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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
OAJLY DEMOCRAT.



Thsoas Z. Eeksrt - hsen appeineed
Assistant Secretary Of War.
A euit sbs brsaeh Of proaiss bstwssn 80
negroes is % the ealsndse in 0assgis-
Bred. DouelasA Who livss h Hsshsetsss
n. T., reported = iaesos Of e6,l5u ~
1ooo.
The esscution q Ksnnsdy, So q Ne
- Ridee oordsssrs, tsek piece q Was>
ksUAn. ysstssuay.
me Rsa,eal Convention in the Hillsbars'.
0his, district, ~ nominated h. w. s'sfs
e. CbooEess.
fhs pepulasion Of st. Lsuis, q coedisg y
ne census recently taken in that city. y
l04, s97.
The President hes signed the bill rsgsIe
ting the manner Of holding Senatorial slees
tioas.
The Pr,aidsus has neosaated Col. Ls6>
Low 70 bs naval oGicsr for the port u Nee
York.
Reports from Kansas sud Nssthssa niss
esuri, seats that heavy yield Il eesn nay
be counted upon this season.
Ths President has decided TO postpoos
his coutemplated trip to Chicago until about
The Let Of September.
The Nstiousl Banks Of Richmsod 80
chsseed with ignoring agricultural claine.
and leaning msney only 70 sots shsvsrs And
gold spectators.
Crop issms from the various WESTERN
grain districts are al giving promise 81
most abundant season's yield.
A jsdee 10 PhiladslphiA has dssidsd thss
drall on bask, pAyabls q . faturs day
named, 10 the ssoe = baak oheck, cad 10
not entitled 10 days Of grace.
The Kansas City Journal says that twelve
Of the sixteen burglars who rebbsd the Gay
county (Mo } savings bank Of &1OO, 900,
have been arrested in southern Iowa.
The University Of Wisconsin owns nearly
e76O, 900 worth Of property. Il has ever
600, 700, besides the Agricultural College.
That, q q 70 per aess, amounts to $500,
900.
Alex. n. Stephens viii preside q The mset-
ise to ~ held ct New Orleans o. he Let Of
August, which 10 dssigned to secure god
feeling between opposite Political parties, end
promote The interests Of The osustsy.
John Defrsss, Superintendent Of publie
printing ct Washington, has bseo removed
By the President, end Gen. Steadman nom
mated - his SUCCESSOR.
A report 10 circulated 10 some State de-
pastmsnt circles ia washington 10 the eebse
that Gen. Mcclellan has been invited home
to succeed NJ. Stanton 10 the War Depart.
neut.
A man was arrested Ia 1uka, Tenn, With
41O0, 900 in counterfeit treasury notes upeo
his person. He bought Oh the sheriff for
! q, 900, but Vas subsequently re>assestsd
BY the sheriff Of Bourbon county, KY, on
charge Of murder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

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Bloc oass and ether psspasasi1ns Of oefeusv as1D
ally pvoducs nose s1ossug and death then dosaso
Witch ihey profess 70 cure.
Aud yet thls corrosive Material % Asaouoced b. ~
opathc DEBTORS 10 prescribed by them amest untses
aty In casss fuves complaint, consunpsoe ssisnes
MHnnIcKp SUGAR COATED PILLS
aSs eoopossd entirsy Of roots ~ hertz o6selne1sro
the great slorehouse Of natare and thes eputay -
fecsS Wl aDpeas soon - the 0ed1ctse bSeaUAt =
~ tea u fair sxresiosss. Messick's ~ do -
produce aay nausea o. siehGess of ths stomach 10
when given for dyspei "A may be proper 10 use them
In coanection visb Hsrrieks k,d flas ers sxeriai.
~ shs judIcious essnent the digestive facuiirs an
epeedly restored 10 tLeis full yisor, and Tie orst -
- ofin1eesstion INDY he cured.
when we veaeet that I. liver 10 The largest snDAoa
ovesu u the body, that 10 b assiaucd s mpostal
M Of assriss ne Mood and prspsns0 ~ tile ~
. sutject - nasy disorders, asl tAsa vAsn ~.
eased o. insetIvs The ~ ole body su6eso symeethsl
aiiy. y y sot Surprising that . medicine shich -
restore the h. aIhy operations 81 the lvef shssue -
1ses veodesfs changes IN the oeassal hath Nd q
Net which nay eppens 70 - aSmose niraeuIoel
Headache Of sose e0attnn oses sevese . = u Ne ~
bssost and shoulders, aching Of De Nu'ee sseeoo
general weakness and vsetchednes ano ~ q ia
Ing Of dlstssssns synptoms, Indicative = topsseet
ASoedoged ael0o 81 - nyes. ~ speedily removed
0eftleAss ouGas.Coeto1 p5Ils end kN ftastsss .
~ cold by Dssasss as1 Mssehe nts u ~ $500 oet
Oel1sa etstsa. Oanada eouth America, 1rse3, ~
Aaglsei!s, ed ~ - ssssasse :, sai!lae e. 1HW
~ SSSSSos ~. .AWes,A.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

- Fro Bono DsublicO.''
Rravase Diseases cared In the
0h0ree Possible e1soe
hIasclf permanently. Mt No IS Third st., PITTS
BURG. IA lie addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary hah
IL. which ruin both body and mind. undtting them
SOr either business. study marriage. He has die
covered the most Certain. SPEEDY and caly Rfectual
nature. Weakness Of the Back aud limN, Stric-
turcs. Affections Of the Kidneys and bladder, 1nvolun
tAsv Discharges, impotency, General Debility, Ner-
volenase, yrpepsa. lAuguor Low SplFits. CONFUSION
~ 1deoe, Pailitation OF the Hear. Timidity, Trcm-
@in4, Dmnees ofSight or Gddincss. Disease of the
Heed. Throat Nose Or skin. Affections Of the Liver
LanGe. Stomach or Bowcls-tiose terrible disorders
ogiaine from the Solitary Habits Of. Youth-thoee
o1nAES and solitary practiscs fatal 10 their VIC
tlrns than the song Of Syrens to tho Mariners II
lp4hD, rendsstn9 marriage. &c, impossible.
Ihe fearful cAccte on the mind are much to be
0D0o1e9-lHnD ~ Memory. OunAisiOn Of ldeas De-
Deoon4 e apsits, Evil E0rbodings, Aversion soci-
~, 0o,kDllSast, Love Of Solitude Timidi,y, Ac are
49, 9TH ss2s produced:
WAAs thc cause Of their declining health losing their
veos. oscuening weak. pale. nervous and cmaciatoL
h1veae dnguIar appearance about the eyes. cough
ao4y1pegoe Of consumption.
AN ENMENAGOGuE FOR T1E LADIES. a com
peond prepared and sold only by Dr. Young warrant.
q 70 remove all distractions TO the healthy
Sod mpaFling new tone and activity 10 the systes,
psaee q pef botc. Obstinatc OF long standing
oay require No 3. which L four degrees stronger
49, 10 !: prseS = Per bottle
- and occ.peloa, can receive medicine by express
o1eafely packcd nom observation.
Adde'S DIR. YOUNG, No. - Third street. Pitts
~. p. naysldsnAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

l.UOl.ANl. HALE u CO.
Rssm Ne. /. k~esu BJsA, r. o. Draew 40
MIa.WAuKGE.
TICKETS FOR SALE
At Plunnnaorss Book Store.
DavenPort.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

Wr OOOS0 49,
me PossP0.ement Of this enterpsies Aa6 besn
1sde imperative from several cassse. ~ noe1
pecni.ess Of which is thst, owing y he maeni-
euds o. me undertaking. and the short tine a.
loseed % the proprietors, they lind from d, OOO
% 800 tickets on hand, OF in the hands d our
Agents. which have not been disposed o. The
enterprise has involved an amount Of labor end
expense, which none but those similarly ensaeed
can comprehend. Over ts.esO have been e.
peedeo " tne proprietors in printing, edves-
Using, licenses rents. ONCE help end incidental
expenses. which Is guarsatee Of the faith they
have 10 the experiment Of distributing nearly
One Hundred Thousand Dollars amsne tbose
terpriee he's met with unpsfallsllsd sucesss. ~
cusssriPptng ~ similar asasrtakisg ever before
inausufesed il the Northwest. Yet, with this
large number Of tickets in he hands Of Aseaes
scat'sred 81 through the Ststes Of wisconsia,
minnesota and lowe. the ,rcprietcrs would =
come y = competitors fbr the Gifts TO b dis
tsieuted, = would those Who have purchased
their tickets.
Il 10 desirable thst every ticket sheuld b. eloe-
cd ont betees the Concert, thas guaranteeias .
those Who have % freely ed lavishly embarked
70 the enterprise with rs fair and honorable
dealing. 70 ne cal thss - poesible blame eau b
sttsshed % The prcpr,etoss. Fair piav ana -.
tice y Ticket Holders 10 our Gin, and we ~ DE-
termined 70 % conduct Ills enterprise thst ve
nay csme 70 the thousaads Of centidins men and
W0men throughout thess states the second time
md sessive their pasrouags in : similar bot
nese masnieeeu. esisrpsie.
We have been requeslsd By several Of our
Agents 70 postpone our Concert until after har-
vest. assuring Us thst taou ands would then
psfchase ticests whs are'unabe to DO 90 q pres.
snt. The wish to give I'll ~ opportunity %
avail themselves Of the bese6ts presented i. oae
enterprise. hes been another indueement 70 make
the postponeneut. The large fund which hes
accumulated from the ssles Of tickets hes been
secareiv invested until needed 70 make the nee
not dollar oft will be nssppropriated
Nov let ear Agents. ssi oil who receive this
Circular. bsstir Themselves, and Be ready 70
make their reports By tie lst Of August q ths
farthest, thas We may hass time to close up or
beokss and b prepared temake QUIZ distributios
- tho 9th. - there will positively ~ no further
poetpsssmest whether IL tiekets are III sold Of
mot.
~ Al The suggestion Of several orr most
peominene 0ssiness men. We have deposited ID
The First National Bank Of Milwaukee, the maosy
foe the cash prizes, subject 70 the order Of tcksl
h~hA~~a s.s.>.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
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andPhyscal Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood,
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Nip the Evil In the Bud.
BDr. WHITTIER.
lsA South Clark Street Chicago, M.

Has for many years made the
treatment Of private diseases be
businass sud study. Syphilis
lin oil its forms, elect and STRIFE
lures. Particular attention Civ
en- TO old standing cases, which
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Celebrated Female Paona.
ircparcd nom rscsoip<lcu q ~ J. ClasA, 4. d.
fAysicisp kxtN l1haD = - 0I1eS.
:, I ~ hvalusnle nee1elns : t1.11 - es u
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On me rsooihly pcrod win rcaulnGo0.
Escn pouic, price One Dollar, hso6p - O0Vnlnrne
scamp 81 Great Britain. ~ prevent cOun11 SIll119
CAUTION.
Thee I1ils shcnld nos Be taken BY Fenalss ausine
the FIRST THREE MONTHS ~ lfcsnnncv. ~ SA.s
oe snc 10 bring On Miscarriage but a any 0hes tsSs
Z al casss q Nerves OF Spinal Aakesson,. rup, n
tAc Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight cxcrtIcn iHini
tniica 81 th~ Heart. Mysteries, and Whtca huss 1ib
viii ceCs cure when al ceef mcana have aiicd "a
although powerful sre1y. do not contain Iron, cal
cmG antinony, - N. thing hurtfn 10 tho constitu.
tion. Fun directions In the pamphlet around ~ach
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ron LIVER COMPLAINT
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

lesiteae - drsaeA The kidneys. md By constan
- seoa Iced 70 chronic degener stion and COO.
Armed disease
W present ~ Constitution Water 70 The psb
lcving the class Of diseases for which Il has been
feasd = snineutly successful for curing; and we
trustthat ~ shal be rewarded for our efforts Ia
placins % valuable remedy in . form to mest
The sequirements Of patient and physician.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01
DIABETES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE
BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF
THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH
OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, ORPAlN-
Full URlNATlNG.
For the diseases II 10 truly asovereign remedy,
ead too much cannot be said in its praise. sin
ele dose has been known to relieve the most ur-
gent symphonic.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain 10
The small Of the back aud through the htpsf 4
tsaapoonfal . day Of the Constitution Wstcr Will
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinced g,vea up the use o. buchu. 81.
bsbs. and juniper In the treatment Of those dis
ease, and only use them for the want Of better
re0sdy.
Constellation water
Hes proved itself equal 70 the task that hss q
vOlved uD0n Il.
DIAURTCS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-01

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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
| acknowledge no superior

l acknowledge no superior \
God, the author of my exists Il
the people Of the United States. 4>ro-
longed and enthusiastic cheering.I The
commands of the One | try to { hey as
best / can, compatible with poor hui
and representative sense, the high be-
hests Of the people have always been,
and ever will be, respected and obeyed
by me. Applause.
Mr.. Chairman, | have said more than
| had intended to say. For the kind
allusion to myself, contained in your
address, | thank you. In this crisis, and
at the present period of my public life,
| hold above all price, and shall ever re-
cur with feelings of profound gratiti-
cation, to the resolution containing the
endorsement Of a convention emanating
spontaneously from the great mass of
the people. With conscientious con-
viction us my courage, the Constitution
as my guide, and my faith in the people,
| trust and hope that my future action
may be such that you and the Con-
vention you represent may not regret
the assurance of confidence you have so
generously expressed. i" We are sure
of it.'
Before separating, my friends, one
thanks for the kind manifestations Of
regard and respect you have exhibited
on this occasion.
At the conclusion of his address three
rousing cheers were given spontaneously
for President Johnson, and a voice cried,
"Thrce cheers for General Grant,"
which were given with a tremendous
will.
The President, General Grant, and the
Cabinet took positions at the door, and
shook hands with all who passed out.
The Presidents eye beamed with joy at
the scene before him, of SO many of the
great men of the nation ready to take
him by the hand and say, 1--WE are
with you in the great fight for liberty
and the Constitution to the very death.'
The entire assemblage here passed
with universal feeling of patriotic happi-
ness.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
Congress Photographed by the -NesO
York He2WLl.

The New York Herald, now that Con-
gress has adjourned, thinks Il few pic
lures should be taken OF it-smal and
large-to perpetuate its remembrance
with the people. We reproduce some
of the smaller ones. By looking at them
the members of Congress can see their
own likenesses in miniature, and the
people can see what sort of Representa-
tives they are cursed or blessed with.
Here they are
A Personal Job.-Congress demands
retrenchment in the departments, and
raises the compensation OF members to
five thousand dollars per session.
Il Coatempti6le JOB. Congress cuts Off
the bounty Of poor soldiers, raises the
salary of members to five thousand
dollars per annum, and squanders over
two hundred and fifty millions useiessly.
A sly Job.-Congress proposes to FUND
the National debt and sell surplus gold,
allowing a per centage for the business
to outsiders, and raises the pay OF menu
bers to five thousand dollars.
4 Dom East PedagOqNe Jod.-Con-
gress proposes to establish Bureau OF
Education at Il cost of five millions per
annum, and increase the pay OF members
to five thousand dollars per session.
Congress meanly cuts off the salary OF
Minister Harvey, because he wrote a
private letter in defense of the Presi-
dent, but increases its own salary earned
only 10y abusing the President.
Congress is going to pay itself higher
salary for keeping the Union dissolved.
Congress votes to pay itself more
money for remaining in session to legls-
late against the people and in favor OF
Radical office-holders.
A oh CnnrrncS 11IcpC the
salary of it's members to five thousand
dollars per session, and coinpels the
Government to pay the National banks
thirty millions per annum in the shape
of interest on Government bonds. tor
the privilege Of having Treasury notes
and legal tenders superseded as CUT
rency.
Co5,0yess1aen have evidently made up
their minds that they will not he re-
elected and are stealing all the money
they can.
4 Te,y Serious Joj.-With a revenue
of over two hundred millions above
what is demanded, Congress piles on
taxation by increasing the tariff and
internal revenue tax thirty eight mil
lions, and raises the compensation OF
members to s'5,C05per session.
lUgl0yess, having robbed the Treasury
in every other way, now makes a direct
grab at the greenbacks by an increase OF
salaries.
4 Charity Jo6.--Congress raises the
salary of its members to five thousand
dollars per session and gives seven mill
lions in one lump for another great
charity hunbug called the freedman's
Bureau.
4 Bad Jo6.-Congress raises the COM
pensation of members to five thousand
dollars per session, and proposes to lend
Mexico thirty millions DIDO OF dollars, tns
by French officers to satisfy French
claimants.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

Statistics show that Illinois raises
more acres, and aggregates larger
number Of bushels of wheat than any
other state in the Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14
Every Word True.

The Portage County Democrat, one Of
the staunchest Union papers in Ohio, in
the following item well expresses senti-
ments that we cordially endorse, and
commend as worthy the consideration of
the people Ct our own county 1t says:
\ yell and iudiciousIy conducted local
newspaper is at once the symbol and the
prop OF prosperity of a community It
is type CT civilization, of intelligence
and intellectual development. As it
reflects the living manners and spirit Of
its LOCALITY. 50, by rehuN influence. it
benefits all the people within the proper
sphere of its circulation. 1t is i fact,
whether men are inclined TO believe it o.
not, that s newspaper of good diner
sious and handsome appearance, credit
ably conducted and OF fair ability sub
stantial and reliable in its business and
general character. adds value to every
man. farm in the county. and benefits
every material enterprise The school
and the Church have a like beneficial in
huence- The Church. the School. and
the Newspaper are the great social ele-
Vltors OF the people Remove the be-
nign. molding. purifying and ennobling
influences Of these, aud mankind would
at once relapse into barbarism. There
would be no longer security for personal
rights, or the rights of property Might
would make right, and the weaker would
succumb % the stronger. This IS what
We mean when we say that the News
paper, as s eo-operator with the School
and Church, benefits every mans prop
,ertv. and conserves the peace. welfare
and happiness OF society \ newspaper
Is not only i coHserver, it i an educator
of the people. Il is a power in the Sate
second to none ot'er
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14
Bear in Mind

It would he we'll for the Cincinnati
Gazette, Chicago Tribune and other
Journals to- bear in mind one fact which
they appear to have lost sight OF alto
gether, and that is. that while they are
traducing the President with such We
hemence for failing to endorse all the
acts and measures of the radicals in
Congress, that he Is sustained by Sew
ard Stanton. Mccullough. Dennison and
" ellis. the leading members of the Cabi-
net and whose [ nioniSm has never been
questioned. These gentlemen were all
appointed to the positions they now so
ably ill by the lamented Lincoln, and
were regarded amongst the ablest and
truest men of the nation Now. if the
Presi lent Is 50 greatly at fault should
not a fair share of the ealumnv heaped
upon him be shared by the Cabinet
the truth Is, the people have the same
confidence in these men 70 day, that they
had when they were appointed. and as
long A. they occupy their present no
Sitions they will continuc to do so And
having confidence in them gives renewed
confidence in President Johnson for his
patriotism and devotion to the country,
and for the ability he has shown in the
discharge of the great trust imposed
upon him as the Executive Of this mighty
Republic Notwithstanding these raii-
cal journals have time and again turned
the President over to the tender mcrcies
of the rebels and copperheads, and
TYLER Jed him innumerablv, lie still
stands at the head OF the nation in all
the pride AMI glory of an honest man
doing his duty. regardless Of the mena-
+ ees of the fiery Thaddeus, or the rhet-
oric OF the renowned Int erratic Charley.
With the Constitution for his guide and
the Baltimore Platform as his text book
PARTICLES which he ha never violated or
compromised he will continue 90 dis
charge his high trust. until our glorious
Union Is again restored in all its parts
from Maine 10 the Rio Grande. when the
people will exclaim. ..weii done thou
f good and faithful servant II Piqua 20. J
Journal