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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Mr. A. ,. Davies. the former editor of the
Times, left here several weeks age on a
business tour through Missouri Las, week
his wife received letter from him, dated
forty miles from Kansas City May st, con
tanning the following information He. in
company with two men from Iowa by the
name OF Ewing, started from Dresden, a
station on the Pacific railroad. for Kansas
City. When within forty miles of their dcs-
unatlon. they We're arrested by party Of
men calling themselves Federal soldiers. and
were examined and sentenced to be shot as
rebel spies. lie further states that the man
who was IN this tas-n in company with
sheriff NJ is and Judge Clen was with the
party and recognized him. One houa was
given him 20 v.ilc u his iamily, but before
J., had finished bis letter, rs was called up-
Gu to prepare ioi execution. The letter was
mailed at Warrensburg, Mo lie leaves a
wife aud tno children. t. mourn his sad fate
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
DA1EY DEMUCK1T.
STATE ITEMS.


Gen. S. A. Rice is now at the Dcming
House in keokuk, still suffering from his
wound.
The New Hampton Courier says that
more small grain was sown in Chickasaw
county this season than during any other
year.
A man named Miller was robbed Of $1s5
IN Dubuque, last Saturday evening. The
thief escaped
The Dubuque HeraN learns that there is
an encampmcnt Of Gipsies on Eagle Point
who are driving bargains with the citizens
in the way of trading, hunting and steal
ing
Extensive improvement in the State pris-
on Grounds at Fort Madison, commence
this week, in conformity with an Act passed
by the last General Assembly There are
now ~ prisoners in the Pcntentiarv. We
CLEAN from the Pmideoler.
DAILY NAIL 70 NEVADA contract for
carrying a daily mail between DcsMoines
and Nevada has been awarded to the West
ern Stage Company, the contract time for
the commencement Of the service being the
first day Of July Col. Hooker however,
has made known TO the Posi- Master in
DesMoines his willingness to commence
carrying the mail between these point i'm
inediately
Philip Wagner, who resides 2 miles
Southwest of this city he's for several years
past been paying some attention TO sheep.
This season he had Oh hand some $50 head,
having an increase Of $50 lambs He
brought his wool clip to market last week
Il weighed 100 pounds, which he sold for
70 cents per pound, yielding $3.50 The
whole flock averaged over four pounds to
the shecp.-.Npseufinc Jopruai.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
.ksn oi.eases of Years standing,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

rounina emissions the oorsec 7snce Of &c abuse.
IL solitary vice cepS-. d. re4eal iadalsr -,
.rart cod ~ he s9ulh OF Soti . al Pin vt
an mt r! .xtsft rrndgerg .ife rnsisiIg ce' Ia n.
tbs fsovi ny IA u of IDrrb so.4s uH''-ss
ruba, ed b. ~ -aifis mod. ne a'fcr, ~: al
Y csapisnense aarF spots IN Ter The eJes, rain
:, head r,ngs2 ~ she e.. s-ruizs IKE 'Ae r1s-
l,ag or leaves 1f.e44.ns1. nFoni tina Ig'ns, vfsE-
1ees II II Hobs CO fuset On 4 ofstse - 10 NJ
n@. scq1a.nfar,s.,s. irss r.n~in9rs bec.c In he's
3 III > es and ipas rof'ss,s aAct b. lace, Ioa' ID
rreath COT yis cen -t.a ptio nig'. sveats, rncDo-
pouia ard r. aHsnIy aiiy.t'f re ef ie ot OBJ
taiaeG ilonli arp : furner 4iely IL stsr per
sou 4 hay, . cufe ali cod. fe-so's Il > distance
may he cure. b NJ y al 20, eng q ettsr - >
Furton, st.'. - p 80 ~ d isn-th ci me
the diseate -ont u.d, "a haze medicine
pity for@ arded free on .Taa.e.cr ou-ioertJ
any Of the country, xitt fat a.. plain cilet-
tto.,a for nae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
Home songs OF the War.

American Marseillaisc. F-my 81
''unlcr our flag beat the long call once more
Call up tie North as yon eaiiled her before =
Our Volunteers. Song and th'i9.s -,
''Saddcn and lad ,hv vas cr, rang
SChi, now, tendcry lift him with care. 50.
This is a hero whose pale 70 II We bear
Inscribed to the mothers wives ard sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet 50.
silently, tcnierir. mournfaly home.
From the red battle field volunteer come -
\ Hero has Fallen -
Another has left u te reap his reward
Emancipation Song and tAorn>. 81.
In tins land oi the free, net slave hall there he,
rs cause for +, tellion ortieason'
Mother. when thsewas 10 oser---s- 9 and Che. 80
The Drummer Boy March So ssES4Ss
sent BY mail. postpaid, receipt Of price.
OLIVER DiTSON a. CO., Publishers, III
Washington street Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
rsse e.. w. RIO s \ Cz1,

VTNI NV VT. VITIV,
p,opr.e'or Of Stoaoch Bfters, Eood Ih'a-
MIR. Rant J,yls. tafalrt1 ii Strtt,sh H.andss.
e. \. COOK. Chicago. Gcnl Ast.
s,ld At Wholesale in Chicago. by FULLER,
Finch 4 FULLER. and all Druggists.
.sy~ Country Merchants and Dealers supplied
NIX < F. CR0SkEY and {. IL. BECkWif
Chicago. g
nal,nrd Stevenson 4 Caruahan. |. J. Wells q.
Schlerrl. litzen Koch. and NJ. koyacs;
sold Il, wholesale by BeicerbceAe Millco. and
f. Roldcwir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

y
By tie .Nayor Of the CITY IF Ddrenport
WHEREAS IT is provided in Sec. of Chap
ter 20 OF the Revised Ordinances Of the City
Of Davenport, that it shall not be lawful
for any animal Of the dog kind to run 1t
large in the city Of Davenport from the LIST
day Of June until the LIST day Of Septcm-
"bcr Of each year, unless the same be &C.
curely muzzled, 50 that no injury can
possibly result from the bite Of such AMI.
"mal' es*ss
Now ], r. Lowry, Mayor Of The city Of
Davenport, do hereby order and direct that
all owners Of dogs shall co.rine, CT muzzie
them in the manner a6o<e set forth,
from the LIST day Of June merit tqil the lst
day 0f September. And my Dug found
running # large, during said period, With
out being 90 muzxled, shall be killed.
lnywitne6 whereof lhavc hercunto set
my aand ~ caused the syel 81 s4es City q
Davenport " b acreuuko Se6x61lthis 26th
Day d Ny, A. D., les4sg y - Lew1r,
N M su IN iadi ~ ri sHlasssS Mayor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

So far Is We caa learn by inquiry and Oh
servaiion, the crops in this section are con.
ing forwor.l nicely Winter wheat is look
ing we'll and rye is doing hravciy, and grass
is sprinring up rapidly. Farmers generally
are torchanled and have al their crops IN
der way Full as much seed Is. and viii be
sown this season as las, if not mere. and
the present prospect are very lia,terng for
full crops -La crosse I,mocrtt, Ray 27h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
gsOhsSrh,y EssSSPsS.

TORS IN the market and BY comparison with 9TH
ers il viii be seen at once that they are stronger
and upon trial viii BE- found more efficient than all
Others The, arc agreeable to the TASTE. my l4ora
ting in effect rnade ~ good materials, and an arr
Gle that all my customers purchase the fec"ad
t;nc With aaual -ati~ faction Let everybody ny
them. and they will be FULLY convinced OF the truth
nj. iae ahnxp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
l.assies! Iadie..
EAGLE I'ODASsO WOwkS-

OWENTHAI., RoTHSCHlLD SEQ. MAN
II iacturers of Plug Tobacco. aad
" dealers in Leaf, Fine Cat. Sinking
90. .o,,lf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Canapof 5sh Excelsior Brigade,
January I'D, l75i
Paor. uoLiewAr.- Please send me for
enclosed 20 cents worth 4 i N pills Enclosed
find l., cents to pay POSTAGE aud ven will oblige
Yours, &c., Sergt. WI POW EkS,
Go. .th ke,. Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

\ EW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cur of
tonorihea. elect NATURAL Discharges Impo-
terce, Seminal weakness Ni.sa.lY Emissions.
lncentiuelce. Genital DEBILITY and igri-
liability, Gravel, ;Silciure All alice
taas 81 ,e Kidney and Bladder
which. has ,een used by upwards ol
loo Z II y > ICIA
il their private practice, with entire succoss. su-
preceding InbeDs Capsules, or amy other com
pound hitherto known.
BE is LIFE PILLS,
are speedy IN action often e1tctiag a caic in a
few days. and Wien is elect 4 il is pcrma-
ncnt. Lacy are prepared from seee5.hir extracts
that are hagrlsss on the y stem. end never nas.
seate the stomach or intpreenaie II. breath and
being sugar coated. al. nauseoes tt.ta Is al aidrt
NJ ctange OF diet = lc.cssatt whist using ticnl
nor daas H.. !. ae.iun interfere ,e:th business
I.ach box contains six dozen PILL
Price 81 sold by ali tie principal druggists.
1Tln places where DO AZ, n is advertised they will
Be sent hv mail. post paid, end confidently secnr-
ed from observe alton when desired, en- receipt Of
None, ., j. BRYAN. NJ. D., - ;esiar-st, \.
z Smith Il Dwyer wholesale agents, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Morris Isla, 4 :; G. jan o1st. 1851
PRoF. lIoiloNHI.--Iie tease find enclosed the
sum 81 81, 90 for pills. | lav. di,iiAua and
cant get it ssorncd 50 want 70 try vow pills.
Yours &c., wv. CIRIhsTY.
ncil1l2mi ca d. lntfn Ppm Vols
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

There Pills. by ole experience IN rr.vato prac-
tice, ha bsen fou.d the rost usefu remedy
egainsi h SO genera comp .ints tue ieif so ,es
ear oct tc, .uc' suP3ress!tn., irregularities,
whites, falling If the o!n5, u:no.s, alt URN Try
diseases, rsrv. Us % bill, &c
Persons ca'iitg q. i,r. Bar,ans m,e o- f-n.ing
fD- pack Of :cihes iany rely upor his afHu-
IaIce Of cJlG@0 n tai sg,fsc. VI b i'm w cit fsih srd
cxpec. 10 moe ihai 70 b. charged vlth . far nat
nutas! satisfactory ieTnlnsia lon icEsic.s
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
RDh4cn.s EsfsgrpG.

as an appetizer, tome and feg1lior Of inc system
throughout the Army nf the North 'y and with
the coit,cnt oil the highest government authority
In point OF strength viii guarantee my Biiters
10 contain larger proportion e real medicinal IN
- ,-,,.tiln. Hmm my nj her Stnmarh Bit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
EW NARDsi ARE STORE!
y. a. 4aVEIvls<SEsE'.
Dealer in Hardware. Iron aud Nails Farm
Ing implements Of I'LL Kinds,

SIR ooi ,b0fss H,g|rer. Fo,{! aad
lgdie cpti,fy,
II Brady Street, botweet Front and Second
T.7ARMERS OF SCOTT COUNTY ASH BUILD
L Yrs generally, are particularly III. lid is call
and gamiue my stock a. goods before pnrehas-
ing elsewhere. se.,iclk ss,ic~ and small
profits Is my motto. ond intend L. carr, it
ont. All goods wa.fanfri iu-t rs represented
Remember the place and gtse i ca4.
mv-3 j. 4. DAVENPORT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad
COMPANY.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l. holders Of this conpa ". for the election OF
Directors for the ensuing Year. and for the trans
action Of such ather business rlaY corr. he
tyre the said meeting viii be held at tie Office
Of the company, at Davenport, on
Monday. tho 9th of June, 1861,
at II o'clock noon.
Davenport, May I'd, 1854.
dtd L. COOK. SECRETARY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
aS0nrcE.S EgiEIers.

tors blls a. we'll rs the rich man soiace and
comfort. invieorat.ng III wax and dcbilitatcd
driving a,yay melancholy. ml making life OF
misery one Of un.lloYea eniay"ent. hesc Bit
tiers have been introduced. and are being used,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

6DI0eU Tie ln1on
DEAD TIE FOLLOWING LETTERS NE
III cEryRp from your comfades a. endorsemen,
WORLD KNOWN ana WORLD TRIED
REMEDIES KNowx A.
Helloway's Pills 4 Ointment.
Ycu viFl here md unsolicited testimonials 70.
ceived from all parts of the country where the
army is ID force.
SEE TO Yorl HEALTH
All Of ron have vosne one Interested in your vel
fare: iisn tip nc deiay.
YoUR LIFE - VALUABLE,
Eet onl~ to yourselves but 10 your fathers. and
mothers sisters. wives, and brothers. Then
while Won may purchase your health
foR ~ CENTS. - eEsTs, or si.fo,
Will. when expended in these medicines, bring
YOU down 10 the greenesi and ripest old age
The following are genuine letters. ON file for in
spection at this otfice.--so Maiden Lane. \. Y.
Qnarternas;er's Department.
gsth Illinois Volunteers,
Tollv Island :; G.. Nov rs, 1853.
Prof Hoiway, 80 Maiden Laae, y. Y:
Dg.n Sfn y Enclosed please find $500. for
which send me one d ,iiar's worth eaen OF your
celebrated Piils and Ointment by return mail
Please s.tend "a his al once for | am much in
need of the above remedies Address
Lieut.. A. ". FELLOWS. q. NJ.
3eth Illinois Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, Va,
4aa ,annaFv .ih. "a.
Pnor. HOLLOWAY Dear An sa.e heard d
great deal .. .aik ahawt. vnur fasloas pills ard as
| never was in need If them until nas. Kan, 10
try them. as alaislipa sere prevalent at The
present time. send me tho worth Of lie. enclosed
Yours &c. .i0SaPH WALSH.
c.. i. 9TH Re ~. l. xcesior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn. December 7sih. 1863
FEov. HolIo.-AT.--Dc h- III: Plesse find en-
closed si,aa, AMI sead me the amount in your ia
nous pills. Us | ala troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cuis. Yonrs, &c.
TH0S. +. TURNER, Co. !, 81 Iowa Inf.
Morris Island. s G., Jan. 18th. 1854
HRoF. HoLLu wsry4-ncur Sis Enclosed YOU
will fad - cents, for which l wish you To send
me some Of ynur valuable pills, send them by
mail. | enclose 10 eats tur postage Address
nc. HALL, 10. ID, 4ih n. Ii.
Carlpos 5sh Excelsior Brigade,
January I'D, l.5i.
pRor. uoLiewAr.--ssr Please send me for
enclosed 80 cents worth e i n pills. Enclosed
find u cents 10 pay POSTAGE ard yen will oblige
Yours, &c. : sergt. VIZ POWERS,
Go. sth ke,. Excelsior Brig, Washington
Morris Island :. G. Jan 91sf. 1871.
PaoF Ho,toNHr.--iie..sc find enclosed the
sum 81 81 ~ for pills. bay. di~lrAua and
can get It s'crped. 50 wafit 10 try yorr pills.
hours, &c, wv. CHRIEsTY.
}Sif3f / 1tsa =, Vel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
There arc Meteor Inyen1ione

lha' Aasn up the moment in the newspapers and
pass 70 OBLIVION. There also GREET Dsseorez;~
wii,cI take permanent hold Of public est,snation
latter class stands o S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
2 EVE r ACES,
GREENBAfkS ARE GOOD,
But
ROBACM'S arc BETTER.
DIR. ROkACKS
Sy7ss.i9.SsrEH EEEE'l'EiEeS.

rT,HESE niTTEEs ARE NOT OFFERED TO
tl,- public as q medicine that VIII cure all
.,hr IN that III 81 i. feir 10. but I'll, are IN
honest. reliable rrne,ii.l agent, and aie an ell
Gent and agreeable regulator q III" system. In
....--... cnlL.iL.A e.l.Dl..lLN HI. BIT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
gS0Dssrk.-s Hsssfei's.

ton. Jaundicc Dizziness, Depression Of Spirits,
i.an.uor. and an arrangements 81 the dig, ,tise
functions For debiiated pcrsons they are par.
,icularlv recommended. giving AN appetite and
siren ,th TO the whole human frame.
IT., pitt4rs urA scientifically lrrDarptl and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE !!
f9r "a & Pyfg ST.,
ID uyCn port. Iowa.
Good Horses 4 Easy Carriages,

Single i)0uble Teams.
,sfcofy Drirsys md .ilentioe Ostlcrxi
THE UNDERSIGNED has since purchasing
tie above cst enlistment made numerous valuable
additions 70 the stock ~ horsn~and new
buggicS and rafliuges hasr been purchased, and
the capacit. Of the Ds.sinsss greatly increased.
No Effort will be spared
To make his stalls IN fae IS in name THr
EcLlr.E STABLE uf the city.
Horses kept bf tle dss, week or month on
reasonable terms
may5-du1 JOSEPH WOLF, Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03
HsoFsf.ch,'S Eskssers.

lous districts OF the West aud Southwest. where
the, have been introduced iHas IT, recommended
by the Physician. as beneficial. f i.'-en IA proper
quantities in accordance with The directions, as 1t
preventive aud cure iur Fever and N-ue. Liver
hllinns EnArr NNsnn;slA. IMtlI..a s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Morris Island s G. jan 18th. 1854
HRoF. HoLLuwsr.4-Deur 81. Enclosed Won
will fad - cents for which wish yoa to send
me some Of your valuable pills, send them BY
mail. | enclose 10 ceats tur postage Address
l.-C. HALL, Go. ID. 4ih n. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-03

Pulaski, Tenn. December 2sth. 1863.
Prov. HolLo.-AY.--Dchr III: Pleaee find en-
closed slea, AMI send me the anonnt in your ia
nous pills, US Am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cne Yonrs. &c.
yHOS. T. TURNER, co. !, % Iowa Iuf.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Further Particulars Of tho Capture
Of tho Vessel.
Liberation Of BrainS and His
Associates.
The Pirates Tallahassee and Edith
Again at Sea.
OPERATIONS OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS,
-, h.. ~
Farther Particulars OF the Capture Of
the Roanoke.

Farther Particulars or the Capture OF
the Roanoke.
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 25, 1854.
The steamer Mavero Cordatoo arrived last night
seven days from Bermuda, with the passengers OF
captured steamer Roanoke.
We indebted to MIR. D. P. Burden, passenger for
che following additional particulars
After the Roanoke left Havana ber engines stopped
Co receive passengers approaching boats AFTER
wards proved to be Confedsraes under Captain
and Lieutenant Parr, OF Chesapeake notorety
After the capture Braine proposed to Capt, Drew to
bond the vessel for ty thousand dollars in gold paya
Bile at Bermuda Braine to keep the cargo. Capt Drew
course refused to accede to this
The Roanoke arrived OF Bermuda Thursday night
quite out of coal. She received little from
Nehing special happened until Friday, when her pas
6engers were taken of by the Mathilde.
The Roanoke had valuable cargo OF bale tobacco
aegars and sugar.
Braine and his associSes we're all liberated Captain
Drow and his LETT for New York in the schooner
Hound on the 18th ipstant.
Arrival OF Blockade Runners The
Pirates Tallahassee and Edith at
Sea. &c.
HALIFAX, Oct 25, 1864
By the steamer Mavrocordatos that kock-
ade runner Little Hattie had arrived at Bermuda with
six hundred bales Of cotton, and that the Hope, with
fifteen hundreds bales and the Falcon with seven hun
ded bales had arrived at Nassau all from Wilmington.
The Mavrocordatos also reports that the pirates Ta
hassee and Edith left Wilmington the night with
the Little Hattie, for raid.
The Colonel Lamb steeplaed blockade runner, sailed
from Halifax this evening.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Arrivals and Departures.

a s.Y M Morgan:
IT, Moss, John Bsen Leudsr Mrs 49, Mo re,,y and
Sss sss'eE
Sis9. Tqi1 Peter rsr Lqgs Haas ,11sen.ld.,
Miss Chappetn Carl schmidt Wilhelm s,aeete Miss
Mas @n t%a s1ss M.
%aRS G's2a
sssss%s II
~
a.
Leon presspa Ma.man Lshsf John se.s:
Sss d1.' s,%ss::
S Ss gsss
HsS ssns ss'n Rsi%saa @ MS Ms. sss%ia os4 %sdss
sr and Sr, Mills and iIrss Children Js1;s.
Ms s Mr. .n wc sS" Asa Md. 1s
Misses Christine aud Anna Malwitz August Seebert MI
and H ssS & dx Fran
Nc hSs
.;. NIP .as M.. .ss. .:
Mss ss"wrshs Mrs CLARK Miss strens.ni Miss drishs
r.: :;:y SssS: ~ s
SSs' S,as William: .. H-s NARY n k..,4s. T'':"t
L Barnasconi A Bromley Rost MoMt, Mr. Boursn4.
Chas w aite, Marsha Mr. Carleton. Michael Duty, NJ
Fitzgerald Mr. Townsend-and tOs in tho stesrags.
DEPARTURBa.
.ss .a R:" Rev
strckiant John Letohwerth, Osso Werner Samuel Car
mock, Jsmes Michael, George Bowden, John BoshaEds
Osso Panel, Mrs Elzabeth Davis Gabriel Mendosa, IA
Rodgers John Hughes Alfred Bouker, Thomas 0ibson,
Mrs. Hrn1kc, Petsr Biackte, Ruth Bax. simmons, yoo
Dolphin, Richard Hawkins. Lewis Levy wife and cbiIq:
Mrs Boldly children Carl Schsstiin Honover d
Loncle, Hnnever Saul. Michael Kennedy, VIM shnngs
Miss r. Ryder. 0eo ~ T. Davis Jos PHI Trouncer, John
West Morr.s Eagan George stanton, Nm Booth Aifrs4
Haw kins 5seph Knott Mrs Miller, Peterson john
Price, Vale ertns Christrnan Madame Brousse Eichae1
Kennedy and others in the staeyage.
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Tho Atlantic Telegraph.


At tho meeting tie British Association for the Ad-
vancemsnt o Science held IN Bath, on the 10th OF Esp
tember the question OF the best form OF cable for
submarine csgrapy ard Of the best means OF layingt
great depths was aga,a brought before the dera
tion Of thesecson BY CAp.an Selwyn who advocd the
Of straight instead OF spiral wres and the OF
particular compound as an insuiator, n preference TO
either quite pSrcha india rubber. He proposed
that the cable II was manufactured shsuid boi
wound upon" wheel Of aosat nifty or sixty feos
diameter and pr0portionSto length and that az
= the whole coi.ed 1t Should be taken
In tow by vessel, and allowed 20 run OIL. Tho strain
by cospy the cable roxnA cylinder OF such
great diameter wound be nappreeiable, and auy strain
which might arise from ssaden lorks. scch as were
likely n paying the oEbe ont from tho stern Of
the ship would be cevsied the cylinder would roi.
not pitch.
The reading Of thu paper gavc rise TO ioxg and ami
mated discussion lin which Captain Galson M ksis0urn
Mr.. Webster, Atnirsa Belcher, Captain Whass!oy, Mr.
Hawkshaw and M Scost Russell took part
Some OF those gentlemen considered the proposal as
chmerical that TIE sizs or the oynder, and It's power
rotation, would control the melton OF tie ship,
instead the ship CONTROLLING IT, Others highly approved
elegant and conrtvancs, and fStrly on
u vial
The New York herald., 1864-10-26
FlKrnauAGss ~ cAnAaA.-canaas seems d,spes

EARTHQUAKES IN CAnAoA.-Canada seems disposed 10
excel Quito OF Peru 10 the requeucy Of its earthquakes
M ten mirntes past four ocork Friday foar distinct
shocks ws1e fel 10 tbs vicuhy OF the mornsan. Tae
vibration seemed TO from the eastward The nfst
sshs ana Of bssf Duration the second heavy caar
the houses 10 trenbe s,oveppes Ad crockcry TO
rattle ~ about 70 tall down. Tue third saock was me
saIn,es OF ALL and In all they lasted aboat ten seconds
Men 81 work In The hslds fes the vbratnn very strongly
and we're comswAat alarmed, hnking ,hat the ground
westerly brsase.
The above the narrative of gentleman who resides
~ The hack OF the mountain We may say that two shocks
we're also distinctly heard n about the same time by
person 70 this ofboe, Who thought al the msment that
waa the noise OF moving barrel but nov certain
from thepecuiar rumblng noise thss must have beer
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