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$50 ~ speciaf TO the Dispatch.
Cathsllc Council In baltinere-8PanA Preees
sion or ArchbishsDs, Bishsps, Abests, m

sion or ArchblshsDs, Bishsps, Abests, and
Priests. ~ rf
. BALrraoRR, October THE second National
or Pienary Council Of Catholic Archbishops,
Bishops, &C., in the United States, was opened
In the Cathedral In this oily this forenoon. Il
was one Of the most remarkable and imposing
ceremonies ever witnessed In this country.
The procession consisted Of seven archbishops,
thirty Eight bishops, three mitred abbots,
forty.nine mitred priests, $50 priests In full
yestments. The procession was from Arch
bishop Spaulding's residence to the Cathedral,
and was Witnessed by at least 10, 600 persons.
The prelates were in full canonical dress, and
the procession was therefore imposing for It's
rich array Of costumes.
Mass was celebrated by Archbishop Purcell,
Of Cincinnati. Archbishop McClosky, Of New
York, preached an able sermon on the Infalli-
bility Of the Church. Mozarts twelfth mass
was sung by the powerful choir Of the church,
accompanied by an orchestra Of remarkable
excellence. The music was, therefore, most
brilliant.
There were present In the church bishops
and priests from all parts OF this country, and
from Canada, France, Spain, Germany, Ire
land, Bohemia, and Hungary, besides 5000 or
1000 spectators 10 the Cathedral. Many thou
sands who could not get inside the building
were congregated outside.
The whole ceremony was conducted with
the most perfect order and dignity. The mass
celebrated by the venerable Archbishop, ac-
companied by Mozart's grand music, rendered
in the most mastery style, inspired the faith.
full with marked devotion, while the specta-
tor not belonging 70 the church was filled
with admiration.
Will write you full account from my notes
on the occasion. j. +. y.
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Hard on HarIan-GeneraI Dix-NIr. Seward

Hard on HarIan-General Dix-Mr. Seward.
WASHINGTON, October 6.-Attorney- General
Stanberry has given the opinion that the sale
by Secretary. Harlan of neutral lands belong
ing to the Cherokee Indians to the Connecticut
Emigration Company is illegal and ought to
be ignored 1t was charged that Harlan was
interested In the matter.
General Dix has formally accepted the
French mission.
Secretary Seward is improving, and Will
soon resume his official duties.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
T, BACCo FACTORY ON The corner OF Degraw
street and Tiffany Paaes. Brookiyn;
The unexpired lease tnearly eight years. and
machinery Tor the manufacture Of tobacco for
II Tie bniiaing b % byi feet, AFRO stories hjsh.
81 feet With stxsIs, and good ysrd room, The No.
chinsSy ofths msti improved pattern ut little laed,
and Is good o. new, and Of y capacity for ppttha0
elevator hydraulic pumps and presses, waller, ga
a.; In fAst, . complete estsbliAh mont; and for
sAy ons wishing 70 embark 10 this sbnsiness, sueh
~ Il. o. EDWARp&s
sel7-lm 5f - eS Front street, New Yotk.
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OTTAWA, October 6.-The Government 1as
been inquiring into the recent search Of the
steamer Congress, under United States coIors,
by the British gunboat Rescue. The Ameri-
can Government has demanded an apology Of
the British consul ut Buffalo, who informed
the Government that the Congress was Fe-
nian vessel, and had been armed to attack the
shipping Of the towns on Lake Erie.
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Great Fire In New York-Catholic Cathedral
Destroyed.
NEW. YORK, October THE establishment
Of yoghl l. Co., porcelain dealers, Crosby
street, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
over 5000, 900. The two lower stories, occupied
by @. Godfrey Gunther, were damaged to the
amount Of 100000. The fire communicated to
St. Patrick's Church, the Catholic Cathedral,
which was also destroyed. Several valuable
pictures were saved, but others and the organ
were consumed. Loss $500 The cathedral
was built In 1911.
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National Horse Fair.

DsraoIr, MICH, October s.--The National
Horse Fair at Kalamazoo closed to-day. The
$1,000 premium was contested for by Dexter
and Patchen, and was won by the former In
three straight heats. Time, 2:27, 2;27A, and
2:2lA. This is the best time Dexter ever made
in harness. He failed TO obtain the additional
price offered 10 any horse to beat Flora Tenn.
ple;s time OF 2:I9A.
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Large and Enthusiastic Meeting.

GREENcAsTLE, October 5.-Wcstern In
diana is alive to-day. Hon. D. S. Gooding
addressed an audience of ten thousand
people for over three hours. General II.
ii. Heath and Captain II. c.. Gooding also
spoke with great effect. 1t is the largest
meeting ever held in this county.
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Railroad Aec,deu, !, pn,,oae,,nn,,.

I,hlLADELrIIIA, October 5.--About noon
WAY Wa! an accident happened TO the New
,,, ''h ahd Washington through train while
r r'',s through west Philadelphia. The
,,'e '"s jumped of tho track and was
; ;,'a,eS upon It's side. Two baggage cars
,,u',''u,a'eiy IN the rear of the locomotive
LAS, ,,e aiso overturned. The passenger cars
J,,, " - lljary. passengers were hurt,
r, 'ho fireman was killed and tho engi-
~, "fioasly injured. Men were OF once
s,o, i" , work to clear the track, and after .
@''' 'eiay the train proceeded. sf.sas 4 =
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The Cbolern In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Yesterday fifty
new cases of cholera were reported. Since the
2sth ultimo 10 cases have been reported. In
view of the increase of the disease the Select
Council yesterday appropriated $1,000 addi-
tional to the Board Of Health.
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Markets ~ TsIssFaSA!

100 tss
NEW York, October s,---Noon, Cotton y
depressed sales cannot b. maas, excspt as
decline Of 4G5c. from the higheet point Tqss,
day; quotations nominal, !nplands, "a Or
leans, 4oc sales OF the week 1900 bales.
Flour heavy at si2. ic9Gs.So. ,Wlest droop'
ing Pork quiet Of sss %. Lard stssdy:
lNsw Yolx, October 9, p. M.-CottoD DALI
and 2Gsc., lower; sales ~ bales, niddling
at 5000. y, Flour heavy. !. Wheat dpll and
droopiug. Pork firmer; held at t$S -. Lard
ffrmer; sales at lsA0lsc. Sugar grm q Ioxo
llkc. Coffee quiet. Naval stores arms Trf.
pentIns, s7NGSshc. Rosin, ~. sa0to, 30 0es
Hs1. ,..s, ! : a..I,s ....:..li,,g sar
Nsv Yosx, October s.-Noon .-0old, t3Sst.
s.erling quiet 20 days balls, TX; fsis4t,s IN.
United states es, ,s7. iss. 'Conpons, ~, ~.
los; 81, Il2S "a, l0e,s 'eS, iDek '1o's, sek.
TREASURES, Iod. Csroilns's, "a. Loaisiatr ~
ei.ss si.s pALrTxoaS akRHsrG iss'Hisetee
BALrIxoxs, October e.-The graiA tsss1Pts
are very likAt, una prices uusettDsd. tksouf -
very arm STOCK Hight. Provisions dali nsee
pork. sstse. Sugars fifm. Co9se dulL WoiDe
ky--WHtsga, e3&S8e9.4i. 81 sissisis' .sssi, -
,sFe Il xOsILs HxasSrs.,s - .stisFo
MosILr, October as.Gaisx Of eotsoe t0sSays
loo bales middlings. 81. Weekly sa)as Se,eoo
bales. Receipts for the wssh, s,opagAiasea;1oe
ba1ss iast week. Expsrss or ~ Msek, 4sDDy
STOCK, 7,soo. - Nss .ss9Qsd ~ sgtit'
|. 4 s. "a. sxw oaERAh nAsssps sansseS
1 Nav OsLnAys, October .3--Ootsso i6scuoG1
o.. !; low middiiaps S703ses sfloi6s 1tpksa0 -
gar. fair, lse.l Cubs indaasses, tsoeoai3 1asoas
lA63le.sH 8.G baE ,Sss3sa ipaz fssGia5 1l51
/ Nsw OnLaAsas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
ciiasd &c. low ntddiis6u 41oeeai 6s1A Nm.
6tefling, 10. :aI ssss9 .sgse 1sl ,isySabs
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NEW York, October 5-Adyices through the
Persia say that the British harvests' are ex-
pectsd TO be less ..discouraging than supposed.
The French consals in Peru, Chill, and MO-
rocco are to be raised to the rank Of legation.
The Cornish miners are leaving their homes
by thousands. Many are emisrating to Aus
tralia and America, while others are seeking
employment in the coal fields Of South Wales
and Of the north Of England.
The advance which has taken place In the
price Of tin and copper leads to the hope that
the worst Of the crisis is now ever.
The Pope Of Rome appears to be preparing
for his departure from Rome. His Holiness
has dispatched special messenger with an
autograph letter addressed by himself to
Queen Victoria, and during the last few days
repeated interviews have taken place between
Mr.. Odo Russell and the French Ambassador
at the Papal Court.
We have Indian intelligence to the oath An.
gust. The famine is still decimating the m.
tive population of Bengal. az
Seventy miles Of railway have been flooded
in Scinde, and in another district whole vii
lagos have been destroyed by q cyclone.
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The Bank Of France and the Bank of EngIaz

The Bank OF France and the Bank OF EhVIunu'
New YORK, October b.-The weekly returns
Of the Bank Of France show decrease In
cash Of 100000 francs. The payment Of in
terest on Mexican rentes and the obligations
due on the 1st Of October are deferred in con-
sequence Of want of funds. The bullion In
the Bank Of England has increased f24s, 900.
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The UNiTED SFATEs STEAMER SHEN IAN
DoAH. "A ydispatch dated the Esd Of Auss
gust Isst has .h6ens received at the Navy
Department from Captain j r.. 0oldsbes
rough, commanding the United D States
liyal p; re ,ssssl = taa - q eli
.ESSH Eo5&H "a sskua :. = y Is %
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Me. s,l,i, 4. PhiI.SsIpAls.

PHILADELPHIA, October THE mob spirit
prevails here, and the political excitement on
Friday night was higher than-5or many years.
Three Democratic headquarters were Quilted
by Republlcsne rowdiss. List night thsrs
were riotous proceedingsi In different parts Of
the city, and several persons were shot.
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TElNGR1lPHIG aNEWS.
lfoRN1Nd DfsP1r

Ffsm LsnAsa snd Livrrsslal1aFksts.
,LJvInPoot, October h-rhs Steamships
CITY Of Manchester, from New York Septsm-
bcr 18TH, ana Scotland and Edinbprsh Sep
tsmbsr 2sd, have arrived ont Liverpool. The
BrokerS Circuiar reports the sales Of cotton
for the week at 125, 900 bales. The sales to-day
were 5000 baIes-market closing easier; mid
ding uplauds, Assd. ire tf
! Breadstnfr market Is duh and decliniDe !;
mixed western corn, Esd. MA = sl}ig
= LosDoH, October s.l-Money market easier.
Consois, ssR for money. The following are
the closing prices Of American securities !:
Erie, sly Illinois Central, ISL United States
5-2O,s, TON. JIsir.!
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GOVERNMENT demsnds m Ap1Io,
w VI the BFltAnh COnSul. egsisF

:, JAVA, October d.-I'he Government
Of i Useh inquiring into the recent search
STAT A. steamer Congress, under United
enc ,Scoiors, by the British gunboat Res
mana The American Government has de-
a, E, eean apology Of the Bristish Consul
Tia, IVA who informed the Government
had luz sae Congress- vas Fenian. vessel ard
tho Zen anqed 70 attack the dipping Of
&q, towns ~ Lake hiss- Wdas tA0loA
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Mr.. John Mitchell Renounces Stephens and
his Movements.

NEW Yoak, October 7.-It IL stated that
John Mitchell writes from Paris, declining 70
have any further connection with James Stc-
phens and his Fenian movements. II 10 said
Stephens has chartered a large steamer lately
for operations Of . transatlantic character.
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WELEGRAPHIG NEWS


|. aiaosa u. s,ssIai $780, Dhps1sh. 1900 5.
ykrinia ~ Tssasssse aa3lrso6-Efesnes
,Easalizsa-Au RsaAs Hlacea - - Asss
= LTxcsBuas, October 1.-The Directors OF
the Virginia and Tennsssss railroad net ~
terdsy evening, and ordered that Al faihoA0
CONNECTING with that road shall b plsesd spon
An equality, on the ground that the through
tarif had worked unfayorsbiy and thsy re-
solved that Richmond, Norfolk, eastern cittes,
and local trads shall b placed on The same
footing. - e. Y.
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Hand 1 e ham ON the stump He
makes IL speech at ROssyille, Ohio,
In which he DenOunces Seward and
Condemns JOhuaOn. RITA E&N

CINCINNATI, October 5--Vallandigham
made speech last night at Rossville, But
Ter county, Ohio, in which he treated the
johnson party with as little consideration
as the Radicals. He denounced Secretary
Seward in strong terms, and condemned
President Johnson for sustaining his own
lrogramme for the reconstruction Of the
South. Vallandigham would have deliy-
cred this speech in Hamilton, but Lew
Campbell and others engaged oil the halls
10 choke him off.
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CUBA SUGAR, in hogsheads and bar
~ rels, for sale by GORDON h CR1NGAN,,
oc4 fourteenth street. near Exchange Hotel.
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Orssva uAes ~ Haek frsek - ~ Castttae
IS siseal AnenAnsat 4
WASHINGTON, 0ctohsr f...-A dispatch iron
the capital Of Osseea says today shaa H.
Oregon LegIstatayp virtually s1pungsd he
former passaga1f ths eesstiAaiional amsnd.
nent ~ ! yospf AnD. s .'s 81 81,
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fHs rAx uPox corr,
UNITED STATES BotDs.

A Washington dispatch % the Phiiads.Tnisa
and 1868 can dispose Of them ~ the Uatte9
States Treasury, provided they are pFcsen ~
in sums Of $50G, 600 and over, al the e4ntvaent
Of ninety (9oJ per centsi0A tho dollar, gos1
valuations This b q virtual combination q
ing up the above loans, though ~ was denied
mo doubt BY interested paftiesjat the siIhs."
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

NTACKEREL, GOLDFISH, LARD,
M AND BUTTER.
100 kits No. NEW MACKEREL,
100 kits No. NEW MACKEREL,
so half barrels No. 2 MACKEREL,
co boxes GOLDFISH,
20 boxes HAkE,
30 frkins No. LEAF LARD,
20 frkins NORTHERN BUTTER,
inst received and for sale low TO close consignment
MYERS & BROTHER,
near corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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Acomparison Of this with the statement
Of the public debt on the LIST Of September
shows that during the month the debt has
been decreased 70 the amount Of ", 81, S2o.N.
,siai. fHs rAx uPoS coffox. f''
The Chamber Of Commerce yesterday APP
pointed q committee TO prepare memortal 70
Congress calling upon that body 70 repeal tbs
absurd and rulnous tax upon cotton. Now
that the new crop u coming In, IL v fouud thnt
the enforcement Of the tax Is snrrounded with
difficulties. Il gives the asscssors world g
trade, puts tho growth 81 cotton under the ban
Of the law, and offers Q premium % foeslga
cotton growers, The tax at the start vas
foolish and spitefnl, snd was merely tntsnded
patch In the world, and " Ne are wise W may
regain the virtuni monopoly % this sSsst
business but 70 do 20 we mpst spoovr4ge, eoA
not hinder, the production OF that va!uAets
fibre.-Ne,o York Ttnsss, ia.
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RRESH SUPPLY OF SEEDS.
! 8. 4 fARs, I! i / 1saaslf b
LILY unSiss e. g. >. - IS - I
r0ra aEfas e ss5l Ess's'P sp.
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rHEESE.-Prime TORY
GORDON & CRINGAN,
parxtoankh ofy AZ paar Eych uua Hotaf
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NEW FAMIL Y.aFLOUR-Fifty
IN barrels HAXALL'S NEW FAMILY FLOUR,
which We warrant as strictly choice, for sale low
by . fau8l FRENCH d CREHSHAW.
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OUTER. = Twenty-Five small kegs
steamer, for sale by WILLIAM +. KING & co.
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100 BARRELS SUPERIOR, FAM.
llNJ LY FLOUR, new; Richmond inspection.
seq A. Y. STONES 4 co.
CHEESE.--A supply Of GOSHEN
" CHEESE constantly receiving and Tor sale by
sea WILLIAM +. KING b co.
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Nep Haven, Conn, September 20, 1866
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T EAF LARD.-A7 CONSIGNMENT
IL Just received for sale by =
go PALMER, HARTs0OK 4 CO.,
saap " -. Fourteenth street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23

There il woman in the pubic eye whose name
had all along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee" - Qupck," and "liumbug." Hut
II is so no longer, and We desiec to wrcst her
name from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatever notions we may have oi
womanIy delicacy and propriety, We will admit
that woman alone is tue Nurse the good Nurse
the b.st Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Pnysc,aps or not. is question which must be
decided by time and principle. and not as mat
ter OF taste. Pride. PREF udicN. caprice and Gus
rom MAY as well behave themselves, Tor II there
IL really wat, there will also be asupply- II
there be q "calling." there will be coming.
Nature and human society are always SELL suppl.
ing and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mrs Winslow does not want to treat you 1ea.
Hsmen Nor dies she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modsstly appears as . messen-
gel OF health and happiness TO your INFANTS u.
the cradle. Is there anything improper in that:
Nurse OF 9 So years experience can bold,
say what is is not good for Il babe, and ought
to be listenedt to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
cian and mos effectus! beneisctress our II tie one
ever enjoyed her do'ing parents rot excpeted
Just omen the door for Ter. and Mrs WinslOv
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this we are 80 sure, that We
will teach our " Srsv" to say "A BLESSING on
Mas WtxsLow'-for mel ping her TO survive and
escape gripping. cockng and teething siege -
We confirm every word Sc, forth in the PRosrsc
rus. |, performs precisely what it processes to
perform, every part OF it-nothing less. Away
your Cordial" 'Faregoric." DrJps." "Lauda
num-" and every other Narcotic" by which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
a. 4 idiotic Tor life.
We save never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
syrup for Children feethipg' If we had the
power. We would make her. as she is, ply s'csl
savior to the Iniast Re- y.
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AUDITOR s OFFICE, IOWA,
DIS MOfvES. February 3rd. 1855.

1t is hereby certified, that there hes beee filed
in Ibis ONCE . sworn abatement showing the
condition Of the ResoIute Fire lnsurance Com
pany, located at New York, il the STATE Of
New York, on the lot day Of January, A. D.
1866, in accordance with the provisions Of IN
Act Of the General Assembly Of the Stste Of
Iowa. entitled IN Act in relation to Insurance
Companies" approved January 90. 1857. and ~
act s.nendat0ry thereto. approved February 9Th
1858 and IN oct in relation 10 life Insurance
Companies, approved March nth. 1859 that
said statement shows that said Company il pos
sessed Of the requisite amount Of capital. and
invested ~ required BY Law. Authority ID
therefore giv,n to the shove named Company
10 transact their appropriate business Of lnsur-
ance in this State in accordance with the lava
thereof until the 31st day Of January, A. D., one
thousand eight hundred and sixty seven. Il il
also certified that Babcock i ClSrk, Of Daven-
port has been dulv appointed BY said Company
their lawful A gents and Attorney for the cOun-
~ Of Scott, with fun power tn take rick. Of n
sursnce therein. and to acknowle ledge service Of
process as provided By Law. upon their fling
with the Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said County this certificate and Z copy Of the
statement on file in this ONCE. Il Is farther
certified that the attached Il Z true and cOrrct
cory Of the said state mept
IN testimony whereof. have hereun.o set my
hand ami affixed my seal Of Office the day and
year above written. JNo. A. Eiliorf,
Auditor cf State.
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, Feb 2l.-The recon.
struction resolution instrucling our sena-
tors and representatives not to vote for the
admission OF the southern representatives
ur less their states would give the right Of
suffrage to negroes was the special order in
the senate to day. Gen. Warren had the
floor, and spoke strongly against the reso.
luton. Beng in bad heslth, and desiring
to say more, the resolution was laid over
Ill to morrow.
Quite an excitement was caused BY the
Introduction Of . resolution instrueting our
senators and representatives to vote for the
frcedmen's bureau bill, notw outstanding the
veto.
In the afternoon the senate passed tho
resolution p
The house debated, but laid over, SINH
lar resolution.
No o,he- business Of any importance vas
transacted in either house.
The president veto is hailed with delight
here by the democrats and conservatives,
and mass meeting will be held tomorrow
evening. The radicals are down hearted
and cross.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Tee;hing. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation. alays all pain. aud cures wind collie
Perfectly safe IN all cases. We would cav to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do moi
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine il timely
used.
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No TsasspApa.-The storm which $50
spsssv,ss svplns ~ 50 tVl12Isst
Assds spsa thsvh,s das A5nag IN
Aueocs has bssn hsld il absyaaes; eenss
o,snsly " como not bs6srs osr resdsfs
sish or ssaal bsagst = inpsstaet nsws
fsso n pesss u tn anivsfss: IN shest theirs
-, NO dispatches. Rad such - h furnish
al and b thankful that Il 10 70 worse.
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sPECE.aL C.GU11oN

me great popularity Of Mrs. winsIow's Tooth
ing syrup. for shildrss tsethine has induced nm.
p.'Is'p'eo persons to put up articles to b used
's.t*ne - Derppes aasaveraet Ah,ch they
.sss ao' only copied our advsrtisements and 40.
sfesn o9 tnspsess. but hsve copied oesti6cates
ana letters from elergynen and others, slRxiue
csesr namss 70 esf genuine carsi6cstes.-
Ds~essdinssaassss aplS-dArly SO
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PEORIA, ILL.,, FEB. 22.-The State Con
vention Of editors and publishers Of news
papers in Illinois assembled here to day.
There are sixty delegates present. j. W.
Merritt, OF tine Springfield Il, gister, was ap
pointed Presid,n'. A. W. Ford, Of tho La
con Gazette. Vice President; Oliver White,
o. the Stark County Niece, L. V. Tail, Of
the Salem Adrocdte, and 4. II. Gregg, Of
the Rockford Register, Secretaries. Speech.
chcs are limited to ten minutes. The COM
mittee on order of business consists of Bail.
ey. Of the Princeton Patriot. Jones, Of the
State Journal, Bush. Of the Pike County
Democrat, Csndall, ofthe Campaign Union,
and Shoaf, Of the Decatur Magnet.
The proceedings Of the Ohio Convention
Of publishers was read
The object Of the Convention 10 to con.
fer upon the genei oil interests Of the ncwspa-
per publishing fraternity. and to come to
some uniform understanding for the general
welfare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-23
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