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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25
From ~ aslaunsaon.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-xuch misunder-
standing about admissions To the Paris ex
hibltion seems TO exist among some Of the
authorities Of several States. Positively NO
articles will he entered or received II the
exhibition, except those for which applics-
tons shall have been duly filed with and &C
cepted by the General Agent at New York,
J. &. Derby, Times Builiing, No. 40 Park
Row. All applications therefor should he
promptly forwarded 10 him ~ he Is required
to have the descriptive catalogue ready by
the 18th Of next month. Although the
present list of applications promises IN ex
cellent exhibition in the several groups, il
10 deficient in few Particular, such 10 rich
furnishings, upholstery and decorative work,
chrystals and rich patterns, carpets, wall pa
pcrs, cutlery, bronze, &C., cotton end its pro-
ducts, wool and its products. Aeeces Of wool,
shawls Of wool. hosiery, &C.; plans end
MODELS Of rural buildings. fertilising sub.
stances. apparatus and instruments Tor hunt.
ing. fishing. and for collecting natural pro
ducts, cereals, wines ard fermentsd drinks.
Judging BY the great number Of claims
that arc daily received at the ONCE
Of the Paymsster Gcneral, those who
believed themselves 10 be entitled TO the
bounty allowance, under the act OF July
0OsuV ACSDUS CutGutoSO W. bW1pGcuDoOu bA1oU
much will be gained by securing the en-.
trance OF their claims TO flle In the Office II
the carliest possible day. This 10 IN error.
The wise and prudent among the claimants
will defer RENTING their claims and papers
to the authorities here until they learn the
nature and requirements OF the regulations
which are TO govern the payments Of these
claims. These regulations may materially
effect the character and forms Of application
In which case the last claims received will
most probably be first settled, while
those already on file may need TO
DC returned for necessary changes.
Nothing is gained TO claimants, but on the
contrary much time may be lost, and exam
nations, &c, upon claims may bc hindercd
bv over haste in submitting them for file.
Congress has provided free transportation
to Paris for goods and show cases in which
to exhibit goods at the exposition, as well
as competent officers and guards TO take care
Of them.
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a.FlX1 Losses, Aug. -.
Advises from I'll parts shew ihat the W.
= Eassfs \ allsd r. ~ toaDess. %
81. P1s1nesuns, Az. Is.
The honoss to The United Statee Repss.
ssntatives continue unparalleled. A esasd
sscsplioA took plaos On Saturday. 6 he
Imperial PsaUe Of PetssheG. The olIloers Of
the American feet and Mr.. Oscar @. Sawyer
Of theNsw York Herald we're pesssntsd 20
the Emperor and Empress. Subsequently M.
Fox and others, wefs presented to the Grand
Duehess. All the officers breakfasted u
the Palace and dincd q H. uschants'
Clerks Club. There was ball in The eve
ming. and grand illumisations. There va
also review in ca0p. at Zoasskoesclo on
Monday. and the officers were the guests Of
Of the Emperor. The sailors Of the feet
were given dinner at Cronstadt. Thous.
ands still visit the ships Attn coort din.
ner yesterday, the Emperor departing from
the ancient custom, rose and said 81 pro-
pose the prosperity Of the United States and
her deputation and the continued friendship
between Russia and America" There was
an Imperial ball in the afternoon.
BERLIN, Aug. 90.
An address to the King, cmbodying the
peinciples Of the moderate Libssal party has
passed the Lower House BY large msjori
". There were only % negative votesa
Poles and Catholics.
VIENNA, Aug. 90.
The feeling in Austria is peace for the
present. but war in the future, = ss>eseab-
fish her power in Germany. "a.
NuHicn, Bevsria, Aug. 2S.
The districts CavAnA eedes to Prussie. are
those Of Orb 0rss0sld, Killers and -hann,
in lower France. Onia contains 10000 10.
habitants.
FLOnExcE, Italy, Aug. 90.
The Austrians continue TO remove Ma
tional relics and objects ofart from Venice.
twenty-five hundred Italian prisoner have
been released.
All the defensive meaaures Of Switzerland
have been discontinued.
PAaIs, Aug. %.
The empress Of Mexico has gone to Mi.
ramas.
LATEST CABLE news.
LoHDos, Aug. Is.
Advices have been received 70 day in an
cssSsss ~" OssAsss ssVsC ~DuV0uCUuK tU0S = treaty
Of peace between Prussia. Italy, Austria
and Bavaria was concluded by the plenipo>
tentiaries in session at Prague.
On Thursday last . treaty was officially
signed BY the plenipotent iariss on behalf Of
their respective governments. Among the
provisions Of the treaty Is one that the
troops nov at different poiuts shall evac.
uate their positions and retire to their re-
spective homes within three weeks.
PAsIs, Aug. 25.
An imuease demand has sprung up in
this city for U. 8. 8 2Os, and heavy orders
!os supplies have been telegvaphsd 10 Amer
lean agents Of banking olses In this
city.
LivsRroof, Aug. IS.
The steamship Scotia sailed this noon TO-
New York, and tako Ell. 900 in specie on
American account.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

Nsw Yong, Aug -.
Gen. Sheridan, In his reply 10 the Prsoa-
dents. call for information conccrning the
New Orleans riot, AFTER detailing the eveats
Of the riot, concludes - follows:
The immediate cause Of this terrible affair
was the assembling Of the convention. The
remote cause vas the bitter and antagonis-
tic feeling which has been growing in this
community since the advent Of the present
Mayor, who, in the organ eaton Of his po-
lice force. selected many desperate men,
and some Of them known murderers Peo-
pie of clear views were overawed by want
Of confidence in the Mayor aud fears Of the
Thugs. many Of whom he had selected for
his police force.
!, have been frequently applied 10 by
prominent citizens on this ,fubject, and
heard thena express fear and want u conf
dencc In Msyof Monroe ever since the init.
nation Of tlis laos conve6tiou. Iouet con-
dbaA ~ eoulse u ssvscal Of ~ eity pas
lpsss - suppsseing By thsir ssole3se ~ 6it-
tsr feelings Of bad msn = to the nsSeiless
0esaes 10 wAisA The ~sosvealisa w. bro<
ken Mp. l feel obliged y. ,eon(ees stdpnk
Supe(mAnce. e b ussloot q aEnSot toslisr
guise the hosti ity that exists On the pat Of
. great many hese towards Northern Dsn,
cad this unfestusste sAais - pfeeinil1ted
matters that there \ new . tSet a chat
shall, be the status Of Northern men; whelh
sr they can live here vilhoat teiug y con>
sssnt dsesd Of not whether they eaa be
protected 10 NE end property, and have jus
tiee in the courts.
If this matter 10 psruitted to pas eve
without thorough mi determined prose
cution Of those engaged In Il, Ne may look
out for frequent scenes Of the same kind,
not only here but in ether plaess. No geps
have Is yet been taken By the civil author
itiet TO arrest citizens who we're engaged in
this masscfe, or policemen Who perpetrated
such cruelties. The members Of the Con-
vsntion have been indicted BY the Grand
Jury and many Of them srrested and held
to bail. As to whether the civil authorities
can mete out ample justice to the guilty
parties on both aides, l must say, it is my
opinion. unequivocally. that they cannot
Judge Abel. whose course I have closely
watched for nearly year, nos consider
one Of the most dangerous men 70 the peace
and quiet Of the city.
The leading men Of the convention, King,
Cutler, Hahn and others, have been polite.
q agitators, end are bed men, regret 70
say that the cause Of Gov. Wells has bee n
vaci|lating. and that during The late troubles
be has shown very little q the man.
ISigncd P. H. SnraDAH,
Nal. Gen. Com.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

NEW YORK CITY, Aug. "a, 1865.
The following is issued from the War D..
partment of the Fcnian Brotherhood:
10 the Centres Of Circles Of Fenidn Brother-
hood
Centres Of Circles are requested 10 for
ward Immediately 10 these headquarters the
name Of competent military man NON
each circle, for the purpose Of appointment
to reorganize the military branch u each
circle. Care must he taken that none but
experienced AID tried Officers bc selected.
lSigncd,] I. w. SWEENEY,
Secretary OF War, F. 3.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. GA new paper
mill 10 about to he opened near Santa Cruz,
California.
Three hundred and thirty sacks OF new
wheat and 1000 quarter sacks have been
exported since June 9th.
Akanagawa, japan. letter Of July l7th
says the war Of the Tycoon seainss ChAisah
had been ended by cnnfiscatine one third OF
the revenue Of the hitter. relieving him from
power. and transferring his title 70 his
grandson.
Riots were reported ct Osaka end Yeddo
in consequence Of tho high price Of rice
about &55O per pecul.
The Japanese arc scn'ling largo quantities
Of R0Ods 70 the Paris expedition.
The Italians arc trying to effect . treaty
With tie japanese who arc averse 20 further
engagemeuta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

Agents ere nov traseline over ~ 0uaGo1
Satateo 10 dieseminasa ~ vls6ee 81 - ~.
TIL smoDs men Ills systeo y beesG11og -.
0anised, and the aueuat Of lnstral ~ eeo41sae
= freight d wonderfsl. Not ham1el Ut ~
\ 10 b. visited.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

WASHINGTON. Aug. "a.
Last year $4,000 were set apart to pay
expenses OF the Commission sent to hold
con ference and negotiate wii,lIndian tribes
West OF the Arkansas.
The Commission was absent two months,
and had interviews with representatives, Il
$1,000 Indians 1t was composed Of the
Commissioner Of the Indian Bureav cooley,
Supt. Sella. Ger. Harvey, Col Parker,
Thomas Wistcr and Lhas. 3. Mix. The
last being chief clerk Of the Indian Bureau.
The accounts have just been settled, nom
which it appears that all expenses, including
presents to the Indians. amouted TO onk
about $4,000; an extraordinary low 6gure,
considering the circumstances c0bn6ctm
with the important mission.
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EDHs. TOBIAS
vCsncl6am D.isnf oslcmt.

r. CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST TAKEN,
j In i~u hosrr; Dysentery n half an b. ur; Tooth
ache In nvs nlnut0. Il " p.stesiy innocent to tsae
Physjcans II the usised Stsies. rrce - and - cts
TonAwANDA. Pa Aug. q. 1850.
Dr. &. l.. Tobias, New York: Dear SKI have used
your Vruesian Eminent with great ssccess. both
A internal a. we'll external medicine. In
~ BIliosis Cisonc aad CA0iefH MDsba1 regard II
s,vcgrlJh sesucdy. Your VealtIan Horse Liniment
siands ursis alled hofse medicine among faSrers
snd b0a,msh on this cnnal WIN LEWIS
Supt North Branch Canal
Sold BY al drssgists Once - cortlandt street,
49,, Ks.sA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

DETROIT. August A.-Third day OF Phar.
maceuticnl Convention. = Several amend.
mcnts to the constitution were passed.
A committee was appointed on the Inter.
nal Revenue tax with instructions 10 confer
with the Commissioners at their next annu.
al meeting to be held in New York.
A communication from the Austrian Col
leec Of Pharmacy, asking for samples Of
American fruits, was referred to the New
York College.
A motion was adopted providing Tor
representation Of this society at the Inter
national Convention at Paris next year.
A large amount Of important business
was transacted. The convention adjourned
sine die
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BUrrAIo. August "a. Queen Emma and
suite arrived at Niagara Falls 10 day and are
at the Cataract House.
Weather here is very cold mercury %.
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Horrible N urdcr.

DETRoIT, August PA terrible murder
was committed near Lansing, Mich, to-day
a negro named Taylor killed the wife and
daughter OF Mr.. John Buck. Taylor was
followed and arrested.
II is announced that Col. Henry Barnes
has been appointed Postmaster OF Detroit.
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Fcxr PLAlS. Montgomery %. N. Y. Aug.
S6.-Tho eating house ot ~ N. Yer. It..
at 81. Johneonville u nh county. was en.
tircly con umsa ~ frs THE p. =. Loesaot
knO0n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-25

Nnv 49,
Cotton Quiet, At S3@s4 Avg p
H:our-Qaiet and common Grade. h..,, ,Ax>
!se !esst, eeSesss 80 En-. siAss es. 7sSio.Ss
Whsst-HeGy and lower 10, com ,,o, ,.;..
afm e2sS@aS No. !, latter price Tor r:r r Of :
load Of Milwaukee. w. "
Rye-Ho recruits. firm.
corn-Receipts ss.sss bushels, marls. We
se1@ san scs shipping nired veSrr an'e''o''
Gate a, SIS besvv sales OF 1,"c" ~ 1oe..,
Chicago. t5oss MI. 64@s5 Wis WV ''S''
Pork-Opened heavy. and lower as9 sss, ara.
Lard Heavy, ~ lsl<M2l. w. Wv.
Whisky-Qeiet and nominally unchanged -
Petrols.m-s'k@as for crude. and 3Ss<a~s
for refined. 1''
LATEST MARKETS.
Flour .Clo,ed dull and loQl5c lower for CON
mon grade.
Wheat Closed quite drn, for nr;m. r.rc.,s
and dull for Inferior. P'ss''
Gorn-C!ofd less active AID NJ lover.
es2. 81 ReguDr s''
Lsrd-Clofd heavy at lsls@n.
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raaa. WHITE PANE CoaroUND

at was early in the .Spring o. lsss tAaa this
esmpound was originated. A member q ~
family wss afflicted with % irritetisa q he
throat, attended with dissgpcesble sosgh !
had for some months previous Thought that
preparation having for its basis the inside bark
ofwhitcs pine might be 80 compounded ~ 70 b
very useful inldiseases Of the throat and luass.
To test the aluc, Of il in the ease alluded -.
compounded small quantity Of the nedieiss
tina, had been planning. and gavs.i il in tee.
spoonful doses. The result was exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of
the throas was relieved, the cough subsided. and
a speedy cure was effected. Soon afler this
sent some TO lady in Londonderry. n. H.. who
had been suffering for some weeks fFool bad
cough. occa. toned by y sudden cold. end he'd
raised ,nucus streakcd with blood. She soOn
found rciie'. and sent for more She took about
ten ounces Of il, and got WE'LL y. CLARKE.
$50, editor Of the Manchester daily Mirror.
made trial Of the same preparation 10 the case
Of = severe cold and was cured immediately. He
was highly pleased with the results, end 20
confident Ia success attending its sales. placed
before the public, that he finally persuaded me
10 give IL u name. aud send Il abroad 20 bsscHt
the suffering In November. lsSS. Asst advs
tscJ IL under the name 81 white Pine ION
pound. In two years from that time there had
been wholssaled IN Manchester alone one nun.
bred dollars worth. where ntOet the Iced 81 oil
the cough remedies IN .nc market. ana stall
for oil this II II very soothing and hsel6eg In
~ nature. IL warming To the stomach. and pseas
ant withal 70 the taste. and - esceedsnE.y cheae
"As rcmcdy for kidney compisints the
white Pine compound stands unsl.alsd. nwes
not originated for that purpose but pcsson In
using Il for cough was not only cured 81 the
cssgh. but was alsc cared Of kidney di6sculty
Of ten years standing. Since that acciden'sl do
eevesy MANY thousands have ssed u fSf tAs same
complaint. and have bee. cc1pisse,y cured
The above was wr!t'en ~ ". iolesd. - 1861.
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Sr LouIs. August 24.-Thifteea cemste.
ries report ISL cholera deaths "Wednesday.
Six cemeteries only. reported yesterday,
giving So cholera deaths City Hospital 70.
ports ~ cholera deaths yesterday. Fifteen
cemeteries failed 10 report.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
mGNNE w ELLIS

vI>OLU To attempt TO snumG1ase The
ANODY VIC. manifold resul0 81 the Ano-
(saut, Rheumatism, Nervous Headache. Tooth and
Bar Ache. spinal Complaints. 81. vitns Dance, Hss
terra Nervous debility. fo-s Of Sleep Pains in Men
situation. and the most reliable Testimonials In r,1y
possession. To- which NIL invited 10 inspect, wuuid
exhaust time and patience, aud which n confidence
test will perfectly justify.
ASTHMA.
Nov declared purely co,npaiat s. nerfecfly
relieved ~ violent atseks with dose % 70
dropreaeii ha'fhauf. Relief ard slcep t follow the
second. or ard doe.
10 sold by al Wholesale SID Iciaii Dealers in
Medicine
.cohn E.. a5usncwcl'. ESrcr'r,
Prsctica. i.erast, Commercial aAff, ies-en.
etre,-ff Ina Mr,a
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FonT. MoNRoE, Aug. 22-An extensive
fire has been raging for several days in the
Dismal Swamp, destroying the magni6cs MT
forests there. The lands are private proper.
".
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sep eseefs N. ~ - :.
ROcaEssxa, N. r., Aug. -
At . Republican Convention held thie evs-
Ming Hon. Thos Parses, Chas. wilasa ~
~, Wssnsr. wsrs appointed delegates t.
tue eyracase Oeavea6on. 4 ssooluti .
Vas adopted tnstrucsing the delegates q
vote for the rs-nouination u Gov. fen1os,'
And CanaA Cea0ie.ioess. DsusSmd foe ne
sacpeieo q . radical platform. Hseey
Cheseou ane tsed. Douglass Wsrs oppoint
- dslsgAAo 70 ~ ssuvsn6ien & 6ccahSfa
Uaioo osn. 70 b held ct Philadelphia, .
Tie Sd Of Oeptember.:.
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RICHMOND. Va, Aug 4-Last night the
new brick ware house of West, Beamsly &
Co, Wholesale grocery merchants on Pearl
street, was destroyed by fire, with ito con-
tents.
The adjoining buildings were damaged.
Loss about 10000.
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rvon IsossOn.
FROM Wnsbiuetou.

Rosrc.. Aug n Judge Dewey, Of the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts, died on
Wednesday, at northampton, aged 10 years.
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OF coolles have arrived.


PmLADELrmA, Aug. 2A--James n. SEQ
Vile. Speaker Of the New Jersey State SEN
ate, whose action prevented the election of
Republican U. =. Senator last winter. has
written . letter 70 the Enxiag 7l,agrspA 10
which ~ rsiterates his approval Of 10 con
ssitusional amendments passed b. TIE ~
Congress- and saye: prcpQse q he e1tfA
called. to do my duty - . Republican upon
ill questions which may arise. first satisfy.
ing my own conscience, then gratifying M
constituents and ftienda
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" yOutU % c00vVe t6e Vel00, FcrtOV.
Inc .hc tssSas az 0encsatOn rennving 1npOeency and
DehtNy. vvst0rine Manness and fsll vgos thus pro-
ard lssvsconcss In huAh scxcs. To ~ young middle
a9rt and assd there b no greater boon than Ibis
heAf n Lar" u given n new Loose u llfc causing
inc cAk and dcbiltxed TO havc renewed strength and
v!vos. nih thu ceess system to thrill with iOy and
pcssssc. Price, bottle ~ three bOtelee q: sent
~ sGrsCse In any sddrcsa.
onr medicines arc sui1 end sscemnenaed b. al re-
epsrohic drggsts In evy part Of thc ctvilloc eobe
ees deaDcs ~ - deceive thels cusaOeep = eSlll,rr
- nsl dcc1se-ssk I0e tnsss usdIcines aud tic NO
Nssss u De druafsts dues NOT keep them, write 10
@ end we ~! snd then b. czIre@, casef6lly pock
Suvc lettcs WHY ~ staeecus h regard 10 sny a.
~ WM which lsdtrp q gentlemen nyo a1icopd Ad-
osess aIl.ssess - 1edlcinee. peaphets svre 70
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nav YoRx, Aug. A-Advices from IA.
van1 she 18Th state the quarantine Of nfteen
days upon vessels arriving from tho United
States is strictly enforced.
A new political Governor 10 expected in
place Of Cipriano Del mona, named 0utcside
La Vega, and Michclena, who was Cover
nor under General Dulcc, returns from Spain
TO take the post Of Iniendent on Treasurer.
Gen. Diaz Dc Hermann, the Admiral late.
" commanding the Cuban station, sailed
for Spain on the 18th.
SeYerAl carROes OF Cnolies have nrrixed
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GEO. W. SWEET. W d., Proprietor
Prepared u the New England BoiAaicsi D..
Pot. 16S Hanover street, ROet0u. uUAer Ne o..
fervieies 81 Rev. J. W. Pslend. . sa4f ae
z. = n.l.sss e ~. wsssse:ss A9s:A DsvscIcss:
generally. juneS. d-tusAf3AUooW
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.sss sod a. 81 70 me- Pc 100 ma Hat hog
taken s, 1u6slc Bceto9, Philadephis sn nay r 80
s.fsls .he.nss p; an,, a.sy.:s .sa s@esS..s
n .he afternoon, ~h-n the haciho.s - rnsis Ate
6soks sqsa-. or ard The naskes eosss raoaspn,s
.e,iyess sss1sgs 9 p., re ~. Re New York
$3.50 hogs r. rsai I ars9d- nv
eheep- Receipts - day. ca THE ~s.s 90.
Shipments 10 da,, $50 this week. SIS E, e,s.e
Gales 70 day Ter eide week SIG 'rt. n'ered
. modefaiey active sisesp market to DIV n.' Sl.y
we're absent. q Trer. liking the bulk 81 Ss
ss,,sss hi had 81, a.. as .o{s about them Tow
b. seen By reference to ne reeard Of ALE. IA WI
r,y Of ir'eFier steep CONTINUES large and ",s1p
Of Tho ,..rrnnd. - = 'AVtfe
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---1.S>~-S's-s they are subicct.-32 page pamphlet
scaled envelope free. The Cherokee I1Is arc sold
nv all dsurrier At - psr box. six boxes TOT t5 or
letter. is>s from oisevv alton, by sddrcsse the s,ls
p'"pricinr. Dr. ". u MEKWIN. 81 Walker st.. New
York. B-Chcrokce Pills No = are prepared for
srSial Casca. when mdcs medicines Gnil thcse Are
su' ev mail postage tree. On Tcccips Of Is. the price