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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

SUGGESTION TO CONGRESS. The
Herald in view of the political dis
tnrbances at the mass meetings in the
South, suggests:
Congress should come to the res
cue on this point. 1t should certainly
assemble in July, and take measures
TO provide against political campaign
ing In districts not politically free,
Dut subject to military law. If it does
NOT, we Shall see undone all that has
hitherto been done toward restora.
tion of the States"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23
FROM CASADA.-A despatch from
Montreal to the New York HeyrlIsovs.


FROM CASADA.-A despatch from
Montreal to the New York Herald saws:
The Minerra (French semi-oilicial
journal here) tells its readers that
''hlr. Davis, the heroic President of
the late Southern Confedcracy, may
be Looked for today or tomorrow, !"
and that 'thc city yWill bespro,dS to
give him its hospitality" No doubt
the paper speaks by authority, and
the Mayor being p Mr.. Starnes, n
man who is devoted to the party in
power and shares their -Confcde
rate (Southcrn) views, it is very
likely that Davis, on his arrival, will
receive something like the hospitality
of the city. t
The present ministry have taken
the tone from England, and spoken
unofiicially in favor of the late rebel
concern, and grieved for its sudden
downfall; they were also jubilant at
tho apparent establishment Of an
empire in Mexico, and lachrymosc at
its sudden dissolution. Therefore, it
may be inferred that there will be
shaking OF hands and n good deal of
other nonsense between Davis and
the conservative. c., the anti.Ame-
rlcan party--on that great offenders
arrival here.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

REGISTERS OF BANKRUPrcY.- full
list OF nominees for registers of bank
rnptcy was made out by Chief Justice
Chase, on Saturday. There is, as the
law provides, one for each district.
These appointecs are to be confirmed
By the United States District Judges.
Washington Republicans.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23
GENERAL LoSGsTREEr. The New

GENERAL LoSGsTREET The New
York Tribune says:
Gen. Longstreet's presence among
t4c vlce-prcsidents of a meeting in
New Orleans, addressed by the Hon.
henry Wilson, was highly remarka-
PIE. pic. Of course, he is not radical
o1! he knows the wisdom of libe-
failty. and can be hospitable to free
and sincere speech. There is in the
manly act OF Gen. Longstreet an ON.
coira9ing overture toward the rccog-
milton of Northern men and Nortbern
ideas: He may not believe as we do
Dnt the act itself is practical recon,
ciliation, and we applaud it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

The Western papers record another
tragedy i'll Indiana. A Mrs. Allgood
came all the way from Kentucky to
Jackson County TO reclaim Il hus-
band who had deserted her. The
brute of husband repndiated her
with sneers, and the woman, gouded
to madness, took poison, and was
found dead in the porch next day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

THREATENING NEGRO DEMoSsTHA
TIoNs NEAR THE CARBON HILL CoA1.
Prrs.-The negroes in the vicinity of
the Carbon Hill coal mines are, we
are informed, drilling nssiduously
and in large numbers, their conduct
being such as to create very serious
apprehensions of trouble in the
minds of the white citizens of the
neighborhood. The negroes are very
lnsolcnt i'll their manners, and threat
ell to take the lands of the whites.
which they say properly belongs to
them according to the rights gnar-
anteed them by the recent Congress
sional legislation.
Richmond Ei.unil.eL..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23
80 -
LOCAL Itenn@

posTorFsfr HouksE The office is
open from g ann. uau 81 p. M,
and from 6 until 7 p. n. The North
ern mail closes at a15Sp. m., and all
other mails close at S1b. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

In Lowell, two rival traders kept
their stores open and goods hanging
out all night, each having determined
not to close until the other did.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

The income of Mr.. Bonner, of the
New York Lelye,', last year. was over
5000, 900. He WAS formerly q jour
neyman printer on the Hartford
COurdm
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

Cheat a physician by leading q
temperate life, and the lnwyer oy
keeping out Of debt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

IN entering upon the third week of his
popular clearing sales, Mr.. II. C. SILVER
intends Offering some wonders in all styles
Of Embroidered Goods. The favor and
POPULARITY OF the clearing move induces
him 10 continno to dispense tho great bar
gains as heretofore
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

CoNFIRMATroN.- Right Rev. Bishop
Lynch arrived in Columbia Tuesday
afternoon, and, yesterday morning,
administered the sacrament of con-
firmation to some twelve or fifteen
peNsons.in St.,Peter y. Church .-.--..--.-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

jon PRINTING. The Job Oflicc Of
the Ph@ni.c is as complete rs any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. Al; work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates. Z.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-23

DRY GOODS. New York Lntle-
pendent. (the dry goods organ of that
city, lii its issue of Saturday, SAYS:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

Aneen@clen. te6e9R re - hxint r., len
Ct(v. II
- x...e.r $780, A : g.
davs -.
Mont;c.il. 4 ,o~ ;,c,rnoe...a ,,.,s. ~.
nsv mno;c;nsI i.v az ~. stsse
rh- w:I-.h.-. - !. t..
lug "'"ns 49,. -. e .ns ns S ., :
n .r.,, psps' JUST s's''eo * '''ess ''ty' ~
WI heas'.
The bus'ington 4 nssscssl kssaroaa ~
nov completed 70 Charifon, lsS miles west
Of harrington.
! Intelligence has reached Bellevue that q
citizen Of that place who left for tbs nouns
taine. has been scalped by the Indians on
the Plains.
8 lltsje chilA Il G. r. Mathss Who resides
obGot1buf ui1D - 16non. came very
- tpiog te vi ~ pulling pan
/ - ~ 80 - w 11g H. contests
- ~ "a - ~ - ~ md shouls
\ -
1 M Ac,s.ers 1ykrean - John CoHse
losa 4 -aIlet .eos,Hsiain. .6afssn - NSseas
4 donsrs 30 ~ - No. 1sS - 16eS
Hsjm;cs Az - ~. ,nen.-s,;. ,s.s Mord.,
i A. Ansmcsa.
=, ,ss- a.. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT
! ! ! ] !
BEyEtAGE OF HEALTH.
NV IosK, Feb. ~, 90.
-Il1E Mr.. Leopard HoR, 542 Broad
JSwsy. NY
Doar Sir:-In reply TO your
V1&I)f7 inquiry ~ tn the ac ion taken
w ~ by the Academy u Medicine
VlS a In reference u Hof q Ex-
io1S1 tract Of Malt, which WISE sut,-
United 60 10 for examn stion
some weeks since. heSeop inform You that the Com
uit,se of Three to u "a wes rcsrrsds With direc.
tions 10 report upU u, took the matter utO careful
Consideration add on the Ssh lest majority Of the
Cousnftee presented report thereon, Of which the
following II extract:
This letter and the following seport arc signed BY
the Chairmm q she Cemmittec, Dr. D. b. GstecOm.
REPORT OF THE REV YORK ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE.
.'Ths Ccmmit1ec have ascestoined 10 wAAe they
consider svAiciens extent, the lN0REDlENTS Of
the article. and alro its NODE OF PREPARATION.
And they have feosoa 10 HkLlEvE that II df6sfs In
come uasked PARTICULARS from the ususi pscpa-
ratoruo q mali known under the name Of B18NS
AN, and POkTEH, nd TH8Y 0G08vB II. GAL
CC1AT0 TO ACTAe AMID TONIC ~ - .
certain ektent o. . N0TWMENTia 49, eodA y
which the ordinary ~ nqo0fs 0Sght mo- b. found
TO agree. especially = consequence OF THE MOD
csssv ~ 80 hs1k asd SAey ~ iuSu6sd in
appropriate csses." 1880
sola Il lguei,as' md crocsn'. sFs9pas &isha1a
agencies (NghCspply TO ho6a Mr. Eeraq1 nPok
bas Bfpldnsy, IN. r.. a LANAI ELDE TuODE y
CO SD0le AE11onV 0ovuoDort, IoWe. %swssfa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
Knowles
STEAM PUMP.

PArENfgD X ENGLAND AND FRANCS.
This Pump has received thc HScmEsr Psenun q
every Fair whore Il has been exhibited. viz: New
York, Roston, baltimore Cincinnati, Buffalo. eyrA-
cuse, Springfield ana Worcester. q
II has no Csanks Or Ry-Wh ssk and bae ~ aea4
points where it will stop. consequently 10 always
ready 10 start without dong starting haf and dOcg
not require hand work TO get part tn csntss, and
Il the only Pump made that viii work ~ steaa
valve with water. consequently Il always ready To
start when the steam cyhsdert y ned with cold Nc
nnss been used for more shaa eight years ibr fcsd
M stationary STEAM BO1Lgk0, And has been upe0
more than ave years On LOCOMOTIVES, and y the
only Steam Pump yet tried that i In every wsy 49,
ted for that usc Il hae besn extensively used fDe
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutione. Min.
ing PURPOSES. and Manufacturing Grtasien0en0 q
every kind with pefft suoc1go. IL ~ been tested
IN The Navy. and 10 consequence 10 rogc0mended ~
The Chief Engineer Of u. =. Navy. 10 be used ct the
Navy Yards and Steamers. A Fire Engine II v
recommended by all lns. Companies, ana IL untver-
oally adopted BY the manufacturing companies n
New England Although we have been constantly
making additions toOur W0fke yet setup1diy incrco-
cling demand for oav Pumps Aos hetocvoe bsea gseat-
or than possible psodostons 6 M seceut eli-
largement OF our wosha and extensive additions TO
cur manufacturing iAcpiscs, We hoPs y - able %
' Tps Prorristors o1sr ths Pump q the most Per:
feet Independent steam Pump ever invested, and
for simplicity and durability delee eomprtitfon.
For further Information. address thc PROPRIETOR d
| their works,
Warren, .Nooss.
| iva-iv KNOWLES . efBLEY.A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

"Pisny"--A statement is going The
rounds Of the newspapers to the effect that
lake larger than Lake Superior exists in
British America, the knowlcdgc Of which
has been carefully kept from tho world BY
the Hudson Bay Company. This Lake 10
called Ncepignon. and sbounds with fish.
snd its shores With game and fur animals.
II Is said to lie north Of Lake Superior.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

A FIGHT occurred on The 2Slh ul,imo, at
DAnville, North Cno,iua, between the q. 8.
Burial Corps aud body of negrocs,in which
pistols and brickbats were freely used. The
Burial Corps WAS Driven out of town. Two
men were wounded on eAch side.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR are 70
Gaaned By HslsBoaue nasaACs Dccau. ttsd4v1l
COIt0M'a Select Flavcrs
or THE

CHOICE FRUITS Il 9PHCEg,
Are cssAsns quite . sensation among Lovers Of
CAoice fos thsir de,icisus xavurs
Strict Rusiiy cad unrivalled strength. Those who
With the best and those who Wish to economise seek
thsa sCsltsnD rnc vauilla Flavor 70 seuxhl By
many who appreciate that Rich Flavor IN IL Purity,
(very unlike ~ many vasiIla Extsac1s b narket)
Ex-C0v. JAuo 7. SnEzR. - Pn0sSpEace. r. l.. SAYS
~ ~ uropounsss them supsrioe to any Flavor.
ing k1tf1c6 she has ever uAed.
Kx-(3ov. Wn. A. BrukIN0nAN, or C0uNNCfIorT, says:
For long time We have used them, and find them
26fizHp, cfeethy rsssOns, the ven ksov,
author Of Springfield. Mass, says: They are the
Standard In Ill thls vicinity" s. RI. ... -
DnAIxRs TRKBLB THEIR SAILS WITH THEN.
Such Nst 81 References h seldom given. Sss
Circulars with Dealers. Sold by GroccTs and Drug.
gists. Prepared by J. w: COTTON. Propriesse q
Colt0n's Toilet Article No 3. to Heal and Beawtty
the Skin. Sold by Harrison s Stalks. and Parks 4
| Hosmer, Davenport. Iowa.
UAicaro Wha1esa,e Agents, FULLER. INCH
| tious. Sept. 25-diy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

RATHER LArE.-Ths Sandwich Islanders
are about TO erect monument in honor Of
Captain Cook. asa slight SAtonsment for
the conduct Of their forcfathefs in eating
him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
Gp8olAL YoyIo9D.
Prs0ls Il % s. psiss (ualll1
OF yGR
AEER1CAN w ATCH
MADE AT
~s,,.A>~. No.


f M vGnlshsuae N1a~s.
The .rcv,rsn watch Company. Of wslsha,n. Nnss
,.,necse,,lv that their asches arc ehespee
mos. 1rc.s.se he's complies. more dursh,e. bctter
saspasa se renersl use, and more easily leps In on.
A., .n rs,sred than any other watches in The mar
t.s r., arc simpler in strncture. and therefore
strange, ~. lees likely TO be injured than the ma.
,,,,,,, ~ s,,e,vp watches, which are composea NJ
sro,r ,ss y, m, pieces while In an old Enellsb vst.h
,h.,. az ,,ore than 100 parts. How they run upder
,h hs-.s, ,,i.l watches can have, 10 shown h, N.
following LITTER ..,
o~v,n, a, yur GrsrsAl srrxarxrrsprxr
,s.,Sa. Pa. 10 d., 1aso
Tire waic1ea nanufhcaur~d - -
49,. h n rse On this railroad Cor seversi vesrs -
s,se sIsie men to whom ~ fusnsh Wstches 3 ~
q eGs eauIesns I's au oar linz s "a shsss I'm
49, 49, srd rc,iahle mekcepers Indeed svr
ersse G1esion in saying ysnf watches s1ve = ~
hosbe, and have worn sny wsse. vssi much lo9.s.
:. n. - ts road. As you ere aware, ~ lossseris
fsusssi fi,rse q English msnufAeture, Of aeknoNi
edged good reputation ra they Snn .ney never kept
time a. CORRECTLY nor "A'e .' No"e y good SERVICES
n these statement. am sustained by my prede-
cessor, Mr.. Lewis whose ssy,ssencc extended over
. series Of years. kes enWAkn w,,,,
| General Superinte nJent.
| Arrr,c.x w.r.u Co, wArrnAs.
| We make new five d'nefent grades OF watches
named respectively as ioi"~s'
Appleton, Tracy 4 CO. Walthsm, Mass.
| WshAsm Watch COMPANY waltham, Mass.
r. g. Bestlett. "aithan- Aase.
| VIM KlIery Boston, MAse.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass.
An cfshesc. with the exception Of the Home watch
compapy. are warranted by the American Watch
Compapy to be Of The best material, ON the
most approved principle. and to possess every
reou,site Cor a reliable tlme-keeper Eyery
dealer selling the- Watches is provided
with the Company printed card of ssaran.ee, which
should accompany each Watch sold, so that buyers
nav fee, sure that they are purchasing the genuine
Article. There are numerous counserfsts and imsa,
tons OF our watches sold throughout tho country
and NC would canton purchasefs to be on their guard
against imposition
Aov sr.des Of wsl,hsm Watches NAV be purchae
ed 81 Match Dealers throughout the country
WODBiNS r. APPLETON.
elm ls0 Broadway. Now York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
"UIsToRIOAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic . Neural8ic Cenpeuad

TIE RHBUMAT1C . NDURAI0IC COMPOUND.
RlFTERN ycays ago. Capt l.. p. Copeland wa. COM
7 msnder Of . Boston brig, owned by the late Hob
so 10 ssas s the s
Of the Castle OF San Juan de Cua, attacked with
his old complaint, Rheumatism. While suffering Sc.
verely on board his vessel he was visited by Next
can-Spsnisrd, who saide,c could relieve him Of his
pain and entirely cure him Of his disease. Tie Wis
itor returned with hts medicine improved hie words;
der Iis tssstness nd ~ sooS ccapiessiy ssss
50 delighted "a. the .Old Sea Dog" that he pur-
eaas1a sSs sesss r ST Ms for
Alter Capt CUpeisnd returned 70 Bcetoh. cssk
Gardiner bought number Of bottles OF Tn is1iele
f $780, cs x. 4 e:. SSfPs:s s'
chant ship to London took the article with him. and
sola II for guin bottle. ltattracted attenfiao q
hs bfoSSee, GlSsiss +. Gardiner, IN, Z puesksse
OF Capt. IL right 10 make ana ~ IL ar1j.
cleln England the West lnda Islands and Australia;
this In 1855 Cspt. n. d. Gardiner on recciptoi
ths notice Of the purchase from Capt Copeland, i'm
nedi.tely formed sco-p.rtnerehip with Ar. waieon,
wealthy dealer IN Lcodon, Who now. under the arm
%, g 6sie hSIis csleoGsivi1ossss;.; ~
H. ~ a.rd,ns - in Bossos, I'd -
ID: ID ss", Ga lsis Co.. q Nh ss e :ss;:
m. q. +. 00f01Gf iW0o010leY o11not1G0ed o1o9Re
s sss;sIs5 Il 3: 4 :: Is s
is 1854 s. 81 o. e =. =
S& 8. "a. = =. s. IT, s : ~ : - =
.: n: ! 8 E $50 fsSgsss''' e''d's'r' ms
ss ss.:E - r'sa e ,s :,
SsseSsss 81 g ss:::sc''s Z L. SEE: : +;
- "'-'l' i s ks:,seesiiy, x. BOOTH,
oysssr Dealss. &c. Aeeasoa : Dssfsssasss.
1t q - - itas 80 Y ~ s,fAt z
~ ehssAass . NBsralgic u oukn, q 2 4
duced 10 offer you few words o. enccusagnent,
$50 ssss s w, .sss:s .ss[
with acute Neuralgia IN her head, ia.e and brsast-
i1f $50 49, w. = $3.50 a. $ S:s
s \ =, !, S - osnls., g, -
used BOTTLE the Neuralgia and paralysis had die.
appea. I'd and Il has mot returned i secpwmcnd the
CumrSdHa shhout hssis.tice, to ~ pesosetspcbacd
tsiiosi u ssflcient gusseHsSofyr geeuihcness Of
S.s r I'd S rs q you, sssy sss
einss' RsApsssi'ly 1s: S2 MAJ. 80 !.
OF Hale i Co, Real Estsss ana Psseot Ascnss
lonhas1 b.. a -
-. A--....s.. -.
On. 9Ansua, Psce's 0erdissr's nSeuma1ie 4 Nes
J y! a q =. =, = $50 se:
81 - y ~. - d : ~ ~ =
Rsok onneyiaca0 well = se9ting, ed anes trying
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

The Burlington -Aryss gives IN account
Of similar afray which occurred On the
4sh at that place. The circumstances appeas
70 be - follows. Three young msu from
the country named respectively, Adam,
Frederick aud. James Dean, came 10 town
10 spcnd the Fourth Aftsr visiting several
saloons and drinking freely, they vent to
the one kept BY Mr.. II. Amer calling for
glass of beer they quasreled with the pros
pr,s'cr. aud went out and began 10 demol.
,,n me door and windows, upon which NJ.
II. began ming At them with 1 pistol, one
shot t.k'ng effect in the leg Of Adam Dean.
Tie whole PARTY then made an assault uner
Ne. II In which ne wAs struck unon fhs
head With spade. the blow srsc,n,; Nm. . M.
skull and rendering him senseless phr ~
clans D<Fe Immediately called, Who arss.sa
the injured mans wound, prououue;nv !,
very dangerous and probably fatal. As,s,
the cemmission Of the crime the Deans Aej
to thsoe houlss, some I miles cut Of the citv
They wsss, 6aally arrested aud commit *
q iail in default Of 81 900 bail each. 4
awsis the rssult Of Hagsmsier's injuries
unuumsiss ~ = Wiz and nice children. -
y rspsgts1 e hsvs sssn . ~ qsiss a.
4 UVovS - - e. as*5
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09
11lOndlm amsl Hnsaa Patch Cen
iimed In One nsePl0rmsaoCe.


Of the Milwaukee sentinel.
A feat, which for skill, nerve and daring
has seldom been cquall,d, ives performed
on Monday, the cath of June, by Edward
Ankssy, boz about seventeen years old.
on the Wisconsin river, near klbourn City,
.ere there is iall Of shout four feet over
dam recently constructed by Byron Kill
bourn. hso. The boy, Edward Ankncy,
who has the reputation OF hsing the most
skllul and darng Of oil engaged i, log
driving ON the Wisconsin, offered TO go
through The rapids on single pine log At
ABOUT q O'Clock ?. NJ, to the nstonishment
OF every one there, he was seen sitting on
u log and being lowed down towards the
rapids by friend aud companion, Cub
Carter, who vas TO accompany him in his
descent in u beat. A they neared tho rap
ids. the boy assumed standing position
and went ahead Of the boat. The assem-
bled crowd were awe stricken AZ his daring
and breathlcss, anxious silence prevailed.
lie, however, sppesred as coliecosd - II on
land. Down rushed the log into the bsil>
ing, fcsming cataract, jerking md plunging
through tho white and foaining torrent.
The beat WAS nearly. svampsd, and had 70
DO put TO the nearest shore. but the gallant
boy, Anknsy, never lost his ids1ti0ld or
bslaece / uafsiseriue md proudly erect, he
accuse tnaseer Of Che tsrsent, and, amid Che
shodessf spplsuse'sf The ssshcrSea specta-
tors, went on to still water, where he was
taken off the log By Carter, after he had
bailcd out his boat.
The log went lsngthwise down, but on
the 4,h Of JAY. Aukney proposes to De-
sccnd again on log crosswise through the
same falls tsi 4 .f4tz fT~-tf D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

size san Francisco, California, IL the bn>i-
est aport ia the world. The annual ex-
ports ere about $40 800. 900 the imports
nearly as much the manufactures arc
worth nearly $20, oeo. 600 the real estate
amounts TO about $22 200, 900, and the cash
value OF the land. buildings and movable
property Of the city Is about 5000, 0eO. 900
although assessed for taxation at only $500
tton mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

Harrison's Peristaltic Lozengers.
Pleasant. Proapt and Effective. Two taken q
night move IT, bowels once next morning. Unlike
oil P.s they cause pain require increase Of
doee to perfect cure.
They cure Headachc. Dissness~ Oppression after
eating Sour Rising. and every evil arising from Cos
frvxxs and IxplGEs1Ion Warranted in Ill cases Of
PMS, either blecdine or blind. june21-1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

IWtTo00S ~ Ao0h0no ~ ACx01.
A letter from Tcxas states the Indians
have adopted . new method cG treating
their male white prisousrs--ths, Of skim
ming them alive Durtng the last mooth
some three thousand head Of cattle intended
for Fort Sumner, in New Mexico, were fore
IDLY seized and driven OF by either South>
srn Camsnches Or kickspoos, and that
one a. the unfortunate hcrdess we after
ward found With his bead completely .ever>
ed and h,s bodv skinned down ~ The waist
The superstition was that he was skiuned
alive, which 10 hew feature In the ecccu>
sricities Of lodsan basbarity. Tho prcsump>
ton NAV also be INDUCED ia that the poor
fellows hide wee tanned fop useful, OF what
the ssvagss my deem ornAnsntal purposes.
There will BE- feassing aAd srolioiag amonR
shs Indians over such . haul, les che cattle
u the Llsno and San Sabs region are among
the fatscst and finest in Texas. What The
soldiesx q Ne New Mexican pee6 my cav
about Il when the beef CONES up missing.
. ncse than cen tell they viii probably
be compelled to patch ous and put up with
rusey pork yss swhils ar
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Important for lnvaiids.

important for lnvalids.
TAc veskness Of the stomach, and IL fsintly pss-
losnine its Offices 10 only occasioned BY the debility
u the and their various branches, b.
being pastered up with phIegm and aeid dress
isAisestih,e mesle, offensive drinks or Other matters
which remainipg too long ASSUME corrodng qualify.
BRANDRETns PILLS
Cleanse the stomach and bowels of an unheathy &C.
csna,.tlu,r, ana purify sud invig~ste he blooA,
and shonlA b nscd BY those who having Lost are u
pursuit OF hsslih
The Hon. Demss Barnes says; II cell more Of
BranaFeth'e Pills than OF all Others pus toRcthes
BRANDRETTs PILLS are sold By al druggists,
and a the grin;p.l Sse n1r =, s aouss
ROvemment stamp on each POI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-09

WASHINGTON kilograms predict that the
present session Of Congress will last NOT to
exceed ten days. This prediction ia based
IN the resolution that no business hut re.
construction shall be touched. The number
Of new reconstruction bills introduced on
the first Jay wss eg,t. n, with this besin-
mig, the 10th Congress shall be able to
pass rcconsirucsion bill in ten DAYS. it will
40 what its predecessor took more than ten
months TO accomplish.