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nj Baltimore, Zen s. SEPT. 1865.
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bferttihen @cf &c cinaSpaer nGrten mn neIaC 3abiuuE
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6a5e ipI&er 3lpIanB tefreit.
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men, mlItn ih i'm Sagp.auartier III rttr SIR es7 "a
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III. 81. Reilipu, @ri9nee.@sntrdl.
NHgem. DStsdmte tr tt1
RIQ~24 Gta1t Warp!arS.
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observation-disclosures.
3jouSiilGc.

Den Witalictern CUR Alatriht, Sas eie Arbettcn In her
firte fpwctt neiSttert fnh, bap her reaslnisias @Uttts
oisnit rtpreen tter att Gage. Spnntas, ZEN 20. Sept,
pteber erpffnet rerscn nirp. (2lS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
Gic Smrcauy Der Nfe8iftrirnness
JSrnuttcu

fir Tie Sfmmtsrs&tiatrn in rem 20 QarbS her Gtael
BalrinIgre rertel am 81. }. W, 0fpTtei neretH uut
;iarf sen 9 nbr GiCrguIS bis 0 lhr &Ftaes bis sum
81, Spttr. at TEN nadiebene tcic,dusttn gligci IF n
esba tsn werbsit, Gah aGr ptr'rnen. pelds tde rttune'
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5elhe, bic bisfts altsr an rheT rcr b.Hi 8. strper' D.
pcrben lrsb ibr, ltpfnun9 ]psySEtert tattr unt aut,
lie Su,osr ospersel I'M, nrTea % Fst TEN 8egtiratr.
rcr me Sta Nns S3rar' isttn, ba6 lie 6eIetrtg ttn9straetn
Ter JBafl perliereu. Wa AbIdhf ecr T. SG3e rcrteh
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cfact, I'M ihlieslthe GbinrerunBft 80. Ierm "'Ve''''
itItIRHbeUrEU lSabl ~ maiden. ISn IA, 'tI8
III. q. GfnrrIs Borteer.
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Baltimore ShGbfn- Wf(fN(daff.

Die Mttstteeer bts i%5iiIiunn ;tpan,iscr M%Iisid,uiIes
SNr Stsvifcn her Rtteu9eiset limb tiermif adtWne sppl rrs
iutt. ib ~ her auf bcltt I3rns S ubs %rtrtaaten Der.
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fnhcn ~ iroltn. Sm Auiiru9 hes 9prfeenren;
(22Il SuIiIS SpnrNh, GER.
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8eltimorcr 9iebcrfrnns.

Srser nm /. S.st. tie gBintcriatien RES @sreins te
9cnnea bat, 10 ptrten bic Mlitstteesr eriutt, nsue Der.
fhIdls fur p@affip. Wtttsli:6er III MAIDEN.
t22i-5l II. q Id,miht, Ger.
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Wftielt sSrauerct.

Cine Stnsrol. @eriamralan0 her Atiru. Sutatrr rtiacr
s sn,,is r'ss Stsnstas y. Ispt;o AGsnsS $ ll9T, I'M
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Ite9eu, 10 itrp bic NtttpnGte hermit eriu6t, it rsut
Sablreid einIufHten. SIM auftras;
Safrb Sien,le, PrGi.;
C223, 5,6,D Atiiplb Summer, SER.
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,pr8 ten pcrtvianitd,e 2prup, cine 8restie |uES'
fiua tes Giisu.Qrptprate5, 70 Rrunolth Vi III teiltn If, ais
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10 Euutcrbarst NCrtbel urp g]tnteTGnA Ntlcgcn, rag i'd
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ulo trfit, M: ID lam II dt Iintiu, Nn.esu taH NItteL'
ta5 10 visit tlr MIA, Nsttnn, su e%lnpftb!et. "ft"
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Wedfel,
paRftf, paGagr-S hfinr H.. +. m.

SD bite dae GufsAten dlipsdentfid his Gpnnerao,
@ittaa ,a iaudst. I'M uugefiumte @eiprauna nit ietsraa
men. u. 53diur
C-) Ode Der Saltimprt iub Sauhr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
An Awful Middle.

A young gsntloman by the name Of Con-
key, having united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock, sent the marriage notice, with
coupict of his own competition, to . local
paper for publication IS follows:
Married On August lst, A. Conkey.
ESQ.,, Attorney at Law, TO Mss Euphremia
Wiggins.
Love is the hnion Of two hearts that best il
softcst melody,
Time. with lss ravages. imparts no bitter fusion
TO it's ecstacy."
Mr.. Conksy looked with much anxiety
for the issue Of the paper, that hs might
Gee his name in pint. The typo into whose
hands the notice was placed happened to
b on spree 1t the time and made some
wonderful blunders in setting it up, thus:
'Married-O, August lst., A. Donkey,
Esq. Eternally 1t Law, to Miss Euphunia
Piggins.
''Joy is IN onion with two heads that belt in
softest ,nelonv.
Time with It's cabbages inparts no better feed 10
an extra draw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


-"CApital weather. Mr.. Jones, capital
weather. Ny wife's gct such bad csla
that she can't speak. like such weather"
Mr.. Pullup, coming home late, ''prstty
full finds the walking very slippery, and
sxclaims: "v-very singular, whenever
water freezes. it allus freezes with the slip
perry side up. Singulsr!''
What fac head your boy hasr said
an admrirg friend. YES" said the fond
father, hes chip Of the old block amt
you my sonny ?" 81 guess so; my teacher
said was young blockhsad."
-"IIow do you and Jour wife &c. onr
"Oh, rather badly. She gave me her hand
. while ego, and thanked sss; she gives =
!. ne se~ every lime ! spssl, and I'd
thank her net t."
You ought 70 ssqsise tAs facility Of
being q home in the best society,"" ss,d :
fashioaabls ssnt TO - hsasss asphsw. II
manage that easily enough" replied The
nephew. ''by staying at hoas With my wife
and children.
"A fsllss stole . dog, and, upon Being
detected by the owner, promissd 10 return
the snimsi ssxt day. The individual re-
ssived . package q the appoiutsd hear, on
vhlch was vrittsn: "This 10 yesr dog )"
but on opening il the astonishsd men dis
covered ten pounds Of freshly made eau
cages.
"A vsllkuown assessor Of THE city late.
" entered drug store 70 psecufe some
eash for his eyes, which were eedly m
famed. While there, business man tose
him to task for his heavy a>asssment OF tax
60. Turning from him 70 the sposheeary,
The assessor asked: what do you think
i. the matter Of my eyesi "Well. ssid the
v.eeisb Druggist, II an sfraid yeu seer
tar them" The bystsndsrs appeared to
consider this call to mirth, in which they
accordingly INDUCED.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
HOWE 4 STEVENS,
Family Dye CoIors.
CAUTION.

All perscns Who keep Hcws & srSvrSs' FAxu
Dyn Colcss for sale Be relied on for their fass
dealing. fsf the rrssn thaf they cost the rs'sicr
twenty-five cents ps- dozen than other kinds Of
Dyes 10 The market, wniia he reaif them ail 1T the
SAM price, consequently he mskes twenty-five cents
per dozen more ~ selling an inferior article.
We publ-h ths caution 70 rusrd or cgstou,sso
agsinst t~pcsftinr. Accept nore hat How. n SrE-
vsss PArEnr FAHiLY DyH Ccloxs. They are the
original invenors Of an improvement which origina-
ted this branch Of business, and made a, cling do
nestle art They have had alec. Ave years exper-
nce In this particular bl-ln ess snd ive been con
SANITY improving tho quality nfthcir Dyes All the
eoors, both IN Liquid ard Powder form, are Ynanu-
featured BY the md ersigned. aud car supply our
eseones with either. The liqntds DO not require
COLOR ths most aDs6e. and { 80 he esuns per
psrkage IL coaOsiae bia.ke, brUwDs, I'D drahe.
We woSl0 s0vD1 H. 80 Of the HoedGp csoprp n
very snail article.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04


Lows AND MAxRIAos 1T 10 uswiss t.
hone for domestic hstpiness in the poses
sion Of single favorable trsi, Of character ;
,t il better 70 look for combination, and
they are most 10 b. congratulated Who can
discern and WOO ard win the poseessor Of
the largest number Of good points. First
Of all. the man whom you love, the woman
whom you adore Oh ould possess high
sense Of right and wrong; next. bodily
health; and thirdly, moral bravery, . eour-
are 70 10 industrious, economical and self
DENYING. With these three traits, princi-
pie. health, and soul that can do and dare
eli that one oaght 20. domestic felicity gill
abide. None ought to marry who cannot
command the mesns Of enabling them TO
live in comfort according 10 their station in
life, without grisd'ng economies.
It 10 useless to talk about love in cot
tage. The little rascal always RUS away
when there is no bread and butte. on the
table. There IL more lore in full -four
barrel than in oil Tho roses and posies and
woodbines that ever grew.
No mechanic should marry until be is
master Of his trade nor professional man
until his income 10 adequate - the style Of
life which bs determines upon nor the
merchant, until his Gear annual gains arc
equal to his domestic expenditures, unless.
indeed, there are, in either case, iudePend
snt and unconditional sources Of income.
No man ought to marry who has TO work
like horse from msrning till night to sup
ply family necessaries, whether il be BY
brain or body; for if the body 10 thus made
. drudge Of, il psrpstuates impaired power
to the race while if the brain 10 over
wrought, its effects will be seen in children
Of feeble intellect, if. indeed. they b not
demented. To calculate, therefore, on a
reasonable share Of domestic enjoyment, the
parties most interested should aim to find
in each other IS great an amount - may BE-
Of high moral principle, Of bodily health.
and either the actual possession Of suita-
bic maintenance, or and individual ability
TO secure it without peradventurs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
- Oh. john bULL'S lPsiseipal Oh
IL - Fifsh, Cress street, Lsuisvirs. =

Sold Whclssole and Retail byl
LAN0FRL0T. rHODE k,CO...
3. g. 0ALLORD.
HARRISON 4 SrAR2DD
1U0DwoSSS Q S1oGl6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
HEISKELL'S
OINTMENT.

This Ointment, amer an experience Of twenty years.
has proved itsel sovereign remedy for ali Diseases
OF the Skin having effected radical cure la every
case on which II was reed, curing many obstinate
casee OF fifteen or twenty yesrs standing. that had
previously resisted ali remedies prescribed by the
tonishing in = lev days the soreness and irritation
l. removed; the skn become. smooth and healthy,
and vemaipe permanently healed. without the Of
any other remedy.
Thu. farm, SAT- RRkvN. lIcn soLpsxxs IrcH.
Ear sfnAs, b oroHes, PIsPLrs, and every form Of
how lonp .tanding II haa cured bid csses OF In
YLANxs Ev siDs and Discharges from the bar. when
nothing else would heal them. P,Lvs. that have re-
ee;cd all other treatment for many year, have bee n
cGectnally cured ny the OF only one box Of this
Ointment b. Rss, ScALBs, and ULD SoaGs. u hcale
IN a very short time PRoB 50 CRsrs rva Box. II
sold By your DruReist scnd 20 cente TO Johnston
Holloway h Covden, Philadelphia . box will be
cent free Of postage to any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04

The man who did the praying for the
Louisiana Aiecegena,ion convention, 'hav-
ing note to pay" collected some two hun
dred dollars Of his pay in advance, and
started for more agreeable climate, Iesv.
ing the convention to expire without the
benefit Of clergy" Evil communications
corrupt good manners" and they also have
. shocking tendency upon good morals.
Even the clergy take to stealing whom lsng
associated with these radical officisIs. SO
intimately has this idea become connected
with that Of modern government officials
that when . gentleman was recently mis-
taken for one Of these persons be expressed
considerable astonishment and appealed 10
these around him, to know il he really did
look q though he got bis living BY stealing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
BULLS WORN DESTROYER.
vnLAHew, WALEsn CouxsY. Ca, [
Jane seth. 1859.

Da- JONI Bula-Deaf sir: I have reeently
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
and find it wosdsrfuliy emeacious. II hes not
failed in single instance 10 have the wished fer
effect. am doing pretty large country prss-
tics, ssd hsvs daily nee for some article Of the
kind I am free to confess that tnew Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablsst authors that
10 90 certain and speedy in its effects. On tbs
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing you is to ind out upon what
terms | can get the medicine directly from you.
II can get it upon easy terms, ! shall use .
great deal Of it, am aware that the use Of
such articles is contrary to the teschings and
practice of great majority Of the regular line Of
M.D.'s, but l see no just cause or good sense IN
discardinR . remedy which We know to be en-
eient. simply because We may Be ignorant Of is
combination. For my part, l shall make 1t
rule TO use oil and any me to allsviste suffer.
ing humanity which may be able to command
not hesitating because some one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first and
secured the sole right to secure that kno Wledge.
However, l An BY no means an advocate or sup
porter OF the thou ands Of worthless nostrums
that food the country, that purport to cure al
manner Of disease 70 which human flesh 10 heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. M. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
DIR. WRIGHT'S
Z AR SYRUP

- ~ -
Facts are stubborn things" says the old pre- verb
and 10 these alone do we intend to daai, IN rrcsen.
Ing WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP ~ the public Al.
Know tie necessity of guarding against Gods. "a
well as the necessity for taking tlc proper remedies
when u Coles are upon Us. We say IS. aaut FEAR
OF r1ntrHdieff9n that tac superior " wsishi's far
Syrtp f0f The cure OF Consumption, C,rrh~ C,llfa
bfouehis s. ard all diseases OF the Throat ana lufes
Goes no, exist. btlow aVa .ealtroniais s1:a ser
sons. sone ~ who,r are ku ,wn In all PARTS of the
country:
DIS. X. SaELrux Miclusrr, Literary Edltcr OF For
ney's Philadelphia Pres. writes
M vsrA. Juv CO. 1867.
DxAa StR:-Last Christmas for tho nrsi time In nv
lie. was zach afflicted by very severe cold with
almost cen-tsnt cnush and sore chest practice
makes perfect, the pruvrrb says, hnt the more
eoaghed the worse did it, by what l then crnssi-
cred an accident, hut now believe 10 have been a
Providence. was induccd 10 try DR.. " sssnr r An
ossus. purchased Rom Won, and was greatly relieved
In two days. wholly CURED In Ten II not unplt -
ant :" the tases. Witch b eoOd peips. Aany pears
aros ssaelne - Way tAre1Rh - bla lieensy. came
acroee the voyks 81 thst Blshop Bsfkslsy vko mn,
pheueaiy ara culy decaafcd, more than ! eVusnyv
so. ehes WDsward ~ 0oscA q Hn9lfe IA q IA
way, sne Amoug these vsrs W. ueaeiese n Wnich
be strongly advocated the nee 81 M "A cufsttsr ~
many diesesce fscA CAtassh n to plorve ivss
then xush VII ~ cpGsses u tAs esS1 Dhh0pS
argnmeneA and - Dow eass-&om the efSca<y u
Ds. Wr'gACs pfepafadoa Of ne same rsmedy-thaS
thv were nsAc!y sDrsss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04

Accounts from Maine say this il the eeld-
eel winter there for twenty tive years.
The Bank Of France keeps at present
e200. DOC, 900 in gold aud silver in its vaults.
Over 1000, 600 acres Of land In Missis.
sppi are advertised for sole under execu-
tion.
San Francisco sxpsrted $4,000 t,ns Of
wheat and $4,000 barrels Of -four last
month
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04

Faith.
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER

READ THE CAPTAINS LErTEB AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1855,
DR, JonN BuLL--Desr Sir: Knowing the Of
nciency Of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing
and benificial qualities it possesses, l send you
the following statement Of my case:
was wounded about two Years ago-wss to
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month";
Being moved % often that my wounds have not
healed Jet, have not sat up . moment since
vas wounded, am shot through the hips, =
Ny general health is impaired, and need some
thing to assist nature, l have more faith in
your Sarsapsrills than in any thing else.
wish that that 10 genuine. Please express me
half dozen bottles and obliee
Carr y. p. JOHNSON. 81. Louis. Nc.
p S-Ths following wss written April 80
1895, By Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Cspt.
Johnson:
Da. BuLL-Dear Sir: Nv husband, Dr.. q. 8.
johnson. was . skillful surgeon and ply sician in
Central New Ysrk, where he died. leaving the
sbove q, P, Johnssn 70 my care. At thirteen
years Of age he had . chronic diarrhea and
scrofuIa, for which gave him our Sarsapsril-
Ia. IT crHnp Hn. haze for ten Years recon-
meadsd II to many 10 Central New York, Ohie
and lows. for scrofula. fever sores and general
debility. Perfect success has attended il The
cures effected in some coses of scrofula and fever
cores we're almost miraculous. lam very anH-
ious for nv son to again have recourse TO your
Sarsapsrilla. He il fearful Of getting aspurious
article, hence his writing to you for ii, His
wounds are terrible, but believe he will reeov-
or. Respectfully.
jennie JOHNSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
\ sSHtosS hAcxxxx,r. LID.
CONSUL 6PTlON
CAV DR CUkED.

DeR or:-uavinR Wllnsased ~ oTsFotlOn q D..
WeightS Tar syrup Ia caess u CoasauvtlDa. cher
mlly rscomnsndi II 70 all persons ~ afflicted
JESSE WALTER,
Fourth and Chestnut Sts, Philads lphis
adelphia, Rites
Aner sunerips two ycass with Consumption snd
constant hemorssce, was induced to try wrirht's
Tar syrup After using Elk bottles health returned.
AND ! am now al 10 attend 81 my Business
IS. stevens. Druggists, Reading. Ia writes.
MI D. .. hrouior. The gross OF Tar Sryup pnr.
eha.ed About Three weeks ago Is nearly all sold Nv
3, seas highly 81 t.. Send half rr.ss OF 4
Nansyckri. Drurgl-ts Trrniun N 4 80.
Dr. virgins Tar syrup does all You CLAW, "a a
to my customers.
Wright's Tar syrup il eoid by al, Druggists and
Conntry ntoreksepers. Price n pr hottie one
bottle VIII check the most aggravated Cough
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04

FRANZ Mio1er's Leather Rreser.
vative and Water Proof OIL Black. 2 for Boots
and ehoes.
Frank V1i11er's Rrevared Mar.
ness Oil Backing. for Oilins Hasneesee, Carriage
Tops &c. ready for use. with disvcs3ms fnr using
Ersaok Mt1lers0 RU11sh 1Dsl aD10cks
Ing. For safe generally in U. 8. and Canadss.
Freak NGleser 4 d.. 49, 10 Uedar b..
New York. Sold By q. B. EVANS D CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
ROLLOWAY,S
YER N1IFUGE
COMPETITIONS.

The Distress occasonsd srk1y children In taking The
nAnsesus vcfmifuRes OF thai day, resolved ~ annal-
lie them. and from the effective Of these
dSee succeeded In separating ther active medical
properties pure, tastsless and inodorous Then. by
combining these with sugar, and moulding them IT,
~ an afresabic CONNECTION fwmed tho present rorr-
Lac ys1scf1vs vRRxisras knows a.
HslloWay's ver0ifsge CefectienS,
Which have almost entirely superseded the old
ususc0us vermiugc ~ the delight OF the poor ltile
endcrcre. II coptains No Calomel ether poison
Gus ingredients.
So highly estssaled b this Popular vcrmifuge, by
know Of them prescribe them Ia preferences 70 other
remedies. A. not only more pleasant to take, bul
more 2ect.Ve 10 cure.
Parents and guasdians, having the cars Of chldpeu
should keep the m = family medi. ine for they not
only eradicate Wrrms-th"se poets o. childhood
but correct any arrangement OF the digestive Or
gans, 60 prevalent with children.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-04
STEA MSHIPS.
STEAM BETWEEN

EvEuxH SAIUt DAY. 000
Every Al.TERNATE TUE91D Az
From Pier 45, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the Mali Steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payab IN Gold PAYABLE In Currency.
FIRST CABIN. SEQ STEERA9E ......... $50
to London. 10, to London. IS
70 Paris TO Parls.... u
Passage BY the Tuesday Steamers via Halifax,
Pirst Cabin, 80, Gold Steersgc, $50. payable In
currency.
Rates Of paaaags from New York TO Halifax :
Frat Cabin. $40 Steerage. $40, pay bic in Gold.
rassenRcrs also forwarded TO Havre. Hamburg
Bremen, sc /, II moderate rates
Steefsge Passage from Liverpool or Queenstown.
$40.
Tickets can be bought here by persons sending
for their friends
For further information apply at the Company's
Office. JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
febil-dly Is Brosdwsv. N. Y.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
The Funding Bill Again.

The funding bill, as agreed upon by
the committee of conference, and agreed
to by the Senate, provides for and au-
thorizcs the issue by the Secretary of
the Treasury of registered or coupon
bonds of the denomination of one hun
drcd dollars, or any multiple of that
sum, rcdeemablc in coin at the pleasure
of the United States, after thirty and
forty years respectively, bearing inter-
est in coin, payable semi-annually, the
thirty years bonds at the rate of 4 & per
cent, and the forty years bonds at per
cent, exempt from all taxes either un-
der United States, or municipal author
ity: said bonds to be exclusively used
for the redemption of or in exchange
for an equal amount of outstanding
bonds of the United States, known as
5-20's, and may be issued to an amount
sufficient to cover the principal of all
such bonds.
The bill has passed both Houses.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
Terrific Flood at Baltimore.

The flood which occurred at Balti-
more on the 9th was the most destruc-
tive that ever visited that CITY. The
rain commenced falling in torrents car
ly in the morning, and continued with
out intermission until . p. m. That por-
ton of the city adjacent 10 Jones' Falls
was Inundated, and travel entirely sus-
pended. In some of the streets tho wa
ter rose to the depth Of nine feet. Sew
eral lives were lost-how many had not
been ascertained. The loss in property
is estimated at three million dollars.
At Ellicot City, ten miles from Balti-
more, the flood was still more fearful
More than thirty houses were swept
away, and forty persons are known to
have been drowned. Many Of the bo-
dies have been recovered. Among 9TH
or buildings destroyed were the famous
Granite Mills. 1t is stated that the Gu
tire family of DR.. Owens, except him
self, were drowned in the river.