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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

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right side and between the shoulders, yel0wnese
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their friends. Let the sick, whom the faculty
abandoned, resort with confidence 70 this power
fu anti billion: agent and restoration 20 health
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The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

TaR INDIAN RsnEDY. THE
celebrated Indian medicines
known - Cherokee G o q.
pounds, will be found adver-
tised in our columns. They are
various in kind, but all have
the cure Of urinary dersnge-
|ment for their object. The In.
dian Remedy is that one Of
.thesesmedicines which. under
the nxme ofCher0kee Remedy
)has become widely known = !
certain cure for f'luor Albus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

DYstzpslA, Nsassvszsss AM Dsslasss.-
u. 0tejo11ondse zbnie.-We can fsesm.
mend thoss suffering with Lon u Ape
til, indigestion, Or dyspepsia, Nerveusnees
and Nervous Debility, . use StTicklan9's
Tonic. II b vegetable preparation, ftes
from alcoholic liquors It strengthens ~
whole nervous system; it creates good
appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspep-
- and Nervous Debility.
For sale BY Druggists generally ct d pr
bottle. Prepared BY Dr.. A. Strickland, 8
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july20-d&wtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

PersenSSfaPala 1oo6 6ss...W 10 ere
subject to Costiveness, nssdadhs' 0iddinsss,
Drowsiness, and singing y the ssrs, arising aoA.
too sress now Of blood y the head. bisosld nev-
er be without BaAxDassn'a Pitts, and many high (
y dangerous symptoms will be removed By their
immediate use fAs9 sa"P
T1s H0S. ). HUNT OF wIs1cnssssa GO. \. Z.
'Teventy- Eve years Of age, has used lraadelA's
Pils fer twenty-five pears q his sole psdisine.,
When he fssls hinselfindisposed, - Il fDa Cold,
Rheumatism, Asshns, Headache, Bilious ARse-
tons, Costiveness, irritation Of the kidnsys Or
bladder does nothing but take few doses Of
Drendeth's pills. aMA ea&4 .Isrtf
His usual method il 10 take Six pills, and re-
duce the dose each night one pill. n every u.
tack Of sicknets for twenty-five yssss, this elm.
pie methad has never failed TO rest6rs Min y
health and few men are TO b. found 70 aetivs
and hearty - he. May 18th, 1851.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-01-26

Second Street Livery Stable,

Second Street Livery Stable,
TBnOMRAON 4 HILL.
IS, bet. Main and Harrison.)
WISE TO INFORM THE ~~
public that thay have been S1
msking important additions 10 E
the Stock, end now have the
.argsst end most complete in the city.
VessC Horses, .Nrsc Harnesses,
NEW BUGGlES
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Horses boarded on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid - calls Of fonsfale, ON
which occasions our charges will very low. jnld
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News Items.
~, y.i-rpA 70 ps Ne. Ys~h sS~.,

GEs. snEKnAs arrived at St. Louis on Monday
morning.
Tux steamer Chin. lefi Halifax 81 O'Clock l.a
evening for boston.
JAMES II. GARaARp, State Treasurer Of Ken.
tucty, died yesterday morning n his residence
In Louisville.
Tns iron clad feet LEFT Portsmouth yesterday
morning 81 o'clock, aud was expected 70 arrive
a. Portland about 3 in the afternoon.
Tnr Constitutional Convention now in session
at Denver City, Utah Territory, have voted .lncs,
unsn lnously thsi IL Is expcdlent 10 form ststo
government.
A ouAETEENAsTrp's clerk, nsmed Russell, was
arrested At Cincinnati on Sunday, CHARGED with
stealing $4,000 In Government bonds while s,s-
lonol q, Louisville.
TnE schooner Starlight from Por,lsnd for Wash
ins,on, wish cargo of hay, was burn, TO tho wa
.er's edge On ihe llth iuni. off Nantucket. The
CROW lost their ecc,s aud arrived - Portland yes
terisy morning.
A THREE story brick building on Race street,
Cincinnati, isll down ON Sunday morning, buryiuy
ak families beneath tho ruins. One woman was
killed, aud number Of persons injured The build
ing ~ss usci a. . tenement house.
TuE leaders OF tho State Democracy are Assem-
bling, in Portland, Name pr.p.rstory TO tho
convention to-day The representatives will no:
be very large. Judge Howard, OF Portland, IL the
promncn, candidate for the nomination for Gov
ernor. The Convention opens 1t ten o'clock this
morning
THE Mississippi stse Convention convened
yesterday. Governor shsrtey examined into tb.
, Loyalty ard qualifications Of the n,mberr, aud
admin stered the amnesty to such bad no.
taken 1t before. The Convention orsanizsd by
electilg officers, aud then adjourned til O'Clock.
Tho roa Of tho dag WAS spent In arranging
prtimlnsros 70 important business TRANSACTIONS
before tho body.
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RACE BETWEEN IROS-CLADG.
The Dictator Bentrp -Rrcepiion Of ADMIRAL
tnrraHut.

Portlond, August II The Dielator arrived ~
4b6. The race from Portsmouth was well contested
hiy miles run. The Agamenleus nisde the dl.tsn,s
in i've hours and ten minues at rate Of nearly sn
knots a. hour. The DictSror sss mile and h,ii
behind her when they arrived oi Portland and
should have advance Jf ,oventeen minute. Tor mo
stoppisc OF her mschlneiy aocouHt Of the heating
OF the crank pin. At 24J the Dictator hauled off snd
bore down the bay for ssil ~ that the party nj ht
arrive at The expected hour, o'clock The Dictator
Ia somevhAt foul End the Asanontieus clean. III he
yeisels arc evidently ia.rly matched for speed. The
officer, Of e,oh claim decided fupeiorty in teihng
for their respective vessels.
Major Mcclellan with The members Of the City
Government, went down on tender " the Dictator
70 receive Admiral Fsu~eut and suite, 20 in ber
including the ladies The reception ~a- quiet social
and informal Returning 10 'h' CITY, the party were
taken " the Pf.hle Hou-- IN carriages Aner tea
they will drive about TO view the city. Tomorrow
morning the Admiral PoTo-e' to return to Ports
mouth in tine AgAmenticu, 81 o'clock, in which
event no public ec,ption viii he held.
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General intelligence.
lsv ksa 10 hs Eew Yorh sua.l

PRTos NAroLsos has paid visit to The Dublin
EVhibinon.
TUE close carriage formerly usd by tho late
Prssiieni has beon advertised FOR ssle.
1nE s,ssm cheese factory at New nr.inires,
Mess, work. up the milk Of 1900 cows daily.
TIE cotton crop IN New Orleans 1, In stated. will
he very small this sesbon--uo, over 800, UOU bSes.
THs wheat crop Is better In lows this year ihsn
Il has tesn before in ux years. IL is now being
harvested,
LoRp PAL~rgsror hiss entered horse for the
Dtroy of lSd1. lie evidently does NOT intend
giving up"yct.
IT IL stated Tat The ssmese twins, Chsng and
EnI, h.yc GctnSlly commenced 10 exhibit ihsm-
s"lyes. local paper eau1 ihom strong "union
men"
GtRL in Phiadelphis, 10 ys,rs old, has becn
cont - prison for sotsny FIRE to four houses. se
said she knew IL was wrong, bu1 she could not
helpn.
Tnr London LArcr ,dvocs.eI tho custom Of
writing prescriptions IN Englsh. In slesding ar
hcle On the subject Il points out the sbsutdity
Of ths present system OF Abbreviated Latin.
A LADY bathing 81 Ggilford, Conn, on Saturday,
came ueAr being drowned, bu. was rescued by her
hus sud On reaching the shore, her frst sxclaIn.
anon was, -Wll the salt water hurt my hair :"
A EAos took place at Hartford, Conn on sltur'
day, bstween celebrated pedestrian aud horse.
The horse had 20 mot half . mile, while the man
walked quarter of mile. Ihe horse won tho
race by sbOut SIX feet.
GsNERAL GUAhT has delivered another " ad-
dress" in 70 ly to one by the Mayor Of sherbrook,
Canada. H. ssii II gives me much pleasure 10
meet you Towards Canada aud al the British
provinces l cherish ouly tho kindest feelings"
QUEEN VIoTosIA Is about 10 travel on Tho CONT
neni, iucos nia, under the title Of the Duchess Of
Lancaster. Al tho end OF August she will DO
present At the Inauguration Of the molum.ut 4
erected At Coburg In memory Of Prince Albert, her
late husband.
TnE RErUBLroAE says what ws want IN Bavan.
nah to-day, more than anything else, In capital,
aud sfew thousand dollars expended In building
about one hundred dwelling houses would pay tho
highest interest Of any investment that wo can
name in vannah.
sRnvAST g.rl fell out Of third story window
At Cleveland, o, the other day, and might have
been xii Cd, had not gentlcmEa caught her In his
arms. Upon recovering from the shock, she asked
the man II he ''wasu'. ashamed Of EimselL" aud
" " ou ''w.tA ~ iLpI9ItaqaGs."..
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The pHGNtN BASW DEFALCATIoN.-Np
no- developments have been made In this case.
although II II said the police have some further u-
form. lion in relation 10 hu.h money given TO various
parties amounting in all to SSnO0O twenty thousand
OF Nhich was received by ono Du,enbury, residing
IN Washington Some further presents to cyprian,
with whom II appears Mr. jenkins wa but too
familiar arc a.o talked OIL but for obvious reasons
Of persons and places kept secret for tho
present.
WALL STREET AGAIN DISTURBED -Thora
little excitement In all street yesterday, ia
consequence Of the announcement that Mr.. = H.
humiogd, a gold broker, had faied-hs liabilities 10
said. being S7h,OoO. other accounts made IL
$4,000, and others still $4,000, but It was thoughs
that tho laft named sum cSasg Grafton IN
said that Mr. humford had dIuwn checks on sevcrai
banks and received the money from outsie parties,
but when the checks pre'onted At the bank for
collection, tho snSwer was, mo funds" Some a. ga
gentleman's friends apert that he has only te1 pp-
raTily failed 10 meet his liabilities and that In day
two the matter will be- explained to The saisiaciol
Of all concerned. The creditors serc very indenint
and held meeting, but the result AID not tiansp'"
STRIKE AMONG THE CoAL-liEAyEEs.-
About six months the coal.hoaloIs aud llbofc's,
rather shoudcron Of the city, TO med an Asocnol
for mutual ploo.tiou, and TO t1 stHn lard plCr r
their labor. The orfEnzatlon and progress Of tho
society we're duly reported IN the srr. All woft"f
-eIl; the price. demanded were paid, AMI every ono
seemed satisfied. The HOLSTERS" however s-sumoi
to regulate the proes per ton and accordingly Tia
following scale Of prices was adopted
From canal boats, 20 cents per ton.
Lake boats and scOws, - cculs per tOl.
SchOOners 30 cents per ton.
From boats TO slip 80 cents per ton.
Halt Of this amount went into die pockets nj no
"bois,er'" For this they furnished their hope. and
tLaRklRAsA N Laa Laal Pkke.J
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THE CHOLERA ADVANCING.
symptoms ofthe Disease Pe-t'lence among
the Cattle In ENGLAND.

Nv the Bremen We have later news from Cairo,
Egypt TO the iIth Of July.
oommis.ion had been sent out 10 stop the pill
grius now on their journey IRON Mecca 10 Egypt by
land at come marches the other side of sueE should
there be any Appearance Of chocr. among them,
they III he detained At rsfe distance from sucE,
until tho d,ceHe leave, their camp. The grra.
cholera which Devastated Egy pt in 1928, broke out
in July, which would corIo otpond with the period Of
the return Of the pilgrims In tho-o vear.. The Eng
hsh papers say;
The course n the diseasc at Jedd.h !, .'okol of ~
most heArtronding. People arc stTioGon down ia the
streets NhoIo, az straneels they lay aud p rish b,
the Bitish Consu there, u reported TO have
ogted hms.lf heroeaily dunug tho iLtil
snS s.''Ssd Ssd oey.d ''i jsaS isS"u Ht 'P' % S.
ytry severe At SuAkin. The Pail Mall GAIT ~ say.
- rumoL hS' tepn current q a 'iolent discs'',
nj Bahrtum. he description va that larse tlacE
,lpt appeared on the arms, los' and head, aud that
the persons attacked we've carried On ia eN houIs
The ate-t accounts from that LEGALITY do not meuton
the subject and We may therefore tutther hope thst
the rumof IL uniounded Flom GOLstsn,inope q No
learn that psulc had sozed the more wealthy, Who
have ned trom the injected city " tstnblish them
selves on tho shore of the o,phor sni in the is Of
the Prince. In rome p-rts VI stamboul TIN. panic
hiss attained such Dimensions that, eccoriing to .
eorIcspondent OF the lsnrrrNprN'r u II posshc to
walk through whole street, ani uu one, saS e
perhaps one OF two poor polsoAs who're will not
permit them TO elnlIAts.
the Ieporiod proxies. Of tho fatal dssase among the
cattle. The IlhEs says; II "A hlghy inject ious
and generally tncuTAble. II kills In two or thl ee
dsys orawcet. The o.ifin OF ihe plaque II IL said,
10 infected foreign cattle brought to him ton cattle
market but sound cattle coming there have caught
tho disease ana tpI.ad " 10 such All extent that
nearly 200 said 10 have suffered within month
There 10 no Known remedy or entiiots bu, unless
something be done II Ia pousiblo the disease may
spread over the xhoie counIy, aud fugild may
tuner actual dtarh VI animal food, nld tho usuhi
| 10 better"
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From Fortress Monroe.

(CorrS'pord,ncs Of N, N,p York Sunl
Fortress Monroe, Aug. 10 The old frieac Con-
rIess VAS raised at All carly hour thls morning, and
started for Noioi. While oil Sswars Point she got
'eround, and additional steam power vas applied ;
but fhe sot on with the food tide, proceeded up tie
Elisaho:h River ard at II O'Clock this morning she
was 81 Boxers Ltndas. Norfoh.
The f-iraie Consultation arrived this morning from
Newport, r. l. Tho United state, steamer Emma
has arrived here from For, Royal, with the cigar
shaped propeller rrcsicr IN TOW. shs I. 100 or l6O
fec: ous draws ,cven feet Of water, and wa- found
on th. stocks In Chsrle'ton .fter the evacuation
She was evidently intended for . torpedo.
One Company Of the sia New York ". transfer
red TO day from Grove, Landing, James River, 70
Chcfrystoue Inlet
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From North Carolina.

Ncuber dug. 12.-The Jenny Lind, with . earso
of nun, mol-es aud tropical fruits, arrived from tho
West Indies to-day. This Is tho FIRST commercial
arrival here, from that quarter, sinco the war
Subscription books opened to-day for tho
establishment Of the Fiut National bank OF Ncwhern.
Col. J. N. hcChesney, First North Carolina Union
Volunteers is dangerously III with the typhoid fever,
at Beaufort, In this state.
An immense amount Of cotton and other products,
from all parts of the state IL daily arriving In New
bern. The three lines Of steamers plying between
this point and the North unsble, With their
extensive facilities, to furnish sufficient transporta-
ton to keep the whsryes clear and they sTc like
wise unable TO suppy the demands Of the mercantile
trade in this city, on their return trips.
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ATArrrSa chief was recently executed In Canton
named Tho wsng, In the most horrible manner.
His oily was h,d H. . cross and slowly Gu. to
Z oces, the fesh above his eyos and checks being
first removal, then strips ~ fe-h were cut from
his budy, aud 6nslly his Eoart ut out.
RHcSNr survey Of the newly erected porilco 10
we south wing Of the capitol on tac trout, has
r'vesled the fact that the quality OF marble used
.ot tno columns Of that portico n such 10 war
Ant 'het removal, 90 ., 10 have sui sttuted those
oom po y of materials which shall be In keeping
VIZ WI, lhe entire slructure, aud In accordance With
the original dosigu.
hhn.Sa m'H, residing IN Worcester, Mass, hui
,.iu uN ls'el' esen in Penpsylvsuis, received =
nome On tie way no Vas three times in ner!l ~
nis ne Ion ~ 1o,d socid dsnts. tho LAST Of which
was between New London aud Norwich, when tho
sa,n an 'tu'eleu mt TIE lhNuea. when he reached
= ho.S, undoubtedly per fctr.,ed Tor The pitliul
sum oo'snsd for tes tclcsr.phic message.
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lated. The Br.zili,n force ". sunroat.. and
their lcss ap mes. incIudine 10 cFicop. The
.as encsmrcd on the bark, Of the tr,su,, in
kutrertc- and on The confines Of N" Rr.fl.n
The condition q the Rrp1iisn army a ur.a i.i.r.
toy. The i,rhW and dr.entcry -ere maxine .h
pruvince Of Ccriientc'. They sierpsfd' ln-'t ir.o
RIO Grsnde .wepi tre banks OF the raiaua and vcrc
marching threush the province.
cHtSA.
Shanghai, June oe-The silk and toa trades
orencd briskly at shanshse aud Eco Chow.
Comuercial
LoNpov MAph-1s.--tRfiurl- Wheat frrncr snd
sdvsncei l. ie. I'd. The weathei AAs lcen o. 'a,-
osabe Tor the ciops, hut has Improved. lton ~ ct
sni sni s,sNiy; sustr in.e..ve. yh'c sct.rc I,,
tendency. quoted at A.. Petroleum atcady cru t.
2C.; refined 90 81. Tsllov active a. ~.
CoNspis closed At - .s9l ioT mhuey.
Erie Il X. hGsl6N L. : Five ruonu.' cS,GSS.
renses clceed ~ for NC.
LoSooS MONEY n,uLrr.
Funds we're rather frmer on the 4th.. Cou'o'
advanced =. The difroun, demand vas lght ut the
advance rate OF ler cent
TIIk cABLE ~ TIM NoSrY MAKAEr
The shares Of five pounds sterling experienced
r.pid fuctustionr. ON riiay they were down to 2
e.scoun rallied 70 discount, closing heavy At iss
VERY LATEST.
LiyrRroor, Rvenin0, Aug. Accommodation
with the Great Eastern remains suspended. Nothing
has been heard since the noon Of the ID inst.
A Nalenls telegram, dated at noon to-day. says (;
"NO change since yesterday In the Atlantic Cable"
The original shares closed At sca3oo; preferred
shares 2SA2s discount,
Another fatal accident is reported on the s~i-.
mountains party Of seven were swept away BY an
syAlsnehe but fortunately only one "a portery VA
killed
Ancona Italy, remains yet the farthsst point
tue cholera attacked in lie prosrcss
The number Of deaths in that city on the 4th inst.
34.i
LierpooL Sunday, p H, Au1uR 6.-Thc steam
ship Balheo, from New York, hss arrived.
Nothing further has trsn,piTed concerning the At
laue Cable and 1t is supposed that It remain in tho
same state I" previously reported. Earth currents
were returning stronger showing that It had oontAo.
with tho earth, 1,90O miles from NalonuA
siity-soven per cent vas offered, but no insurance
was effected, at tina, price, for the cable.
Political news Is unimportsnt.
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Fortland, me-, Aug. A-lhe band Of the 17th
Regulars serensded Admiral fsHasut at the Prsblo
HOUSE this evening. A large concourse Of citizens
we're present. The AdmTal"knoTledeed the COM
plimenl AM. thanked the .,.emblage for their cor
dial reception. Short -peaehoS were Also made by
Assistant Secretary Fox ana other distinguished men
Of the party. The Admiral has decided to remain
until II o'clock tomorrow mornlns, at which tine
he will leave In the Asamcai'cG' for Portsmouth,
TAe pis.ataz Vii ,e4l4a ss.@ ksISea 0 and
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TIIE ATLANTIC CABLE

Aspg Bay, Aug. 1880 PM-There has boen
no arrival from Newfoundland, and thoro h no
intelligence from the Great Eastern, Wind NV,
heavy with rain.
Ihcton, ". s., Auyud L. MidUigh.- The tee-
graph has not been working east Of this point since
S.9OP,M NJ
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Plenty Of Cotton in North Carolina.
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1890 A. N. the Admiral will hcld reception at u
Noyor's Room IN the City Hall
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h. appointed Augustus Garfield " be Consul al Foo
Cbo-, China. Collectors and appraiser, OF nternal
Revenue have Nso been .ppointed for T,1As and
t,eoreia
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THE DICTATOR BEATEN.

The Congress Once More AAoat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-30

ALBANY. Aprii 10 1865.
n following are the closing proceedings OF the SEQ
sie, continued from last night
hr Horn moved that the Governor be REQUESTED 20 q
turn the Metropolitan Passenger and Baggage Gonvey
ance bill .
Tho CHAIRMAN dr Folaz) stated that the bin wav ssi
IN the Possession Of the Senate
Mr. SrkosG stated that this bill had passed the Senate
some days ago, and subsequently passed the Assembly.
amended by the addition Of forty to the -
OF corporators On being returned 70 the Senae he
amendments were Disagreed with and the bill deosrsA
lost. THIS action occurred this morning This afssup
noon resolution OF the Assembly asking that the BID
DO returned was compiled WITH and then the names pu6
In were taken out and the bill declared passed Il ha6
the signatures Of the two presiding officers but ne a
Srong commended that the Senate had passed it, bu
TO make the fact positive he that the er
be directed not 70 transmit the bill 10 the Governor
The motion carried.
subsequently motion adopted directing the pro-
sding oneer not TO the name OF the Leutenaun
Governor to be erased from the bill
MT ANDREWS reported the New York Tax bill q
agreed upon In the Committee OF Conference
me report was agreed to and tho bill passed
On motion was resolved that the Senate adjourn -
one A. NJ
That hour having arrived tho Lieutenant Governor
after returning thanks for the complimentary resolutions
adopted and congrauatng the Senate for tho close a
Its arduous labors, well upon the bright prospects
Of the return OF enduring peace and national prosperity
declared the Senate adjourned sine dc