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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-18

.4cl-ns and ndvidns'S, show ,he estimation in
sl.eh tbs celehra'ef prepara,it- is held ny
th.s. who have used them.
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Msnat's Lie Pills and Phenix Bltters

were first used in private practice in is70 They
were introduced to the public in 1875, since which
sale in excess Of al Other CatAastic and Purifying
Medicines There b hardly family apong civiliscd
nations who have not personal evidence OF their bea-
uniform reliability In cases 81 Constipation, Bilious
and Stomach disease, whethss efong OF short dara-
ton. They are en. -. ves;iisst infant. One ipvre
dent opens the pores Of the skn another Is diuretc
and stimulates proper seton Of this kidneys; third
lungs; other properties are warming and cathartic,
a nd cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secretions. Their confined eject Is 70 regulate the
nsAIru. I'll not asserted MoGat's Piila are cuaE-
ALL-that they will oars all eomplants-but under
ordinary circumstances they may be relied upon to
pepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious
Complaints, Colds Scuryy, General Weakness, &c.
They expressly made for these diseases. Millions
upon millions OF can be cited. In single in
stance has complaint ever come to our knowledge,
where they have not operated as recommended.
The printed circular aoound each box fully explains
the symptoms and elects Of each disease, specifics
treatment furnishes evidence, &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Franklin, N.
G., who wsscured Of Dyspepsia G II Cross. Of Theo-
ike. ILL.,. cured OF Liver Complaint. II. Isooley, ei
springfield, IA, had scrofula, and had to use
crutches; wascured in three weeks James D. Dolens,
OF .dsan, Mich curei % Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham. Presbyterian Church. Canaan ,gua, CAL, Of
Fever and ..cue. Rev Ell II May, Twenty -nrss New
York, Of Rheun atis and piles Of IS standing
Rev Samuel Bowies, Editor Of the Springfield Mass
Republican. Was cur,A Of terrible Cossivcness. Nor
Ed webber, Of Rumncy, N. H., Of Liver Complaint
etc. etc, etc.
boz Of Mo.t's Liss PMS, with fu,, crcuiars, &c
will be sent gratis auy Physician Ciess yman OF
the receipt oftwo three cant postage stamps.
Mofat's Life Pills are 25 cents per box. Mo0at !,
Phoenix Bittess, 81 per bottle. They sold BY al
respectable dealers thseushout the continents and t
WHITE 4 ROWLAND. Prcpsistors
Successors :" DR. J I'm MoGat, and Or VIZ MoGlt
l.: Liberty Street, New-York.
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WE have foe selo on re4s0neb!e Nrlee ne
w Farms and L1uds described - foIlows:
the NV OF sec. y, tOw91niH .. Ennge = De.
Ing l0i 4S-lOO acres situated IN the ~ q Inland
he. good buiidings, nne yoanE orchara, ven
watered. Price feoSOnADle ma terms easy:
sea, and ~ " 81 the e ofsec IL tn q. rssxe
I'm ,on5 -, con CO. 49, 49, 20 Az 2.
S$xsn ~vf,6 ~
nv s7ossa i01aa. kSoVS. - ~ ~ nifS
Erm-Kf Jff ~ SyfS. - 'sSOses
"A Yarn a. 70 80. tx maleesw 81 to0ni 90
kmile from school hoase, q well Enprosei
s an5 ~ me orch.rd ~ n 49, tiUSss
Price, Us III acre. Terms 70 suit purchasors.
a Farnl a. 1d6 axaea On 9e,usnY eSnnf frn MI
40 az Town: one al me hest stocS 6Srms - M
c0r1ntrv has osseale,nt firiS6ef n 1crSS 80 a.
rich ili,e urass Inc yonn9 orniSsrd. Snrsl hSil6.
inoa. kntyn a the MOhe9an MN. Price 1o6
pcf acre r-s'~i~-s - - - 81 81
!, % ceres Immediately east Of fair grounds, an
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rfsaNss ss s@e ONSN&4sa
f., The Fcnians are greatly excited .
Detroit aud vicinity, and another inva
sion Of Canada II fhrsateNed. E y
4 d The judiciary Colnml lee l. rceca
ing with it, fnvestig5 No into th4allSG
Cd groupds for iml cling ths1Prssi
dent. s =.
The river regions Of the South are JUS
nov suffering sadly from extensive over
dowS. At some points above and below
Memphis the Mississippi just now
presents the appearance Of Z vast lake
many miles Id width. The damages to
and the loss ofproperty are very great.
Movements for calling conventions
and expediting the work Of restoration
under the new Reconstruction bill arc
ia progress In the Southern Stltes.--
Parties nres rspidlys organizing. The
white loyalists and really repentant ret-
els are joining hands with the blacks,
and their organization Is becoming ap-
parently Formidable ! 70 A&.'~'
The House or Rope scntatives on
Monday passedan aihpaftRnt bill sup
Elementary 70 the Military Reconstruc-
ton act. It prescribcs the details Of re-
construction by means OF popular con-
ventions. Legislation IL to be effected
under military supervision, with the
qualification OF IN oath of loyalty, and
delegates are to be chosen OH the basis Of
the apportionment of members of the
Legislature. The conventions thus
elected must form new Constitutions or
old ones, and submit them to
the people. Congress will take cogniz-
ance of their ratification, and should
they accord with the Military bill late
" passed, the States shall he admitted
~ therein provided. 1t provides for
registering all legal voters previous to
the elections, and provides that all eiee.
,flicers who anslxe egistrati0ns and con-
iuct elections shall be men who can
AXE the oath of 1862. The Senate is
to pass the bill promptly, and
Il is now believed the President will
'iKn 1t. Leg 5A&t aA t@ H"-@& 81 &7al
. The nomination by Gen. Grant of
Gems. Schofield, Sickles, Sheridan and
Thomas, to command four out of the |
I've Districts under the Military Recon-
act, indicates that the District
are to be identical with |
he Department commanders of the ar
ny as now assigned to duty, and that
here will be little 1t any change This
= probably what was anticipated by
congress when the bill was passed.
Ion. Ord who now commands the De-
,artment Of Arkansas, will probably be
etaincd as commander of the Military
District to which that State belongs.
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lsYs. q = 80 y 81. Z = .,,d ~ resr.
mitted to prove and dclare, under go.
Of afimaiion, the s.cun s, o a.tt "a
Ecy:4 enc hail 70 be onsidered g con-
ely ve the =, 90 no "a dse ~, esso or
allowed CT bpfSta BY the Assistant
49,. NV berso feeling aggrieved
by the decIsion OF ths Assistant Assess
or In such cases may appeal 70 sns me-. a.
SCISSOR Of the district and his decision
thereon, unle. $500 ~ tn ae. Nh n
final, and tho form, lime and manner y
proceedings saall bseahlnct 70 rules anu
Regulations 70 Be preniDed Dy the C na
missioner Of Intetxl Revenue: ITO
y1scd, further, That 70 penalty shaiI %
assessed upon any pgsQn or such meg.
lect or refusal or for making 2 ialse of
fraudulent return except after reasona..
ble N6sice - the To md place OF
hearing, to b ragulabd By ths Commits
sioner Of Internal Resnue. - .. 70 eaye
The person charged 4 pportun'sy % %
1Snss az slsecSw,eeg AND sAc~ 7hpcs
are Dve.-TA1t ssctA ll2 20 amended
by striking out ~ after the enacting
clause ana Inserting, In lieu thereof, the
Tnat III taxes on incomes
herein imposed SHAH be levied on the ise
day OF March, andhe due and payable
ON or before the5ot4 day OF April IN
each year, until Nd Including the year,
1870, and no l6n1 Ind to any sums
due ana hnpaid after the 3Oth
of April, a. afo.esaid, and for ten days
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LAND AT AUCTION.

l will offer at public sale, at the Court House.
In Upton on Saturday March 10, 1867, COM
mencing at one O'Clock p. m, the following
described prOperty: t@
1870 acres ofland, three and half miles south
cast of Upton: S0acres Of said land is improved
and well fenced: the balance IL all timbered
being the south half of what is known ~ tho
Charles Ford farm. Also, acres OF heavy tim
her, in Virginia Grove: just east OF Rawley
nc of the Sc Sec 0, T 50 4. Also, acres Of good
first growth white oak timber. near the old
steam mill, on the Muscatine road, being the
east half ne se NV sec. q, T.s0, RE-.
Terms made known on day of sale.
:, Nv. BULL.
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CLIMAX.

PAas'a CLIMAX SALvk, for Burma, Scaads, Scr0fals,
Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biles
Chiibiains, stings, Bruises, Cuts, 0vellinss, &C..
whether upon man or BEAST Il tbs most wonderful
articles Produced Other good articles aievate
this cures. 1t allays inflamnation, subdues pain,
and heals without scar. II Il worth its weight u
gold to any family, and should always be On haad II
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N virtue Of special execution to me direct
Cd, iasued 00m toe once q the Clerk ~ the
Dtatrlce Court IN and for the county OF Cedar
and state u lows, N lsvor Of Caroline N
Moore, and afaanst Henry 3. Moore, IhAvo lev
led upon the 1nllowinK property Al the proper
" Of the seta Henry 3. Moore, t0-wit:
: 1ns esnth han g H. nosthease qua!ter
Q-4 q sece101 nutdoef nine % In township
one %, vsss o7the SlS =. 4. situated n Cedar
And shall OGss thu Same for sale Ct public
StCy, ~ The Court House door In the town Of
Nkeoa, In aaad Cedar C0auty, On TUoaday. Tho
-. nay u Maso1h A. d. 1851, 1t 10 O'Clock D. m.
ks& ~ Sccsue t1sr.m. a = - ' a ~
Us1o0 this 18Th day 81 February, a. D. 1851.
arsrxraes JOHN ID. 9aEARER
lows 80 sheriff ofCedar county.
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There is danger that that fornidible
lvesshl Of war, the nnderherg, will fall
into the hands Of a foreign Power. The
President has approved the act Of Con.
g-ess directing Secretary Welles to 70
lease Mr.. Webb FROM his contract ion
her reconstruction, upon his reminding the
money advanced upon account. The
Dunderbergis no dolNtthc most terrible
war vessel afloat, andiMr. Webb has q
standing offer for her purchase by q En-
ropean Power for thesum of 81, O00, O00
He expresses desire however, to give
the United States the preference In her,
and It IL proposed that the Government
appoints Board OF Appraisers to'1lx her
value and purchase the monster vessel.
Some such course should be adopted. i,
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TABLE OF CAPACITY.
~ Mlllilitcrs equal Centiliter.
~ 1ehtillters do | Dcciliter.
AZ Deeilitcrs do Liter:
~ i.itefs do ] Dckaliter.
~ nckaiiters do Hectoliter:
~ Hectoiiters do l KiIoliter, or Stere
Inc Liter is equal IN volume or capa-
city to 1000 cubic centimeters. or ono
cubic decimeter. A liter Of distilled
water, therefore, weighs 900 Grams or
one kilogram.
volume may also be estimated in cubic
units OF thetahle of length. In this case
l,ooo cubic units make one eub;c u,it &c
the next higher denomination Thus
900 cub. Millimeters equal cub.
1000 cub. Centimcters do / cub, y
Decimcter, &c.
wood Is measured by the Store, which
s2a'ia'snt rla yiss!'gs flataHhff r eta.
sure, or .0557 ats. wine measure
The Hectoliter equals ,s37 bushels.
The kiloliter equals ! sos cub. wards
4 cub Foot equals 2s,3l5 81 cub. CEN
A Cord equals 62I stores. or cubic
Meters. >'''N
4 few examples, with solutions, will
now be given:
lst. Reduce 3,i56 Meters to metrical
units of higher denominations.
solution. 45G Meters equal 345 6
Dekameters, since 10 Meters make /
Dekameter. And since 10 units of any
OF the denominations of length make
unit OF the next higher denomination
oto 70 Dekameters equal respectively
o. 90 Hectometers, 3 .463 kilometers,
fafsu ,tSioo Myrlameters. 1t will thus be
seem tflat the process of reducing units
OF the Metric system to lower denomi.
nations, consists simply in the removal
Of the decimal point.
"a. Reduce y % Kilograms to Cent?
grams.
Solution. !. in kilo.ram there are
1000 Grams, and in 2i % Kilograms
there are as many Grams as the product
Of 600 and 24.25, which equals 24,20
Grams. In Gram there arr lG0 Cent?
grams, and ia $3.50 Grams, there arc
y, $50 times 100 Centigrnins, or 2i.5 900
Centigrams. - esse s ! f
Sd What il the distance ia Kilpmeters
from Tiptan~to W1ltollo
Solution In-I :rKila there are 1 Coz
kilomet0fs. aud In i0NfileS there N g 10
Times 500 KilOmeteFs, or . TAI kIis-
meters, the distance .rohs Tiptpn 70
Wilton. -
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Income Tax.-As Amended by the
Late Congress.

Hcomo.-That section lie be amended by
striking out all after the enacting clause.
and Inserting, in lieu thereof, as follows:
That there shall be levied, collected aud
paid annually upon the gains, profits
AND income OF every person residing in
the United States, or Of any citizen of
the thitcd states residing abroad wheth-
.er derived from any kind of property.
RENTS, interest. dividends or salaries. or
from any profession, trade, employment
or vocation, carried on in the United
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TABLE OF LENGTH.

~ hlIumeteTs 10 I Myriametcr.
The denominations ofiength most MS.
ed are millimeters, centirncters, meters
and kilometers. The values of these de.
nominations III those now used are re-
specifically, .Os937 inch, 1887 inch, 80 81
inches, S9,s7o inches, or .6ol37 mile. :
This table is5to be used in the place OF
Long Measure Cloth Measure, Chain
Measure, &c. a@a @@ ~S @t&a
The values of a few ofthe ordinary de-
nominations of length In those of the
Metric System are as follows:
Mile equal 900 Kilometars;
! Rod do 5 .0ae7 Meters; v 90 = L
! Yard do .9la4 do ..1 ~
Inch do .0254 do .5 &E.t
TABLE OF AREA. Sd.
100 Ares -2 40 Nectare.
The centare is equal to one square
meter. The are is square, each side of
which Is ten meters, or one dekameter.
Hence the are Is one square dekameter.
or one hundred square meters. .-........
The arc equals 119 g square yards, or
very nearly 4 square rods. The centare
equals 2 Al acres. '-'''-' - -.
square meters, decimeters, &C., NAV
also be used in measuring surfaces
Since we ind the area of a square sur
lace by squaring its side, it follows that
II" square units OF the denominations
In the table of length make one so,,arc
unit of the next higher denomination
Hence,
IN" sH1s,lliimeters equal So Centimeter.
'o 50 centimcters do 50 Decimeter
Nv, [&c.
The value of some of the present d.
nominations of surface in metrical ones
are: rt
Square mile equal oss $3.50 Hectares.
acIe Ito 10 .4G7 Ares.
.!e 1ou ao - .2292 So. meters,
Sou,ro g.. or, centares;)
,oos no .o229S meter.
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TIPT ~, IOwA:
FoF HE TIpton Advertb
The Metric system

AuU ACVI1C 0ybI0M
Originated In France, In the latter
part q Che last century. It's standard
unieof naeasufe Is the METER, which q
found by dividing quadrant, or one
fourth Uf q Eterrc.trial MERIDIAN, into
ten anillions ofequal parts. The length
or meter Il about39 81 inches, or a
little more tlnn yard. &'A'
In studying the Metric System, the
meaning Of the following terms should
be thoroughly momorized: .vag~
MILL means COL lone-thousandth. }, .,e
CENT -" .Ol [one-hundrcdth.
DEcI "si n 1one-tenth. f>4'. q
n nA : TO- sls -' te9"'5 EsS
HECTIC, I" 100. -rs Z,,- a.f rs saa
Kills 1000. -...f.
MYR1A Ct 10000. +~
METER is tho unit of measure Of Length.
ARE tar n ~ 'r1 . Surface area.
GRAM Ill.,, :. Weight.
LITER Capacity.
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me cram Is equal TO lie weight of one
'"oic cehtinieter of distilled water, at it's
maximum density, 80 20 f.
Inc hiiosram is the principal deuon-
NATION used. Its weight is . .oo46 lbs
aNoifanpois. The Quintal and Touncau
,e .iuisaieht, respectively, to 22o. Is and
2Zo4 % lbs. The Tonneau contains
i'"o,ooo Trans, and is equal to the
weight OF one cubic meter of distilled
water,
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,.IT-E NJ EEa go
rry.f.te sYtE.I lstf #tYEh 20 .t.r
.5at4 .H2t = ~ t's Ht'
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oHRnID SALE.

Bay yoar Fancy Toilet SOAPS at AL
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s=s-rs ~ raa r.a.gr e.. art n@ "a sam' y,rft
s4g0ts uh. gsi .r.tk
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EvsEy sraae ofs.en1 Il AALlspeA
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a. VAL Et5&EEF &&s& ~ @& ~ = .
81 ~sGaH 8gaaJ 2S.a ' @a &@af s'
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

sb,s s1 for No spring SIS IS for red winter sia %
mea, nosr sady AZ 81 hea ss,ter e masa aud
am sales 1000 oashes ~ Western spras :. - 10 and I'd
f5s ssa ana ns %.TS gss n Wsss No
sa q sa 8 lSss y' sla
So@ 5 r sS q oa AS.ay @ weather. co q sssoa w
occasional aurr.es Of snow.
Flour quiet ana unchanged VIE sciise martet arm
Sales aoo bushes No chosgo s. so and 2acO
'ssss s'S ss
new early 4 ssc and - as. on
as e'ss ss,ass
@ Il IS z IN ana col sas Hss ssd
s.ns e. sss a :ss !, sss u s;s.
changed
Flour rmer tho market is without decided change
thers S no demand io Ssr Grades trade G brands & Si
IN sseEs oa.s advanced Sc wSsai-fhsrs scarcely
%ss:s 3
Ss sS
news hs put M
NE Ms in pss s S s a t. for s
:ss; s.sss s. ::iss clear & is.
M is ana ii sg s sugar sugar s ss'a 10 ot
ilc: : lsc for New Orleans Coffee firm q. sse = 27e
ss @ & s s a 6 Il
50 for Timothy seed Prices sa:isr but quo
f1ss; III Slss.:t sS'ssa ss
buying, and q SIX selling. Exchange steady; money
l2c. lyc.
CHICAGO, March II, 1867.
Flour active: sales of 900 bbls $s % S6 70 for
white winter SO 9l2 for spring extras $S SIX 80 for
spring superne Wheat opened strong; No. spring ad
vanced &C. Co., but subsequently, declined &c. &C., aud
closed, with the buyer at % 81 " CornThere s brisk
speculative demands sales At aec asic for No 73c 5c
for No closing steady At sa ssc for No l. Oats firm
with an advance Of Be- per bushal harley hrmer and
advanced &C. 6c No. 70c &c., according 10 location.
ST. LOUIS March II, 1857.
Tobacco 6rm but unchanged Cotton advanced 70 26fc.
for fniddlIng. FlourMedum and low grades very dui
choice grades arm but tho market IL unchanged Wheat
High stiff and advanced club, 81 05 $4 10; choice
fail S5l0a IS ls Corn buovant and higher ct 81 ~ .
81 g. Oats declining: sales at 81 81 81 w. Provisions
lrm Mess pork advanced TO s2l 50 $22. Bulk
Bacon unchanged whiskey duh at 81 i3 S9n. Hogs
brisk Mt &c. a TIC.
Gould Curry $4o; Savage 81 goo' Pocsi $3.50 0ghr
$2S,; Hale Norcross $3Ov; Crown Point $50; Yellow
Jacket ssaS; Belcher s25; Alpha sso Imperial spsr
ornia State Telegraph Company 81 cents dividends de-
clarcd on Crown Point $50 per foot
SAN FRAScisco, March H. 1867
The Imperial Mining Company has declared dividend Of
$5 share, and the Empire Company $40 per SHARE
lori
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

Mining shares were moderately active, and Alameda
silvcr advanced to 81 under steady demand Al the
FIRST board Columbian Gold aud Silver closed &C. higher
than At the second board yesterday, selling at 81 S.
Quarts H was 15c lower, selling ~ 50 20; Consolidated
Gregory Gold Ioc, selling al sll 70: Smith 3 Psrmelce
&C., selling At 50 TO- Alameda Silver sold at o6 A. the
second board Quartz Hill closed &C. higher than al the
st board, selling at a.; Alameda Silver &C., selling At
~. Davidson Copper sold 1t 81 tS.
The earnings Of the Fort Wayne Railway for the
month Of February ss22 s22 sgaIns. s4sooss for
tho corresponding month last year. showing increase
or a., $50 ~. NNM F eM
Is stated by Bufsio Journal that tho dsposI,ors Of
the deunct First National Bank OF Medina hold meet
ing on Saturday and passed resolution that they would
no, accept less than CITY cents dollar As matters
appear, there s NOT much prospect OF getting thirty
cents q dollar. HN
The Morris and Essex Railway Company have de-
clared dividend Of az per cent FREQ Of government
tax ont Of the earnings payable AZ their once IN New
ark, after the goth instant Tho dividend except for
amounts less than t25, viii DO paid in stock Il par All
dividends less in than s2s win be paid IN cash
Scrip will be issued for fractional parts OF share which
may b converted into stock by paying she difference In
cash The certificates Or Indebtedness susd last August
In lieu Of cash dividend are also made payable In stock
at par.
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

PHILADELPHIA, March "a 1867.
Stocks duh Pennsylvania state hvcs, b. Morris Canal
75.; Philadelphia and Erie Ralroad, 2B3S gold. i3lA
bales misalng a.c strict midaling go; Flour arm
ea Rye 81 37tf Corn IN good demand and advanced
I56c sales 600 bushels yellow at ST. Oats steady
Provisions advancing Mess Pork $22 50 Bacon shou.dcrs
ghc. Lard l3,xc whskey-saiescf cf Ohio at 81 90
BALTIMORE. March IA, 1867.
Cotton frner; mddin1 up;ands, 28c 2ssc strict mid.
ding sOc Coffee lim sales a. isc nc. for good and
Prime careoes In fonj. sugar dul aud rominaiiy
Changed sales at l01sc I0ic for fair good refining
Rice duh l0hc. 1,f FOR inr 20 primo Csroins. Hour
ffmer with Improved demand Wheat steady; Mary.
land red choice IS o and pennsylvana red ~ ~ 50 s.
Corn active higher. white 81 0s yellow ~ III 03;
mixed gs asc uais scarce AZ c3c a 90 Provision !
higher; new mes pork s22 90 s2l 75 bulk shoudcrs &C.
dkc. hides lie 1iHc. for rib Lard, l2nc. ly1lc.
Whlsk2y dull IN bond SOC slc Covesscedsafss
Of old al % ~ aud new At - 75as9
Oswreo, March "a .ss7 ss
Flour In good demand partial adv Aaes; saies lsooo
The New York herald., 1867-03-15

II also contains-The very Latest European News by
the Cable and the Mails up hour Of publication
Tho Fenan Situation In Ireland and America embracing
very Interesting Ahlone Correspondence, all tho
Cable Dispatches Proceedings Of Meetings in Washing
ton, Chicago and Elsewhere the Feeling Canada, aud
Eptone Of the Grand Rally Of tho Brotherhood in
this city kc- Our Washington Dispatches embracing
ters rsnspiring the Seat OF Government the Pro.
ceedings Of Congress- &C.; Tho Ironclad Dunderberg
The Floods In the South and West; Tho Monthly
Report OF the Bureau OF Siatis,ics Tabular Record
Of Losses by Fire In February; Sale OF Auto
graphs; The Current News Of the Week, en-
bracng oil interesting Political and Local Events
and the Latest News from Mexico, the West In
Our Musical and Theatrical Review for the Week
Facetin; Foreign Gossip; Artistic, Scientific. Mia
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Sporting Record, containing Aquatic, Turf and
Fistic reports; The Fashions, from Special
Paris Fashions Correspondent Our Agricultural Budget
containing valuable interesting reading for Farmers
and Gardeners Reviews Of the Cattle Horse, Dry Goods
and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial
Inleigen Marriages and Deaths; Advertisements
and Of all important and interesting OF
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