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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21
Farther Remarks in Regard to the
state Debt OfVirSinia, and the Pro-
position TO Consolidate.

Further Remarks In Regard 10 the
state Debt OfVirEinia, and the Pro-
position 10 Consolidate.
Richmond papers Of Lhe l9th.
The hour OF u having arrived, the
House resumed consideration OF House
bill TO consider the debt of the State
and to provide for the gradual pay
ment of the principal and interest
thereof.
Mr.. Herndon offered as substitute
for the first six sections of the bill the
following;
THAT the accounting officers of the
Treasury pay, on the 10th day of July,
1867, and january, 1858, - per cent,
interest upon the principal of the pub
from the bonds given for interest on
said debt under act of the General As
sembly passed ID March. 1867
Mr.. Evans held that Virginia was
bound for the whole debt, and should
provide for its payment, principal and
interest. The people were able. and
willing to pay the interest, and il they
were not willing, and If this Legisla-
ture did not make some provision for
paying it, he believed such was the
amount OF the debt held by citizens of
the North, that the United States Gov
eminent would compel the people TO
pay it. Besides $50, 900, 600 of this debt
lily widows and orphans, who had no
| other resources. II we made provision
| for the payment of the interest, the con-
! sequent enhancement.of Virginia bonds
1 would be such as to make il an ecouom-
ic measure. II nothing was done, the
bonds would go down to zero; if the
payment of interest was provided for,
they would Immediately rise. IL were
| better as a measure OF economy. that
the ptoperty OF the State should
pay fifty cents on each hundred dollars
value OF property, than that State
bonds should be deprecated to nothing.
He cited figures and the crop prospects
to prove the ability of the people 10 pay
the tax necessary to raise the amount
required TO pay six per cent. interest on
the entire debt
Mr.. White also took the ground that
the State of Virginia was bound for the
whole debt, and should pay, and the
people We're willing to pay the
| interest thereon.
Mr.. Herndou- urged his amendment
as being simple, practical and business
like. The plan of the committee pro-
viding for paying the average interest
OF six per cent. in thirty years WAS
cumbersome, complicated, expensive
and would not be acceptable, as it was
not equitable to all creditors, and there
was no way of forcing them to accept
the consolidated bonds provided for by
it.. 1t would cost 5000 to provide the
new consolidated bonds, and it would
be necessary to keep two sets of books
In the Auditors office, as all creditors,
those holding life interests in the
bonds, for instance, would not accept
the new bonds, which only paid them
two per cent. His scheme, if the blank
were tjlled with "three, "would require
a tax OF between torty-five and fifty
cents on the hundred dollars value OF
property, and it could be paid without
was maid ms interest WeSid be sI Dmt d into %
circulation.
After further debate, Mr.. II. Turner
having the floor, the House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21
For Rant

OE hGnI.
hREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
and two on Market Streets Enouira al
fsOS-tf LEWIS & woopSlaNsEE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21
For Rent

-FOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
In the city for sleeping or Office purposes
Mlll De ready April lSt. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas In each rn0m AppIy
al GARDTSER.S
ISO-o-J l5q Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21

TNHE SWAN" TAVERN ON wATEE
Il Street, containing seventeen rooms AID
ply I w a. ALEX. ROGERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-03-21
furRent.
For Rent
For Rent

A DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE ST
"A containing Six Rooms. Apply 10
1narzO'u PRYOR BOYD & co
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09
CLOTHS and CASsIMERES

is kept on haud, and will he made up at low cash
prices. We still give attention to orders from
OFFICERS OF the ARMY and NAVY.
Our long experience in that branch of our business
enables lis 10 say with confidence that none can
sulpass It's in getting up outfits for either SERVICE
Vf-All we ask is q trial.
Don't forget the paccNo 1876 North Ninth ST..
Philadelphia r. WELLS.
Sept II, lSG---tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

Es~The highest charge made ID Eve Per cent
Govs OF every description Except liquors. purchased
and forwarded with despatch when either cash trade
accompanies the order
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09
Deafness! Deafness F! Deafness I!
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
For FEMALES

1nallibie in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ
structions from Whatever Cause and
ALWA rs SUCCESSFUL as 4 PREVENTIVE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

thocu1ei 'y INVOLUNTARY nightly daily ossce houerer
"Ny caused or hosstr dgsrdtdtcdiu character
eetpg tho5c NoESip which
self abuse To- The SPECIFIC FILL coptp. no Mercury
Iron, Csnhardcs any injurious iusr.dcut Used in n
junction With the BrrornosfHEs il will ny rrns
POWERS In all cases OF I"Pot.ncy T"coracay.
Eg- NEW TREATISE zga
giving the most prominent aud ,p,artom. Of SEXUAL
DEBILITY will be mailed free oil sufferer. either sex
faieI 81 per box six boxc, for sS t Sold br Drug
gs and wholesale by the Proprisor, -. S>INCHEsriE
a Co. 10 whom, orders should he addressed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

Br CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
EIKroN. Nd, July.3l, 1867.
In all business transactions with Mr. +. T. Nfarn,
VIC have found him prompt and reliable Commission,
Merchant, and We very chceIfuy recommend him TO
the farmers and others Of Cecil WHO have proluce To
sell in the fillmore MAJ kets. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09
1863. SPENCER & WRIGHT.


Having known Mr.. Fletcher L. Marin" FOR mn'y
wears pest We take pleasure IN st,tiug Il 1--WE know
him to b. gentleman in whoal the utmos. confidence
may be placed in the Transaction If business. He is
prompt, attentive, ob4inS aud reliable John w
Randolph. Esq, Cashier 2ui National Bank, Isanc r.
Cook, Register Of Wills, Robert Turner. Ezq. john W
Run Co. Rev. AgIrew Muushv, PhiIa, Armstrong
Berry. Aug 3, 1Sc1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

Mr.. T. +. Marine has sold produce for lis ior
time past 10 entire satisfaction. Hi industry and
correctness cntitlc him to SUCCESS.
T. II. ALLEN 4 60.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09

lIAvRr DE GRACE, Hartford county, Nd.
MIR. Y. y. MARINE sir :--Wc say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory 10 for all the
business VIC have bad you to do for and VIC always
recommend any persons that know to yU; and you
can use our names for any Recommendation that You
may want. Yours,
December aotb, 1868 SPENCER & WRIGHT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09
ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.
FIFTY THO USAND BONES HA We BEEN SOLD
WITHIN THO YEARS.

TEN THOUSAND BOXES SENT BY LETTER,
both by myself and Agents to all portions of the world
10 which answers have been returned. in which ladies
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
The Science of Medicine 1aw ned upon the world.
IN REMOVING DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO IT'S PROPER CHANNEL,
Qnictng the nerves and bringing back the Rosy color
Of Hcalti" to the cheek of tho most delicate,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-09
PRICE 81 PER ROY SIX rnx1,s a

Sold at retail by IL. H. MI ECiGEII, Sole Agent for
1Ilkton, and by all Druggists. Sold in Baltimore by
COLEMAN ROGERS 173 West Baltimore ST.: CIIAS.
II. BEATTY CO.. corner Calvert md Franklin Sts:
w. II. BROWN 4 BROTHER. No. 4 South Liberty :
LOUIS SENT Co. No. - North Howard street.
General Wholesale Agents.
~ Ladies', by enclosing price, -, through the Ektnn
P". 3.n nave the Pills sent 10y mail feb y. lsG7-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

CHICAGO, Feb. ga correspondent Of
the Journal writes from Monteno, Ill.,, that
. malignant cattle disease has broken out
there. 1t usually commences by swelling
IN the TANKS, extending forward and later
ally until the creature dies. which generally
takes place within two or three days af er
the first symptoms Of indisposition are OBJ.
servablc. In the localities thus affected the
flesh assumes . dark color, and . watery
secretion, much like the scum Of blood, scts
ties Immediately under the skim.
The Journals Des moines special says
that Allen, alias Sergeant, the life insurance
swindier, bigamist and perjurer, has 90 far
recovered from bis injuries that the officers
started with him for Wisconsin yesterday.
d Oowan,a Des Moncs physician, Il
reported to have been drowned in Skunk
ri. Or yesterday evening. He was crossing
alone on foot. He leaves wife and ono
child. His body has not been found
An Alton dispatch says u fire occurred in
that CITY last night. One untenan,ed build
ms was destroyed and no more loss than
$1,000.
The Liverpool market report quotes corn
At SIS q quarter, at noon to-day. Provis-
ions unchanged.
A ST. Paul dispatch says the prohibitory
liquor law will probably he passed by tho
Minnesota Legislature.
The Legislature will adjourn on the 9Th
March.
The Journal has a Washington dispatch
confirming the Times special Of the morn
ing concerning the impeachment of the
President
There are no items Of importance report
Cd from the Wisconsin Lsgislature
A Cairo dispatch says there was oiler
explosion yesterday in steam saw mill
three miles from Jonesboro, and several
persons were injured aud the engineer was
killed.
Both houses Of the Illinois Legislature
adjourned sine die this afternoon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-The particulars Of
the gold ssindIing operations in May, 1865,
~ which broker named John Ross, obs
tanned $500, 600 in gold from various bro.
kers IN this city, has como 10 light The
tifcates. apparently signed by the Contin :
entail Bank. Ross escaped with his booty
in Q vessel named the Dakota, which was
kept in readiness for the purpose Of carry
ing him away. He is now presumed to be
in Brazil, where he is safe, there being no
extradition treaty between the tWo coun-
tries.
The steamer Memphis takes 80, 900 bush.
els Of c.rn, a third each TO Charleston,
Savanna ard Mobile, on account VI the
Southern Relief Commission. Before the
close of another week the Commission
hopes TO be sble 10 ship BY another Nation.
81 vessel, larger quantity. towards rsliev
ing the fearful restitution in large sections
Of Alabama, Georgia, South and North
Carolina.
NJ. De Boz, editor Of De Bows Review,
died yesterday, u Elizabeth City. N. j..
after brief illness.
Madame Parepe was married on Tuesday,
to Cal Rosa, violinist.
The Superintendent OF the State Insur>
ance Department reports the assets Of the
Sun Mutual Insurance Company to be aie>
quate and sufficient to justify its continu>
ance in business with an additional capital
of $500 900.
Gov. Fenaon has revoked the mandate
for the delivery Of Captain George Olney
TO the Virginia authorities. and ordered
him released from custody, the acts charged
against Olney not beng sufficient for his
surrender.
The Stephens Fenans had private meet
ing to-day. Report says a portion Of the
convention favors the reorganization of the
circles. or forming q directory with an exec.
utivc council in this city.
An alarm Of fire in q public building in
Erie street, Jersey City, was given 10 o'crk
this morning. and created great constcrna>
ton among 200 or 500 children, several Of
whom, with one or two teachers, in their
efforts to escape. were trodden on and &C.
vsrely injured. One girl. named Laura Me-
Coy, aged eight years, is probably fatally
injured Some Of tho children jumped from
The windows.
The losses BY Ore on Broadwa this morn.
hog were, Nesgenthal 4 Co., wine dealera,
$4,000; White, White,nsn 4 Co., clothiers.
$4,000; fully insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
B. HEINZ,
Produce 4 Commission Merchant,

no. 4 BURROWS BLOCK LBvEa.
DAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALL
JIG kiads Of Country produce, butter, egg, etc.
6oAs stores always on hand. Buys and selA Of
eomm;s,n mvtldH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

PnTsprne. May 10th. isis.

PirTsBrne. May 10th. fsa6.
Mwssas. Hosrxrrrn& sni1a
GEsrIxSrs during visit 20 the West, last TALL,
con;racsed chiiis anu fever. which brought me 10
my bed. sna naally terminated in typhoid fever and
eoni;Oed me to my room for several months during
which time was physically PROSTATE tina, nj
most tespsred u ever recovc'in my health having
almost cntisely lost my appetite for day-. not being
able 10 eat morsel added b. which was distressed
with rceling sensation In my head. and passed
msnf sleepsse nrhts--all from debility caused by
my pr"s,TAte c1ndiiion. hro1ght about by fever. AZ
this stage 81 my condition friend recommended me
Ia ypur osleuutrd stomach Btters, bat being
morally opposed 10 the uss 0f stimuian's In any FORM
at fret declined. but aterwsrd yielded my prvju.
diccs, and. after taxing the ms3ienc for several
weeks, my appetite returned, and With II am rapid
~ reranng my former strength and vtgcr. NJ
sleep iiro1 ths loss of uAAcA 6avs sunosu1 mu-h,)
hss ssvw 49, boslee No. = = 0pw, ~ rssltno
seaea9oa (elDes an11o4 ~ - sa1Iv ~ ne. NJ
boWeD, 49, were mueA eooG1Doeo1 - irregular.
are new 60 neeusa1, -. = ~, la0 - % Say
tAAt SeJ0Vuo)f ~ -, 81 tsoAoe POD tbA To-.
ua.nia 9 - epgsssaeies q loe voe1ceh prep ~
atioe. = esees ~ go so4ei8 - ! hees. may
ava1) e00oqvO eet0 VG(U0. VAa1 Sgo1U11cs kept
Gooyo 0oe4onQ ~ - IsQG pesi61. I1ny ak0
ed ~ ~ lkyslcao. oes 0og11e ~ benoeclal ef
- q yosf bl(tesp % -. rsco00eado4 that US
them regularly.
You're. very respectfully. -
No Is Msrket street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

DuBrQuE, Feb. 2S.-Jacob Wiseman, a
farmer near Farley, who has been in the
habit Of inhumanly treating bis wife, until
last Saturday night, when she escaped with
her child to save her own life, applied a
torch to his house on Tuesday night, at
midnight, having rilci quantity Of grain
and his furniture on the first floor, and in
the face Of those running 10 his assistance,
cut his throat from ear TO ear withn razor
Jealousy accounts Tor it all. Upon learning
OF his death his wife sank sensclcss TO the
floor
b. B. Richards declines to be the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor Of Dubuque.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The House Ju
dietary Committee made report to day de.
nouncing polygamy AZ contrary to the spirit
Of Christian religion. end relic Of heathen>
ism and barbarian, and subversive TO mar>
liags relations 10 all nations where Il is tol
Grated. Il is simply legalised prostitution,
destroying the original and divine condition
Of society.
The official account Of Escobeda's victory
over Miramon has been received.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

TO CURE CONSUMPTION the system must be
prepared 80 that The lungs Will heal To accomplish
this the liver aud stomach must fret be ceansed and
AN appetite ercnted for good wholesome food which.
by thee. medicines Will be digested properly and good
healthy blood made thus bnilding mp the constisu
tion. sCHEN jk's MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach 81 all bous or mucous aceumnlat aud
by using the Sea Weed Tonic In connecticut Tho APP
petite 10 restored.
sCHENCKs Pui.MONIC SYRUP lie nutritious
- yell medicinal. anil, by ueing the three remedies
all impurities expelled from the sy-tem nni good
Wholesome blood made, which win repel all disease.
patients viii take these medicines according to d.
rcciions Consumption very frequently In it, lnrtstags
yle,ds readily ~ their action Take the pills RE-
quentiy. TO cleanse The liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels not eostive
they not required. for sometimes in dianhra they
as- nes~psary The stomach must be kept healthy.
and an apostle created 10 allow the Pumonic Syrup
to act the respiratory oreans properly and sllay
any irritation Then s that is required TO perform
permanent cure IL, 10 prevent taking cold kxercise
about the room. m much possible eat all the rich.
e-t food fat meat game. and. In fact. anything the
appetite but be particular and mastcae we'll
LIST mo-feb3-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
CITY PROPERTY!
rom S.4LE.

Lot corner Brady and Fifth street, s<xl50.
Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. e4xl6O.
Aow occupied q coal ' ard. has good railroad
scil,sies. ands suitable for stores, warehouses,
Or MILLS.
Lot corner Of Perry and rifh streets, ~ feet
mont on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street, and is the best position in the city for an
elevator.
Lots with front on the N. b NJ. X. Il. and
100 feet on Western Az enue and Gaines streets.
With frame office aud stable first rste location
Tor lumber yard.
Good building lots in East Davenport, have
ane view Of the river, Rock Island, andths citiss
efDavenport aud Rock Island. Price o900sach.
Is Coed building lots in the city Of Roeh
slaud, within Eve minutes walk OF the y. 9.
Arsenal. Price from eaoO to ESQ.
1Outlots Of ten acrss esch. hslfmil iroa city
Rock Island, on the Camdea and Rock lslaa1
road. Suitable for gardening or fruit reiaine.
mselS Apply TO GEO L. DAVENPORT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK;
1863 Brosd'cay, Corner Of Frankie" Stree.
Designsted Depository and Fiscal Agent OF the
United States.
This Bank has Cash Capital paid up Of
One Million DOllars.
Invites sccousts. and gill dilcosnt pepef. ard
receive all National bank bills at par. ana mats
collections throughout the United STATES anu
Os0ada 81 the lowest rates.s ~. i,
This Bank has large deposits, and Is fiscs!
Agent for the Vi ited 6eosss, end Dsposseesy Of
Public Moneys
=, We ere sure all will Ind osr institstisa one o.
the most Agreeable and advsntageous pieces 70
Act Is rsdssn min ~. agent for Nssieb.l Bssts'
Troy: Albany, Boston. PSilsdelphia, Baltimore
ed Wesntnesen, ~ ass
- Reyeaue Stamps on hsnd q the eess
rates. Win deliver nv frsesiooai cutrseet.
at Bsnk. u ssns not lsss Ties el.ece. pee n
oress, tree OF charge; also. one ana we 49, ~.
ead nse eat coin i besp sfeso eass' n sn''s
5osEfa U URyls, PresidssA.
JOHN I. HILL. Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
VIZ A. Kosse, OF KeSAe & Osrlisss Aueeson
eers. 81 aud SO Leonard street.
InoA,sA A. Nrss, ia, Of vyse soess' ~
pVas "a a. e w ssa s's - W.. saith Co.
Importers Of Dry 0aods. 81 Franklin street.
Ao + e. ~ I've. 80 Sss' :s"'' !. "'' :.
s s:s ). s ssay: s :..!.
'ss -; !s.ss 80 .asss:. "a e gaM:..,.,-sr
- g: Es 80 9 y s.s ss :':ss.
RflOR-Csr1ee ~ N-aAnA IA Hsrv&turer, . "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
JOHN Il. COFFIN,
LAND AGENT,

Hss for ssle. l59 o00 acres choice Forming
Lauds in Iowa, in os different counties, sslsstsd
from 10 to Is years since. BY special agents. -
mostly owned By the psasaisss.
1900 acece ID lllinoss, Wisconsia end MIME.
sofa, Unimproved Lots in Davenport LsOsairs,
priaeetsa, Waloott. DurAnt, Atalissa. Downsy.
Iowa City and Dee koines. Twenty dWellinG
houses asd stores in Davenport .ovedtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

HAVING tEEN EkGAGED IN THE;PkAU
II tee Of Medicine aud Surgery for the last
TWENTY NV YHARs ~ THIS SSAry. has ps rman-
emily located IN this city. and offers his profes-
sional services 10 the cifiaens OF Davenport and
vicinity. and hopes by his long experience with
the diseases Of the ciimste to merit and r.ue i've
sortion.of public patronage.
'iice Of Third and brady, over Lind.
saws Jswclry Store, residence IN what Yves for
m.riy known - che Fulton House, ON Water
street. above the hstdee. juney1 dit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
JOHN OCHS 4 SON.
AaoxTs pUa
The Sale of Real Estate,
and l,n0nneaaNm Nl' G1Ahfa

MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECURlTY
q .nn ACRES OF CHOICE PRAIRIE
ZsCVV Land in Scott. Cedar. Benton, Pow
sshiek. Tama and Iowa Counties.
IL .lMpaovsp FANS. of l6v acres each, from ;
TO II miles fromn Davenport.
10 lNPRovRD FANS Of so acres each, from
TO Is miles Of Davenport.
A Coon IMPROVED FAnu Of $40 acres. within
Is miles Of Davenport.
A roop lsrRovEp FARM OF 100 acres, within
i6 miles of Davenport.
A Coon IMPROVED Fam Of 2o4 acres, 80 acres
Of tnhe-, within l, miles of Davenport.
A Coon iSrRovEp fAsN Of a2o acres. within
Is miles of Davenport
Dice No. - brady Street, over Wilson's
Jewelry Store. jan26 -dsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
-----------~0A----
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 90. - Gov. Fletcher has
brought suit sgainst The St. Louis Evening
DsepaacA. ler defamation Of character
agee laid - 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM
TESTIMONIAL ~ MEDICAL MxN.

CTONN FUIEI, WHSt To- Afu.KMuy 10 -
Dn. Joun DriL-Deas Sir Laet February woo -
Louisville purchasing dsnGs. and got come OF youe
Ssvaaparilla and CedSon iiters. Ny sOn tn-1sw Who
Was with me In the store. had been down with s9su
uaiirm for some time. commenced ON the Bteeesss
aud found his general health improved. Dr.
ist who had been Ia bad health. tried them, and he
Also improved DR.. Coffee, who had been In bad
health for several stomach aud liver affected
= he improved very much 10y the Of your Dhtess.
Indeed the Cedron ttcrs has given you great popu-
larity In this settlement. think could sell great
quantity Of Your medicines THE fall especially Ut
your Cedron Bltter- and Sarsapasfls. ship me via
Memphis, care kicket 3 Nicely. Respectfully.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

ID iYSiCIAN AND SURGEON Office, cor
4 I'd and Brsdy Streets. under Stre-pcs 4
Bay store. Residence on lsth a.. bet Bra
~ end Main, octBd. DIR a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01
Mlas. =. l.. PHELPS

STUDIO no. -FARRAND'R Blu, I'D FLOOR
DmOTO0RAfuS WORKED IN OH. ON
Il wsaer Coiors. or India Ink. on plain or
sioumenised pepper. Particular attention paid
20 copies.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-01

k0R0T
NATIONAL BANK
AVID
Depository Of the United Ntstee.
THIS BANK THE FIRST NArIoNALBlNK
L TO commence business in the United Ssatsal
continued to 4n4Nf rNT
BUY & SELL EXCHANGE
on the mostfayorsoie terms--nskisg colIecsiSns
at all accessible points, and draws on al the
prominent places IN tae United States; deals
Cold Coupons ard Gold 0,a6a
sitter Coins.
And makes its own SIGHT or TINE DRArra
on over soo Cries and sowxs in
England, Scotland, ireland.
and on the continent OF Euyone
Ii pays the highest market price for all of the
maturing gold coupons. and has constantly on
hand all the variety of
GOLD BEARING BONDS
issued BY the U. q. Government. Thie Fsok i .
Depository Of the rnhpsc ya~rsne
Of the Unitea 0eotoe,
We offer to parties who subscribe for The 80
Loan through us,
To Redeem the COUPONS q Ma
turity, Free Of Chsree,
ALLOW interestto date on oil and years i've
per cent. legal tender notes. whether
same be with or without coupons.
~ This Bank respectfully solieits deposits
on current account, or on certificate Of deposit,
and TO oil Of its customers il pledges the most
liberal treatment. HUGO SCHMIDT Cssh.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD. Pres