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NAtAL INTrILInrNrR

Tns fsTsir' 90 80 lonsshs'.t o.. n..r'y
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ffv i,fs ~. R'ris f.sni. C,mms 80 20
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AgntqIin 10 T. ng ~ We NV Ysri, tab NJ IN
a." sss'a'y s,nreS stc. vlIs the wlnoosti IL
sl % Tus took. T. ,i ~ Dtl,n, street,
Conmp'ors wnsl1v, rmfiiy commander ~
he Ls'tisfgs. has 10 n orIs sd 10 NJ, command
"u' % lfs1uAiron, In he pl,c. NJ Rs,r Admiral
7 .Sh.r, who has hesn feisc'.i TIT. a1u.iroa
now con'i"s - twenty vessels, Carrying on. hum
Il ei snd uiriy.s ghi gun.
To gurhosi Y 1riis, n ~ Al tno Drno kiyn navy
Var, viii soon bsen r-aiy iot .e. Rh. 10 tntand-
al for ihs usv We, In Ian sdusiron, .nd Com.
insnd Tieuty R,'sni', frm,tiy Of ~. Ksyslons
B.sie, hhs cen ordered 10 coin ami her.
The vessels conpr-ing " our Mediterranean sausd.
ron we're q, Lisbon, Prugal, Al latest sdvices.
I ey were expected 10 leave shortly FOR B.srEis.
The aors'l ~ N,li1uil Gu,rd was 10 call 81 dlb-
rflar, on her way to sIsz'ia s.d take on board
the Armau srt ~ tho rshs privitosr Sumter, which
wss len ih,rs WHOM hor name vas changed TO
Gibraltar.
The supply steamer Massachusetts, will issvo the
nrookly n Navy Y,rl on siurdsy, s0,h instant.
she va csrrv mails, passengers aud stores TO Tho
Quiz aud At'antlD So Iadron, Parties wishing TO
asud letters packages to their friends In those
,q i.lrous can Lave lnom at tho Lycsum. In The
Navy Yard. say tine bofors Saturday morning
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Eo,'on. D,r 90 lhs nhrnlrg ship Newton,
G.. tain % r.rr, from N.vY'f fo' Hon urr,
came a.. mo at N4uu,hst .n sunday NJ Sad
ve.t & Ie.rr Al hsu'7 wers loot. one man
SWAIN ashore. uut o.ol rom exposure aicr walk
.rrh.l'a milo a'oa, .as 'c,ah. Hslfe rrs.'rver
vaa mar Ell, "E.v. ~, namburg." About l,9oo
u,rr,, %. sorossns oli have cen saved from Ao
vr,ek
TIE schooner Com, ~ B'asi, from Plrtlani
ior n a an, Will m1lnsse- WAS abanionol a. 'ca
o. ic-, .nst., ,uasuslns condition. Tho ere"
We errerd
N,is York, De- % The steamship y sp'oru',
r,p,rie the Sos yesterday morning a. aah re
stT.u T. .'sye'tc, has icen E1t ol wishou damage
s.aH-. ..ro ~ o. ne c'tv.
sH. od Iuy ,cs!t Psrryh from T,ndon
...i, r... l...r. st J NJ, u'Hrl .r' '.'i.y-
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.,.asrl. s,0 Uaa... rr,-" -ra gT r'n sa.yr,
srt v.s co.s yl.l so s. p. E.,u-, a So, " .. It'd
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LOCAL NEWS
NEW YORK AHD THE VICINITY.

81. JOuS THE EvASGELTsT. -To-lay Ia the
festival OF tbs Saint, and II vino service will bs
held In al ib. Anglican" and Catholic Churches.
A sermon will b. pr,.onsd b, the Rev DR.. wos-
ton, a. 81, ,hn's Chspel, and full choral service
viii lo hold. p. John Was tho disciple whom
jesus lvsi, aud be.iles writing his Gospel he.
whl exile On tho island o! Psnnos, saw and
wrote .uoas glorious ys.o ons which Ars so slAbor-
atcly described In the Apoosyp' Hs Is called.
ny tho Greeks, 81. John ths Divine, and when
r'ir q, sns eIpigug ON tho oross IIo recommended
b il, mn.ncr 30 tho caro- Of this AposL. "womsn,
behold Thy son Son, behold thy mother I" In
tho second general persecution OF tho ClrstiAns in
AID. 90, 81. John was spprehsndod and was thrown
into callron OF boiling oil, by order Of the Empe.
ror Dometian, at Rome, but escaped by miracle
wrought In his favor. lie died IN peace At EphesuA
in the third year Of rrsIan, being co years after
ihe cruciiyion Of our Lord, q, the age Of "a. In
tho Catholic Church, tho day is double Of the
second class tho vestments arc white st. John
the EyangelIa 10 one Of tho patrons Of Free
M.sou,. To-day, at "hiIh I2," Misons generally
throughout the world will celebrate tho day. In
this city 81 Johns Lodge NJ. In particular have
usually an interesting celebration to mark the
day.
THE MAYOR ELECT-The Hon. John T.
Hoffman, Mayor cleo, is shout to change his resi-
drnce, aud on and after Saturday,, the SOth inst.
bis rea.dsucs vii 10 at tie Clarendon Hoiol, corner
Of Fourth avenue and 1s.h street, instead Of as ~
present, N. 2Gi Fourtl hvenur. II Is Understood
Tat Ae Intends to receive his friend' al the City
Hall op New YoAi's day, between slo hours Of II
and o'clook Pm,
EASK FoRGERIEs 1t was discovered at the
Trsdssmen's Bank YESTERDAY, upon max ny the
usual cleArances, that there we're four WORTHLESS
checks sent through the Clearing House. The
ohtcks we're dawn by parties no, having any &C.
coun, with the bank aud certified, but tho csrtaes-
uon was forgot, aud very well done. The tossi
amount, however. was Only ,bout 5000, and tbs
bsuk, Of course, is not tho loser, Lus the parties
who recc we'd the ChockA
DEATHS HARvEsr.-There were 4i9 deaths
IN thus city las, wssk--.n iIcrssss Of IS over the
week previous and q decrease Of TB, as compared
with the corresponding period Of is04 o. 'hs do
ceased, 2oT we're children under Ave years Of ass>
ttCss taAsa sa tha LAAs PSkal
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Mexico.


Fi'hia ton De. 20. Tho e5nsutu1 ona term
Of Pos, On. Jusrez expired lg Limitation on 'he
-. Of inter last Ainong the keputlican
stAt.s..o4 Of Mexico TIER. seemed TO lie some
.ouu, .s TO whs.t er he slouldcontuue m his oihee
until suo.aer election .oui lc held, sgrsea le to
o., c.. utuii11, anl c eIge. e. u Me eoun-
tr,, or as g. wLcthar hc should re!irq '.aA We
L rFf,u.r into Ae hand Of Gu. oto,a' ths
Vol P.e,Ic.t. 4 uuo NIcaus were, however,
Unanimous In ,uc first opinion. Cen o"o'A
,,,moI i hs tuy % 10 At tho Capital
o.ucr,l ,ie att's oyPratian of tie C'nsl''u
t5u1l uga, w.th yIUs B assume ue charge OF
rt.. .s. u.I PJB mt JlUtez deem II
d. pyr 60 r,.iag. sh umn. A. rum"ra rowing
.4t oi CSC ..r-umltaaes prc4d rl ~ 'A' -
al cause l.,e been c.rta'ci, the ironds d" A's4-
coin US c.. -ony IT. P.cs."eut J1.reh aud
G,aer O- "a have tI.uele Sui s'y mat We
Latter submit gracouiy 70 tho ds'eF'mnAa'n OF
ucfrra =, nd cou.ielc a. hI'herso " upholi IN
tie ield and cAni n the undergraduates and In
grty ofAo cUuuuy
Tie COMMERCIAL LrvEKrrsKR has the following
spociA d.spASiI;
WIshin.tOa Dee 26.--Authsnno mtslhgsno'
t,.u ~. -, .. kAIAo s-4l>Es.-nL< . ssin-rkAbA
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North Ca-o.iua.


rising N'.rm -"hs.e."-.
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l,s and wh.ts lUosta.u.o Nai.h provides ~
tcllns 4 lsr uerroos la.1 sCry.tudo may not,
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!, sheriG, have uoen instructed, by order Of
en-. go, To enforce sAe co Isosion o. shs
sslsd " 10 q ll.-ulS10,~4 C.sn ss.Aii-'-A- thAa
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A. old gentleman remarked 'he Of or day, that
IN 1905 We went 10 w,r W. acco .nt Of me stAhp
80. and goI tue q ser; ~luo IN 1871 "s
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-08

The following Is an extract from letter writ.
zen "y the Kew. } s. Holme. pastor ofthe Pierre
POM street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, 10
inc 1o"rn al and Messenger. Cincinnati. o. md
speaks olumes in favor Of the world renow ned
med'c' ne. MRS WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SfP.UP FOR CHI DREN TEETHINu =
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns =
MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now We never said . word in favor of patent
medicine before in our life. but we feel compelled
10 say to your readers that this is no humbug-
zee hare tried 1t, and knosr It piH do all it cla,rs
1t is probably one Of the most successful medi-
c'nes OF the day. because it is one of the best
And those cfyour readers who have babies can
do better than LAY. in supply.n
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There is q woman in the pubic eve whose name
had al along been associated, in our mind, with
the Yankee Qusck, !" and 'Humbug" But
1t is 80 no longer, and we desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds. Whatever notions We NAV have Of
woinaniy dehcacy and propriety, will admit
that woman alone is the Nurse the good Nurse
-theb.a Nurse. Whether we shalt have Female
Physicians or not, is a question which must be
decided by time and principle and not "a a mat
ter OF taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and
tom NAV as well behave themselves, for IT there
is really y wast. there will also be supply #
there be calling" there will be u coming
Nature aud human society are always sell, suppl
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs Wins0w does not want 10 treat vou Gen
| hemen Nor Dies she prescribe regimen for
YOUR wives; but modestly appears a messen
rcI Of health and happiness to your lSrASrs in
the cradle Is there anything improper in thati
say what is or is not good for babe and ought
Ia be listened TO. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most succe ssful phys
cian and most efectual benefsctress our II tie
ever enioycd--her do'ing parents rot excepted
just open the door for 'er, and Mrs Winslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale OF
the Nursery. OF this We sure. that We
will t-s CHI our % Srs." TO say "A BLEssiNa ON
Ma. W,Ss.ow"--for mel ping her TO survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
We confirm every word Sc, forth in the PsosrEc-
| rus II performs precisely what il Processes Ia
perform. every part Of il nothing less. Away
your Cordial" 'Faregoric" DR. ops" .Inuda-
| mum" and every other "Narcot -" by which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotc for life.
We have never seen Wrs wiaslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her q Soothing
Syrup for children Teething" II we had the
power, we would make her, as she is Q physical
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-08

~ A Fortress Monroe dispatch, dated
August 4th, says: "The q. s frigate Con
grcss raised yesterday at 10 O'clock was
kept afloat, waiting for high water to take
her from her bed Of sand, until ) p. NJ,
when the pumps gave out and she sank,
though in more favorable position, on
higher ground than where she was before
~. Gen Sheridan has been ordered to
muster out of service all volunteer troops in
the department Of Texas that he thinks he
can dispense with,-prcference to be given
to veteran regiments having the shortest
time to serve
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.yy- From tabular statement, giving
names of ships and tonnage of each, pub
lished in the New York Tribune, it APP.
pears, that no less than six hundred and
eight vessels. having an aggregate tonnage
of three hundred and twenty eight thou
sand six hundred and sixty five tons, were
transferred from American to British own
ersliip during the one and half years sue
cecding the fall of 1862. in order to avert
ruin to American merchants thrcatcne by
the ravages of the rebel pirate ships. The
Tribune says:
In addition to these vessels there are
numbers, say 200, and perhaps more, which
were transferred to the flag of Brazil, Bue-
powers. In round numbers we have lost
1000 vessels, and nearly "a half million OF
tonnage.
Not single steamer has crossed the
ocean during the past four years carrying
the mails and passengers over which float
ed our flag. England, France, Bremen,
Hamburg. and even Sweden and Russia,
have been doing that work. There seems
10 have been combination organized by
the force of circumstances to drive us from
the ocean entirely Take up the shipping
list of any week for the last three years
ana look at the arrivals and clearances. 1t
is truly an unpleasant comparison with
that OF d few years ago Think of it. 1t
is not an unfrcquent thing for seven for
cign steamers to sail from the United States
for European ports in one day.
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MRS WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teethng softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe Ir all cases. Wewould say to ev-
cry mother who has a suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces of others.
stand between yon and your suffering child and
the reliet that will be sure--yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine if timely
used.
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Nsw Yosk, August Q. The Trib~n.,.
Richmond correspondent says:
The evil spirits Of ruin have beso let loo.
upon ~ sincs the ooceremonioas and iustlv
deserved fate Of the late election VA. ~.
nounced. Young men, citizens, seem 70
feel it duty inconbsnt upen them to a.
sault and waylay every colored man, while
the older heads universally have adopted
the plan ofighting our soldiers, ct the same
time Kissing IN their ears the bitterest de-
nunciations Of the negro. The most string
ent orders Of Gen. Terry are inadequate to
meet the case Of growing abuse, executed =
they are BY soldiers utterly devoid Of every
principle Of patriotism and morals. Among
the volunteers the greatest disafection ex-
lists, consequent upon poor rations proven
bially worse than such - we're issued in the
trenches, and less wholesome than those
distributed TO citizens, and in not being paid
fisk and eight months pay due, 20
quartermaster's stores to draw, and dubious
expecta ions in not being mustered out
They are found willing in the hands Of bad
and d,sloyal men. Who ply whisky freely to
undertake and execute most any job.
On the night Of August I'd four soldiers
broke into Nelson Vandervort's house, and
while he lay in bed one stood over him and
hls wife, threatening to blow out their
brains if they moved, the three others pill
laying the house of money, watches, under
clothing, etc.
The same night, the guard ct she new
market confined Ed. Webster in the cage,
and in the next cell he could hear the guard
abusing and naltreating women frightfully
every night.
Washington Brown and Peter Watson
were ruthlessly beaten by the police on
Franklin street on the morning Of August
LIST, and left OH the street for dead.
TIE colored citizens have held . meeting,
and adopted petition to Gen. Terry
Among the abuses they complain Of was the
following
On the I'd Samuel Ranny was attacked in
the street by two soldiers. In defending
himself he knocked them down, was arrest
locked up. In the adjoining cell he could
hear the guard scuill'ng, abusing and pros
tituting colored females confined therein.
NEW YoRA, August 8.-Thc Times special
has the following
The Bureau Of Freedmen's Affairs daily
receives reports Of gross outrages perpetra
ted on colored people BY their rmer own.
ers. A man named oulop in Stafford county
Va, recently threatened his servants with
death if they attempted to leave. He also
defied the authorities to take them. A guard
Of soldiers was necessary to rescue the COL
ored persons.
In the interior Of the South slavery is
still maintained with determination on the
part Of the planters to make as much az
possible out Of their servants before the au-
thorties reach them.
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yune. 1862. The celebrated FAMILY GEN SEW
ING MACHINE a most Wonderful and Ele
gantly Constru cted Novelty is NoIsELxss in op.
Grafton, uses the STRAIGHT NEEDLE scws with
DouBLE OR SINGLE THREAD Makes the Running
Stitch more perfect and regular than BY hand.
and with extraordinary rapidity. Will Gath.y.
HIM. RufVt. .Shirr, Tuck, Run. Run up Breadth
&c, &c There is no fabrication or Change o;
Stitch-rs NOT LIABLE TO GET OUT OF ORDER, and
will last lifetime.
"For the Drsssmaker it is invaluable; for the
Household it supplies vacant place. Go
iey's Ludys' Book.
with single or double thread it silently
vet very rapidly, with common needle, makes
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing.
~. J. Tribune.
at uses common needle, sews very rapidly.
aud is so easily understood that child can use
it'-N. Y. L"d.pendent.
All persons who buy or offer for sale initial
Of this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
nfrngements on the patents. This is the only
low priced Machine secured by patent
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun
try per Express, packed in box with printed
ntructions o. receipt Of price. Is. Agents want.
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent tree.
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN EWlNGMACHINECO,
IVA -dwlml Office. log Nassau street, N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-08

DO not let your prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure to follow the use of MRS
WINS.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II corrects
acidiiy fthe stomach, relieves wind colo, regu-
'afes the bowels, softens the gums, gives rest 70
the mother aud health to the child. Office IS
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-08

The grees popularity q Nh, W;nslsv,s aaoth
ing syrup. for children teethins, he's induced IN.
principled persons to put up ,ssic,e, "a (. ~
for the same purpose. m aavertisine winch thev
have not only copied our advertisements and NO.
tees tfom The press, but hsve cop ed certiRcat.,
and letters iron elergymen ed others, anxius
other names = our gsauine certiAcates.-
Beware Of imissasss. apls-dAwly -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-08


We have put up and sold this article for over
- years. snd CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of u What we have never been rble to
say Of any other medicine NEVER HAS IT
CUBE, when timely used. Never did We
know - Instance Of 6iassiisfactjos By any one
who nsed Il On the contrary. all are delighted
~ith ia operations. and speak 10 terms Of CON-
tues. We ,peak IN This matter WHAT 10
kNOW.u after - years experience AND
pLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
FILMENr OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
IN almost every instance where the infant il suf-
fering from pain and enhaustion relief Will b.
found IN fifteen minutes after the syrup 10 I'D
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany eaeh
bottle. None genuine uniess the fac simile oi
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. il on the out
side wrapper.
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