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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-04-12
Elegant and Desirable Pri-
vate Residence 49,
70 r 8 a L f.

The property known MS the W. II. Taylor Resi-
dcnce, on Washington Street, Sd Ward, lately
occupied by DR. ii, c. Potter, viii be sold on Ia
yorablc terms. The house is one Of the best in
the City Good stable, well, cistern and all
requisite conveniences and out buildings on the
premises For particulars ms to terms apply Mt
tho Courier office. East Saginaw, or address
HENRY HOBBS, Patterson New Jersey.
February Is, 1865. 2S9-u
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News Items.
tB1 Telegraph TO he Nsv Yo's Sun,

Tns receipts from internal rcveni. daring tbs
pas. week were thirteen million doo'fs,
rnr U. g. frgate Maoedona has arrived It Po-:-
ress Monroe from Newport, R. L. wi.h boys for
the Naval Academy at Annapolis
Tns railroad commissioue.s met at Monty.lle,
Conn. yesterday, to invest gsto the l'to accident
on the New Loadon sai Nortaerl AA,.rosd, but
came 70 no decision.
JrrF. DAVIS has not been removed from h's case
mate 81 Fortress Monroe TO Carroll Hail. as re-
ported. His quarters arc tfng prepared, and IL
mexpecIed he will DO sn occupant Of Carroll Hall
within few days.
Hon. VIM. II. srwAED, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Seward snd Lis son, Frederick W.
ne"ard and lady, were in Richmond, Va, on Sun
uay' Their sojourn was brief as they ieit for
".Shihgton In the afternoon BY tho 'imo route by
"ni'h 'hey came, at quarter past three
iHh election Of delegates to tie s1l'h 'arollna
''aIe constitutional Assembly p4Si'd Oh quietly
0n tuesday. Only shout quarter q tho lanes
on 'he Union" ticket arc els,ted, Tho mEloEity
arc conservatives. Wade Hampton aud several
otnoefs Of the late zte ,rm's have po'nr
turned BY large maiOr!sles
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LOCAL. NEWS.
YORK AND yhx VICINITY.

NuE RACHrT'nAT DID ROT cosm OFF,
Tie lial Of engine. OF tho TIVE Govsrnpent steam
ye.'eis which has been talked abou, much, did not
come on yesterday ar vas expected. large crowd
ol persons assembled at ,hs foot OF Delancey street.
at al early hour but while the Winoosh wa ready
for ork tho Algonquin hhi her onghlo diEconnect-
ed, aud tho bodies Of the of.nk sh,h journals vere
cent away to :" have something dous V them" There
Nere many Iumors hOating sieNal - 10 tho Of
the failure, but our reporter asasulned 70 soc
ior nscf nri accordingly vons - board tho WI
noo&i, -hele he esrnsd that Mr.. Diekerson. who Is
Interested in the enslne OF tho Algonquin, had noti
fed the officer In command ol the wnoosti, that he
would ho roady on Monday e'terdaJy morning In
the r,cantime Dicsrruon learned that some atera-
tlous had bsen made in the engine o: tho winoosti
concerning the sussc', etc, aud ho thereuppn re-
iIsod 70 run the Algonquin, unless such sltera-
tlons we're removed. This statement VAS Of
oouue, crparie, but boing dvcn by an of
dcer wearing The naval uniform Of the United
States could not be eainssyed. SAN, reporter,
remembc ing the motto "audi ah-rum parteIa -
thought 4 but fair TO hosr The other side he, there
fore, went on board the AlPonqun, where he was
Informed that Mr. Dickerson had lett some time be-
fore, and ono could toll where no misht be found
one man howeyor had stated the belief that he would
te found board the Idahoe, at the foot Of Ninth
street. Thither reporter proceeded in pursuit Of
knowledge under difficulties, but could not
find Mr. Dickerson, and consequently the version
Of tho officer Of tho Winooski 10 given solus
To-Day, the engines Of the Winooski will be tried,
whether the Algonquin will be rosdy or not, and
Mr., lsherwood, Chief Engineer Of the Navy Depart
ment, intends to run It eighteen evolutiOns per
minute. Possibly, the Algonquin will also he ready,
but in the absence Of any ofeiA notification 70 that
effect 1t Is impossible to say.
LETTER FROM sR pIoKLRsor 49,
TO The Editor Of The Sun .--Sn-Tha dsiperais
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Mexico and New Orleans.

Nsip orleans Sept. 1.-THE TndEs' Jackson special
says: It Ia eredibly rumored that Aajor-Gon. slo-
cum has tendored his reclamation IN consequence Of
the Presidents endorsement Of sharkey's action
Tho NEWS predicts that tho coorcd trccw Niuh
marched out Of the state or muster cut or tF1nsel
to another locality.
An onslne and one passenger Ger vors pre-'?iia.cd
down high embankmen', HeM Clin1ou, M,sr re-
Gently, Fortunately none huIt.
The Matamoras MONITOR contains interc ing cor
respondence between Gems. Mcila and s,t'le. The
former complains that Cor'inas fred on body Of
inperialiss, while the bandit taking TeiuFe in
Texas. Gen. Steele replies re.reitlny tho vo.st on
OF international LAWS and stains tal it was Aran't
his express injunction - Cor,ines, who be tad hnd
complained Of a similar Outrage On the mart OF heJiss
men.
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General Intelligence.
tBp Maj to the Nsp York SUM 7

IT !. believed tho la,o Tro, ccrassr.,cn wss
ue work Of sn ineendisry. s2OoOoo will cover all
the losses.
Tnn Marine Barracks at the foo, Of The hill near
vbcsshurg, hss. werc burn.d Tuesday night.
|, wns the work " an ncondAry.
Ma. EpwrS BcorH, the scior, 10 to he married
We coming winter, 10 young lady Of wealth and
position.
A TouRSArxyr recently took place si Lscsburgb,
Va. some Of Moehy's suorriss wsnted 10 show
thsr rrowess, but were prevented from doing 30
unnl they had subscribed 10 the oath Of allegiance.
REia GENrsAL f. p Dent, brother-in.lsw Of
GeuotAl Grant, has heen placed In con mand u tbs
garrison oi Washington, numbering over 1000
men.
II lows City, lows two boys were playing with
aghu' when one of tnem pJintci u Al the door "
. nsghboriug blhct smiths shop aud fred. The
bullet stru'k . workm,n, killing him Instantly,
and serious'y voulding another man standing
near
pisrArcB from Detroit, Mich, Sept. sth, says;
Major Wcllss, of Gen. ord's staff, son OF sscre-
tary Nelles Is under arrest for assault and battery
upon ladies' Of Campbell n Castles opera comp psny,
a. ther b otel last night"
TBrEs lsa woman in Chsrlestown, N. H., who
has large collection Of tame tcads in her yard,
lhey know their Mistress follow her about and
hop In her LAP 10 he foJ, end ~ the word Of COM
msnd range themselves in . perfect circle about
her feet
u o., ,
c.p,'.,''.' rA 1,sAl SUNNY snu e,sn arrived r
49, 'oii, wi ~. ioNsS on We sotn uI' from new or-
way 10 San Antonio. lie was greeted on his ar
tyn by salute Of thirteen guns from Federal
battery stationed there.
n, saturd,v Last. An, oaBc. of ,h. Tr...,-.x =,
bsnry country. H., was entered BY burglars, tho
bonds and ,rea.urv nc,,. ,.no,.J =, ,b.,. -.
~, m. ,hieyc, overIookss ho, can,.,n,n.,
sluO Of1 in iond. and dropnal AZ ,.,1,, a. "a. .i1
ON a a floor -f'
Sn ~ ~usu, he now IN lnhtuhon' IN Lon.
Iairo.d. TN, ,.ort ,.,,,.,, da, @ ,oun"
c,,us .uII,,r.n..r H., Ill i,s., i o u
of London. takrs bis -, In ,hs.JJ,I, sa P'
AMI for two cent. "a, ,a1, ,njr,,,.. \. i.n.t.I 80,
',hua wouk h.x. CO... - -. "a -. h..,
rid, 1 :" "''
.,
I'M uAms sFposrs 10 % In en- unusually hour
Irhlnb eohu''"n IN h@s'On, ~ prcsent Noi con-
lon' WIN presenl accommodations, the "Hnhites'
n' s su"" W buld three new theatres, thd also
museum. f"rIeh II ~ SAD, will be tbe principal
r,erIy -, nr,sx - ~, hul' lot,
URI ~, No.. A :. -. 49, VS. - '. "nu
s' '" '' '"''.
TuE O. .rl.s,on Courrv, n a., .rn..r.d 4, . much
.nI.rp.I torn Its cId ..,.hN. hin.n, or ", n.
4. b,ina ,.uiulv r,,,iraI' ,na In -, ~. -
CoruIrr viii Ie nnhli.h,a a, A., IA .,.nS
r,.Inv room 6nr ta .rer,,l .cconn,,.1.,,or ~ AZ.
u,tron. ~ an, Corp,r, ,,II .l.a =. ...,,,r. =,
ibo conc,rn IN, hle. of ,bs nap.r c,obr.c,n,
perioi oi over af,y ave var. wbfh wer. rsrnar.I
10 o. .rle.,on.
NRs RomNso,, . loyal widow lady living In
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A ooSFIDEScE man in St. L0ris entered an un-
lerGker's, prcLcnicd lhAt he had iost TWO Of his
posrest reiaiiolu, examined and Gal aimed Tor two
Of the most expensive collins, and then, being in
So extreme hurry, borrowed the unslspecting un-
certsker's horse aud saddle, TO make some hurried
purchases in ths city. He forgot 10 return tho
t.. 10 aud saddle, aud has not spes been heard oi
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Nniur Election.

Portland, Ne. sept. 1.-THE state election took
Place to-day and pafsed of very quietly. Up to this
hour 70 4. NJ very few returns have come in, Ia,
they indicate that the State vote viii probably not
exceed 100 wanst ll9,otO last year, and tha; th.
Reput kAn mSlori,le, will be about lh,OOO against
1900 hst year. The official vote Of Portland foots up
for Governor Cony Republican, i,Ill. lilo. ard,
DcmocrsL TQs. Last year Portland rave Cony 100,
and uova,d, 1885. Republican majority this year,
9i3 against eS3 , ear, with failing OF Ia the As-
gresste vote Of ESQ.
Seventy y-three towns slvc Couy i1,24c Howard,
O,3l3, against lAit year, Cony, 9t6l6, Howard.
l5,sT9.
sECoSD DISPATCH.
Portland, SEPT ll.-ll3O y. M.-Ne have re-
turns from about three .-evcnths OF the state The
vote in 70 towns give, Coney, 224gl; Howard, H.
I65 against last year Coney, 2s io4 Howard H.
lV. The Republican majority this year In thee
towns Ia 10, 6aG against last year Sgg7 Republican
not gain 1867 Iolativc gain sbout IOO0 Tho ma
oty ia the state last year, exclusive Of the soldiers.
-s 1924. II the same relative gain continue
throughout the state the Republican msiority will
nearly reach l0Oo0. The Republicans have made a
gain In TepIeseniAtives Of which, however they
had all but about thirty hast year with the entire
Senate.
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THE NAV AL r &c F.
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The Maine Election.
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Soccess of the Republican Ticket.
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A srsAEV' DEBATE.
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NSNUATICNS AGAINST THE COURT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures al Swelling Of the Glands,

Either of the Face, Neck, or Female Breast, aud
should be taken the swelling is detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and produc
ing troublesome DischaTging Sores. which dis
figure many Of the younger portion OF the
community, from six totwen'y years of age
Young children are very subject to Discharges
from tile Ears, which depends upon Il Scroiuons
constitution. These ases soon recover by taking
a. few doses OF the Lille syrup.
All scro'uiouS persons suffering from General
Debility. Emasi 'iion, D.seppsis. and Dropsy d
the limbs, abdomen, and III the female, Dropsy OF
the ovaries aud wounds, generally accompanied
with inflammation aud Liberation of the Uterus.
are permanently cured by CONSTITUTION Life Syr-
up The disease known as Gcltrc or Swcllcd
Neck, the Life yrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken for some limo, ns tile
disense is xcecdngty CHRONIC aud 1T Unborn, and
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tumors of the iOvaries Tumors Of the Breast,
and swelling Of other glands OF tbe body will be
completely reduced without resorting to the
knife. or operations of any kind - "a
Ep,leptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Dis
eases of the Heart. ms palpitatioh Disease Of the
valv, producing grating r fling sound, drop
sy Of the Heart Case, and all the affections Of this
important Organ, persons suffering from any
acute pain in The region Of the Leart) will be
greatly relieved BY Constitution Life Syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
T1n ASA re 6in61ieoA.


Evssy sreanTHSsps tsisp iosss-
nafiee 8 ~ eeefdI edvanse q this esves
ss6ak 31Sut vaA 10 6Istease osltsA cAs'
,smsdiss ars os1o<hJ IUSkn6 tbe most
skillfal uAAusJ sesoA osdss.iasst, - rem.
a,Jt isb44t&iyb pors,~thea t4A~s-
Ohiss aad provinces afs LAID waste bsforsit,
and ~heb rvpl.e - slethed j., Assth and
nossnine. Judging 81 ths rapid strides
vn;sh u ~ neas IL Other lands, il il has.
.;,a;,r bss lis.lS te4slievS thkt cur SouAtty
,;ll BE- ous 4 a. ~ aA 61AaA. Our
pepula,;ou has been sut1cisnsly depleted By
sh15i6as sbloSdy sAr toiJsaase 1aslAsSo'
~ sessbse ossnival - dsaAh withsssour
nesssnal progress rbsine sssiouslv retarded.
8 hr - 10 can learn, our 0evsrnnsns has
bssn TOO busy Of lals With the complications
in the sosthssa 6aaaas o. TAKE my decisive
msasuta y prepare fer de ersat calamity
which b threatening n. Whaesvsris done
should b done speedily. theoretically sud
thoroughly. Evsryl ship from the lands
nov suffering under the fearful infliosion,
should bs subjected - tbs most complete
scrutiny BY the most eminent o. our medic
Il professors, before being allowed to anchor
in or, ~ porls b4.her wosld 4 ~ he
giving the subject more attention than it de.
serves, 70 dispatch an embassy - Europe =
make such enquiries in relation TO the mat
tee - would point 70 the best means Of
meeting IL ravages, should Il finally reach
u. In the meantime. the authorities Of
every city in the United States should take
such measure - viii best promote shs
hSaltA u its citissusy We Ashce that The
press Of ~ or lssgs sities ~ srging tina,
such should b done, but from The lone Of
their editorials, 1s Infer that their warning
nsess with but slight response. Should
the necessary precautions be taken in time,
Thousands of lives me3 - asatsd. anJ I'd
immense amount o. misery, prsvcnted.
Oleanlinessis the dssdlisst Zoe 70 psstilence.
Ssosld the streets, the alleys, and the gut.
tiers OF our cities be cleared, and the garb
age transported beyond their liuiN y 4
anncisnt distance. the result would -be
vssdssShl. In times Of an spsdsuic, uueh
depends upon tho caro- which each
individual bestows in the selection al
his diet, and his eenersi habits Of life. Be-
cause the enemy 10 at distance. We should
not b lallsd into feeling Of security, or "
nay be surprised when W least expect it
and are least able 70 meet his blows. An
effort at prevention At this tune, Is of NOR.
worth than hundred would be, should oul
country b 20 unfortunate % 10 be . sui.
ferer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

We fad the following in the Chicago
Journal. and sathes like it. How does II
suit the author Of the 4th resolution p
1.-THE only newspaper in Iowa that advocates
immediate negro suffrage"
BEruDDLKD.- "Sants," Muscatine cor
respondent of.the Chicago Journal, writes
Of the plank in the Iowa Republican platform
seized upon rs the ''sole issue Of the Iowa
opperheads-"snother such an experiment
and we are r0zed" Poor fellow he hain't
learned yet that the cope. head crew who
opposed that plank got the waxing" while
those who endorsed it won . glorious victo
ry.- Davenport Gazette.
Scott county has, since the organization
Of the Republican party, been the "banner
county" Of Iowa, rolling up majorities of
from twelve to fifteen hundred. The 3azette
Is the only newspaper in Iowa that ndvoca-
ted immediate negro suffrage. The Gdsetfe
il published in Davenport Davenport is
in Scott county. The Republican majority
in Scott county. this year, is but two hun
dred on tbs State ticket, whilst the out and
out negro suffrage candidates for the Legis-
lature were nearly "waxed," receiving but
bare majorites. Put this and that togeth-
er. "Nuf ced."
SANTA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
Horace Waters Music Establishment

Horace Waters N uSic Establishment
The Horace Waters Grand Square and Up
right Pianos Mcloaeons Harmonious and DO
Ian Organs, are known as tirst-cass instruments
Warranted for FIVE years, Prices reasonable -
" holesale and retail. Also Cabinet Orgaas,
second han Pianos aud Melodeons "a. prices from
300 TO $3.50.
The Horace Waters Pianos are know as among
the very best-EN. Y. Evangelist.
W. can speak =! the Horace Waters Pianos
from personal knowledge, As Of the very best
IChrstian lutelligencer.
The largest stock Of Sheet Music in the y. s.
Music books, and all kinds Of Musical lnstru-
ments. and Music Merchandise at the lowest
rates. HORACE WATERS,
trb22- d&w1v 4Sl Broa1way n r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

Ths csaaas xbis = ffslisss, Issa. n e
A,ss.s}s ~ A Il
NJ - Minis = ID sasssd5sai psra-
ssso u De- einss; o r
rs. valley TeIegnphic Line will b COM
blessd 70 the capital In few days.
Judge Gray. Of Dssldoinss, Il dangerous
y III.
Two ASrhsf lots Oh walnut str.st, Dss
Moines, recently sold for $4,000.
\ The Bachelors Club ct Montexuma has
gone dead. The lady mourners are not
nupsrouG
The new Methodist Episcopal Church
bsliaaias N East Watsslee was .rscsptly
dedicated.
Gov. Stone and = MY d friesds. will
soon San on pleasure excursion TO the
oil region Of Pennsylvania.
The humber Of colleges, academies and
universities In Iowa is Al the number Of
maes o. ~ rosd is 1881. p
Cspt. I B. weodwats, late Prvvsst
Aarahsl ct Memphis, Tesnessse, has per
chas half interest 10 the Charlton Patriot
The poles for the telegraphic line up the
Des Moines Valley, are set up Is far as Xii
bourne. in vahBuren county.
Col. II. II. Heath, formerly Of Dubuque,
has become editor and proprietor of the
Omaha Republican. He is still in the ser.
vice. q
The total vote on Governor IN the town
ship in which Ottumwa is situated. is 7s4
This slould g We that thriving township q
population Of about 900. r.
a man calling himself William Boyd, hired
horse and buggy at Montezuma, and failed
to return with them. He was followed Il
Ottumwa, where II was discovered tina,
he had sold the property, and sloped
on The oars- Boyd was man about twenty
three years Of age.
Charles Ebcrling. aged about IL or II
years, son Of Conrad Eberling. residing in
Fort Madison, fell IN the slop tub, at the dis
tillery, on Friday, and was badly scaldcd
After being extricatsd he ran, - We are in
formed, and threw himself into the river
and thin, DOUBTLESS, increased his injnries.
lie died a Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

fITSA eURk CURx for these dstrs complaints is
now made known in a treatise Foreign and
F1TS-Natiye Herbal prepar tons, published ~ br o
-PHflrs Brown. The preasription WAS fur nised
FlTS-him in such rrevd dental mann that he
mot cousci-ntiousy refuse to make it known, as
flTSit as cured everybody who has used ii, never
having failed N single case 1t is equally sure
FIT lin cases OF fits as ofDyspepsia. and the ugrt.
--ents may be obtained from any druggist. ssSr
flTS-FRsE to all IN receipt or five cents 10 prepay
postage. &c 4 die-s DR.. q. pIltIrs RROM y,
FITS-No 10 Grand St. Jerse, & ~, -. tmarl4-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

CITY PROPERTY:
FOR Ns4kE.
Lot corner Brady and Fifth street, s4x15o.
Lot corner Perry and Fifth street. G4x15O.
now occnpied - y coal yard, has good railroad
facilities and il suitable for stores,
or mills.
. not corner of Perry and Fifth streets, "a feet
front on Railroad, and $50 feet front on Perry
street, and is the best position in the city for an
elevator.
4Lots with front on the N. 4 NJ X. X. and
100 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
with frame Office and stable first rate location
for lumber yard.
Good building lots III East Davenport, have
fine view Of the river, Rock Island and the cities
q Davenport aud Rock Island. Price $2tOeach.
Is Good building lots IN the city Of Rock
Island. within FIVE minutes walk Of the U. >.
Arsenal. Price from 600 to $3.50.
z Out lots of ten acres each, half mile from city
Of Rock lsland, on tho CalndeG0hd Rock Island
road. Suifab.e for gardening or fruit raising.
mario Apply 70 GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-18

A man By The name Of M,cAsel F,,s
- tseshay = Dsssqus from injurie. r..
eelved In junping froa . train Of car, vh;,.
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