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The Roman Question Pope, the I'm.
pcroP, and the King.

Additional details "A Spr,is,n neus hy m. China
......, a.. .--.,.,,. - -
NV I'Vo"''' ''"'''cn' " VIC ho"Hn
question o. sWrscung increased interest in Eu.
rope The Turin eorr,rr.n,de,, n, ,bc p.Yis s,serv
sx.. A.. ,.r.-.. ..-,,.
s" WV '""""s ""'un' of INC nrs'y es'o 70
have been sgncd on the iSA Of September b. the
reprr sep TAI ve- NJ r,.n,. AL ,,.,
T..---,.'., -, 10y
.,,an Pm pa srsn,c' n The trossy arr We evacn'
wears, 40 a. 10 c,r, ,t. p,n,,sc, ~ co.s,nr,,,
erne 10 ggaoi,e an army for ie internal protce-
,ha 49, i@ hs anvc,nrnens engages 70 ~.Gn
from The Ror.p states g. ,hNt no army IN, or ~
rcxull NJ trcoe ~ a, yonn,.crs =. .n,.y IN tcy-
tory ~ The Holy ~, 70 dist,,rh ia ,r.r anil.
~. TIE treaty Va ale, -sid 10 contain a rro.
| vision BY which Tho hah.n C;oxe-nmcn, hi "a
upon i,sc,f Ave-si ,ths OF INC Ron.n leb,
| There arc SEVERAL ARTICLES r,,,r.oc,inV N, rel,
uons which should r,iu between he f,nusn and
por,it mi ,r, me A., ~, ,,,,.l q, A..
fronrers II [. snsd tha, vero ara ,theY a,,Ice. ~
The ,rsssv for t- regulation N What concern the
necc-sit.cs %; C.,hol,r worship, vacant bish11uio
&c In~ Ponusc.l aovernmcnt without ,.kiu.
any pos,e y. nart In tho treaty t.oi,ir sanctions
this c.,nv action IN ~, much ma cUa,ds m, Trans,
ieroncs oi IN, creator rut,on ~ dc pn,inssi deb,
70 ,hs Italian trcsgr,ry Tho Lows has cgusoi the
srcs,srt sensation In TnrIr and n Ia x.culat,.l
upon in a bnpdrc,, ways Pcor,c a., xsrtssr' bv
rry-on Of this treaty, it>ly IL nearer 10 Rome or
whe,her /. nx further x,,o Il thsn cv,r IN e., n.
sequence ~ the rrgay.mcp.s which Ii,iy has
| assumed Panic Ia al.1 .,rad s,or, m: tAf
that others "A, ,h.i ne c.pi,.l N n.ly n IN 4,
tr,nser,d :, I1orcnce ,be nj rralir az he Mia
r.c, IN. italian rn,n.,cy is 70 in,rr,n paruancn,
If ,bss rort,o N the treaty which rrsrrs N the t.r
question Of Rone aud sr ihis nn,,.,,, rsrham. a,
1. o,nvolei fr ,bo lin = O-,of a, ccx, IT, SIno
vii, t,.-olv. do nre.s,, cp,,Sbs, ~ rc,u,Ss. AM
| .onvoks IN. ,,-c.or,l ro,"-oa IN, nv. C'honl
Ter viii nAscmtIc ear,y in J,nu.ry and will be i'm
ncis.,..,v ,,,,,,,,,cd Il Ali fsSs -
| f'''
Anofhe' and spPs'~ty sushoutic rcpurt w. tbs
Florence will only be the temporary capital. pend
| 49,. Ar, ...-..,... -,
'"s 'o accompaniment VI 0'fs>in P'ehiH4hA'y ~
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Irou, '.outh America 7 he thinchn Island
Ircub!es IN teIu-ADotaer hcvOiution la

hcui.uor.
By ,gsy nj PapauN we have sdvices from Val.
o.ra!sy to the 81 Instant and nom Csllso 10 the
.Ah
N steps have been taken 10y de Peruvian 60
ve1ueLtto towards a settlement Of tie spansh-Pe-
rlv.an dmrrlty Congress has passed resolutions
hat war viii &c il. lsgoi aga rs, sp'.n' ss Last
n ,.surc, to olsa.n the most complete and honor
Al , sat s.lction FOR the indgriti oHe'ef TO rcr"
.niifthc ca u,ha Islands were not given up and
l,c flag Of tho Republic faluted by spain ITO
l.xecu,y2 IS empowered to employ every means
legally, in Is power 20 defend. by force, the Into
t-t- @. he nlt'oual Territory. A moi IN MS lre-
a.u.e.i Ir i've Peruvian q s'rhcr Of Dcp tito ~
..e q "s Ia,m'er7, rr.7rs thcil TO procure 90 te-
l1lf oi F.rl lhc ,lt'vVordon o. one or more Euro
,asr powers, r0 orp,l, Lex 10 .tEg.l, succrst- u
.-.nS an CARRY tylc-l,r to hey II So. Ia
cotton. ii iuuru not yot acted upon, is received N
I'm. anti r4tch o. s.Ayor, the people If thu, repub-
tea- al ,ng'y opposed TO Eprorean interven'
AN 4 r.ir ,,y on to- co4un' lt
q .sws nom tie repu bic oil Ecuador Is o
r-i,.N Interest EK-P:cs.4cut rrhina, With revo-
-.,ie-.-. l.co o. some four hunGrcd men from
piytr. had mb'c landing in the province of Ma
:, H. a 'horJ distance below Gusyaqljl, tho ohec
s...g y Overthrow tic pTeseul sey~9aleat-'hs
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Army Of the Potomac.

W.hingto., 0c,. 6.--N,th'ag eeircially ute
resting va. rcctlvci from the Army 4 thc r',1.
mac today. Il sI.ears howeyeL that tns ad
vsnc-d pct,ion gained las. eek is strengthened :;
but ihcr- =. fr.e cksngcr 81 the rcbcs attempting
u disol.c army, General Ice being con'ridcr"l
too weak W mako such y movement.
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ron. cf sbs ID Tennessee having secrcssd them.
selves near the coal hank n Keliy's Ferry, when
the ssesner Resscs landed for coal trcd on her
and - her On Ore. The crew scut,lcd her and
saved her hull snd Ne .sehtssssy with which she
go loaded.
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srras confusion. There wcrc "a soldiers aboard
the train, belonging 10 the 2Sd, 24,h aud the Obj
s5th Missouri infaniry. some were wounded aud
sex, returning home on furlousl, aud snmo were
discharged All tho soldiers formed into ilnc,
and Anderson walked UP to them and thus ad-
dressed them:
''Ncut fcicras have just killed six Of my vi
dcrs, scanc1 thcnl. and leit them on tbe rrsirlc.
] am tcc honorable q man 10 permit any man to De-
Crglpr hut VII show you hat I can Kill men
with ~ much * u and ripidity ~ anybody From
this time forward Az no quarter And gave none.
Every federal soldier ~ whom l put my hnscr
shall die lie . dog y set INTO your cluci. es
export death You arr to BE- Killed aud s,ntto boil
THIS Is hc wsy every d. soldier shall be scrv-
oil who falls into my hsn1,."
srmc ~ the soldiers rctncn.ttn,c', and declared
tina, they were Just froni sAc-uiai'r army aud had
nothing hatcher 10 10 With tie killing W ocalpne
Of any II his men. Anderson ruIlci ~ t.rat vCri
all rs one. You sro icIcra- and Ieietals s'alpcd
my men and carry ,hsr stlrs ~ 'Ne sadilc.h7vp."
inc II hush wharkcrt with rcvclycrs were thea
drawn w before IL soldicrs,wh' cred aud icsf,i
for Their lives, hut every IMAM was shot W ic
but ono who shot through the shouiies. Ne
dashed through the gucrrillss ran through tht
line " citizens chased and nrcd at Nv the tcnls,
crawei under the cars, anil iroiu thence rNicr the
depot building.
TIE building was fred, and ne vas soon force
" co'no cut. lie emerged hom The smoke and
flames and with club kpockod down two nf An
der-un's men lsforc they killed him. lin tel
p,crrei with twenty bullets. The rsss''ucr' wcr'
then robbed ot their watches. iew-iry ant moucN.
One young man was m his way e. u, j -si VIII
HE mother. lie Slipped ahundrei dollars IA green
backs into hir hcole,, aud IN dcniand hatdcl over
the tals'lcc. A guerrilla uskcd him If be had Sc
cretcd any money, and hs denied that he hSi. Tie
was told uiN hc would Nc searched, and % any
funds found on him that hr would lc
killed. lie then acknowledged thA he hsd ~
GREETED one hundred dollars Va his bcoi, which was
drawn IN by the guerrilla. the money ob'Ainoi and
| the Young man shot dead. gold WSnh wa
found in tie loot os German, and he was instant
| " kulcL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

These Bitters are prepared, In pure bourbon
whisky, frern combination Of over 20 different
kinds ofroots, barks and herbs which act in per-
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in his practice for many years, and by their use
gained TO great popularity in the cure Of dyspep-
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One trialw convince the most skeptcal that in
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

nISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
1/uRINARY, AND SEXUAL sysrExs-new and re-
liable treatment-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION--sent By mail in sealed letter en-
vclopes, free of charge. Address. DR. }. Skill
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07
Enormous buckles have como ;nto

Enormous buckles have come into fash.
ION with the Paris Bellies. Some measure
IN length several inches. and of course enor-
mously wide wastebands are required to
accompany thoun. These wastcbands are
fashioned OF silk, and made to fit she figure
very hkc short stay small strips Of
whaiebone are ms ,rtcd between the silk
and lining. a, ~ sss go 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

Ben. Reed. who a few years ago
bought up large tracts Of the waste pine
land in in Delaware at five cents an acre.
will clear cool $J0,t00 this year from til.
peach crop he has raised on these "pine
barrene."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07
JAMES HARRISON.
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN,

Horss Nh0er d: Fetrinary 1SuS5e0H,
- ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER ~
X3sA OF I'd and Rock Island streets, Il d
O. wishes 10 inform the citizens ON ~
Of Davenport and Scott County generality, that
he INDEPENDENTLY located himself in this city
where he is prepared to shoe horses On the scien-
sifc principle After twenty years study and
time he has spent eleven wears under the SUPER
s.ntendence ofthe best ye;IiuariIns in Europe lie
wishes to say that he Will sye satisfaction e oil
persons having horses leborin under the disease
of corns or constructions, commonly called
enough bound, interfering, over reaching, quar-
ter cracks, sand cracks sprains, spayins, sprains
of the corns, founders, ring bones. for oil Of
which he warrants perfect cure il curablc.-
The greater part Of these diseases are caused by
shooting or want Of proper treatment. jne1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

Z 1'1N1ES - -
Novv Lost How Restored
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"A MENT and Radical Cure VI Spermrtorrhma,
or Seminal weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
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generally Nervousness. Consumption Eilepsy
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rostage stealaps. by DR.. J. G. KLINE. l27 Boz
py. New York-Post Office bog 45S6. jelo-ueA
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All Private Diseases Cured
Without Mercury.

! ]. ! q !
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ror Medeal,snd Table, Aes. which are peFfscsly
pure and need ony S.ss BE- peP is
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

4 Cam TO rHE SrFrEnivG.-S Swallow two or
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

H-QGACkERY-rea earnestly caution I'll
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cover BY the methods used BY the advertiser, and
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

sy Nervous Debility, Sentinel
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-07

PHILADELPHIA ENQUIRER.
The Philadelphia Enquirer is the old and
and staid organ Of the administration party
in the Quaker City. 1t says Of the ultra
and imprac!icablc ''poace faction:
Wood, ya,anaighan, and their uncondi-
tional peace contederat.s are nowhere. They
have bccn naukcd right ANA left. Their
been repc.led in all their advances, and de
feated with great slaughter Wood is des-
pissed and condemned. He hasn't the shad-
ow OF a voice in the proceedings. He has
ne more influence at Chicago than "Colora
do Jewett had at Niagara. There is not
Qnarpcord more conspicuous example Of a
4 Hat failure
1t is nearly as bad with Vallandigham.
lie however, happens to be delegate, in
the weakest representation ever sent from
the State of Ohio. This gives him a slight
Show, but iii as much as he can do by
the most strenuous cxertions to keep his
head above water. It was his darling Oh
Jet to be Chairman Of the Committee on
Resolutions, so as to shape tho platform
according 10 the notions of the uncondition-
al peace men. TO this end he had sirst to
get on the Committee, which is selected by
TIE STATE Dalcgations--o member from
eacn State. But Notwithstanding the fact
That The Ohio delegation is very weak che,
II took the strongest clrctionWving to get
him on the Committee at all, and he sue
cccded by majority OF just one Of forty
two .otes Then he commenced engineer
ing for the Craftsmanship, but was beaten
OUT Of sight by Guthrie, the leader Of the
Union delegation from Kentucky.
SO have these blatant apostles Of sub,nis.
SION to the rebels been brought to grief by
Tue men whom they looked up to conliding-
y for aid and comfort. The nourners over
their misfortune will be very few on this
SIDE OF the Potomac. A small sized omni-
oas will hold them all. Woods bold game
Is played out, and yallandigham has found
|. nsI n~Etyrdom" is not Z paying busi-
~s~SHs & ..,4
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Bidder u. &ecepte.

Snterei. Bidder II. &ecepte.
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lanes ees fsrueu.W etens. Gin treuer gBee>
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tat, nit 1etr e~erinssn Soften,
ieltl tersiten fam. 1erner:
hDtlt mittiee &ecepte fir@ei-
feufabrisanten u. Iednolcaen $l,C0
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baltungef6riften, Npmanen &c.
gum erp6enGbeil berabeeesten
Vreilsn postage 3
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Sic &ebems.

Sic @ermt@nt@ &ebems.
Serit6erun9S ? @eieQf6aft,
30, 8%rpabuap, Mcm:Dprf,
snpFeblt zen Bemobnern BON Niuue1cta, RON Der
unftdtbarcn @pbltbat Der QebeuS.
NerfIberung @ebrau& ~ MAIDEN. Git bat
e" baar u. pell einge1abltes @rmnb-
Capital non 5000. 600
une in 81 Sabren bereits einen
ueberlduB pom $40. 900
! 8en1ad'. i'm @an3en alto Gin Ca
pital run $500 OOO
Sbr jabrliGes Ginfpmmen betrast $4,000.
Sie bat ca. IS. 00O. 600 petli@trt unb fam. mad
Den 9lan5enbsn Grfabru,gen bss lebteuSabres ra-
rauf rftneu, ba6 V@ tiele DerIaerunae(umme
labrlia nm $3.000,OOO permebrt. ST. jibrli.
9es ginfcmmen ftei8t r"bur9 UNI ca. $4,000.
Ste 1T ilber ale 0ereini9teu Staaten ~perbreitet
uno tat in Minneiuta fulgente Mgenten:
General : %Sentur IN Der ~Osutiden 8anf" BON
9ebrlcer @iuius & Dunbar in ct. Yaul,
g. S. 6ilbet Winpno,
Sou1e So9en in StiQwater,
Je1cinanp Sto(b 6oftino6.
Die 0eleQldatt b:Sablte in Zen 80 Sabrtn ID. =:
reg Beitebene CIT 10 Tamilien $26 600. taruntfr
Sl.OOO al bic Jantlie bes in 9aprence ycn ten
AuantreQ' iacu @uerilaa erl&lageneu ,rieorid
Brandt.
S. S6menpler. 6uac Me1enppnd
Uiec' YrGi. II. @ef,etdr. Vralipent.
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Qehcmnhl.

grr nsiner Mbreile pom CT. Yaul fam id
ni@t nutsrlaltn alien meinen sab!rei&en Grsun-
oeu uno gssanutfu fir bic Yitleu mir hs,eu9.
ten @sialieseiten meinen ber, li9en Dant aus
suiprepsn nnO Gin innis Seilbltes 0ebemebl ;u.
%suruieu. Mur uusern psrlieb ia sinen 5rsan-
heStr.iS, in benz ib 10 pisle unb unnenutare
Jreuccn uuo Wcbltbaten eenpb. he'd Gsrbilt-
niHs, bic i4 aubetbalb menld lider uns mel
nsr Gputrrlls tsfanteu, swausen mid, ti-
men Ort Su verla fen, Zen ib 10 Ieb sewonnen Il.
Ser mir ewtS tteuer u. nnvrrssbIih bleitsa pirc.
&arl Neuther.
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9m BtIb euttn Jmef0odcs itee i9 bas Yuc.
III 3enntni6, cab ib taeli@ pon 8 bis 10
NorBens. oeh IL bis 3 Nittags uno ron 6 tis 8
Mtenrs gum impfen tereit bin. Cir 8uteu &r-
iul9 tpirb 9aren1irt.
Or. Muboltb Mlberti, e
Office. Gde ter brit cit uns Minnsirta1raBe. in
in DiQius Bros. Mnb DMnbarS Banlgetduef,
,a .ss eine xreppt tpb.