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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-02-27
TO Army Surgeons.

II this meets the eye Of the Surgeon who was
In charge of Cumberland Hospital, Nashville,
Tenn July, 1865, he is respectfully requested to
send his address to Susan Stahl widow Of Sam
ue Stnhl formerly of Company B., 51st owl,
who died at the above named Hospital, July II,
1865. And if this Is seen by Sergeant s. NJ.
boherty, who was present when Mr., Stahl died,
he will please send his address to Mrs. Stahl
Evidence is wanted of Stahl's death TO enable
his widow to have pension allowed. AS she
has family Of small children dependent upon
her IL is hoped any one who can assist her to the
necessary evidence will do so.
Address Susan Stahl, care of D. Longenccker,
Covlngton, Miami county, Ohio.
N. B.-Papers friendly to soldiers please copy,
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rg-The Democracy Of Jackson county were
rejoicing last week over the arrest Of negro sor
stealing goods from the store Of White u Bro.
IN jackson. As usual, In such cases, 1t was dis.
covered that two white Democrats were his con-
fuderates. Our word for Il, II You find q mean
negro YOU will lnd menncr Democrat hlleagua
with him. - linton Record,
Thata 50,
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rFstrong as is the love of liberty for ourselves
implanted In every human breast II seems to be
but little stronger or more universal than the de-
sire to ensave others. The last American slave
set free, so far rs we have learned, Is girl, who
was returned to her father. Henry e. Morris,
colored man, nj Wilmington, Del, a few days
since. She was seized by force in 1862, when
only ten years old and has been kept under pre-
tended lndenturcs of apprenticeship ever since
Her labor or other value would not have been
available for many years, and the only motive on
the part Of her master seems to have been the
itching to ensave somebody. The first joyful
cry of the child when released was, " Now /
shall 20 to school ANA learn TO read and write y
~. T. Tribune.
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Notice.

Tho undersigned has been duly appointed adj
mnlstrdt0r Of the estate Of John Irwin, ST.,
late OF jackson county. Ohio, deceased.
DAVID MONTGOMERY.
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"JIow lost vas my condition.
Wien Jesus made me whole
There Is bat enc physician,
Gan cure n sin.slvk soul. "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
FORTlET'M CON0REOO.

WARRINGTON, July 23.-HoUsR.-A bill
was passed for the abolition Of public ware
houses In the Atlantic cities.
The committee on reconstruction today
sddcd TO the Texas bill, Virginia and Mis-
siissippi. 20 - 10 provide for provisional
government for oil three Of those States
The bill will be reported at the earliest op.
popunity.
The committee from the meeting Of the
Southern Representatives and loyalistf
wero TO day unable 10 present their resolu.
lions to the rcconstfuction committee
which had not time 70 receive them.
The Senate amendments TO the appropri
stion bill for the District OF Columbia Deal
ana Dumb Institute, we're agreed TO, and
others added. including one reducing the
sum appropriated, from $4,000 to So. 500.
The concurrent resolution Of the Senate
fnr adjournment from the eth Of July to
the third Monday in September, was dis
cussed at length. During the discussion
Mr. rtOsts sliu TINT unitss me people in
the Southern States have arms the unionists
would be overcome. He thought 1t the
duty OF Congress 10 stay here until these
measures were put through The rebels he
said had sent forth the war cry that they
would rae the country or cyierminate the
colorcd union men, and for one he WAS dis
posed to meet them.
Nj. Wa,hbnrne OF Illinois, said the Ques-
ten WAS whether this state uf things in the
South WAS 20 be removed bv sending arms
into those States. He thought the arms in
TN days after they We're sent would be in
III hands oi rebels. and he warned the gen
ueman agAinsi such measures unless there
BE- an inclination to civil war
Mr Borden OF North Carolina, spoke very
warmly against sending arms To the South,
shy ing That what WAS wanted was for the
Executive u assnarc, and not 10 arm them.
Mir Devices 81 North Carolina said that
some provision should be- made Tor the new
governments II the Southern States, and
Tor the protection oi the loyal people, 9th
erwise the rebellion would be reestablished.
The letter Of Mr.. Blair would be carried
out II Congress adjourned.
The previous question wac finally ordered
and seconded and the Senate resolution was
eoncurred in SIS 10 90.
The Speaker aunouuced that the Presi.
dent had signed the tax bill.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

rs... -. ..e,rias or havs su0ssed froo
s~ssstary discharge. Whist eject does pro-
desc upea your general hsalths do yoa sss'
vssh, dsbiisassd. essily tirsAs Does . hss's
susrs snertion produce palpitstion Of the hssrs'
Doss ysar liver or urinary organs. o. ysur sid-
ssvs freqcsntlv get out Of ordsri 10 your urine
ssussmes thick, milky. Or docky, OF 10 Il Topy On
ssstl,ng, Or does thick seam rise TO The tops
os - sediment o. the boaten after II hes stood
s~Aiiei DO you have spells Of short srssshiag
or dyspspsias Are your bowels eonssApsssds
10 you have spells Of fAisting or PUSHES 81 blood
oths head IL your memory impsireds lsyeur
mind constantly dwelling upon this subjscs' Dc
ysa Zee, dull. lississs. mopinG, tired Of COMPANY.
d lisss Do you wish 10 b. left alone, TO get
awsy from everybody Does any little thing
make YOU start o. jump II vonr sleep broken
o. resslssss 10 the iustrs Of your eye - bril-
,ssss The bloom on your cheek - bright do
you enjoy vosrself 10 society - weil' Do you
varsus your business With the same energy :
% yeu feel ~ much conndence in YOURSELF
Ass your spirits dull and Tagging. given TO hts
Of mslancholy, nso. do net lay IL 70 your liver
q dyspepsia Have you rsstlsss nightsf Your
beck weak. your knees weak, and have but little
appetite. and you attribute this to dyspepsia ~
aver C. mpa,ntt'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

ONeu. reader, issas absss, tvssersai diseases
bsdly cared. sna ssxss, esssssss ere all eapahls
of predicting weakness Of the gsnssalivs o..
usas. The orGsus OF generation. when In psr.
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
shas those bold defiant. energetic. pe1oovsfin0,
successful business men. are alw ays thooe Whose
Scas.s,ivs organs are in perfect healthy You
never hear such men complain o. being msisn-
sholy. OF nervousness. OF psptstion Of the heart.
They are mover afraid they cannot succeed 10
tasir~ss; they don't become sad and discour-
AGED they are always polite and pleasant in tbs
company OF ladies, and look You and them right
N the face none of vour downcast looks or any
ether unesnness about them. do not mean
those Who keep the organs iniiamed bv by run.
mig 20 excess. These will not only ruin their
constitution. but also those they do business
sltt or for.
How many men from badly cured diseases,
trsm the effects Of sof abuse and excesses, have
brought about thai stateof weakness In those or.
KAN. that has reduced the general system %
sAuch as TO induce almost every other disease
.tianv. lunsrv. PARALYSIS. spinal affections. sui
sidc, aud almost every other form OF disease
slieh humsnit. is heir to. aud the real cause Of
,ae trouble scarcely lever suspected, aud have
des,ored tor ell but the right one
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
News
Ell TELEGR.fPR.
rO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRx, July 24.-Weather cloudy
and cool. Heavy storm prevailing at Bal
timore and Washington.
The Sun publishes letter from Zen.
Hancock TO Gen. Stesd0an. dated July >,
stating the candidate for Wee Prssidsot,
and should not accept the nomination Tor
that oRcs.
Al . meeting Of the Bsick layers last
evening, further donations from various
Trades Union amounting - twenty lone
hundred dollars we're received. The strike
II considered ended, o. nearly oil the men
are now ct work.
The Clothing Cutters have organized 70
strike for a. per day.
Officer John Smidick Of the 2lst precinct
vas shot aud instantly killed, on the car
Of LIST Ave. and 32d street. last night ~
one John Reed, who was arrested. ne
does not deny the killing. AID givss % =
reason for Il, his dssigs to revenge himself
on Suidick for being arrested By him.
A large meeting Of democrats was held
last evening at tho Academy Of Music,
Brook yn, to ratify the nomination Of Soy
mour and Blair.
tits reported that the crew Of the Amer
lean ship General Sherman, which was
Wreched in Chinese waters, have been been
beheadcd BY the natives where they landed.
AusuRs, July 24.-Ths Wells Seminary
for youeg ladies, At Aurora, was dedicated
yesterday. II costs over $4,000, and
sas the free gift Of Henry Wells. the Ok.
press man, 70 educational Interests of the
country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 24.-0sn. Meade has 10
susd orders similar 70 those issusd In Flori-
d, tusoisg the government Of State 70 civil
aathsVitiss, and ordering The military 10
abstAin from interfering.
The Democracy to-day held mass
meeting.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

BsaLunss0s, -. y.,v aA.-Ths ateaues
United States jsst afles ic..,-. - vaari
a 10 s'clssh Last night ssllidsd viz. ~.
schseess W. Wright. u the three oss "a
beard the scheesss. enc We killed cut.
right. another Knocked overheard and
drowned, and the third badly injured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
iowa

DIS MoNxs, Iowa, July AT The
meeting Of Trustees Of the State Reform
School, Prof. james Mccarthy was elected
President. The building . expected 10 b
ready by the lst Of September.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

Sf.LsU,s, JAY 24.-A 0sesgseswn, Ool.,
lespatsA says Gen. Grant end party y
rived there yesterday and we're 70 leave for
Cheyenne to-doy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

JAY -.
80 for niddnpg uplssas.
Flo1r-la fair demand rsceipts. 4 aHs, .,,..
etate. 7eo0e.4o; ssoS1lN g for sxtrr wsetes. -
0l9 - foT r. =. O. s'1'
for Nos asd spsiae mined SIS Tor ehnie. M
Oen-vesy scarce rsseiph s.oee b1sAs,s q
In store; 1.fe for white western. 's'
Oe.s-3oiss and heavy. No receipts. q for west.
DeaG ee.eo00o. ~ I'D.
1set-otsady.
css Aesls-esaAy.
~ i0e lDttle. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
&C CONNIE RcIAI,
Davenport Market ,1epors.

Oovo0DoPt Market i0opor1.
Osyscs % sns DAvnnpons DsueenAs.
July 94th, 1855.
fLesR-Whcissais.t 5000: retail. oli.oo
WusAs-vsry choice in the market, o. 50.
No.f, O,o, No. S,el.Se0e1e5.
hAaLsv-No quotations.
OAss- SSGnSec.
Rvk-None in the'market
COAs-766t.7c.
Oxi0us-None In the market.
PssAssss-Nsw, $50. Old zoe.
Dvssaa-ass. perm.
9ooe-9oe.
hss-0eod fiossAy oiO.eeooil,ee ~ ~.
Praisie %. VIEW pr ton.
.CoAI-Soft--ls01S eeats per busAsl. fron
wagons.
AurnaAuss-At yard oll. -. pr tss.
WooD-oe0oOo7 30. per Cor1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

ScsAxros, Pa, 2s.-ShsriG Van Hisss
has issued his proclamation warning the
| strikers, and in case Of refusal he will call
On the Governor for military aid.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

July -.
nH ncsIS, 81: iisk $50. lst. llAai: a.
-, - -. liz - new. 10. VI L0ok: Iol0S
0Old-l.AaS
Paci0e Wy
new York Csntral-i
8rie-ss -.
nsek lsland-ie7x
1ortnwestsfn--eJh: pressrrsn A.
Darlington an1 Qainey-iSr
Wabash-ASN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

~ Telegraph. July ~
Flear Receipts s4s bbls. sAipaents s,soe
bis. Quiet,
whsas-Reeeipts lsse tss.. quits Light r.
esipts.
Cora Rscsipts, M bus. shipusnts. I. ~
bus. Cusinsss shods better, s9I< fer Ne. !. reg.
ular.
Oses--SAip nsnss sss1 bss. lie bsttsr. n ~
No. I.
Rys-ol.So for new No. 1.
Lake Frsiehts-- -Quist and unchanged
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

by Telegraph July ~.
Flour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull for Western grades At pre.
visus quotations.
Com Dull q 7slso for mixed; sS0Ss
for white.
0ats-Lswer; soas4, for new
Rye-Lower atl.os
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Aaa,ss, 4, the Nervous and Dsbilitasee
whose suiisrings have been protractsd
iromJhldden causes. and whose
require prompt treatment TO
rcndsr. IexistsncsUids-
.sirsb'e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24

y TslegrapA.li s4- 1s,~
. siour-Sssady aAd in fair demand ,sc.,.,.
s.s.s osrsslS shipesnts. l.e91 barrels.
Av.ns, yc'es: Chiefly options q I 81 seller
Receipts. E ~ bus; shipmsnts. none. -''i'
Oorn-QeleS and steady. No / Sik n.
ceipts. y 90 bue. shipments. e.. SIS bu
oars-firm and quiet q ss96s fes new. Re-.
dolpts s. os! bust shipments, nose.
Barley-Nominal.
povh-Wsrrc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-24
046nDoLD'o ATTRACT DUCaU, establish
- spvsr1s Il sishsssa ysars. prepared WI

4. Z. nELMDOLD. Dawson.
~ nrsaAwsy. xsw Yeek. sndl
les .0eusA losA street. PhiladslpAia, Pa.