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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

on snene a. FHpSA r. VI
One PaAib pelasey Uails ssaR u H.
assoes sfNquSf, est1Slsl - he and
ctn1 - Isaissille rtDsnty. ~ T r
The spunky litals ssss u Chester. IN,
- - yss4 elof ~. - = sESpdsa \
lapesvisg shs stsssts tHerse6
Farmers In the viepi>1 q Is>jaaaee)is
ers paying ten end ess half csqls ~ Peand
for hogs 70 fatteu. ~ias''''
JauAss LAni. / esthes Stifseoo eo~utv.
~ 0se&n No. III 19sss and Instantly
kiusd = Neon City, - Saturday ysek,,
Great excitspsnt has spssntly been esus.
ID amongst he Scotch people BY Tie run
ming Of Sunday tsains f6r tie net dine b.
twsA A86lt3GA - 0l6esW. if aFs
An old nDualann ssaafted the ether
Day that Id 1770 " keas 70 "a on account
II The slamp 90, sp1 get ths bigger; wAils
10 1891 " vent 70 var absot the niger,
and ct IL stamp ct.
A lady 10 Uuca, n. r., Who had rscsatly
lest hes hus6and end two ehildres. caused
thfdsath q h~ sessinine child - lovely
dsbghter = tsn ysars-by sdAitistesiEg
poison, instead Of medicine, which she
thosshs shs, 80 giving. rt7
The Piltlburesss sss agltating he cso.
soldation Of their city with Allegheny City
and the neighboring boroughs upon both
sides Of the rivers, which would give them
. population Of one hundred thousand in
SOD dAftt hhsssand. +. DIS "
The body ola child, six or seven years
old, was found floating in the river near
Quincy, on Wednesday last. The little one
had on pair Of black pants. with brass
buttons, . ~oolen undesshrt and . lDnen
jacket. The body had been in the water
come days. and there was nothing to iden-
tify ff tss 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

JOS. J. LEWIS. C8AELTOK 2. LEwM. .. 8. COZ.
LEWIS l. cox.
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pecial attention gwen to Internal Revenue busl-
ness and TO claims against Foreign Governments
as ven as our own
Judge Lewis ex perience as Commissioner VI
Internal Revenue. and Charlton 7. Lewis expe-
rience Deputy Commissioner, will be a guar
antee Of thor cugh acquaintance with the Reeve
nue Laws.
Mr.. Cox's connection With the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. and his long membership of the
National Legislature, insure a thorough knowl-
edge of Legislation and practice IN the depart
ments sep9-d3m
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w Dstais = ~ ssoe - s9suais1s :
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/ UssN>wss-The confidence have in Perry ~
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= A few months ago had recourse 10 IL 70 de-
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he sure you cal for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, = maay worlhis~s nestsnns are estsmpt-
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liable medicine Directions accompany each bot
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Faon sns Hox JAcoB BRoon.
phitnS1s.1p.hin (Dct. Tan

Philadelphia, Oct. 7th, 1868.
Gentlemen :--lu reply 10 your inquiry as TO
the effect produced by the use Of iioodand's Ger
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the second efecting . cure, and the third, Il
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yexrs. In my individual. use 0. it, tind it to be
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use TO the suderers.
Truly yours. JACOB BROOM, !.
1907 Sprucs st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

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From RRv. ". D. SsiopRisp, Pastor Of the 18th
Baptist Chsrch. = VA VA

s PhilAdslpAiA, December 2Sth, 1863.
NessrS Joaes / Evans-0eu tlemen II have
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The UNDERSIGNED. having procured % omnibus
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Very respectfully yours,
". D. SElREklED, No 35l Shackamaxon 81

From the Rsv Tnos w.xrsa. D. D.. Pastor Of
ROxberoush Daptist Church.
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p ). WINTER, nosborousb, P.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
HEAVY Robbery OF sausliss ~ "a Carmnn
aud u Confederate.

On September II, Oscar X. COnwell,
German in the employ Of Messrs Cherries VI. yelling
Co.. commission merchants. Of No. 80 Murray.st. was
sent with three of muslns valued 5000. and
consigned to some Philadelphia firms. 10 Pier No.
North River, 10 have them transported by the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Line On his way to the pier he
was met by William II. Blake, well known
thief who got upou his cart and entered into
conversation with him. and finally bis consent tn
,hs, he conld escape detection Arrived At Tho pier.
Blake took the rccep.book. and in few moments
appesred with what purpOrted 10 be tho signature of
Nj Allen the receiving clerk Of the railroad company,
Lodging the shipment OF the goods. This sigma
tnre was forged by him. The goods were then driven
10 No PAT Eigth.nve.. and there delivered to
Isaac bernstein Cornwel then returned 10 the store
and handed the receiptbook 10 he shipping clerk Laor
In the ay il was stolen, and Was not nean until
day OF two since when 1t found In the hay oft of
the stable, where Cornwells employer (whO does oil
the cartng for the above FIRM keeps his horses The
day after the robbery Cornwe left the employ Of the
firm without assigning any reason for 90 doing. On
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the lh the firm received letter from their Philade!
phia consignees hquirng why the goods had not been

the l7h the firm eceived letter from their PhilaAe!
phla conssnees inqurng why the goods had not been
sent agreed A visit paid 10 the office OF
tho railroad company. and tho receiving clerk
there declared that he had received such goods
The was then placed in the hands of Detective
Farley ard so closely did he pursue the who Is
q young man. rather simple minded and easily led
away By as designing sc0uDdrel Blake, that he
finally gave himself up to the detective. and made Q
clean breast Of the whole affair. Yesterday morning,
shortly after o'clock accompanied by Officers Ander-
son and Bedell OF the Thirteenth Precinct Farley Wis
ited the residence Of Blake at No. IS Mangin-st.
Posting the officers In the front and Of the
building Farley entered, and proceeding to
Blake's the second floor, raped
at tho door, Divining what wanted, the thief
slipped pair Of pantaloons. gained the roof and
from thence jumped distance of % feet to the roof
of an adjoining shed. As he reached the ground be
was seized by the officers in waiting, and
secured. Later IN the day. Bernstein was
apprehended at his residence. No. IL Green
wich-st. They were taken before Justice Shandley
at the Essex Market Police Court. where
afidavts made by Mr.. yelling and Cornwell.
The latter in addition to tho above statement declared
that the morning following the robbery he called
at No. 2i7 Eighth'ave, and demanded the stolen
goods Of Bernstein. intending TO ship them TO the
owners and thus retrieve his fault but that Bernstein
declared he knew nothing about them. The magistrate
decided to send Cornwe TO the House Of Detention as
witness, and committed Blake and Bernstein for er
animation.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

~ From foot Of bertyst North River New York, con
meeting Hampton Junction with the Delaware iecxawinns
Western Railroad Easton with the Lehh valley
Rail road and Il. connections forming direct line to rts.
burgb and the West without change OF also TO the On
Region and Enc. - ~
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Irsins daily Tor tue Wsst excsp suaAy~
when evening Tram ~, %
One EIpres. tram daily Except Saturday. to the OIL Rs,
sion. c,, p.
Cipcinnsi 81 Louie etc with but change Of cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Oct g. l865-Leave New. fork ss follows;
At $500 a M. for Esston. Maucn Chunk. Wilam'post
Wilkesbaue Mahonoy City. &c. - ~,
MAIL TRAIS-At3: 300 in Tor Pennington, Easton H10
Gap, Scranton Wkosbs.re Great Bend Pittson bnshan
ton. dc- - ID
800 . N. Western Express fer Ess.on Allentown. Read
Ing Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. this West with Dut oos
change Cincinnati Chicago and but Two chAnseA
I2:oO M TRAI-For Eastoa, Allentown. Maacn Chunk.
Reading, Pottsvle. Harrisburg. &c
4p m.-For Euson. Scranton. Great Bend. Bethlehem.
Aauco Chunk and Nilliamsport
SD. m.--for Someiville and Flemn,ton.
6:2O D. m.-For Somerville. -
1900 D. H. EXpess train, tor the Oil Region aud Enc.
500 D. m WEsTgRN ExpREss TRAIS-for Eastou- Allen-
town Reading. Harrisburg Pittsburgh ani the West sleep
Ing cars from jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh ,
PARLIAMENTARY AND NKwYoRK fERRY-Leave new
York from beryst at 800 a. M 10 and ~ D. NJ
from Psr No. North River at p. IN. Tho boas stop a.
Berrea Point and Mariners Harbor -,
Tickets West be obtained ct tho ONCE o. tue
Central Railroad OF New Jersey foot OF Libertys ~ H. e
No. Astor House. at Nos I'll and J2b Broadway ana ~ ths
prn cip,l hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNs. Supeu'tendent-
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INSPECTION OF THE FOURTH BRIGADE, FIRST
DIVISION have been issued for the inspection
OF the several regiments in the above brigade as FOL
lows -.
The 18th Regimenta its armoIy. Monday the 10th
inst. at 10 q. N. .
The 9th Regiment. at its armory, on Tuesday the
18th inst. at 10 a. u.
The 10th Regiment, at Jefferson Market drill room on
Wednesday the 18th lust. at l:30 p. IN.
The 95ih Regiment, at its armory on Thursday the
10Th inst. at 10 q. IN.
The I'D Regiment. at its armory, Monday. the I'D
inst, at 10 a. N.
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Steamship Pioneer. Forster, Newbern W. H. Robson Co.
Steamship Leo tnewl, Merrill. Savannah. L. L. Jones'
Bark Alma (Br.l, McLeon, Cow Bay. 7. 8. Whitman
Bark Pride ofthe Sea (Br Collins Valparaiso and Cadera
Fabbri L. Chauncey. .
BARK Adelaide, Plummer, New Orleans c. II. Fosdick
Brig Aurate, Davis, Baltimore.
Brig Frederick (rus Frees, Cork for orders, Funch,
BrS Amazon IBr) Bransconnbs, ST. John N r., C. b.
Brig Helen DBL Mckenzie, Barbados Brett, Son Co.
Brig j. Crow (Br Forbes, ST. John, N f., d. j. c. A.
Big Clara (Br.), White, maitland N s., J.F Whitney 4
Co. - Ut, f,.o N D n.
Brig Magma Charta Br) Henson Harbor Grace D. H. De
Big Bounding Billow (Br), Dexter. Halifax N 81 d. H.
schr. Mary Z. Mangum, Beveridge Norfolk T. B. Chase
Co.
schr. Marysnd, Csthesrt, Perth Amcoy. r, n,,u,.
Schr. Aid Bril- Mccormick, Havana, f. ;. PhiihP'.
Schr. Helen, Perry, Baltimore Bentley, smith Co.
schr. New.Jersey Brown. Newbern G d ;, Di9Sls;
schr. Carrie, Davis Arroyo. Z. H.. J. H. Woodhonse
Schr White SEES, Lee Newburyport. S. w. Lewis 70
Sloop Aurora, Carpenter Norwich. H. B. Racket '0n'
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Trnveicrs' Guide.


II i AS,y o. sSd BY alra r. depot s
AID iOs y. m. VIA Harlem IA. m. and ~ .. IN.
Sunday tam via nud.sn River; epm G,y
ran between Chtmbers and tDshst station
snd CITY Hall and 2l,h a. station.
80 N1sny lsnass a. rinePii p,sss, on I tls had
snd ssiuTdsy,. end D,niel Dfe~. Mondays Wei
nc.aays and Friday, nIom fog' Of Do'oso''e'sI . .
TO Albany. b, sie..nes 81 John. hoad.v., We'd
re'day' aad shssy, sna iie Dean Riehmond,
1se,day.. Iburd4y' and Saturdays, from Der 20
70 s,e,oi1. 6y the Neajsr.sy L. II. 100, Of
Court sHat. 4, aud iIi a IA. v M, sHi l.
T. Boston, by .icar Hero. every Tae'ds Thur
day and Sunday foot oi thlu.o'rss - \. X m'' p M
To boston. bY Scs London line, Pier ~ y. IL,
d..y sl' day p H.
To Fs.;on. by New Haven H. Il, via sprhsnra,
r. ha.,sc b. Nr Isyen r. IT, yiii and an.
~. Shore Line, III and p iu Sandy'';' T. m
steamer Jc.,e lleyi. iesye riw , y. H. daily
(r1crpt sunday II IS and .-............ y p M
To Cansndairia. fo,he.'er Buns!1. sailraHoa aud
az ics ms rnIs IN. Fmisrsri trin........ r. m.
To Lon branch. 10y Rarilln aud Delaware Bay Il.
H., via steamboat Jesio Iloyt. from pics ~ H.
Sc Gresnpo.i, O5 Long l,isnd H. r., 100, oiJsme.
zip, r. a IA sna ''' . u"
To llscAetliown and lnrrmedt's stallohs' "
Morris md Ris.E II. H., loot of Barcay-st, at
..5ls ~. BY same r,,l iot stations i've ws'' o. m
To- ''' Ip"IDoi c,'tili Brsoi. ard West Camp;
.fesInrr braves foot 81 Hafrison-st., North h'cr'
Moniay w cdi rsdly auu r fid y
To Sew.l Haven. connecting h r. H. for Hartford,
I'D @........ neutrality-suspicious. II p.
To ew.IIuven. iy he New. Haven B.R, 2th'st
aud i'hav %, o. ~ l2! J. $50, ft aud p H.
To Norwsik. landing at NhHest0ue, cry Ihaid
aid Greenwich b. Steamer john koineF pier 70 90
FK tpcct.ipl :? p. M.
t. the West, BY Ceniral RsiToai OF new Jelsey.
via Allentown. from foot Of Librfyst ~ H..
A. NJ u "a. and Bw .. ~ Sunday tran........ r m
To- PhlAle plha, by NewJerscy hnlrosd, iooJ %
CSurtindi-t. = 10 ani II q. m, II NJ. 4 andbD
m and /, mi1ni.ht. Sunday................ ?. N.
IT, Providence by stramrr City OF Providence, cN-
n u p m.
To- froyidenco by Neptune Stcamihip Coz Line.
drlv from pcr -, FOO, 81 Hobirsontt, y n. AZ y III
To Troy by ssclpeIs Vsndcrhlt and Rip Van VIA
he daily (Snudiys included) Saturdays "a
cepcdi pier 80 =. p III
To Warrington. BIZ Nsw'trIsey X. X. loot OF
5I,t'It Sunday. '................. p
Fof farther Information in regard 10 Railroad lime i4pssi
see advertisements 10 another NAT OF thisptpsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trans leave Depot foos

IL OF Chambe s-st, VIA Payohh Fefly'
"a M. Day Express for Csnandsgua. Rochester Buffalo.
Sasu snca West Connects az Buffalo with Lake 3hoes
and Grand II unk Railways and At Salamanca with AtAnns
aud Great Westefn Railway. 90. ..
$3.50 g. ni Mix and WAY Train daily to Otisvlle
0a Express Mail for Buffalo, connecting WIN LAAs
Shore Railway. 49,,
40 IN Wsy Tain, for Port Jervis and Newbursti
10 m Nicht Express for Cansndasua. Rochester buuso
Salamanca. and West - -, p,-
ter Eaffslo Salamanca Dunkk. and West. Connect q
buffalo rlh Like Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways andS
eslaInanea with Atl,ntic and Great Western Railway.
80. H. Emgrant Train daily for Buffalo Salamanca JUN
kirk and West , -,,,,,,,,, - a., ~, ~
VIZ r. BARR, Gent Pas. Agent, Newly