica., A. JAR
DIN, Flerist, 18th, corner Of NJ Washington, 20.
NH 22-lm'
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

III WIREMA
H. from PHILADELPHIA ~
CELEBRATED LADIES SHOES. ES-~S
AGENCY 4c5 nth STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
large assortment of Ladies' Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHUES
eons'oEfiy on hand.
Also, Orders attended 70.
Sc ISemF @ saHON. Sole Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-16

q G T R,
-. X I U X OR,
IMPORTER OF WINES, LIQUORS, &C.,
252 Penna avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
Having on hand large assortment of WINES
LIQUORS. &c, OF my own importation which
am prepared TO oner TO the public at reduced
prices, and Of quality not to he eNceled in this
country, hereby enumerate the following Wines
which am prepared TO furnish to connoisseurs at
my Restaurant at the following reduced prices
viz the lowest retail prices:
CHAMPAGNE AND SPARKLING WINES
Young America, S3.
AckeTman Bamance So
Roche Anx Moines (ISi.D 81
DO DO do (I8io,D 81.
COteauX A'Ujoux, S2Y4
Sparkling Burgundy, IS
Red WINE
Chsmpisny. $3.50.
Vim BIeZe, (lS48,) So
Vim Chinon, S2I0.
BOuTgenlle. Sl.JO.
Cote Rotie, 81.
p. S-Young America, "a superior brand - I.
from my owl vineyard. an CIV
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania svenue and Ninth street.
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Il N. LOOMS, ND,
CRKAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH LXFRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Iwouid advise all persons having teeth 20 <HA
extract 10 call at pR LEWlE'S Obace, sRdSSS9VQ$
have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and I'M
proved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEET:.
III you once the great Improvement In MS teeth,
you will nave them in other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, silver
and Bubbsr Plates at the cid price As We have not
advanced the price on our work Since toe great
No. 9<S Psnn's avenue, between nth and 18th
streets.
jen8-ly sR LEwIE. M. D.. Dentist.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25


Ep. DsnocaAf IL noticsd in Saturday
evenings DsnocaAr . fev rsnafks con-
cernine . speech delivered b 0ev. Hsha,
q ths 0ss1as Thsetsv, in whicA y wss
kind sosueh 10 e9peeeo his bslisf '.Gs6e ~
maes sfaE Mseis dijsv ksse Ssy ssaa,
bxt tat Ney knesc enough b ssee." lweuId
like - ksew Why Il ~ that he asd the
rsss Of he negro (psetssdsd) sueseiaes
sould not lst ~ end eGhsrs voes Whils b
the army. tssasss ~ wsss esdss H. age q
81 yoass3 have 90 dou6e thev viii decline
aase essing that. % il NAV b . portion Of
their private a6siss-sosA - he ssero
equality dogma. They want - feather
thss nesls, and have no doubt so0s Of
them aesd leathesing end clssniae soe.-
The main PORTS u the radical plsa1sso ere
really these:
white N n (lsish and Duteh) - cents
diseouat. Soldisss, SO esnts discount.-
Gents Of ssios. st pr. I. T. +.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

g. 4. R.-Ths procsssisu will form in
front Of Nickoll's Block st 81 4. ~, and
will move through The principal streets.
thence to Rock Island, whore the speaking
vill commence at lO1. There will 6e
meeting Of the Post tonight, TO complete
arrangements.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

RsADY MADE CLo,Hlxo AND Norioxs.
Mssssss. Ballin 4 Bowman, No. ; E,st See.
ond strest, are::oGsring superior indussnsnta
to purchasers Of Ready Made Clothing asd
Yankee Notions. either ct Wholesale or ~
tail. They have On cxcellsat azd EXTENSIVE q
stock, and ere selling at figures which defy
successful competition. Any one desiring
TO purchase, can be interested there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

JACKSON MIcmoAn FAnn WAooxs.-An.
ther car load Of Jackson. Michigsn wagons
just received st Smiths livery stable, being
the third car load this ssason. and selling
like hot cakes. They have been sold here
Tor the last ten years, and proved to lie the
best wagons ever bresght to Davenport, and
are Narrated in every particular.
Sept. -, d&wtf. j. 8. SnIru.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

Ceuxry ScnooL FunD.-The following ID
ths statement q the smounts due the sss-
asl d.iss end disesisu h Ne eosnty II Ssstt
6es seAsOl pssposss, appsstiossd nsadey,
Sept. 9lsh, 1855:
Amasnt 70 annnGliaa a. ~ 81 %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

Go 70 fnE Bssr.-6o TO Bryant. Strat
ton 4 Aefrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lsge, to get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele.
graph operator. For circulars address (an.
closing stsups) Bryant. Stsatton I Merrill
Davenport, Iowa. dvly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
S)pece0e .voe6ce ,

OWNS ARE nEeEpY REQUESTED no
~ pen up cir hogs snd keep then peane1
until otherwise directed By the City Ordsneucs.
Four dsvs are allowed for compliesee Win
this notice.
On Saturday next. September 2sts, Ill hogs
found running st large VIII b. taken se and ~.
peuuded WILLIAM P(D0l.
Sept. 9S-dM Citv Mafshsl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

Slivs 10 ~ 0sehodie9 Chsseh will u
re!ss1 TAueso1t assenoen, (17th.) . TO
o'clock. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

BvS yosR walsbss. CIssks. Jswsasy, 6l>
ver.wsre. &C., st wilson'a Large stesk
iueA recoived.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

AAsoa o 'CoHssa Aas been ssaking speech
- in the fisst Ceagressional Disesiet. We
guagnoese thsy vsso all 0ne, bot ~ hsss q
20 saly susa sseios Of ne ens q Recruit.
-HuscsAino jtuspel.
II hs doee ~ bestss thon b. did 4 IL
0srnan tAsasss IN thb sity, ~ dos't ssu-
s;aes II = ~ sssaaos ~ ~ 80 spsscA +
nstieed by ths pesss. 4 - wAe Will
pssasA ~ assGslns ~ eistae eosA ~ q
Hh1n phs ~ Jstsllsss y rs,1Ag ~ 80
~ = lsag = they desire. ind ds1nsss - ~
Csostientisa, shesA - seEsaeiesa fsso ~
pohlie soo1suo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

C.eLssA.-1rs. Str,ps, Who died Of ths
shslsss at The dwelling Of hse hssbasd,
Lskial STRIPE, on Third street. bstwsss
Brown and Warren, wss buried yesterday
forenoon. Last night her little dsughssr,
eyed four years. also died. DR.. Tomeen in
attendance.
Aiss O'Iirien, sister 70 the dscsessd Pat.
rick O'Bricn, vas severely taken with ths
eholera at shout one o'clock this morning
DR.. AcCosthsy wss called. AZ lats hour
this afternoon her life was esspeifsd Of.
Several cases are also reported 10 The same
vicinity, but - the patients are doing well
l. 70 unnecessary 60 report names.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

lnroevensnss UnDsa wAy AaAls.-Te
king advaneaos of fthe nas vsashee, Csos
mississss Dskss ~ ssasweo iaessvs>
asais n vasiess pasls & ~ ~. Aasag
49, , ~ sais1eg - ~ otssA oosssl
sssAe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

AT the Putnam House. Sept. alth, ANNIE THAY-
Bk. youngest daughter VI + r. 4 A. II. Pntnam
eyed ye6rs, month and 10 days
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

DsArs o. An EDiroR.-John Locke
Scripps, veil known Chicsgp editor. died
at Minneapolis, Man., On Friday, The 2lst
Inst. Mr. Scripps was bora near Cape Cir
asdsau. No., graduated q MeKsndrss Gel
lsge, 1n.. and in le47. conmsaesd ths prae-
tcs Of law u Chicago. He was afterwards
editor, fos many yssrs. Of The Dexocrafic
Prsss and Chicago Tribune. He disposed
II bic iatsssss ia the lest osatiened papee
sbsut . year ago. He leaves = hest oi
friends % lomene hie lee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

The Western Union steamer Pine Bla6,
leaves daily for Port Byron a. ! A. NJ, and
lP. n.
Fes r. AADIsss.-Ths steamer Sesanaa
oase Jelly. ~ia isa.e III ~ lbr r. Ned.
len. sesssse9 nrniae 4 enAsS ScIosk. n
the plsce Of The steamer N.v bostou nov
undergoing repairs 1t Rssk Islssd.
There will b no through hosts to-mor-
rev.
Pgas Coz Llvsa o,L-
NJ s'sae.ss' 'sssa, Ass ., ~. 10 1srsvsss s.s.s
- sss eseseess cad rseslssvs sstislss ~
ssSss - ssss sscee u,es On
Hssasd Cssse'l's Coz Liver Il n .uua.e,ur,1 =
sAs - eseas sss ssesA se'ee.sd ,s,a !, = svsse
= sssas, - saa'v retained By sAs msss ds,aasas
stomach. ssls manufacturers,
cAsWELL, MA0x CO,
Nee YoSt.
Sold ~ I'll Drssebta ~Asa A.,a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

SfAsB FAn--Ths State Fair al Buslise
tos, cleesd - Saturday ~. AZ might havs
bsen expected from ths very snfssssab'e
weather Il vass partial failuss. The rsssspts
scarcely reached 5000, Of which amount
e2. 100 wers taken on Friday. There were
1900 entries. Il - reported, howsvsr, that
the rsssipts yin bs sailcieat = p.y szpsn.
sea. which fact furnishes partial sonsola-
ton.
Tn rsesipts ed shtposnts pr rail fbe
The ws / ending Saturday night Sept sd
ore "a follows:
S1;paeats-Baslsy. $500 bu. !; corr. l.
200 bs. wheat, $500 ba. Aous. 900 bbla ;
hogs. 800 heed lumber. $50 n; hsh. 65
NJ; nidds,ises, $4,000 ibs nsschandiss.
1J5 teoo.
Reeeipts-Dasiey, 400 bu. T; vhsat, 800
be. cal, 10 tsao nssehosdiss $50 toss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25
SW EET OPOpONAX /!
We shsll rot pssans or caskss Of
49, DSueT MDADnMN A.

We eoost wv pW~o1Vne ~ V0D4VS Ou
avH EgT NPOPONAX. afr.
ss the Palais Royal y Ssil our esteemed Csasia
Napoleon eonsigsss ,tsxiso to Une,e Sam for
cafe keeping. We "a a then furnish hi. With
. Token Of Remembra te Tar awee,er thar ,he
roar Of Arsiilery.
y. I. Swlr / Co, New Hork.
Asnufsesurers Of The Floral Psrfamery.
Ne care Chi1ls 4 e'ever. ~ IA
OutaE's AuuE MIXTURE. put up b. 40
nA0UlRE. ST. Louis. PRICE o.. 50 Der bsssle
0oce 0eoWsh oG o1a1e produced.
The asssrsl color restored not dysd.) ssd u.
eese Of the scalp. falling %, &C., es,ctuellv -.
"a By usiae MA0uIaE's nAlR Coto onlWo
RoBTOoA11vI RALM. Priss q ,ee hoe11, =
Prepared eAA seld By J. = c. NxutiRE. dr.s.
gista. a. LsuiA saisl~iy
0oLDaS Dsscsvsssss. Great fus m.
bsen crssse6 N redn By TIE discover, that
. Golden Crown, rsprVsenting oak and
laurel leaves, whirh seme eusbosiAss pse
eenssd 70 Victor E0auuel, was purchased
for -aix thou&and csswna. Thor1o hsyinG
bsen puscAass1 at III Nh e u Gsols ofS
veil known dencing wcmaA vheee name
end the date VI its presentatioa . hss 4
London are engraved iassde md havs ouly
bsee recently bsen discsvssoA. AnseAee
golden discevsey, though diobeiaa maessi.
ally IN mssy Ieiaas from ~ 1Seee. ~
een aads. The Inscription bsine eeeai6e.
thsvs saa b no deception. m ~ ~
den o. invalsasoe psspsrtiss ~ ce0oiSt6
within Ne vslSabls res eptasse. W. ~
. The wen knosn article
auBsLR's GOLDEN slrrsss,
vaiea y = certain antidote to Dyspsps;a.
DEBILITY. Loss Of Appetite, weakness, etc.
Ass Ysre Depet, IS Hsdbea &rsst.
- 9eab = wbelsuale Aao s0oail. ~ Doins
e,A~Ss.e Ne:ss = N =. -e -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

AssessssD RenolAay.-A bssglas ms6s
On atteopQ at about twelve o'eleek lsel
oieht, y entsr the soeas L. ~ eassmsae q
die CITY lligh Schsol buildise, iahahitsd
by osloesd family. The soies uads IN a.
tempting 70 enter usroagh wiadow. alssa,.
ID the occupants, whs raised cries for help,
end in turn, alsslnsd The nsigheerhssd.-
Several psssoos haatsnsd = TIE seeeus, bui
arrived in the vicinity solely In tioe 70 sss
The burglar bssAiag hasty sstssas down
Sixth street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

EiGmr Hous LsAeus EsssivAL.-Ths
Eight Hour League gives grand Festival
ts>wosrow "Wednesday evening, at The
German Theatre. All lovers Of gsnuiss
pleasure sheuld b % hoad. The bsst oi
order will b maintained. Tickets Of ad-
n,issisa, only oss dollar ssca'. can b OBJ
ssised Of any msnbes Of Ihs League, q q
the deoe Of lhs hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

To.oav's 4 Advertisements
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

wasn n Connsncss s-Masehol pool(
viii commerce his raid o. the posk pepsls.
tisa on Saturday. He sives sosr day.
grAce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

should be more highly priced than clean
white teeth. and nothing in this market will
put them in clean white condition quicker
than tue Fras, ant Odonfoiine. Evidence
comes in from oil quarters Of tho country,
certifying to the efficacy of this preparation
for cleansing tho teeth and purifying ths
breath. Try il and he convinced. Sold BY
Druggists. Fancy Goods Dealers, and Per
iumsss. Ask for Rogers Frsgraet Odonto-
line. and take no other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

CoLron's rLAvohs. s.-Thess extracts ore
among those which continue 70 grow in
popularity - fast % their virtues become
known By trial. and should 30 found It eve
y first class drug store. Wherever they
have bsea introdused they have become
stapls articles with all good house wives.-
We recommend al who have not yet done
- to give chem trial. Those Who have
tried them need no further Recommendation.
iisrrison 1 Stasks, and Pasks L Hosmss
ore agents fos their aals in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-25

OAvsHpens WnolasALo TsADR = Tho
Daveaoost wholesale tsade cootinuee 70
grow. which argues veil for he psoapssity
.! our city. Aesssa Seth P. Bsyaat 1 O.,
shipped forty cases Of boots aud shsss. this
afternoon, 10 their patrons at various points
Of Iowa and Illinois, Stssvs show which
way the wind b'owa.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-01
6. s. Cox.

"Ex-Congressman S. S. Cox, of Ohio,
having reached political sunset in the
West, abandoned that rich old State
some months since, came to New York
a political invalid, and is now to run
in Ben Woods old district for Con-
gress. Well, we are not surprised at
any thing nowadays, and the used up
secessionists and mutilated politicians
who are seeking an asylum in our city
are seldom sufferers from an excess of
modesty. There is room enough in
New York for all the Brigadier Gener-
ais in the rebel army and many of them
already hang out their shingles here.
Let them come. Why does not Val
landigham try his fortune in this city
His last effort in his own State did not
look very promising; but here, if he
could arrange with Fernando or Ben to
get out of his way, he might at least
stand fair chance of returning to Con-
gress. If Jeff Davis could manage to
get clear of Fortress Monroe and come
to New York, and procure a new suit
of clothes, he might be certain of being
at once made a member of an old Union
club, and, particularly, an honorary
member ofthe Manhattan Club. New
York will welcome them all. If they
feel any misgivings let them look al
sunset Cox."-N y. Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-01
jeff. Davis.

This animal is being feasted, and for
all we know, caressed by pretty wo-
men at Ft. Monroe There is no hur-
ry to try him. He might be hurt if
they would try him, and that would be
great indignity. Just think Of the
idea of maltreating traitor in this
country! Why, it is not fashionable.
1t will do very well to kill and starve
Union soldiers by tens of thousands,
but to touch a traitors hair would be
heathenish. What shameful spec
tacle does the American Nation pre-
sent to the world! Treason made
honorable and loyalty odious. Trai-
tors are feasted and honored, and the
widows of murdered and starved sol
diers are begging in our streets
What set of Statesmen we have over
us. If our rulers do not sympathize
with treason, they certainly lack the
manhood to make it odious!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-11-01
President johnson.

1t is amusing to hear men talk about
President johnson. Those of us who
elected him, have lost all confidence in
him and the Democrats only trust him
very cautiously. Indeed, we have of
ten heard Democrats say that they
were willing that those who elected
johnson should have him. The real
truth Of the case is, that the President
does not have the confidence of either
party. Out side of those holding of
fee at his will, he has but few friends
We voted for him with all our heart, and
against Mr.. Vallandigham with tie
same earnestness, and we would to day
that Vallandigham was in the presiden-
tial chair, instead Of johnson. There
is some consistency Of principle in Val
landigham, but there is very little in
johnson. Johnson bears more NAL
ace toward Radicals, than Vallandig-
ham. Never in the whole history of
the world, did one man prove as false to
the people of great nation, as did An
drew johnson. Once, the standard
bearer of the Union party, to-day, its
bitterest and most malicious enemy.