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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
MALT MILLION DOLLARS WORTH

TO BA DISPOSED OF AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. NOT TO BIZ
RlD FOR UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
TO RECEIVE! SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
Al to be Sold for ONE DOLLAR IACHi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
MILWAUKEE.
HOW TO M AXE MONEY
And SWre Of Sucress.
"ANTED-AGENTS. ANY PERSON wish

"ANTED-AGfN TS. ANY PERSON wish
w ing to MAKE MONEY can do 50 very easily BY
introducing the CELEBRATED
new ENGLAND SEWING MACHINE !!
\price e's) which is unquessionably the BEST,
and it takes the lead in the low priced ones in
the uJ0lG. 4 States, which has no rival for
exec Hence. II is perfect Little Ge1m in
it's liue and every family that has mot machine
shou ID have one.
In consequence ofthe great demand for them,
have found il necessary to keep larger stock
TO any ex.ent | want good agents. Male and
Female, throughout the West
Call on, or address, with stamp, for Circular
at HRADQuARrsRs. HAMILTON PECK, Gen. ARt.
1875 Qate 1917 Esst Water st., room NO. +, MI
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
n Os1gu 1nR INSULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A Dnscr nslusxcs 70 rnR rAafs. oIvs
mnEDlAsn RsLiGv.
Fer Bronchitis. A Afhmn. -ataPrh
COns0nplive ana 1'hrOaf
nDfse0ses.

fR0CnR9 ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD suCCRSs
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Will hnd .1fsches useful In sa..~s.
when taken before singing speakisR, : y, SSo!ce
lisving the throat after an unusual e1ertion 81
the vocal organs. The Troches are recommended
and prescribed by Ph. sicans, and have had tes-
timoaials from eminent men throughout the
country. eng an article Of true merit, any hav
ing Proved their efficacy BY atest Of many years,
each rear finds them in new lOcalit es in various
parts OF the world, and the Zrockes are univers-
ally pronounced better than other articles
OsfAM only ''baowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHns,'
and do not take a"y Of the Wortht<ss lwitsttoss
that may be offered
+ Sold everywhere in the United States. and in
Foreign Coustries, At $5c pr boz. oct25d& sem
knowledge Otcn saves Life
Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES.
When these are within their natural limits, our
health is good but when they are IN excess,
pains, colds, rheumatism. govt, debility, cos
tivenees, diarrhea, dysertery, erysipelas, &c
&c sf1,ct u.s. What We have to do TO recover
our health 10 to take q. from the BOWELS AnD
TIE CIRCULATION the excess Of iwpurities.-
This done, health follows Of n~cessity.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
ore the only medicine that can do this with en-
tire safety to oil the organs OF the body.
HUNDREDS Of THOUSANDS
are now living who have adopted BRAxDRssR's
PlLLs as their only remedy tor periods OF from
thirty to fifty years, aud whose average health
is excellent. they have always cured them.
selves when sick. BY using these
INNOCENT AND lNFALLlBl FILLS.
Principal office Brsndreth Building, New York
DURNOS CELEBRA1EDCATARR SNUFF
10 the best known remedy for Headache, Cold in
the Hes Snuffies. Imperfect Voice, Brochtis,
and Catsrrh. Few persons appreciate the dis
ease arising from the nasal organs. Sight, hear
ing, taste, and smell are frequently ruined BY
cold in the head. The gas generated BY the use
of thi snuff cleanses the entire head, and re-
stores proper articulation. lie effects ars pleas
ant and wonderful. II contains NO t0bacco, nor
other injurious ingredient. Colleges, Societies,
states, and most eminent ofthe r1edical faculty
have awarded il testimonials and premiums. n
Sold BY al Druggists for ea6 cents per box
Can be sent BY mail on receipt o. 30 cents for one
box, er 81 for four boxes. Address,,
JAS DURNO, p. o. Boz 1885, New York
'Wwholesale BY DEnAs BARxss& Co., N. Y. jel2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
And Kla RlasterD.

The history q tlaDe ereas
Remedies h W. - voo.
dsrful medical revelasioo
the world hes ever hsoVn
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tsut lest that wherever as1
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disease exists, the distnfeee
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
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The suffering millions Of our land 70 give this
remedy trial; convinced that by its Timely use
many NAV be relieved, many cured 81
u SfErSIA, HEARTBURN SOUR STOMACH
SICK HEADACHE, DlZzlN Esq. INDIGES.
TlON, PILES. CONSTITUENCIES BILL
PLANTS RHEUMATIC AFrEf,TiONS &C.
read the pamphlet Of testimonials with each
Dottle and do mot use the medicine against the
adAice Of your Physician.
MANUFACTURED ONLY "
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FOR SALE aY ALL DRUCGls1s. scp2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14
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usve proved their extrAor dinsry curative poWsl
In PuinonARS Axb Nnnvous DissAsss, during ape
Rod Of seven years. both IN the banda Of the Ned.
ieal Profession and the People, No remedy he's
ever called forth such unqualified Testimonials o.
IT, efficacy - this. The following extract ID civ.
en- from letter dated
'.Asnnassune, G. w.. Feb. ., 1885,
THE HypOphosphitta Asvc4 become 90 firmly
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wing much, know, ron coxsusSslos even i1rsl-
most hopeless csses that do not hest ate 10 a.
sert that ALI cssss Of gsnnine Lcnswsnpfi0s A.
uscunAnas ySsHOvv n IN. A. RICE ~ D."
Paicss--ln OF and l. OF. bottles. u and -
each. Hold BY sll respectable DrvggiSts.. and q
W. sols general depot, wholesale ard .faail. b.
J. WINCHESTER1 60. 80 John 81. n. Y.
,. Frank Harris. Ag't. 81 brady II. jy2O-dAw
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whats rant, Or title, station, state o. wealth.,
70 that far greater blessing, h. slthf
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

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WIZ ussns6tlds ssshsvneny = fallv
kN0A6RO ny 00ANT,
Tie sstsssion Of ths general public 10 no lesa
{ safnsssly sagAgsd ~
Cm0uOrADOROs0 0AlR DYE
which b accomplishing wsn1en in the way Of
beoaoifyiDe heaas In go, or slckheos, or c.
psisous nsAure hsd eis6eared With nnslighly
hess. hiitea says truly that
"Reoce Hath lie Victories
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CnansAp0ao, No. 8. Aston Hoase New-Y ORR.
Ssld BY drsgtists. Applied By al Hair dressers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

coa, and have often been disposed to write you
concerning the real value Of your NELrZER AP-
hKLENT g remedy for lndigestios and Dys-
Peps.a. ! desire TO expresa 70 you my sincere
gratitude for the great benefit the SELTZEK hes
aone my wife. For four or I've years ny wife
.er being under the treatment Of several doctovs
!or Two Or three years, she was finally induced
20 seek the advice Of learned Physician. DR.. %
piahs. OF Venezuela. who Immediately treated
ner With your EFFERvESCENT SELTZER
AfERlENf she began 10 improve q once and il
nov rsx!hc1LY WELL. feel il my duty for the
good Of humanity to make this statement, that
7, medicine 80 valuable should be widely known.
trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing ny earnest gratitude and thanks. ] am re-
,pectinliy yours, :. D. =. AENRlQUER,
new York, June %, 'e5, Merchant, Curacao.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14


THE IMMENSE SUCCESS With which this
i prepa. alton has met during the short time II
Il has been before the public has induced the
thousands and tens Of thousands who nave used
and attested ss virtues. to pronounce Il the ONLY
asd TRUE Hair Restoeaiivs. The Esreka has
been introduced into Ill the principal cities both
East and West, and having faithfully performed
ell thai 10 claimed for it, has superseded oil other
Heir Preparations. The Eureka restores Gray
Hair TO its iginal color prevents the hair rom
falling out. By caasing healthy condition Of the
scalp, inparting to the hair sottness and gloss,
and youthful appearance that NO other Hair pre-
paration can produce. The Eureka - free from
I'll impurities or poisonous drugs, and can be
used without eoiling scalp or hands. Aanafae-
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ROBT. FISHER, Sole agent.
No. IS North Firth street, st. Louis Mo.
Fuller. finch I Fuller, Wholesale Ag'ts, Chi
esgo. etevensos : Csrnaha0,, Agents. Dsven-
port, and for sale BY BIZ Druggists, Price q, 90
per bottle oct12 dkw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-14

]. J. KRONER, DsAa Sia.-Plcsse Gnd IN.
closed one dollar for another box If ..Dr Zane's
Antidcte for Strong Drink" and send q sooo
- possible. will say for your benefit or satis-
two boxes Of your AxTiDors and has bees -
Dor man for three m0nths, and esys be has not
had the slightest taste for iqs0r il the Lost two
months or more, and never thinks Of Il Previ-
ore " this time, God only knows when he drew
. sober breath. Yours, truly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
New YORK, Oct. ls,

An interesting case in connection with Mex
lean matters, and growing out of the Ameri-
can emigration excitement of last spring was
yesterday before Judge Moncrief of the Su.
perior Court in this city.
Gen. Ortega, who is Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Mexico, aud vice President
OF tue ksp.sb.ie, and who. by the expiration
OF the term of President Jpaae., Till become
President next month has arrived in this coun.
try. Some days ago he was arrested and ad-
miited to bail in the sum of $4,000 on the
complaint of Col. Vim. H. Allen, who fgered
in connection with the recruiting movement.
who allows that he is employed BY it TO super.
intend the whole matter, end On the promise
that all expenses would be paid. Nov Allen
states after he had recruited large number
OF men for New Mexico, and incurred debts
to the amount of $1,000, Gen, Ortega re-
fuses to pay. or have any thing to do with the
recruits. The action yesterday was on mo-
ton to show cause why the order of arrest
should not be vacated. The Generals re-.
sponse to Aliens allegations is a complete de-
NAL. He says that he never gave the latter
the slightest authority for engaging in this bu
slness, which was commenced before he had
ever seen Allen, and which he characterized
az foolish and calculated to lead only to fail.
ure. He also states that hs was shocked
when he learned that it was in progress and
that he believes the present proceedings are
designed merely to extort money from him.
The case has been adjourned over to the
10th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
Large sales of Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct 18.
The sums obtained for the Savannah and
Sea Island cotton sold yesterday by Mr.. ORA
per, the cotton agent, was more than 81 200
600 in gold. The whole amount realized
during the present year on account Of cotton
sales is between $4,000, 900 and 81, ,OOO. 600 !:
nearly $1,000, 900 Of the sum was the pro-
ceeds of the cotton captured in Savannah and
Charleston--42,5 900 bales-of which SO, 500
come from Savannah.
The advance which has taken place in the
price of cotton has added literally to the sum
for which ct least 10, 600 bales Of it we're sold
since July. The dispatches of cotton ad-
dressed here to the department were to the
effect that the market was very firm and that
rates would almost certainly be higher, and
the Secretary of the Treasury postponed the
sales that were to have been made in August,
to September, and afterwards to October
The result shows q gain Of from 18 to 20 cents
per pound.
The whole of the Savannah, Charleston and
Mobile cotton taken by the Government has
been disposed Of, and thu sales to be made
hereafter viii be Of cotton collected by the
special agents Of the Treasury in the various
GtAtes Of tho South. One such sale, embrac-
iaS 1900 balsa, viii hs naAs - FiidAy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
A Lecture by Wendell Phillips.
BosTox, Oct. Is,

A>S0N~ ~Nf 49, Acs
Wendell Phillips delivered lecture before
the Boston fraternity last night The lecture
attracted large and enthusiastic audience.
Its title was The South Victorious. Mr..
Phillips declared that President johnson, in
his speech to the delegation that waited on
him from South Carolina, and who appealed
to him for protection against Congress and
the harsh spirit of the Northern States had
ranged himself with the half converted reb-
els, and made himself three-quarters of q
rebel. in order that the rebels themselves
might be one-quarter Union. Major General
Banks, Mr.. Phillips denounced as q vagrant
mountebank, laden with the curses of every
loyal man in Louisiana and Massachusetts.
and yet Massachusetts we're going to send him
TO Congress. Mr.. Phillips. in speaking of the
endorsement of President Johnson by various
Republican State Conventions, said the Re-
publican party does not exist. There is d spec
tire walking over the country in its shroud,
but there is no such party il has no, existed
since the Baltimore Convention, when 1t was
buried in the viii of Abraham Lincoln.
deny the existence of any political farce en-
titled to the Republican party.
Mr.. Phillips is advertised to repeat the lee
ture at the Cooper Institute, New York. next
week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
The Wirx Trial.
WASHINGTON. Oct. IS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. lS.
The Wirz military commission reassembled
to-day.
Judge Advocate Gen. Holt was present.
After The reading OF the record OF Satur-
day. Col. Chapman stated that to present any
appearance of prejudice. he had caused to
be prepared an argument for the defense.
which was examined and revised by the ac
cused and submitted with his approval.
Capt. c. NJ Self was recalled and letter
shown him in which he recognized the hand
writing of Commissioner Ould The paper
was endorsed by General Winder and Captain
Sumer
Samuel +. Hunt testified that he found the
letter on private desk Of Gen. Winder i'm
mediately after the fall of Richmond.
Mr.. Baker asked leave to examine the
paper.
Gen. Wallace understood Mr.. Baker had
Withdrawn from the case.
Mr.. Baker said that such did not appear
upon the record. He had merely submitted
the case.
Several members of the court thought that
Mr.. Baker had withdrawn. while others
thought that he had rested the defense with
out Withdrawing.
Mr. Baker was allowed to proceed.
The letter from Robert Ould, addressed to
Gen. Winder, dated City Point, March 18th,
1868, was then read. 1t called for all the
military and political prisoners, excepting Of
hcers, and said that arrangements worked
largely in our favor, as we get rid of set of
miserable wretches and get some of the best
material / ever saw
The argument of the accused was then
read by one of the official reporters
Col. Chapman asked for twenty -four hours
to prepare his closing argument for the Gov
ernment. He attaches more than usual i'm
nortahoe to the case, hut thought he would be
able to get through SO that the court could
close its session on Friday.
The Court then adjourned to Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
Episcopal Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.

ADIi~f MAJ ott- 10.
The general convention of the Episcopal
church re e-assembled this morning.
hon. Washington Hunt offered the follow
ing amendment TO the minutes in reference to
the protest of Rev DR.. vinton: suppresses
and ignores the recognition of the house
unanimously adopted on the 18th inst: recoe.
nizing most profound gratitude 10 the good.
ness of Almighty God In restoring national
peace and union; and whereas such suppress.
SION is unjust and injurious to this house.
and calculated to produce an erroneous inn
presslon In regard to Its proceedings, there
fore
ncso.red, That said protest be not received.
Mr.. Hunt said that in offering this amend
ment to the minutes his purpose was to vindi-
cate the house from the erroneous impression
which the protest was calculated to produce.
On this motion the house had, with entire
unanimity, expressed its profound gratitude
to Almighty God for the restoration Of peace
and union. The national Union. by necessary
implication, as well as the popular acceptance
OF the term. includes the integrity of the
Union and the Federal Government. with all
It's rghtfnl and constitutional authority over
whomsoeyer it was placed. The Union had
been fully defended and preserved.
In framing the resolution he had employed
the telh III TINS sense as synonymous
with the national government based on the
constitutional Union and the States with all
its powers impaired. He felt fully warranted
IN asserting that such was the true intent of
this house. In making any reference to this
proceeding he felt that the authors of the pro.
test had done mortal injury to the church and
convention. For himself be was unwilling to
have It 90 forth to the country that the con-
vention failed IN exnrass itS senea nc erra,;,,5
to Almighty God not only for peace and
the blessings winch it implies, but also for
the Union of the States and the restoration of
the national interity and authority. His only
Object IN the present motion was to place this
matter IN It's true light befure the church and
the county, and to vidcate our action from
what ke could not do less than characterize
as an unfair and unwarrantable imputation.
Hon. Hamilton Fsh's amendment, moving
that the whole reference to the protest be
stricken from the minutes, as the protest was
not received and therefore should not appear
in the minutes, The amendment of Mr.. Fish
was adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10.


The United States District Court, Judge
c. F. Trigg presiding, commenced it session
to-day. A large number of indictments for
conspiracy and treason we're disposed Of
In the Senate, members have occupied to-
day in debating whether negroes shall be al
lowed to give testimony in the courts Of Ten.
nesseee. No result was attained Discussion
will probably be prolonged indefinitely.
Brutal murders ere Of daily occurrence.
NJ. J. Whitman, tender of railroad bridge,
was found murdered last night and thrown
into the river.
4 sewers stabbing affray occurred in Ded.
rick street this morning
Colonel K. N. Sawyer, of Gen. Sherman's s
stan, has been in the city for few days He
leaves tonight to assume position Of chief
OF staff to Gen. Sherman at ST. Louis.
Maj. Gen. Hazen has arrived here and re-
ported. He will soon assume the duties of
commander of the District of Middle Tennes-
see.
Gen. Fiske, Superintendent of the Freed.
mans bureau, announces that after the pass-
age OF bills by different States, protecting in
courts the negroes, he will abolish in his de-
partment all matters connected with civil
States of the negroes.