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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Tae 0DerAy CaA1noe Agala OrgeA
- Matte 0ooe 0Oee = or settle.
meat

From the London 1imes, Octob 20.
We have more than once during the pres
cnt autumn reminded our readers VI the out
standing Alabama claims. II these claims
were. Is some people think. destitute Of Ill
legal or reasonable foundation, still more. if
they were preferred out Of . mere desire to
pick quarrel with us. II would be useless
TO wsatc words upon them. No man, how.
ever sincere his horrors Of war, can main
tain that an entirely groundless demand
ought TO be allowed for The sake Of peace,
by Christian nation. Or that such . concss.
sion would have any other effect than to in.
vits further aggress'en. The present quss.
ton. howevss, weAss very different aspect.
1t 10 certain than. whatevsr view may bs
taksa on THE side Of the Atlantic, IN almest
un,ver>al opi"ion prevails on the other that
the Unitsi Sssss0 hove suoerud . ~rievOus
wrong q cur hAssds. end tAoe ~ hovs de-
MED through our goverument ; lsessioase
clam Tor PREPARATION. 1hss In itself consli-
tutcs strong case foe coosidesAsiou. A
natisa, liks e. individual, b NJ 90 Impair
tel judGs in its owa conss, but this es9ask
appliss 70 ourselves - vel q b the other
party. and justice esmpsls ~ - observe
that 10 offering 70 submiS the matter % q
bilsaaiee thc Amcsisans have given the b II
proof q confidence il the Justice u shsir ~.
sition. Few lawyers, Indeed, looking q The
circumstances from pusely LEGAL point Of
v'ev. viii deny that great dsAl may Be
said It the asgumsnrs embodled II the disc
pase.'' Of Mr.. Adam: and NJ. seward
II ths dictates Of justice b Doubtful. those
Of policy ere clear. Great Britain hes every.
thing 70 gain By the adoption Of . code
whereby weaker maritime power may be
restrained from e9uirping Alabamas in
American ports. Our navy nay o. may
Dot b The most powerful 10 The world, but,
" i were ten tines a powerful - Il Il. Il
could not ,yrotsct our commercial marine
againas privatscs built any whore and oou>
misslsosd newhsss. Il y said, but withous
due sseard y peas expseisasA thas b tlas
q W. III Unsesd SeaAes would never allow
their shipSuilding ssads 70 - pesiaAissd BY
sucA sneaes0oakA AnsuteoGo e ~ hind
are not ealy insulting y ~ heoee u q kia-
drcd natioas ~ oaD1ss = ~ hiehesa d.
gree. The original feesigu Eslieencae 81
Of TIA. - danaeine y 9tuooA 1aeersses.
was passsd By Conelsn whsa osntimsnts
Of fftsadsA,p tovoe6o RSaAo on6 ill.Will %
Enslsad wsrs q shsir height, ord The dscis..
ions q Unlosd 0Duooo lnm6O n delicose
questions Of lnlsenaslcaGl ~ - Aessrvsd.
y quOssd WtoA ~ onn1o61 eDspoes In or
evn. Thssgh - hnsl1 ~ dlsp&uie1h
0qeslv sAevI uovotnl1gD $1,000 $500
49, han1s. 6gsnssone 80 d1o1lng Xase-
tcaa ~ y ~ Ngooa Aue>oaS0c5as soe
6e(isss 49, - \ s>en1s h ~ - psevutl
- BY Amsssooa judge - tls5s msss sssin-
Go0e ct, tf $500 ~ eho 1orioaoemena "A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

THE DRY UP aesa Qat by ane
! ! ] !
sureiy. Osualy saneIs Quite q
W6US, Il = 8 xalcieui 70 e6ett peru'anens
III UuNNIk caro We recoa,1eni TO every one
n Xxx No ~ thc Casassh, either In itsin-
vyN&X u III cipieut stages III its werse form,
0oery the Remedy q Oacc and y"a
viii isr exceed ~ In its pfa'ser--
Prioe 81 per hos.le. Send eianp
soe pe1Shlel Fur sale BY The PrOpsiei.r. n u.
aiyRRfN0TON DSuegist Providence. X. l. Alsos
h sNiTa = DWYkk, Wholesas Agents Esr Chi
caro-. IN. OctS0sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

h ealtoa essp b eonias = slowis end
With great isrssularity. AiNss overcoming
~ sFssss q detective sssd. sssiy Aost, deed
and droath, the planter found rslief in
most prop,ious summer; ia the early au-
tumn, the cotton-Gelis. from Texas TO VIr
ginia, promised an abundsne yisid Of fine
staple. Much Of the cotton was late for the
season, but the stalks were vigorous and Of
luxurious growth, and, sish tavossbls fell,
would have producsa - y ~ sall svsesge
yield per ssrs. II erdiaasy seasons, With
good sssd and lair spsiag and sunmes
wsathsr. The costoa plsnt win attain de-
gree Of nascsisy BY ths lat # September
that plAssa Il beyond sssisss dssass ~ ths
amy vosm, whish sssally sepssss In the
valIsy u tbs Nississippi sssss ths second
v:ek Ia Sspssmbsr. The stalk. bsing thsa
WI billed, ny b dssslistsd b. ~ worm
wishoss having ~ pssdsct Of nbss ostsn'
ely dsmssisbsd. This year. however. The
crop was fslly three wssss late 10 arriving
q .a.urisy. The army wsrn oa6s IT, ~
pssrsnes il ~ lowss tsstiss = Texas
shout the lst Of Sspsembss. A wsGk lAess.
it appeared 10 great numbers 10 Lssisisss
end Missis.ippi. end bsGsss ~ mtd6Is 81
he mon h, had crossed Ala6sns iots Ger.
eis Fields that he'd been planted eth
good seed, and w~s vii salsivatsd, sailrsd
but silght damage; but I'll lsls sstton 10 ~
lov lAads Of Ne Gulf etslss ~ isosfsly
dsetssyed. Lands that On ~ - u the
month promised bale Of 400 povala
20 the acss. - ~ 2oth sf The ssas
month presented most barrsa Seuepest;-
on SINE. half . bale 70 The acre; sa soms. .
quarter. on some. nothing viii b. oasAsssd.
Middle and NestAssn Tszss escaps1 Viii
but eight injury; Arkansaa. Northern Mis>
sissippi. Alabama, Geesgis cd ths eosntsy
lying North OF THE line. wsrs nss infected
~ the insect. From The Yasoe Valley,
wc have most dolsfal ascsssGs e ~ sondi.
sion Of affairs; both sesn end cotton - -.
ported to have failed. Thssspssts oessvses
droath and Of early ftosts seem 70 Be noth>
ing more than tricks Of trsde. end ere un-
Trustworthy. We sre eale, therefore, Ia
counting on far avesase crop ior the ars'
planted 10 those ssgisos not visited BY In
"asmy worm" These, howevss, ~ net TN
hest cotton Lands, end hsass ~ aesrsgpt
yield vill fall short ofous fbsner selimatss
whils s.bOO,OoO belss wssA hsvs bes'
gathered undss favorable circuoolAaesst L /,
now dosbsful whether ~ cssp will rsac
100000 bslss.
MoRE "PRorEcriox" Nsspsp. -1As Nosth
smptsn (Masa) 0asetes spsGke Of wosls
manufacturer Of that State Who said Ia Boz
ton last year s'Dsoess the var, il cost m
% boa yard 70 asks ass'h. ~ ssid il 4
NJ "a "A - s,~~A ~~A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

1sHRsss. Il he Nsw Yosk Hvaaa = ov(
in favor. Of h,s old opponent Horss~ 0svs-
ley, fce United States Senator q Nee York.
to succeed Judge Harris. He says Il his
paper Il tho ~ b idsG: Az bssvseu Hsrris
and Greeley - the best men tur the Seus.
so'shtp. aad - having Tie sssoagsst claim
upon be parry. i u true Horaes he besn
vsey extreme "a .he negro qussstse, ana N
put torta some similar notions in his dev !,
but Of late he has taken sound, praesicai
view d questions that have been forced m.
On the cosntsy y ~ -. He ~ favored
modeeat'on aud conciliatioa teveed ~,
Soosassn States, end ~ excepted ths Coo.
sutosssnel Anendmeae = anal esttlemens
4 ~ position e tssAurnnipa. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

P0EP10fD On OF PAIN AID nAcE.
eeRrsoprvang, Resssraag en~
nsN.s~~ ehe HAIR Il

u W. ~
- prsonrving, Ressessa8 ee~
1poanalklng che maars ~
A.a u ~ nsss delightful and ~sedsr's' e'''e's
Ne wssiA ever psoduseA.
rea,ss I'm 81 II ~ saly certain fe1sey 70 -
s&pr,. psrhsn M Bssstily TIC Hair. bat also oel
ab,s srssels for he Toilet = u hiehiy pef'enco
IN A ana esaicu1s pssfune. indepeneene q sne
ffaeront odor Of the OILS Of Palm OF Mace
The marvel of Rero.
new and beautiful perfume. which IN aehcacs %
sceu,. and the tenacy with which u ciinss 10 tne
hs udterchIef and person. lie unequalled.
Thc above articles arc Tor sale By all Druggists ana
p,rfuners. at u per bottle each. Sent BY express 70
any addfcss BY proprietors.
T.w. WRIGHT co.
.rsAav1 100 ltssw olssse, New YORK.
Royal Havana Lottery 81 Cooes
Cbs1sses1 y ~ SpssisA Gosassssas.
am0 m GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
PTorS enAoa - in1be0ae10a furnished, the nsee.
eet raaes rid for D0ubl0one and al kinds OF Ooio
ma Silver; also for I'll 0Oyesu0ent 0ec9siflee.
-" TAYlO0 CO., nanhefs.
nays1-d1y 10 Wan D.. Nsw sofH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-21

Nom "PRorEcriox" Nsspsp.- 1hs Noeth-
smptsn (Mssa.) 0azeees spssks Of woslsn
manufacturer Of that State Who said Ia Boz.
ton last year ''Dseess The was. il cost me
o. so yard 70 oslo asssh, ~ I ssld il ~
-. Nov il sssls - - ~ ysed, sad
sell il a g." Yst, thsos - srs CONSTANT
ly calling upsa CsagEsss Or additional
"protec,ion" . ~ uoe)en interest /!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

There IS woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee. Quuck," and "llumbug." Bun
It Is so no longer, and we des'ce To wrest bel
name from all such suspicious association IN all
other minds. Whatever notions we may have OF
womanlv dclcacy and propriety. we will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
the b,st Nurse. Whether weshall have Female
Physicians or not, is Il question winch must be
decided by time and principle. and not as n mat
ter OF taste. Pride. pre- udicc, caprice and Gus
rom NAV well behave themselves, for II there
~ really u waat, there will also be supply II
there be calling" there will be coming.
Nature aud human society are always sel'-supplT-
ing. aud though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs. Winsow does not want TO treat you Gen
Isnaen Nor dies she prescribe regimen for
your wives; bnt modestiy appears as messen-
gel OF health and happiness to your INFANTS IT
the cradle Is tnere ANYTHING improper in that;
A Nurse Of - ~ years experience can boldly
| say what is or IS not good Tor babe and ought
| TO be listened TO- God speed her on humble hui
happy mission She is the most successful pbys
,can and most ciiectus bene'actrcssou tie one
| ever enjoyed her do'ing parents rot excpeted
| Just open the door for her, aud Mrs Winslow
| will prove the American Florence Nightingale o.
| the Nursery. OF this we are so sure that ",
| will temch our " SrsY'' to say "A BLESSING os
| Mns WNsLow'---tor nelpipg her to survive and
ESCAPE gripping. colicking and teething siege =
| We confirm every word set forth In the iRosPEc
| rus. II performs precisely what II processes Il
| perform, every part of nothing less. Ava,
| your Cordial "Earegoric. DR. ops. "Lnuda
mum. " and every ether Narcotic. by which tn,
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
aI idiutic TOR life.
ave never seen Mrs Wiaslow-know he,
| only through the preparation OF her /" Soothing
| Syrup for children fecthlng'" II we had ;ns
power, we would make her, as she is, phys,ca
| savior to the lniaat Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
COM N z r CIAL.
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE DAVENPORT DEMocRAr.t

Tuesday evening, Feb. goth, 1866.
Owing to the intense cold pre- vail, g du
ring portion Of the week just past, and the
very bad state of the roads during the re-
malnder Of it, very Little business with ont
siders has been transacted in our city. Du-
ring Wednesday and Thursday last. many
Of our principal firms did not do q cents
worth Of business. The shipment by rail
were somewhat interrupted by the delay Of
trains and the obstruction by snow drifts.
Money matters remain rather stringent.
Dry Goods are slightly on the advance. the
Grocery Market remains about the same as
at this day LAST week. Coal has not chang
ed. Very little Dressed Pork is coming in.
The roads are in tolerable condition.
FLouR.-Flour is now selling at wholesale
as follows per barrel, 500; per sack.
81; and in bulk, IS. so; at retail it 10 sell
ling at $6 80 per barrel; per sack, $6.40;
and per bulk Sc. Shipments, 1900 bbls.
BUcKwHEAr fLoUR.-per cwt. IS.
Com MEAL.-No. l, per bushel 80 cts.-
No 2, 40 cts.
WnEAT.-R Receipts not very large. No.
/ old wheat brings 81 so per bushel. No.
!, new wheat Soc. No 2, Coo. Rejected, Acc.
SohN.-NcCctpNS HSut, 1>V. Uitu6s 20
Cts yer bushel
oArs.-A fair quality brings l6@1S cts
per bushel.
BARLEY receipts have been fair.
No. ! brings $1,000 cts. No. 2, 20 cts per
bushel.
Receipts only for home con-
sumption. Nom nally at 1920 cts.
PorAToEs. No receipts worth mentioning
Nominally at 80 cts.
Fees Receipts light. Per doz. 80 cts.
BUTTER. Receipts light, no shipments
Per pound % cts.
WHITE BEANs.--Dull q. 50c0D$1.
DRESSED Pork Receipts are about the
same as last week No packing being done.
Selling at s9.@sl0 per cwt. Live Pork
brings $7.75@8 so.
HAY--Per ton $s@*12.
CoAL.-19 cents a. both yards.
APPLES Fair quality, per barrel IS.
MoSEY Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying .. par. selling at
premium. Chicago buying at ! discount,
selling at l premium st Louis, buying
At / discount, selling ! premium. Demand
FOR 7-30's is brisk the prices ruling below
par Prices governed by Eastern markets.
Demand for compound interest notes small.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
From w an! sisigtOn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l9.-lt is known that
on Saturday Gen. Grant refused TO revoke
the order SURPRISING the Richmond ~
amincr, exprcssl ing himself in decided terms
against the publication OF Il certain class OF
articles in the Southern papers, as calculated
To do An immediate mischief. Mr.. PoIlarn
was officially informed by an officer Of Gen.
Grants stall that the order would be re
vok.d il the course Of that paper VIII be ID
future less liable 10 objection. Gen. Grant
will, however, take care that no newspapers
shall be published containing sentiments ol
disloyaliy and hostility to the Government
IN any OF lis branches Thh persistent pub
iicaliDn of articles calculated 10 keep up 4
feeling of hostility between the different sec
tons Of the country, will be no longer toll
Grated.
The X,raiIs Montreal correspondent states
that the publication of the negotiation pro
cccdlngs, showing the ia.luIe Of the Can
adam commission 10 effect IA renewal of thu
reciprocity treaty, creates much excitement
Ihe Provincial merchants are very much
depressed by their trade prospects for th,
coming year, but the Government organs
pretend to find consolation in the assump
ton that the reciprocity failure will hast Il
the realization IF the Provincial Confedcra
tion scheme The Ministers are now deter
mined 10 make another vigorous effort Il
carry this latter measure to completion, bu
there is u strong opposition TO 1t among lin
| ,,.,,,ln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
TATE'T ,N,EWS


New YorK, Feb. ia special dispatch
Ia the I,hiMdelpha BuasttS from WaAeing-
ton save: I've Presidents veto message on
the Freedmen's Il II has just been received
Il is very elaborate. covering upward OF
thirty pages Of foolscAp. He II opposed to
the bill 10 every shape and forms He De-
lieves many Of the features to be unc0nsti-
tutional, and says that NO such legislation
for the south ought 10 be adopted, while
the Southern States are represented He
thinks there is too much appointing power
in the bill confided TO the President. He
enters into full discussion of his recon-
struction policy, and thinks the Southern
representatives ought to be admitted, &c.
New York, Feb 19.-Thc tenor of the
official dispatch from France relative to the
withdrawal of the French army from Mexi
CO is less favorable than was supposed. The
Withdrawal will be coLditi nal on the estab-
lishment of the new empire, and the pledge
Of non Intervention by theCnited 6tates lhe
Mexlcans must accept Macmillan or endure
forcignarmy for AN indefinite period.
Files Of newspapers published in the City
of Mexico, have been received here. with
news 10 the Both of January. The adhesion
OF the population 20 the Empire - an
nOuDCed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

New Yosk, fsb. 2o.-fbe Beard d. ~
dermen yesterday appointed committee to
lsquirs into the practicab,lity 81 spsnnlng
Broadway q difEsrUst points with ifen
bridges.
The Herald'a special says:
The Assissaat 6serstasy Of The frsasssy,
Chandler, yesterday reformed % wsshing<
ton.
W. Davis, Ex rebel Brig. Gen., and E. n.
Geager, editor Of the New Orleans Crescent
has been pardoned BY the President.
The Tribune's special says:
Gen. Terry has arrived In Washington.
The prize money is now ready for distri-
button to the crews Of the following vessels
~ tho Treasury Department: Corunds,
Princes Royal. II. Jackson, American Flag,
Flambsau and Canandaguia.
The Wosld's special says:
The recent order Of Gen. Spinner, in re-
ference to the return Of deposits, It Is said
will involve one New York City National
Bank in payment Of one return alone Of
SIS, 900.
The Supreme Court yesterday, ordered
that The test oath case b reargued on the
""u ptoAlWO Z; 4s'f48 s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

PITrsBuRG, Feb. ia large number OF
delegates TO the Fenian Congress, probably
400. are in attendance and more coming
Col. Murphy, Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, called the Congress TO order.
Mr.. Rajpsiord was elected Secretary pro tenn
A committee on credentials was appointed
consisting of one from each State.
Adjourned until called together by the
Chairman of Credentials.
There is II grand procession with speeches
to night by Gen. Swecny and others.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
lu.pora.ut Arrivals.

BosToN, Feb. 19-Within the last AZ
hours large feet of vessels have arrived
here, bringing valuable cargoes from The
East and Yves, Indies, California, the Medit
lerrancan, and the Southern coast.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

The great popularity Of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup, for children teething. has induced un-
prircipied persons to put up articles to be used
for the same purpose. in advertising which they
have not only copied our advertissmsntaAnd mo-
tces from the press. but have copied certificates
and letters from clergymen and others, affxine
other names 70 our genuine certi6cstes.-
Beware Of ,m:sators. 'spis-dAwly
u H. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
GEORGE D. JEwETr. Presidsat.
QlAQcQT a llAN NSaSN S.n,v

Subscribed and sworn TO before me by the
above named George d. Jewett. President, and
Robert A. Johns0n, ee0sstery. thssllth Icy ~
WilIam. lSsnton. whose name - signed 10 tho
annexed certificate, - one Of the assessors Of
the town Of LA, ttord, and proper psrsont0 a.
sess property, aud the signature 10 the anne xed
certificate is his own signature.
EDWARD GOLDMAN, Commissioner
us for the State Of Iowa in
Hartford County.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence or Lift.

&; q 6: 6
aged, causing the hot blood Of
- - fnsMsz Tfses youth to course the veins res
-vo@ ~ Gsas g go * ioring the Organs ~ Genera
~. M "-.s do.s ton. rtnorirg fup0fsncy and
sSfs Elixfr ye,uven- Debility restoring Kaniiasss
N ~ sysftin ead cHd fnH ricor. thus proving
eSeScosse ftssuse perfect = E7frir Of Lote,~ re-
snoyiaR Efepfljfy and Barrcnness IN both sexes To
~ youe. midde-age and aged. there isno greater
Aoos than this Elixir of Life" II gives a new
leoee q life. causing the weak and dcbilitntcd to
hayo renewed strength end ,igor, and tho entire
ogpaesn 10 thrill with Joy md pleasure.
PrioN ono bottle g.; three bottles Is; sent By
exneeos 10 any address
dnr medicines arc sold and recommended BY all
sonec1nble druggists In every part Of the civilized
e5nke. Gs,me uaprnciplcd dealers. however, try to
3serivS Ant customers By sling cheap and worth
- eal6noahds IN order 70 make money. Be not
6rceIvSA-6ak fbr these medicines and take no
eeh~ra lfFtho druggist dws not keep them write
8 "a ~ ~ will fchd them ~ express carefully
eockeI ~ fSum observation. We will be pleased
e roorlvs letters with tl STATEMENTS IN regard to
-. llsrees with whieA la3es " gentlemen are.
oI3s' Address "a lrslsss 5ae medicines. iAenph-
~ = hAv3ce, = ~ osls rsOprleeos
/. NM uHnN1M n VAN ~ n \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

Cn1e0eo MAFkoeo.
BY TssssssphD osssASs. M n
Psevisions-1ess pork aAvaooe1 - = ~ Abeut
ts0 Dds have changed hand6 u ~ 3Oa9s 80, clos.
ing - 0at1ldo egufse. 3sKy& Ev sW fAi4s
LAtd- About ~ packaees cold q tic Tor keste
and sreeA: 1Jk snr kossio psnAorol 7T17'8 -
Bulk Nests Quiet ia 60 u clear oldes n 1917,
ioosc; rough sidee ai 1ll1c loose SIS y #
Deef-Quiet. We nots salse a eeSga ueee n n1s
o. d Of niece II l6 80
Drss.sd llcgs -Thss- ~ aFnsr feslise IN me
market ard good iemAAd ~ peeksss - shippesA
saiss range Z m sle eli % elosiog = it0n In
Fpr-Duil ssd nssAssly Isu~r, Sus hsu mech
the actual d. cline 10 are spsbs 10 ~. 9 aour
dealers this city hsve ecs ntt the haiti 81 Qu0tne
thing on pstvnse tssms whsassss seluestoa y
:ubnr.ssa Y. 0eod 70 choice spring sssss sangs
whsa,-DulI, k0ls p su lower, win s.ies ..
" lIi liz tor No l. and NJ the close buyers oaered
lsk and .sllers AK lslx, No quiet d from 700
Sllxc; rel ctsd u 70.
ss 10, ss and 's's 'f' s'a'' - SIC for NJ
oss.-Duii, With light sales at ~, for Mol; is,s
for No =. IL 74f = -
Rye Inactive and nominal
Barley Rules dull.
nisn wines-Ls,,e m r. scssve.s sales Of 90 bbls
q " IS. nra VIZ -
resis-1n fair request. Small ,o,s of Timothy n
1895 70; Glover -; Hunsart n grace 75c
SAt-Quiet 49, easy. 81 q 16o3 = By he carload
for doDestie hps ground.
CaHie-Mafket dun and prices have downward
| tendency. s6sies ase limited q fsoU Is l00S rs =,
| fair 70 good steers.
Live Hogs-Aciive with sooi demand from pack
| ers- Price nTmes bat NOT quotably higher.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20

CNciSKArI, Feb. 19.-The President has
just removed. in the Covington, Kentucky,
district, the Postmaster. Collector and As
sessor Of Internal Resenoe,A I'll of whom
were radicals and opposed to his restora-
ton policy. Jesse X. Grant. father Of Gen
Grant, has succeeded to the Postmaster.
ship. Mr. Grant is . very conservative
Republican, opposed alike to negro sufIrags
and negro equality. Quite stir is visible
among the radical officials Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County Of Hartford, ~

George d. Jewett, President. ani Robert A.
insurance Company. Of Hartford being several
y and duly sworn. deposc and say, and each for
himself says, that the foregoing u q true, full
and correct abatement Of the affairs q the said
Corporation. aud that they are the above named
Or earnings Of said Company has been depos,ted
in any State or Territory as security fer leases
a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-20
Rest, Health. and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children rce,hing softcns the gums, reduces
inflammation. aluys all pain aud cures wind colo.
Perfectly safv In all cases. We would say to ev-
cry mothoI who las l. suffering Child. 10 not
lei your pr, uai &c, uDr the preiud ocs Of others
stand between yca and your suffering child and
the relici thai viii be snre--yes absolutely SUI,
to follow lie use of tins medicine if timely
used.