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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-17


THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE
the Stock system Insurance as opposed to the
Mutual, Ia low rate Of premium which Is IMMEDIATE
DISTANT, CONTINGENT, and UNCERTAIN; this 90
called dividend being merely return Of portion Of
excessive and unnecessary premium charged in the hrst
instance
ILLUSTRATION:
Suppose that individual aged thirty desires to devote
his life this amount will Immediately him Ia the
Universal " the OF Sl1 ISL pay able his decease
This paid to company charging the ordinary
rates, wouid secure him the sum Of SS,4I4.
The difference between these 23 Ii exactly the
same as an immediate bonus addition to the policy
be paid by the former Office the holder policy
of the earl y death of the Observation-Disclosures,
diateiy secured in favor Of the UNIVERSAL 20 277.
To illustrate the importance of the policy holder of
premiums in general TERMS it be stated that by
the same amount of money will policy thirty
three and oHehfrd cent greater and likewise that
reduction OF cent in the rate Of premium
is precisely equivalent to annual cash dicdend Of thirty
three and onefhnd cent Pdyabs in adrance, to
dividend Of fortyr per payable at the end Of five
years
By the Stock plan the full cash e6tet Of the premium
Immediately to the insured the Company taking
all the risk By the Matual plan the full value in
of the premium paid is secured to the policy
holder, who takes portion of the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS
charged by the Universal as low as the actual ex
pere of insured life in this country justify and
nearly third lower than those the
jority of Mutual Companies.
Table Of Rates and other information promptly furnished
on application to
c.E NEWcoMB, General Agent,
Bellows Falls Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-17
Maarrifa.

In Newfape May LIST, by Rev. l. NJ. Win arth, JAMES
Newfsne.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING R. & B.R.R. co.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Rutland
Burlington Railroad Company. will be holden at the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Depot ia Burlington
on the 18th day of June D. 1861 O'Clock in the
forenoon for the election f Directors for the year
ensuing and for the transaction OF any other business
that may come before the meeting
B: B. sMALLEY, Clerk, R. B.RRCo
BURISGToS May 10, 1867. 2023
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At Townshend April 18th, Of heart disease Mrs L. A.
JOHNSON, wife of Franklin johnson, aged 81 years.
In Brattleboro, May 9th, ABIGAIL. wiaow Of Jesse
Willard, formerly Of Dummer ston, aged 50 Years
In West Windsor, May 7th, Mr. GARDNER RUGGLEs,
aged 80 years
In West Townshend, April 18th, Mr.. APPLETON
TWITCHELL aged 20 years.
At Windsor Locke, Ct, May I'd, SARAH L. COFFIN,
aged % years ii months and six days, only daughter Of
George 5. Coffin formerly of Ludlow.
la Puney, May 9th, at the residence of her SON. B.
Pner Mrs MARY rect of the late Samuel PuIer Of An
dover, aged rs years
In Putnev, May nth. Mr. LELAND LEACH aged 40
years.
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dlied.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries includ
ing poetry, to be paid for according to length
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-05-17
THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
The original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company Of
The United States.
Authorized Capital, 100000.

BUSINESS TxcLUsIvKIY CONFINED TO
THE INSURANCE OF rIRsr-cLAss nrALrHy LIVES.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
WHITE PINE COMPOUND!

Il now Offered 70 tho ascted thruugho ut the coun-
try after having boon proved BY the tcsS 81 slsveo
ycass n the Nee gnGlend Stsses. where tte mesits
keVs bec0ns = Wsil ko0wn = the wse from which.
B psst, 70 deslvss 10 virtues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
MISSOURI.

ST.. JoskPm, April GA correspondent
writing from Deer Lodge Valley, Montana,
says: Business Of oil kinds 10 very duh
there At present. Is III mining operations
arc at stand still for the winter, with the
exception Of several qcartx and two or
three smelling furnaces that ere IN opsra>
ton, which sAploy . number Of hands.
the most exciting topic On hand is the
expected election Of delegate = represent
the Territory in the 40,h Cosgrsss. The
aspirants are John r. Brace ssd Samuel
Wood, ESQ.,. Of Virginis City. Tut May
hsw and james Cavsnaugh, Of Birch Claut
memory in Minnesota, and W. n. Irvine, Of
Deer Lodge. None but democrat cas Be
elected.
Brig. Ger. James Barclay. sheriff Of Yer
non county, vas murdered . day or two
ago in this county, BY two sx-rsbsls, Booth.
On Lewis and Henry Pixlsy. Gen. Barclay
VAS brsvetcd in consequence Of his su1in-
eering skill in saving Commodore Perls,'e
feet "? the Red River, in 1864. The murs
dersrs are supposed to have fed 70 Kansas.
Il ia estimated that 500 wagons vii b
employed to transport emigrants and freis hit
from Fl. Riley and the tsrmisvs Of the rail-
road, TO the different Government posts.
NGsading parties on:ths Union Pacific rail.
road, ere out ~ fer q Bay Creek, 100 miles
west Of junction City.
The Montana Post records the appearance
Of remarkable meteor that passed over
that neighbosho0d the evening" Of The 10th.
Il looked to bs larger than the Gun, and wa
bright red color. They had the moae - J,
we're storm Of the season. The temperature
all day vas below zero. raging from to ~
degrees.
A young man named Jas. Gurss. died q,
Helena, Arkansss, on the 10Th ult, from
want and exposure.
The grand jury has indicted Prof Hodge
and his SON TOR murder, in the killing u
Moore, in the afsIay two or three months
ago,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

Nsw YONG, April b.-Pursss Austen. Of
the steamship Alabama, gives ths follow
ing summary Of 2sxiean news, to March
SD:
Vera Cruz 10 ia state Of ssies.
Provisions ere high, but there 10 no block
ads from the eeu side.
Mejia 10 In Qae,atore, With 10000 men.
A new California freight line, via Panama,
10 advertised to-day.
Government securities 6sm. Registered
81, 1904; eospons, 81. 1921; 5:20s tseis>
tessd. '62. 10s}@los4; 800 coupons, 'e2,
loes0lo9a.
The Nissssgua lire steamer Nevada ssils
~ CaliGssnia on the goth inst.
The st.amsr Bsllon froo Londea arrived
today.
Jsass Elliot, who b nstehed Il f},hs
Chas. Gallagher Of Clsssland, Ohie. q M
9Th Of July, Tor $500 . eide, he's speds q
agreement to eight Davis, Of Califernie.
tee 81 COO side CO The tenth Of Nav. in
Canada.
AZ . meeting Of the New York Methodist
Conference to-day, Bishop james. in pro-
pounding questions to candidates ice u.em.
bership, advised that changes Of public aen
timsnt must be noted. You cannot reach
people, he said. BY sermons preached ten
years ago and make your ministry success
ful in society. This would Apply attention
70 periodicals., sni newspspers. Professor
McChatcck, Of the Drew Theological Sem.
mary. in The course Of some rssr q, ks there.
or. reccmmsnd sending intelligent color
ed, as well IS White men, there. which sen :
timent was applaudsd.
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FROM fUnQPk.
Latest News ~ the IAiansar Tel.
cgr0ph.


LONDON. April 5-noon. Conssls tn
changed; Ere S.; Illinois Central 5s2; l..
D. Bonds 753. 'ss1 ssaHs
The budget hes given general satisfae-
tion. asd = we'll sees,ved b. the pesss and
members Of Parlismeat. -,
All hopes for The saiesy .! Dr.. Liviu sssone
the African explorer, are abandoned. Late
sdviees from the Cape. Of Good Hope coe>
Urn the report Of his death.
The regular weekly returns iron the
Bank Of England, ehoW that balboa has de-
creased fls0,0 ss'1-1
BEaL:s, April S.-Tbs North German
Parliament vii adjourn ON the l5.a inst.
The P,us.en Government i about To raise
loan Of 81, 900. 600 thAlers. a
DuBLiu, April 5-ssening.-A desperate
rebel, Who vas recently taken prisoner in .
6ghs near this city, and Who gave his name
as Mcclure, proves, on exarniaafior. 10 be
Col. McIvsr, . psoan;ncnt fsniap agisator,
snl formersy N ofhces II ~ Bnhtsi States
service.
L,vEAseol, April s, -. x.s-nCAA dstu6f.
ormer viii, - epWasd oeodeoey. Corn
sad wheat hts sdvaaced, % 6och. Csss
10 qacssd q 4ls 81; wheat 12s 81 r.
western No. I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE o, IOWA, I :.

''s seo1, C co ,u~A' SIS.
In the District Court:
N. w. Davis, j. %. Thomas Hubbard, Hes-
skiah E. Mason, Theodore Cole. Jeremiah
Plympton, Charles Bennett. Rsdolphus
Bennett, Nehos Carpenter. Porter No.
Kiustry, +. d. Breesese, Isa Steckwel,
the Sterling 3 Rock Island Railsead CON-
pany, Davespsss, Rogers 3 Co., Phelps,
Bliss 4 Co., Robert Bell Thomas Mar.
shall, William Marshall, Buell., Hill
q 0sangse, Nssrisn Irwin, Ssmuel
Craig, Roswell & Co., U. B.. Tvsedy
I Co., Miner I BIO, 0ssrgs Pes
pam, Janss niligas, Hire Miller,
Sophia II. Bridges, OILS T. Richoopd,
Potter, Nuts, White 1 BAylsy. Thomae Il
Sshef1s'd, w. Gssydon / Co, jobs
The0pso0, Nina f6mplsten, AhfjaA L.
Goodrich. sas
To ~ q ~ oboso nomsd persons: ~
Yeur ~ hasby ruotiGed tlae shsrs i
now on ale IN The ehIes Of he Clerk Of the
District Court Of ssid Scott county, . psti>
tea ef n. W. Davis. Js., praying that ths
tile v ~ lsllswiAg aesesibsd sssl sstsAs.
situated 10 Seses seHney, lows, to>wit: The
oouth- eaee quGstes ~ TIE ssgth wsst quaetee
4 Sesliea Ne.. tws (s) 10 sowsship No. 81.
snsy>ains Coy. north Of range No. ave ~
sas0 eetAo 0Ah p. ~, aBd which ssal -
tate 10 ploeaea, oobNdssided and recorded q
oGmuaA Hab>ed'oadditien - Rsloceeoo,
g qulessd b him And thst yo1 asd saeh d
~ - losssss b6srsa. 0ssppsd md 6sscles>
"a feoo sstsing W any claim Or title thessts
In law q equity, and fss particular 20 ~
rsjstrse - aid petition ; and unleeg yoa a2-
pear thereto and dsfsed, - q bsf1ss 49,
d the second day Of the NEXT tern Of ~
Court, 70 bs holden On The lirst Meoday Z
Nay, A. D. 1857, default will y entered
against you snd judgment rendered thereon
foe the relief thssein claimed with costa.
BROWN 4 SICILY,
rnh al .Aoav.sat-lA Plaintiff Attvsa
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ruAxx,sx, Clinton Co., Ind, De-, .. les

fEAKx,aS, Clinton Co.. Ind, Dea =. 1854.
Acssss. Host etter 4 Smith, --Gents: Homs
81 the stomach. and had lest my appetite. and
On the Recommendation Of DR.. Cox, cur family
phs stefan, l purchased several boitl.s Of your
bii,crs. which had the desired effect Of re-tor =
ing me 20 health. But Of late have not seeu
ablcto obtain your Bi,ters in our place. Please
inform me where can purchase them. or IL you
will ,end me some Tor sale will be pleased 10
have IN. agency. A. l can recommend them 20
Ne what they are represented.
Yours. truly. JOHN =. HUTCHINSON,
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AONONGAHELA
IRON Work..
LEWIS, olrvSl ! rHILLlPs,

uAwUvAes0oooo % e~
CA9Beego 80 Ttrc Dslas.
be oot3oAo oa0 HSpS W~xe..
Wo9on $50 blGeln ADolss.
Coo0o 0A0 .4ln8 ocrewe,
S4uare 40 Iacx1gon Nate,
oooane and PlOW .aDoDse,
WeOo4oe ArOm talnges,
T0yeRO AfOns, s-
XR14Ee n5p4&s HnA l2nsoours. e.
e4ee 1AFb uAA 1tJ1os, -.
Al e1oSrsment Of seandefl 1oso ksos .
Pisssessge. sstlyraiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
ihe White Pine Conpsuud Cures

Sore Thsost. Colds, COaehs, Dipthesia. nsoncAsie.
Splitting u Blood. assd Pulm onaTy Affections ecnss
atty. tits remarkable Remedy for voidinx Crime.
Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
ran NEWS.

Kirby SMi,h has bsen nominated q Cone
sGl . Pansea. - r.
The internal revenue reesipts ere again
nearly approxiuasiog q. ooo, 900 per dsy.
An imprisoned debtor in Maine has taken
to studying Law in jail
The newest objsss in the shops Of Paris 10
. compass 10 guide visitors in the great ex
hbition. t
Ladies in Paris are suffering greatly from
skin diseases which some physicians believe
are given them BY their false hair.
Within the last year xs have lost b.
death two Consuls. Paymaster ard U. 8.
Engineer at Panama.
The police Of Newark, n. j.. sept =. 600
places where liquor il sold in that city.
There is q fierce controversy n to whs,h.
o. Helltown, O., shall be called Cuumins>
vile.
A fish weighing 2 900 pounds Vas caught
in the harbor oil Portsmouth, N. H. lately.
Twelve gallons Of oil vas taken from its
liver.
An Enslishmap. q hats masxed ball At
the Ohatslet, Paris, amused himself BY throw.
ing Napoleons among the crowd and seeing
them scramble.
Returns to the treasury show that the 70
ceipts from customs for March we're $l6.-
600, 900 In GOLD; they were but Oil 900, 900
for the same period last year.
The wife Of the postmaster at New Phila.
delphia, McDonough County. H., lately pre-
ssnted her husband with three babies At one
birth. and al are doing we'll.
Brow n!ow has found one colored man 90
degraded BY servituds - to accept Cap>
tainey in bis Tennessee militia but Col.
onels commission, which he offered 10 .
Nashville barber, was returned with coa>
tumsly. ss
Strawberries, grown in the open air,
were selling in San Francisco on the l4th
Of last month, At 70 cents . quart.
There 10 . rumor that Queen Victoria,
on hearing Of the cessior to the United
States Of the Russian> American posses
ions, sent for Lord Derby. "0eod day
my lord" said she, on the arrival Of thu
premier. don't you think they are rather
rushin' matters over taere.' Lord Derby,
reply has not yet arrived.
There will be all sorts Of restaurants il
the great exhibition the French restaurant,
will have 400 tables, 1900 chars inside
100 tables. 400 chairs outside there will b,
ad'hote at 81 40 per poll each restaurant
will have bar like the buffet Of railway
There are 10 be all sorts OF musical fes,i val.
during the exhtbi ion. ..- "a So
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

R0xokNC0 (oY bEk11601ON1:
8. Pelta & Co. 3Ot North Commercial d. -. Louis:
Miller l. Bro, ~ n. Fourth street,
John E. Haggerty Bro. 263 Broadway. 81
Lamb D Quinliu. 904 Q. Main Street, :.
r. N Prettyman, Ag't n. L. 1cket Co., Davenport
y. A. Burrows, foot of Perry street, ..
J. n. Dalsell 4 Bro, cor. Perry q Front ste. :.
nay96A d2yn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

81. LoCm, April ..
flour-Firm but quiet fall super6ns q olo.oo
oll.0o; extra q eia o0@l975; Xxx at ollSso
1875 choice ct o16 25Dl7.O0.
Whsat-fRn, eheiee cd 1aa1g s4ealltiee h
Sequsst; psto6o q eAois6 Aol6e o0W0e.4o.
Cess-Duil end weak, Offering q q os0l.es
Ql.o', for choice mixed, yellow and white.
Oats-Firn, ct 600. per bushel.
Basley-Firm and unchanged.
Rye-l.S61l 81 per bu.
rrovisions-Quiet and unchenged.
Mess Pork-very dull, at 90. on.
Bscon Dull, at exc. for shoulders. cides-
l2is@lss<c.
Lsrd-Dull at l2@1sJkc. for tisecs and keg.
Tobscco--Dull. a
whsskey- Dull and neniuta Il 0s.ls
Hsy-firm at 5000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

CmcmrAsi, April &.
Flour In good demand and prices csc. high
er.
whea.-In good demand and prices 50. high
er; No. 2 Winter e2.s0; white tS.l5
Corn--ln good demand, at csc. for mixed il
sacks. and CSC for white.
Rye Sosd at q 20.
Oats-s007lc. and 6sm.
Barley Unchanged
Whishey-Dull.
Cottou-Dull
Provisicns-Uuchsngsd and qsiet asd nstA
ing Of ieonaeQueses desc. 49,
LArd-Flr9 bot autst. SAsssS-A .
Moss POsk-ea3 GO.
Butter-s043Sc.
Cheese -l7QHlsc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

:. ef78 ,ls 81 xi4irss3s usv YEA Atfl5
Hleur--50ll0c. better. ell .o061ol4. TO- for 80.
ira state. and tii.ss@tls so for Hep Ohis.
Wheas-203c. better. good enquiry for
spring, o. 5Vt9 o. IS for No. Mil ti-.
Rye-S05c. better. J. 4:&4l. IS for prime wsa1.
s.f,.,-u.svt. Az uAa
Corn-About lie. better, more ectivs, l.2e,S
store. aud lsoi.sl for new a6eos; 1.6non
for old shoat. nss,
oats -.Rushsr ssssdiss, s7ese Ssr - wsst-
err. and 6sQ7c for new. ~
Pork-Dsi ga lswsf. sew clesing at >es.s6
regular. Ia
Lard-Dsoopiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
WASHINGTON.

WAsniSoToS, April 5.-Ilon l. II. Ros>
sea Of Kentucky, was confirmed by the
Senate, Brigadier General in the regular
army.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow.
ing:
Minister Res dent Alex. Asboth. of Miss.
10 the Republic Of Uruguay.
Consus-Julius Morris, Of Michigan, at
Coblentz. Prussia Thos. Smith. Of Ohio,
at Psnama.
Postmsstcrs- X. L. Maynard, Waiver
". Iowa; W. McGee, Peoria, H.; Noble W. .
Wood, Dewitt, Iowa; E. 6. Barker, Mt.
Vernon, Iowa.
The Senate rejected the following Post>
masters:
II. W. Anderson. Washing too, lows, Ab.
0er P. Durl,n, Ly ons. Iowa.
Receipts from Customs for the week end
ing March 80, were O., 607, 1910.
A letter from Quarsermaster General
Meigs. expressas surprise that obis ctisns
are made 10 the acquisition Of Russian
America. can conceive Of no greater boon
to our Pacific States. should value Rus.
siaa America, ito fisheries and mines. be.
yond the hot plains Of MEXICO or the sterile
plantations Of Cuba. trusi no effort needs
ed to secure this great acquisition will be
omitted.
A letter from Commissioner Jno. Rogers.
says that he thinks the Russian Americs
acquisition would be valuable, and il worth
any thing the price would be q bagatellc.
The Senate to-day rejected the nomIna.
ton Of ex-senator Nesmith, of Oregon, a.
Minister 20 Austria.
In the same motion, it Was ordered TO re
consider the vote by which Gen. Rousseau
was confirmed a Brig. General.
The following telegram IVES received yes
terday:
SAN FaANcIsRo, April, 4, 1867.
To Hon. EdwardssM. Stanton, Secretary Of
State:
learn from gentleman who has recent
" visited many parts Of Russian America,
that i,s value 10 greater than 10 supposed.
The rejection Of the treaty would
create great dissatisfaction, especially in
California.
Yours respectfully.
H. W. HALLsck, Maj. Gen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

PsosnssOa ~ - III.
Harrison Street livery Stable.
a=aesmn HARRISON STREET. ptfwrEN
s1E14 Frens 80 0oeooa. MoQDee z
Carr10goo, q ~ bset qes1ieS. - - q 81
Aours. Ftnsfs1s furnished % oAest notice.
HORSES BOu0nr AID SOLD.
md boarded = reasonable charges. fpylS.diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

MArroox III January 81, 1855.
ssMessrs Hostettes 4 Smith -0cntlenen !
cell more of your Stomach Btters than Of any
other medicine. Parties who have tried them
speak In very high praise IL their excellent vir-
tues Ihaye used them myself, aud prescribed
,heu With unparalleled success.
ye1y respectfully. yours,
a. r. klLNER. N. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

Nessrs. uostetter h Smith Gsnts II IL
NTH the greatest pleasure that 1 recommend
your Aiomcch Bitis-s 10 tho public, think il
q the best bitters ofthe day. II Il especially
adapted 20 the South and West. where hillary
dsrsn gsmsstsof the liver ara prevalent. Ten
wears 1pesisnce In the uss Of Compounds. -
curativcs. counpris me 70 give your Bttefs tho
preference thai its popularity merits
g. ANGLE, ". u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

cry.
Also On the euesti0a Of adoptia9 n ordinance ent-
NeA ~An 0gal0aoco - pguvl6o - PAYING IL Choir.
man - The Co0Distee o. ouseeos
To- - pen YIN - epeaea = eaeh wsra 70 -
oeisek II n 4 - 66evi1e 80, Va:
- Wese-At ~ hOaoe = Un1nsicA eoedts. Wss4
0eco01 090ee. 7T 27T -
"a wad4At - hssss y \. o. lseller. Cossse =
Fourth 0n0st I'D WeeonFn Avunno.
"a Wasd-At ~ Cent uoaoe.
~ Nasd-Ae ~ CITY Hall.
0th Ward-At ~ rs6neylvania House.
sth Ward-At ~ Oh school House n 1ase oovsnr
port.
Devssport MafcA ~. 1oU. .. , NAAn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

GALLAriA. Saline County. III.
Mes,rr IIostett~r Il Hmith-0eptlemep !
have practiced medicine for many yeare, and
nave used your bntera In = number Of cases
~ith great success, and take pleasure in recon
nending them TO the publicin general.
Very respectfully.
j. SMITH, N. u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06
e. &. PLUMBdER,
COM MISSION MERCHANT,

MEMPHIS. TENN.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 10 CONSl0N-
ments and liberal advances on oame, when not lin
tied Ample accoDnQdntiQn fur a1ofo4e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

sadsia. We. Nay ~, lees.
Asssrs. Hostettsr 4 Smuth
Dear sirs-wiil you 90 me the favor . fer.
card BY express one half dofen Hosteetee'e
h'tsers, with b,ll for which will remit zoe %
receipt Of she same. % I ass unable - procure
your medicine here and II had . quantity IL
hes, pre- arasioa use foe diseases hAy ~ their
sris'n with diseased stomach. l have used
sna sold hundreds Of preparations. bet your
Filters are superior TO anything Of the kind
sni oosnis ant with. Indeed, no colder should
DC w.taoutit. should he be ever % robust aud
healthy. for u 10 not only restorative but :
preventive Cor almost oh diseases : soldier 1,
subject Ia. have been afflicted with chronic
indigestion. and no medicine hiss aacrded me
the relief yours has; and trnst you will lose,no
fimo in sending the Bitters ordered.
Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL BYEES, Hospital
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

mhso .doev-eat-lA Plaintiffs Atty's.
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xsxIA, Clay County. Ill.
M.ssrs Ho-t~tt-s L Smith-0estiessen 1
have used and often prescribed your stomach
M,,crs and saks pleasure IN recommending II
10 Ill whosc stomechs are debilitated. II 70 On
excellent appetizer aud TOME; and prise 1t -
one Of the beat medicines Of the day.
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EXTRA SESSION OF SENATE.


WAsn,serov, April 8. - SENATE. - Mr..
Cole presented a petition from the veteran
corps Of California; he said they served two
or three years and during that time were
successful in their con,es. with various In
dian tribes, subduing the Apaches and Ca
manches in New Mexico They were dis
charged nearly 2, 900 miles away from home
and received d mere pit'ance to reach Calls
fosnia nov asked to be allowed the same
rate for transportation given 70 other DIS
charged soldiers 70 cover their expensss.-
The petition was referred 10 the Ce@nistes
% Military Affairs.
On motion Of Nr. Ross il WAS ordered ,has
the Secretary Of the Interior inform the
Ssnass ~hsthes Lewis v. Dogy 10 now u
employment in that depaftmsnt. u =. y
what capacity, bis duties aud sempsnssaion,
when appointed. BY whom, and chat is-
struetions. If any, have been given = him,
andby whom.
Mr.. Ssnner offered sssolution which he
said he would eali Up to morrow, that Viii.
lard Salisbury, . Senator from Delaware
having appeared sspsstedly on the 6oor Of
the Senate in . stats Of int0aicAaios, Be and
10 hereby expelled from the Senate.
TN motion Of M. Sherman the Senate
went into Executive session.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-06

IspiAxaPoLIs, April 5.-The national con.
yentioD Of the Reta Theta Pi IL to be held
a. the Bates House in this city, on Tuesday
and weduesday next. Delegates from Ill
parts Of the United States will be present.