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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

Iowa "A ApVoou - e0o Rool1e.
rhc eviJences Of great dsseitu iou
snroas hoat the Northwestern part VI Iowa
are daily a,camulating. A large proportion
oi TIE settlements IN msny Of the new
counties is composed Of immigrants Of but
ayers residence. They have no wheat not
even fer seei their last years corn crop
sasiei; Of oats and potatoes the supply be-
never been equal to the demand for home
co0sunpii,n Ia those frontier counties. be-
aides the gree! manifested BY snsoy Of them
for hour a. 81 per hundred and meal
At $500 to 81 the Up rivss farmers are viii
ling to give any price for seed wheat and
oats and corn, payable next fall, and will
gladly mortgage farms, anything. every
iaing IN security. This stats u things has
appss'ed % the humanity of some Of our
citizens here aud they arc takinR steps to
provide against IA nine, and for sccdine.
Daouques the commercial metrupolia 81
Ao"s' mas been appealed to through some Of
our people and that Pso<aucs Exchsne. If
snss c'y nave appointed q csnm;,ts. :.
procure subscriptions for relief On ~ N...S'
wsstssn frontier. Thseash q, = pa. S,.:sh
Of shak city, ws have ptoaass Of sss;.,.r."
one o. OUT sownsmsn has ordered . c.".i"~;
Of corn tsom Dubuq0s which viii =. ..,sS -
sne needy es cssf-probably about 4, a. :
oufoei. u vi!l b here ~ M. - -
this week. Wheat end msrv co.. u" :"
doase sOoa Ss shipped herr, sous 81 "s;s ~
may b bad On credlt IL pending str. n.a
msn,s are perfected. ."ee>
Aoe present time and the ocess;eo or
psoosols suffering should enlist the eo,iv.
mPs.vy ani co operation Of che bensvo-
-. ~. VINO have plenty ere not asked
on god security until anoth., 49,. s.s''
Upon the ncxs harvest very ,nuc,, 49,,
Cor Northwestern Iowa, and We shos'a s" -,
bca.. In mind that oil seed must BE- hsa :.
sAsss ~ y ; ssagrs hsrvssk-lsraIF aiis
&mlia3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0Oe ~ ..
oaiosA y 1saA.sas's K9snACs Ducns. tteA0w1y
DP. Ocheocks Ruln0nlc 0yrop.
+ Tane nfso 0Dllgss eussd Ds. J q. seAesek. tAs
rf0uSc1us. - Hulnoassy CGoan0pdoo, 4hoe y
Io3Vodne1 II 0ooe form1dahoe oapeoes 81 wesn
S1B11 - aDrsose1 to b ioegeahje. HE phtsi.
ean11 pe0AOeneo0 Ne eaee ioeufa0le, Vbgn 10 cens
msaeed he use q TILE staple but powerful ssuedy.
hisAeal{n vog restssel - Av0y eA0ss une, end NO
wSl7ki g 0sss - tes hss6fsd pos.As.
sseassvsI 10 ~ safe q Coagsnpetoe - the az.
soseo which sss Qsaaly eeopHeaisd WITH IT, go the
eufee s9ssted - bic 0edies1e haVs $3.50 VIZ M
oseoos and truly wonderful Dr.. ecoeeek nalne
psulssBpaAl vislte % sUv0al Of ~ 1oe1ss etsiee
weohly, Whese he he's lAsee eone0asDe Of potknte.
and Il u tsaly asGouisAine to - psoe eonsumpivss
that Aavs 70 BE- lisdo Of their carriages and IN
Pulnonsc SYaur SRAwHRp Teuic, and MASIAAKs
Puas src ssnesaly all required In curing consump-
den. Fall directions accompany each. 90 that any
oee cas- take them Without seeing Dr.. Schenck. bat
whom 10 convenient II best to see him. Ne etves
advice free, bat for thorough examination With his
ReeplfOmster hls Sss is three dollars:
Pisass observe when purchasing. that the w. Ike
nessef Of tbs Doctos-onc when In the lest stage Of
Consumption, and the other ~ he now is IN perfect
heailh-ose on the Government etAmp.
Sold BY all dfuggiste and dealers Price. 81 90 pei
bottle, or 81 81 per half dozen. Letters for advce
ehould always be directed 20 DIR. Schencks Principal
Once, No. IS North 9Th Ssees, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agcnts: John u. Park Cinctn
natl, Ohio: Walker Taylor. Bornhsm d Nar
SchaacK, Chicago. Ill.,: Collins Broe,. 81. Louie, Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A TRIAL cr FsuALs SursnAos.-Fsmals
outrage is about to cease to b purely
Theoretical question, aud 10 become an aets
ual experiment. Wiscensin has earned the
honor. if honor il b. Of issugssasing the
innova,ion. A resolution to amend the
State Constitution for that purpose has
passed both branches Of the Legislature, and
will undoubtedly be signed BY the 0ovsrn>
or. The prop osisicn viii thee hsvs 10 DO
submitted to vote Of the people; bat ito
ratification is accepted - . sesssons con.
clnsion. AZ the Presidsnlial election next
yssr. therefore. ws shah probably witness
the spectacle Of any q sixty thousand
aedgsiisg vosers N saissss, garlsss and
ch,knons. tambiag ~ y the pells In that
progressive State - participate 10 the hurry
buriY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

A letter from vicksburg gives On inter
esting account Of the National Cemetery
located two miles north Of that city, on Z
beautiful height overlooking the majestic
Mississippi overland in which is to BE- dc
posi-, ed the remains Of from thirty 10 forty
thousand Union soldiers. all belonging "a
Western States. II comprises forty acres
pui chased by the Government for that pur'
pose. The RENAME Of oil that had been bur.
led between Helena, Arkansas and Grand
Gulf, Mississippi, on the Mississippi river
'ogether with those Of Champion Hill, and
the Yszoo district are to be removed 10 THU
cemetery. Those inferred between Grand
Gulf and the mouth Of the Red river are ID
be removed TO Matches
Already several thousand bodies hav,
been inferred. One petriasd body has beer
exhumed under sand bar that hes been To-
long time under water. No mark or nam,
could BE- found, but il Was the body Of
captain. Not only were the face, hair
whisksss, stc.. perfeeoly usesal, bot ever,
part Of the uniform, althesgh one mass o
stone. wac perfect. So great was its weigh
that Il came near sinking ths shif in takinl
u ashore. II had been . very large, An
locking msn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
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10
LEADING ouoloeoo nOU0Eo
In CHICAGO.


009o oo0 Uo88uo8.
NOYD 4 BROWN, (Doara - Tsa1e ~ Faseusy)
IS u Sslio 81
Dsses anA sAees.
G. ~. U8UU81tpON d.. q D ., LAhe u.
FARGO FyAl.ES = Co.'S 4 80 Wabash Ave
IIhEyr poDGE ,.:.v, 49, iAsr ~
WV
SeSSesss.S 49,
Brst and cheapest sem dater used. NO
a type sctuw neea ,ss,, . aars I'M
cnid can regulate II. Only iioW
@A. Agents wanted Address.
A~ is sEAvERNS,
9 - Dearborn ~
ALLEN h MAckEN -Brynn Hall. 10 south Ozark
Carriages, Bnxgiea, Expreas Wagons,
Ac.s Ac.
CoAN h TEN BRotkE..t Il 4 - Issndoph D.,
na 10 MI MI Nssd9p. 81 s s.,s T~.,nh n,
o Snttenn'insssSMna v esSsHHasetsnTS Nm Wsis,s,
CHAs. II RlCE& coe-aii 4 ais seu. Water 81.
pnANh enArsL ~; ~ s" S, w vsss ..
CSRuOii.. TEAl.r,E 4 Cos Chamber Of
Commerce.
china mud l:lnss Ware.
BOWEN. WHITMAN a wlNsIOw-,succs,ees
!" po"'" i'''e - :. ~ " "-''''p-
u,-xr p,pros.p = ,I,Ira A,,.k. a
i"rWrv W,iIrMsS = WivsissW- snccs.sse,
=, ra..u Ji,ns ,,so So,ion- and Wooienal "a
II. ~ q u Rrlu"ll., 81
KING. HAkMoSA 60 % 4 q Randolph 81
y. u. 'AehsoN ,'.-''x 81 "am'sn ~.Uhue'
kaxss Works. L. ". s'asess s,oees.
Engine. h"iE,-' Jaw ., Az. a'.a nu. "i's' """g
Farsi, Freight a (isy Truck Wagons.
A. r. BISHOP 10 Sou. Jefferson neat Randolph
Wor0oong Tools, stoves and wagon
Wood W"rk.
sTARRKTT 4 BEATTY iG Lake 81
49, - a..~,.. u.,nsa.
! reRwli Il0eR- ,wi.,er,. p,,rr, s.,..
,nandcrl 70 Washington ST
s,..
- ee ,...,
D0ATE' PE npIeS, So e % Msn'ysn Ave.
rS sha, ' a, Se%,s w, Yer y s,h w.,.,~
u1.- n...n......~
Nop,v, u.rsrrpN n, acc 90 'w,,a. o,...>
sas H,uth Wster ~ "
ra.A-
Dwrv HUNT q SONS. Lake St.
sICKLEs. PREsTON 4 co.se. Ias.s,
from. pa..vv ss..a,,... $50 ,r.
stock.
HALL KiMBARK 4 co.-so, ss, & 8, Michigan
c. 1 T. psowx & CO. sr,.. ;,
sArsoS a co ''mt ls1: 5,
and Br.s. Co., re Lake St. :
neroscne OIL, Lamps 4 Glassware.
"hhELEh & bAfLEss.-s Dearborn ST
Leather aud Rubber IscllinS.
HALLOk WHEELER Successors 10 J y
ia Inke 81 80 III "'""''p" s'' a''ef NAY l.
1..... $780,
nA ... ms : sASHs. 'r:nss,s rns,.s.. cir
s~.'.te7t hSh .hSts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.
"1IeTORIOAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 1 Neuralsis Csnpsund
Tnx RHEUMATIC 4 NEuRALoIc COMPOUND

Tnr nurvIv A1vC = NrrpA,o1c coH,po,,vD
RIFTEEN yesrs AGO. Cant I. p. Copelspd mn. conn.
i mapder Of boston briS. Owned e. the LATE Am.
ert O, shaw. Capt. Copeland, a that time made 4
Of The Castle Of San Juan ds Uus M.
HI: Sd os%p..ains nAsu9a,.n while suffering
pain ana entirely cure lin 81 his disease The vis
tor returned with his medicine and proved his woeds;
70 s:w days Capt Copelasd began e improve I'M
50 delighted was the ''Old Sea Dog" that he puf-
Chased the receipt from the NexicoSp aniasd, for
One Hundred and Fifty Dollerp.
After Capt Copsiasd returned to Boston, Capt.
0ardinef bought number OF bottles Of this crtcie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

L = baby week cid was lsl on ths door
sscp q ~. Sa0usl Diegie q Uaise tewa>
snip, Hatstooa o., laee Week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
COltom,a Select Flavcrs

CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovers Of
Choice Flavo for their delicious Flavors
Strict Puri'y and unhvalled strength. Those who
wish the best and those who wish TO cconomize seek
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor 10 aought BY
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor In its Purity,
very unlike tho many Vanilla Extracts 10 markes)
Ex-Gov. JANE Y. Snlrs. OF PRoynrHcs, X. l., SAYS
ny wife pronounces them superior 10 any Flavor
ing Extfaets she has ever used.
Ex.Gov. Va. A. BroxlxoaAn, OF CoSNEoriccr, says:
For long tmc We have used them. and nnd them
| very dne
HOLLAND. Timothy Titcomb.) the we'll known
esthor Of Springfield, Msse.. sayss They are he
Standard in al thls vieia1ty."
DEALERS TnEBIE TnIR SALES WITH THEM.
Such . list q Refesesess IL scldoa given. See
Circulars with Dealers. Sold By 0rocefs and Drug.
giets. Prepared by J. ". COTTON. Proprietor Of
Coltoo's Toilet Article No. g. to Heal and Baautiy
the Skin. sold By Harrieon = Stake. snd Psfks 4
H0smer. Davenport, lows.
chicago Wholesale Asrnts, FULLER. PINCH
FULLER. - Market street. for all Colton's Prepare
tious: Sept. 2o-t1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

NElMDOlD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
"a certain cure for diseases Of The
ONGINIC wRIENess, fKMALR COMPLAINTS.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
And III d'eessss Of the ,,,v.yv ovoaxa
"'s''es sA''"k MALE OR YKMALY,
from Whatever cause originating and NO matter q
Dsseases osthsss organs require the use Of diasce
lasanity may ensue Our Fiesh and Blood afe sep
Ported from these sources. and the
HEALTH AND HAPP1N100.
and
nat Of Postssity. depends upoa psoupt 49, os ~
1tabls foaDe6y.
HRIxBolDs EXTRACT SuCaU.
Established upwards offs ysass. prspefsd b
u. r. 1aBL0OOn.Os
DRU00loT,
sal Broadway, New YssA. end
hbedAwl le1 0oath lotH Street., PAtla1slphia. Pc.
nRLMDObDs CONCENTRATED BxTRACT BU-
CHU
u As Greet Djsrstte.
m1npolD's ooaCussAAsD sxTaAOR sAnsARAMLiA
IL As Great Hood PsrtHse.
DosA ass pespaesd according - rules Of PAasnecy
end Chsml61sy md ere ~ most scityo 0es ca %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

IN VIM tnt past ~ years. ana ID tncreJpre
the person whom all afflicted should consult No one
ever heard Of his not being cured since he
hes been In this city HIS reputation has vouchers IN
al the city papers. hs patients and the MEG zeal pro-
)bosion beth here and abroad, being the most sk
lea specialists here and thorough master Of all sex
al 6esaeso II all others fail. don't despair. give
hin call. mis- oolI common occurrence with him
- care sueh eaDss He rooms separate for ladies
and gsnSle0sn, and the most comp etc In the city.
Y0uno Me-. Take Particular oe.-DoctOs Bic.
Glow asvotss mach Of HE tine to the treatmest d
oAeoe ea1oo 0oee1 - oseest Aahtt which ruins bon
body eoa mid, ua1et- the uasostupate iadividual
s. sllks S0Sias.s oesoslsy ne ED s6ses Of tAees
g1 AeAee; - H. oaeoeoee Of h 70 vear
@ ~ 0ebitaee the eoosttation, Destroy the phys
ed - 0Gieol poWsss. diln1aioA md enleebIe he
oa1aral leolnge, aa1 e1helst The vital energies 81
nhooA: the pteosarse Of TIE afo narrsd The Object
s6nssie6s fsu1esa1sd, ed existssee tsel rendered
49, q enesasias nlss!y endrseret. sseh persosS
% tns d nsking Immediate Application. - DR.. B.
- ~ 80 tfses0sat. = saabls1 - iuDafs spssdi
AID pse0 0neae euse.
GIl1o1oosfSeo saaseo1Asaeaal. Omes, No. ~
eoulA OAK eseet, Coz. o. Monroe, half book non
- PIT o.. Pot eMeo Do9 IA CAieago, NJ
OQes hnuse npa n. o . 2. ~ .s
ES:GIssI.s, 49, sos : ssse.pav. clroul.s ea
Nsssesls peaetls. ~ Aae pesyoAve Of eDncsptisA
kh0WA. oneio 80 a61fs1s noo eAAsae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

BRANDRRTH'S PILL S.-These Pills are safe and
sure. They are prepared BY process which secures
all the best qualities Of the herbs Of which they
composed, without any Of their bad. They benefit in
all caees, and do harm in none.
See b. Brandreth Is IN white letters on the Cove
me tam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
CANVASS OF THE UNION

A CANVASS OF THE UNION
proves that the succeeeful candidate for genera
favor ever placed before
THE PEOPLE,
Q that pure and salubrious vegetable beautiner,
CRIsTADOROS HAIR DYE,
Far and vide. throughout the restored republic Il
defiance Of rivalry and competition. II appeals
TO THE POLLS!
q ali who design to clohs the some with the magma
cent black o. brown hues which nature has dsasd
60 ssolsa away. Manufactured By J. Oh ,oTADO
no. Astof House, n. +. Sold By Dru> ..ss.-
An0llnA NJ nj MAR nfnnneRn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

=. ClaAse. o.. =. loos
IL 10 not often that I am led to ~ aueht N
~ heving Oeen cured = . rsnashahle 406nef q
dueed 20 ODER you . lev words g eesSsrssnsent
which oeing unsolicited, may Be better apprscivted
q v sss ~ r s I'd ssys.s sss
with acute Neuralgia in her head. nae and brsast-
Having board repeatedly Of vondeffsl curss among
IS .:se. 'iss:sst 60 8 a. s, s. ss.
ed % give lie trial EtrmgU q ~. belsre Se ~
used ON. so1,ix the Neufsls and pSfsysis had d.
compound without hesitati0o 10 eli psvono troshieS
with Rheumatlsn OF Neurals1a, knowine = a. IL
value, - well . tie fsct that POM Weiifnc~n repu
he esspsss1 s. yss. Sssy eosss doc.
eines. Respectfully Yours,
OF Hale Co. Raj ssssse sSd fs n' s AZ,
D.. eA.mn. Psu,r esrdisers sS.sn.sss ! Ne Me-
- a: 49, s:::s :s IT. .sse.,..
~ 1890. :; 81 ~ ss,, n
.e,esss s.ssy 10Y u sssA = Sbs:A:sa. I'D
dofss al hat has been sad h g iavos, e. easesk
y secoansnd . uial b eveu s.s s.o.sing IN Mo-
Afn Asssm . Hs0kias, > Laks l.
DE-. nesv Co.. m, Hay =. ~
e. L. - 1890 psga! q N 49,
= 70 &c hss. - ~ 49, 49, - - ~
-: 49, 81 e -! ~ -: q
" 80 wo:S - = = - escg2ys - -:
Tsst sss0. u SUssrll. 4
a WO0D 10 TME PUBLIC a
A. the forms q disease ior which Ne prssor,h. -
have their osigia = tAe 6loo6. n ~
sulJefes re0emhw that no merely ootWoed ocsSi
viii aGosd NJ pssnanent rellds beon1ss & $500
rsacA H. CAuek he Oo9p0ea4 $50 ~ -
HDos,-THE CITADEL OF THE Ol1kA61 ,-arivco
4 ron - strong hold. ana ~ v1G1n - rsl1esed
Tn eDUCiD xGvm n pUoooggH SUR8
- xs.,.!s' f5s .sssss Z SMissfS.SS 49,.
nAsA6 ~ H. Sss1tSsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

ron NoN-NKTIrrl0F = HQQ44lrNo1
q dA6lpS9 hidae{ l4s8et n 1Sll(6elsaes
az 8scssit nd ei 1BesSss DIN Sl5de6. 1ldnsyI
end dsopsieal swsni1es. ldAwll
us. lguxrsspS pivm Hx,>Asp DvcSc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
DIR. DigelCw,

J ]
fs the only Physician, ne Specialist,
now in Chicago that en- be entirely
. relied Upon. Go To HIN. and not euf-
fer that horrible disease TO remain In
your system. disfguring your face
and body. besides destroying your
Y happiness and future prospects OF life.
He has made PRIVATE DISEASES
and NERVOUS DEBILITY HE studY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26

(OAU08nO00 Cm0fC0u Cmar0C ter.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MApAAs ZADOC PORTER'S
CUR ATIvE COUGH LSAM,

Irtccs 70, 0V, 20 Ctnts Ter Bostse.
The Best. Cheapest, and most efec,uai Re.ssy Io'
Coughs. Colds. &c, the World hss ever prccveee.
Purely Vegetable, contains no xlNnnALS'
a. 0tkev NV vTERIOOS DHJ0s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26
COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

,,,,nnoo, D,. pr;,;sh bark Yumuri-20 crates Earth
49, -.soyo oE-o sacks salt casks and cases
Hardware s25 boxes lin Plates t. Order Sd1e easE Rs
VOC iNndles HOOP Iron 70 bundles Sheet Iron.
IRON H n,sSs ,Ss Hardware to Adams Frost Co; 6Hl
salmon, 20 trkius and 20 half trkins Herrinss o $40
Stone Bottles. 100 stone Jars to Paul 20; Ito, t,o-
Ssstinrs to Hastie Calhoun Co; 20OO sacks Com,
mon Salt, to street Bros Il Co; l52 casks BottieI
Reer TO X NJ Green: so tons Orrel Coal, to kaVenel
h Co; crates Earthenware TO Chisolm Bros IL 4.
casks Hardware 6SU Iron Pots, $50 Camp ovens oLo
covers 200 Spiders, 60 Biscuit Ovens to Hart q 20
40 casks Hardware and Holoware 1918 H iron it fots
I475 Camp Ovens, 270 Biscuit Ovens, 3-s1 covers
900 spiders l25 Sklets 225 Plates, 81 bundles stet
toJ Adger K Co; GO bundles Hoop Iron. 4 cashs N,H
Hardware, to ] 4 t r Agnew; 10 casks SOFA orys-
tals bbls Alum 10 bags Pepper 10 bags flentT e y,
.oses and i6 cases Apothecaries Ware. Dbl Brushes
case Gum 20 cases Essential Oils, to G9odIch, ,s l.
Wineman Co. lCO casks Bottled Beer, 10 eueo y
Blake.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-26
Boston Market.

BOSTON. November 2-CoEFEE-The market remains
quiet We quote Java 25 254c; Singapore Java 2oc'
gold; Rio % 26c, and Cape at 26Hc currency.
CorroN-The market is dull and prices are Il shade
lower We quote ordinary and good oidinaya IA lic
low mddling II lSc; madlng Is l9c for upland ana
Gulf.
liUNsY BAGs-There have been sales of 700 bales at
18 &c., 100 bales heavy, weighing 400 lbs selling at the
latter rate 200 bales light l7sc and 100 bales ut 1s
1916.
GUSNY CLoTH-The market for this article is frlncr.
Sales oil $50 bales here, and 200 bales in New YORK. u
7Ec, gold, in bond 1t is worth 20c currency.
HAY-The market is trmer. Sales OF Eastern at $50
q ton.
NAVAL SToREs-There have been sales of 100 bbls
spirits Turpen inc at 81 5sc q gallon. r Tar, snles OF
Wilmington at So 20 50 3 Dbl. In Pitch, sales OF
southern at 81 20 SIX p bb In Rosin, sIles ofNo
aud psIe at a so 50; and No at s3 10 q
4121a 2 Dbl.
McE-Ihere have been sales Q: Rangoon at s2c Caro-
linz at 90 10c p tb.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Miami McGloughlin New York; hours
Mdze To Jno & 1heo Getty. Railroad Agents. r Sou
bevroux W Il Pratt j G Minor. B McElhose. Douglas
4 miller Little Marshall F Fleming, Southern Ex-
press Co. l. schnell & Co. Ravenel Co. b ONeill u
Hoppock Shackelford & Kelly, Klatte Co, Taylor.
d Jacobs Walker Agent, NJ Drake, Won Santen, >
Farley & Co. W Marscher W Chafee T NJ BRISTOL >
II Marshall Kinsman L Howell Nachmann Il co, osten'
dorff Co. A II Hayden ] Quackenbusn Werner q
Ducker, Mantoue Co, Purcell, iling, McLoy ,S e
Rice Johnston, Crews 4 Co, Laurey Alexander, u W
Steficns Co. Muller Nimtz Co. Murkhardt, u
Williams L Co, Litschgi, Small 4 Co, A Locke 8 8
Co. e Ahrens Co. J II Muller Smith Hovey, Z
Knox, j Lindsey, Haste, Calhoun & Co, Rugheimer
Ticf, ntna W Williams, and others.
Steamship George Upton, Rich, Boston--left l6ta
inst. Mdze. To W Roach, Railroad Agent rhomp
son & Co, Rev W Adams, 7 Kerr Co, II Coba
Co. A McCobb, Jr, L W McLemore, II Mcdowell q
SON Goldsein. G W Steifens & Co, D Paul Co, M
Farane, Gruber Martin. Southern Express Co. Man
toue & Co, Quackenbush Mrs Wilmington, Werner
Ducker Ii q Williams, White G Ancker Rsley &
Creighton, Hart & Co. ONein, Klinck, wickenberg
Co. L schnell d Co, and others.
British bark Yumuri, Jackson. Liverpool--59 days.
salt and Mdze, To Ravenel l. Co. Adams Frost & Co,
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A RADICAL VIEW OF PoL11ICA1 pREAcHER.

A RADICAL VIEW OF POLITICAL PREAcHER-
We are glad to see that the House of Representa-
tives is still to enjoy the Invaluable services of
Rev Mr.. Boynton as Chaplain. 1t is that gentle
mans habitual practice TO thank the Almighty
pretty regularly for whatever may have been done
~ Cong1ess which accords with his own views of
ponlieal and party propriety, and in this way the
emoeIs mem ae roperly posted as to his opinion OF
rns acts. as the Chaplain has no other mode of
ing ing member thereof 1t is exceedingly clever in
LIZ " uave olscovered SO excellent dodge. We
observed taat IN Thursdays opening prayer he Of
iered resolution OF thanks tor the establishment
Radical.
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OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS Second Military District,
CHARLESTON - O. October II 1867. 1

HEADQUARTERS second M11tary Dlstrict,(
CHARLESTON, y. c., October II. 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 105.
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ec to the Articles Of War; held In arrest by military au
thory, charged with offences not capital, upon security
as provided IN the following paragraph:
Security shall consist; 1st, of cash deposit OF the
amount for which bond is required tail by the State
law in like cases. or, 2d OF bond in like sum, running
to the Post Commander. conditioned for compliance
with all orders with surety. who must be freeholde1
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty and
must under SEAL authorize any officer SO ordered by the
Post Commander in case OF default, and nonpaymeni
by the surety on demand to summary seize and sell
sufficient of the property Of principal and surety to sat-
isty the forfeiture and COSTS and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per
sonal property of both principal and surety
All bail and other bonds taken under military authori
ty will conform tue foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
BY command of Bvt. Major-General ED K. s. CANDY
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aid-de-C Camp, Actg. Asst. Adj't. Gen'L
Official: o. NJ. Mitchell Aid-de-Camp
October "A