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FER TILEX.ERS.
Il Grace charge.

rCHE clown Of Skin a. Gaylor's Mnstrels, when
i asked "who first introduced gambling into this
country" answered, california Cheap John -
Whether this is true not it does not matter; but
one thing is certain that California Cheap John was
the first TO introduce into this city Good s,to.h
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hints ana
Rect. at unusually low prices. Call and SOC lin,
Remember the number, 335 Congress Street '''i
March q. dtf ...#
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Desirable Store Lots

NOTICE. | will sell on favorable terms "a IA
IN payment, let for a term of years. the lots on
tho cornerof Middle and Franklin streets and on
Franklin street, including the corner of Frank lin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor
or SMITH 81 REED, Attorneys, Portland. jy12ti
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House and Lot for sale.

CITUAiED in Westbrook, near the end of Tu-
- keys Bridge. A story and half house, with
$500 feet of land, shade and fruit trees House
tans eight rooms, with large atics, and has stable
for horse and carriages, connected 1t is To-
Gated the corner of Winslow Street and the road
leading to the Marine Hospital. Price 900. APP
ply TO l.. A. BACHELDER,
liking, Thurlow d Col 165 Commercial ST.
March 20. dlm&
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For. Sale.

FOf Sale.
a Office Safe of John.E. Wilder's manufacture,
81 suitable for Railroad, Manufacturers or Bank
ing purposes, measuring feet in. in height feet
width feet % in. deep, with interior safe and draw
ers. For sale by c. A. 81 A. BLANCHARD, los
State Street, Boston, Mass. iebi5 al
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Wanted.

N experienced Salesman in the retail Dry Goods
"A business; who can give good City reference,
may hear of permanent situation by addressing
Box 1913 Portland Post Office, giving real and
references. marriott
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For Sale or Lease.

flNHE Large Lot of Land on the corner of Federal,
l. Temple and Congress streets.
A desirable location tor a Hotel-for sale low; if
not Sold will be leased for long term of years if de-
sired. Inquire of JOHN G. PROCTOR,
Portland Mar 23-d3W 65 Middle street
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FOR SALEy

o. Desirable Square Brick House, on
@;:: Spring street, between High and Park streets
.Nqs4A.with modern improvements heated through.
ont by steam-pped for gas with gas fixtures good
stable abundance OF hard and soft water in the
house, with about 10 900 feet of land.
Inquire Of III tHfet JOHN G. Proctor.
. mar1s-d3w t.tt ... ..5. ..5sf
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No. II, State St., Boston.
STATE OF MAINE.

HEAD QUARTERS, ! {.
-.. March %, 1867.
General Orders No. g. si5sf ~ 1fe1>
l. The Commander i'm Chief hereby announces the
resignation OF Brig. Gen. JOHN l.. HoDsDON, Adju-
tant General of the State. Sal
In accepting this resignation it is impossible 10 re-
train from expressing the high appreciation in which
General BOdsdon's character and services are held
Called to this p siton the of terrible and try
ing times, which demanded energy, tact and labor
before unknown TO the office, he retres, having
brought this difficult service to graceful compile
ton, and commanding respect at home and abroad
which may uslly be called an honorable fame.
His record is written in that proud portion of our
history which his own hand has recorded but more
deeply and enduringy still in the aflectionate re-
membrance of those who have served or suffered in
the -'
2 Brevet Major General JOHN G. CALDWELL.
having been duly appointed with the advice and con,
sent Of the Executive Council is hereby announced
Adjutant General of this State, ranking from the
3lst inst, and will be obeJed and respected accord
ingly.
By order OF the Commander in Chief,
N.,tr- - SELDEN CONNER,
Apl 2 div Lit. Col. and Aide de Camp.
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New Hnusa for Gala

ffsA ON India street, third house from Congress-
a;,; contains eleven rooms, besides the attics This
=WA house very pleasantly located and very con-
venientlv arranged Tor one or two families.
Apply to VIM H. JERKS,
mar2Sdu u4 h.. Real Estate Agent
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First Class House For Sale.

A FOUR STURIED BRICK HOUSE on Park ST.
n has seventeen rooms, hot and cold water, and
all other modern conveniences. A party is now
ready to lease it at TEN PER CENT. on the price
asked Apply to Tai W. ii. JERKS.
Mar Sew d..
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Wanted.

WUnCtI, ~
A Gorham Ladies' Seminary first class cook
IA Apply at once to i9tll II
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Farm for Sale.

YffarF If.lU Farm for Sale. tE} H.
TIME homestead of the late Scott Dyer, Cape Ez-
abetl, four miles south of Portland Bridge, con-
tanning about 100 acres, good SOIL in good state of
cultivation, fences all stone WALL young orchard 10
trees grated fruit. Pleasantly located. School and
Church within mile.
For terms, &C., apply on the premises or TO
Il. G. ROBINSON,
mch20-tt Is Moulton Street.
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CAUTIONS:

l. Be sure there is a fire before SOUNDING tbo
alarm. ~
lance.
3. Never open the box or touch the apparatus ex-
cept in of fire.
I. BE sure your box is locked before leaving it,
., never let the key 20 out of your pOsse ssi0n,
unless :, called e, for by the Chief Engineer.
h,' o. ~ you remove from your house or Place of
pushess' return the key to the Chief Eng neer. DO
not teoue q NTH the ne,c tenant
ne beiis on the several Churches will sound a
iected to have the telegraph wires attached In such
Bells as may be designated for that purpose.
The iocatlon OF the nre will be given ON Bulletin
lice Office.
FRANKLIN C. MOODv.
Portland, March, 1861. mar25dtt
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Location of Telegraphic Fire. Alarm Box,

Location Of Telegraphic Fire. Alarm Boxes
No. -. Portland Co.'s Office.
IL. Engine House. Congress St., Munjoy.
IA. Cor. Washington and Oxford.
Is. 60 Adams and MOunttort
16. Grand Trunk Depot.
II. Cor. Congress and India.
Is. :" Franklin and Cumberland
Il. Franklin and Newbury.
%. Market and Commercial
"a Engine Honse. cor. Market and Congress.
% Cor Middle and Exchange.
~ Chestnut and Oxford.
II. Union and Fore.
81 Prehle and Con ress
81 Portland and Hanover
"a. South and Spring. .l.
30. Maple and Commercials
IS. High and DantOrth.
81. Engine House, Congress near Oak ST.
al. Cor State and Spring.
AZ. Danforth and Bfackett.
AZ. Commercial and Clark.
As Engine House. Bracket near Pine st.
az. Cor. Spring and Emery.
81. Bracket and Vaughan.
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BOX No. IS will be temporarily located corner Ma
pie and York Streets .afl.
Directions to those holding Signal Keys:
=. lst In case of fire the alarm is to be given from
no other Box.
IN open the door and pull the knob down gently
- ,ne oottom OF the grove ONCE and then let go OF
~ Persons about to give an alarm will first listen
ahat az IS heard in the Box they will Know
heard nrncaad mas been given, but if no ticking is
the fremen to the fire. IVA ~ as 10 dlrect
4t. The police upon HEARING +ha H., 80
the number OF the Box. ' aiarm wiz cali
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Wanted.

IN 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
cOsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
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Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
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Company, 1891 Commercial, at of Union st.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

81. Lous, My 14.-Ths Dsosssa4's cor
ssepeoAsos M 0sa. Hanceck's sxpseilien
aCs:-Ths 0ssssars nissisa q a. rleins
- = ~ - tsnpe sfths ln1ians - .
seessoo1a wtiGA tsibss vses N8Wass end
which ~ psoso, y make trsotise II nsese-
aasy, sspasats peaceful tribes irsa hseAle
ones and post more troops on Smety Hill
and Santa Fee RAIDS. Tho results are %
follows: TIE troops marched $50 uilse The
troops disposed for wal are the Sioux. Chey-
ennes - who have been found out
and separated from their sworn
allies the Kiowas, Arrapahoes and Canaan
ches. A hundred thousand dollars worth
Of Indian property has been burned.
Kansas Is free from hostile Indians and
the Santa Fee and Smoky Hin routes are
better guarded than before.
Gen. Custar is at Fort Hays. where his
cavalry will remain until grass appears and
his horses are in better condition, when hs
will commence active operations against
the Sioux and Cheyennes Scurvy had
appeared amor his men, but no serious re
suits are apprehended.
When Hancock returns East, Gen. A. j.
Smith will command the department Of Up.
per Arksnsas, with TEN porary headquarters
at Fort Hooker, but Puebla, Colorado. will
be permanent headquarters
The decision Of the Circuit Coust, In the
case Of Gen. Blair against the Judges Of
Election. for refusing to receive bic vote
unless he took the eaostitutie0al oath,
which Vas adverse to Blair, was affirmed By
the Supreme Court yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

New Onf1Ans, May 18.-At the Repub.
lican mass meeting held last Saturday night
~ lafayette Square. Mayor Heath pre-.
sided.
The meeting wes addressed BY Represen.
tative Kelley, OF Pcnnsy lvania, and Messra.
Hamlin and Conway, and. also. by The
Mayor.
between four and i've thousand persons
were present. nse-sixths uf whom were
negroes. 8ee
The various negro Ward Clubs nasched
to the meeting In PROFESSIONS hea6ed BY
music, and cassying numbess Of banners
and tranaparencieo. Considerable excite
ment prevailed among the negroes "a they
marched along cheering and shouting lus
tily.
No disturbanco occurred until about mid
night when THO oegrocs stopped q car in
st. Charles street and cleared It Of white
occupants by showing their clubs through
the windows. Aiter taking possession they
compelled the driver to 90 ahead All
liquor saloons was closed ~ II O'Clock by
orccrs OF the Chief Of Police.
Gen. Sheridan has issued an order remoy.
Ing clerk of one district court for alledgcd
issuing OF fraudulent certificates of naturali.
cation.
The Republicans are advocating the ap-
pointmcnt of negro policemen, and are talk
ing OF running Mr. johnson, y prominent
and extremely popular negro for Mayor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

RICHMOND, Va, May 13.--Tbe U. S. Court
was packed this morning. A military guard
was placed around II. and a strong police
force inside. About twenty ladies were
among the spectators. Also 80 negroes.
At II o'clock Mr. Davis was brought in
and took seat next to the prisoners box
with Gen. Burton and the U. 8. Marshal's
a servant accompanied him. Mr.. Davis sit.
ting by I'm open window remarked, ut is
little cold, isn't it," and he was removed to
seat near his counsel, in front of the Judsc.
General Burtcns return 10 writ of habe-
us corpus was read and the Judge compli
mented Gen. Burton in obeying the laws
and relieved him of the custody os Davis
The marshal immediately served on him
bench warrant TO answer the Norfolk in
dictmcnt
MIR. OConnor spoke of Mr. Davis long
imprisonment and feeble health, and asked
that he be bailed, there being no opposi
ton on the part of the prosecution, who
fixed the amount ut $4,000. The Judge
announced his readiness to accept bail, sta.
ting at the same time that the responsible.
ty Of the delay in bringing the case To-
Court, rested npon the Government, and
not upon the District Attorney. He also
said that one half OF the bail should be
given by persons residing in the State OF
Virginia. The sureties then came forward.
Horace Greeley being among the first, fol-
lowed by Mr. Schell. of New York, and Mr..
Jacklan, Of Philadelphia, and others.
Numbers Of gentlemen residing in Virginia
offered their names 10 BAIL Mr.. Davis
was congratulated by several friends, but
there was no demonstration or noise of any
kind.
After giving bail to appear at the No
vember term Of the Court, Mr.. DAVIS was
taken in . coach to the Spottswood House.
FoHf MoxnoE, May 1.-The reception Of
the Intelligence u Norfolk, yesterday aftsss
noon. Of the action Of Judge Undsswood's
bailing JET. Dsvis, occasioosd general con.
gratulations. The Newspaper offices were
crowded with persons sasse 10 obtsin foil
yull pesticulars.
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losing bis life again. He asserts that abeut
zine IL the morning two robbers entered Wis
room and Will. one held him BY the throat
the other robbed him Of $500. Though
several persons were very NEAR, no row was
heard and nothing known Of il until Allen
was discovered in commissions. HE ssosy
is not believed. yet his neck bears the marks
Of serious assault.
A Dubuque, Iowa, special OF the IA z
says. II. L, Jsckssn. dry goods merchant.
corner Of Nsie ed Eighth streets, made On
assienmsps yesterday:
n l. believed that The prospects for IN IN
usssl crop Of fruit in this vicinity are dat
tsring, the buds net having been injured By
the late severe treats.
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CHICAGO, May l4-The Tribuns's Lsay>
enworth, Kan, special Of last night Gays
White Turkey, . var chief Of The Dslaware's.
sed thirteeo Delaware scouts, in The employ
Of Tie Govsrooest, came down to-day from
The Plains. White Turkey informs me that
thirteen tribes ~ bonded tseeShss, aud de-
clare Wse against ~ whites. he Gays thsy
ny noswaf 70 Hanseek 10 couaeil with hin,
Bot they cay - psaes y hin eutsids. They
~ we'll armed With nuukets and cas6iues
land they say Tie cars are scaring sway
their bslFsls end antelope-ths lands bslsoe
:, them. and they will tight fos lhsm.--
When White Turksv told them they would
be killed, they replied, we are dead already
meaning that the whites had driven them
% starvation and certsin annihilation.
These Delaware scouts are sure Of bitter
Indian war on the Plains this season. They
met Gen. Sherman at junction City. Gus
tar is 1t Fl. Hays, with six companies Of
cavalry. Hancock is at Fl. Leavenworth.
lilo will probably call upon Gov. Crawford
for troops in accordance with the ger eral
desire to have western msns6 ght the battles
With the Indians
"A Des Aotnes special Of the 14lh says
Vape 3f.cs. th. Feniau organizer for this
STATE, b in the ctr,
Aheo 0Isos Sergeant, the Wisconsin in
.ui oeee swtndlsr, who swoee 70 bic own
osa.n, nas been released on bail ana return.
- " sa's city % Saturday. He cane near
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CALIFORNIA.

San FsAxciscs, May 13.-Ths steamer
Montana, from Pausas assivsd - day.
A Los Anglos telegraph dispatch says
A gentleman from Prescott, Asisons. re>
ports the defeat Of company Of United
States troops BY indians, With lcss Of 40
men killed.
Apaehes saiding on the Lopes and Pres.
cott reads captured - mules. Il b report.
cd that train Of 70 mules loaded with
goods Was soissd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

MI u . Alseese q moro meligaAas type
- ss1ioes2 'ssAills I'D Ssvss." bus u springs
fso0 ~ 49, eouGD, 0aleFjA, - may be fore.
1919 y sAssaas s'sas' via.' . ps''sss'oa'''
Uootottor,s Stomach Ditters
Il eide y sssdss sAs syetea .alssis- Psoof, u
0uee - saleve1 WITH s1lss siges, and put il
III ssopesas u psefsss esdss. 70 eject those
objects, he Dl1T8nS aust b sesostsd 70. Re.
mittesS FEVER, u 10 1raly believed. may b esr
Seisly prsvessed b. the daily uss Of tiis unsp-
Drssshabls protective preparation. II The die
order u slrsadv u psoerseas y should Be taken
beeWeea Ne hes st1geo. A. the pelss y ~ u
sas Aua1ssl I'D twso1y Or ons hundred and
oh1sH dasiaR ~ -, y wssld aot. q course, BE-
pgn6eos t0e1miaistes che tsoie thea but when
Sfoo1eoo1s6 eoG1so =, aad The pulse u thin, and
hsble, IL nav - gives with greet advantage.
ael - WAsa Ne patsest y sseeserisg, a. .
mems ef recruiting he strength. Indeed, In
ell eoeoo Of eenvaIescsncs this powerful but
Harmless tenie ehosld be administered. II ID the
safest - veil = ~ bsst q resterse6vss.
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coMM eRcIAL.
WERKLY MARKET REPORT
OEvicE DAVENPORT DEMocRAT,t
Nav 14th. 1867.

WEE KLY MARKET REPORT
OFricE DAVENPORT DEnocRAT,t
Nay 14th, 1861
Rsssil lslk oi5.oe.
81. 5,s.Ss. 20 '''
wholesale eosts per bbl less.
Conx MsAL.-Per 100 -, e3.20@2.s0.
WngAs.-Rceeipts nominal and prices unset
tied.
Nos. and prices
range from. ......... g. go TO 9 90 per bushol
OOhN OOVYhsVV
OArs... Qua ~
KJe-l 20.
BARLEY $500. ....... 65@l.lo -
Buyrrs Per ID 2o@25c.
Eaas.-Per dozen. lVc.
WHIrx BEAHs.-Prime navy &l.75 to e2.OO.
BAv.-Per ton. Timothy 1900 Upland Prai-
ri. tleo0@l2 20.
ureen Apples-2 90 per bushel.
CoAL-By the load. 2l0D22c, Ut yard, lsc, de-
hrered. 2oc per bushel.
PEKu CoAL-At the yard, 80 cts. deliv.
cred 50 cts.
MoNEr.-Easy and demand large. New
York Exchange buying at par, selling at !
premium. Chicago buying At ! discount,
selling at ! premium. st. Louis, buying
at / discount, selling ! premium. 1905
per cent premium. Prices governed BY
Eastern markets.
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MA8aAcNuSEIIS.

BosroN, May 14-Chsrles o. Bancroft
ard Alexander A. Haskell. charged with
circulating counterfeit currency. have been
held to bail in So, 900 each
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

.At1 euo6uoU w IVA UAvAShU'
HAVING uEEN ENGAGED IN TIVE PRAU
III tice Of Medistne and Surgery for The taae
Twrxrr-ssvs YEARS N runs srArs. has ps rman.
entity located IN this city. and oiFera his profes-
sional services 20 the citizens 81 Davenport and
vicinity. aud hopes by his long experience with
tie diseases Of the climate, to merit and rcVeivs
portion OF public patronage.
'1ce cornes of Third aud brady. over Lis1.
ssv's yswclsy Store. residence In Whist YES foe.
nicely known - the Fulton House. on water
asyeot. above che hvidge. iuneg7 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-14

By Telegraph Nay -.
:. Flour.Dull. unchanged; lAoo0lS.0o for
Hoop Ohio.
whest-Dull, unchanged 1s9 Ter Ne. 3. MIL
Rys-Dull, cen.
Cora-Dull, heavy, 4osc. lewsr. ! oeQl.15
!of new mixed wsstsga 81 yol2ow, l.3lOls -
Tor old delivered l.le ~ ~ = store.
Osts-Dull. 30ss. 1oWoP. = ooDoSc. ~ voet-
ern.
Pork-Firn, qsiss, sew eleeise = ss.ss ~
ulas; 22.oe for old. sir.
bssf-Firm.
butter-Quiet.
Chesss-Firm. tf 1
.srd.Cloesd lower, = ls1lols,< fex,aew.
Whiskey-Quist
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uOstcttcr's stomach Bittcrs

BY this mems all danger in avoided. Some
rules have exceptions: this has none. So surs-
ly ms the BlTTEKS are taken ms = preventive,
90 surely will the individual who .dopis this
precaut:on be exempted from the pains and pen
altes Of one Of the most harrassing complaints
to which the dwsllers in unhealthy districts arc
subjected. As remedy. the preparation has
no equal. Without entsiling any Of the unpless-
aat and dangerous consequences which accom-
the paroxysms and rapidly restores the strength
Of the conva escent. II the preparation had no
other merit than lie wonderful eficscy ~ pre-
vsntive Of, and cure for, intermittent fever. Il
would be an article Of the frat necessity in all
new settlements, and low, msFehy districts -
Add 10 this it, value 40 stomachic and an anti
bilious agent. end whe will venture to gasnssy
its claims % The vssy FIRST place among Fam.
l1y Medicines /?
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DIITOUsNEes.

The liver n The 1oeReeo RIand IN the body, and
ohe moet inportant 81 the secretive organs, &
cent The menbeone which seoretes the gsstric
Juice. ~ 1u,l vhieA dissslves the icOd: When
Il fade = pssSsem its fspctione. the ..eIs sys-
tenn es1srf lts peculiar Office i to seke ses gu
perenundast carbon II the blood. InIs eefcen u
unotes with other elements, ena :ne1e0y forms
che bitter fluid called bile, wsIcn y pouseo ieto
ohe upper bowel. and gresay IscMuases .ne pro
cessss Of digestion and exsseuon. wnen the
liver does net work, me pie nss 70 % taksn out
OF the blood BY the hio9sysi sno nence 10 bilious