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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my Ualtell states and World
wide ugeaAers.

have received many Testimonials from pro-
fessional and medical men, - my almanacs and
various publications have shown. all OF which
are genuine. The following letter from highly
educated and popular physician in Georgia, is
certainly one Of the most sensible communities
tious have ever received. DR.. Cleme nj knows
exactly what 6e speaks Of, and his testimony
deserves TO be written 10 letters Of gold. Hear
what the Doctor says Of BULLS WORT DE-
sTROYER:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
Boerhav-s Holland Bitter-,
CHOICEST MD MONT tRANEFtL
Tonic AND lAlkseuNeHEvG:


CHOICEST AID MOST cRAcEFgl.
TONIC AND CAlsssuNsEEyG
H. The vegitabi. Kingdom
fns i not aui nntrici remedy. hut one
known fnr year, pact. srt used 10 the families OF
Tho lssuis OF our citizen. throughout the North
South. East and Meat. for
DlSr .ErSlA
La all its forms
FOR INDIGESTION
=. FOR HEARrBgBv
tnu FOR A,tDlTl
IN foR WATEkBEASII
49,. a., FOR HEADACAE
FoR LOSS or APPErlTh
tne 1Ne FOR COSrIvENESS
The Cei, n FOR PILES.
lmar~- DYNAMO Asp soLp NJ
~ & co, Pittsburgh Pa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

M meIcase on the following articles Of export: Sugar
VL ab pnehto' ginger logwood, hsc, honey and wax.
Aro was decrease IN cotton, coffee and arrow root
NJ CoI0hy was passing through severe commercial
-; anu mere was spirit Of general dospOndency
Mtrchats and StOTekeepers found t dincult 10 collect
MOley, ana the courthsts consequently crowded
W. Mt,n 'oos ISSUED in the hope of enforcing payment
doe more experienced think that the Governor has
Vottu goOd zeal OF rOtcnnCSS IN trade and that the
ptht pohcy OF ms Government 20 HINT such state
pl .iugs down with revolution. and establish more
neuthy ahd substantial system Of business m founda
O LOT the fut1re commercial prosperity Of Jamaica and
aIeturn Of confidence abroad. ~
Inc weather still continued very dry with little an
p.ce OF heavy rain The crops nearly all reaped
anu would be very short. The lOWland coffee districts
were looking well for next season aud sh0ud ehowerv
be produced. ' " - 'I' WI
There had been several OF yellow fever at King
so nor 0hiy IN the shipping hut among the residents
W o cy some OF the parties attacked by the disease
Dens natives OF The island who had never left It's shores
Inc eN President of Hayt Gen Goifrard LEFT Kinc-
htcn -0r southampton Ungaud on the oath MAY m one
I lie Royal Mail Compay's steamers. He has gone IL
p s on pleasure trip TO the continent Europe and
amer visiting the International Exhibition NJ Paris will
return TO lls residence at TOungon.Housc, near
Kingston. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
JAMAICA.

DlsCoNTENT OF THE PLANTIRs WITH TIE SoNNkN-
MENr-rnE NEGROES PAYING TAXES chEkiFUlLf
-sTIPENDIARY JUsTICEs-sTATE OF fiADE- ihS
WEATHER AND TIE PUBLIC HEALTH
BY the arrival at this port Of the steamship Nortn
America we have advices from Kingston, Jamaica VIA
a. Thomas 20 tke eth inst.
Public meetings were being held by the planters 70 pro
sf AGAINST the policy ard Of the new Govern
,ooct esDeciay az regards taxation The blacks Oh e
eontstV eXpress ihe utmost satisfaction Win the
1Tnmsnf and were paying the new taxes, on the woic
eheerfv Their behavior is described ns positVey eA
emnary They grnnble hess than those IA better ctcu
Staic.s and the noise made by Inc wtite abu pIYNh
pCpustioB is perhaps secret OF the negroes wng
ness ~ nav for they say enough themselves ~ llic
of condornce that its not Niger one nave 10 pay taA
Buekra aud a a. not only negroes nave 70 pay thtcs
for the white man pay taxes alsOl Inc ect W
The new Tax law different IN dnerent places ~ one
Parish they pay down the money Willingly pnt WIN
LeaVy sigh say: Well hab only 10 tahk SuDhcI
Tyge for ds "a him make So" They have ineil lgchce
enough however 10 that the present Ide" Vi NB9
aecidcdIy favorable To- their interests. 49, ~
Two additional district Judges had arrived from M VI
.iaud aud received appointments In tlIc Colony The
preseute ~ these spendty Justices, Of whom there gre
now fve h very dstasteful To The panOcacy but inc
1egfoos afe highly pleased with the alterations Wch
have been made IN Tic judicial sySem as they are now
certain grtng what they never had beioreJasce ID
tho co0rts . - . -,
ne TsSIRs tOI Ne oaaTt@ eEdlgg hgsR q, 1871 iRPV
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
MEXICO

TuE ArTINUrFD COUP D'ETAr OF SANTA ANNA-lils
ARRIVAL At vERA CRvz-HE Is TAKEN IN Gus
TOBY BY UNITED STATES OFFICERS AND ORDERED
AwkY-OFFICIAL RETORIs.
~ ysIReHsPn TEBUEH
WAsHIYGTov, June 90.--Ou Government to-day
received Official dispatches from the United States
Cousul at Vera Cruz, and Commander W. 4. Leroy
Of the H. s. steamer Tulahoma lying OF that CITY,
stating that on the 4th inst Santa Anna arrived at
Vera Cruz in the steamer Virginia and anchored un-
den The guns of the fort the officer in command at
Vera Cruz being friend of Santa Anna, and that
the latter with considerable flourish, announced
that be came there by tie desire and at the request
of Juarez and Maximilian and backed and supported
by the United States take eontroloIthe
Mexican Government. These facts we're immediately
made known TO the United States Consul, ard CoIn-
nander Leroy who, believing Santa Annas state
ment false, came together and consulted as TO the
eonrse 10 pursue Commander Leroy at once repaired
aboard the Virginia, and informed Santa Anna thaV
he and his suite must aboard the United states
vessel Tulahoma and spend the night 1t then beng
nearly dark. Santa Anna and his suite were theh
conducted 10 the TuahOma, and kept there that
night. the Commander giving up his cabin to the adj
venturers On the following morning, early, Com
,nauder Leroy had Santa Auna and his party again
,acea ON hoard the steamer Virginia and the latter
vessel with her Mexican passengers, was condueteo
bV tie Tulahona 20 miles out 10 sea- anu thetc SCI ~
liberty with instructions 10 santa Auhd "Os !" "F
near again III that vicinity
s,IMoREp CAPTURE or SANTA ANNA BY TIE LIZ
ERALS
The following intelligence should be received WIN
tle grains Of allowance usually accorded Mexican news
T,o ,euort comes through the usual channels
Tho steamship Virginia ariyedat Havana Just previous
"a The sailing of the steamship Eagle from that port 9ie
bTonght tie following startling intelligence IssPeS III
fhe m0vements aud fate OF Gen. Santa Anna Who ~ W
be remembered left this city about hve weeks aE" %
Vtrna for Vera Cruz ostensiby for the purpose OF p
riS himself at the head OF revolutionary party ~ ieh
ioo Tie General was landed at Vera Cruz on io T1.n ~
tnst lint Was immediately compelled 10 reelnbafk III
ViTgna then left the port OF slsa but on arriving
shee Was surrounded and attacked by Liberal guDOats
So Santa Anna was fOiciby removed from the snip ny
die eals and taken shore. He was there sugecled
a. summary trial before Court martial, ana was sen
fenced 10 Ee hanged on the sth INST
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
GETTYSBURG.
GEN. GRANTS VISIT TO THE battlefield,

GEN. GRANTS VISIT TO THE battlefield.
HIS RECEPTION ny THE NATIONAL CEMETERY COM
MISUNDERSTANDING OF TIE COMMISSION
TELsosAPH 7 TRBUNE-
GETTYSBURG, Pa. june 90.-Gen. Grant left Wash
ington this morning attended by Gen. Horace Porter
of his staff and was detained in Baltimore until lel0
O'Clock, the morning trains failing 10 connect. lie
was brought by special train from Hanover Junction,
and reached Gettysburg at ! O'clock lie was met at
the depot by large cOncOurse Of citizens, and en-
Enthusiastically received lie is tho guest Of the
Commissioners fthe National Cemetery, and was re-
ceived by Committee consisting of Messrs. McCnrdy
of New-York. Ferry OF Michigan, Wills of Pennsyl-
yania Carr Of Illinois and Duboice of New-Jcrsey.
Gen. Grant was called out. and at once received
those persons who were obliged to leave for their
homes and at n O'Clock this evening viii have a
general reception. Gov. Geary was also called for,
and responds, in some happy remarks. The party
this afternoon visited the field of the first days fight
and tomorrow will examine the scene of the second
and third days struggle The town has been crowded
all day, persons having from all the neighbor-
ing counties. This evening an entertainment is To
be given at McClelan's Hotel in honor of Gen.
Grants presence after his public reception is closed
The Commissioners of the Gettysburg National
Cemetery met yesterday, and adopted resolution
"pPOihtihS ~ '-C hhab cANlo 'hN '"''9
sary to transfer the of the cemetery to the Gen
eral Government, under the act of Congress Of Feb
rary, 1867. Also, one appropratng $1,000 TO erect
foundation and pedestal for the Corps Monument to
Gen. Reynolds. The battlefield monument viii be
dedicated July H. 1868, and will cost $4,000.
The Gettysburg Cemetery dedicated Oh tho
10Th Of November, 1863 the dead having been preyi
ousy gathered from the different parts of the ba tie
field and re-interTed. President Lincoln was present,
and made one of the most beautiful and pregnant
speeches of his life. Edward Everett delivered the
Grafton. The creation Of the Gettysburg Cemetery
principally the work of David Hills a citizen Of
this place. assisted by the influence OF Gov. Curtin,
with the Governors of other States. Advertisements
for the designs for the Soldiers Monument were
published early in 1864 the proposed cost being
$4,000, and the Fourth of July of that
year the cornerstone wa laid with appropriate
ceremonies. Gen. Meade and other distinguished
Generals Gov Curtin and many prominent civilians,
present the orator this occasion being Major
Gen. o. o. Howard Gen. Charles g. lIalpine read
poem The cornerstone was laid with Masonic
ceremonies, under the auspices Of the Grand Lodge
Of Pennsylvania. On both these occasions the town
was filed with strangers from all parts of the cour
try who visited tie various points Of interest the
battlefield, and recalled the three days stFaeslo
which freed the North Of the invading foe and aia
the foundations for the tIiumphs which followed
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, June 2o-Noon.- Consos for money. 91l {;
uited States Hve-Twenty Bonds, 7S Illinois Central
anway shares. 52l Erie Railway shares, 500.
AnGuoOn.-COusols have declined !, and are now
noted at 9s No changes have occurred in the prices Of
lmerican Securities since tn noon report.
Evening have declined fully per cent since
morning and closed 9zs tor money American seeuri
hee-Raiuay shares weaker but United States bonds
sre steady and firm. The following the closing rates
United states FIvo-Twonty bonds, 53; Illinois Central
hallway shares 79 Enc Railway shares, 80 Atlantic and
Great Western Consolidated shares. 20.
FRANKFoRT, juno 2c-Evcnng.-U States bonds
iOsed at 57i.
IyEarOoI, June 20-Noon.-Coiton tends down ward; +;
estimated sales to-day. soc0 bales MdGling UPlands
illd MiddllDg Orleans nid Breadstufs-Corn, $40;
California wheat, ls.C; Oats 81; Barley, as; Pro
Visions unchanged Pork 7i Beef l92 C. Lard, to Ba-
cen Ile Produce Petroleum. Spirits, ID Refined, H.
Pot Aches 30t Rosin-Conmon, VI; Fine, l2l. Spirits
ruTIentine, 32' TaIlow 4S'9. Clover Seed 49,.
AftenoonCotton has declined ld., and the price for
MiGdhug Uplands at this hOu is 1ld, and Of Mddlmg
Orleans Illd. Breadstufs arc without change In the
Provision market Lard has declined 3d., and Is now
0uoteG at 40 Other articles unchanged. In the Pro
duoe market Pot Ashes have advanced Cd and the price
new is soe II other articles there is change TO re-
port
EyeBine-The inactivity in Cotton continued through
ont the day. and tho market closed duh at the following
quotations Middlng Uplands, l1ld; Middling Orleans
td The sales % the day did not exceed bOO Dacs Ihe
BIeadstufs market irregular Corn is sd lower Mixed
Western last quoted at 57.3 y quarter California
Wheat closed rmeT with upward tendency quoted at
1SiCa130P Genital Barley, oats and Peas unchanged.
American Lard has declined 10 1919 per cwt Pork and
Reef seadyat pIev.cas quotations Bacon Al for Cum
beflaud Cnt M!diles. Ashes have advanced 10 so g.
Resin steady at ior common Wilmington, and y for
dne American. Spirits TICutne declined 3D.; sales at
sIs por cwt Petroleum spiIlts, I'd, and Refined 12
,ocr eallor TaliOr. ~ y fOI American.
IoNDOK June 1a-N NOoB.--No 70 Dutch Standard Sugar,
2sL Scotch Pig Iron 54 Calcutta Ilnscod Gl Linsced
Cake 50 DO. Linseed OIL 842. Whale OIL asa TO-.
Afternoon Prices rule tEe at noon for all
articles
Evenlne Sugar unchanged: No. "a Dutch Standard
quoted Of 2s Iron steady scotch Pigs 54 per tun Oils
and Lrseed unchanged.
AEr,sIRr June 2O-Noon. Petroleum 5sf.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
THE INSTANTANEOUS TRE1TY
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ me President Of Gtc United states:
pRoCI ANIA1ION.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
BIZ ne President Of ne United states:
A PRoCLAAIAIION.
WhaeGs The Treaty between the United States OF
America and his Majesty the Emperor OF all the
Rusuas. was concluded and signed by their respective
Pletipotentaries at the City Of Washington, on the
SOth day of March last, which Treaty being in the
English and French languages, is word ion word as
follows:
This Treaty has already been published and eedes
10 the United States Immediately upon the exchange
Of ratfcations, all Of the RusSan-A American posses
sions. in consideration of which tire United States
are 10 pay Russia within ten months $4,000 in
goldl and
WhcIeas, The said treaty has been duly ratified on
both paris and the respective Tatiiications OF the
same were exchanged at Washington on this TWEEN
tieth day of June by William III. Seward, Secretary
of State of the United States and the Privy COun-
cilor Edward De Stocckl, the Envoy Extraordinary
of His Majesty the Emperor OF all the Russias, on
the mart of their respective Governments,
Now. therefore be it known that j, Andrew John
son President of the United States of America, have
caused the said treaty he the END that
tbo same and every clause and article thereof, may
,e observed. and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof
In witness thereof have hereunto set my manu-
and caused the seal of the United States to be axed
Done at tho City Of Washington this twenlieth cay o
Jupe in the year Of our Lord one thousand eisht NUM-
red and sixty-seven, and OF the lhaePeh"ehoo Vi '
United states the ninety-frst. .
'A'''N ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of state
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT 10 BOSTON
BY the President

THE PRESIDENTS ESCORT-T1iE PARTY 10 MildN IN
NRw-YoRK THIS AFTERNOON
The President will be accompanied IN MS tlip w
Boston by Secretary Seward, POstmasterGonerai hah
dali Surgeon Basil Norris United States Army ana os
VIM O. Moore Of his staff He viii leave Washington 'o
morrow morning in the 7l5 train The full Marine pli1
"a f,eers with new uniforms VIII accompany the hni1h
Teuplars from Washington the latter bSihg we ties
deyts escort Preparations have been mace by ihe a
80 Give one grand concert OF their choicest stleolos III
Roston on Monday evening These Masllihgto NJ ~
pDi.rs number 80, who Will be joined by 20 OF ih'1
tIrcn OF Baltimore. The entire party Ell al,se AT
W. Work 10 morrow evening between ana O'Clock
,'',,',,r..r,oxs FOR THE REcEPTIoN BY TIE A.
i IHORITiES.
NJ, ,xtKeHAPH TO THE TRiBuSE
BosToN. June 2O.--A Committee OF the Ci.y eoul. .
c viii proceed to NewYork tomorrow to meet PRESIDENT
,o,nson tbere and accompany him to Boston Gov
Hnoo has ordered out the lst 7th, and sth Regiments
81 tho state Infantry and the sd Battalion oi SsS Son
csroIt the President his arrival oa'iuay . a, s
The civ Government Of ROxbnry alu & Do. In, Quar-
made aYuronr1ate arrangements 10 wcicn. ni H. -,
,ers nave been aksr at the fremont House or hs re
dental party.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
,anAFn no rnx lnInuvn.

ATLANTIC TsLgGEAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE
LONDON June g0-EvcHine.-lH the House IS Com
taons this evening the Government was asked If 10
could give the House any information in regard 10
p,e orueltcs alleged to have been pacticed by Omar
Pssha in the Island Of Gambia Lord Stanley, the
secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs, replied that his
,Jyemment had received official advccs that such
.suelties had been committed, and knew nothing
ore OF the matter tbap had appeared in the public
.iuts.
DUBLIN June 2O--The Special Commission in Sos
sion at Limerick has concluded itslab0s. Several Of
tne prisoners found guilty of treason have been
~ I'D 70 ils pIisonment AT hard labor tor life
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
FRANCE.

IS ln,e a)-Eyenine.--Ihe MARQUIS dc Nous
b, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs has held a
sroco, conference with the Ministers of the United
tatcs and Spain. The meeting was called for tie
consideration Of South American affairs; and 1t is
s5 that thevar now existing the Rio de Ia Plate
between the allied South American powers and Par
,lsy was The principal topic discussed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
TIIRKEY.

CoNsTANrINorLE, June 2o-Edouard Blacque Bcy,
G Embassador Of the Sublime Porte to the United
ates departed from this city yesterday on his voy
.e 10 America.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21

THE SURRATT TRIAL

NOTION TO RECALL SERGEANT DYE AyD O1HRR WIT
MSSbS oPkRRuLRD - ARGUMENT or COUNSEL -
DETECTIVE BAKERS BOOK INTRODUCED BY TIE
DEFENSE 90 TESrImOSY As TO sURRATrS THREATS
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AID ASSOCIATION WITH
B0OTH
New-York tribune., 1867-06-21
SOUTH AMERICA.

CESSATION OF CHOLERA-sEILING CATTLE FOR THEIR
HDEs-THE ALLIES STILL OPENING uPD PAR
AGUAY-iIow THEY DO 1.-THE MOVEMENT TO-
WARD TEE UPPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS
sUSiING TIE OFFENsIVE-sIINIsrFR AsBoTH VERY
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01

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her winpinest tone, 'thy locks is black,
while mine, alas is gray. Buy for me
also Barretts potent cure, that l may
be ez fust 700 knowd me in loves
young dreamP t..,..,...s- ,-,.
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bought bottle, and 10. in month she
wuz transformed. Her rusty gray hail
become ez black ez jet A new set NV
custom-made teeth, which COSTUME fifty
dollars, completed the metamorphose,
and she wuz young agin,-hers yooth
costin me tifty-one dollars, cash.
Disastrous Investment. Four weeks
from that date, she run off with yam
kee-pedlar, who sposed she wuz but
twenty-four gFf aslol5 asssr sb r.
Kin sue Barrett and git judgment
for her yalyoo? Alas, no! And so |
plod on wearily and alone, a mizable
object Good marry agin ez young
man, but this fond heart kin never
thump for anutber. ..fss.g lra. sl.
False Looizer Jane. Too efficashus
Barrett
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