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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

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30. 107 sptaniore Strabe, 5uifdeu 3. nno T.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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bines. frans6Fidsna Senf uns Gissr.G{Ts.
Dec. 2. '65. 3nt blbm u 70
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

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(@. g. Banner" teridtst f~olsenbsn ~traurisen @Ors
fad: ~Drsi srlraAlene SStne nss bier Weilsn bon
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in furser Gntfernuns BON benz Wsbnbauie elm fleis
nss 8retterbaus gum spielen. Oas Spisl6aus
mar nit fleiner Sbhr %psritbsn, uno bic &inesr mug,
ten SnrA cine ense SsHnuns trieAsn. SIN SSn,
nsrn hes t6dus4ens marsn @trcbs une Seueaufen
anfstlhihtst. Sic ainbsr bsluiistsn fh nit IT,,
rem unlaulcisen spielen in Dem pom lieter Bru,
bsr9ane srbauten spielplase. Ginss Mcrseus fiji
IS stnem Ger &nabsn elm, aur Nbnedlsluns Elm
Seuer oarin an;usineen. Sic iitrisen &inbsr 6ptz
ten 8rennn,atsrial bertsi uno %srfrsuten Iib an Ger
ertpdrmenom SIamme. Sic Sreuec ioate BON furo
scr Sauer isin bas i'm Sduadsn anssbiufte
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aleinen ZEN @id5us aus Der 9itts ab. Das tlsis
ne Wanden rettete ihh nod Eel 3sitsn burA bic
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08
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reitst gum gHansen init serf@iepenen artsn p~ereeelttr Nur.
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beineet f@ elm neues, bsquemss Mobnbaas, nab StaHnns.
Ndbere 9usfunft ertbeilt.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08
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9wei aanbfride in 9rairie Sornibip Der cine an ser
Nationalarase. 8 Weileu weflid pom Columbus s,leuen,
une asa Mdar tes beiteu 9aubes %entbaltent. mouou ct.
wa 40 ader inter @ultur Tnt. Ter antere etwa ~
Weilsn faeli6 BON 8ume. an Der 9ationalfrase. seleseu uu6
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iet4neten, N0. III Sub 9o4frabe, ,n ~erfabren.
Samuh Stationary.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

3nder unb Mais. gine nene grfnbana,
bic ctne 3'peifel fir ben sanisn g8eiien eiHe SueQ.
oes @eihtbums merbsn tpirb, fol- nsmnGhit BON al,
ner Nnba9l BON @apitaliten IN 9afapstte, Sneiana,
sutrf aua9eteutst tperosn. sc 1T nies eas BON ss
nem osutihsn Gbsnifsr in Buffalo Dor Ginger Belt
e~,funoene 8srfabrsn, aus Wais 3ufer uno @prup
5u fatritiren. Sas8erfabren ipuroe 3uera BON ct,
ner Gsltlihaft bon Gapitalifen in Der @taet Msm
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ucrtsen Scmner bon bieisn Stem 0orfern, unter
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srbalte, ipenn iia Sas @srfabren als prafrilh ans
ipsnobar bcrauefeQe. Gle batsn jsst NahriAten
etbalten, bas bies 2esters pclfcmmsn Der San
lei, une pcQen baber iofort cine Wsaissuder, Ta,
BRIT srridten unb fit bic @ranpnns d6nliHer gtat>
lifements In alen gounttss bss Staates Sprae
@rueiien Fa bieieSatritsm als prcFtabsf, 70 rirbs
Der GARNER ess Weiisns @erpenouns fir iein Surz
plussScrn fnosn uno brauhts niht bic snor,nen
Trahtipeisn 81 tesablsn, pslae Die Giisntabns9 Sons
fHr Die 8sfSrosruns pom proouttm iraeno
,rslter Art mad benz Often bsrshnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

ments 3u tsl&asen, 3u er5i.ben unb 5u unterbal.
ten, bs 60 has sro6ia9rise alter errsi@t baten
y
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

Ginfur5 elmer &ir4s. Gin srihitterrz
nes GrsisniB erSablt cas rSrurn. Be Cont: 3u
Nrnantsa0i, IN Ger Mdbe BON &rntantinrpel, fano
in sincm Yriratlauis Die firA.ide Teisr elmer t6ot=
seit itatt, unb in Gem au5enttide, pa Ger Yris Ter
Dem Sssen iifer Die He%arermabltsn ip adj unr r.
&inse serehiclt %tpurnsn, itir;te ras t6aus inter
thrhterlihem &raden elm nnD bssrnt rncbr ais so
Y%erlrnen inter ieinsn S%riimmcrn. Sic 9erGlfes
runs Der StaSt itrSmte aaiosleid BON alien @sitsn
bilIreialt bsrbsi. Sbrer ansearenstsn statisfcit
arcbe Mnsabl rrn aer,runDsten, ater l,issr and II
Seihen 6eraussusisben. Inter DEN Sretcn befanz
Dem ith Der Yriciter, 9raut uno @rGutiaam, fInf
Sralen unb adt Giubsr. 9lm f%clsenfen Sage fano
ras frierlids 8csrSfnib bieier llnsliidlidcn iiatt
TAFT bic san,e 9spSlferuns ben Arnaut=aEi nabm
paran Sbeil.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

@ro6e SterbIiafsit auf sinem Gins
~ anesrsrf@iffs. Stem 0orf. 2. Seb. Sas
SdiH ~Nltsrt," Sart. Mepsr, wslaes 20 Sage scn
6umturs bierbsr untsrtrsss mar, tam seisrn nit
$50 YaRasisrsn bier an. Sc batte tria6reno Der
san,en 6a9rt sessn @sfairme ansutampfen. Nm
"a. Sesembsr Sniplitterte cine StursmeIe bic @es
Ceiling unb eas Sdannbsd NIB 5ertrammerte bic
Brufwsbr. WGbrenp Der Babrt famsm SO Scnes.
fa1e unb eint @eturt unter Den Yanasieren Dor +;
90 fa,ben namlih Is 8inbsr unb IS grpaHlene.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-08

San. 10 iss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
keep &c Aboua Yes.

II you are wise always keep bottle Of Radwaye
Ready Relief about you. Never he without II In
your housc. II IL M Indispensable In sickness -
bread and meat are In health You cao always have
10 II In cOlics, In epasme. In chile. In diar
rh1sa, In bowel complaints and ON, with a. much
cage 10 Black berry Brandy. Old Rye, or Apple
~ and with much more security. for couple Of
spoonfuls Of the Relief taken In half tumblcs Of
swcetcned water viii have prompt remedial effect,
good A bottle Of whiskcy viii cost you dollar u
10, at least while bottle " Railways Ready Relief
cxpcnsivcly compounded - Il H. ~i1l Only deprive
you III my cents. For eprsins or bruises tie. what
could be serviccabe than the Ready Relieff All
kinds Of schee and pains, from Yheumatism to the
toothachc, nom neuralgia down 10 q cut 0nRes from
abullct-wound 10 bruise, all Yield ct once to the
mysterious power Of this Relief II b apothecary-
shop In little. Have you a c0ughf The Ready
Relief supcrscdes opium and liquOricc. Have you
dphcriai You can with the Ready Relief dispense
ltcaay Relief becomes Agreeable substitute for
asssfrtida. Have you twinge 0f rhcumaticsp No
more such dangerous drugs - colchicum, no more
such anpalaiablc stuff potash are necessary while
you have the Ready Relief Il 10 everybody friend
Il IL the poor mans physician. II IL the ch mans
ready reeforcr 10 health II IL household necessity
In the strctrst sensc Of the term and 20 cents q
expended In it, purchase that 10 not worth any
dollars, value received, In good spfits and s0und
constitution. Sod BY Druggists.
N. u. The true ec0OOmist will Ind In Radway'r
cine In tho world. One nfty cent hottie win secure
more health and cure complaints than ten dol
lars expended for any other medicine. Price 80 cent
RApwAY 4 CO,
u Maiden Lane. n. Y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-0en. Grants visit
to this city Is understood To have been In
the capacity Of private citizen ,solicitous Of
preserving peace, and make the Police Com,
missiCuers Of Baltimore. Ut the instance oi
Gov. Swami, the following propositions.
First, That each set Of Commissioner
cause separate polls TO he opened in the sov.
eral elective districts and receive such votes
rs may be decided legal by three Judges OF
election and have these votes closed and
sent TO State Legislature and to Congress
The Police Commissioners respectfully
declined to entertain this proposition as it
would be contrary 10 the election laws oil
the State, and that by accepting il they
would bc guilty Of worse malieasance than
any that had been charged against them
that 1t was their purpose to conduct the
election strictly In accordance with the pro.
visions Of the law and constitution Of the
State, and that 1t was not in their power TO
make any agreement that cOnflicted with
the law.
The next proposition made was substan.
TALLY 40 follows: That the old Commission.
crs appoint one conservative Judge of the
three TO he appointed Ut each poll. These
three receive the votes. and those who are
found he upon several registers, that two
sets Of polls be used, In one Of which are
to DO deposited votes accepted and in other
votes rejected.
The first part Of this proposition was sim.
ply In accordance with the pledge made by
Mr.. Alexander before Gov. Swami, while
tho charges against the Commissioners were
being investigated. Il was made - . con-
cession by the party in power to conserva.
tives to preserve peace, and the Commits
sioners having already announced oiRcially
point one Judge and one clerk In each pre-.
cinct from the conservative party. There
was Of course no objection. The remainder
Of it being fully covered by the provisions
of the registry law OF course . portion of the
proposition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

bAYSiCIAN AND SURGEON. OfFCE IN
L basement Of state Bank building. Residence
9Th wt. bet. Bardy aud Perry streets. nolVdw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

BALTIMORE, Oct 5.-Particulars Of the

BALTIMORE, Oct 5.-Particulas OF the
seizure Of arms 10 - follows:
Al near - can Be oocertaiucd upon io(os.
nation received ct the Police C0mmission.
err ONCE, that certain parties WesU engaged
IN preparing TO resist their authority b.
force Of arms; that certain individuals Wece
then engaged IN preparing to distribute
arms Tor S0eiotancs. and thas these parties
were In an upper story OF Bennett's suction
house, % Charles street, they tent taltAes
nasshal Carmichael with strong force Of
police, who at once took possession. On
forcing ~ entrances 70 the ruom, In which
they found some IL parties actively snaneed
In loading largo los Of. Belelan ride WkIck
he'd been altered into uin1ie si1sa . ~
rushed Ct them with hayuoeeed nuakes
end attempted 70 shoos the Manhal HI
Masshal threw up the weapon, kuQcked III
man down and quickly, with The aid Of hil
men. arrested oil The parties and eoovuyed
them 10 the Station House. The arme and
munitione, consisting Of musksls, . ksg Of
powder. ride balls and pistol balls, were slDr
removed to the police slatioo.
Unfortunately. In putting Tie muGkea
Into furniture wagon 70 carry thithoe uote
one OF them was discharged and ahoe Gu
aen u The iacA seriously though u b hoped
not fatally injurlne hin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

Ch1enUD Workoe.
By TslegranA.1 CncAeo, Nov. 6
Dlour-UooSsooad. No qusaeoAle aDoesoAsea n
valueA 0n1a nssnUo al i'm ed hiG0ss.
Whsas-veey IsessanG dsoaad: Aevaaeca w.
ealss vsse 49, & ~ = 80 Ne. I; = SAT q
uo 3. and 0l50o1.0 ss1ooled; slsel1o = O49o0111
north aide
Core-Hc. ~ - 9 !. s:e.si sss'lseS e q =
bu: r.llsel y e..141 ~ ssssiae hsn = eio7; 1o
Osas 1ssiss. 150sss Ne : - 0o1Ds ssjssssa
closing sepody q t1K a. - feeoee.
1ys-ot so0l.1o for Ne: I. ed o y U@ =
cell cad easlee & tnelle aOurss. 10. sesd = o1e
Oooo; po1ocsod ct ol0ooo
hees fcrk-Dull and lower. Light oaaoo new 0en
q e9s.e0
Lasd-rsu ed msso os1lve. 1eko1la
Cattls-Besl t3f0es; seseks lH0SHe.
Hogs-11Qofe
0hecp-oA0l1fA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. silt will be sec0l-
lected that the ex-Secretary Of the Interior,
Mr.. Harlsn, published defense Of hie eals
of the Cherokee neutral lands 70 The Amer
can Emigrsnt Company Of Cosnecticut.
This morning Gen. Thos. Ewing. IT,. replies
to that gentleman, denying that be stated "a
Mr.. Harlan that II these lands were cold -
lands Of the Sec aed Foxss b end ne frieada
could make money out Of the traneacsion.
The main point In the protest Of himself
and John w. Wright, attorney for The Che.
0kee Indiana, against The sale We that -
cording 10 the treaty, II the lands were q
be sold at oil. without appnisemeos end "a
vertising. and competing bids, they wers ID
be sold in body for cash. The 0enesal 70
piled at length To other portions Of NJ. Har
lan's defense,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

NEW YoRx. Nov 5.-To Editors-Ths
following IL handed 70 me for publication
To all sgents and correspondents Of thu
Associated Press Please 10 take notes thai
Mr.. ID. II. Craig has been discharged from
the general agency Of the New York Asso
ciated Press by q unanimous vote Of th(
members. Mr.. James w. SimontOn bal
been appointed general agent, and due Ut
tention will he given TO his dispatches q
such agent.
(Signed) w. Q. PRIME, Of the journal o.
Commerce, President.
Jos. +. BEACH, Of the N. Y. Sun, 6ec'y
Mr.. simontou took charge of the Once TO
day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
Rrsus CanaAa.

TORONTO. C. w.. Nov. 5.-Nr. Harmon,
the prosecuting lawyer for the Crown ID the
Fcnian trials. received = letter today etvinG
information Of plot to aseassinate Judge
trials.
Considerable religious animosity 10 shown
regarding the pr0eeedings. The fact thai
the Rev. Mr.. Lumsden, . protestant, b &C
quilted, while Rev. Mr.. Mcmahon. Catho
lie, Is condemned il especially commented on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
Dr. l.. FRENCH.

- ~. ~ usuub NJ uDss
DHiSlCiAN AND SURGEON OFFICE
l. residence No. 2s corner Main and Third
uerts. Davenport, Iowa jyl-G2-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
=. ~. n. RApxEne

DAVENPORT. IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
~ side Third street, between brady and Main
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

New YoRK, Oct. 6-The Pos says, con.
corning the reported death of Ar. draper:
M. Simeon Draper Of this city has been
dangerously i'll for several weeks. On Sat
urday evening his physician abandoned oil
hopes Of his recovery. Last night be VA
attacked by paralysis In the side. A report
thenticated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

Misc Fannie Seward, the youoeest child
and only daAgAtsf of0ecfctasy Seward, died
Monday meaning q hse fathss's heae, II
Washingtoo, IN bilisas isses. aee r.
9alns Yin . esavsyed y Aseu1a. \. T..
fae inteemert.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

BUFFALO, Nov. 5.-Busincss 1t he New
York Central Stock Yards was very brisk
to-day. Prices advanced slightly, until late
in the day when the New York report pro.
duced slight reaction.
Weather cold.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

"ANrED-A0ENfs, $50 PEA MONTH,
wv everye hers, male and female, 70 cell the
GENUINE COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
iH0 1AChlN1, the greatest invcntien Of the
age. Pries as Every Machine warranted
three yoarD. Address. 0ECOMb Q CO..
novS dAWl0 Clsveleaa. Oh3o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
noaoAl


NEW York, Nov. 5.-Thc steamship Gale
donna from Glasgow has arrived.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

San fRAHClaco. Nov. A-The wine grow-
en- State cOnvention adopaej memosials 70
Congress ahd 70 he Paci1c Congreosional
delegation, asking for . reelection Of ths
tax on manufactured grape bsaady 70 TIE
rate In force last year, and that the import
tax on foreign wines costing 90 cents or Leo
per gallon, be raised 10 specific duty Of 30
cepio per gallon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

TORoHro, Nov. 6.-The Fenian trials wen
resumed u noon TO day. Daniel Drummond
was the Hast prisoner placed In The dock, bal
the trial was postponed on account Of TN
absence of witnesses. Benz. Parry, boy
10 years old, was next tried On the Same H.
diclsneut - the oehesA Evidence against
him chiefly lBoo NJ 0Wn slaleneoA Juty
retired and bs0oght b verdict a ~ enii.
y and thc peieuooe ~ 1lDc1nEgo1. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

NEnPaIs, Nov. 8.
The trial 81 Superintendent Beaumont
and detectives Pratt and Horton u etill pro-
crossing. Bsaumont's ffieads are confident
Of his acquittal, but the evidence l. compli.
eaesd and eee6isting. The Argument viii
b concluded to.moeFov.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

Inn1knx YGAnxwr nnPOnr
Osscn DAvnxronr DsnoonAs.l
Tuesday svseine. Nov. Z, Ices.


ft0Ua-S9A9o.-
se.ail sslk sle.ss.
bsl. 81 10.
Whslesale l0cts per bbl less
Ooon AeAk-No. per bushcl 70 cts.-
Memberships very large. No. /
new heises $500 pr busisl. No. Q new
el.40ool.e0.
Coss.-Ne. l brings Is css PEI bushel.
o.ss..A fAir quality brings s5oso q.
per buohol.
BAsasv.-Pesr ss-ssed sooel.15.
ONlom.
PesAsso.-Nsw. vhsissals ss0e retail
1sea-Psr don. ae@s5ets.-,sry scarce
: Dussn.-R8 peond $3.50 -.
Cnnnaa -e13O20eto.
: WaasR DoAno.-Dull, psios navy 600
ol.0O.
aisoa olo, Upaasd Praisis, olOooia.
OoAl.-<1os 6 nailssad Depee; l5s at
ncns.-Dasy end demand larss. New
Yosk Hxshenge bsying q pr s5llihg = I
s1epnaun. Ckieags bayine q ! diseoont,
s.1ieg = ! pss..s.. 9 Lssia ssy do,E
= : dls.ssst 49, 3fss.'s.. 100 q.
1.stss nafksta Dsnsnd for compound
interest notoo octive.
0ROC29l90.
(uasssssd y Jsshua Dsrr.l
Jsva Q 0................... .Sao1s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

nAxuvACvURkns o.
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS

VVareroosms. - Dleec1<er 81,
(Becond Bloch west Of Broadway. New York.
- The Pianos manufactured b this ls1 are IN
surpassed "1os powerful clear, brilliant and ep0pa-
thctic tone, with e2cellent workmanship Circulars
and Price List sent on application septl0e0d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

u IN N Il " 81A111'S
.p.EG.THCi The claims for this valued
piS.S.a. Faally PM are hey oad
- that Of any other In use. 4
t-, Of them will not only prove ihis bat the greater
error Of Gri,1xo which has heretofore been callo1
CuAH.crrx The ECLECTIC PILLS never require
over two and seldom but one for the dose, at on the
bowels without the slightest gripping point OF the
greatest importance, particularly In
Chronic COnst1pnt0on.
For which take EsxGLE PrlL every or every other
night. 1hsy never produce debility and Cure lndi-
gcrti.n. Dyspepsia, Head Ache. liver and kidney
Complaint, PLEA orms, Loss Of. or Impurities q
The Hood Ioes Of Appetite. and all Derangenenfs OF
Bowels or Stomach.
eW Sold BY ali Wholesale and Retail dealers In
Medicinc. =.
D0Daa T.. 11unnewe11. PreP'rs
Practical Chemist. . Commercial Wharf, Boston.s
Physicians. os Dealers suppled In nuik. rosI..s
end full TcstimouiaI TO TINS oess "so'" -e1 .,t,rS
ucnt sent on demand - :. .-..
a Candle 1sasemeuf.
x,or, CAN PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
! this city and vicinity. Dr. Tobi's Venetian Iini-
mcnt. II h sure and speedy cure for sore throat.
headache, toothache, chronic rneumatfem, Group,
cole and pains n the ime. We advise evefy one 20
Uivr TRIAL The exrcnse IL . mere trihc-40 cents
ssd ~ arc confident no person will ever be wthOet
H. Every family should have bottle In the house IN
case Of sudden accidents, such ~ cuts bufns scads
&C Its pain-relicsing qualities are marnculous a
for Group Il hae ssvcd hundreds We have the certh-
Gates 10 prove H. Once, ~ Courlandt Street, New
York. Sold by Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

GALvRsfon, Nov. 8.
Brownsville Of he Sd. City II Mexico, Of
the 10th. and Vera Crus, Of the 18th, have
beea received.
On the 3lst skirnishing occurred be-
tween Canales and Tamia, and the lines Of
attack were well established.
A large numbsr Of Orteeaists ere awaiting
The arrival ct BssWnsville Of Caravajal and
Canalee. the only chisfs Of his favor.
The Lacwinea says: The Empress' mis-.
oion Ne b de0and fro0 France Officers tos
The Imperial army nov organizing in Ms1i
- She bee bsse eonple9sly successful ID
% hr requests. Ths HmpeGss b taking ths
Offensive. An tho tAxeo oro collected with
cut tSoue1e. -.
The Emperoe - isssed . dsesss eon6s'
eatiog the property of non-ro1ieents and ~
vho openly - coveftly ~ Tie Liberals.
Ths Imperial army ~ bssn dsebatsd y
600 Lbseals nsas Ven OsuA taking 90(
peiooooeo. 4-ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
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Dl0eu1ey AfSonge4.
Nsw YoRx, Nov. ga special 70 tns
Commercial says that the Police Cemmis'
sioners' dillIculty has been arranged BY Gen.
Grant. The old Commissioners arc 70 ap'
point one Democratic judge In eacA precincs.
and to zee that ballot boxes arc provided IoF
the reception Of the rejected votes OF seGse.
tered voters. Tho law courts are 20 nna!ly
decide on these rejected v0see ne vose1
~ asssc oGccn are 70 Be referred 70 the
State Legislature, and those for members Of
Congress will be returned TO Congress.
The feeling 10 now shating.
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two page pamphlet sent In a scaled envelope free to
any addrcns
Price 81 per bottle three bottles for g. Sold by
all druggists or will be sent by express any pOr-
on oi the world ON receipt Of price by the sole pro-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

HARP9NrEk AND DUILDKR. SHOP ON
OCommsrcial Alley. opposite Post OAcs. De.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06
MUSICAL.


Practical instrument Maker,
LAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
IL No. LIZ CLAIRE Row, where be intends
keeping q stock Of
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODKONs, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sheet Music, Music Books. &c. Persons wish
ing 10 purchase instruments will do well 10 coll
on him. He has on hand . large stock Of Pianos
which;hc will sell at ESQ 10 t75 less than manu-
facturers peicsA II the instsunsnts Do net
give fnii Sstisfaction the money win Be refunded
ed Of him in order without xtra charge. Nly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

OENRY STREET. bet. I'd / eth. Davenport
i With facilities unsurpssscd, added 70 thu
s1perisucs Of more than 20 years, hopes 70 mer
large share Of patronage eeplS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

new YORK, Nov. "a private dispatch
received In this city quotes western mixed
corn at Liverpool ON saturday. Nov. 81, q
33s 3d.
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nEvEgeANCD: 4 VNOlDup.


~ - GRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ.
ond keeps consssstly on hand end makeo
N to older.
0ents', 0oys' ana Ch1lAren.o
CLOTHING 0fthe best material and in manner
that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully collected. Imy21 div
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-Tbe Mexican Min.
lister has received Q letter from Vera Cruz
dated Oct 25sh, BY the way Of New Or
leans, stating that tbe Emperor nsximtlian
left the City Of Mexico ON the go, rcstGning
verbally in favor Of Gen. Bsxine.