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In thu Ch.mfey of D,pnt,e~ The debate on the bill
t., a.. ..-----,- :, ..s-..,. -. -,n,,n,ed sanor
'o' vac tuFfersaon OF eon'ens -s, o"' -,
gdelena spoke in favor Of the td but dosred ths.
,hs ,n...r. 18th, ~. .. 49,, o sr.duslly and uro-
,,-aJ 800 rsrrs,os ~ ,bs srrie.a,ticai property
s,i ~. "a ~ ~ ..,.hl. ana sA,,rs,ion.l puf.
no.S. 10 ''1'''" '"
IL ~. C,.r,.., =, r,,,,,,.. n, tho q4,h Of APRIL
,hs sh,s .,at ~ ~ h,li toI r,ducns the sals
M. n bs ,se s,bs,e mon ,6e suppres
sion ~ al, a.. ht,e. he Minir,er OF the Interior
.wc.i.s - III ~ sh,,nts, a. yo.e for the bill and
.is,.i th.t IL srv ssitaiion s,Istsd In sicily Il 80
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WAsnISGTos ID. c., May B-9Ph.
Hon. 4. N. Stanton Ssoyetarv NJ Ear;
sR-I have the honor 10 report that the Secretary
Of stte 10 better than At time since his injury
Mr Frederick Stewards condition IL most encoursg-
Ing. yery respectfully, your obedient servant.
J. X, BARsEs surgeon General.
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From New Orleans.

Steamship Western Metropolis, from New orlesnS
April hwilh merch andirs and passengers arrived
at this port last evening. The w. N. has board,
the remain, Of Major L. ?, Mudgett Who was killed
in the late engagement At Mobile, She has also on
board, eco 900 IN gold and TTeSury potes
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CONDITION or THE sEwARDs.

Brew. Brig. Gen, Inspector Gen. Z. 5. A,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

10 the only physician a. a Sneci"l'st now IN
Chicago that con b. eutirsly rslild upon. Go 10
NM md NOT Aal3as dscsee q reinnln III your sys-
TEN, Ait1guring Your tace sndbOdy, bcxtes de-
stroying your happiness and future p, bsre~ts IN
life. NJ has ma,ie pcTsOnai d,scases aud nerv
Gus debility biz Aud yst0r the Ast twenty years.
and il therefore the person whom all afflicted
Of his not being cured since Dc has been in the
| city His scpntstion hiss vouchers in I'll the CITY
papers, his patients snd the medical protsssiop
both mere and abroad, ~ being the most skilled
| Specialist here. snd . thorough master Of his
profession. " all others fail don despair, give
him n call. II il only con mon srcoasr-nc~ with
him 10 cure such cases His rooms are sep rate
tor ladies and gentl. men, and the most complete
IN the city Consultation free and conhdentisl.
Office No. 19O ssouth Cla,k street, corner Of
Monroe. half block from the Post Office. 20.
BOX 161, Chicago, III. Office hours from . =
NJ. 10 y. IN. Fsn
Send Tor his Guide TO Health" published
monthly, free Of charge.
lOuNG MEs, TAhE PAR1icrLAR Norh'r. : Doctor
Hgeow devctes much Of his time N the frtat-
ment ~ those cases caused BY . secret habit that
runs both mind snd body unGttlng the uniOr-
tunate individual for either business or society.
The sud effects Of these early habits, o. the Fl
cessss Of ripper yssrA isto weaken sind debtlltate
the constitution destroy the steal and mental
powers, diminish and cniecplr the natural feel
Ings. snd exhausts the vital energies of manhood;
the pleasures OF life are mares, the object u
marriage frustrated, and existence itself render
ed a term 81 uDceasinH misery snd regret. aoch
persons. especially those Csntemplatng mar
risg-. should lose no time IN making immediate
application, rs DIR. u by his new treatment, IL
enabled 10 ensure speedy and permanent cure.
Office 10 >. Clark It,, cor. Monroe. toct0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
Mercury, Hindrancs from Business, /
Exposure to Friends.

~ ttafafsise se1een go = ei1ls.6sl
and - . snas} f.mssf q he
has yi1b SSss = easss : Jsssssb sy
Z: ';;; = ;':';;: :
The" NE iSl,&ids =. ssre Or u. aissss-ss>s6ed
"Pfivate." and which Dr.. James pssnaneotly
eradisasts yis- Syt Auh. primary, secolery
s !: 4; IS ) =. s Il S. 8:
inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rhcu.
ms,ism. Hydroceie. verecoccis. CANCERS. etc.
rS E -, 2 d AE,ss
| Nervous Debility, etc, successfully treated.
pr. Csmes' long rsrtice ~ kes 'Usfs9as asd
I'D enlioremeD IL tis Medical frseftniey, ~
the almost entire Southern pfess, should cow
vince the mos, stsptissl that Dr. james can and
DR. James, would also call the sttenticn espes-
tally Of tlsoss sAo hss n y esly I'D i4properly
| injured themselves. in that secret and solitary
hshit. which ruins both body ppd mind. aeht-
ting them for both business and society, ptsAuo-
| inv both Constitutions Dsbiliy and lmpnaencs.
| The following some Of the sad and msIan-
sholy effects produced BY early hablta 81 ySeth or
| exual excuses. via: Weakness VI ths !seca .ne
Limbs, Pain IL the Heed Din'nsys OF via."A
| Heart, Dyspcpsis, Nervousness. lrritsb'lity,
| Symptoms Of Consumption. &c Mentally The
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread
ed loss Of Nsp'osy, Confusion Of Ideas. De
pres. ION of spirits. Evil tvssboAieAs, Ave .ioa
10 society. SELF Dis,ras.. Love OF Solitude. fim-
l idity, Ac., IRE some Of the evils produced.
All psssnps afflicted With sny Of the shove dis
eases sd atnptems. ahoule not fabl to esllop ~
James, and be ii oncA restored 10 perfect health
Let no talsr delcacy de'er. you. but call At once
consea uences Of these much TO be drcsded mals
| dies
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu ed and fatl vseos restated ~ -
| Those at n distance, by describing symphonic
l -inclos,np STAMP for return snswer-will receiv,
prompt attention by addressing
DIX. d. y. JAMES,
Up. o. nox .. ~ fianSl -dAwlyl Obicsgo. ]
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

AURORA, ON Fox RrvEa, Oct. II, IS.
EDrroRor 0AsErTn II psodnisDd 70 keep
you posted In movements, and 20 drop you
line from this point on my route west
ward. l leh Davenport, ~ proposed, on
Friday A. NJ, direct for Chicago, noting on
The route the general features Of the country.
~ Chicago, wlehor mucA d1ficulty, Ispro-
elfed ell the 1Ailt6ad lovels on tie direct
fouls ves>sasa.a Esn saturday p. M. dong
the line Of the canal to Lockport, So miles
from Chicago, where spent Sunday The
present canal route y this point would be
on the direct line and answer all our pas-
poses. At Bridgeport in Chicago - tho firee
lock, Of 8 feet rise from Chicago river to
the summit level. This summit level is 80
miles long, and is fed by the Des Plains
river. tliv first easG1bn tribuiary Of the Hi
nois, ana the Calumet feeder derived ffbm
the Calumet river, which emptics into the
southern part OF Lake Michigan. These
two Independent sources seem TO afford -
abundant supply, and would answer for a
larger canal. The excavations along the
| summit level are quite shallow for the first
half Of the dheanoss beyond which the lime
vast amount of work. Before reaching
Lockport, Q milea, the first lock occuiB on
| the descent, and between there and Joliet, 8
miles, there are 6 locks, with descent in all
or 80 feet towards the Illinois. Ny propc
sal Is not to make this descent at all, but
carry an up,cart level from the Des Plains
to Fox river, which, I am satisfied nom my
examination Of the intervening country, is
prac,t~sble. This would form the first sec
ton Of the new work. The Fox river is ad
mirably adapted for canal purposes, afford
ing abundant fall and supply of water and
easily damed, besides watering very fertile
country.
Beyond this to the westward which am
Bow going 10 pass over, is The really impor-
tant part Of the work. but still think prac-
ticable. shall, after passing over tho cdun-
| try between here and Rock river basin, ex
anime particularly the marshy district at the
head OF Green river, the position of which Is
most favorable for summit level between
| y OK anu MOCK TlVcIS. IL tnat Bilouiu prove
insufficient we must have recourse to Rock
river itself, which. Of course, is sufficient
| When the examination 10 finished / shall be
ready to return and report on the whole
route, probably a week from to-day.
| might say here that the leading fact TO
determine, viz: summit level between
Rock river and the Illinois or Fox river,..is
equally applicable to the direct route ana
that ria La sale, 50 that the State appro-
| priation could properly be used to make
| this part Of the survey at least.
may not he able to write you again on
the route, but you may very safely express
favorable opinion on the practicablity Of
the dirert route, which, In fact, is the most
prdct,coMe Of any. either north ~ south as
hope to show in my report. write now in
haste, not with view to publication; hut
you might use the information here given to
stir up the people, and, II possible, do some
| thing.
| Sincerely yours, G. G. PARRY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

. 49, -. - oeressal coonunlen With
IA. SsS'iSl vIsv 6kss sw,Ross ~
- x,ss, ~ ~ IN. bedI.h stssial
ss.sssSsl ] 4 ssse y - 4as ppas-
q ~ ~ e1rssls = hsay1n - pavt9 win
sold beeauss the Apocalypse represents
,tbeo - being - paved. 70 We ars not to
supposs that the grsse ssps sssntations Of
he'll which " and in The New Testament
are 70 be taken literally. A. no one sup
poses eAae III syobs)s employed - givo u
some conception ofthe degree ofjoy ofheav.
en- are meant - oQnvey 90 70 conception
Of its kind % We ere 70 suppose that thai
svmbolism which 10 given Of hell 10 employ
ed'ts retfeseett VI degree, rather than the
kind Of unhappiness fhcres
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IRON I,saE BLOOD.

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

IOWA Election
Special Dispatch to the Chic ago Times.
DuBuQuE, Iowa, Oct IL.
The Democratic majority in this 16ntv
will be larger tn n it was 1t first anticipa-
ted. It now promises to be fully l,lOO-
Mahoney, against whom all the fight was
mad. will b more than i2b behind tn.
Delaware County gives Stone only 400
majority. Last year it went 700 Republi
can.
Black Hawk, which last year was over
1000 Republican, is now but 200.
Jackson county gives Stone 1923 majority,
with the Democratic nowhere near out.
Clayton and Fayette cotnties are both
reported to have gone for Benton. "a
4cGregor give4 him no..
Anti-negro suffrage men are elected to the
Legislstnre in many counties, even where
Stone has minority.
Refs are freely made here that Stone win
not have 5000, and some that be will not
have 10000. Should the returns come in
% they have thus far, be will not have TO-
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DYSPEPSIA and FITS.

FfTSA sURk CURE for these dstre seng complaints Is
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
no RECNaiNlTlON.

The Southern people have given up all expec-
tations Of being recognized, and il is equally diff
icalt TO DeecoonInA NOs9 heensesp
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have Surrendered tn. ir CODOrs
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blacks and browns as nature might mistake for
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Applied by all Hair dressers
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dozen sells gross, and 40 on. You will not be
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14
JULIUS LEE.
FRon 1HE Hon JAcsB BROOK.

Philadelphia. Oct sth, 1868,
Gentlemen I'm reply 70 your inquiry ~ to
the effect produced by the use OF lioofand' Ger
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standing. and which had become very distress
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the second effecting 4 cure, and the third, il
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t5 NV Spruce 81,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

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VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stooa The test Of trial
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Ilubbcl's Superior Old
CABINET lll BRANDY, (nedicAted,
,UNEQUALLED REMEDY FOR

Darrhaa. Summer Complaint, Cholera Morbus.
Gripiug Pains in the Bowels Cholic and Chronic
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GENERAL. NEWS.

George Francis Tain is making ferocious
Fenian speeches.
The Washington Chroaicle has come out
in opposition to segro suffrage.
| Valuable coal beds have been discovered
on the ST. Lawrence, opposite Quebec.
Three hundred thousand acres of Mchi-
gan pine lands will be sold at auction at De
troit on the 10Th.
The Sunday ordinance question still agi-
tates Detroit, and divides people, press and
politicians.
The "junior" edition Of the New York
after January LIST.
Thomas Cunningham. Of Beaver, Pa,
formerly United Statos District Judge in
Kansas, di d last week.
The German publisher Of Napoleon's Life
OF Caesar has received the cross of the Legion
of Honor.
A Massachuset' man who went to Albany
with 81 800, to buy wheat with, lost it all
in gambling den recently.
A New Yorker who owns largely in coal
stocks, gets 4 cool 81 900, 900 a year in divi-
dends. This accounts for the high prices.
A goodman at Paris has been imprisoned
for life for trying to violate the person Of his
masters wife, while out on . drive.
The number of emigrants that arrived in
New York in September was %, 693, an in
increase over the same month in 1864 Of
10,357.
The name Of Fenian is believed to be de.
rived from Fenius or Phanius Farsa, the
first great chieftain Of the Irish people, &C
corning to history.
John Minor Bolts has accepted the nom
ination to Congress in the Lynchburg dis.
tr'ct, Of Virginia, and will be elected,
General Howard, Of the freedmen's huresn
has written letter in favor Of . national
cotton cow ention, to beheld in Wasninpton
or New York. e'>'''
The great fire at Constantinople destroy.
"a about 10000 buildings, throwing over
10000 people upon the streets.
BY the breaking ofa rail on the New York
Central Railroad, near Auburn, last Satur-
day. some sixty persons were injured, but
none fatally.
The property Of Joe Davis, brother Of
jeff, in Mississippi, bas been restored to him.
1t was never legally con6scated, but merely
seized by the military.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-14

Lots with front on the n. 4 N. r. r. and
1860 feet on Western Avenue and Gaines streets,
With ! frame Office and stable first rste location
for . lumber yard.