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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-22

ASS Messenger, former editor Of the
North Albanian, died at his resi-.
denee uesF Tusoumbis on the 18th inst
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE
QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE, u. S. M. R. r..
Nashville, Tenn, March Is. 1866.
T WILL offer st Public Sale at Nashville, Tenn.
L on Tuesday, the 27th day Of March, 1866. the
balance Of the Rolling Stock Of the U. 5. N. X. K.
d. ID T. heretofore Advertised, consisting Of
Three (S) Eng mes, in running order,
i've feet guage.
Three l3l Dismantled Locomotives, unseryice-
able.
Forty 100 Box Cars, more or less.
Thirty tSO) Flat Cars, more or less.
same time and place, the three large Store
Houses of the u S. Military Ra lroad, situate In
close proximity 20 the Chattanooga Depot, and Of
the following dimensions:
One ~ lz4xSSx4. with addition Of 12fx2lxIl.
One a 175xs6.
One () l2ox35xl9, with addition Of 91x35r2l.
Together with the surplus property then remain
ing on hand, consisting OF One Hundred Tons.
more or less, Of Cast snd Wrought Scrap Iron,
Office Furniture, &C, &c.
sac TO at 10 o'clock sm, and con.
tinue until all is sold.
Terms Cash, in Government Funds, or when
sold to Railroad Companies on a credit, II desired,
OF two years, payable in monthly instslments, to
be secured by bond Tor double the amount Of Dur-
chase. s R. HAWITL.
Capt. AQM, ChE QMUsMKR,M DT.
marchl4-td
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1866.

HOUsEkEEPERS troubed with vsrmin need
Be 30 no longer, n they use ''CosfAR's' Extsrmins-
tor. We nave used 70 % our satisfaction and n q
box cost s., We would hsvs Il. We have mef poi
sons, but they effected nothing; but "Costar's" ar
uele knocks the bresth out Of Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Ante aud B~ed-Bugs, quicker than We can write 10.
IL y 10 great demand AL over the county, Msdisa
Ono Gczs9e.
'HTSes "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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1865.

'COSTAR'5 RAT EXTERMINATOR Is simple.
sale, and sure the most perfect RAT-ifcaton
meeting We have ever attended. Every Rat that
get T. properly prepared. vii eat It, and every
one that eats IL will die, generally, 81 some place A.
1lsiant a. possible from where il was taken-Lakg
Shire. Ahch Minor.
sA-5ee "CosrAE's advertisement shove.
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Proposals
NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA
DAD
CHANGE OF TINE
OF GENERAL SuPFRNrESpENr

OTFiCE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
\. (. AND n. B. n. W, RAlLRoAns
NASHVILLE, FESs., March 4th, 1866.
IN and altar Tuesday, March6, 1866, and untj Inv.
V tner notice, Passenger Trans vii run A. il-
ows:
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA LINE
Lave Nashville for Chattanooga, and ali po;,.s
South 81 730 A. N. and ESQ P. NJ. Arnve al Cnsits-
noogs 81 $50 ,. n. snd 3c40 A. n, next dav.
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 6.OO a and
S:35 P. NJ. Arrive at Nashville 81 AGO p. n. and AS
A n, next day.
All trains connect al Wartraoe for ShelbyuBe
NASHVILLE NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville toE Johnsonvlle, sad al points
West and Northwest, At 423 ?. n. AFnye ST John.
sonulle At $50 P. =.
R~sturns1g-Leave JohnsonNlle $40 A. H., STRIVE
s. Nashville 81 6,5QA.A.
Trans on M n. ". K. R. connect At johnson.
vic Win inst elsss line Of Steamers for Paducab.
1Ero aud S. Louis.
BERTHS AND MEALS FREE.
on steamers connecting with n AM Railroad.
Passengers by this route
SAVE EXPENSE OF SLEEPING CARS
AND MEALS,
between Nashville and Cairo,
Trans stop ST 81 iutermeuRts points.
WM p. INNES, GenI supf
n. g. and n. a n. W. e R'ds.
mAr6-f.
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Government Sale
QueensWare, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, Ranges. blankets. &c.

WILL be sold at Auction, at the Medical Puryey-
|" ors warehouse, Public square, Nashville,
Tennessee, on TUESDAY MORNING, March 2Tth.
az CLOCK large STOCK OF the foregoing articles,
in original packages, consisting in part Of
5v,OO Plstes, $500 Dishes,
I,O0o n cheers, 2OOO L~aaterns,
$500 Chambers, 500 Sadirops.
400 Spittoons, 5000 Knives and Forks
l,AO Csryers, &c, 5000 Spoons,
500 Looking Glasses, so Clocks,
eOO kszors, lvO Counter Scales,
ZOO Blankets 1900 Leather Buckets,
oO WASH Tubs, 500 SaUce Pans,
1,O0J Hatchets, 5000 WASH Basins
1900 Scrub Brushes,
Tea Pots, TumbleTs, Bowls, Mugs, Guns. Bath
Tubs, Wood Saws, Cleavsrs, Csndleshcks, Cork
screws, Meps, Brooms, Ice Chests, Water coolers,
stoves, Ranges, C~aldrons, and miscellaneous fur
nshing articles.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surg. aud BTt. Col. U. 8. VOL, Med. Pur. U. S. A.
marIb-llt
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
rs do DO Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
80 Barrels Crushed and Powdered SUGAR,
20 do Graduated Sugar,
100 dc A. and b. Coffee Sugars,
go do O.. extra assorted Brands,
200 do YellOS Sugar,
400 Bags RIO Coffee,
20 Mats Java Coffee,
20 DO LagmraC Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Alspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Msckerel,
90 u bbls do
500 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
so do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Raisins,
30 Cases Ssrdines,s
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doc. Buckets,
50 Nests Tubs,
Togsther with everything usually kept in whole.
sale Grocery Houses.
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gew SartrttsEments.
Teachers Wanted.

"ANTED-Two Teachers Zone male and one
iemsle) at the K tienhouse Academy, kings
ton, East tennessee.
Apply to the subscriber, from 9 o'clock am. to4
pm, this dsy, at Parsmore, Sewers & Co.'S As
North College street, over Benson, Rankin & Davis
store lmsI2-lt1 CALVIN COLT.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-Ths Turner's GassHs
(Engllsh) asserts snd proves by figures that one
pair Of RATS vii have a progeny apd desceodarts
no less thsn 6sl 1850 in three years. Nov, unless
thisimmense family can be kept down, they would
consume more food than would sustain $3.50 bu-
man beings.
ES-see "co5rARs" advertisement above.
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Hemp Hackles.

CTEEL sIAIEs, Reed slaiss, Loom shuiilss.
- Harness TFine, HEuass Eyas Bea Hooka'
Ooarse Emery, Revolving Temples, Gard Plan,
&c, &C, may b had Of
BOILING 4 HEALD.
Auctonen ssHAses aouSS collsss 81, nsshyaia
mafia-l0e
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1866.

RATS versus BiRDS.-WhoeVer engages in shoot.
ing small birds is q cruel man whoeya1 a,ds IN ~.
terminating rats is a benefsetor. We should ike
some one 70 give us the benefit Of their exu4rienes
"a driving out these pests. We need sonnefh ~
besides dogs, cats, snG tfsps fog tn s business
Scientific AnOuc1a, ". 7.
AS-See "CosrAR's' advertisement shove.
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GiMNTIITIi}

FOB Morris. Sold by Druggists everywhere. HAIR.
RIS & CHAPMAN, Boston
mar22-3t IN FL oaF
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A VOICE FROM THE FAR wEsT-sposknq
OF "CosHrs" Rat, Roscn. AIT, &c, E1termiuator2
more grain and provisions are destroyed Annually
In Grant county BY Termin than would pay for ions
q this Rat and Insect Kiler."-LaHoar-r Oval
Head.
ua-see "CosraE's7 advertisement above.
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs-shouii r.
collect thai hundreds Of dollars worth Of Grain.
Provisions, &c. are annually destroyed by Rats.
Nice, Ants, and othor Insects and Vsrmin-al OF
when can be prevented by a few dollars worth Of
"CosTAEs Rats koeehs Ant, &c., EKtsrmlnator.
bought and used Freely.
B2-See "CosrAE'sh advertisement above.
S@-sold IA Nashville, Tenn, by W. J. a c. W
SMITH md al Druggists and Dfalers.
msFchl7-2m dkw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

In the March number Of DsBow's Re.
siso, the editor, who has just completed a
tour through the cotton states, estimates
the next cotton crop At not more than one
million five hundred thousand bales. lie
adds: "These figures are not likely to be
increased by anything that is now to hap
pen, and may DO greatly reduced by the ig-
norasicc, neglect or dcsertion of the labor
ing forces, which, judging from the expc
sience OF oil other countries. is more likely
70 occur than not, and reduce the crop =
one million or one million two hundred
thousand bales. No account is taken in the
calculation, Of shs application Of white labor
70 cotton, beyond what was applied to il
before the war. The extensive mortality
Of the var has made white labor at the
south very scarce, and so far it has absorb.
ed in the necessary pursuits Of the mechan.
ic arts and trade, which have been furnish
ing most lucrative employment The wear
and tear, and frightful destruction caused
~ the var opened other channels Of em.
p!oymeat besides agriculture. The increase
OF white labor 1t the south, % far Is the
nsxt crop is concerned, from immigration,
y TOO tEsdin8 to be taken into account The
aegrsgate number Of latorera introduced IL
II The cities"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15


has made the trsa1msnt II private dlsssses his
business and stady, which he's enabled him 70
perfect remedies which are speedy and pefma-
nent and in all cases can be used without Hinder
aneetO Susinese ~ exposure - !r!eses.. i.
@. such o. were considered incuSabie. Syphilis
10 III fbrms; Gonorshsa, 0lest 9sristarss.
Also The effects Of solitary habite, both fuinous
70 body and mind s.d whseh Issdses scsnc cf.As
Constipa.ion. Aversion and 6ne.sinc.s il e!
gale Society, Uhmanlincss. Dfea1 q Futsrs
Evssts, finally completes soetreti0. of Ne VI.
Tel powers. loss Of memory, ringing = ths sess.
tmposeney-een BE- fully rsstoss9 70 health. Drs
should Be 10 the hands 81 al those contemplating
umriags. Sent . I'll - receipt y 10 eente -
prepay postsgs. Plsase eall lfissaly ebst
wilf cosf you nothing.
The schjsct u naptsse, - nssojs, has leog
~ Of both Europe and America. islsiag one q
eu1ject 10 BE- aiicssd viii. .Uatil Isss years the
suse Of Replufe Or Hernia hes besn egeoidered
game imptob.bls, ifnoti lross'ols Mhile ttsv.
srsnt hospitals In search ofiaissnsties. d. ".
gave special st.ention 70 the subject ofRepture ss
hesnis = their varied end eoup1bea1eG fesno,
which has ssabled him 70 perfect remsetss y
which zine cases out Of ~ esn be .pefmsucssH
cured md isssish ssgnal relisf . ~ vssy wss6t
~ every i. = rssisui 70 tisit d.. W.'s once. fhsy
seed aoi rsnsis - ~ ~ more thaa spe Day,
end 10 pain or suffering asteads any tsssssssS
- his. All letter. IN ses9I answered.
Dr.. WhitttesseGen the ps6lls v The following
physicians: DR. Detlor, Milwaukee, Wis; Dr. Pea.
Sody aoA u Kermott Detroit; Or Price, 0rsMd
hscids, Mich; W bowen sad Dr. nsrrDeee, ".
l.osisi d. Webster. Dr Ua!ses, Dr =. Bai.sy, Dr
o.: DR. Dsvis. Ciecinnsli Ds Bsstty. 81. Psul
Nian. Post elice Boz 2.9sS. novSGdAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15


Here h . rttle skso1h, fism NJ m III |
~ laes pson, u 9 intsG3oe elWht9 -
rleaioh paintisg oould surpass the sznse>
nooe:
Shut 10 from I'll tho world without.
We go she clean winged hearth eoout,
Content 20 lsN ths North wind rooe
II bsfled rage - pene ed dooe, ~.
While The ved legs bo1oee - toot <
/ The frost liss baek with trspic hsa1
, And ever, when louder blast
Shook bsao asd fsitss - Il passsd,
The msrrier upiss roaring dram
II. t.. greet t a. q &. The shi.ssy lssss'd.
Lad . ~ Ore HI drOwsy head,
The eats dark silhoutte on the vail
4 ooushant tigers seemed 70 fall
/ Aal, Ios thOWinoes's 6ssside 49,,
Between the sndifons' strsddliss feet,
The mug Of cider simmered SLOW,
The appIes spueteSed In : row,
And, close Il hand, the basket sscod
With nuts from brown Oct0ber'e woes.
And here the portrait Of IN insvitabls
character, specimen of when 10 always TO
DO found in rural village, end oftor IN ''ths
best regulated families:
Uur uncle, innocent Of booko 81
Bat rich in lore Of fields anA hooks,
The ancient teachers never duub
Of Natures unhoused lyoOum,
10 moons and tides and vonthef wise,
He read the clouds - paer6eeiea,
And foul or fair could we'll divine,
by many ~ occslt hint cd dgo,
Holding the cunning war1od Keys
10 ell the woodcraft mystesise;
Himself to Nsturs's heast - noar,
That al her voices in bis saf
or boast and bird had msaninas clear,
Like Apollonius Of ed,
Who knew the tale the spsrrows told,
Or Hsrmss, Who interpreted
What the sage cranes Of Nilus said;
A simple, guiielsss, child like mes,
Contsnt to live whore life began
gtreng only on his native greunds,
The little world Of sights and sounds
Whose girdls waa the parish bounds,
whereof his fondiy partial pride
The common features msgnilcd,
As Surrey bills 20 mountains grew,
In White Of Selborne's loving view.
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BU = EKAl
TIM
Inlhlllble Hair Reotofativol

DECIDEDLY THR BEST ARTICLE FOR RENO
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eaectualy caring III dtseoecs q ~ scap psevent
the hair from falling 81 givingi sonesS lnd elo1
nosnr rsssss. xssst "a 11ansAstssss. q. lsu1s,
90 s. DIR. 4. EAsTnnt1 : o.. NJ. n, uusA
nm street., St. Lcee, NJ, 81 r ther neaneA ~
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-, oole General Asents. - Who0 = seoan nns( b
FULLER, FINCH : Hu1lH1t punHnAlfe
saSes NJ - - =.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Rto0F uu0o0mA Tou4oooUy-01ms
- oa1ov WooA nn11nmoI @s'
Ne ~ 49, Ghswa : lselse ltoo Hsoss
natl1sataas TsssisSsy. 1assd rsbruary -.
wtsA peAlaias sOas iassllisssss sfisssssst
- ADss1seses psblishsd. D.. Atkiaseo >
wsDensRa sitissa efthe Tsnitssy, has bsen
KIND y Rsst Benton. He W. originally .
Ssfsssn n ~ army, end q saeh ssosn'
psulDo : GUoasansst whIsA ~ eat sp The
Milussri rivse ~ years 80. - e2iAsu-'
tenant Msllsa in constructing - wagos
road from Oregon. On The so0plstsa q
The satsepsiss b resigned ~ sonniseios
and bsssms . resident Of NeetnaA
Owing 10 The continuance e kuroers
committed By ths Blaekiest ln6lans, the
Territorial authorities bed called cut ave
hundssd volunteers TO 90 down 10 The Fort;
in TIE vicinity Of which the Blaek6sst were
prosecuting their dcprsdations. These In
have bssn hostile ever sincs the treaty was
made with them last fall, and ass rctaliating
upon nsny Of tho whites that fall in their
WY, In rsturn for The killing Of several
members Of their tribe BY settlers and emf
grants before that event.
The report that many had been badly
frosted and others frozen 10 death during
The sxedns 70 the Sun river mines, 10 con-
hrms1.
The stssy that rich discoveries Of gold
bad been found there proved 70 b . hoax,
and mot few Gifts unfortunate victims paid
for their credulity with their lives.
Helena b represented 70 b growing fast
considerable number Of business houses
having been erected, since last season, or
the street on which the writer resides. Thu
market was - we'll Supplied with groceries
- during last summer, but it 10 predicte,
that the stock will be materially diminished
By spring, and good prices for new arrival
vii! b obtained. The prospect for genera
business were good, but business affair
were unsettled by . rumor that freight
from 81. Louis up to Fort Benton on tn
opening Of navigation would be twcnt!
cents per pound. In such case q larg
freishting trade would Be opened with pack
ere from the Pacific coast side Of the noun
tains.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

NY S8Of1o00 CoUUae uDnoeADos
The Morris CIll.) Herald, Of the 2Sth
ult., says that NJ. Samuel Hogc, . farmer Of
that vicinity, has just lost IL of his finest
cattle by mysterious disease. the cause OF
which he can attribute only to eating musty
oats and straw. The cattle we're apparent.
~ healthy, and ~ soon IS attacked by this
disease sank into torpid state. and il not
disturbed remained thus until they died.
Thoy wsre furious and wild upon the up.
proach Of any person, and in finding out
this fact Mr.. Hoge came near losing his
life. II undisturbed, they would quietly
lay down ard die. It is possible that this
ID case Of the rinderpest-the dreaded cat
tie scourge that has been raging for sc
many months in England,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15
Dr. Cooks Magic Hair
CURE YOURSELF!
DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Seminal Weakness or Sperm
atorrhea, Chordce, Diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and all Diseases Of
the Sexual Organs caused by Contagion
or Weakness Of either Sex, Males OF
Females.
THIS elegant, popular and iufallible prepars-
ton, celebrated In all our large cities for the
cure Of Private Diseases, 10 now OiTcredto the a.
fiicted and WARRANTED TO cum I'll diseases Of the
Genital Organs of either sex, male or female, in
few days.
Dr. Bakers speciAc,
Is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cure
Of Spcrmatorrhea generally termed Seminal
Weakness, caused BY self abuse, or excessive in
dulgonce. which is nov 90 fcarfuly prevalent in
ali parts Of the country.
Mr.. Da1serss Speca0cs
Is great healing, purifying and selfcurfag
remedy, requiring no medical aid or advice.
W 18th this great medicine you can CUND Youn-
SELF, and avoid Ill chance Of exposure md suin
~ ignorant, pretending doctora. ~
Dr. Bakers Injection.
IN. Bin cases Of Bonorrhea. elect and Strivs
turc, DR.. Bakers Injection is reconstructed
TO Be used in conjunction with the specific, as il
materially aids in subdung the Inflammation
and stopping the discharge. Both ere recon-
mended to be used in these complaists.
NAtrealiss on sexual diseases called the
"Self Instructor" accompanies each bottle Of
the Specific.
Price-Dr. Bakers specific, e1.5o per bottle.
Priee-Dr. Bakers Injection, 81 per bottle.
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 30 cents Te-
male Injecting Syringe, 50 cents.
Sent BY Express 10 I'll parts Of The country on
receipt Of money and twenty-five cents additional
to pay for packing box end shipping.
Prepared and sold by DR.. 8. EASTERLY Z
CO.. No. 70 North FissA street, ~. Louis, Ne.
and at their branch store, ~ Madison st., CAis
cago, III. For sals By Druggists eenesally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

CAsnxERs GoArs.-Kansas farmers are
turning their attention to raising Cash
mere Goats. They have been thoroughly
tried BY Gen. Pomeroy, Mr.. Kctchum and
others, and it is found that they will do
we'll in that climate. The wool of these
goats Is Of . snowy wilderness, soft and
silky, and naturally curls into ringlets of
eight to ten inches in length. Tho wool
will always command q high price, and
thus bear transportation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

loD1W ATD SAlolRAnu1A.
1.ss I :E' z ~: -. Z: 3 &c sI .:
acrSsala, q Kings 4sn, sCuaesr, TsmSts,
Esuptions Of tie Skin, Esysipslas, Ohsou.
10 Sore Eyes, Ringweem O letter, SsaA
He'd, Old Sores, 6Wslling u ~ 0lands,
Leprcsy. White Swelling, Pilss, D)etchss,
Boils, Pimples On the Fass, 0oitso, 1hes.
mstism, Dropsy Of Gravel, Liver Con-
plant. Dyspepsia, Nervous AGecGions,
0cussal Dsbiiity, III Chfonic Diseoses,
and all Diseases arising nom The use Of
Mercury. r.aesf
This medicine combines = tselay ccscta!ra1ed
stillnga, Bufdock, and TIE Iodine q Roenuium, as0
The =, E1tr.css Of ssyss.l CHER yal.aSk 100n q
eSemes ps5.... ~ oSsur ao .. aa{ Tn
ClPLR Of those Roots IN IL PURE md rod psESct
,o,utilss ;s,ss ss.dsri5 he ssngqs.a ths n. -
state Of the HOOD The Other fluids Of The sysaem
DR.. Eostcrly's Iodine and
Oofsaparl11a
sea.eAs ont u VIZ r.. e roS..a dissescs ~
uvRs "a Is ss6stisss, sxpsIis2 al ssorbsd,
it, Simultaneous action . a be various organs 4
the body II imparts nsw nN - activity To the whols
physical system. Posseseiag those peculiae Blood
purifying properties = u Season why It 4 equally
ehieaeious 10 80 many 011so complaints. No Other
medicine EN- compare NJ
DR.. Easter3y1B Aodinc and
Sorgapor1l1o
Ess - css.sl s9sasla ehlei.es On Sores, letter,
~, 1fls 1eth. lllinois Nasgs Missouri Scrafches
- u ukwlloo6 u ~ OklN. hi fbe the cure Of
ali OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES Of ever kind.
Grldlev's Salt Rheun anl letter
Oinlment
n valuable assistant to ne Iodine md sassapara
IN subduing the dsease. The Iodine and Gafsapera
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, and
thus speedy and permanent cure IL effected. Both
| ere recommended 70 be used for these complaints.
DR.. Easterly's Iodine d Sarsaparilla
Is rapidly superccding all other Sarsaparillas and
| Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly all the old Sar
saparilas discarded worthless, and NEARLY
obsolete while this is every day increasing In sla
favor. Druggists and dealers who formerly purchased
by The DOZEN order by the Gross and Five 0r0s.
| at time. II Ii warranted 6x Times STRONGER
CHEAPER and BETTER than any other oafsapR
IN or Blood Purifying Medicine now oAered 70 II
| ask for
DR.. 1asterly's Iodine + 6arsaparills
And take nothing else.
PIice-the Iodine and sarsapara, 81 80 per bottle.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum end letter Ointment
Prepared and sold by Dr. E. Easteriy 4 Co., No. a
North Fifth street. ST. Louis No Sold at their Brancl
Family Medicine Store, No. w Madieoa street, Chi
For sale by al Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

WHAT Mr.. SEWARD SAID.-From a
" darlington dispatch to the Philadclp hia
lnQuirer, We learn that in recent corvc,.
sation with leading member Of the Penn
sylvania Congressional delegation, Sccreta-
~ Seward said there was not a rebel to day
In the whole country, and he should not
use the word-that he was in favor Of the
admission Of the entire body Of Southern
members, just as they are, and of the re
peal Of tho test oath.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

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r 7 SOFTENS, BEAlTIF1ES, AND STRENGTH
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

The New York papers state that there is
an unsatisfactory feeling among merchants
% far ~ the general trade Of tho city is
concerned. Buyers are not so numerous
. was expected. nor are the profits Of i'm.
portsrs and jobbcrs at all in proportion to
the expectations At Now York, whap SO
many new houses were established The
prices Of agricultural staples, upon which
the ability of consumers and the profits OF
transportation companies depend, tend
downward, with nothing in the future to
war; ant the hope Of improvement. So far
Is the shipping interest is concerned, affairs
arc gloomy. Steamships which, during the
rebellion, made sudden fortune for their
owners, are not paying expenses, and will
lose the least when put out of commission.
With sailing ships the case is not improved.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

NAMES o. CALlronHlA Towns.
1ulen, dim Grow Canon, Loafer Hjl, Whis-
Kew g D'gS 'ngs Slap Jack Bar, Yankee Doodle
SKUNK uulch. Chicken Thief Flat, Ground
hoE's Glory, Hclrs Wood, Sweet Revenge.
Shtrt-tel! Canoe Rough and Ready, Rag
Ioun, Git Up and Git, Bob Ridlsy FleC
Humpback Slide, Swell heed D{rv;aes'
8losdy Rsn. hstdss's Ras. Ras Trse Sii3s.
Hang Town.