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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

~ Osmos tcM0s.
There il probably no law which ~ SO
poorly undes-tood as tho Homestead Laws.
Those WHO should loo best acquainted
with It seem 10 have no understanding Of
~ privileges and requirements. Almost
daily We hear enquiries in regard TO this
Law by persons wac are anxious to avail
themselves Of i,s ben,f,s. Somebody in
Dakota has written To the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, asking SOME quc,.
t,ous on this subject. Tha. officials reply
is plbshcd IN the Dakotiah, and as it con =
tains information with winch Homestead
settlers should be acquainted, We appeal
the material portion u his letter
lat. Fnat aay person, male or female.
who ~ the iica ol a faulty, or has arrived
at the age oil twcn'y>one years, aud is
citizen OF the United States or Inns declared
his intentlon To become sueh, Is entitled tt
max hodhe,tead entry under the provis-
ions OF the act OF May 20, 1862
Il. After making Oh entry at the Dis
tr,ot Office, the party must proceed with
diligence TO build hls house, and get upon
the land with his family, and commence the
cultivation and improvement Of the same
Sd The filth section of the act makes
the abandonment Of the land, or cxchang,
Of residence tor more than SIX mouths a
any one time, . cause Of forfeiture under
tue clause VI tue Law. You state that man,
persons claim the right 10 go upon the land
once every six months, remain there for
day or two, aud leave Il again. That in
terpretation of the law will not Do supper q
I'd bv this Office. Those parties could no,
show IN the tinsi proof their actual residence
and hoTc had been u oon their homestead
entr,es Bat, on the contrary, the evidence
would indicate that the aud had been only
tcmpoary.a bode, Hence, such quasi scttler,
could nave no cause for grievance, if upor
presentation OF the facts, their entire.
should be declared Invalid.
In brief the acts Of the settlers must b,
ouch as to show an intention fully tn com
ply IN good faith with the requirement o
the law aud make the land what ihc law IN,
tends il to be. his actual residence. y h such
improvements and cultivation for the sol
as means snd strength will allow. An ex
cep,ion 10 this requirement Of residence is
made where the entry IL for an adjoining
farm or homestead entry. But he mus,
prove residence upon the original farm L
which the homestead tact ad)oins, and d.
SO cultivation aud improvements Of tho nd.
joining tract.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12


HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
- BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
! ;
~ New Yunk, Reb. 1a, -.
0 M. Leonaro hOH, - Broad
Sway, N.
~ Dear Sir: In reply to your
~ INQUIRY - to the action taken
M 81 by the Academy Of Medicine
NlNSUU In reference to Hof's TX
SdfS6t.1S tract OF Mait, which was sub
mitted 90 Il for examin ,tion
some weeks since, have 10 inform you that the Som
mittce of Three to whom it referred. with direc
lions to report upor IT, took the matter into careful
con slider alton and the 9Th inst majority OF the
Committee presented report thcseen. OF which the
following Is an extract:
This letter and the following report are signed by
the Chairman OF the Committee. Dr. j. ii. Gfiscofn
REPORT OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
The Committee have asoertained 10 what they
consider a sufficient extent, the INGREDIENTS o'
the article and aleo Its MODE OF PRAPARATlON,
and they have To ELlEVE that II differ In
come ma,ked PARTICULARS from the usual pvrpa-
ratinns of malt X own under the name o! BEEN.
ALE and fOkTEp. and THEY BELIEVE 1T CAL
CJLATED TO ACT As MILD TONIC, and to a
certain extent ss = NJTRlMENT In some cssee. In
which the ordinary malt liquors might not he ionnd
to agree espes tally IN consequence OF THE MOD
ERATE QUANTITY OF ALCOHOL II contains In
comy ari-on with them, and they feel justified In
RECOMMENDING II TO the profession sof trial h
appropriate crses."
Sold at druggists and grocers. Persons wishing
agencies might apys 10 Hotf Malt Estracf Depot,
sis BrOadway, n. T.. or LAN-FELDr, THODE 4
co. Sole Agents, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Da Joer BulL: send you &3o for CrDRos Brr
ruxs; please send what il will come to after paying
freight 10 Columbus. Miss. have been troubled for
years with indigestion have had TO take pile
every nigh for ten or Ateen ycarr and IN February.
1874, vas attacked with general paralysis was
confined to my for the balance Of the year and
In fact continued in n very weak and nervous condi
ton mr. iii s"mc two m.nths since, when was put
under an operation, and your Cedfvn Bitters for
treatment. ! commenced improving right away, and
am pretty well restored. You're. truly,
ocs9i-deOdkw-ly A. L. NRAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

Patented IN ENGLAND AND Franco.
This Pump has received the Hienrsr fnx~,rn at
every Fair where II has been exhibited Wig: New
York, Boston, Baltimore q ineinuati. buffalo eyra.
cusc, Springueld and Worcester.
II has no Cfanks or Fiy-Wheei and has no dead
points where will stop consc Qae,tly IL always
ready to start without using starting hsr and doee
not require hand work TO get past the CENTRE and
II the only Pump made that will work tn steam
valve with water, consequently Il always ready 70
start when the steam cylinderk filled with cold Wa
ter Of condensation.
II has bern used for than eight ycars for feed
ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and he's been used
more than ave years on LOCOMOTIVES, and is the
only Steam Pump yet tried that IL IN every way Adap
ted for that use. II has been extensively used fOs
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions Min
ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Embellishments 81
every hind. with perfect success. IL has been tested
In the Navy. and In consequence IL recommended By
the Chief Eneiueer Of T. y Navy, 10 he used at the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. A. Fire Engine II Il
recommended BY all lns Companies, and IL univer
aaly adopted by the manufacturing companies In
! New England. Although have been constantly
making additions 10 Works yet tho rapidly incres
sing demand for ous Pumps has hitherto been great
than possible production but with recent en-
iaSeement Os our Works. and extensive additions q
onr manufacturing facilities. We hope TO bc able e
Tss Prnr r,esoss Offer this Pump a. the most Per
] feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented. and
for sim piirity and durability dehes competition.
/ their works.
4 VVWrfeos !.-..... ... ~ 49,
Iys-iy KNOWLES 4 SHELBY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

AClssgymAa. while rsssding \ sonlA Ansio =
. nissisnasy. dlscovsreda safe ssd simpIe rsmedy
for the Cure OF Nervous weakness Early Decay. Dis
eases q shs UsiAau asd esninal 0fsaas. and the
whole train q 0ieotdan brought @ b. baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this ncsls rsnedy, Psoopted By desire to bens1t
he aaiQod - ua161unate, ! win ssn1the recipe
aor psppatene nd - ~ e6ediGlse, - ssa1e1
0vs6npe, eeG11 od6 W6o neeeott, yses - CAafpe.
Addreee JOSEPH +. INMAN,
Station d, Bib'e House,
mae QA&V1v a New York City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and lxrEovED
Ross Assn cures secret and delicate dis riders In all
their elneee at little expense, Ise or no change "
diet NO fncOnvenience and no exposure. II IL ple"
Ant in taste and odor immediate In fts action. and
zee from all Injurious properties lfebSdkwiy
Harrison perista1tic Lozengers.
Pleasant. Prompt and Effective. Two taken
night move the bowels once next morning. Unlike
all Pills they pain nor require increase Of
dose TO perfect q cure
They cure Headache. Dirsiness, Oppression after
eating. Sour Rising and every evil arising from Cos
and IspeEsrios. Warranted In all eases OF
PlLrs, either bleeding or blind june2l-im
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH There
fore the nervous and debita!ed should immediate
u use HLMBoLps EXTRACT BuoRU. ldSw
Misguided Men, AND THE Law OF CHAa
iry AND Msscr.-H0ward Easays, on the Errors,
Abuses and iseases With form the basis of the Ora
vest Maladee In the Arst ,ge Of man, and fesrfully
sap the vital poweFr with eure means OF relief Sent
Dr. SKILLIN HOUGuTON, Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA, A. mayl5d4 w3m
BBLNB0LDs FLUID EXTRACT BuCHu h
ppotsstiso. end tnmsdiats IN y set3oa. tdAw1y
fAsuss "a ssesiss : boe sfDr vslpss's Pills By
mail. scaled Auo he SO pusae, b. saesosine
on SS!.ss :sa q. Rpsssss sss.ps :" \. v. Ma
TAKE no MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMBnl3S for unpleasant and dangeroud
diseases Zee HtiMBolDs kxshACf DCcHu AND II
BDOvD 00oD WA Ia ttepl-o0WAy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM I


STONY PorxS, While CO. Ark. May IS. ~.
sSDa Jossa Bctl--Dsar Sir; Last February vas IN
Sareaparilla and Cedron Btters. Ny sOn-in-law wh0
wac with me in the etore, had been down with f0eu
matism SOs soms time, .cOmmeuced On the bittess'
and eoon found HE general health Improved. Or.
Gist who bad been In bad heath, tried them. and he
also improved Or. Coffee, who bad been IN bad
he tapsuved very much by the Of your Bitters.
Indeed the Cedron Bitten has given you great popu-
larity in this settlement think could cell great
quantity Of your medicines this fal-especially OF
Your Cciron Bitters and Sarrapatilla. Ship me via
Memphis. care Rickett & Nicely. Respectmily:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

HHIMBOIDs EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vieos to the ffane snd bloom the paid cheek
Debility 10 accom- panied By many ALARMING symp-
Slon iusauisy o. eptlerlic ute ensue. tfsb5dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

HELMBOfDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BIZ
CUU
IL the Great Diurefic.
HvLNporD's CONCENTRATED vxrRArT sARsAPAEILIA
hfAe Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared ACCORDING 10 rulee OF Pharmacy
and Chemistry end are tho moet active INST can be
made tfeb5-d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
IL. BALL 4 CO.,
STEAM SHIPR.
For Bremen via Southampton,


For Bremen via Southampton.
New York A Bremen Sdenlnsh Up
Com pamy.
First Glass u. $. Mail Steamships
ATLANTIC NORTHERN LIGHT,
BALTIC, WESTERN METROPOLIS
Cheapest Line.
LEAVE PIER NO 10 NORTH RIVER ON EVERY
OTHER SATURDAY. FOR
South nBr oStOm an0 Bremen.
Taking passengers to Sonthar pton Havre and Bre-
men at the following rates, payable In Gold OK lie
equivalent In In currency.
First CABIN $40: second cabin. Sos stecrage $50
10 London or Paris, - additionally
From Bremen. Southampton, &c, to New York -
First cabin, $40: second cabin, Sab: steersge SAB
EXCURSION TICKETS, GUT AND HOME.
First cabin. $40: sesond cnhn $3.50; age, ere
Sailing days from Ne~ ork and Bremen;
May 4, and Is June Il, and 20; July Is, and q
August 10, and "a Sept I, and u Oct 5, and 10.
For Freight. exprcssage, or passage apply to-
ISAAC TAYLOR,
msyl4d President. 10 Broadway.
JOHN r. sTIEBOLT, Agent. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

oTEA MAnaR LINE.
Passage 10 London o. i,ress. oi1O ~, asd >eeeass
Hency.
months.
ATLANTA. ChpA PinhAaa. fton New Yosk July %
BELLONA, Capt. Dtxon. nom New York Au6 =
WV. PENN, Capt. tnllips : ftgm New Yosh ASg. 81
1he new and eleeaat ntitl6h irua steamship Ara
L.ANT1: viii leave plef ~. . NestA Mvss. - =.
0ot fnfthse aetles m he aill
call at Drssts e land paeseaGess. -
rT3oAetD oOld through by rail to Pnsio at - pcF
cea& nee than regular ratee. .
Freight win be taken end through bllls Of ladino
Gtvsn q Havie. ANTWERP, Rsttstda9, Amsturda0 -
Ounkifk.
For passage apply TO g
kOB'T n. CLARK, - Broadway,
For height sge1 80 ec,sa e
MA y. OXFORD, Agent Davsspsrt. Tebe&4
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEL MAIDS Flulo Ex1RACT
HrToEu

~. -
4 oss4aib esss fbe diseases 81 The
0RC kNiC Weakness, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
AND All o'e''s' " ' URINARY ORGANS.
"nr''e' MALE OR FEMALE,
frro vh.tever cauee originating and no matter ~
HOW LONG STANDING.
De~aees Of thcse orcane require the OF dnfefic
II no treatment is eubmitfed TO. Consumption or
lns suity may eosae. Oar Eleeh and Blood are sup
ported from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
snd
thst Of Postefty, depends upon prompt use OF re-
liable remedy.
HErMBoLUs EXTRACT BUCHu.
KstablisAeh upwards OTIS yssss. psspafsA b.
n. r. BRAN0DOLD.
DRUGGIST.
so4 Dsoadwag. Nev York, and
ebbAAwl ia South 10Th etroet, Philadelphia. Pa
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The National Line comprises the following frst-
class doubleengine Iron Stcamshipe, with water.
tight compartments.
ENGLAND, Cart 6RAuK, 3, 40 tons SCOTLAND,
Carr II ALL 9.6!.s tons VIRGINIA. CART. PsowsE,
2.sla tons nELvETIA, Cart. OsnvIE, 3.3l5 tone
DENMARK. CAR. TnoMrsoN. S,il7 tone: THe
2uEEN CA ri 9sos.", All ton, EKiN. Car
L.wIs. ASA tons LOUISIANA, CART. Taoxsos,
100 tons; FRANCE and GERMANY building.
Sailing every saturday from New York: every
Wednesday II I'm Liverpool and Queenstown (Cork
Harbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, ofIiv
eTpo0l intend despatching, this month, from New
York, Tie following Steamships:
From New York to Queenstown or Liverpool
Cabin 500. Steeragc. $50.
To Antwerp, Cabin, $ii5: Steerage, 43e.
40 Hamburg. Cabin, SIS Steerage. ta7.
TO Bremen, Cabin, 41f5, Stecrage, SIS.
To Havrc, Cabin, oi1e; Stscsage, 437.
To Paris, Cabin, $l9O: Steerage. 80.
Draft issued for any amount on any Bank In Gsea
Britain. and Ireland, At the lowest rate.
Storage paaagc tickets. TO bring parties from Lv
erpool or Queenet0wn, Cork Hafbor) for ea5 In cur
rsncy. sold ~ &c. DUNCAN, Davenport. lows.
| Agent for the National Steam Navigation Compa
ny II and = Broadway. New York. augf7.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

CAssrsss Dauoessss.-Ths number OF
deaths which - are called spon 10 record
in the course Of yer, in consequence 81
the mistakes Of druggistS clerks, calIs Tor
the application II sone remedy TOT this.
mode Of murder. The distressing acci>
Dents" In nine cases out Of ten, are the re<
suit Of ignorance % the part OF the boys
who are placed in the apothscssiss shops
with 20 moro knowledss u Ldein than
they have q Chinese, and who osly e.
tempt TO deciphss prescriptions BY compar.
ing the words on the paper With the labels
on the jass and dnwers. There are two
ways Of preventing these accidental homi>
cides, either Of which would be effectual.-
Require that no person shall be entitled to
put up .. physleisn's prescription without
having pass0d IN examination and received
diploms from college Of pharmacy or,
what would possibly answer the purpose as
we'll, use the vernsculaf instead Of the dead
Language in des,gnstiog drugs. chemicals
and oil the potent poisoos Of the pharms'
copia. Our local columns eontsin report
Of the distressing death in Brooklyn Of I
lady 70 whom . dose Of nwx soSsicG wal
given instead Of something else which was
sent fes q The druGgist'a-N 7. T;mes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
The Profits Of American KALI
WAYS.

A foreign contemporary says: During the
year 1868 the profits on railway lines IN The
United States were very large. Three hun
dred leading roads. whose profits have been
analysed BY competent financial aushor'-
ty, show that they have in operation 1892
miles Of first ciass roadway, Gnd that with
oil their equipments they cost $4s5, $50,
29s, or On average Of 6o,2SG milo. Du
ring the year 1868 the gross earnings OF
those 800 railways were $i5s. .6s7. or
1887 per mhe. abou, 30 per cent. on the
cost Not quite two thirds Of this SUN, OF
xl02 ,497.9l7, was spent in running the
roads during the year, so that 800. C96 go
were lett for prc6ts. being On average o
81. 1856 for each mile Of road in operation
This sum, which vas either divided anon
the shareholders or set aside ~ surplu
fund. 10 III per cent. upon sae amount in
vested, an annual profit which y hghl.
satisfactory and proves the substantial valu
VI Ames,c.n railway Investment. Ddrinl
1868 Is railways paid 10 per cent. in divi
dsnds, two paid II per cent, one 10, on
80, aud two IS yer cent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

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An original sxpsaient hes bsen adopted
BY tourist IN Paris, Who, wishing TO be
still at home in going to zee the exhioatsons
Il not disposed 10 trust himself 70 the tenn
der mescies OF ths hotel>kespers. He has
constructed on barge with masts, series
Of chambers seven feet high. with length
of more than g. feet. lie embarked at
Lorien., and has arrived At Nantes BY the
Bretsens canal. His raft Is anchored at
the Qusi d'Orleans, near the Pont de rErdre,
where it attracts great number Of specsa-
tors. The navigator. installed in this new
ark. has just arranged with . company Of
towers, in consequence Of the wind being
unfavorable, to carry him to Orleans. The
noniteuy says: 1.-The voyage can not fail
10 be picturesque but the floating house
its draft Of wassr being gseat fes the season
-runs the risk Of grounding on the sands
Of the Loire. In ease. however, Of sur>
mounting that difficulty, the boat could So
70 Pasis by the canal, which voald enable
| 10 gale she Seine and anchor On the bsnl
Of the river in the midst Of the great city"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

fas Portland Arsss says there has never
besn . seassa when sainon wssv - plenty
- al present. There were three thousand
Eve bundled and tsesty pounds taken 10
one day last week near Lincolaville. They
sold m $3.50. SON ofshs edison weigh
ed over thirty psusas "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12
sixteen Years OF aaNfcrlng With
lgy hrOpts0 bla - An Interesting
Amh1ecs for she Medical 1srO1es.
Ai0m.

From the Detroit Free Press, July IL
A case of hydrophoba has lately come
under our observation. Sixteen years ego
last Wednesday, James Bay, then . resi>
dent Of Pontiac. was bitten by . rabid dog,
but experienced no serious effect from the
bite, until one year from the day On which
he vas bitten. lie then feIs some symp>
toms Of the terrible disease. which soon do
vsloped into most frightful attack For
ak weeks he Was raving maniac, and oil
hope Of his recovery WAS abandoned but
an iron constitution. and sAiltul nursing.
Brought him out from the shadow Of death.
and hs rallied, the disease finally passing
ot. lie pursued the even tenor Of his way
until the second anniversary, when he was
again attacked, but with less severity than
on the first occasion. The 26th day Of
Jans in each succseding year has been the
occasion Of hyd-oPhobic 6t, the last Of
which attacked him one year ago yesterday.
a Sandwich, where he was employed - .
brick>maker. The usual symptoms were
telt during the early part Of the
day, and Bay requested some Of
his friends 10 tie him, iu or
der to pssssss psrsoaal injury. Being
"s6usessS0 ~ w. ReSussos oHHVosouSOp sssSy
refused to do 90, aud he continued ct his
work I'll dsy. end en,il midnight. his usus
zine for quitting. Going to . nsighbnr,ng
barn he tried to sleep OF tho dreadful a
tack. Altar . While, bic compsaion heard
noise 10 the barn. snd fearing that IL wss
as Bay had declared. went q his ~. An
appalling sight essssed them. The posr
victim was foaminG u the meath. biting q
various objects. and to I'll appearances suf
ferlng the NEST hsssibls agosy, Al soon
~ he caught sight Of them, With eyes glow
ing like a e>balls, and ustering an urearths
" ycll, he made Z rush 'fos them. Tue
party At once retreated, lesving bay aloos
in the gloomy hay >loft, wrought up to the
highest pitch Of maniacai frenzy, aud bat
Ting with an enemy that no mortal man
can subduc. In ono Of his commissions he
Lifted portion Of the roof completely q,
which cvislsusy exhausted him. az nothing
more vas heard. md when his friends fiaalIy
venturcd to look after him he was found in
= sound sleep. He VAS at once secured and
taken to safe place where he VS. kept fos
several hours, and when ts awekc nearly
al tracss Of The previous nights awful ex
perience bad disappeared, and, with the ex
ceptisn Of to exbauseion peodscsd bv biz
great sutTeringa wAs . we'll - usual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

A new and beautiful perfume, which In dsheacy Of
scent and the tsnacity with which IT clings 70 TIE
handkerchief and peFp0n, b unequalled.
TAe abovoasei loe sale By al 0flggsts an0
rsef0nen. q q per bestle each sset b. sappsete
= r. ". wRI0HT CO,
oeao.Hy1 1O0 LgSssty 6es.oe. 0sw Y9k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Trv men who fought have ,ie'dcd H.
readily u the ccn grcssionsl pss" -, ban,c.-
s,ructioo than those who s",' h,, IN.
c.~,. ~ w,ll be iisfranchlsed oy W.
,,,.,,,a,a, amcniuont. recommend W
~ .rblin men who only thiAe.
- -" Ven. their precious aniies -
e,.,s ,,c fin Of patriotic deh',.se
81 - ,sn who disturbed the saoo'ie
~ interrupted Kelley speech,
"se.. .bomb proof during the snure
,hose men who talk the iouoest
w. -. and on ctr ct corners. we're
!" 90. ..n,l,v of striking q blow against the
~. hi, while acknowledging the truth
~ ,h,s when il suits their purpose 10 ~
AZ the radicals make the en,re Sou.ut'"
neople responsible Tor the acts oil thoss le"
men who took no part in the war; ana wno
now talk isudly for fear Of being considered
towards. Nerspdper Efe"""Pe'
Tbi. state Of things also exists IN the
North. With the exception of Few SOL
aier pol ,icians, the men who do the mos
taking and favor the most confiscas'on anc
hanging. are those Who stayed At home ah'
c.ucd their Democratic nsighbors hare
names because they would not leave the'
families in their pous fostering care ana g
TO the front.
..Tuypy can he no doubt Of the fact ths
MA ~.,e then Al war AS two indepsndet
nations"
These are the words Of old Thad. Stever
in his la.t speech on the status Of beii'ge
ents of our civil war. will radicals acce
their leaders argument hereafter. wh'
speaking Of the men Of the South and drt
the word "rcbet'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Tss DrBueus Baaues we leasa from
the Hmes that Il d saalnest 1asd esstain>
y that The Nississippi win - hriegsd ~
Dubuque. A company has bssa lbsusd
among its own citissss. How mech eapiesl
the compasy u y have Ne Do net knew,
but whasssss eossnt ias, Dabuqusss are
to take one-hsaf, th~ebalasss to b sold in
The East. Mr. Hooper. member Of Congress
from Massachusstss has taken 3l00, 900
stock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-12

Deo6eaxy1ng 1nes Ala1Ps
A.d 10 The most delishsfai sad wsndstfdi artisls
Ne vselA ever produosd. =.
lanIo Win and Il not Only . esseni1 ss1sdy 20 d
seoss, DWhs1 sDa Dseaelfy shs H.. eat also &c.,
With NH - delicaee UQeeoe. hAepsGdS0 Of ~
eaGreii0 Ua0P Of IL Oils - Hn10 ofDeooo.