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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. i2.-The Senate con.
firmcd the nomination of Gen. Noah L.
J,flrics, Of MARY bind, as Register Of the
Treasury.
The X, con strnction Commi tee will hold
ano,h, meeting tomorrow, and resume the
examination concerning the johnson Grant
correspondence. Genera. Grant has not
Yet been subrunseo
The House Judiciary Committee will
hold their next meeting on Friday. and take
testimony in regard 10 the charges against
Justice Field.
Major B b. French. formerly Commits
sioner OF Public Buildings, has been ap-
pointed to fourth class clerkship, At a
salary of u 500, in the Treasury Depart
ment vice Samuel Mexican. disbursing clerk
OF the Department, deceased.
The commission appointed under the
joint resolution of Congress to examine
spirit meters and other modes of assessing
tax upon distilled spirits, are now holding
their sessions in this CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 12.-Gov. Brown
low sent a message to the Legislature to-
day relative to the strike on the Memphis,
Clarksville & Louisville Railroad. He de-
clarcs that the resolution If the strikers to
prevent the running OF trains, except the
mail train, until all arrearages are paid, is q
conspiracy against the State. and recon-
mends the same action as IN such case. He
also recommends that the Offices of the roAxa
be wound up and ihe road sold to secure the
State interest
resolution sustaining Gen. Grant IN his
controversy with the President and declar-
ing him the choice Of Tennessee for the
Presidency. was adopted by the lower
branch OF the Legislature to-day.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. "A French wo-
man living in the suburbs WAS ravished BY
two negroes few days since. The police
ere after them. A German Savings Institu-
ton suspended this morning. The liabili
sies are $4,000. Assets 10000
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.--ls Is understood 70 te
The intention OF some of the heavy tax nav
ers OF this county TO test the validity OF the
twenty four per cent. additional tax assess
ment under the State equalization act re-
Gently declared constitutional by the State
supreme Court, by carrying the question 70
The Supreme Court OF the United States.
An Injunction will be applied for against
making the assessment, and collecting tax.
According 10 the returns OF the warehouse
men to the Board of Trade to-day, there
were IN store last Monday morning in this
cry 4.i4@ 9S3 bushels OF grain, and 5000
oAIIeis OF Il lnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
ALABAMA.

MosfcoxsRY, Feb IL "A plan is on foot
here TO secure one half the registered votes
to carry the constitution. The real ajori-
ty against 1t is about 10000, but to day
orders wee given to reopen the polls in
five counties Tor five days, aud further, .
circular Of questions has just been issued
to every Registration Board in the state, the
ohlec, OF which is to secure answers upon
which 10 re open the polls in other ooun-
ties
The president OF the convention is in the
city, and is understood to propose 10 issue
certificates ratification Of the new consti-
tuition aud Of the election Of candidates run
nins under il.
The Governor issued circular this morn
ing cNhorting the people to pay their taxes
in order TO uphold the credit Of the STATE
and keep up the State institution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
DIR. WRICHT'S
TAR SYRUP.

''Ysess ase stubborn thnss," says the old proverb
and IN these alone do Ne intend 70 DEAL In present
Ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP 70 he public Al.
know TIE necessity Of guasdtne against Colds. -
we'll - the necessity for taking the proper remedies
vhsa tee C0las are upon -. We ~, without fear
Of contradiction that the superior Of WSights Tar
oyrep for the cure Of Consumption. Cough, Colds,
1sonGhito, acd al diseases u ~ Theuat and Lungs
does mot exist. Below ass tseti10nials ffo0 per
sooe. some Of whom ase known In al parts Of the
D. Il. b.mroH nAcx.s.s, lassrar7 rdite, Of Fos.
nsy's Philadelphia Pres, whites
PnnAs1asnA, July -, 1901.
OnAn 0ms-LA1t Chf1oemAo. for tho nfSe tlne IL NJ
life. W. much aictsd b vsfy eevese Cold, with
a1ost eeeseant cough and sore ehase. 'sPractice
esaghsd ihs wons did Il d What thsn consid-
eesd IN accident, but nov believe to hsve besn .
Providsoce. lwoe lsdoesd - try d.. W0uns's TAI
0YsUs, pafchaesa hon yos, ard VS. greatly relieved
Z two days wholly cured b Tn. 4 q cot sapleas-
snt so shc tasts. which e good point Many years
go, re.dinE ~ Wy Though an old nbrsry. eame
acfoes the works Of that Bf1h0p Defkclyy who pro
phetieally and truly declared, more than . century
ego, that westward The march OF Empire takes it,
Way." and among thesc were two treAtises In which
be strongly advocated the Of Te. curative Of
many diseases from Catasrh 70 the plague. was
then truck with tho cogcncy Of the good Bishops
aTgu@onts. and am now sure-ffom the efficacy Of
DR.. WrIghte preparation Of the same rcmedy-that
they were entirely correct.
T. SHELTON MACKENZIE. LID.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.--SENArR Mr.
Sherman introduced the following bill
which was referred TO the judiciary Com
mittee:
NHKRRAs, The people Of the State OF
Alabama have. in strict compliance with the
iith section Of the act of March I'd, 1867
entitled IAN act 10 provide for the more
efficient government Of the rebel States -
framed . Constitution Of Government in
conformity with the Constitution Of the
United states. framed by constitutional del.
egales elected In compliance with said act;
and.
WnRRRAs. Said Constitution has been
ratified by majority Of the qualified per
sons voting on the question Of ratification
required by the said act; therefore.
BE it enacted. etc. That the State Of Ala
oama Is entitled to representation In Con
gress. and Senators aud Representatives
| shall be admitted thercfrom on their taking
the oath prescribed by law
Mr.. Yates. from tie Committee on Terri
tories reported bill admitting Colorado
as State, and gave notice that he would
call 1t up NJ an early day.
On motion Of Mr.. Howe, the Senate took
up the bill, pending Yesterday. for the rclel
Of the heirs of Major General Richardson,
which passed 81 u IL
Ry permission OF Mr.. Davis, who hsd
The floor on the supplementary bill. MIR
Johnson moved u take w the case OF
Thomas. Of Maryland.
Mr.. summer opposed the motion.
Mr. Sherman moved that the resolution
be disposed of and the Senate go into exec
u,ive session.
MIR Johnson's motion was adopted by his
consent.
MIR Morrill,, Of Maine. called up the rcso
luton for inquiriDg into the forcible eject
ment OF an employee Of tAe Senate from the
cats OF the Alexandria 4 Georgetown raj.
| rca'.
,hc course OF Tn, debate Mr. Conness
uAeu immediate Consideration Of the
49, VI Tue rights OF American citizens
"o'oea. .u" complained of the DELAY of the
Soi"",'.ee on Foreign Relations In their
mon b. "ereu ias'
Mr.. sumner replied that the suh,.,,
receiving careful and constant aitsn,,.n
both by the Committee sne State Dena,.
ment, and that their action would soon h..
known, and would be believed be sa,is,ec
~ 10 the Senate nd country.
After lively debate the motion 10 ref, ,
10 The Judiciary Committee was lost. and
the RESOLUTION passed.
he bill for the PRONUNCIATION of the l. ~,
oil The United States was .aken up. amended
and passed.
The Senate then went into executive sea
sion. Subsequently adjourned
HousE.-Ar. Wilson, of Iowa. iptro,uced
. bill for the surrender Of persons convic,,d
OF certain crimes. Referred TO the yud,cisr,
| Committee. 1t enacis that no person mi,
convicted or adjudred guilty ol riuraer n.
racy, assassination, arfon, robbery or + ~
cry. and where conviction has nnt bee, r.
verscs. SHALL be allowed TO enter or ,ein.in
| in the United States; and auihofiz, thu
President upon the production OF satisfac,-
DRY proof that the Dcrs0n 20 convicted OF
either such crimes, hes entered Or Is abou,
20 enter the United States, 70 have him cent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
NEW YORk.

NEW loRK. Feb. l2.-The World 10 au
thoiixed BY Chas. O'Connor 10 state ths,
he received NO letter from Secretary Seward
requesting him &c proceed to England to de-
fend Americans en- trial there charged
with Fenianism.
During January $4,000 persons in this
city sought relief from the association fol
improving the condition Of the poor.
Two directors of the Shawmut National
Bank. OF Boston. have lately bad an inter
view Mt Havana with b. r. Henry. former
teller OF that Bank, who ran away with
SoVVOO belonging to it, Henry settled
With Thorn by paying over $4,000 and II
now on hie way to California.
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back 10 The country from whence DC .a'ne
or in which lie nay have been oons'. ,
The bin has hseu Grated by ire Sec'tsaIy
OF State. .,.,,,,
efruetir.- the Committee On inNaiu feh
sio,s 10 inquire whether the pension
hureau cannot be rcorSahi1el 30 az 10 pre-
49,, efficiency and economy in its admins
tra,lon. Adop.ec.,
ro-ejgn affairs, concerning the rights Of
American citizens in foreign states. came up
40 business of the morning hour, and
desullory discussion arose as TO the quos-
ton Of closing the debate and disposing OF
the various amendments which had been
already suggested.
Nr. Banks declared himself unalterably
opposed to incorporating In the statutes OF
the United States the offensive English
principle that the Legislature can confer o.
withhold the power Of expatriation. That
was the doctrine Of Lord Palmesseous dis
patch 70 Mr. Bancroft in 16l0 and 10. Al
length Mr.. Banks, having allowed amend.
ments BY Messrs. Butler, 6paulding and
Boyer to be offered. moved the previous
question, the effect OF which would be to
cut of farther amendments.
The House. by decided vote, refused to
second the previous question.
Mr.. Jenckes offered his. amendments by
way ofa substitute, declaring that the righta
Of expatriation and naturalization are DC
clared 10 be, and have been, part Of The
public law Of the United States, and direct
| ing the Executive TO insist on the recogni
ton OF such rights by the Governments o.
| all other nations. =.
Mr. Judd offered an amendment as ind.
Gated at the close OF his speech last Wednes
day.
Mr. Butler offered an amendment as a sub
| stitute tor Jenckes' amendment, which wa
not read.
Mr.. Pruyn offered an amendment 4
Jenckes' amendment in the way Of an add
tional proviso.
The morning hour having expired the bill
went over till tomorrow, and all amend
ments ordered printed.
Tho House won't into Committee Of tn
whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr. Wilson, Of Iowa, in the Chair. and n
sumed consideration Of the Legislative
executive and judicial appropriation bill.
The regular annual discussion over tn
appropriations for the agricultural depart
ment. and particularly over an item {
%. 600 dollars tor seeds occupied lsrg
part Of the time spent BY the COMMITTEE
covering various questions as 10 ECONOMY
extravaganza. cabbage and turnip seed
tquashes, cucumbers, &c. No new point
were developed.
Mr.. Donnelly moved to amend the bill b
inserting items for department OF educstio
20 the amount of II 500 dollar.
Mr.. Pruyn and Ar. Garfield supported d
amendment. Mr. Washburne Of Illinois. an
Mr.. Wood, opposed it, the latter sdmittin
that the object Of the COMMITTEE on Al
NOMINATIONS was that it might work the n
neal ofthe act constituting IL. The gent,
man at the head Of il had not spent ~
months out Of twelve In Washington
Without vote adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

sHERlFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA,
Scorr COUNTY,
In the Distrie. Court Of Scott county, Stats
Of Iowa.
BY virtue Of q special execution issued
from the Office OF the Clerk Of the District
court Of Scott county, State Of lows, N
favor Of Henry b. Mathews. and aga'ns.
Mary Love. dated February 18th. 1868, and
to me directed, commanding me thai
Of the real estate hereafter described.
Of the said Mary Love, make or cause
to be made the sum OF nine hundred ano
twenty -four 75-l00 dollars. with inter
ct and costs, I levied upon the follow
ing described real estate, lying and beng
situated in tao County Of Scott and State
Of Iowa, viz Lots number one % and
two (2) in book number three (3), in Bur
rows Sub Division Of part OF the south
west quarter Of Section No. twenty two
(22). in Tewnship No. seventy eight (1sl,
north Of range three 60 east OF the ON
p. N.
And hereby give public notice that
shall oass for sale q public oo'csy, = ~
Court House door 10 the city Of DavsnPess
County Of Sect and State Of lewe, o.
Saturday, the 18th day Of March. 1905. %,
tween the heurs Of . o'clock A. \. snd Z
o'clock P. NJ Of said day. sale to commence
at the hour Of Z o'clock P. N. OF sara day'
aud | will cell 70 the highest and best osd,
der therefor, 10 cash, the above descrioeo
property. or sufficient thereof to satisfy the
above debt. With inierest and costs.
Dated this 18th day Of February: 1000
GUSrAvUS SCHNITGEk.
feb12-d3t Sheriff OF Sect county, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
4 NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.

Physicians wonder ct the extraordinary power Of
RADM Al > kENUyAllN4 kESOLVENTin curing
the worst forms VI scrofJlous. Syphilosd, Chronic
Skin Diseases aud its maryelou. bower in re solving
eaicuiOas cohcreiionss atfordng immediate rei,ef
and consequent cure or Diseases VI the Kidney,
Bladder. Liver. Lungs Psncreas, Spleen. 1ts rapid
influence In the cure Of D .betes, 1ncuntincnce or
eeanty, rpd. aibnuinous, cloudy urine; ite al
most instant effcsc, in stopping Itching and painful
discharge OF urine, aud its singular power In curing
discharges Tlom the Uterus and urejhfa Leucor
rhoea, Bloody Urine, and other unhet lthy and
weakening discharges and enquire wherein the
SAksAP ARiLLlAS used in the Renovation Re-
solvent differs rom ordinary Sarsaparns. Sar-
sapafilan is the only principle in sarsaparilia
that possesses curative properties; all other parts
OF the root are ineft and useless. Que ounce the
extract Obtained under Or. l.adwey's new proc, O.
for extracting the curative properties from yegets
bic substances, contains OF the true principle
VI cure taan 20 lbs OF the ordinary roots.
sARSAPARlLllAS Is only Ono OF the ingredi-
ents That terms this trri, wonderful medicine aud
II . the only compromising remedy that communi-
cafes ils purifying. Cleansing and renYiVorlng pro-
pettes through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URN Il. and
olLer -"cTc iuns, securing harmonious functional
action ofevery depraved organ and GIsnt In the
system. ii the blood IL corrupt, the hesolvent will
RAKE y pure. ii the Luags are liberated aud eors
secreting thick phlcgm and prurclent matter. the
| ResDlvcnt will loosen this deposit and scpair the
| Wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin Is covered with pimplcs, spots, pusucs.
soret. ulcers. SC, the Resolvent VIII quickly re
| mo e these annoy ances. II mercury deposited In
| the bones and he's accumulated In the system. the
| Rcsosentwil drive II out. IL the Throat Or Bron-
cuial Glands liberated, the Rcsovcnt will cure
| these signs of early waste. Direct remedies.
possessing only exclusive properties. are hnr.fr
- they increase the functional secretons OF or
gan BY suspendng the constituent cretions of 9TH
ere hence, compensating remedy like the resolv
/ ent IL til oniv means OF permanent cure
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF
BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and alb
| sorbed 10 supply the waste OF the body, will make
pure, sound and healthy flesh and nbre. Ths nfrt
dose thai 10 taken commence lite work Of purinca-
Ion and increasing the appetite aud . rh.
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iowa.

Oss Nouns. Feb. ia convention Of
the colored people Of tho State assembled in
this city yesterday. About 30 delegates
were present.
Rev. J. W. Malone, Of Keokuk, 10 Prssi-
dent Of tho convention.
The object OF the convention 10 10 bring
the subject Of franchise before The Legisla-
ture.
Tn. Board Of Trustees Of the State Uni
vsrsisy, met yesterday. bat Immediately ad-
iourned to the 4th prox.
The Democrats yesterday nominated
city ticket headed by s. P. Ponord fol
Mayor.
The Legislature adiournsd TO day for Z
recess Of two weeks. Many Of the lsgislatofl
departed for home yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS. Feb PA letter from the
internal revenue Office at Washington TO the
United States Assessor of this district, mott
fics him that the House Committee on Ways
and Means are unanimously Of the opinion
that the tax upon cigars can best be Sc
cured by aftixing a stamp to each cigar and
r. quests him TO obtain an opinion of the
traie upon the subject. Mr.. Popin, the As
SCISSOR OF this district, submitted the above
letter to an informal meeting Of cigar ma
kers last night and there was almost unani-
nous opposition expressed TO the plan on
the ground of trouble and Inconvenience,
but another formal meeting will be held in
n few days, at which the parties interested
will give a more careful and particular ex-
nressiNn OF opinion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
VIRGINIA.

FoRrRKss MONROE, Feb. 1S.-It appears
that the Revenue Cutter, Nemahs, the de
struciion Of hich by an explosion has al
ready been announced, first took fire and
ii being loaded with powder all hands made
haste to leave the vessel, though furious
gale VAS blowing at the time. One boat was
ssanp,d and two men killed The remainder
got ash ore, the other boats landing in a
marsh. Being drenched with water they
nearly perishcd from the cold, but by walk.
ing brskly for mile reached farm house,
where they were humanity entertained ard
their live, sav. d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
ONO.

CoLuMBus. Ohio, Feb. "a Governor
Hayes has received a letter from Secretary
Seward in reply 10 the resolution of tn,
General Assembly of Ohio, requesting th,
return OF all papers certifying the ratifica
ton OF the constitutional amendment By
the Ohio General Assembly. He says there
is no law permitting the withdrawal of any
documents from the Dep rtment y, the ro
quest ofindiviiuas or States. Therefore
the resolution ratifying and the one rescind
ur will both remain on file
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
uENRY n. COsTAR.

- For as,s - N pruggists IN Daveapost Iowa.
a.,a :. IN whoeaale Dspegisis d all ~ lRge
sseSsSs SsOi9-deo1t0o-t1n1G1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
MINNESOTA.

ST. AuI, MINI, Feb. l2-James Chez
Yer, mail carrier on the Montana route
Vas cast away on the prairie during the re.
cen, cold weather. for tour DAYS aud nights
He will loee his arms and legs
Our Legislature will probably no. accent
the invitation OF the Wisconsin Legislature
to visit Madison. The House has already
cecliUed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER

Gas and Steam Pipe Filter,
No. II East 81 St., DnvenP0r1,l 10.
Bathing Tubs. wster Closets, wash Basins. Lead
ripe, Sheet Lead Ciateru Pumpe, Force Pumps Chan
aellef Brackets Drop Light rsndants, Hlass shadesp
Nm $50 M1 ~ SScs v1 ~ No.
eeeo - cgese. All orders promptly s1seoosaln eogU
oeylo end Ct fir rates apF90ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

Havana, Feb. ll-Mansanillo sdvices
state that the severe drought prevailing
there is retarding tho tobacco growth, and
the praba il,y is that the cropis half short
Madame Kstori has received letter from
tic Emperor Of Brazil Offering free pas
sage herself and troupe, and also the use
Of the Imperial Theatre in that capital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13

ceedirgs on the matter Of allegiance and
citizenship have been received. The COM
men,s of the press here are ger orally favor
able TO the views expressed in Congress
The speech Of General Banks Is especially
commended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaAScisco. Feb. 13.-The San Fran
cisco, Vallieo and Humboldt Bay Railroad
Company have Incorporated . capital 81
$40 1000, 900 to build the road from valligo
TO Eureka, Humboldt county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-13
TO TIE AFFLICTED.
Or. KNAPP Il SON.
PhyGcians and Surgeons, formerly Of Now IoIx. are
treating successfully all

noating successfully all
CHRONIC DI6EASES,
which embraces the bestand most approved methods
in this and other countries for the cure OF all Chronic
Diseases. They treat successfully all nervous and
Neuralgia affections all forms Of Scrona. Fever Sores
and old Ulcers. Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Liver Con-
stipation, ali Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption
In Its early stages Paralysis. Epilepsy, Salt Rhcum
Headaches ali Heart Diseases OF children and
Seminal Weakness 4 Sexual Dis.
EASES, which carrying thousands TO their graves
A'''' EYE AND EAR
They treat successfully. method all diseases
OF the Eye and Ear. They have had more extensive
practice, and better success in the treatment all
Diseases Of Women.
Than any other Physicisns in America. They have
cured women who have been confined to their bed for
pears. They never TAIL to cure
II II Il u NJ a TT y M
In a,lstages nomatter Of how long standing. The,
cure
Asthms: I: !. never returns 1n.y haze s1.s
OR PILES. They cure all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
Cancers.-They have An extensive practice and
wonderful success in the treatment 81 Cancers.
which they CURE without eating them out or using
the Knife Let those who have Tumors and Swell
lings, or red spot, lose no time In having 1t afte n
ded to. as a timely treatment may save them from
the horrors. suffering and death OF an open cancer
Catarrh Cured.-They retreating Catarrh on
anew system. which ID . sure cure for this disease
TrnH CONSULTATIONS for Year, have averaged from
Ave 10 seven thousand = year, which eivss them a
sxpersnce unsurpassed BY any and equalled only BY
We wiah II distinctly understood that Dr.. KNAPP
10 NOT Travelling Physician. He only visits FYW
PLACES OCCALIONALLY, TO accommodste hie nm
merons patients who cannot convenienty visit him
In Chicago.
n Remember they do not promise TO cure Al, ,,..
60 OF Disease While all disease ara cureab IL IA
ken In season, all stages are not. Your case NAV ~
curabe this week, not nexr-to-day, not Tomorrow,
hence the danger Of delay.
No case iriU BE- receired srhen there are ann
doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Onr terms are CASH; hence tho money mvst b sent
with all orders for medicines II costs ffom Gye 70
fifteen dollars per month"; to doctor with -, which
includes medicines.
r. The poor win be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, State. and Port
Office address plainly All letters recuirinr an An
swer must contain letter stamp, and be Addressed
to DR.. KNAPP & SON, Box 5s3l. Chicago III
tE Any OF the above diseases can be treated suc.
cessfuly ny the patients describing their cnse In
letter, when they cannot zee Us.
Dr Knapp, who has visited Davenport Iowa reg
ularly the pastsix years. can be consulted at the
Scott House.
On Thureday. February sth, ThurDday. Apsii ~
Thursdsy, June lth, Thursday. July 00tk. Tkufs0ay
ospt. 3lth. and Thursday. Nov. 1ot1.
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ALABAMA.

MosraoMERY, Feb. 12-In thirty .fcuv
counties the vote for the Con ,titution stands
o..sSS: Registration in the same conr,ies
b., s Is .ns includes all the negro counties
out Hale and Aareneo. THE tven,v -s;r :, :.
msn'ng counties have whi,. w.ior,tv
must he polled. '"'VoV more soses
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IOWA.

Lyons. Iowa. Feb. la-C. d. wo,,..
oerg grocery house was destroyed bv a.
Monday r'ghi Nothing was saved. NC
ins Guy books aud papers were all,
ar. ahlenberg is Civ Treasurer M.
less Is about $4,000; Insured saO