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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph. jane y.
Cattle Receipt, ! csre Choice % prime,
s.'o@s 90; fair to good, 6.s5@eo co"o'oD
TO medium, s.5o@6 90.
Hogs -Receip,s II cars. Choice 70 prime
s ooas IS; fair to good s,do@Sso; common
TO medium 4.50@5. s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17
Miss. =. L. PHELPS.

STUDIO 10 y FARHANUS bLk, I'D FLOOR
DiDroGNAPHS WORKED IN OH. OK
Water g Tors, or India tnk. on plain OF
alss,nr ned pAper. Particular attention paid
n gpu,pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17
ssxs. y. NOlIMANs.

u yStCi, ~ MD SURGEON. Office, cor
l. ~ snd rafy Streets. under Streeper :
bayhr'srsore. Residence on l4th s'. bet. Bra.
dy aai Man oct3d dr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17
Bulls sarsaparilla.
A laood Reason for the Cnptain's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Benton Barracks Mo, Arrt 80. iee5,
Dp .JonN BrLL--Dear sir kno, ing ~" 81
hciency Of your Ssrsapnrills. and the healing
aud beneficial qualities IT possesses. send leu
the following statement OF ny case
was won ded about two years ego was Ia
ken prisoner and conhed for sixteen month
Being moved so often that my wounds have not
healed vet. have not sat up moment sinee
was wounded, | am shot through the hips,
nv general health is impaired, aud need some
thing 70 assist nature, ] have more faith IN
your Ssraspsrill. than in any thing else.
vi. h that that In genuine, Please expfess me
half dozen bottles and ohlige
CAy1 u. p. JOHNSON. g. Louis. Mo.
P.S.-The following was written April 30.
1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt.
johnson:
On. BulL-Deav air. Ny husband, DR.. q. 9.
johnson, was skillfui ,gcon and physician IN
Central New York, where h. died, ien,ng III"
above q. =. johnson 10 my care. At thift.'n
vrsrs OF age he had q chronic dIarrhes snd
scrofula. for which gave him Jour Snftapa'h-
Ia lr cupso n1n, ha e for ten years rect m
mended i; TO many in Central New York, OHIO
and love. fer scr"fula, fever tores and general
| debility. Perfect .uccess hiss attended 1t The
cures effected in sOme coscs Of scroiuls and lever
sores we're almost miraculous. J. m vel ana
ious for my son to again have recourse Ia Jour
Sarsaparilis, Ne 10 fearful Of ge't'Ds aspnrious
| article. hence ha writing 10 you to- ~ MS
voun da are terrible, but ] belsve be will recov-
| ~ Respectfully.
JaAxiR Johnson
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17

,e.t.-r office IN Forr, 81 Block.
- III ,.5sstrN o.. corner "a and Per
Er >, ,,a.t- ..l.4 Aa1 oye. IL years
Milf'T fr nr.ctic. i, itAs esr Has the com
...o .,.,,.n- ~, n,.anf. ;usirf aud administering
,,Ft5 ~ s.~. f,f ,.ni.ss operation in eH
Niuunr - " iani2-iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17
CuILLs AND FEVER.

The psopsietor OF shis celebrated medicine
Justly c1aI1s fer Il = ssp~gtorisy over all rene
~ ever soeted % the public tor the sale. GER
tais, apeedy and permanent cure Of Aguc and
fevsr. 81 thjlle md fever, whether 0f short or
lsae cssad;nx. H rsS@rs 10 the entire western
~ sesth wssissn csun,Fy 10 besr him ses'in'oay
70 the trnth u the ASSERTION. thst In no case
whssevss van |. fsil 70 cure, IL the diret tons are
steicoly followed end carried cut. j. great
many cases single dose hss been sutici. nj for
: cure. end whole 11oiliss have bsen cured By
sioels bettls, WITH pest0se Tgotssasiop Of the
geesesl hsslsh. u u, hesDs4A prsdent. and
q evss1 go mere ceitaia - cure, II ito use IL
cosesnued 10 smaller deees Tor : week Or two
efvsf ~ elDeess ~ besa eoseked, more espec-
tally u diAcult md lese standing bases, Osu.
ally VI ntdi:ias WIN net ssesire cey aid t.
kssp - Sswslsie go sslssi shesld The Pc:
1ieaa, hevsv:s leQcirs e:shsssic .ed,cics.
1oeiese dseie 1sss u Suaa's vsessAsas tsAnrlv
! - On. vSonEByuLLsa Prssipal Once
Nsoao nnh. Cross ssssss. Lssissills, =
aeld wholssols and Retail By
fsAsGI1 !; a THoDE asC0.
RAl1.eQ1 Z ssAnEA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17

st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph. June u.
fleur-saper extra, s.so@io5o; Xxx, n.ooe
whest.choic. spring, LIS; fall. s:Sc@s 70.
s5@ss.
BASEBALL. G?a-s.
Barley None offered.
nye-Little demand GOAL %.
| mmay-Duii, 10 oaG22 90.
! Hemp Firm. l5aSgI.55.
| if,rovisions- Lower.
Mess Pork ;,
Bacan-ooun,ry shoulders, SIX; canvass hams
iah slesr sides. lzx.
hard-Choice city isx.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph Juss u.
Flour-Dul
Wnese,.Dull winter held q a.sS.
Corn-No ! 1t so.
Oass-Dull.
whisky. Dull ct $50. Five hundred sssreis
weIe served BY the revsaue ofhcefs' 'ouno WIN
Men pork-Nsshinx lsing.
belk Meats Dull. 73<@sA.
Deeon-Unchane
Lard Quiet but steady.
New Ysrk markes.
BY Telegraph June u.
Esee,-Dull. loaass. better, s.so4lo 90 ., i :!
esMs sssss; II. bssal3.70 for ecssd hecP Oaso
Ee-Dull, heavy. i.so01. ss fsf Messern.
Cern-A shsde better, 1.N0l.iO Ies nsS
nixea western; el4sS for unsousd. $50,
Osss- lc better, 74@75 for western; ssOs'
PORK Heavy. lever. new clesing q 2o.es 70
| - --
New Ysrk: Messy MasaEse
By Telsgrsph.l Jsss II.
Stsses nsiiwavs ssaivs, inprsvtnl: sess.s
sew: l.ess(; 1-3Os. let ssriss. i.esk; ssAss
1.osk
1sw York CsaAsai-lel8. g a.
Eris-aOk.
Illinois Centsal-l -.
1easy-e45 pr 80
ssrr-yssaeaosa.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-17

The following list was taken
from the living Animals them
selves in the Companv's Build
ing. $50 X 5ii Broadway, y y,
on the LIST OF March, aud there
fore may be considered
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
DIED

ASoFE%ia 50 M f, Psss' ssss o TSii s j n' . A'' VIE
AYDRKgs-Ia Bsyhlu,oa Tu'siy aisch5 I' Re- ElFlr
Anircs,. D. D.. aged u yeir,
BrL1Lsy-sai-n on Moai,, morning Mra l3, at Southport
The acr, .srg.cS, Vii axe pice at late resl.- rasiy
aaefao'n thr 2' n't nkoc1st ,aTis - m ~. ,rrc,I n
81 = al Il Rroi ;r,a le,yas seni ','ta's st depot At
ii.1l a m return train all leave Southport A. p m
CLAREE-On Teesy lEh inst, At - Lukss ilo'9 hS Fria'
HfI aa.T.sI 1iai' a a.5 ocloes tods hsrsi,yJ
COfEs-Iu th. city on wee.ily morning March % Co'oa N-ia
r. & and friends are invited to attend tie hqs-'l ,a At u;
Tab,,S,. on Fri,y he l,i il,t, At 2 O'Clock
DAyI>-On Moaiav morning Mach 8 At B,y,o1 Long Aai
Pon.hkeepae papep please notice
DurFY-oa Tuesay March r. Mr',st n g. the beorei "!s Of
,,pt Patrick Duh, o the 26A year of her age - . o.,
The e,e, cai Of the lg 'lt 9,- o. her t,h,' N, ,a
respectfully si g ,gi be i.' ',.l 90 pa Y, "a F. ~ la',
Cunrch ol 81 paal cor Of Fn nga. sai - sr
solemn sa @ ,4.s Mso, E" ,ns,.1s H S 85f for ant
DINyPOa TUESDAY. March - Ml Isabel isei years eldest
sh,i ofGrorge II lui MAR Isabel Dluu-L .,.. ,-.-.,
's oa . fhal., ' Mael a. =, oeoel No 70 cottage place
nEwARpoo o;; 1 MlS Is kp''a SA'''' ''''' vile 0'
fS9rf. es.rs 81 ,isS M So 4 We,s F5ity sial
HowR-On "wednesday 2O Eddie b. youngest h Of Charles
s a, ial sGi lna se. eS o. t a the taer
th, DAY (Thus) at u O'clock from No 2'' West Houston
MolTyAOR-On WEDNESDAY morning March ~ 1851 bn j. Ni Of
David Moaaor aud daughter oi the late Roger "H"'' s'
t fn on Friay morning pa inst s II o'clock from tho resi-
J.nce of ia. C. Biwiu. No ~ Eist Twenty secoal'st
pvCKNEY-ou Tuesday 9 Of doPsy Isaac L. Pnckncy el
TIE fep Of The family respectfully Invited 20 attend The ansr
Go his late residence 52 West Thirty eghth ST. oa ts!
March p, at O'Clock D.
RoPFRTson "Wednesday inst. william Roberts. aged 20
fr,l frm hs ate residence No 46l Fnh cor ot fOrtnt
st. on Ssuriay 80 inst. at > O'Clock p m
sPApSG-A Bloomfield NJ wednesday 2fh Inst, OF dphtheHi
daughter - a-1 '-"'! v" 'PAs'
sged 10 months aud IN days -.
T, by No, aud Eet Railroad leaves foot OF Barclay ST. Al it
lock a m.
TuoNPSONOn Weluesy 2oh inst Ben amin Henry nini son o.
samuel " and Sarah Hale Thompson, aged mo1tht - A.,
o the residence o his parents No -! taaeN' D0oAyo
on Friday. at O'Clock p. m
TcKRR-In ,b, ty on Monday. March H. Waiter Tucker %e
dtv, child OF Moses GAet lc
ce,.ei isndAn ma y Tucker of this city -,
i,s of milS respectfully nfiel 70
from his mothers residence NO >
Met Thirty scysnht. TLusiay Rlst lns Al eo'A p 1"
rYDERUItIOn Tuesiav the 10Th inst, James w Uuierhl At avs
rclep,r aSt Tw second st. m the t5lh year Y n'
The rra,rs and friends 4 the family respectfully inFei !" %
hi. funeral without further notice Gom Calyap Nhuh Oh f'
the 22d last at 10 O'clock O. m 80
wtGGINSOn wednesday March % Mary yonng" toshe ''
% s , thly invited attend tho funeral from her late
rls remains will be akea TO BrouH,ile for nierment
wORT-At Greenport L. /, on "Wednesday March - "' wary "
Worth, aged 90 years aud I months
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

part of the passage sho had heavy weather On @ Cne
Sth of March encountered hurricane. which %.s
tnued "a hours. Tho remainder of tho voyage "
been pleasant. She brings SO cabin and 7S sieerage
PASSENGER Among the passengers were the follow
ing japanese Commissioners TO Washington: Onon-
OtOmOgarO First Commissioner; MatSum0to luda-
gre Second Commissioner; FUkusawa UHtchi, Sec
rctarv: Tsula SenCa First Interpreter; Sekey Shin
patChi Second Interpreter; lnnO Shinnoso, Pay
master; Ogassawara Owata Haigker, Naval OiIlcur,
and native servants
TUF BRITISH COLUMBIAN CONFEDERATION SCHEME.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2.-A large public meet
ing was held at Victoria last night, for the purpose
of discussing the prOpricty of applying for the ads-
SION of the colony into the British North American
COnfedoTaOy The meeting was unanimously IN favor
of the scheme and steps will be taken at once Ia con-
fer with the Imperial Government Confederation au-
thOTltles on the SubleCt.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
THE PAClFTC COAST.

ARRIVAL or TIE JAPAN STEAMER At SAN FRANCISCO
a JAPANESE EMBASSY ON BOARD.
81 rElEoSoPH
SAN FRANCIsCO March 20.-The Japan steamer
Colorado, arrived today, experienced pleasant
weather during the entire voyage from Yokohama,
except three days westerly winds in the Middle Pas
sage. The run 10 Yokohama was made, without
once stopping the engines in 2l days and % hours
from Yokohama TO Hong Kong in days and 10
hours. the quickest on record She left Hong Kong
February IL. On the return passage. up against the
northeast monsoon. the weather was exceedingly
tOggh. She left Yokohama on the 27th of February,
Nith thc NeW-YOrk aud EuTanaau uiaus. Tue first
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


LONDON, March 2O-NOOn.-COnsols for Money u
American Securities-Ere shares, 4O3; Illinois Central
ySt: Fiye-Twenty Bonds 7ls.
Evening -COnsOls closed steady at 81 for money
American securities closed at the following quotations.
tinted states FiveTwentes 7b Illinois Central Shares
75t; Erio Railway Shares, 4o1
American Bonds sold to-day at Pans at S4i
LIVERPOOL, March 20-NoOn.-The Cotton market opens
auiet with an estimated days sale of 5000 bales MID
ding Upands are steady 3id. The market Tor Bread
stuffs il quiet The Provision market is geneiaIy uu-
changed Lard however has advanced to 5O9R c"I'
Ta1lou u3p cyt for American. Linseed Oil, $50 2
tun Iron 81 &c for Scotch Pigs. Rosin l6 for fne
Evenmg-The market has been quiet during the oay,
snd closed easier l3 dl5ld for Middng Cpands ana
i3ld for Mddng Orleans the sales Of the day 1901 up
300 bales Mixed Western Corn was selling to-day at
u6P quarter. POrk-Prime Eastern Mess, 1910 y 200 10
Isri-Amerlcan. 300 y cwt. Ashes-POts, "a q cwt.
Spirits Turpentine 376 a cwt Petroleum, for stand
ard White
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
THE FENT4NS
THE CANADIAN ALARM.

TFIHtNE
BUFFALO. March 2O-The Canadian Government
has ordered the Gray Battery two companies of the
10Th and the Canadian Rifles to proceed to Fort
Erie one regiment Of Volunteers is 70 be sent to
suspension Bridge Mr. u. Thurston, United States
Consul n Toronto has demanded that the prisoner
Kennedy arrested as being a Fenan spy at Suspen-
sion Bridge Doe released, ON the ground that Kennedy
visited Canada for the purpose of inducing Judge
Wilson aud other leading citizens To sign petition
to hr Governor for the release of hi, Owen Ken
urd, one of the condemned prisoners
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
MARRIED.

RNWALLIS-TIsDALE-On Weneyii 1'h gst. b7 TIE Rev
Dr. eos o. the BRIDES itlrr knaiin C'rnE ,s
fIonion England louise youngest daughter Of Sanl l.
Iisialr Of hs ciIy.
SACK-Iu i,sui of Ggs-sy Moniir March
Lit0n CT Mar Bti)e3 lAlSlef 0i te i
u. Iosick o. Guern.sy.
SAWYER-POwRRS this cty Wee1ssly afternoon, March ~
bv the Rev DR. g. W1g Carlisle g. SisLcr o. ~ sic "a
t5 o1y ilahtsy of ie late Ss'l Po"si' "
No
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
Two More Wanted.

mach VI. miuouary stuiy u NOIk-makpg c0nVeTN It.
IRspoh Of Grand Tnsl."l
oo f these mssonaries tine been at work ntb
MS North T~elh st, Phaephs
recent letter Mt b. states the result these ~or W ~'s
- o.r Of your machines II has great slirl"oi ah E'
boo Biort-o prri ny dapghI'rG-N Wleot dbo' 10
-5iesrt0sDfEL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
FRANCE.

LONDON March 9O.-LabOr riots have broken out
at ReubOis, France.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
This BELrISa being Co,rsD wua GUrrA PERe"A e's S'r
STRETCH ApHEKSs FESLV PrLLSr" PLABLs 'S' S'r
AFFECTED BY or AclO ALxALs SrEAs HtAr Co-o 81 oV~
Door kxPOsURE.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
o coated Inside wh Gu pefhi aul the onf b"'e hs
will convex Lys SrzAs Acos orass os 'h'~s
injury II uueluaei Steam Fire Engines and We call ti' aA
attention OF
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
TO the fact that several trials ba stood without BvRsrNS o. sSEAr
Sa HKrRs Of more than pounds the acb beas dass
tLst of Leather or Rubber HoSe.
SIND FOR PIICB LIST.
BENEDICT, TORREY & TwOMBI'y.
No q PARK-PLACB
MKT Door 10 rHE BROADWAY BANE. nSS tosk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
EUROPE.
NEVs ~ THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO MARCH 20.
.asApa TO THs TRIBUNE

~ rstsasApa TO THs TRIBUNE
GERMANY.
BERLIN. March 9O-A treaty has been concluded
bsiween Prussia Bavaria and the Grand Duchy OF
BADEN. which gives to Prussia the command OF the
armies OF the two latter countries iii time of war.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

Card-MoURYING GOODS Of every desirable hnd eonst'hty
an t,i Al ACKSONS Mourning store, NO 9'i b"ahN" oPP
1Tfspv 4 Cos Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
EegsT France March 2O-The steamship Periere, from
New.York has arrived at this port
New-York tribune., 1867-03-21
Guetial Notlreo.

Council No. 10, 4. l.. of a. , -, ca
na,dwsy On FRIDAY EVENING, 22d inst, at q oslocA
several speakers are expected 20 alless o n d.
IN wssn of the T. aud the public generally are nyl 70 10
,,H.ena , WILLIAM V. ALEXANDER, President
HpWlup RowErt, Secretarr ------
Chamber of special meeting OF tue Vhanoe' OF
, will he held on THURSDAY MKT. March q. at od''k' 10
t tr the Special Committee whsre, and Piers ani hom
tbs special Committee on the Usury Laws by order
JOHN AUSTIN STEykNS ,.Secrehr',
The regular meeting p Council T. L. qi a. WI ee
lion q s. SPENCER. 4. g. PlNCkNhl, ~ lVV ~, r,cis IN
KER esq will address the Council MsN'1 N ~ powEIL Pcseat
yied 10 be present "''
The Republican non Association Of tee pp H
S pl, pspeusary Twenty thir At and second AVE- "H
FRIDAY a2i inst - o'clock join D. jill" N'"'
Es,t KlEcHSEa JoHs HusrEp, Secretaries s-----------
THIS fThur~s EVENING, at o'clock "a Room % 10 ~ g. ~ Ia,e @
cooper pIll,as, 1, .nsst, 4. u. TILLMAN, Chairman
Tnos u. Srrrsos, Secre,ary. ----------------
NEw.YoRK Msrcb 10. Is7.
p.ved Of coOYS MCLEAN Managers Of the Hartford Live
sk Iaucs COMPANY incb ohce No 100 Biosd"a Ne"i'rA
o und aud Thirty tsr Dollars full setenen, Of my loss
,J.r Ps, No sail Compsnr, black mare Mshan
,h l,, occurred gu Of March, 1867 at stable No
an p,rl.L in the C,,y Of NssYo,k wM. L. NoRrnAM.
No S71 Psarist
,Ieerschnum PIpes.-KALDRE REBRRGs MEBRSCiAUMS aro
% considered syls Va Newiot All goods are brst class genn
Inc material Seud stamp lot ccnAf ~" Ione up
stainl Repairing boiling nc, NO -----------------
Watches aad JowoirY
Of all description. aud
STERLING SILVER WARP,
Gr eat. O. ALLsS Ne as Bta,Asss iOOr bA'O- c.a'+t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26

A DISHONEST PRACTICE.-Many of our sub
scrbers make complaint that their papers are
taken by those not entitled to them and read, and
passed from hand to hand until they quite
worn out before coming into possession of the
owner. This is entirely wrong, not to say dis
honest on the part of those guilty of such un-
licensed business. If you desire to read news
paper, go and subscribe for one and pay for it,
and then you can read with clear conscience
and have the satisfaction to know that you neither
defraud your neighbor the publisher. 1t is
as much sin to steal newspaper as it Is to rob
q corn-crib.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26
i HOMAS ltARLAND,
Deputy Commissioner.

THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL TRUsrEEs-Ac-
cording to appointment the trustees Of the Pea
body Southern Educational Fund had a meeting
in New York on Tuesday afternoon. Among
the gentlemen present were General Grant and
Admiral Farragut, Hon. R. G. Winthrop of Mas
sachusetts, Governor Aiken of South Carolina,
William A. Graham of North Carolina and
George'N Eaton Of Maryland: Their meetings
will be continued for several days, and the result
it is expected, will be such will present plan
which will enable the South to reap Immediately,
the benefits of the donation. Governor Aiken,
of South Carolina, who was present, is said to be
preparing to 60 to Europe.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26

THE EARTHQUAKE AT CEPHALoNIA-50,-
900 Persons uitAout Food or 4Shelter.-Fur-
Their details of the damage done by the late
earthquake have come to hand from Corfu
Oryostoli is completely destroyed. The whole
lower part of the town, which was the finest and
the richest, has disappeared-not single house
remains standing. In the centre of the town
the houses have also suffered to great extent;
most of them require to be built again. Used
TO life of comfort, the inhabitants of that
doomed town are now without home and with
out clothes-iu fact, with no resources at all
A few wooden sheds have been built but they
can shelter only few families; the mass of the
islanders camped 10 the fields or under the
trees.
The full extent of the disasters in the int
ror of the island is not yet known, but it is GER
tain that they are conside A great num-
Der of villages are in ruins, and two of them
have been engulphed. The victims belong ing
to those two villages said to out number
500. In the town of Lixuri more than lOC
bodies have been discovered. In the whole
island more than $4,000 persons, at least, are
without home and without food.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26
Latest News.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, March 23-Hon. A. 81. Garland
e1-memoer OF the Confederate Congress. and
whose case brought out the opinion of the Supreme
Court aooiishing the test oath to attornies, ia
here. he will apply for q seat as Senator from
Arkansas and On rejection will bring the matter
before the Supreme Court.
a Caoinet consultation on the points of the
veto of the supplemental bin was held to-day.
In the Senate on yesterday. Mr. Wilson intro
duced concurrent resolution regarding MI
Davis. 1t concludes that common justice. sound
public policy, and the national honor. unite 10
recommending his speedy trial release on bail.
Mr. wilson will endeavor to get a vote on it be-
fore the adjournment.
The House passed the bill directing the Freed
mans Bureau agents to afford such relief to all
classes in the way of food as will prevent starva-
ton and extreme want.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26
A NOTEWORTHY ACTION.-An incident

A NOTEWORTHY ACrIoN.-An incident of
the times has recently come to our knowledge,
that We think should be put upon record; and
the more gladly publish it because it adds
further testimony to the virtue and integrity of
Southern women. Early in January past, let
ter was received at the post Office in this place,
addressed to "E a Marshall, ESQ" Mrs. E
A. Marshall of this county, supposiog that there
was some mistake in the address, and that it
was intended for her, opened it, and to her sur
prise found that it related to certain silver plate
that had been stolen from her by some of Kill
patrick's cavalry, when Sherman's command
passed through this region 10 the early part of
1865. The letter was signed by Mrs V. J
Faison, of Faison's Depot, Wilmington & We'll
don Railroad, and stated that certain silver was
in the possession of cousin of hers, widow
lady-that she was anxious to restore it to the
rightful owner-that some of it was marked tE
A. Marshall" and other pieces simply with the
initials; that learning that there was a family
by the name OF Marshall residing in this county,
she forwarded the letter addressed as above,
and asked If any of them had lost any plate dur
ing the "Great March," and for a description of
it. She further stated that the plate came into
the possession of her relative as pay for work
done for Yankee soldier, whose command
spent several days in the neighborhood of her
residence; that having los: everything bu: a
sewing machine, some of the troops requiring
sewing done, among thcm the holder of the sill
yer, got her to put the machine in use for them,
and they paid her for her services with such
things as they had "picked up" In this way
the silver came into her possession. The SOL
dier when he passed it over to her stated that
there was more of it in the possession of another
soldier.
Mrs. Marshall replied stating the number OF
pieces she had lost, and describing them. In
due time an answer was received, from Mrs.
Faisou, aud the description pronounced to be
satisfactory-that the number of pieces 10 her
relatives possession was eighteen, and requested
Mrs. Marshall to direct how she would have it
forwarded to her. Mrs Marshall has since re-
ceived the plate Wades6oro Argus.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1867-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Groceries, large stock-Hammond l. McLaupbIin
Cooking Stoves and Tin Ware-D Byerly
New Spring Goods-Elias Cohen.
Confeetjo1eries, Groceries, &c-Nisbet Maxwell
New Groceries-A Tate, opposite old Charlotte
Hotel.
New Dry Goods-Buxbaum Lang.
pentistry-Dr w Alexander.
$50 Treasury Notes wanted at the First NATIONAL
City Ordinances A Harris, Mayor.
Equitable Life Assurance Society-Hutchison, Bur-
roughs CO.
Bank Notes; Cold Bullion and Gold and Silver Coin
Bought and Sold at the First National Bank.
Mike Lipman's Great Combination Show.