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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
NuRL ErsEP0PVLlR WQnn cANnY.

Az this ID sea'N spsciAc Err Worms. and the best
and noss palstable osm 10 give to ehildfsn. b nes
euspssing that Il IL FAST taking place q al Other pre-
pssations for wcsms-e ;bslng tastsIsss. any child
win take n. saa4tdAw1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
JAS. A. HIGH,

JAS a. hlOsk1S
PROsnlsTOR o. IN.
Harrison Street Livery Stable.
cr2REs HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
E.6SaES- Front and Second Horses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality, TO let AT all
hours. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and boarded nj reasonable charges. imyl9-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM i.

Sra., rotsT, Whit. co. Ark.. May 81. 10.
I'm JOINS B,lI p,nr Sir: Last February was In
Louisville purchasing drugr. and got some Of your
Ras-apariis and tc,ron Bitiers. Ny son-in-law Who
wac with In the store. had been down with fhru
snaii-m fur r"ins time, commenced tho bittess,
aud found hi- general health improved. pr.
0!s who had been IN bad health. tried them, ana he
also improved. DR.. Coffee. who had been IN bad
health for several years stomach and liver affected
he Improved very much by the Of your Ditcrs.
Indeed the Cedson Btterr has given you vrra popn-
lasity In THE settlement. think ronld se.l great
quantity Of your m-dciner this mll-especially II
ycus CeAeuo nloeesp sad 6assapastls- ship the
Mrmphsr. eass RsekeW 4 Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


k0mc medical men inslss tsat Il 10 unaivotoed To
advertise remedy. heve ,sfu.s'e II may be-
Queer reasoning this 1, Is Ike say Ing that nm art
Gle which the wogle med ssrr,d he la in CORNER
that benefits and Dressings n8ay b. too widely diius
cL-tha, nc means Of p-otec, ~ ard restoring hc'h
should be close monopoly. ard no,scce4. ihc n all
The argument il bed. II IL wnrsr than tina, Il II H.
human. suppose HoSTETJEKs STOMACH BIT
i Kris an absolute specific fnr dyspepsia. Billions
ness and nervous dehiii,y-hsd never teei known
beyond The repertoire q The f-cit wha, would have
been the Consequence Instead OF curing and iIsis
Grating millions. the rpoa effects OF the PREPARATION
would ave boon confined 10 a cam ara.ive G.w-
here Il 4 ~ Aesi auth Hty for saying that Hight
should not be- md under bushrl; that whatever l.
All men can sake coz nissnce Of H. u b upon thb
principle that the DlTTERS have beea advertised
and continue 10 BE advertised In every newspapef Of
the Spontaneous sesslmoni~Is = Ne isvss have been
traus'ased Into al wrieos0 longuogsa Thousands en
Joy psesset heelsh sn1oy wAo woaid - lsaeuishiag
the truth vim regard 20 thi uSrquale6 Invisorsnt
and corrective far and vide. Suppose profit has been
reaped from this publicity. u that any argument
against IN nlhe public health re been protected
II lives have heen ass<d n the feeble have been
s,ren shened aud the sick rsstosed. gseat rood has
been accomplished and Who - mean - 10 crudgc
to exerfioss thus directed their fais re~ard'
a'onswmp sIom -Qsurea bile by Dr.
Hehsnck's Soootciwess
To ctRE COSsu MPriOS. the system must b-
prep AIRED 20 that the lungs vii heal To accomplish
this the liver and stomach mnst dr., he ccnrsed and
IA appetite created Tor opd wholesome food which,
bv tsDsme1 lcinss viii be scs I'd properly and good
h-atshy blood made: thus baildns up the cons'i'u
ton scHEN KS MASDRAKE FILLS cleanse The
stomseh OF I'll billions mucous nee ufnuiatons and
~ using TIE sca Weed Toni in connection the ap
petite b NJ torcG.
sCHESCk's rJLAoAlC syHtP Is nutricol'
well medicinal. and by using the three rcnedie'
NIL Impurities expelled from the .ysfcn and good
who'll some blood made which Win repc all disease
l. patients III take ,h,se medicines according 70 ~
rcctions Consumption very frequently In IL lastsse,
yie'ds readily to their action. Take the pile IRE
quently, 10 cleanse tile liver and -tomsch II does
follow that because The bowels not costi,e
they not required for sometimes in diarshra thy
arc necessary. The stomach must he kept healthy
and appetite oieaed to allow the Pulmonic Syrup
to at the respiratory of.an properly and allay
any irritation Then VII tha, II required 20 perform
pc, man.nt cure ir. TO prevent taking cold. Exercise
about The socms much poeeibl~ eat all the rich
eri food ~ meat, game. and. In fact anything the
appetite ,,a,ce mi liz particular and mascaie well
f1pt mofrb.tv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
HPAxnODlC ASTHMA.


While in German, an emincn, physician,
who became interested in his case, proaised
him relief. He followed the treatment ordered.
and, to his surprise ID 10y, his as,hma ius,ant,
" disappeared. lIeprocured the recipe which
had accomplished s. r.uch for him. brought i.
with him 10 this countrf. and il became the rrop-
c'v If the present propretors This remedy
has been used in thousands o. the worst cases
with astonishing and uniform success; and il is
offered 20 the prhc with confidence in its
neri,s 1t contains 10 poisonous or injurious
nrcpstties whatever. and an infant NAV take is
WITH perfect safety See circular accompany.
i,r each bottle.
Ex,rsc. f,cm the Lite of v ashiugton lr-
wing, ~ his nephew, Pierre Y. irving, VOL
", pase 81:
. The doctor prescribed, IS an experiment, -
what had been sugss .ed by DR.. -. ". Holmes
On his late visit, Jonas whncomb's Remedy
Tor Asthma, a ieaspooninl in . vine glass o.
water. 10 be taken cserv tour heurs. A good
night was the result
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

CITY LIVERY STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE -
i Just opessd sew
l.1VERY NTAOLR. 49,
On Third atrest, between Bsedy ET
and Perry. End have stocked u with New Beg
Ries. New Carriages. New Coach, and good and
gentle horses. s.s.-
Particular sttsntion paid 70 Fusesals, Pisuiss,
sud Parties atteudsd to aA ell tin,sa.
Horses bought. sold and exchanged.
decS DIV RAPHAEL 4 ZlNEHMAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
AUDITOR's OFFlOg. IOWA.

AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.
DIS MosNss, January 2eth, 1857.
IT Is HEREBY CEKTItIkO, That there has
been filed in this Office aswcrn ststsme Ut, show
ing the condition OF the
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPY.
Located in New York. in the state Of New ork,
on the frst day Of January, A. D.. 1867, in sccor
dance with tie provisions Of an Act OF the 0en-
eral Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, entitled AN
Acr N ssLErlox 70 INSURANCE. conrASIgs, APP
psUvs1 lAouarySS 1857 sod IN Acs amcne4e-
~ thereto, spprQveo February 9Th. 1855; that
said btn1s sNeni shows Thea said Compas ~ - pos
sesssd Of the requisite amount OF capital end
invested ~ required by law.
AUTHORITY Is THEREFORE, GIVEN
Teshc above named Ccmpau In traueAct thei
uyovopriaAe busiaeas of insueanco In this State
IN aseesdssos nth tas lass- the col, until the
s,ss dsy Of Isnnary. 4. B. one thcnsAud eight
hundred and sixty eight.
II 10 ALSO Cek-isiap, Tha.
JOHN d. kVANS,
or Davenport. has ben duly sppointes By said
Company their lawful Agent and ATTORNEY for
the County y: Scott with tll 20 yer to take risks
of Insurance therein. and 10 acknowledge ser-
rice Of process ~ provided by lac. upon his
Hing WITH fhr C,s ( of the District Court in aad
for said County. s'is certificate ana . copy Of
she etate ncat "a Se ~ tbs otess Ia IL fsrsher
Critic ttar,thp an ac he'd IL srus en- correct
copy ofthp said statement. = v
II TssfInvSr WHsRxo-. | ksye. h,reauto e.
nv hani aud sSyej my seal AZ Office the day
nd year lrst a5ovs wrlttcn~4 IA &c.,.
t1---t, ! JUAx a. ELt1OTT,
Sesl Stsup AUDITOR Of State.
~ -- febsd-lw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
i,Em r.gryNr FcR tut miNDKEgtm1

ANEW r"GiyNr For TIT HiADkEgtulLI.
Phnism'- Might nieoM.nu G~r~Ss."
a'hnioa. Slight fsiccnsim. tcs~ws."
sshwior'. t'fint asi0oEl..,. e'rrsus."
fhni"u'- wight R,oornin2 sereus."
E'hm'on'~ "Ni&a; s:Ioons;aY sc~cus.-
mos, e.ga -.sr dal.,afs fgi irsttut lettluse.
a.sl. i,i fta,n zig rsfs fet :. asilNN '.ais.
.4bsa il fttn, ~. nan
M..uise gpf a .niy Is
pssascs & >oN. %cw so,L.
M WARE OF ,Dt >rENfTlIS
ASK ron ruALoN'S-iAhi. NJ oInfx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
STATE on c0NMnCTNUT,

G. an q 3 HssMsso. -
I, John B. S6ridSs. Pss.sdsns - ]. laasti Ben
c:: . = 8 Sss :s
- d1lv 6Wden. dsbog6 md ~ 80 eacA NJ 00go
ays, Kss ths ioslSelsg u trses fall and scvfsce
tn sss IL sSosc nss.ei ocsss thsessfs - ~
~ Ioft of Inc lpisals o EaSnngs o. eaid Company
have been dsposisd n any STATE Or Territory = &c
~'"' = JOfiN B. RLDRlD0g, President
y. BENNETT. Jr, Secretary.
Sah.cribed sa4 swosn e nsscse mo y me aDove
IT, Secretary this 18th az sII 8 S;6assk
Commisaiooef for Deeds for Iowa In Hartford.
Conn.
,,ss.l. / Stamp.
AuDrrows OFFICE, IOWA.
DEs MolSEs, Jan. 18th. 1855.
ltis hereby certified, that there has been aled in
CoNNECrfCrr FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
located at narEd, In the STATE Of Oosnsesicat. ON
III. nrss ~ q Jass:sy. =. iee3 = nceceaacs
biz Of the stats o. lsws, entitled A. Ac. in rclatloa
iss7 ssd % al aassdet:fy sAsssso. aissc.sz
~ Cs1usav = rosssessd q - fsqails aooant 4
capital asd Invested = required ~ he.
AUTHORITY 10 TaDR8FOnD 0IvN
20 ~ above named Opopany . tseesase their -
pguPslnee businsoo % en1asoDeo = ~ oe1ee - -.
cOrdance With the laws thereof until the sist az o.
January, 4. D.. oss thousand eight Asadrsd and
Il { as esssiasa. nat
John .. EVANS.
Z DavsspesA - besa dry sppol1ase - - Gen.
psny sasir sE 49, r. 3 ~. A'see - SsSsy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
BURLIY'S STOMACH DlTTgRS,

For debility, Toes ofappctts, weakness, Indigestion
dyspepsia. vent Of scon 81 NJ Liver. disosdssed
stomach. Thssc are NO Rttess that en- eoopass with
these In removing Hcr sals
OF an b. lsa a any drug ce IN the Cnissd ssasss
or RON the psupsietos. Louisville. Kv.. eomse u
Seventy and Green streete, to whom all osders should
be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
EsTxAor ov L,r1ra FnoN PnovipEscr. Ala, 1
Mar IS. leoo

Ia Jaux Bvu.. 7 SEND ycu 80 fbs Ckpuos nrs
Ssnp: please .end what II will come To afleS paying
AGAe 10 Columbus, Mis~. have been troubled fof
oes0ssl yetr- With Indigestion have had 10 take pills
osesy ni,G FOR ten hteen years ana In February.
~. was STACKED vita general para',els. ! was
Mehed 10 my r~sn for the balance II tho year end
u feet. continued in very weak and cU0di
tlsu until SONS msntbs sinee. when was put
uaaer az operation. and your CedroD ibttefs fos
srsntinetl. commenced improving right away, and
am Or, . well rcs,ur,d mrs Truly.
oef',l-deodAw-iy A. L.. NEAL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
STATEMENT
OF TIE CONDITION Of THE
Manhattau Life Insurance Co.,

OF NEW YORK.
IN THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A.
d., lso7, made TO .he Auditor Of the state
OF Iowa, pursuant 70 the Statutes Of said Staee
I. The name Of this Company is the MAMMAL
TAN Linz lxsuaAxcE ConPAxr.
@ The amount Of its Capital Stock
is.................... .eloo. ooo. %
5. The smonnt Of its Capital stock
paid up is. 100. 900 90
4. Tue Assets Of the Company are:
LIST, Cssh on hand, in
Bank, md in hands
Of Agents or other
PERSONS. .&Se,5's.
cd, Real Estate unn-
numbered. .......
Sd. bonds and Stocks
owned bv tue Com
panv, how secured
4 rate Of int. there
on, (see scheduie). 6..,99s.cV
4th. Debts Of the Co
secured BY mot
gage, lsee schedulel $50, 1900
9th, Debts otherwise
secured, (see schsd. 81, 83e.es
9Th. Debts tor Premi-
ums,. 500. ....l, 6,SS5.93
.th. All other seccu-
rites(see schcduleD 663, 5000
Li,B!LiriES.
5. The amount Of Liabilities due or
not due to uks, or other cred
6. losses adjusted . n i due, 1000. lse.cco.oo
!. Lossrs adj listed and not due,...
s. Losses unvdjussed ............
.. Losses III suspense, waiting fol-
further proof. ................
10. All other claims against the Co ss.lss2 70
Total Liabilities. eco, 1862
II. The greatest amount insured in
any one risk ................... s2o,ooo. 90
r. The grea,e.t amt allowed by tho
rules oil the Company, 10 be in
su-ed IN any enc City, Town "r
NhtSye,
i3. 1ae greatest amt allowed to be
insured in any one block, 49,.
Il. Inc act Of incorporation Of the
(sonanauy is Fl cd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

HURLEH'S SARSAPARlLLA.
The grese Blood Purines. - . spstsg and ssoms
Mcdicine stands unrivslled. removes Ill inpurities
nom the blood and gives health aed strength to The
sy.sem. HUXLEY. RCDDLR . o..
PrUpe3secfe Louisville, Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

'Asn ~ nsEos sru IOWA CAVALRY.
HAVING rtk. .NDAGiD IN TIE rRAc
tre ~ Mcdi sne ard Surgery for tie last
I~tNif vist itAts ~ rms srArr. Las y, rman-
enfiy located an thss CT, and Oilers bis proics.
sional serviccs 10 The citizens of Davenport and
sicsn,'y. and hepsv BY his lcnr experience with
The dis.sses OF the climate. 10 merit and receive
,srtion Of public patronage.
''icc corner oi Third snd brady, over Lind
ssv'r '-weir, Store. rcsidence ia wha, a. for
merry known ss the Fulton House, gu Water
street. above the hridRa iuueX, dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

sTuDIo No. p--FARRANb'SB BLK. sdsl.OOs
DuOTO1RAPIlS WORKED N OIL ON
] Wstcr Cclcrs. Or India Ink. IN plain ~
sibumc1Dcd paper. psrticnlss attention paid
- copics.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

- iNSiclAN AND SURGEON. Osicc. cor.
= ~ aud Brady Streets, under Stseeper q
nAylie sstcre- Residence On lltA a., bet lire.
ty aud Main. seesd.d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
MEDICAL.
huRLeY'S
A 6 u . + Q n Q.

Perfectly Re1tAoSe.
am oaay ssassdy To- Chllls - Ysvss o Agusssd
4evsr nat i o. canb Be- dspsnded upoa y nssssgS
Asus Toaic. There have beea thoasasds eussa b
ssine u Who had tsied The usual snsdiso wiahcae
bsaens: bot h no CASE HAS uuRLn11 A0Us
TONIC PAlHD 10 xyV1CT 4 CUn1. An whs
have ussd cAeesfully tell their aictsa fFsade csit
y sure md cer,aia asss - sAnls aad ssvss. Az
ne suesing nom the cAills wsud censsis uAsis Uwa
intssest Sy seadins . sdrsg saoes asd bayng sos
tie. Il 4 pleasant tetahe, ce0parsd- esAsm.ssd
wiiib certain 70 eass n eases ofHese ~ Age OF
Chilis nj Fsvcs Send for II to tbs psorsieeoss.
HURLEY, RUDOLF CO..
Loeisvtls. ".
Foe sals by The Wholesale dsuexsts Of Louisville.
CiOslnnatj. Memphis. 50. Louis, New Orleans. &c.
Every dsseeist and country merchant houid have
in store. especially In districts snb,ecs'o chils and
fever or sgus nd ievei.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

Neeommendasory notices might b. more ex-
te"ded. but IT is needless. because really but one
theme is the burden Of them al, and their gen.
srsl spirit is combined in the above
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

-. -. GR1CBs 4 IL BISON, ". -.
nulSIcIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
h With br. Baker, under the laveapnr, Ma
upna' Hank. corner Of Sd and Brady streets.
kFssarNcfs iolsn VI. Adler. ~. -, }. ". II.
maker. u ". acls II
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

Auditor. Seal stamp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04
Rrailev,s lInplex Elliptie Skirt,

V1ERV FLEXIBLE. FOLDkO EASILY
v when 10 use 10 occupy q email space.-me.
hing the most Agreeable SKIRT worn Va ~
eixes. II Weoleeale by ". C. WADSWORTH,
and Retail bv WADSWORTH / q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

The Eclipse Livery Stable.
CorneP Third and Ferry sas.s
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
WE Livery. Board Horses and pay particu-
lar attention 10 FUNERALS. on Short Notice.
IN Charges reasonable.
lune2b div WOLF HEWITT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-04

a. RAefsgA.
( iAlsPEN tER AND BUILDER. SHOP ON
~ Commercial Alley. opper,,e Pest Uiace. de-
v."..nrt Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18
"NGRESSIONAI.

SENATE.-Sa -srday afternoon, the supple
mentary Reconstruction bill being under con-
sideration-
Several amendments offered by Mr Howe
and others. were rejected.
MI. Morton moved TO amend the fourth sec
ton so that the Constitution shall be adopted
when voted for by majority of the votes cast
at the election. Agreed te-veas 22 nays D.
Mr.. Edmunds moved an amendment that At
least three fifths of the registered voters shall
vote on the question Of ratification, and IL was
disagreed to-yeas 10, nays u.
Mr.. Edmunds again moved his amendment
oIfied so that one-half instead OF three
fiiths shall be required to vote on the uues-
tion OF ratification Of the new State Constitu-
tiens. Agreed to-yeas "a, nays Il.
Other amendments We're offered and dis
agreed te, and the bill was then, AT us ID. m, ,
taken out OF Committee OF the Whole and re.
ported 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Drake renewed his amendment voted
down on Thursday, providing that a vote
shall be taken IN each State for and against
State convention 10 form a constitat tlon, and
according TO the result of this vote q conyen-
ton shall or shall not be held. The amend
ment was agreed TO.
that majority OF registered voters shall vote
on the question OF calling a convention
Agreed 10.
Mr. Howard renewed his amen dment amend
ing the oath contained in the first section, the
same that was voted down in Committee of
the Whole. 1t was agreed 10
Mr.. Sumner moved an amendment, as pro-
vIso, that the consultation OF each State shall
require the establishment and maintenance OF
system OF common schools. which shall be
open TO all, withsut regard TO color. Disagreed
to-Yeas %. nays 20.
The question was then taken on the passage
Of the bill, and it was passed-yeas p, nays .
Messrs. Bnckalew and Hendricks.
MI johnson voted aye. The other Demo-
Gratis were absent.
The Senate then lat IL sO) adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18
EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, March I6-Iv-ning-A gaasraI
rtsing Of the feniahs ts expected 10 take pgT-s
throughout Ireland to-moTrow-St Patrick
cav. The Government Is fully infJrm-d 90
;he movements Of the F-nians, and a. b.ii-ysG
20 De able To suppress any insurrectIou b@ic-s o.
emigra'icu 10 America from Cork, tor the las
few day, has o-en extensively large. " tGy
Of the en- 8 ants were recognized A. being con -
D ectsd with he secret fenian uprising uea.
h h!liarney. IL ls snpposed, that tbis usual
eNodks was caused, in part ar Least, from
ANTICIPATED bloOdsbed in ireland.
LONDON. March l7.-Tbe reform bill which
IS 10 be brought into Parliament oy the tfoy-
eminent 10. morrow will give the right OF SUI
frSge 70 rate paying hOUsebolders after two
years residence, 20 men paying one pound
yearly taxes or having thirty pounds In =
savings bar x OF fifty pounds IN the funds, and
20 all mem bers of the learned Professions ana
grad ustes of the universities. The bili also
provides for a fifteen pound franchise an
the counties
LIVERPOOL, March I7.-Fssrs that tue Re.
mans would attempt another general risin z
today have not been realized. Despa,ch@s
from all parts of Ireland report the country
quiet. Frequent arrests were made BY the
police an dissfiected districts.
VIENNA, March 10 6-Dsspatches have been
received which announce that the Turkish
Goyernment has cons tied 10 the return OF tRs
tretan eNilss. The Candtzn deputies 70 IN
sublime Porte have reached Constantlnople
MADRID, March 10 In the general election
recently held throughout the kingdom. N
candidates favorable 10 the Government were
msinly successful
PARIS, March l6.-The Noni,,tr 10 dAy. in
an official article. saws that Marshal Bazaine
and The last of the French troops LEFT Mexico
on The iOth of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18

THE LEGISLATURE or MARYLANp-The
Senate OF Maryland on Saturday receded from
Its amendments TO the bill 70 pay the old police
OF Baltimore appointed in 1864, and n Is there
fore law. The bill relating TO the State to-
sacco warehouses was referred 70 a special
committee.
Notice was given IN the House that a motion
will be made 10 rescind the order to close on
the 22d instant a letter was read from Hon
Philip Frank Thomas accepting the position
OF United states Senator. A substitute was
reported for the bill providing for the erection
OF new penitentlary. ltapDropriates S2S.OOO
fer the enlargement or the present buildings
ana the erection OF new workshops, and au-
thorizes the Governor 10 purchase ground ad-
lacent 10 the penitentiary and TO Improve the
same, provided the whole cost OF the ground
and Improvements shall not exceed sl5n,Usp.
This bill, together with the new SUNDAY bIl
and the Baltimore city election bill, were made
special orders Of the day for to-day bill
was passed providing for the payment OF the
bounties due deceased soldiers 70 their widows
and heirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-18
~The Cretes have killed $4,000 Turks

~The Cretes have killed 10000 Turks.
~The styles OF spring bonnets are unite
Jaunty.
~France has one hundred thousand DIS
ablea young men.
- Better carry water on both shoulders
than none In your stomach.
ga Young lady in Lewiston suddenly left
on conbing her hair, and going 10 river
drowned herself.
~ Dentistry is a negative science, becauss it
is O-don' 't-ology.
~A Canadian dead house was broken open
and fourteen bodies stolen.
~A Memphis policeman has become her 20
S5o,OOO He now put on airs.
SThe last two churches burned in Boston
belonged TO the Nethodists.
81 The lady wearing the largest waterfall
is considered the Mia CARA Of fashion.
~The cable n expected 10 announce short
ly that the Princess Helena rs rheumatic"
- A lady in Vermont has Just bad trlplets
Her poor husband bears up nobly.
~Jackson Cox. OF Sullivan County Tar
nessee, on the 18TH ult blew IN his gun 10 see
IL il was loaded. and got a hole through ms
head.
SIn street car in New Orleaus n lsav
nentiy pressing her foot.
~Chicken cholera n killing the csickep.
turkeys, geese and ducks on the farm. around
New Albany and JefersonvilIe, Indians.
~lf colored man wishes 10 have his name
teleeiaphed all over the country only let him
get elected to some petty Office
~General Howard reports that the Freed
men buresu ~ aiding eieht thou sand more
"hites man blacks At the South.