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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07

In the course of the Wirz Military Com g.
mission yesterday, the ex-Quarterm astcr
Wright, upon being recalled for the dc.
fence, stated tha. he had frequently (wi,h
the knowledge Of Captain Wirs) carried
vegetables into the siocksds for the relief
Of the prisoners
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Senator Buckalew on state Suffrage.

A few days since We published cifculat
addressed by The District AuorEtJ ol Co
iumbia county 10 the election officers aud
citizens Of that county, in relation to the
proposition TO disIranchise citizens Of Penn
sylvana who we're no, in their district at
the lime when certain enrollmenls and
drafts were made, and whom election officers
might dcciie 10 haze been abSeat 10 duoid such
drafts. The proceeding Of the District AiloI.
uey is folly sustained by the very concn-
sive atec menl Of Senator Buckalew, which
We suhoin.
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Close up the Ranks.

A large and very enthusiastic meeting
of the Democracy of Locust township
met at the public house of J. L. Hurst,
Esq., on Mondy Evening last 1t was
addressed by Col. Freeze, Capt Brock
way and Charles G. Barkley, Esq.
On Wednesday evening, meeting was
held in The open air, no room being found
large enough, at The town OF Centralia.
We are assured large vote will be cast
for the Democratic ticket The meeting
was addressed by Col. Freeze and Capt.
Brockway. a
In Beaver Valley, on Wednesday even
ing, the larges. meeting we ever saw there
assembled at the House Of f, l.. Shumau.
Col. Freeze and Capt. Brookway address
ed the crowd, and we are assured Of the
fact that the people Of Beaver are aclige
and vigilant.
In Centre township meeting was helc
on Tuesday evening, at Fowlersville. At
tendance very respectable. Levi A.
Hutchison, President. Col. Tate, Col. Ent
j. 8. Sanders and Nm. Traugb, Esqs
delivered actresses.
a large and enthusiastic meeti pg wa
held on Wednesday evening at the Hote
Of Capt Grover, in Centre twp Pste
Miller presided. The Democracy were
addressed in a speech of about two hour,
by Col. Levi l.. Tate.
Another meeting was held on Thursds.
evening in Manvile. The Democrao,
were out in great numbers and evince(
much enthusiasm. Coils. Freeze and Er
each spoke on the occasion.
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The Harrisburg IeIegrapA, whose pub
Usher is HtSsiaa, made a yilainous on.
slapght upon Col. Davis, the Democratic
candidate fer Auditor General. Mr.. Da.
Wis, in letter to the Age, proves that
everything the Hsssian sald about him was
lie, and concludes by saying
' cannot account for the malignant
hostility OF the editor of the Harrisburg
Telegraph toward me except because my
grandfather WIS one of the soldiers that
captured the Hessans at Trenton in I776
Mr.. Bergner il very lOath to forget old
grievances.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-10-07

THE SHAMELESS FALsEHooD At a
shoddy ratification meeting in Phiadel.
phia, on Saturday night last, one Gen. G.
H Coils ssld;
Our Union Leagues, our Sanitary Com
missions, cur Christian Commissions, our
Volunteer Aid Societies, and lastly but
DOT least, our Volunteer Retire. shment Sa.
loous were organized and sustained b.
supporters of the Union party; and no
dollar Of the So.colleI Democratic party
ever found toe way into their treasures"
Comment. In 1862, when our common
country was invaded by the Confederate
forces, tho Editor of The Columbia Demo-
crat volunteered 10 the service, and with
musket ou shoulder, marched down iu,o
Secessia aud served term 10 the army,
AT this time DR.. ,f0bn staid at home, ex.
cusing himself from danger, saying he
could not leave hls business engagements
During the term we expended over S25 CO.
and long thereafter, received in payment
IS 30, every cent Of which we paid over
10 the Agent here Of the Sanitary Com
mlssiou for the benefit of sick and wound
cd soldiers. Now We are boldly told b,
Gen. Coils, that no dollar of tha
money ever found its way into the Treas
uries. What did you do with the money
Stole it and cheated the poor soldiers
Tell us, ye lOyoI thieves aud scoundrels |!
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Saturday Morning, Oct. 7, '65.

prnoeRkty, a sentiment not TO be appalled,, corrupt.
ed or Compromised II knows no basensss, 1t covers
TO no danger It oppresses weakness. Destructive
only ofdespotism is the sole Of liberty
labor and property 1t 10 the sentiment Of freedom, OF
equal rights, Of equal obligations law OF nature
pervadine the law Of the iaud- ALLES.
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Gold, in New York City, ia quoted at
i45s.
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81 OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR ASSEMBLY .r~
Williamson III. Jacoby,
t OF BLOOMSBURY.
ron Df5r. ATTORNEY
Milton M, Traugh,
OF BERWICK.
FOR TREASURER;
s John J. Stiles.
OF BENTON
FOR COMMISSIONER
John F. Fowler,
OF PINE TWP.
FOR SURVEYOR
Isaac A, Dewitt,
GREENWOOD TWP.
FOR AUDITOR
Leonard B. Rupert,
OF BLooMsBURG.
FOR CORONER.
William J. 1ke1er,
OF MT PLEASANT.
Election October, 10th. 1865.
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Is il to Your Interest !?

Few, if any Of the voters of this county
but have made up their minds as 10 which
party shall receive their support the com.
ing election. We know how useless il is
to attempt 10 change mems minds after
they have once become settled, but cannot
refrain from asking those who tave conclu.
ded to support eboitidnism, how they ex.
pect to better their condition by doing so :
For almost five years has that party been
in power, and can any Of its supporters
point to single act performed by it that
has been beneficial to the country No
Can they say they have fulfilled single
promise made to the people when obtain
ing powor NO. Do they promise a
return of the good old days when every
thing was peaceful, prosperous aud happy
NO. Can they point TO an honest Or
economical administration of affairs, as the
result Of the success OF their party NO
Do they cficr 10 the tax payer any relief
from the burtheu usome load they have laid
upon him NO. Can they point to q
single public act Of any Of the representa- .
tvcs OF their party that would recommend
them 10 the support of the honest voting
masses NO. Upon what grounds, then
can they seek the aid Of the toiipg, tax
paying votersl They have no record to
point to but one Of corruption, of bribery
ofusurpatlon, aud broken vows-they have
no promises to make, but continuation
of the same tbeving, taxing, faithles;
course that has characterized them siucc
obtaining power. Why then should any
honest man support them' Look at the
tuin they have brought upon the country
See your public treasury pundered Of ev
cry cent it contained! Compute the tax
es they have imposed upon you! Remem
Der the millions Of dollars of debt they
have incurred, that your labor and prop
erty must pay, aud then tell US whether i
is to your interest to sga;n support nboli
tionism.
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FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL
MAJOR JOHN Il. LINTON.
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JF CAMBRIA COUNT
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL
COLONEL w. w. III. DAVIS,
OF BUCKS COUNTY.
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ELIJAH R, KELLER,
Chairman Demoo attic Committee
snnt 20 1865
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
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FOR ASSEMBLY 80
Williamson III. Jacoby,
s- OF BLOOMSBURY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30
COMMERCIAL ;
-
Davenport JlaraCefs.

OFvIca OF TIE DAvENrVRr DEMOCRAT,
Monday evening Oct. co, 1855. &
Owing to the bad weather and worse roads, She
grain business was very dull o.; sat irday.
EThe receir,s were, wheat 1000 bnsh--cHn loo
potatoes go.
Shipments, Ilour 400 oL's-barley 1000 bush
potatoes loo. -.
fLouR. AT retail, No. /, $3.50 per Dbl.
WHEAr.-- Sound new. T6c@xl; OLD wheat,
tl.0"Ml 10.
CoRs.-Shesied. sound, plump and dry 2s92s'
DARLsY.-50EIs sc new. -
Oars. 1S@2Oc.
PorAfoEs-2593 -; 4.
ONIoNs,-2O W2z.
BuT-ER-4O(d5cc -
Eeo..--lsGl2uc A-.. g--1tf.S
HAY.-AlU.OO. .r+ .e..
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nOsTETTER,s q ~
STOMACH B1TTE1S

" you chOse to make the expsrimsnt. .yeur cure
will commence. you decline tbs trial you ara
SIX BY your OWE choice y,
You will say, perhars, that The nsuufaclurers
and propri-tors Of the artio'e have pscuniary
interest in rendering il popular. Gtnuted. And
he same thing may ~ as1d ofths baker, who
makes good Tread. B-.gosd bsssd y nsverthe
less capital thiQg. and whoever 1dvertises to
the world where tie very best hfvsd may bs pie
cured, does The community, Arriselpss scrvice.
Now
m0stotter's Stomach sDitters
Are .. Ter sapsr,or y ovssy ssi11 tes6 Sn( II.
tcrnative In the markst, = the pufsde 16d dldS,
nutritious breed 70 these oouuAs1fottsn n the staff
OF life. composed Ofbad yeast and dtb6dnd -four.
Its materials are the purAed essenesQf = Ragst
rye. medic ted With the juscesof herbsan roots
possessing un-4ualSd tossg, a1ssrna1ive and anti
billloqa preDes isas sd Which hUva roeplv>d the
e."p-atic approval 81 the moA AiIttht uished
physicians aud phefmsesutists ofsAe hge.
10 other words !: 10 fluid which rapidly APrtlns
itself through III" s-stem. carrying with Il any
iaed'caruent whica 10 c0ulbipsd with it.. The
reason why the pcrniciOus tavern liquors do %
much inj"ry 10, because they are aduliersted with
poisonous ingredients which .theY convey into
the circulation ii The nervous 1Jstem and the
brain. thereby generating inGsMstion Of the
stomach, Intestinal disorders liver disease ner-
vous complaints. dclirum tPameus imbecility.
and Madness. The reason why
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Produce exactly opposite effects q, because heir
pure spirto"s basis Is snr ~ with 10
curative aud presery alive elsme ats which il DIFF
fuses tbrnngh the Blood. the lille, Snd all the
fluids WHICH sustain, -xanau IN pOurish ths solid
parts oftte bodY1 Tue cglmoa iileors 0f com.
mercs. aud the tnctnres snd extracts made from
them. NECESSARILY inftHe The, 6ety .yehoh with
which they are all more or lest d.bAsed Into the
interior VESSELS, whence their fumes mount ID
the sensor'am.
H0Atetter,s stomach BltterS,
Under the sa,no Law Of distribution. permea
the whole frame with the perBsdisl aud protscti
ontdOtes with which they are medioated. II
simple explanation will enable the resde- 70 an
acrstand hnw this Repiai vegsteh)nei mplept for
titles the system and why Il has taken precedenc,
Of every osher Stomachc Alternative evel
advsrtiaed Or SOLD on thi, sldess ~ Atlantic
u all seasons Of the ,,og ~ IA MINER and
early Fall are the most drbili.. 4 3 e strength
Of the strongest willis under the to,r,d tsmpsfa
ture Of July and August, and the miasma Of
September and Octo6er 10 dangerous TO the sys
ten dspleted and WON down BY tie opDges3ve
hest Of the Dog Days. But 1Aoev ef AA-z9ss
enough to resors 10 this TonicE III when IN in
vigorant is most needed, will most assuredly e.
cape the debility which prepares the way for ep
No is.' Of FsysrMs Asu( Bilious nsae
tent Fever. tw0or thru n,oqA IL hence ioe Nuee
Who are prudeet enough to ~ the Bitters now
During the vtar the }thcs6y Il the preparation
- means of enabling hui han Aature to endure
the mos, tremeuiS statg,n upder bAa2ing sun
was proven to tlI9MQeire sat- bction ofthe Med
ical STAFF; and LANDS OF. n disabled veter.
ans now rely ulQNII n s-
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S3f1Ag:pA, s6sas'!
Wsskingsee sPecAl ~;
a. ,ktAh jksl} 40 - snlsjik = 4napa,
s1ln.esiog sslSiy - atAanesadr fns1nsS
VA many thS1s6sd fo1ssstsn = tbsis ~
rfa ~ ffat e. &:..ss6E..,
--espssially. tkess - ,sseO- ~ qhsts io,i
lie keeping epd abandoned ~ their To-
msr owners kh61 nNNAdc1 Of the rebs
army Many, citixsps srs glad that SLAYER,
3 done away viii. The doubts Of frssd
y ssapsors sSg4 i l.S:iSs rat em5.ss.:.
r ,ri in scne form Sc iarnishsd. Il !.
recommended shot honssteads on the pub
JIG lsnda Of Florida might relieve Ra0y
.iheusasdaj Several nuv high il aotkisi1y
here are undssotoOd - favor this plan. The
freedmen generally plead for schools. Chan
shiu Frentdf hS1 been n. coumissi0ned 5,
order of the President 1t the Joint requests
OF General Steadwen Saxton aud Gilmore,
and ordered 70 report to General Howard
He goes Aosth to Teppeoene tho wants Of
freedmen. ssat
Receipts from internal revenue ON Satnr.
DAY amounted to 81 .0sS. 48O,76. -.
The following Important order relative to
mastering out Veteran Reserve Corps was
issued on Saturday. The order appsrently
contemplate the retention either in the
military or civil servics q oil vino desire II
whose disabilities entitIe them to the fav
orable consideration Of the government.
Wa DepAr,~.v~
AbsurAvf (}svseA.,a Ort,cr
WAsmxcroN. Oct. 26th ise5
G.x.a.. G,,., A.. ,.n
7, ,;sv a verv r,,,..,.,s "a ..x...-
..,,;c. ,;ons m Xsch.-.s =. -. H.oe.'"s
~ Ve,eran R.serv. g. ' n.."".. =,
.o..,.,s MIR. v,l Cans. -. css;r..s.. !.
,h.t corns within the o.os.s.,s;s.i i,.r;.. :,
.h.;- eom,msnd - ~ nsr.s,sf NO.. o.
...si - ,.neral a 4 ls,,.. .s c ~
-a..;,. N m. ..a..-. 4. -.s-.:S.",s ~ -.
Is.e'Ys :. ~. Z. Pscsc. any
ue.s. ,;. :. e. rs~. O.nc'1 % GUY VIM
= -. " ".'.".S "t ~nose se!y'ce
go = ~ ~. "s.. an u se'.a.so ~ sn's PVT
po ..a - -. o'.s.s ~ 4usst'on oneefs e.Ie
enns'eu -" ~ ecc = g wnesnef q
WISHES - ~ u'sc 9eo OF g remain 70 ser
vice anu ~ usAe .'us sspcra.e hste q thNse
VINO ~'Su = 1eua,n 10 service. Each ~
whl me" = reso Oo'ore otilcers ANA rner
VINO ~. nav y opportunity 70 correct i
SO tnat y Will Oe true expression 81 then
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Mrs WINSLOWsS Sd0f1ffNG sYKUr,
for Children Teething softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, sud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safs'lu all cases. We would say to ev-
Fry mother WHO has suffering Child: DO not
aet your prejudice, uor Che prs.ud Cos # others,
standbstseEa you lAd ysuf sudsr,ng mild and
the relief thA sill BE- s-.ye, absolutely sure
ITO FOLLOW the use pf;ths medicine dtime'y
stfned e. y y w. a. ~ T. 30 n ~
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WHEELING, Va, Oct ~.
The election In West Virginia on the 26th
passed of quietly Rcturns from ten cnun
les show large UhiDn lnajefiti&. The Leg
isiature will he largely Union. Returns
from the interior come in slowly.
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The CSdfna1lcIls Of
mostettrr's stomach Bjtters

Mostettrr's stomach Bitter
IL now some what morc SERIOUS Is we'll AZ diff
MT business thar II was tew years ,uso, each
bottle Of the genuine aEticle being authenticated
By the "a - - : Z :
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT or THR
y. 5. RCvENCE ,DEPARTAENLc .
II the form Of Stamp engraved On steal. 70
counterfeit which il telsuy. ne, therefore
sh.s this GOVERNMENT COIikTERSI0N NJ
we'll a. the .ngravd label and note ofhand 81 a.
bel !. embellished with superb fcrresentstiop
Of ~. George on horseback hi Vhe act Of spesr
Ing the Dragon. aud underneath jafa ahiln Of
sscutche - bearing q warni1g insetio:ieA XIkcI
couneerfeiters are advised to read before they er,
counter the penalty whitN 4 ~y< Ar1lf.d Selov
ehis again 10 HOSTEL fER ~ xsAQrHS note a
aand, the signatureto which Il would b enthcr I
serious BUSINESS TO forge. 1.-THE public viii look
10 these veritcations Of the renuiueuess M
!ne article before they purchase they cannot he
aece'ved The proprietary label aud Goyernmens
stamp are both exsented IN steel in :he aneet ma
mose elaborate style Of bank note cuursrinr. =.
sre PROBABLY the most OK Yersive suecimen' al
graphic art ever attached TO any medical srepar-
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: NEW YoRK, Oct. 3O.-The st. Thomas
correspondent Of the Herald, under date Of
Oct. 7th, states that the United States
gunboat Kansas. Lieut.. G. II. Wells com
manding, arrived there on the 3th inst.
from Cape Hsytien. The Kansas lett
PhladelYhia on the 9th ult., and arrived
at the Cape on the 14th, remaisiog there
until the ID, in consequence OF matters
connected with the revolution which IL re-
gafded' - very contemplate affair. -.
Salnave ID said to be the man Who shot
1t and wounded Gafffards, Minister ii
State. for which crime he had to abscond
beyond the seas. Hence his hatred Of the
Gafrard government. 49,
When the Kansas left Cape HAytrcn
the United States steamer Dssota, Capt
Walker, was there. ),
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

Tn rich sasliia q xSank @SAstut4AUlN
Lara y thsut stint upos The physician who can
restore hsn to tho precious boon. The poor man
who possesses H. II . temporary o0ooQp he's ever
taught h;e = eRseesase tss yslas. on,d not
withode 1saEh tAegsesa - NO y enjoy.
ment Atthtssssv tsst SAslAss1aa9 Lang uish
ing on The beds Of siskness. or going through thu
ord nary rotins Of business 10 paia asd misery.
70 whom life 10 utterly vuleleR
d there aay hsppiness for Che Dyspsptie. sask-
touess Of pss .saa sdeSuslely describe, aud
which ennsis eta b cosnpstAsnded BY one who
has never fet thsms To say that Indigestion
includes partial arrangement ofsvery fSnction
Of he o. ~. ;eae: l! cows the Difit q ~ u.
vacioss sn1 horsfbl, cl0sds The cl6o - n1ent4
asd mskes thia bright nd bsasuf0 3nlo A35hl
In the eye Of those who ere anlic3ed With L. Il
. srath whicA rot one ofthe ml6s6aAk AfhAude
will deney.
To teat ssd crowd THE lecture Ia in part Id
oreased: Sn6meS. you are wsery a e1hesin8
4 remedy IL proferrsd 70 you. simn a. wAoIsooms
certain and immsdiatsi With The 6fst dose Of
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#os,tr1rssr,sM 41tas

.:., best ss and :.s:.
released from me Rs6sl 16a1ll66 re deriving i'm.
mense osnyaS trsm Ws1ead the Argy Sar-
NJ to I've adaissssesed = El,tatS hospitals. ~
The Gsvern1 k &1a.sersisn.
sTba ft.xSffsssy, :.
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~ Dea't Fail 70 Procure Mrs.
WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teeihing. II has been u4d fcr 20 years
Ni'hnevE falling ssiesy snd sqcssss ~ rilli.qn'
Of mothers Tor their children. 1t corrects acid
~ Of the stonach. relieves wind cohe. regulate,
Me bowels, and gives rest, healtby and lcomfor'
TO mother ssd child. DOMes, No. ~ Dsy street,
New York.
.E;i.tsls- !. .tiDDb
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stsg~s, 13AfrfAadas, OFT. 20
A horrible murder and robbery was com
United to day about noon in tlle photograph
ic es;a blishnient of H. b. Grove, on Ralti
more street. Tho proprietor ives und
about one o'clock dead, with Diss6l "A in
the back Of his head HIS pq1sn4ahad Her
robbed OF watch and other aldSAleA II
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x.tssT, SANFRRAl1Cls0D, Oct "a
The Palmetto. which arrived yesterday
FINN Plover Bav. -elorts the, capture. Of
twenty four vi, I'm l'ssl the Shenandoah
which hsvc bee ls - sa1d uSat that psrA, Al
the names, arc IL dod !ists heretofore
telegmrned. The -; Ooo1 the Shenan
e Of .Sa ea fa|l r ssis
Beirisg Ftrai,3 to irst J,fe' yl tI Ese
burned nine whalers, presumed 10 bc pa II of
the twenty four reported by the Palmetto.
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''a''' - New YoRk, Oct %.
The steamer Norning star, from New Or.
lesns the 2lst, arrived. e..
The assAmers AonellA AnA Gransda, fronj
Charleston, arrived rrzftSz ~
quarters 10 OnsltUs6,1 80 ErN
Hon. f. j. Moses bdr6Ad8 n.
dent OF the South Carolina senate, and Hon.
A. r. AldricL Speaker Of the House. =
New YORx, Oct. -.
The Htrulds Washington dispatch savs
Ex-0ov. Piespont, Judge DAILY. SAMUEL
fslackfori, Charles r. Tuckefiim. ara
other notabilitics are q Willatd's.
Judge Cooley, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, started for New York last evenins,
" lie absent several daya -
1t. Col. WI Howell, Of General Isealrs
sad, was today commissioned Quastermas
ter in the regular army, with the rank Of
Capt. g. II. Busles has bess dapoint,d
special Treasury Agent at Panama, vioe
John 3 6imonton resigned.
Nr; wsea a:pPointsd PsRd4 Heent, at
- e,sss 9, sc a., sos IA,
vSseossA, e Ciissse 4 InsefvsI "
WIFI tuc ICSiOcub tuuS -,
The Navy Department. is already in re-
ceipt of number Of letters FROM officers re-
Gently mustered out, rendering their ser
vices in case vessels we're put In commission
and dispatched for service 40
NEW York, Get. 60
The 7ri5unes Florence correspondence
hays the cholera hes nearly disappeared, in
Italy, France and Spain. It i on the d
cro&se. :. rts .a
= There ID great discomfort in Greece The
King amuscs himself at C0rfu, and d0ee
not care for his kingdom. = a.sA
New YoRK, OCT. o.
r. Bahgsr was arrested yesterday and over
| 100000 In counterfeit treasury notes and
fractional currency CaDtured e
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NBw f0RK, Oct. 8O.-Capt. F. Lyon,
one Of the victims OF the st. John tlisas-
ter. has since died.
Some 10000 tons Of coal belonging to
. gas company, is ON fire, having been
burning three dnys:.
The Algonquin and swinppski will COM
mencc another dock race to morrow.
The steamer North America, for Buenos
Ayrcs, carries out to that country two
batteries Of Loure:ts repeating cannon.
The herald's special in,imases that
Chief Justice Chase will resign.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-30

San FkANclsCo, Oct. nI
The bark Palmetto arrived to-day from
Plover Buy Sept. ED.
The steamer q. 3. Wright, with Colonel
Buckley and party. was at Plover Bay when
1*islef tisers i taA seaaps In. II AZ