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New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
UIUTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

faeerth day Of August. 1871 w,rsntfn eansnpsI was
ELIZA ALYENAlN Of the CITY OF NeN-
80 m e Count and NeWYork who has been
Al % bankrupt her petou that the payment OF any
hougBg % such bankrupt 70 nsry
or m use aud h transfer Of ppPery T se AZ. m %
bf Law that mestng the creditors u tie d bankrupt P,o,e
ne. det snd 10 choose ssgur Of hr estate ~ %
held AZ Court u Bukruptcy % b. oeu AZ NO IS Nassau rs "a
me t Of before Edgar Ket lu Register oe the sg'eelIn
jar Of September A. D. 067 at u ocecs m Aagnst ~ lso
~ - r. MURRAY Z. y Marsha.
Nsseugsr southern District Of Sew.iOik.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
gt6 9ubGtatiOms.
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
nuns ~ M GIVE NOTICE-That on the

Fk'HlS II III NlN T. NJ w Sio
,,eept I,v of August y C7 Warrant in Bankruptcy vas
ii . ~. F.at. OF ISRAEL Rl1TERMAN Ofthe ty oi A-
~ - a. C,.rtv 81 NeygYork Of Newfork. Who
h., ben fiu ai Bankrupt hs petition that tne pay
Btukrlp 10 him. or bis a1i me transfer OF any ivy
eriy y aim forbidden By lass hat metng Of 'ns A.,
tte ~ R.ukgp their rbt 70 choose one OF uofe AZ
.ues Of In Esta,e viii be bell Conrt OF Bansrupsy 70 20
h II No l6l Iroa the Cts % Negl ork before NJ hsR
49,, "l'-S ~ ~ w. w. ~ $3.50 9i ts- X. MURRAY,
: W,r,t ss N,.,ep,er southern Disuc, Of New.iort
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
SI0 0OO -FOR SALE AT NEWARK,

aIS 00M FOR SALE AT NEWAklS,
R RIC,UUU. n J., The resldcnce of,he late $ DrRNEr
on clntonAv, Of Thomas good oploai front o5 feet In
GLIDING Oeagoa paior two halls teecpo m dphgroom' 81 e' IN
dspts 10 In s large cellar good oi ruri ass gas e
tTn &e Lot " feet on The aHd pg arA ne same H1h
on 1honAst l5J fet Sidewalk Vide aud brHl d VITA large
trees garden furnished With ,uci m good hearing
expressly selected With much BY the lste o"nr s. ma
e Walk from Cbesuntst depot less by horseca Nhh pass hs
eoof s's ID minutes Clinton $50 ee wide nssY paved .a
al hs sapandings pleasant Psrss wishing purchase are
family Of The dsssssxd Tite psrJsst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

U. D. ENGlsEER oEUoe. No u eIalt'.l A,OA1y n, =.
CEALED proposals will be received at TINS
- OHr ust FRIDAY Aug 1861 kr furnishing 70 the United
States at the bikes Islands between Albany eu Van"sa Point "
Y, the OioVng mstenas -
Ia For OO cubic yards less Of lbbe stone stone 70 be
delivered In ts dyh-s ordinary high water marx delivery
IN sept continue at the rate d SO euc YARDS per
dag 4.
al For Of soa wall stone pieces TO he
least and OF material not apt 10 du'egse a
reesye sope 20 be delivered on tee crown we e'' ~
10 TO- and to eunae At the rate Of 10 cubic yards per
dNy. ....,...,,-
fous proposals he obtained this once where n peuar'
Irier will be required 70 enter into
, with the United good aud sufficient snretles stamps
for contracts bonds be furnished by the contractor NO bids
Ieesea dinady ant eous to T. viii he we'd.
By order OF BSt Mnior'sn. JOHN NEWTON,
JOHN 81. WILSON Major Of Eugs and Bst hva-Co g. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
,THls Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the

s.ye IN dsv Of August A. D. 1871 Warrant Ia Bankruptcy
n- against the Of MORTIMER G. COGSWELL ofthe Cp OF
k IN the County aud of New York who pas
months ninrtey preceding ths hog of
pe,n in Bankruptcy the City Of NeNiork in the County Of
ioF Of Newlok. who h been adudgd Bantps
on lis own Petitions the Payment II Debts aud Delivery any
p4ty belonging such Bankrupt t. bun or for his use and the
Trsf-r Property by h obGlen by Law that Aseng
The Cors d Bankrupt their Dbt and 10 ChOosc
one or II hts Ese VII be he'd az Court bank
rutev holden the Oce Of he keer No w Two hundrei
NeNiork Room No before isaac
,J' - 80 -, - = - IN las7 r. MURRAY, U. & Marshal,
V' asNesseng-r District Of New-fOrk
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
INNS is TO GIVE NOTlCEITTha.t .la..I on !. ,he
JOSEPH p Gates

q the City u SvTork h he Ceaa9 Of and S's
York and II OWEN GATES ClrrS u - amoaA on th Msi
River aud havag fixed residence NA' have been nge DAAAR
oB their ovn Petition that the payment ~ y Debts sud pe
IoDy belonging such Bakpt So teu or lor Their use
Tnasirr OF any Property by them are iden bl Law" as
Of tie Creditors 81 said Bankrur lroe ter brh
b. one or or- A. .ues ~ their Estate g he held az 'osh
,ukp,cv 10 De- horn No SO Naa- IT. 10 ne C 81 fesls,'
before Erar Keh1u, Register the slXteenA GAY Vi eeP'
A. D. 1907 at twelve Je CLOCK m August =, ~ ,,.
" ~ N Sogth,ru District Of New. .iorl
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

TTNHE EPHRENOLOGICALJO JOURNAL for SEP
u TIMBER Portraits and Characters oil the Hen H. u
Connolly the Rev Newman Hall Bnney distinguished
Orators and Authors Husband and Mrs Hoge Sanitary Herones
sdes in Physoeuony Read By Mrs g. W. Wys
Tus Marriages MemOy COnscentOusn Its True fHE
tons Our Reon Of ntee The Races Of Man, Their
Origin Queen BIsbet Toggey New Steamer Spirit Of the Ages
ntral Park BOuevsrusatea An Interesting nu
Der % cents or 50 year WELLS Editor No ss Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

GKNERAL OFgIcK o RoSp0Cr ASD uswsso
R,tLKOAp CoNPANY KiS9sroN, Aug ~ 1901
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Pr0po
~ will be received 1t Ohce a September 20 1901 ior TIE
rdn Masonry Bridging and Iron of the Eastern Division Of hs
Road psHs specifications viii be furnished IN lnl N sep
t~tut@r lb5I by bugueer WILLIAM MORRIS at
Kngston n \. All other Information furnished u this Ofee
- THOMAS CORNELL, President
,,. r,STxwy.srrlrs OvTfc, SEcoSD MiLrAE, DnrRcr
Soayu Avn SourH CAROLINA CHAKLEsoS c. Aug H. 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y Ills osce until II O'clock MONDAY the 18th lay Of Sep
br 1857 at which they will be opened for The purchase the
following propery' nj,
Wreck OF steamer Geo. Washington IN Coosau River
Wreck of steamer Chasseur In Scul Crrek
Wreck OF siesmer Randolph, n Charleston harlor
Wreck OF steamer Btryan. In Charleston hahpr - IN
Ble will offered for each wreck The wrecks WI
be s separately hes bidder ulss such bid be dee'ned
unreasonable. -. =, a 4. on...i.
for be purchase of Wrecks X. o. hihh,,
Brcye MsorGenera Deputy Quaeuaaster GeseIal .. ; a
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

pENEDICTs RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT
. : - = BENEDICT BROS No. III Broadway
SsVTNO THE ENTERPRISING EAIIGRANT:n
derOn Of making Their future hose IN the Sont9 Sona
% wen 10 consult the EMIGRANTS FRIEND pamphlet which has
been published for the purpose Of setting forth the various me'
by which livelihood be obtained Price y cents Address ~
RIKER, Charleston. s. C.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
Hotties of Bmkrupttu.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of New-fork ia The
matter OF MORRIS JACOBS Bankn,pi-IN BANXRuPfCY-T0
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Tie crgned hereby gives notice Of
his nnpt assignee of Morris Jacos " tie City Of Hesiok,
the and stat 4 New York within said District
has dudg Bankrupt hs Petition by the Dhs
Court Of ,d Di,tret-Daed Il August A. D. l6
EDWARD NATHAN. Assignee,
l,li,v1wTb No IA Chambersst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
IN RIZKRTPTCY-Sont6ern ]

NewYok City Of Nesiork, the Oh day ofAusu A.
hrrrby notice Of hs apPontmenn 70
F. BUTENS HON Of the CITY OF New-1oik,
the County Of Newiork within said District
$40 been ajuge upon his petos by the Ds'es
g,,r, ~ .,,i pssrct JOHN TODD. Asigre
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
TUTS Is To GIVE NOTICE-That on Ii

Ft1HlS Is III UIh T. NOIlCE-lndt OH Wv
teh OF July. A. d. 1901. suani In BAnkruPse, s
sued against Estate Of NELSON CLEMENTS Of the city Of ses
York In Newlork and Stat Of Newfork ~ho ha,
adged bankrupt Lis Petitions that ihe Aaent o any
Delivery Property bengfg such Bankrupt 70 n
use the Transfer Of Property by hn are i"ro1o
Meeting of the Creditors Of the Sd bankrupt 70 Prove ~
Debts Assgae " his Estate MI %
bankruptcy 10 be holden at the once Of he keger @
22 two huhdrc ivo) Buaway in the CITY Of Newio ke
No l. before Isaac Dayton, Register tue sixteenth dAy Of Sp'e
- r MURRAY I. S. Mssha. as Mss'enssf
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
YIHIS Is To GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
-. L. M nm. A D. 1851 ar-nt BankmPtey NMl,sa

ROBERT " BOYD, -.
IN IN. Comfy of New York ard State ofNewl lok Sno ~
been adjuiey bankrupt his Peron ihHth
d, delivery Of any property belong such Bankrupt 10 an
and the transfer Of property by hm are
Creditors of the said BankupI "
their debts Assignees Of BIS hs -
held Court Of Bankmpcy 10 be hadea a. No. 50 ress n
York before Fitch Register lur day OF Sepiemb a. -
'''' R. MURRAY I. $. MsnAst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22

Il Conny Msss the RESIDENCE Of the lat, Mrs. MAhf aNlf
the mansion OF Samuel Whson esl anu
srlng ht " " SAWYER convenient distance ron t9frs
Milision seminary 10 Is butt OF We beN
Material and Ia hne in perfect orders heated t furnace
ed v gas and and appliances OF nr
IN ades opportunity inmy OF ~ OF u prrsoh
dehy beautiful residence Ia ue vicinity oi Ju't ovasu
n,o. of Learning eghborhood OF wealth aud rrhnnent
Apply 70 r. " PHILIPS No 81 Pakro", n 10 HOMER AoApAN
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
nor SALE AT CATSKILL-A fine C0UN-

Ikb beautiful country Is Abon, a. be opened hy htet oau e
muneaon with New York honrsi tine nov ~ staeu w"
bos Inprovei Farms Shore Fronts Gbtmsns Coonu seas Cot
Ages and Binding Nitas, Ef sale BY -
H. r. CkOLER, Mining Real Estate Broker NO 20 NaAhs'
Room No. 2, and Harrington, Long lslaad -.
fSr beautiful scenery, purity of Natrr freedom ron
toes Ity OF soil fntgroving and farming Ptsuse
ever lhd Hanungoh and OJe Bay Townships ph p Is'o
New-York tribune., 1867-08-22
VH0ICE COUNTRY RESIDENCES and cor


luz IA 6nlshsd rooms with modern mpTp, eats beautifully
situated the suburbs Of Sewsk, commanding view OF noIH
aud other fr further paiuea
isr' apply 20 ROIgRTS Architect No. 9 Broitt, NeAarE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Loqaity -Dcnouncing the Constitution
NJ a covenant with death and league with
hell and the President legally elected un'
der i. is an enemy TO his country.
Dis'oyaitG Supporting the Government
in meeting the requirements of the consti-
tuition.
Patriotism Holding oil the Offices and
abusing everybody who couceives that be
has the least right TO object.
Iarty Of Great Moral Idsas-An organi-
zation the leaders of which are infidels and
most Of the followers practical free lovers
Supporting the Union-Subverting the
entire system of government and overriding
the Constitution.
Opposing misunderstanding that elev-
en- States went out OF the Union By theil
own acts, and that it is necessary TO hold
them as territories in order to get then
back
The Gore1nment-Th President when h
is . radical, and Congress when that Is rad
ical
Impartial .su6rcge--The hind Ct votinl
which keeps the radical leaders in power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

THE GLORY OF MAN IS SrRENGTH.-Thcrc-
fore the nervous and dcbilitated should Immediate
iy use HLMBoLp's EXTRACT BUoHu [d&w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Shoa.d MT Iowa be reconstructed p
Nouli il not 80 well for the Loyal Governs
or. to cal an extra session OF our 'Lpya
Legislators, for the purpose Of instrnc,ing
car dsoyal Senators to resign, W that 10y
al o.es should be in there in time to take
their seats, the i.h of March,. Nov the
iael is senators who will defend the word
"Nhi;en in their State Constitution, or op
pose a protective tariff are as odicus TO New
England and as rebellicus TO the nation as
any Of those Southern traitors. aud We
iaink Iowa should either have loyal Sena-
tors, or the State should he excluded from
representation.
Wha, right have Iowa Senators, u this
late day, To kick up about protective tariff
and talk about robbing Peter 10 pay brother
Paul. Why the fact is Peter has been
paying over to his brother Paul - leug
That Paul thinks il is all his, and IL Peter
don't shell out his big brother win Gee
whether We haze not 90. q government =
Now, there Is no way to sustain governs
ment unless traitors are punished aud trca.
son made odicus." The idea that low :,
should have any rights that The majority Of
Congress must respect, tina, stand in III,
way Of reccastruction, 10 lcsfectlv p,epos-
ferrous. Who would talk of State r,gh,,
hut . trlitor. See, The loyal press Of low,
are I'll for the Union.
The Union must be preserved peacea
bly il We can, but forcibly il ve must. :
What if il should 10 necessary 10 reduce ey
cry State except MASSACHUSETTS. to the con
d,tion Of tcrritorisss Would any 10y
man stand Ia the way of saving the Unio
even At that small sacsi6oc, when We cou
thereby sbov to The world No had go
erpmensf The fact = that old aestru
abstract Union 3 playe1 - end we have
Loyal coacss.s Unloa l--Onsees & Arss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
oGRo
'a'ose unlsnblaamls 81 had Ale.


The Paris correspondent Of the New
Nerk Times writes:
Some one has been making al analysis
lately Of the air We breath IN theatre OF
ether close house, containing . thousand or
more persons. lie carried into theatre at
ten o'clock at nigh, bottle Of ice placed on
plate, and then collected the vapor which
rapidly condensed on the outside OF the
bottle and flowed down on to the plate. Al
FIRST this vspor thus collected had the smell,
the taste. aud SO far rs could be determined,
every chemical quality belonging TO the
waters OF the most deadly fever marshes
nier the microscope this water Was at first
clear, but soon, tina, l. to say In . week, it
wa, found 60 be fu,l Of fine auimalcul@ A
little later On these AnilnAlcu'se had gro Sn.
aud the big ones we're secn pursuing and
devourng the little ones. Sgill later on, at
the end Of two moaths. the water was thick
with animalculH, various forms were seen
and At Il the work Of destruction was goi,g
on. At last hut three hideous monster.
we're seen. microscope monsters, Of course
since they were contained in u drop o
water, aud these we're still lighting 10 Sc
Which could devonr the other. At the en-.
OF three months the water became clear att
miasmatic again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
.An Elementary tntecRi-sn Fer
Noy.,.. Ncu ,abuut 40 MARRY.


II j. feniui to reflect how many persons
rush ialo matiimony totally unpreparcd
for TIE aNiu, change HAT Az ats tie'n. y
man may take vile ut twenty some before
be knows the difference between a chip and
a leghusn. We would no more grant liz
cansc to any oily simply because no Is oil
age than lie, nse on that ground only to
practice As al apothecary. Husbands
ought To b. educated We would like to
have the following questions put to young,
inexperienced persons about to marry
Are you awsrc, sir Of the price of coal
and candles
DO You know which is tho most ccono
mical, aitch bone or the round Of bc.fs
How FAR will leg Of mutton so in a
small family
How much dearcr nov is silver than
BRITANNIA
Declare il you can rash youth the sum
per annum that chimisetts' perlerines, car
dinals bonnets, wells, grapes, ribbons, How
ers, gloves. cuffs and collars would come to
in lumpg
1funsble 10 answer these inquiries, VIC
would saw 10 him, "Go back to school" lie
that would be husband should also under
30 training, physical and moral. lie should
be further examined thus:
Can you read or write amid the noise Of
a nursery.
Can you wait any given tune for brcak>
fast
Can you maintain your serenity during
= wAsh,ng>day
Can you cut your old friends
Can you stand being cohtradictcd ir the
flee Of all reasons
Can you keep your temper when you arr
not listened to,
Can you do what you are told withou
being told why
In oac word young man. have you tn
patience cf job
yau can hy your hand upon your hear
and answer "yes.' take your license an
uorr.-pot IS. - Punch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
1 SPECIAL FRUIT TRAIN,

To accommodate the trade. Cotton, Tobacco,
Hemp and oil the products common TO the Mid
die States here do well.
The rapid development of,he counties touched
by the Illinois Central Railway line. is shown bs
the following census returns: In 1850 their
population was. s5l So in 1860. st',slt, and IN
l565. l,l27 ,os1.
Tne possessions Of the Company extend from
Chicago and from Dunleth TO Ccntralia, and
are located in forty nine counties iii Illinois,
embracing such varieties of soil and diversity oil
climate as to snit every purpose of agriculture.
Within ten years the Company have sold
$50, 0oo acres TO more than rs. 600 actual set
tiers, and no actual settler has lost his home
through harsh treatn ent on the part of the Com
pany. When indulgence has been deserved, II
has been extended TO meet the necessities of The
farmer. The sales during the past season have
been greater than ut any former period. and ye
the lands unsold are equal in every respect Il
those already disposed of. About
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Tue POPULATION OF EUROPEAN Cirirs.-
In 1866 censusos were taken in Great Brit
ain and France, aud the reports show the
following population of the principal cities !:
London, s,o37.9ol; Paris, 1882 ;
Liverpool, 4s4 1877; Glasgow, 1872, 265';
Manchester, $685.; Birmingham, $50.
1Hs; Lyons. 323.o5l; Dublin, 3ls,i31
Marseilles, $oo,l Leeds, DDS, 1877 +; Shei
fell, 2ls, 2aT Bordeaux. 94,2il Ed'n-
burg, 10, l2s /; Bristol, l63,65o ; Lille,
l5i,,79; Toulouse, 126. 1886; Newcastle on.
Tyne, IL. -. Stafford. 1l2,90i; Nantes
Ill 800 Huh, 1916, 23s and Rouen, 1oo, G7l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
Tn. u.e.son OF the War.

The Army aud Navy Journal says the
late rebellion was not war between the
States; and adds that "if q single lesson
was learned from the cruel experience Of
this frightful war, IT is that the Government
was in arms against rsbeliious citizens that
the Nation was on one side and the potters
or abettors Of the exploded doctrine OF Sc
eession On the other. The very object OF
the long and bloody strife, on the part OF
the Nation, was to prove that the Rebellion
was not a war between the States, but te>
tween States and rebelious citizens Tfat
i. the Democratic creed, and We are sorne>
what surprised 10 find it announced where
the prevailing sentiment has been inclined
toward the radicaism Of State annihila-
| ton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
ALLcoCkS POROUS p1ASTERs.-LAME BACH
No,v Norly Nov . lsno

ALLCOCkS POROUS p1ASTEHS.- LAME BACH
New York. Nov. %, 1859.
7. AMCOCK & Go --Gcntcmen: lately suffered
severely from weakness III my back. Having heard
your l.a>ters much TecomIn uced for cases of this
Kind. procured one. and the result was all could
desire. single pilster cured me in a week. Yours
Respectfully, j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Dranireth House
CURE or CRiCk ~ THE BACK. 4 LUMBAGo.
Lyons, ~ y. July 1. 1863.
MessT-. ANcock .S Co.: Please seid me a dollar
worth OF yonr plasters. They have cured Inc Of o
cfck In my back, which has troubled me for some
Time ana my father H. going 90 try them Tor
dlicnlts about his heart. l.. IL. SHERWOOD.
nr. Green. No. 10; Broadway, New York informs
h. sold on Monday, Junc 1ei. i-d2, two plas;crs
I" young suffering very severely f. ON lunl-
taeo. On Thursday she called TO get two ore for a
friend and then stated how the two she had p1rchas
cd on Monday had relieved her immediately after
putting them on, and CURED HKR ~ TWO DAYS oil a
most distressing pain in her back ard Joins.
Eod by all druyA,isis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13
BOSTON,.


The Ciia2e ES9,ncair, or French Dress
sing. for Ladies' 4 chlldrcn's Boots and Shoes that
have become rcd rusty. and rough by wearing and
are restored to perfect aud permanent black with
much ustrc when new, leaving the leather soss and
riahle and a, sof Importance 10 the iadise II
VII. Ht'n orr WHY WIT, Ann sott rur sxmss.
Travelling isags. TrunlS@. Carriage
Tops and fine Ia,.nc--rss. arr made to lsuk
ar Goan a. NEW.
Ladies' aud Children dress their own bccty with
out r"'fn. their hsnda. Try cn- bottle and YOU vii
nese, be without supply oft In the house
nsk your sho. hr aief Tor H.
~ brown y CO. fruprietors. Manufacturers
ans n',Er and nresaAnRE IL nil Kinds r leather
-. 80 ,afs m,k street. hortvn cctai diy
fUf sste ny PARKS A ifpGHpR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

A great advantage which the Illinois Central
lands possess 10 in the direct and chesp commu-
nication which the purchaser has with the best
markets in the world-:n summer TO Chicago
and by the lakes east, in winter to Cairo and
BY the Mississippi river north. Coal is found
in great abundance along this line. and furnish
ed 4. the lowest rates Of transportation. Lum-
Der is obtained from Chicago and the forest Of
southern Illinois, ~ well ~ from those border.
ing all the streams. Machinery for planting
and cultivating does the work Of many hands
Grain is shipped in bulk from all stations, thu,
saving the trouble and expense Of bagg,ns.-
The climate healthy, taxes low, churches and
schools Of all grades abound throughout the
length and breadth ofthe State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

Fei the FIRST time "a several months. the
monthly statement OF the public debt shows
IA increase. Previously The Secretary Of
the Treasury had been able to reduce The
AGGREGATE he total de t. less the cash in
the Treasury. compares as follows.
February / 4, lsf. 81 .o43. 3i9.I4s 81
Jauut-y |, 1867 ........ a,5i3, 325, ia -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

BE TnuE.-Never desert . friend when
enemies gather around him when sickness
falls cd the heart when the world 10 cold,
dark, dreary and chcerless, 10 the time to
try q friend Those whosturn from scene
OF distress betray their hyfocrisy, and prove
that interest moves them. Ifyou have a
friend who loves you, who studies your in :
terest and happiness, be sure to sustaid him
in adversely. DO not, like = paltry poll
troon. sneak away. but, like a true man,
tender the services you are able to him who
was true to you. Let him know and feel
tina, his kindnesses are appreciated, that his
love was not thrown away. Rcai fidelity is
rare, still it exists IN the heart. Who has
not experienced it Those who never loved
friend, or lahored to make a friend happy
know not it's worth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-13

TnE Commissioner of Agriculture IS IN
receipt of large quantity Of the celebrated
Aman,nka (spring) wheat from Odessa,
Russia, imported by the department for dis
tribution among tho agriculturists Of such
sections Of the country as successfully cul
tivate spring wheat. The weight Of this
grain is about sixty>fivc pounds, and its su.
pcriority, Il is stated, has been tested du
ring the past season on the experimental
farm Of the department. 1t will be distrib
uted with the assurance that its general in>
PRODUCTION will prove great benefit to the
wheat growing interests Of the United
States,