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The New York herald., 1867-02-20

tonabe 70 hin - ne would noe express his opposition
Wv x doing Susnsss ia sSs Senate He did not Ike %
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Mr wads weuId rather commence d Rero. and do the
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q, rssi % sss - de natter d1op % os his ssssss
.s,s Y e SsS as,..: :nS
he cVunsry II the Rsconstruciion COMMITTEES could mot
s. .:ss :ass ss s.ss ss's (. sss e:
!, yrsu,r n ;>,d b. supposed xr. ysds referred .
him n hs rsmarks when ss ss sp2fe o. men Ysnno,oae
sls"rSsss ana also in hss rsars about ths Recon.
sruosos Ccnn,tsss net standing By os asf sney naa
~ WAps ss,d No dsd refer 70 Mr.. Fsssndsn.
Mr. FrRmEpEE aid the Military bill wss the bill 70
portsd By the Reconstruction COMMITTEE The Blaine
" s hs 70 s
senators would bear him ou IN tho ASSERTION that there
was strict undsrsauding that there would b NO debate
LEFT entirely 70 the other sidA IL was true he had OK
pressed The opnon since the b passed the Senate that
s not & %.s bis and that "s
Tho Senator nom Ohio orr wsdsj and the senator from
Mchgsn were bitterly opposed 70 shs Blaine amendment
NJ Howard said i was not true that hs was opposed
% the snf sTsnd9Y was ,scoTpossss%a ~ IN vs ,ss
quietly asleep in bis lodgings paired on ne under
stood. and thus avoiding responsibility Nhth ne
lMr Howard) would BE- afraid 70 avoid He understood
Mr. Fesssndsa sn along 70 b h favor Of the Blaine
amendment
Mr. Trssnspxx said Mr. Howard must have misunder
stood him. He regarded the Blaine amendment, from
the nrst not sufficiently protecting ourselves He
saw, however, that something Of the KIND was certau
70 be adopted and hc gave way 70 IL Gentlemen who
glored the of radicals now lecturing hin
Mr Fesscndsnl for not being radical enough Referring
TO Mr.. howsrd's siiuson 70 HE absence on Saturday
Senate He believed was the nrss time sincs be ha<
been msmber Of Cosgrsss, whsa he vas nes confined
and night, constantly attending the sessions o
the Senate when many gentlemen wers
dining sleeping, o. doing something else thnl
period Of fourteen ysass. sines ~ he'd bees member
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25
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Dear eir:-iiavinr Witnessed the operation OF Dr.
Wrichts Tar syrup in .scs of Consumption. cheer
iniiy recommend il TO al persons go afflicted.
JESSE r. WALKER,
~, renTih and Chestnut SITS, Philadelphia
mona, Winmill, Butcher, in I'd St. Market, Phil
AItct SUFFERING TWO ars with Consumption and
constant hemorases. was Induced 10 try Wright's
Ia, ,!rup. Alter using six bottles health returned
ana am now al e 10 attend to nv busincfs.
81. stevens Drug lists Reading. Pc writes:
si.' =. i. .hro'neT--in nc gross at Tar Sp.np pnr
aseu to"ul tlree Weeks ago IA nearly all sold NY
.ustile.s speak hieis of H. Send half grnss OF II
10 II! ,acr' ~ Ni3etawn Pa snd char7eitto me
Dr.. Wfigh 5 Tr ssr,:, DOES al = n claim for Il
",i emu lfrsey q = and With much abstraction
=, nr.-At Z ar Sgfap is sold BY al Druggists an
toGnify S'uti keepers Price 81 rer b,file. One
ool'ie VIII chcek the mos. aggravated Cough.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

OUT-Doog ExEhcisE.-It is related Of .
celebrated physician in New York, that
there caine to him patient ficm away out
in Vermont, who was quite broken down 10
health ana believed that only n long course
OF being medicined by the great doctor )"
could save him. While wsile waiting in the
physicians an,e.room, the sufferer became
interested in examining some house plants
in the window When the doctor came in,
observing his employment. and Judging him
to be fond Of flowers. he bade him 60 back
to Vermont, and every day gather Hover,
get its botanical name, and prsss it in .
book. That was all. The patient was dis
appointed at the simplicity Of the prcscrip-
ton bot oneyed-grew 70 take deep int
rest in botany and was soon quite well,
thanks to out>door exercise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

The Marquette journal Ia responsible To-
pretty tough story about an adventure .:
one William p. Mertheyet, from an interior
town of Iowa. 10 a solitary hunting expe>
dition toward the region OF Deer Lake, be
reached point on small branch running
southwardiy from the Carp river, in section
81. township So of range 70, west. Early
one morning his attention wss attracted by
q rushing sound, q IL some tremendous
bird was flying through the thick foliage
overhead. lie locked up, and to his aston
ishuent and elimination bebeld . golden
eagle, with outstretched wings, Just alight-
ing upon . dead limb some two feet only
above his head. Selling . knotted pine
stick, weighing some twelve or fourteen
pounds, and about five feet in length, he
struck ri the eagles head, but the bird
caught the blow on his wing and warded it
of, and Immediately retalisted by swcopiog
from his perch upon Ms. Aerthevess head.
and ssiz:ng his nose in his beak and plants
ing his taions 10 his rig eye, dislocated the
one and seriously injured the other. This
was accomplished before the unfortunate
man could pick up his case knife, which
was lying on a stone only fex PAGES dis.
hH"9 ~" Wv s"'e W '"
tree, also several feet of. Mr.. Merthevet
succeeded in disengaging himself from the
grasp of the infuriated bird. and bleeding
and blinded rushed for his riiis and to seize
his Knife. A second time the bird returned
70 the attack. but was this time met on the
point OF knife, which the man plunged
into bis body under one OF his wings, while
the eagle struck him violent blow, which
felIed him to the earth. The bird now a.
tempted to soar sloft, but the knife had
reached . fatal point, and tapping bis
wings with dull scream, be fell - the
ground. Faint with pain and the exhaustion
consequent upon the loss Of blood. Mr..
Merthevet lay for some time unconscious
where he lass fell. After time. however,
be recovered sufficiently to be able 70 rise,
and bandaging, Is well % he was able, his
wounded eye and broken nose, took up his
march for she nearest point Of shelter. This
he found at the camp Of some Indians, who
dressed bis wounds and cared fos him until
10 was able to return home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

Ten years ago a young Englishman his
wife and little girl came to Dodge county
Wisconsin, poor. LIS wife Was an invalid
and lived only two or three years. LIE
worked out by the day and lived in hired
house. After while. he worked seme land
on shares. then bought a house aud twenty
acres. Sold after couple Of years, and
again worked land on shares. Then bought
large farm. Now he owns thresl large
farms worth fifty dollars per acre. Says
he can now buys good farm every year
and pay for it.
About the same time . young German
ard his wife came to the same country and
worked q prairie farm on shares. 10 four
years it is said they accumulated $4,000.
BE that Us it may. they now own . large
anc excellent farm, with good improvements
and have plenty, with money At interest.
Twelve years ago, joiner from nofthsrn
New YORK came TO Leroy. Dodge county.
Wis with 5000. the accumulation OF years
Of toll. Now lie owns good farm Of l20
acres, well fenced and improved. Has a
team OF horses, two colts, fifty sheep, and
some young stock. lie has five hundred
dollars at interest, or nearly tho original
capital tina, he had when he landed in Wis.
consiD.
A neighbor came TO Wisconsin thirteen
years ago with $500. lie now owns . farm
Of 1870 acres. worth SO, 0o0, and has i. cons
foriably stocked With tools and cattle, and
has several hundred dollars at interest
Cor. Gefm1nt0icn telegraph.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25
~ = - q X IElszyssE -
sI;A q sefsNK
IS SYRUP

'Faets are stubborn hin g." says the old proyerb,
ana " These alone do We intend TO DEAL In present.
ing NHiGliTS TAR SYRUP to the public. All
knu" TIE necessity OF Guarding against Colds. as
Wen ~ the niece SHY for taking the proper remedies
when the Gods ar upon us We say. without fear
OF contradiction. that tne superior oi Wfghts Tar
syrup Tor The cure Of Consumption. Coughs. Colds
bronctis, and ali diseases of the Throat and Lungs
Goes not exist Belov Testimonials from per
sons, some OF whom are known IN all parts Of tho
country:
DR. X. SHELTON MACKENZIE Literary Editor OF For
ncy PhIlaicl pslia Press. writes
PHiLApELpnIA, July 60, 1867.
DEAR StE:-Last Christmas for the first time in my
ii'e was -uch afflicted by a very severe Cold with
almost constant cnnch and sore chest. practice
makes perfect, tho iroverb says but the more
cDuShcd the wore did It. By what then consid-
cred an accident hut now believe 10 have been
providence. was induced to try Dr. WElGnIs TAR
ohh'r purchased lrom you and was greatly relieved
IN Two dass wholly cured In ten II Is not unpleas-
am 70 INC TASTE, which Il good point. MANY years
AGO. reh''hg my way through an old library. came
across ,nc works OF that Bishop Berkeley. who pro-
pheusa'ly ana lraly declared, more than a century
tto, ,hat westward the march Of Empire takes its
way, anu among these we're two treatises in which
ne strphSiF advocated the OF Tar curative OF
many usseas's rom Catarrh 10 the plague. was
theh trues WIN the cogency of the good Bishop's
arguments: and am sure-from the efficacy OF
". WrFhVr PREPARATION Of the same rcme1y-that
they were entirely correct.
Yours. truly,
r. SHELTON MACKENZIE, LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

THn expenses Of running the government,
six years aud four months under radical
rule has been squa, 70 six-sevcnths Of the
assessed valuation Of the entire property Of
the United States and Territories in 1860
Look ~ the figures: The asscs. I'd yalus>
ton in 1850 was SIC, l96,6i6, 900. The ex.
pcnses OF the government in the first six
years and four month"; Of the reign Of the
radical party, according to . statement res
Gently made by the Secretary Of the Treas>
ury. was $4,000, 100000. II six sevenths
Of the property Of the country a.e required
for the support Of the governments every six
years, how long can the people hear ~ un>
der the burden. and bc kept from banks
ruptcy?
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25


The following appointments we're made
BY the n. Z. Conference at Iowa City:
Darsnport District-R W. KgrLER, p. L.
Davenport 9th st-A Kendig.
:" l4th st-E Miller.
Mission--L Dosh.
- Circuit F Mclean.
lie Claire-Lyman Ca,lin.
DE Witt-W. + Paxton.
De Witt circut--Jamcs Hedges
Low Moor-Jocl b. Taylor.
Camanche-C A Hawu.
Ciinton-A X johnson.
Lyons-R A Parson.
Sabula-F Y Miller.
Summer Hill II Green.
Mnquoketa-Wm Lease.
Maquokcts circuit-R w Miller.
Wy0ming-Geo II Manning.
Mill Rock-Alired NcClintock.
Loudcn-R q Hawn.
1nland-E l. Miller.
Z q Truesdsll. Sec etary Of the Upper
Iowa Conference, Chnrch Extension Socie-
", and member Of Clinton Quarterly Cons
ference.
A j kynest, u. D., Secretary OF Chur CHI
Extension Society. and member Of the Lv-
onS Quarterly Conference
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

Radical Love Gvr Foreigners.
MIR. Greeley calls Germans the 'rum>
loving and schcol>hatins Dutch." The
acting Vice President OF tho United States,
the Radical Ben. Wade, is pcrambulating
the State Of Ohio delivering speeches, in
which he asserts the superiority Of the
negro over the foreign born American ci.i>
zen. In his speech a, Marietta, he insultcd
the hundreds Of Thousands OF oreisn>born
by the remark that ";he negroes are inf :
n'ta'y more intelligent in whatever qualities
. ran to vote than the voters of forsign>
BIRTH" Ibis is the style in which Raids
Gals talk Of foreign-born citizens who ere
independent enough to question the..infalli>
bility Of the Radical party.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

Ms. EADs, the great iron>clad contractor
and nov banker in St. Louis, has been
in Washington endeavoring 10 secure m
increase in the circulation of his bank nv
being allowed the privilege Of buying IN IN.
circulation Of ether banks and having it
transferred 70 the credit Of bis own in IN.
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Cnrrencv.
The Comptroller declined permitting any
such transfers 10 be made.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

IRADS in New York and ether Eastern
cities - becoming quite satisfactory. Says
New York letter: "A noteworthy fea>
ture 81 this seasons business. 90 Gar, is the
entire absence Of speculative feeling, and
the transaction Of trade on cafe prinopies
The inportaiions of foreign dress gooas
are not 90 heavy as OF late years a, this
season, yet the supply is equal TO the de-
mand. Some low priced fabrics exhibit .
yielding tendency. The North and West
are buying freely, aud to . greater exten.
than usual on short credit or for cash"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

JAhse GurnniE has been for some time
almost the exclusive owner Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, and be has manipu-
lated - o to possess himself Of the Mems
phis and Ohis railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

A DUEL took place near Connersvillc. In.
diana, on Thursday morning, between Hon.
J. W. Carmichael, formerly Of the State
Senate. and James W. Maycr lawyer in
Indianapolis. Two rounds were 6red the
first resulted in asHcsh wound TO Carmich>
ael. Ia tho second Mayo received the dis
charge in the region Of the heart, and was
ssken from the garden by his irieods and
surgeon. The affair originated from the
TACT that Carmichael had accused M.vo
with cheating At the Ga hing table.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25
EaUNlPH REE'2
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HAVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL viGOR are re-
gained by lirLwauiD's EXTRACT Bucuu. Ft5iSwiy

DIR. Schenclx y Mandrake Pills.
A SUBSTITUTE soR CALnNfi. These Pills are com
posed oi various roots having tho pewer To relax
the secreous of the liver promptly and etectualiy
rs blue pill or mercury. and without producing my
OF those disagreeahe or dangerous elects witch Of
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In all bilious disorders these Pills ray be used
with confidence, "a they promote the discharge Of
yatcd bile, and remove these distractions from the
liver and hillary dncts, which are the cause OF BIZ
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SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sicl,
Headache and all disorders of the liver indicated
by sallow skin. coaicd tongue 9ostivcnesS. drowsi
and general feeling Of WEAKNESS and lassiinie
showing that the liver IL in "A torpid or distracted
condition. In short these Pills may he used with
advantage In all when pureatye osaltcraiiye
medicine il required.
Plea ask for :, DIR. Schencks Mandrake Pills."
and observe that the two lkenesses of the 'r
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of Consumption. and the other in his present health.
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price % CTS per box
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

Piles. Piles, Piles, Piles
Outward applications are time and money thrown
away. The only permanent cure is DR. HAsKrsoS's
PEsIsrALr,o Lozrserns They strike Mt the cause
We could oil this paper with cures They pleas
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increase Of dose. For elderly persons females and
children and all others they exactly suited. TO OBJ
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Quarter ola Million Saved n Day.
One hundred thousand men now labor. with good
results, who, until they used
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nation, not less than quarter OF million day.
An Important Letter.
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7. ALLcocK Il Co-0enemen: have been troub-
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work. In June last procured one Of Alcocs's Po-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

WANTED.-Every man feeling the effects of
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dress with cent stamp for return posfagel 10 Dr. D.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

Tas New York Constitutional Convention
have adopted the section that provides that
- State debt shall henc-f,r;h be contracted
except under authority Of q law especially
Designating the debt proposed. That body
slso defeated proposition to remove the
capital 70 the city Of New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

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every afr where 10 has been exhibited, viz: New
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not require hand work TO get 1t pnrt the centre aud
IL the only Pump made that viii work its steam
valve with water, consequently II always ready to
start when tho steam cylinder IL filed with cold
ter of condensation.
II has been used for than eight years for feed
ing stationary STEAM BOILERS. and has been uscd
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only Steam Pump yet tried that in every way adap
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For further Information. address the PROJECTORS At
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

OII tIfe w
Of popularity, without competition, and dcfying com
petition, bound to flourish as borg
THE GOOD SHIP truth
spreads her sails nature produces fiery tinted hair
or Time sheds its white spray on human h ads,
CuKiSTADORo'S HAIR DYE
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never ''go by the board while 1t is held de,ra-
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by all Druggists Applied by ali Hair Dresser-.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-25

The Healing Pool, and House Of
MERCY. Howard Association Reports. for Yousa
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