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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-22
MONEY to loan. See advertisement

Z THOSE elegant work boxes at Davis & Co. :
are just the thing for Christmas present.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
a Good Hit.

HE following racy examination OF a
candidate for admission to the bar IS Ia
ken from the Western Law journal, and
it is decidedly a good hit
The examination commenced with
= Do yoH smoke, sir :.
,' ] do. sir
Have 1ou spare Si1al
- 1e~, -5v, cNteuing a short six
Nov, sir what i the first duty ot
lawyer =
To collee. fees.
Right What j. the second -
To jne.ea-s the number Of clients"
hen does Yogr position toward
yoar ylieHf eaauees
w hea saaAing bill of cost"
- Explain
" w tao. occupy the lntsgonistic 20
sitjon ASSUME the plaintiff and he be
comes defeus liant
., \ satt decided, how 10 YOU stand
with tine lawyer conducting the other
bill
50 Chcea 1y jovl
a LHoagh. sir. yaa PROMISE to become
Al oraamaat 10 yoar profession, aud ]
wish yo4 success, Nov, arc YOU aware
of tue dasF you owe me
=" Perfectly
- Describe IT.
=. 1t is to invite YOU to drink
= But. suppose | decline? p
(Candidate scratching hi head -
There Is no instance OF the kind on
record in books. | cannot answer the
question
. on are right; and the confidence
with which you make the assertion shows
that yoI have read the law attentively
Lets take q -...Aa. and | will sign your
certificate
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
ner aani> all the sw.rj ask

In coaelas.oa let ne ask mi. vast con
coarse a1ge 5s 5stv. this sea of up turned
faces, In oa.ae 80 ,,.s me, or will 90 with
yen. ana >t@# 4sa4nd the Constitution
of uar t@atr, Il i again unfolded ,
tAe Hsae.e .#.. s.. .fesl 10 read and under
staHf, -aeza#. a#a maintain its provis
ions iea H hy tie Constitution
of aur sataes-, .aaaZh the Heavens fall
tao.gA tessse.t~ ~aodii rage. though
t&aat- aaE ze..~ tnav come, though
@5a>a an.. e.a.lon nav be poured
oal in the saost >5ealent form, l mean To
be tolHi standing - the Constitution as
tae chief ar.> vl oag safety as the pals
dIun OF aar viNl3 aa,l religious liberty -
Yes, le, sls y..@g to X a. a mariner elngs
- the las ujaak when the night and the
tempest chose around him: let Us go
away forgetting Jite past, and looking 70
tie lUturs, resolved 10 endeayor TO re
store oug Government 10 It's pristine pu-
rItN, tra~,5a2 .a Him who is on high, but
who controls alI here below, that ere
lou4 oar | aloa viii be restored ami
thai we shall 4aVe peace, not only with
AL The nations = the earth. but peace
AMI good Will among all parts OF the
people Of She United States When vour
country is gone. and you are about that
place, LOOK out, aud YOU will find the
humble Individual who nov stands he
fore yora weeping over it, final dissolu-
tion
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
OFFICE over CITIZENS BANK.

JOHN e. uADLEY. General Agent.
silly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
T'ria. @. -,,a-,,nrau, of >ali.bur, Prison.
Nkw \ ORR, Feb.

NAw loRK, Feb -
n. Tda8a" Raleigh North Caro-
iinaD carresp poAdant gives particulars of
n trial ~ the military commission o.
Major john II tee. togmefl. rebel com
.nanl4ut II the o,it,alr, prison, which
was be-'5a In that cit on The 2lst ms,
oHt OF ten thousand prisoners confine5
i'm Salisbury. al least tive Thousand Of
them d.et FROM III treatment in five
months.
Tae m.l.sar- commission cn.akel sre
composed Of colonel W W Wheeler
18th NJ aHi-en tagaatrv. President Bre
yet Lieutenant oioncl john Hamilton
Uui.el o.as. Army. Lieut. Colonel Il
X Miller I~1h Indiana infantry; Bre.
vet MaiorJalu Z Myrick, United States
Army Captain John Carlin, 2.th India
Ia Infantry, Capt Dwight Frszee, I2stlr
In tiaua Infantry, and Francis r. Wol
colt. Ju}Ee Allocate i T. Holland
Of Florida, formerly Attorney General
Of tha- State. aaI Jo'u Wilder. Of Mas
saehu~ots#. acl Us counsel for the detense
Tho "itu --a= " re present fer the pro,
ccatipu. Numbering about thirty persons
Union ~olslers vino were confined a,
Salisbury. two war correspondents. Al
captive taara Several rebel offlcsf~ Of
the military garrison and numbe. o.
citizens Of taa. town \ large number
Of witnesses are present for the defense
The CORES @pomlent 49, macii interest
j. felt in the trial there hv the secession
ISIS Of R4ie5..r. particularly thu temin
ines O that section vino .vlnBathizs
deeply wita Gea The friends or .he
rebel General claim that he * not re-
spousi5le FOR that treatment Major
Gee pleads III the bar that b. TENS Of
capiHlat.3u agreed between Generals
Sherman aa1 Johnson aud by parole
granted - s.licers and soldiers surren
dercj ua6a- General Johnson, the
United States by IT. credited agent
had pleizei IL, faith that these officer
anl soldiers shall n i De moIested, 50
long taer comply Will the terms Of pa
role The defence : very anxiou. for
tic postponement Of the trial
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
FULL EXPLANATION OF HIS POLICY


WASHINGTON, Feb. -.
Mr. p r Fendail, introduced the
President az follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS i am one of the
Committee which, On behalf Of the peo-
pie Of the District of Colgn bia, has just
waited on the President OF the United
States to present 70 him the resolutions
adopted by the meeting held to day
The Committee requested the President
to present himself TO You to give expires
sion to his sentiments, and be has ac-
cordingly come out TO do so
The President, as he appeared, was
received with enthusiastic and long con-
tinued applause. When it had subsided
he spoke Is follows
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

~A bacheloD aud young lad
bought some tickets in partnership in
lottery st the receet Sanitary Fair a.
Milwaukee. agreeing 20 divide the pro
ceeds equlta0ly- They drew Q double
bedstead, baby crib and lunch basket
aud the question is how TO divide them.
or whet4er they will use them ',jin.ly
81 The question Of the validity ofshe
IaIlltraT la~ has been set, in the Supreme
Court of the L alted States, for March
9TH. on tie India1a case Of the Knights
o. the Golden Circle General Butler
for the W.s Department. and sx-A Attor
ney Blsc2 TO- petitioners
~The amount of tuition rsvscus de
lIEed from the liquor traffic IN this State
last rear was s7a,t15.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

saw leniencv, kindness, trust and con
fdence Applause
Nv countrvmen. when I look back
over the history Of the rebellion. / @@g
not vain when / ask y0u If / have not
eIyen as much evidence Of I4v teS SotoR
To the [ Uniou As some who cE0aN = ZseIC
deal about it, When | look back ever
the battle helds of the rebellion. / talnl
OF the many brave men IN whose com
panv l was l cannot best rccoHect.
though | was sometimes IN places wHero
the contest was most dlsiiCaIt as3
the result most doubtful, but almost h..
fore the blood has done reeAia- before
the bodies of the slam haze pass
through the stages Of decoIE E2slt.aa.--
What do we now lind The rebellion
has been put down bv the steady arm of
the Government in the Held. Bu- Is
that the only wav in which y1u caa EaNt
rebellion: Our struggle was ara5a-H
an attempt TO divide the Union. bat a
most before the smoke Of the battlefield
has passed awIv-before oar brave men
have all returned To their homes and re
newcd the ties OF affection an. love -
their wives and cAilireu-He hnd Al
. most another rebellion Inaugurated-
We put down the former rebellion III
order to prevent the separation o. the
States, to prevent them from liyin- oil,
and thereby changing the character o.
our Government and weakening its pow
ers but now that that struggle, on our
part, has been successful, and that at
tempt has been put down. we find now
an effort to concentrate all power III tie
hands of a few at the federal head, and
thereby bring about p consolidation OF
tue Government which Is equaltE y once
uonabIe with separation Noti.eE-
Gus applsuse t hhd the powers are
assumed and attempted 10 ne "Nete'eel'
OF most extraordinary caarart@f- II
seems that governments may nc FeFotu-
tlonized. Governments a least may hn
changed without going through tAe ssfiie
OF battle.
believe 1t Is q tact attested In af'.o-
~ that sometimes revolutions most
disastrous TO \ people are effected with
out the shedding of blood. Lae sa"-
stance OF Nour Government may te IN.
ken away while the form a@0 >l@.tow
remain. We find that IN point 81 fact
nearly all the powers of the Govern
ment are assumed by ar irrespon~i7Ir
central directory, which uoes not even
counsel the legislative or the executive
department OF the GoVerhmeh-- i
seems that practically tae Legislative
power of tae Government Is Ho" vested
nat great prncipie oi the.t constitution
which empowers the Legislative Depart
meAt-the Senate and the House % Rep
resentatives-to jaige for Itself OF tic
election returns and qualifications o. 1-s
own members, has been virtually taken
@"af lfoA tne fewer 'Faheae9 ot 'he
Legislative department OF t4e Govern
ntnt, amt conferred upon L committee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02
ATTEMPT AT HIsHwAr RoBBEay.-Las.

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Las.
evenings issue OF the Rock Island Enion
gives the particulars Of an attempt Of high
way robbery in that city as follows:
Two young men between the ages of 1s
and II, by the name OF Peter O'Conner and
Isaac Haley were brought before Z. D. Swee
ny, ard .. B. Higgins, this morning on the
charge Of maitreat,ng and attempt ing to
rob Mr.. Philip Snyder. From the evidence
given on the examination, we learn that
Snyder lives in the rear Of the Catholic
Church, ani was enticed to accompany the
prisoners on the night of Tuesday last
When at the corner Of Spencer and Madison
streets. Snyder refused to go any further.
when he was knocked down, and the
prisoners were attempting to take from him
his watch when their further proceedings
were stayed by DIR Plumer, who. with gun
in hand was repairing 10 the assistance oi
Snyder when the prisoners ran away, and
were arrested next morning By officer Crop
per, and lodged in jail. The result Of the
examination vas to bind both the boys
over in the sum Of 100, each to appear -
the next term of the Circuit Court There
is much surprise manifested at the smallness
Of the fine, when the enormity Of the crime
is considered. The man Snyder was shock.
ingly bruised so that he had to keep his bed
all day Yesterday
Not wishing to draw any distinctions W
may simply state that boy from the coun-
try who stole five dollars from the till o
Moore & Welch's stnre was committed tG
Jail in default Of bail, his bail be,ng fixed al
$3.50, while persons of-ths same ags were
eusv required 70 give 500 bail, when they
were proven to Be engaged in highway rob.
bsey.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

Az AYfAra OF IIosoR George Winfield
aud John X uhn met on our levee TO day, and
gr.mly surveyed one another. They had an
old and time .honored ''grudge" to settle.
Revehseful feelings had existed between
them for several years, and broke forth in
words not found In tha Dictionary. The ice
is in an unsafe condition One challenged
the other to battle on the ice. The chal ,
lenge was accepted, and wading knee deep
in water they reach proper spot, squared
oil, ''saed in, and each found the other q
foeman worthy Of his muscle. Each receiv>
- satisfaction and a sound tnre shng. They
returned to shore with bloody ,isases AID
assuagcd honors, TO be welcomed BY the
police. Aajourning to Justice Blooi's office,
they wereassessed e4chSic and costs Kuhn
lives in the city, and Winfield, en- a farm
four miles distant. All quiet on the Mis-
sissippi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

READ lr.-Resi the advertisement, else
Giant, AZ St Louis. In the branch Of bus
mess for which he sclirits ORDERS, Mr.. vir
den has had long experience. Bv giving
pyomt ann faithful attention to al orders
and by dealing il an honorable manner, he
has secured an extensive correspondence e in
all portions Of the West, ard may be i'm
p.iclly relied on BY the shippers and bust
ness men of this section.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

would make glad the Lcarts OF all this
people round about by bringing forth
from bcneai h the oft suitten rock, gush
ing streams of OIL OIL that would not
only burn and lubrica.e. but oil that would
upl.lt our real estate five, ten, twenty, and
perhaps fifty and one hundred per cent.
Grea. things indeed to be accomplished
through 3.4 inch hole, but yet not be
vond the range Of the possible.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

l;oring for Oil in scott County

Eoring for Oil in scott County.
| Our readers have been reading Oil, talking
oil, and dreaming oil for several years past
-bu. the oil and the indications thereof
were all in distant part Of the country !;
only iew-even among the most sanguinc
ever counted upon first class prospects,
right here at home, or actual operations TO
develop those prospects. Bat here aud
there, in every part OF the country, are
there pioneers in the development Of the
earth treasures, and we are glad that We
| are able t. name few OF such right here in
our immediate icini y, and to state farther,
that the. are putting their convictions to
the ,uoa- rig;l test
Oeca.i f,alls within The aas, few months,
We have beard Indirectly of rumors tou h.
in me existence of strong surface in lea
tors Of ? :roleum in the town of Buifalo,
.5o e, sh. in.lc- below TINS CITY, and with
IN tcy weeks it has become known that
ac,u i operations we're to be commenced to
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wolk, was pc nanertly organized last sum
m.r in Camden, IllInois, ami is knew a.
he Ko'li River Oil and Mining Company
with a capital .'ock Of 800. 0.oUo, Of VIII ch
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

Ex.Nixr- Ma, L ayr, Al No. II West
Second stcet, invite The attention Of the
plbiir 10 The iae stock eftc4dy made cloth
ny which they are nov 'isposing Of at
rats as low as can be iound anywhere in
the ny.
a -aai. I'D battery case of Mrs Monihan
O.. VIM. Pool and Nathan Dag, was conclu
ded yes;erl evening". Marshal Pool was
fined $40 snd costs, amounting il al. to
about $25.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02
fruit Growers.

d ts nel.t oic 'sct 'ar
&c 9.tts. .. .a... n...l ire :,
sr a nersl sri I'm Ii t. th,ir
OK i'h-ai,'s Nur~crf. Bioam
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eerrpsi. l"FA u0Y-s dANen
lg Resr -Io - Bryant. stat
.i, = NEWPORT toA.tgse. nj 60
% nuugh prac'icai business
as - ~. ccue . }! sa nd ,e'r-
atar. For circular address, en-
ina>l hifaa.. Sirat III 4 Merrill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

IMMENSE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On Tue sday, March 18th. the proprietor,
OF the LeClaire House will offer for sale. =,
Public Auction, their entire stoci, Of Flrni-
turc, Carpcts, Bcdlins. Dining Room aad
Kitchen Furniture. The house is to under
90 such repairs as to require clos NJ, there.
fore the sale is positive THIS i the bgst
chance ever offered in Daven-ort to get
good carpets and Furniture cheap.
ma.2 did.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

SEvERa1 lfs- II lady wants neatly
huin, gaiter, she goes 70 Child L Co.'S On
brady ; if gen. wishes Il ally fitting
bot, he gass to Child II Co. 5 ON Brady il
:. family reeds any kind Of shoes, OF any
syle or manifacture, lie father immed te-
/ goes to Child d Go. 5 on Brady If YOU
4 at believe hat we tell you, go and ex
anime the stock at Child y Co S on Brady
PEDrsTsIAss have ceased crossing on the
ice al this point.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

THE RIVER AT meeting OF the Dubu-
que Produce Exchange. few DAYS ago, .
.tter from Gen. Vaniever was real on the
subject OF Improvement Of the Mississippi
Fa3iis. He stated that theSe appears to be
disposition to inclid any appropria ion
lor the rapids in gcnaral river aud harbor
il. with an appropriation of sl.9o4,32s
i'r such purposes, AM only 100000 for
apro, cnent Of The rapids. Have not the
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota
sni Iowa repre- enaiiyes force enough in
Ton eress to make the improvement Of the
r-pids an independent measured Most Of
'Ae above amount is intends ID for the bene
t.of seaboarl harbors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02
AUGUSTUS HAGEBOECK &CO.,
Practical LithOgraphers and
RTN1sL DC

* RIGGS BLOCK, SOUTHEAST CORNER
VI Third and Perry Streets, are prepared to
execute, at short notice. CARDs. BnL HEADs.
and all kinds OF LIrHoGR Apuc WoRk, in . supe-
rior manner and at the lowest rates
March dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

COMMISSION MEaIuASTs, Sr. LOWS
With the opening Of navigation will COM
mence press OF commerce between this
point and st Louis, not known before for
many years. Our business men, in ma
king their arrangeme, is, should overlook
She card in another column, Ct J. ". Booth
{ Sons, general produce commission mer-
Giants. This is a firm well worthy of
public patronage, long established, well
know, and entirely reliable and responsible.
Liberal cash advances made On shipments.
Mn. CEo. H.Lg's BsSEFIr.-A more pop
ular theatrical mana ger than Mr.. Geo. Hale
hss psscr VISITED our city. In considera-
lion d the obs. c'es with which he has had
20 c. mbat during his season in our city, and
ef be h,sA -perits Of his character, oul
most prominent citizens, will tender him $
complimentary benefit this evening, as has
l,eres sofoee beep announced. The programme
f,r this evening is one Of the best ever pre-
sen;cd alaAs Metropolitan. Boothroyd Fair
c.oush appes as Ricls'iea, and W. NJ
Holland. as exeralier de -Hauprat. Fol
songs, dancsss etc, see advertisement il
another coluua. ~
TINES IN rue WEsr.-From letter re
ceivsd ia this NJ few evenings ago, from
SolAn F.dssr, b.. Davenpor.er, now re
siding in Cent? City, Colorado Territory,
| re learn thaf tI(Aes are rather dull at tha,
point. though the prospects fore revival q
business afA Gathering. Some excitemen,
prevails Svss eey discoveries of gold and
slvet ,lssds, nd as soon as spring opens
much Sssa viii change hands Man.
eastern cshpGnies are now represented b,
thsjr aeepte,- qhe win parchase - soon q
thsiladxc cka u developed Although bu
fifteen miIss ltSh the Snowy Range. N
s,sishing has bssufhad during u winter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02
$50 REWARD

STRAlED FROM NY STABLE, SATUR-
- day last, BLOOD HAl HORSE, Of me-
diuni size, shows marks ot the harness on his
sides Anv one returning him, or informing
me where he can be foand will receive the above
reward. 4. j. PRESTON,
March i-da Cor 9Th K brady Streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

SPiIirrALisN -Chas \. Hayden, better
known as the boy preacher. will speak in
The trance state in LeClaire Hall. next SUM
lay. March 4;h, afternoon and evening, at
. and II o'clock, respectively. Afternoon
lecture free. Evening. single tick cts Is
cents, lady ani gentleman %. cents.
rpa,o 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

The party became
deeply interested in
what they saw and
heard, for oil diggip rs
are a variety in this
county. We cannot
better describe the
leIrick than 10 intro
, luce the accompanying
illustration, though the
reader is not TO expect
that the tanks or barre :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

4 LITTLE ADVICE GRArIs--ln the pres
out times Of high priced groceries and pro-
,> rs, i; is the part Of prudence TO pur'
chase where you can ret the best article
ftr tie lowest price. Therefore do not fail
to call on c. p. Burr, 50 Brady street,
whose stock is the largest and best selected
in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-02

For the purpose Of more fully supplying
the wants Of the public, and in order to pre-
vent unscrupulous dealers from palmng off
inferior and worthless goods as the MoEroY
GOLD PESs, shall hereafter SELL NO GOODS
AT WHOLESALE ereeDting only to Appointed
and Authorized Agents, to whom Cer.if =
cate Of such Agency viii be given, and who
alone tc able TO sell the MoRToS PENs in
that city OF village.
To my Agents shall give liberal dis
cunt upon their agreeing to supply the
public a: my published and we'll known
prices.
.jeweler- or otationers will, in ali cases, be
preferred as Agents.
. Conditions and Terms for Agency wiu be
stated upon application, by letter or other
wise.
here no Agency is established, those
wishing MoRTES PLSs must send to my store,
where prompt attention will be given to their
orders.
Circular with ac-simile Engraving Of
all Sizes and Prices, will be sent to any one
on receipt of letter and postage
Address A MoITos, No. % Maiden Lane,
New York
Dated New York, Nov. /. 1860.
10 Care Chill. a Fever, &c, MA
CURES AGUE MIXTURE. put up BY J. 4 c
MAGUiRE. ~. Louis TRlGE. - Der bo.tle.
J. T. rEsPLE, Florist, cor Ath ard Main
SITS. fruit and ornamental trees. inY26l
Cnolcg dry kindiiug wood and clean saw
ius, can b., found NJ i,cnwlsk' Mil, above
lie Railroad Bridge t.J2Odtf