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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

B. D. Avssln has nsw rsesiss1 fsll lines
e ~ u ~ slyles II Silks. Dnssguv -
epsisg Dssn cssds, asd NJ stock ef Dry
Gseds end Nsssos vin compare favssably
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= the si1y. -
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sxcussioas. 6rs pssadsa dances, jousssyss
9shEs, ssssxaessy ynstsiaony. ksspasg hssss
and bserdisg sll taks tack eat and make
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transaction q bsyise - uaesssaa! .Yes
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~ whs eas tell shsa this rainy ~ ~
Ooasei San Pessy has ~ bseg osa shs1ps
- aoesssuneot IN tswa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents. black Of
brown instantaneous. natural. .dursols. beau.
tiful, reliable. indeed the best In use. has been
before the public over fifteen years. 10 The
cheapest, containing % mach ~ the usual
dollar sises. Depot No. e6 John street.
New York City. Sold BY oil Druggists.
patent medicine. pesiumssy aod fancy
goods stores every where. juosll-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28
ma Enrelxa 0eick NRachine

The Eurelxa Oeicl Machine
Makes 5000 splendid BsscA per hour, with only nine
men and one pair Of horses. or l.3S0 per hOus by
eteam power. Has no complsa machinery 70 BE- get
ting out Of order OF breaking down. Ii greet e1m-
plcity and marvellous power csmmaa6 he approval
of every expert. q eight
We chansnee the world % pspdooe ~ eQuaA
Satisfaction guarantsed 10 all puseAoeRa
ADRAM REQUA, 0soesal Agent, No. ~ 1soed
way, N. r. Ochede0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

" you want jstty black ~hiskess use.
Upham's Hair Dye-ooly SO cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up BY J. J. KRONER.
Philadclphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

JeaS CAMERON 10 now prepared 70 do al
styles II house and sign painting. glazing.
gsain,ng. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whieensd on short
notice. Al work done promptly. Shop
No. Is West Third street. between Bsady
and Main. Aps.4 dSm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Ut. rEMpLa. Gardener and Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
rees. mv20-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

New BASE BALL CLuB.-A new club hal
bssn orgaoixsd in Rock Island ssdss the
name Of ''ehs Spartas." Il has twenty-five
members .. present. The officers arc Jo-
seph Gregg. President Chas. Glenn. Vice
President; J. E. Fleming, Secretary; James
+. Copp, Treasurer; J. II. Burwell, Cbas.
w. Andrews. d. II. Hakes, DirectoSs.-
They meet 70: practice next Wednesday af
tesnoon on the wspello grounds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

NA,u.-5.ooo ksgs Pistsbsre Nails, d
sissa, Sos sals cheap = J. A. Daysupest's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Tss LAnmo sRxrlssasx.-Ths Uaitsd
ssstss lsspsctszs have bssa as Aampsos sor
several dsys. taking essainosy h rsonad =
The sxpaesisa of ~ bsjlsss Of ths sesa0er
Lansing. A so1silesabls asabse Il s1-
pssssaesd essinssss have sxsnissd ths
wreck sad given thsar tsss;essev-aed sshs
~ ass ~ % bsssszaainsa. Hosh seelnose
saSss sHanhirg ~ wsssk 10 t.hra -.
ohe 1ospsetess, WAo tsks HE tese;~s.v -.
vatsly-se two ngisssss knewiae anysAi.e
absut tAs sssliosey q essh other. Nr.
PHI Keen, Of this city, i sns Of ~ saei>
asers Whe bee examined The wreck sna
givsa - testioeny. Ths sssaiossy win
eos probably b made public. but ws sup
psse thsrs can be % objsctlea 70 publish.
iog tbs rsaslt Of ths Inspectors. Ths
public win leok for this viSh no little intes.
ct. The public want 10 ksew ed have .
right . knss he ssess sasss e ~ expls>
sisa ~ thsoagh whoss lAuls h cane. TAsy
dsoe wase ~ ''uhiosvaahiak'-shsy vaoo
~ lutA, ~ u Bit whe = where e may
IL L lrUs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

KOCH. T'nB PU0RlEB.
UH0 R1M0vKD HIS HAT, CAP AND FUR II.
II PORlUM to
Ne. - Wet 0eoonA street.
between Harrison And Ripley St. where be win keep
larger and c0npletc stock Oe the latent styes
ead 1neet quaties Of Ladies' and Misses 0enas aad
eays Rats, Caps and Furs q prices that aefy co@De
tittoA. tmAistf 0i9n of Big Can
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

OAxDsx, ILL.-This lively little tswu is,
like the seosisd PhOnix Of Old, sisisg iron
is ashes. NJ. ws. Ysuns Ass opened .
stock Of goods 10 the town hall, asd will
oeatinus thsrs until ths Ans brick blset, 4s
By 90 fest, which. IN company WITH his
besthss, b. has seaoesssd bsilding. yin
b. rsady fss ocespancy. Ne. 0ss. Kssle
bee. with eeoosadabls sassoy. alsssdy
ssssssd lases ffans hnilding, and ~ Allsd
is viii gssssfiss. Hsasns has sspsirsd ssl
rsspsnsd HE ed stand. aad be- . lssus
asw stock Of stoves and tinwase. Messea
Betty 1 Cleland have rented ths Jehnstsa
lour wassheoss. end are carrying - he
drug busisess. Helin I MeLsaa Asvs
nearly cosplsled . fraos bsilding which
they will spsn shortly with new stock Of
groceries. Temporary shops have besn
erected By Stults, hasssss sakss. end BussA-
ars, the sheemaksr, and bosh bavs rsssne1
business. The Messss. Ksss luckily sssaps1
shs fire; tAsy have I larss sssek Il sll hinls
of eesds-dsy gesds. casshisg. :haAs. saps,
bsets, shoss, ssecssiss and cseckssy. III
Securing oills ars beth ruaning, asd deiee
veil. b. p. Dest1ls ID successful = kssps
~ Up The high ssputaties acquirsd b his
eiIl pedss ths aasassusss Of IT. Jas.
Jshsslss, ad1fsDd11Dl i ~ tussisg out
Hsst slass asliele q Aess.
tss - sE5 -zseea
Tns eseas DHass.-TAel lSsw Yssh 5Smss
says shae The iaersiussisn q ~ shssS drss
l. attssdsd with csosidselhas sotasrssnsas
Ladies fear sidicsle, - ioaoiss ~ y
ON Aavs ssAos run. svsn II Il sAsdsa
esns isss gsssrsl use. 1As skirs u aet -
vesy shess q u s9end he tasas - The
sssuplss q ~ HSst issiidises. ls sinply
dispenses with sspes0uous lsagsh, sAsssby
saabliae ~ wsnaa y nats ss0s ether
~ II their hands than hs,ilsg - thsif
dresses QUE q ths oul end disI IL ssb-
sesvss slssnllsess, lee The osst dieguseisg
Of ~ sights 10 that u long dress after .
walk upon muddy slssets. i alse sQ6oves
the extra weight ftsa the waist, MA ~
hsssesfoss bssa - dsslz1seivs = lsoolD
health. Il shssA With thisk- sels1 besls
thaS ars ssaine iass vsens, - shsee dseoe
{. e~~,sAln In n~nev ~~2~A ~ ~sa~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

HolaoWAs's Puts OfsmHus. - Anssvseo
OF many years standing. have yielded under short
Of the~c anti septic and detess mt medcines
The Ointment clesnses the Of all Irritating pusu
lent matter and tmbues the hbree and tissues with
life aud visor, while the Pills purifying the blood
neutraiilc the ncxious humors ana eEpel them nom
the system In skin diseases Of whatever character
tumor. old sorvs. liberated legs. Ac the action Of
these remedies Is safe and certain. Sold BY all Diug
gists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

EuaEkA Cook Srovs - Eureka for
breakfast; Eureka for dinner; Eureka for
supper Would you save your iuel-buy
one; would you have On early breakfast-
Try one; would you have contented wife
use one; wonld you have happy family
choose one. Get the Eureka anyhow. No.
IS Main street IL the only place they can Be
had in Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

"A iluSDasD YkAR. TO Co.'s" Dr.. j. w.
Poland's White Pine Compound will be the
only recognized meiical preparation in the
treatment Of all diseases Of the Bladder and
kidneys, and Throat snd Lung affections
Thouoands attest its merits
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Mora AND FREckLEs.-The only reliable
remedy .ss brown disco'osation called Morn
and FaeoKLEs. 10 PEa.r's Morn AND
FsrcKLE LorioN. Prepared BY DR.. d. Z.
Perry. Dermstologist, 40 Bond st., N. y
Sold BY eli Druggists. mh26 d6n- cod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

NEKS We inform the intelligent people Of
Davenport Of tns weather. Ought ws to
remind them Of the exceeding humidity ef
the ., nosphcss end the entire sbsencs eS
dustl We pauss for reply.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

PosfroHsD A0Alx.-Ws think we shall
mot b accused Of trifiing With the feelings
Of Capt. Dalzell. nor any Of HE efficient
corps-item Mate down TO Caambssmaid,
in taking The liberty to postpone the moon
light excursion from this evening until fur
thev ootics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-28

Orr Soa Euaors weeks from Mon>
day next, our fellow citizens Nicholas Kuh-
men, Lssenss Schricker and Chas. @. Plum
mss, start for Europe 70 attend the Worlds
Exposition n Paris, and travel . few msnths
in Central Europe and Great Britain. W.
wish them blessed good time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
"NOalalMs bus NiIrls."

One day, writes one from the east, | calls
ed on All old Mohammedsn III Tnpoli aud,
rs entered the outer door, | saw some
little gils, and some larger ones, running
towards the womcn's rooms 10 get out Of
my way. \ boy who was with me said
they were the daughters Of the Old man. -
As came into tie room where he was, he
arose from his cushion On the door, placed
his right hand on lis forehead, and thsn on
hts breast, ard then howins very graceful
ly, said, May your morning be blessed,
your cxcelienc, Peace to your NE
la n few moments. a servant boy brought
It'll, cups OF 1T black coffee, without sugar
or milk ami after had taken .p, and
said few words to the old whit. bearded
Moslem, | asked him how II any children he
had. lie replied At once: IL have 10 chill
dren at all"
then said "Whose daughters are
those whom | saw running across the
court :"
90" said he, "those are mine but they
are aothing but girls -
At an ,thcr time calling on Mohamma>
dan, | asked him how many children lie
lad. aud he replied, II have four sons; but,
praise 10 God, | have no daughters
Most Of the people in Syria think It .
great hardship when . daughter is born
but when they become Christians they think
more wisely.
A few months ago. a. infant daughter
Was born in family Of Antonine Yanni, .
Protestant 10 Tripoli; and oil The relatives
and friends came 10 weep with him en- &C.
count Of the drsadful thing which had hap
pcned to the family. The grandmother Of
the little infant said that abe would not kiss
her Tor six months, because che was girl
But when the people came il, Yann told
them, II do not wish your tears. love my
daughter. and hope to train her up 10 love
the Saviour and do good. en- not heath
en- any longer. end daushtss 10 - precious
to me as . son once Was"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

An anecdote 10 related Of Naslsr Mascn
we'll known TO most Of our readers, noted %
be il for the many acts Of charity. Hc il
withal man Of good presence aud . great
hvorite among the lsdies-so much 40 as TO
cause some degree OF jealousy on the piit
OF his worthy spouse. One evening not
long since a bundle came to his house for
him labelled 'private." OF course this was
sufficient for female curiosity, and there's
fore she i,dulged in an inspection. IIor.
ror Of horrorsl Blankets, baby linen, etc.,
greeted her ,tonished vision, and dreams
Of two families floated through her brain.
The husband soon came in, and, after
tea, when the wife hal discovered in his
eye the ,rsachery OF his conducts she
supposed-he took the bundle and went out,
but not alone, for the jealous wife wss on
his track. The faithless husband little i'm
agined that she who supposed herself 40
foully wronged was lowering after him. He
halted before small tenement. which he
entered. Here abe paused TO bold . coun<
Gil Of war. What tactics TO follow she was
in doubt: but she at once determined TO
storm the citadel, boldly knocked, and
brushing past the little child WHO answered
the summons, she stood in an instant before
her husband, the embodiment, Of injured in
nocence
Her feelings were about 10 find express
sion, when the scene before her caused he1
to pause. A pale sad careworn man shiv-
ering over tho expiring embers Of scsnty
fire, and a poor woman On sick bed.
babe not old enough for christening, and
two little girls snugly slowed away on some
straw in corner met her ferocious gaze
She read the story at glance. and return
cd home with her husband better and
wiser woman, satisfied that she had discov
cred the great secret of Masonry. Lock
| mort Journal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

The whole shoWing is . most moslifying
one for nation that had made It's boasts ut
one time. with some show Of reason, that
her commercial marine could carry cheaper
than that Of any other nation. Whereas.
nearly half a century ago, the American
tonnage at New York was niae- tenth Of al
the ARRIVALS, il is now but onc.hdif. Tho
proportion Of foreign tonnage has risen from
ten to six.y >fve per cent.
To make the matter worse for us, the pro
portion Of merchandise Carried by the for
eien vcssels which arrived in New York is
much larger than the proportion Of tonnage.
only ons>tiith of 20 per cent. of the lner
ohandisc imported was brought in by Amer
lean vessels. The rest OF il, 50 per cent,
came under foreign flags. So that. while
the foreign tonnage il 90 per cent. of the
whole tonnage. tho value OF merchandise
brought by this tonnage is so per cent. Of
the whole merchandise.
We have not far to 20 70 seek the causes
for this state Of things They arc not alone
TO be found in Alabama privateers and wars
on our commerce. These alone are far
from accounting for the fact that the Amer.
lean fla no longer floats over a single pack
cd line between America and Europe Com
mission or W Giles repor, has shown US how
dsalvan taseously the heavy taxes on ship
k,t'.l,,., nd swai0b 4 ~
b-aach Of industry. And the testimony Of
tina, eminent shipwiisht. Mr.. Webb. gives
other reasons, both in high wages and the
guilty Of the skill ard labor employed ia
ship building, why our shipping in.crest
sho lid be depressed The paper from the
tables OF ~hich We have cole ted the facts
above st forth ssys that "A ship cannot lie
bailt in this country Tor profitable employ
ment. This ia simple statement perfectly
tam liar to all Who have given the snhjec,
any attention Tho want Of thong htful care
for the merchant marine manifested during
the war, combined with other causes L.
drive domosiic.built vessels to the shelter OF
foreign flag; and the tariffs and the taxes
adopted since have 20 Disseminated agains,
this interest. that nov ships cannot b.
built ct cost that will warrant their use ia
foreign commerce. American ships AM
shib. building are left to day beneath .oa,
of oppressive ersctments against the de'
pressing influence Of which neither enter
prise nor capital can successfully struggle.
The Radicals defend themselves for they
aye beginning to find now that they lav,
got 10 put themselves on the deiensiv . by
debating that the Kar for secession has &C.
casioned oil these evils. We don't ace how
this declaration much helps their case, when
every body not afflicted NTH IN entail OF mora
sfrdbismms sees clearly that they are keep
mg up Nil the hostiiit'es eneendsred BY thu
war.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
series Of years beginning With 1921 (:

The foregoing staten ent shows that in
1921 the foreign Tonnage which arrived IN
New York Vas below tenth part Of the
whole tonnage which arrived that year. In
1925 Il vas only one-eighh. II was not
much over twenty per cent. I'LL 1850. and
in that year but little exceeded thirty per
cent. During the war u was to have been
expected that our tonnsge should have falls
On OF and that the foreign tonnage should
have gained upon IT, Still. con,idssing that
the South had no navy, ths decline on the
ons hand and the gain on the other is re
nsskabls. With the cessation Of the war
and within year after Il. il vas reasonable
10 expect something like . return TO the old
condition. But such hopes have failed ofrs,
slixstion As the war progressed tho pro :
portion Of foreign tonnage is increased. With
such results o. are shown in tho annexed tau
bic. which exhibits the percentage Of tons
mage, reckoning upon the whole arrivals At
New York for the years named.
Per cent. of for. Per cent. Of fos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

TIE shipping interest OF our country Was
never at 70 low nm cob as II Is Is now, afsct
which is presented 10 foroible light by a
melancholy array OF facts and figures in TIE
Journal OF Commerce. In 1866, the clear
ances ut New York for foreign ports showed
tia, out of the total Of tons represented
in these cicarances, 2.Cl2,2lo. the foreign
tonnage role to .sls.l2s against only 7s9,-
Vs2 Of Americsn. registration. The contrast
between this comparison and that Of form
Or years will astonish those who are not
aware Of the downward movement Of our
mercantile marine. This Contrasts shown
in tho statement Of arrivals at New York Tor
n aarics Of xcafa beginning With 1921:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
Medicinal Qaalltles 81 paap.
ka0S.

At . resent discussion IL the New York
rasmsrs' Club eorrespoudeos writes Of the
virtues Of the pumpkin:
I will give you simple, yet very valua-
bic cure for naAmmatory rheumatism. A
womsn's arm was swelled to an enor nous
size ard painfully iuhamcd. A pou,ice
was made OF stewed pumpkin, which was
renewed every fifteen minutes, ard in a
shor, time pred uccd . perfect cure. The
fever drawn out by the pout,cs made them
extremely offensive, as they wess taken of
know = man cured Of severe inllanimation
OF the bowels by the same kind Of applica-
ton. think such objects Is this proper
tor discussion in farmers club.
DR.. Snodgrass-l havo no doubt pump.
kns make . good poultice. Whatever
h0lds water and warmth eat ia ~. mos,
suitable.
DIR. Smith-ln my tsavsls in Syria I
found pumpkins seeds almost universallv
eaten BY the people on account Of their sun.
posed s1edical qualities. Not because they
are diusstic. but % IN antidoss assint ani,
malcu!e which infess the bowels They are
sold in the streets - apples and nuts are
hese. Il 10 B medical net that persous
have been cured u taps worn BY the use
Of pumpkin seeds. The outer skin being
removed, che meats are bruised in > morta,
into an oily. pasty mass. Il is swallowed
BY the patient after fasting some hours, and
il takes the, place Of chyls in the stomach
and The tsps worm lets 60 it, hold on the
membsans and becomes gorgsd With this
substance and in some measure. probably
torpid. Then large doss Of castor oil is
adminlseersd, and the vorms ere elected
before they ere abb to ssnsw their hold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

Paris Correspondence Of the New York Herald.
Fashion is one thing and humanity an-
other for ~ part ! do not see thai suy
great end y STAINED because ladies wear
Lyons beocadss, which ha'f ruin their hus-
bands. The cad splendid textures have al.
ready caused great discomfort 1t home, ~
they are not solely adopted hy the wives Of
inillionaires. The fact Of Lyona robes be
ing the origin Of ruin shall b illustrated
With tale founded ON facts, about pair Of
shippers which We put in some well mean>
lug lottery, instituted for the poor, and
gained by sober minded gentleman. The
slippers were SO deliberately worked with
gold. that the first time the winner thereof
put them on he observed that he was in
want u = new morning gown to make his
msysige costume ctmplc,e. When clad in hi
new flowing cashmere, he discovered tina,
his foot .stool and be chair on which he sa.
ct his writing desk were very much ,hs
worse for wcer, and ordered man to renew
them. When the things werc brought into
his study Ill the sest looked very faded, ss-
pseially the carpet and curtains On con .
suleing his account books he found he had
haa then very long time, and resolved on
purchasing new hangings. In the course oi
tims svery thing in the sanesum wss rs6ttsd
when the gentleman's wifs--1es 10 VA
massied-declarsd that her lora'e retreat
was ~ esly respectable plaes in tAs houst
70 rscsivs ones friend in. Monsieur, ID
great alara q shs threatened invasion. or.
dersd Msdams's dsswisg room 70 b fur
nished 10 ~ aewest style. Next sssvants
we're found fault with for their Ignorant
handbag Of delicate upholstesy-s new eel
waa called in f.r higher requirements but
thsss objected to live with families who
gave 40 parties. Dinners and parties were
IN Consequence givsn. and tho end was that
both Monsieus and neeans were suined in Z
very shert tina
Anon ths vreshs - toeif past splsndo,
. paie u "a tasniohe1 s1lp-sAsd sAoss Ysfs
feund just fit - b Jhsesa - . dsss easE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will heal. To accomplish
ths the liver aud stomach must fret be cleansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food, which,
by these medicines will be dgested properly and good
healthy blood made thus building mp the consttu-
ton. scIIEN ,KS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach Of oil bilious or mucous aceumulatons; and
by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the ap-
petite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP /. nutricious
well medicinal and, by usng the three remedies
al impurities expelled from the system. and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease.
Rpatients will take these medicines according TO d.
rccons Consumption very frequently In its last stage
yields readily 10 their action Take the pills fire.
Quentiy, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels not coetive
they required, for sometimes In diafrh9a they
ere necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy.
and an appetite created 10 allow the Pulmonic Syrup
70 sct on the respiratory organs properly and allay
any isitson. Then oil that IL required TO perform
psaansnt cure 10, 70 prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms much possible eat all the rich
est food-st meat. game, snd In fact, anything the
appetite cravee but be particular and masticate well
| list mO-feb9-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
The Com pOu ms1.1msercst Notes
lB611.

The following is the Compound Interest
Notes Funding bill, rs II passed both houses
of Congress and only awaits the signature
of che Pres ident TO become law
Bet enacted. etc That for the purpose
Of rcdeeming and retiring any Compound
Interest Notes outstanding, the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized and
directed to issue temporary loan certificates
in tho manner prescribed BY section four
Of the act entitled AN Act 10 Authorize
the Issue Of United States Notes, and for
the Redemption or Funding thereof, and
for Funding the Floating Debt of the United
States. approved February 10th, 1862 bear
ing interest At rate not exceeding three
per centum per aonum, principal and intes>
est payable in lswf.l money on demand /;
and ssid certificates Of temporary loan may
constitute and be held by any bank hol.
ding or owning the same as part Of the
reserve provided for in sections 81 and 81
Of the act entitled IAN Act to Provide fol
the Circulation and redemption thereof, aP'
proved June 3. 1864 !" proriled, that MOI
less than two fifths Of the entire reserve o.
such bsnk shall consist 81 lawful money o.
the United States and Prosided, further
that the amount Of such temporary certifi
Gates at any time outstanding shall not ex-
coed 45e, O0O, 900.