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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-01-03
Markets.

New YORK, Jan. &c P. NJ.
Gold 1921. Coupon Skies of ga, 1O5! Regis
tered do. Of IS, 1O6. The dry goods market is
steady and unchange trade quiet but healthy.
Cotton frmer; Uplands 81 cents; Orleans 1853
cents. Flour frmer Southern S11 25@$17.-
Wheat 10l2 cents higher. Corn 1 cent better ;
mixed 81 11!0e$1 145. Pork unsettled: Mess
500 G20lS21 80, Lard 1irmer at 11i0l13 cents
Groceries nominally unchanged. Money
steady Gold 1929. Freights dull Corn I'D. by
sail and 41!d. By steam to Liverpool Govern
ment securities are tirlner.
LATER
Governments closed rather better. Coupon
skies of 81, 1914 Registered five-twenties Of '62
1853. Ten-forties (coupons) 994@l00. For money
u cent. is freely offered and business done
at 70 cent. Gold closed at 1922 0l1324. Exchange
dull and heavy.
CINCINNATI, Jan 2-S P. NJ.
Flour is firm and unchanged. Whiskey is firm
at 50 26, in bond. Hogs are rather dull at 81 100
81 Go, net, closing firm; the receipts for two days
were 13 500 head; the Price Current gives the to-
tai receipts of the week at 40 900 head for the
son 294, 900 head, against 229 600 head last Year.
Mess pork is in good demand at $50. Lard II cts
Il ID. There is a speculative demand for both of
the articles from outside parties Bulk meats are
in firmer demand. Light green meats firmer )
holders ask cent advance. Gold 1872. Money
scarce and in demand.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 90 J. NJ.
Sales of 60 hogsheads tobacco-market firm for
Common Tugs at 50 45G9$3 80; Medium leaf So q.
Flour tirmer at 50 so. Grain unchanged. Mess
Pork active at $50 so. Hogs Sc 5O@s6 IS. The
receipts of shelled corn were 900 bushels, and of
Oats 1900 do. Lard ~ cents. Raw Whiskey, in
bond 30 I5uIl Meats ShOu16erS ct .
Clear Sides II cents.
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CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TN THE N. C. Presbyterian of September
L Goth, an article published over the sigma
ture of g Anxious" [ invite attention to eX-
tract from that article. If wholesome pline,
devotion to the cause of education, skill and ex-
perence in teaching will secure success, then the
Faculty ofthis Female College have all the elements
Of success There is institution where the
mental culture, the health, the MORALS and the
manners of the pupils, arc more looked after and
cared for. >
The next session will commence on the second
Monday of January, 1867. Each boarder will fur
nish her own lights and towels, and also pair of
sheets and pillow cases The entire expense OF
Tuition and Board, including washing, for Ses-
sion of Twenty Weeks, will be from S115 to 1925,
currency. $40 will be deducted when full settle
ments are made in advance. Extra charges will
be made for Music, French, Latin and Drawing
Advance payments will be expected, yet the great
est possible ndulSence:will be given our patrons
large patronage is needed desired and expected.
Address,
J. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL.
Statesvle, N. c.
Jan. 3 4S-4t*
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BEAR GARDEN FOR SALE.
T OFFER my PIantatiOn Ina Holy

H
Il Shelter for sale. One fourth cash. the ENaiI
balance in one two and three years. Deeds -EIe.l
to be given when all the payments are made.
There is in the tract about 1000 acres 1000
good farming land, new; 375 cleared and ready
for cultivation. The quality of the land is unsur-
passed in fertility. have made one hundred and
twenty four bushels of Corn off one acre and am
satisfied there is two hundred that, with the same
cultivation, will produce the like amount The
Improvement consists of one Dwelling House with
six rooms vita all necessary out houses, Barns
fences on one half of the plantation are in good
order.
The plantation lies the North East River
and Eleven miles from Burgaw Depot on the w.
u Weldon Railroad. The range for stock is good.
If the above property is not disposed of by the
18th February, it will be offered for sale at pnb-
lie auction at Exchange Corner, Wilmington,
North Carolina.
E. D. HALL
Jan. 8O-1twts-48-h
Newbern Journal of Commerce copy time a
week in daily )r one month.
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vTANTE D-AGENTS-s75 to $500 PEI
w MONTH for Gentlemen, and sag to $75 foi
Ladies, everywhere, 10 Introduce the Common
Ssrse Family Sewing Machine, improved and per
fected. 1t will hem, fell stitch. quilt: bind, braid,
and embroider beautifully-price only slO-mak-
ing the elastic lock stitch, aud fully warranted for
three years. We pay the above wages, or a com
mission, from which twice that amount be
made. Address or call on G. BOW Frs & CO.,
Pa. all letters answered promptly, with circulars
and Terms, @ Dec. 1-55&44-1m
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MARRIED..

In Duplin county, on the Goth inst, by Rev. W.
Nj. Kennedy, l.. 4. GARRISS Esq, of North
Hampton county, n. c., to Miss s. G. M ATHIS.
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$50 REWARD

WILL be paid for the return ola y
w MARE stolen from ME on the 26th JX
December, 1866. She is very thick and CT
short, about feet high black color,
with few white hairs blaze face right hind foot
and fetock white feet graveled and very tender,
and cannot travel W. Ii ; is with foal, aud in very
good condition. and about Il or l. years old
Also, one perfectly bla FILII, a little white on
one hind hoof, one year old last Spring, and very
large and beautiful for her age about feet high,
and well built. The latter was stolen about the
18th October last.
l will pay one hundred dollars reward for the re-
cient to convict the thief.
My address is Pink Hill, Lenoir county, n. Q.
WINkFORD HARPER.
Jan. 2 51-1t-4S.1t*
Fayetteville News and Raleigh Sentinel copy to
amount of 50 each, and send bills to ,Turnal for
naNment.
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The Masonic Brotherhood of Philadel-
phia have decided to erect a new Masonic
Temple in that city, to cost not less than
half million of dollars. e. -
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r. Lieutenant Colonel Homer B. Sprague
is preparing history of the Thirteenth
Connecticut Volunteers, regiment that
greatly distinguished itself during the war.
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In Lavacca, Texas, an old man, while
sleeping in the day time, was fyblown about
the nose, resulting in the introduction OF
screw worms, which penetrated his head sc
far as to cause death
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year. The fund will soon support 1900
orphans. @4 a-.saasto af
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FIFTY ENLLARS REWARD.

DROkE JAIL, on saturday morning.
ID Dec. 29th, Joe Groom, (negro) who was com
mitted to prison on a charge of rape. Said Groom
is about % years of age, height about feet or
inches. complexion bacon color he above re
ward will he paid for his apprehension and dc
livery to me, his confinement III any jail III the
State, so that can get him. -
SAATL r. BUNTING
Sheriff New Hanover county, G.
Dec 30 70 d4tw m
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NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1 will apply to the
l. Legislature of North Carolina, at it's session
to re-convene on the 22d of January, 1867 for an
act to correct an error in grant of land held by
me.
DANIEL JOHNSON, SEN.
Bladen county Jan. 8 4S-4t
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. "a. NJ.
There is good authority for saying that the bill
impeachng the President will be introduced into
the House on Monday next, by Mr.. Ashley, of
Ohio, with every prospect of success. The Presi-
dent notified to-day of the fact and expressed
himself ready for trial.
The United States steamer Don leaves Annapolis
on secret mission, having on board Admiral Por-
ter and Hon. Frederick Seward, Assistant Secre-
tarv of State. Her destination is believed to be to
establish the United States authority some
island lately discovered, as it IS understood that
the vessel will not be heard from until she returns
home. It is not true that General Grant accom-
panies the mission.
The Arkansas delegation visits the President to-
morrow.
VIM. Attlee has been appointed Revenue Hspec-
tor for Louisiana.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.
HUMBER,

RB- 1t should be understood that our quota
tions generally represent the wholesale price. In
filling small orders, higher rates have to be paid
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OF this amount $1,OOO,OOO are reported
by Mr.. John White, former State Agent, as
being on special deposit in the Manches ter
and County Bank, Manchester, England,
having never been used for the purpose for
which they were issued, /. e. as collaterals
in negotiating loans.
The Sinking Fund has to its credit in
war bonds, s., 372, 800, and 100000 were
redeemed during the war, by sale of the
Steamer 1drmce.
Deducting these items, aggregating So,
500, 500, we have, as far us is exhibited by
the books of the Treasury, the debt of the
State, contracted dming the war, for gen
eral purposes, outstanding, S15, 1913, 759 %.
The loans contracted abroad for blockade
{ peratlons, were not negotiated through
Il us Department, and [ have no official in
fOl nation of their amount.
II Is impossible to designate the various
obieC is for which the above debt was con-
tracte, |. Proceeds of sales of Bonds, Treas
ury not eS, taxes, NC, were paid ont of the
Treasury ,indiscriminately, for all purposes,
o. vii and military. Some issues were made
IN 1avment of old bonds and coupons of
the State maturing, others for salaries of
iu6ic;al and other civil officers, and others
in support Of our charitable institutions
Some So. OC0, 900 of notes, which can be
identified, were Iti'i o'tU ~ ''io9 'ho SUI
port of inIigent families of soldiers. In
some cases the securities, issued for objects
not in aid of the war, can be identified,
but for the most part it is impossible to
prove for what purpose they left the Treas
ury.
STOCKS AND BONDS OF THE STATE.
Table [ gives statement of the stocks
and securities held by the State, viz
Stocks in Railroad and Canal Companies,
So, 934, 500. Bonds with interest on various
corporations, So, AIS, 955 %. Total S9,347,-
455 %
Mr.. Battle here gives minute descrip-
ton of the character of these various Sc
curities, under what acts issued, most val
liable for reference, He continues:
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGR APH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

REPORTED U. s. AND EUROPEAN NEWS
ASSOCIATION FOR THE JOURNAL. rs
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Impeachment of the Presidemt-A new
MiSsion-The Arkansas DeIcgation-Ap-
pointment of Revenue Inspector for Lou
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10 IL 10
IS g1 Ag -ae@& 8 8
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<: So s8--s 55SSS
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81 q = II = e = :! q q :? II 2
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Ex- Gov Vance was introduced by the
chairman and addressed the meeting for
about twenty minutes in a speech of much
interest and Astounding in practical knowl-
edge The lessons learned by the young
men OF the State during the war were noted
and commented upon, and the new no.
tons, ideas and modes of labor and life re-
sulting from our changed condition, were
we'll enforced.
Col Guion and Col. John D. Whitford
followed on the objects of the meeting and
The importance Of the present movement,
and then the meeting adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman
The meeting was a most interesting one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
RDlR. u. HsDl MANS.
aPlNx a. NORTON.

- 'YSiCiAN AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
L ID and Brady STREETS. under Sreeper 4
bsyl store. Residence on lith ST.. bet. Ira.
dy aud Main octsd DIT
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Foreign News by Aalaatac Gable.

LoSpor. June 17-Evening. -Amcrican
securities and railway shares have slightly
declined, but United States bonds are STEADY /.
closing at 7st; Illinois Central 70, and Erie
40
CoNsrANTiNopLE June 1.-THE Sublime
Porte has issued firman granting TO aliens
the right 10 bold lands within the limits Of
the ottoman Empire.
PARIS. June 11--There is no longer any
doub. about the evacuation of Luxembourg
within fortnight. Only few hundred
men will he left to superintend the trans
portaiion of materials The Grand Duke
promised to give the ground covered by the
Qualifications 10 the city of Luxembourg, and
the Diet Of Luxembourg has been convened
for the purpose of making the necessary
legal provisions for the acceptance of the
gilt On the departure Of The Prussians the
fortress will be occupied by thousand lsx-
emburg soldiers.
La Libere had report that a military
conspiracy had been discovcred.in Madrid,
and several arrests had been made.
The Dorset Chronicle says the Fenian
Burke isto be transported to the Island OF
Portland.
A dispatch from Constaniinople reports
that in connection with the pfopCsed law in
regard to foreigners. there had boen some
disturbances in that city. and some arrests
were ade.
VIENNA, June 1.-THE Emperor Of Aus.
tria has decided to make his Ministry respon-
sible to Reichstadt.
Orders are soon to be Issued from the
War Once to stop oil work on the fortihca-
lions at Vienna.
Extensive reforms are 10 I've istrpduced IN
the disciplincnd management OF the Aus
TRAN Amy.
Il Is said the Imperial Government is
about to submit to Rcichetadt Law permit
ting trial by jury in penal cases. II also in
tends 10 make rcpositiOn Tor an amend
ment 10 the constitution Of February.
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CnIcAss, Jane le.--In pursuance Of The
0overnss's order, Sheriff Aysfs made
promps ssraoesmsnts fer the sseaeesr Of
williamson y Joliet, and about Z o'clock
last night. accompanied by Ar. Stone aepn-
,y, with the prisoner in charge, started IN
carriage for Peoria, Intending 70 arrive there
in time 10 take the night Eain for Joliet
By this time We presume that williamson
has been placed within the walls Of the State
prison. Sheriff Myers. before starting with
the prisoner, furnished Us . copy u the
Goyerper's coumutssisn, with the view Of
giving il publisity ~ early ~ practicable. -
The following is copy Of the document -
1scAsrd J. OgiesSy, Governor Of tn State Of
the Stats Of IAs., 10 tAs &ksriT y 7as
weu county. 9rsetisS
WssnsAs, Thsuas 4. Williamson was
convicted u The February TstosA. D.le67,
Of he Tasowell Co Clseuit Ceaf9 Il @ur-
der. 81 w. oeotenesd therefore . be
hung on the ga day u march, A. q. 1867;
and ~
WssasAs, On The 10th day Of March, A.
d. 1885,, he was rsspised until lhs 2lstof June
A. D. 1897; and whereas IL 10 represented
to me by divers citizens Of said TaxsWsll
county, that the said Thos. A. Willians 10 Z
it and proper subject fer executive cleosa-
cy: now knew ye, that !, Riehaad J. Ogles.
BY. Governor Of Illinois, by virtue Of The
authority N me vested BY The Constitution
Of the State, do By these presents csmmuta
the sentence Of the said Thos. A. Willisa,
son FROM death BY hanging On the 2lst day
Of Juue, A. ID. 1867, to imprisonment in the
State Penitsntiary for the term Of twenty
enc years. And you, the said Sheriff, vii
Immediately take the said Thos. A. WiIlisa
son, and deliver him into the custody Of tn,
Warden Of the PeAitentiafy at Joliet
10 tsstineny whereof, 1 heseuato set IN,
bad and cause TO be ali xed the great seal o
the State.
Dors ct the city Of Spring tield. this 18Th
day Of June, in the year Of our Lord A. d
1867, and Of the Independence Of the Unite,
States.
tSignsdl by the Governor:
RICHARD J. Ga. sssy.
SsAass TYNoALs, Sec'y Of State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
MARYLAND.

BALrINoRs, June 17.-In the Circuit
Court Of the Uuited States, Judge Giles
presiding, IN the case Of Kennedy W. Glib
N, arising out OF . recent failure Of the
Merchants National Bank Of Washington,
involving the question Of individual liaLi ity
T. the Il ,use ia the general national banking
cases. The Court to>day rendered = lengthy
opinion to the effect that no suit Gao be
maintained under said clause until the
comptreller Of currency has audited the &C.
count of the insOlvent institution and ascsr-
tsined, after due notice TO the creditors, the
amount of his liabilities,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
NEW YORK.

Hupsox, N. Y, June IA tornado
yesterday passed over the town Of Claverack
extending over an area of three Gurths of
a mile square, destroying hundreds Of valu-
able fruit trees, demolishing farms, fences.
chimpeys, &c. No lives lost.
NV YORK, Juno ia Herald Philadsl.
ade.ph,a special says: The most violent rain
storm ever known in this vicinity visited US
to Gay. 1t commenced about $50 this A.
NJ, and has been pouring NJ intervals tho
entire day. About s o'clock the Cohock-
sink culvert gave way q the intersection Of
two streets upon which there is great deal
Of travel. The Delaware and Schuykili
rivers arc very high; the wharfs from Man.
ayunk down are overlooked. rs vel as the
tow. path OF the canal The water was four
feet high in the mills At Manayunk; consid>
cradle damsge has been done, but the extent
is not knoxn.
A freight train ran off the track at this
place. owing to . large quantity Of earth
which WAS washed down on the rails All
the trains we're forced to stop at this point.
A bridge was washed away on the line Of
the ID and Sd street passenger road, pre-
venting the running Of cars.
About $50 feet Of high stone wall at the
Insane Asylum Was entirely demolished. A
city bridge on the CohacLsack creek was
entirely swept away.
The rain has played sad havoc with the
crops in many places. Corn, wheat and
oats fields ere completely covered With
water, In the nostheaeteSn section Of the
CITY the water in bar room was two feet
deep.
The Wissahickon is very high. and it is
~ ~ x,s1~~S h~~n bn~v, vwaebA1
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CALIFORNIA.

San FnAScIsco, June 15.-Ths Sea King
from Liverpool has arrived with twenty 1--we
thousand sacks Of wheat.
Eastern batter dull-l4@25 cents exc
tYemes.
Standard brands Of candles steady-20@
23Ac. Japan tea 65@S5. Flour dull.
San FRANcIsco, Juno 16.-The Union
Third Congressional District Convention
nominated Chan ccllos Harrison for Congress.
Tesrs Is qui dissatisfaction on account
Of the ticket nominated BY the Union State
Convent.sn. 1t is expected there will bs On
Independent Union Ticket placed in the
field. The Democrats are sanguine they
will carry tho State at the fall elections.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

BY Telegraph June ~.
flour Market unssssleo And prices tsseguiae;
soms dsmaad TOR high Greand Aissssssa spsise
.ssrss IA little inquiry ter superAneo. but the
-. rate and il 10 difficult 10 give % ythins
49, s.s.ve nj QUOTATIONS for Rredee. = eome
hoiA.,s 80 i;spcsed 10 accept 2507Se. leaas q
ether al Ter same grades il net the $Ame
brsrd Sales Of white wisser q lao; ssrins
extra Soelo -; sapSu;ss s.sO0s.ss:
.,s;as. s,ss sslee ! 7e6l7l, declioed % 1 $50
"a eavanced 10 sses1 20. closed l.o9; little
don: in No. and rejected spring and prices n
tire!y nomns p.s
higher at $50, and with Good demand from mar
ruled sss;ye and advancing. reaching s4I<c be.
fore change aud ruling On chsnee at S3s< q
ssiLc clos;.v firm; No. 2 very active shipping
=. well .s speculative request. opening about Sc
| h;.hsr q, sos.. Advancing to and with libera!
sales Al size. closiug At that figure. although
/ fcw car loads sold a. PC. helected more activs
/ with demand ON -bippers, and closing Ct abou,
sSos0c.
.f.rsc.,stive interest and activity, and msrke,
sivsnsed fren 5,@5Iisc to 5si< 4Socc.. selling
lsrseiy stihe Intermediate figures; market hsw
ever closing lower whes single purchasers tool
So GOO bushes ut 81 &c, when Il closed at 50
Rvc-Dull and irregular, at 056ei 0s.
1s,le,-Dull. fat and entirely seminal
Provision. No change, demand light, and IN,
fsv srders on the market limited 70 lower fate,
thu sellers are generally disposed t. accept, nj
tho ich many holders are anxious to realize .,
mess 1srk ssd shoulders il they could Obtain
anytn;ng like reasonable prices
LsrdeDull and demand light.
A. cash sales we're kept private il il impsssi
blr 10 ouotc prices for different articles.
Mess Pork Sales TO buyers on 30 days at 81
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been. proved by experience. and under the best
ch. micai tests, to be
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, June Is The Democratic
Convention al Bowling Green yesterday
nominated jacob 5. Galloway, candidate for
Congress from the Sd District, to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the death Of tho Hon. y.
llise.
A Railroad Convention is in session at the
Louisville Hotel, having in view reduc
ton of rates and the establishment. Of quick
time, and and adequate connection. Some
twenty roads wore rep esen:ed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

HEARTS CONTENT. June 1.-THE steam.
er Chil,ern arrived yesterday morning. and
will proceed TO repair the broken cable %
soon as the weather permits. The expedi-
ton is in charge OF Henry Clifford. tels
graphic engineer, and Mr.. Laws. electrician.
both of whom we're engaged on board the
Great Eastern last year.
The steamer 0ulnare has arrived at st.
Johns, under oidere from the Admiralty
To run careful line Of soundings from
Placentia, Newfoundland. to Island ST
Pierre, and thence to North Sydney, Cape
Breton, for = new cable, to be laid this
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GEORGIA..

sss sss;cS.. :a2tsr2n l7.-Ths sssistss-
AT sS1-s /! .:"ee!s. = y 4! S.,r 90 II
ton Of voters commenced this wsss .. 80 =.
gia. A wh,te man named W. l.. Flynn, .
store keeper on Albany Gulf road, was
murdered hy two freedmen-his head and
fsce being chopped with an axe, and his
house burned. The murdsrers were ar,
rested BY eolored men. The indignation
was 20 great that i. was with difficulty that
the whites were prevented from lynching
The nerDetrafnra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

NEW York, June 1.-THE steamer City
of Antwerp. from Liverpool 9Th, Queens
town 9th, arrived to-day. News generally
anticipated.
A Berlin paper asserts that an exchange
OF notes has taken place between France
and Prussia with reference TO the occupation
of Rastadt by Prussisn troops. Prussia re.
served to herself on principle the right to
garrison the fortress by an understanding
with the sovereign ruler of Rastadt, but de-
clared there was at present no question of
taking practical advantage Of that right. 1t
is added that France accepted the last AMI
gave no contradiction {, the first portion of
the prussian declaration
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
HOsTETTER,s BITTERS

Let il be borne in mind, however, that chron-
ic diarrh1a. we'll as the acute form of the dis
cas-. which leads to II. may always be avoided
BY keeping up the tone OF the rtumach and ct
the mucous membranc'of he int-stnes with this
salunry and harmless invieogant. II is great
thing I, restore 20 regularity adisnrdered fu,e-
ton but il rs still better TO exclude the neoes--
" for restoration by preventing irregularities.
All sluggards require 90 be stimulated and
vet strange to say, the sluggish bowels are often
subjected TO a treatment which In the end IN.
creases their torpidity, and renders complaint,
easily cured in the beginning. obstinst.ly cbson-
ic. lie. the coDsti paied beware of d'ss,ic pills
and potions. They invariably ag9ravste the dis-
order. A combustion of u wholesome stimu-
lent with mild, soothing laxative Is what 10
needed In