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Nov. 20, 1866.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

itsa ~ 0eoaoro vsll.kmeWo 'ep'nioe n
rpnnsd - 0onlso - ~ 1CeosDs dostsias.
Dasiag ~ osutA q Sepesobss IT, SEQ.
- Co0p6ell0 soesivo1 b,olS 49, -
vAish nsabse s.oGe were paasd u "
Cs0Desollss. II oneont involves 70 me
cisi9s asesd rpoa dssing the nsuth wss
81 -. la
he Essqsis 4 lGenths,ee. Nisisa.s Of
France = Shio eouussy. - ssssivsd no
fus.hss ti6inep rsessiieg ~ taas u bic 80,
Who l. - odIses II ths RssseA as0y. md
Who 10 reported - hass bsss captossd and
49, b he Liberals IL Msxico. he ab-
ee0cs Of I'll information % intslliGence ron
youne Meotho.on since Jolly sddsd TO the
ruoo9 Of his capture aud death CT Gates the
most painful solicitude on the part OF the
distinguished parents. They have the sym
pssby Of large circle Of fr ends.
AH8ald'a seeeial says the Ienian prs
onssu = TbeUoSp ~ - tris6 oe1s we {.
The ebieee q ~ oardsssss 10 killing
Robert Walker o. the Centseville race
Z, ~ slsssdy noted 10 inc1phcsels. - .
hrRe amount Of money Vas found on the
psfson Of the deceased BY those who hrss
discovesss his body. In the coeena's in'
vsstiestio0 one witness stated that he saw
two men running from the place about the
time the m rider Was committed. The Su
PEI visoss Of Queens CO .nty offes $500 re>
vasd for the arrest Of the guilty parties.
The Hersld's Nee Orleans special says:
Mayor Monroe has furnished message
70 the City Council Of New Orleans. in which
he claims that the member Of the Free State
Convention Of 1864 were responsible for the
riots Of July 30th, in that city.
The disbursement Of the Treasury, on
account on account Of the several depart.
msnts, during the arst quarter Of the pres
ent fiscal year soding September 9Oth. were
. follows: War department, el6,s37.-
4e5; Interior Department, el2. 800;
Navy Department. @i2,o32.ss5. Total,
a., ago, 70l. -.
he iimsS New Orleans special says,
iuloemsiion hss been received here that the
General Government will sustain the Cow
srnof in removing the sheri6s Who failed e.
hold elections for convention delegates, in
accordance with his proclamation.
The Worlds Washington special says it
il understood that Gen. Sl0cum 10 to b
rendered an important foreign mission.
Santa Anna Q recent visit to Washington
and his efforts in favor Of Mexico's indie
psndence. did not appear 70 meet with any
sympathy from the president Of the Aexi-
cas legatien.
The hefald's Washington special says i.
A live , interest il manifested by the claim
agents and attorneys Of this city on the
qsestion a. TO whether the Psymaster Gem
eral can legally ignore power Of attorney in
the settlement Of the additional bounty
claims, which 10 said to have been referred
to Attorney Geaeral Stanshury for his opin-
ion sincs he matter has been announced ~
being in the hands Of Mr.. Stans''ury. The
Attorney Generals ONCE has been visited
daily By On unusual number Of claim col
lectoss. evidently deepy interested in the
vindication Of the lew. II 10 stated this
evening that the Attorney General submit-
ted his opinion to the Secretary Of war to-
day, snd that the question 10 decided in %.
vor Of Tie claim agents. the report, how
ever. lacks confirmation.
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latest News
~ TELE0R.APm.

NsW YoaE, Oct. -. 4.
The Office Of Santa Anna We osesruo
yesterday With officers snxious to enter the
service = Ms1iscs It's rspostsd thse alirm
on South street has been commissioned 20
buy up six steamers for the ssrviee Of the
Li6egal6. The Loan Of e6.000, 900. which
Santa Anna was ncgos iatine, has bosa e..
cluded with three banking houses in this
city. s.nnrr 10 ru
day, in the Supreos Court Chanbs, .. in
wA6sh Meaoss. Jsesoiah Dean. ". A. 6u6ll
and TAsa Mstsalf. ceaplsle shas I. B.
BFaehee, Sernsely Trsa6usy Aeoot Of III
o. .. 0evssnmsot, teok fto9 theo illee,llv.
IN February, 1865. ct Albany, 0soreia.
eo0e 800 bales Of cotton valued at 90. 600.
Bsashse was arrested end held to ben ia ths
SUN q 90. 900. The ~ came before the
Court On motion to 6ls1bargs the order Of
trust. Amer hearing III argumeas Of the
ss1nsef, Judes C:ssks reserved bic decision.
0sssa1ya asadsay ~ @swded lsst nieht.
- vilnso Asaesa's Nay Stuart. The r..
$50 80 y lssssst -. taksA n shat
H HalAGs WaShineSos 6peeial SAVE
Gen. Dir I'm Saly hesG ha<sSb 0l6tnscns a.
. naval o1sR It . ~ doyso &c M scs
eeps0d he Ikisl6su ~ Rtonee, which uu>
derseend was o0srsd - IN wish n. Be-
srd'e fob e.deotdlal sppseoaeioa. whseh
= ~ ~ = iDG3eael@o e i 49,, = -
oessisn sel'sy, 0ust Ieass va y infer
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Nsw YoRx, Oct. "A Herald Panama
correspondent says the sgents Of the Peruv.
ian government heve purchased the Screw
ateamer Idaho, 2.648 tons. built In New
York for the United States government. but
rejected by the Navy department on account
OF the Dickinson engines. She will be
armed with eight heavy guns and will
cruise through the Spanish main to make
prizes OF Spanish Merchantmen.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
in Brooklyn last night which WAS addressed
by Gen. Hiram Walbridge. Gen. woodford
and others. The resolutions sustain Con.
gress in relation tbs 6istes lately In rebel
lion, and ny they had conlosned 10 high
standard Of public duty. displaying molers
zion, . sense Of justice and m intelligent
consistency.
The Tribune announce the completion Of
Is Ailes more track Of the CnioL Pecific Il
r. A hundred miIcs more gill be laid be
lore 1857, which will take the track 10 with
N 10 miles Of Deavsf.
New YORK, Oct. 2-Advices by the City
Of Paris state that . slight sh0ck Of earth
quakc occurred In PARIS and Devonshire.
England, ON the l4th.
The battle in Casdia vas fought between
$4,000 Turkish troops and 10000 insurgents
and lasted eight hours, and the former be
came masters Of the field. The latter we're
badly armed. They lost 900 killed.
Gen. Sheridan arrived At New Orleans on
sunday. A board q officers has been or.
ganize,i 70 investigate the Benhsm case.
The Tribune publishes the confession Of
Gonzales and Sellicier TO the murder OF
Otero In Brooklyn last fall, but both insist
that tho murder was planned BY viele. The
two former we're convicted and sentenced,
principally upon the evidences Of VieIe, who
10 still held.
The extensive scale factory Of Richard
Brown. on the corner Of 57th street and 3rd
avenue. was damaged b. Ore lass night to
the amount Of 125, 0O0-fulIy insured.
A very daogesous one hundred dollal
counterfeit on the Genital National Bank In
this city b 10 circulation. The only way
for he public 70 Protect themselvcs, will,
perhaps. be for The present 70 refuse oil eiO0
National Bank notes, except they are receiv
ed from sources Of we'll known respectable
~. One Of the peculiasities OF the coun
terfsit We have referred to, 10 that ths T y
In the word maintain" ON the right hand
Of the bill, 10 defective and looks like the
letter H." The counterfeites can soon
remedy this defect.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

NEW ORLEANs, Oct. 2-Gcn. Sheridan
returned to day from Benham, Texas, with
Ct he had gone to investigate the destruc.
ton Of that town by incendiarism, charged
upon United States soldier. The following
points were decided on unoff1cially - facts
The original cApee Of the disturbance IL not
satisfactorily determined. but during the fro
cas two soldiers were wounded, one severely
and the Other slightly that later In the
night number Of men burned the business
part Of the town, and that they were col
diers; that Capt Smith, commanding the
post, had nothing % do With the
matter, and that the whole affair
required more serious investigation.
Gen. Sheridan to accomplish his purpose
appointed an investienejoy committee.
Gen. Sheridan 10 decided on giving from
tier settlers full protection against hostile
Indian tribes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

NEW YoRK, Oct 2.-The steamer City Of
Pssis, from Liverpool the 10Th ult, has sf'
rived.
The American war stsamefs Colorado
Fr0lic and 6Watara were q Southampton.
Tho important Preach circular note. al
luded to through the cable some days aincc
b spoken Of by the English press - beina
~ The hiehese importance, and its author
ship IL attributed to the Emperor.
Both the 7ines and 0Ssss agree 10 The
opision sAas Nspolsna hssb0n no evil
thoughts against the independents Of Bel
GUM or Switzerland
The King Of Greece in . speech 70 the
Minister Of Foreign Powen expressed syn.
Tothy With the Christians Of Turkey and
Gays he cannot prevent his subjects from
giving them aid. The speech csused great
agitation among the Greeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

MEANWHILE. Pa, Oct "A mass meet
ing Of soldiers and sailors, the greatest eves
held here, is in progress. Fully 20,OOO
strangers are in town. Able speakers are
addressing them. 1t is the greatest meeting
outside Of Pittsburg ever held in Western
Pennsylvanis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

poDHps AND oensAix oaswUS ~
Sper0alo1rhea, o. Seminal weakness
Or involuntary Nightly or Dsily Lsss hovevse caused
thoar n0aRtp csssDsrsoSs arising from tho oe1gtua
disease or frOm Seofrt vice
THE SPECIFIC Pill. IL equally suited 10 TN
treatment 81 every specie. Of Genital OF rinary Irr
liability, Lime OF Brick dust" deposits in tho
lrinc. MILKY" discharges and Weaknesses Of the
PROFESSIONAL offNrONs.-I have used you,
srsofv1c Pnt In many Of spcrmaiorhea with
thu most perfect Gcccss. - Milton Sanders, n u
l.. l. ID.
have cured very cases with fnpm sx "a
en- Boxes of your SrEmvIc Psti- b Keith. n d.
Free; 81 yer box Six boxes for $a mail. Address
J. WINCHEHTER q co,
~ Inn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

BosToN. Oct Zion Charles Sumner
delivered the opening l,cure of the course
before the Parker University, in Music Hall,
to large audience His subject was 1.-THE
Presidents policy-the one man power and
Congress"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

Davenport Market Report.
Osvscs % sns DAvssposs OsuocaAs,
October 3. 1896,

Cuax MeAL-NO. l. per bushel. 70cts
WssAs. - Receipts very large. No. !. new
brisgs 1l.75 per busheI. No. Z, ncx 1l.s00
q IS.
COau.-S5c,
OASS. soc.
BAaLsv.-353t1.o 6c.
PosAsoss Whoiesale lsG35c, retail o..
OnIONs.- -3o@3S.
BuSsBa -2S09Sc.
Eess.-l7Qi7Lc.
HAY.-ols,W
CoAL-lsc At depot lie q lsves yard.
Woop.--e7075
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

NeWe ~ The Aooo0e0e Cable.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-These ID no general
news to-day.
Money market quiet and steady. Ameri-
can Securities Illinois Ccnasll 7S& Uni
ted States rs, I'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

Nsv foaG, Oct 3.
Cottou-Quiet but steady. at 90.
0FtOur--Less active. but unchanged. At q. 81
@lil5 extra state. ell.oCHi225 X. II. y.
Wheat No receipts duh and unchanged :
Gales 1t % 40 for No. Chicago, aud e. $50
$50 Tor No = MIL
Rye Opened ld2c better. and closed quiet
u tlus chicago
Barley No receipts scarce and ld12c better.
Corn-M rket )eued heavy and afterwards
slightly advanced, an closed ut about vester
days prices, At 94I4c for interior; shipping mix
ed Western saoat 9S&96c, the latter an ex-
treme closing At 96c and in sore !5eI 961Sc !:
chiefly q 95@ S6i.e
Oats-Small receipts and lc better: closed
dull with IN improve nent. at 54@5s11< for Chi
cago, sc for new Chicago. and 5s@s2c for
Mill.
Pork-Opened unsettled and closed more
hrm. at esS. 3o@33.6o for new ness closing At
oeS.45 cab. ed oolDsl.x5 for old.
Lard-Steede q lG1{@lSiS.
euttsr-Hssvy = 20se85e for Ohio.
Chsses-Qenk le0l7x.
Whiskey-Q~Ae I'D I'm 10 Bead At ~
Petrelsnm 0Acidsd ohanes sales Of 200
barrels a IS for crues and 4S@944 lbr renned iu
bond.
LATEST nAnHnSs.
Flour Closed quiet.
Wheat--Clcsed dull. :Fy
Con-Closed dull at sbout yesterdas' q pricea.
refk-Closed more hfm 80 meas 81
cash.
Closed ssssAy 1t ls3<els,<.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

San FRAxc1eco, OF 9.-ls b sostted
thas oa1tnilllan sent a.. oeoes cooutQf.
landing TIE eavcuasioa At 0eaosa, bat IL
Fruoch Admiral having s0hasked I'll BE
troops refused % dissm6oSk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

Oetober I, 1853.
CoteIe-Ualee made 70 day net extern 81 enough
10 warrant change IN Quotations, though ~ In.
cssseion seemed - BE- pretty generally entsssined
ehet had salee been usde, they would have Yuied q
!sAst Ne y no d lower thee the closing dsys Of
lsse week. Prices are % the "rampass" and from
present spDeasnees. the anal sestieesent viii b q
n,uch lower range than has 0ttsined prior 70 thia
Tsanssctie-s eWbraee ll6 head. ~ prices rsnain9
from ~ 0107S for common Cows and common
stcck Steers averaging 80 De-, TO medis1 essers,
averaging ,oe9 D.. We quo the market dull and
weak q 6aturday's rats
Hoos-The morket ~ ~ . stand stil There
vsfe Susncss Of . decline Of 10 In New Yo.k, aid
e~eit further dcvtlopments before purchesIne The
fecesoos ASO light, bss - tsceavs9ten-e No. =
rsrtoeoeo q the oseO1at = tAeee ~ - dsAod y
supt@t. We look t. oooo1na - = = !.
fk<ealy rspsN salo 80; g -, sVosnaaaUN
De-, y cQ2s - 49, ego9oupHg - -, = - /.
6nseI-TAeee = ssehlng 0oise = 49, o04'0o
osrAss y De0fnnly uneAsawA
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LATE NEW s


HAnsyonD. Conn., Ocs. Ave hoye ~.
turn nom o.. third Of ~ town elections
olyos1ef6ay. h O0pcso1D - Cooaesv-
oaivD hsVs 01de decided gsioo ovss ~ Re-.
publScans In 0lassesbusg. eunbuFy, ecossA
niddlcsown, Canton. OFanby, DC. Where
sesicl political tssas Wess ma6e ~ II puhli-
80 voae dsseaasd. ed evssy 90 Of thsas
towns - 0aiesd 70 the Demeessas sed
ConservottvesL
At the meeting Of the Board Of Health
Yesterday the first case Of cholera In Wash.
ington Was reported. II was that Off gen.
tleman who arrived from Richmond on Fri
day +; the patient is convalescent The ex.
cepiion Of this city from cholera disproves
the Theory that il seeks filthy localities.
010o Dooe00e
Bosrox. Oct. 2.-Bsev. Brig Gen. @. B.
Quincy hes hoom nDtoiootn1 fsr Congress =
In the 9Th district BY the working mems
Convention.
Rs00 Woah1ogsoo.
WAsaix0ToN, Oct. 2.-The household ef-
lects of Arlington mansion owned by Gen.
Lee, or rsthef the fragments remaining Of
them were yesterday delivered To the party
authorized By Gen Les To receive them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

Jenosm PAm, 0sl 4A:1ns attendance
q Ne races So.6iy . vosy hfse. ID the
hurdle rnce Of two miles there were four
searssssl "Cisidal" Wcn tho sucs IN l:lO /;
"Zleas" Ne second, Tennessee" third,
.Yel1oWho0mer" fourth.
Tho second mo- Wao Won b. "Walouo."
Who won boeh heoAs; time 1:lo2 cd 10.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-03

Fr. Laramie, Oct. 9.-A band Of fifteen
indiana sole bead Of cattle near THE place
on the S0th. They were pursucd by Lieuts.
Brigham and Startling with force, who sur
prised them and killed oil bot four.
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liOo0 Medal o0eePv,
R09e 0oo D00oo600~
000eveao nooOF0o0s
WA0oe NOoRee0ts
old n0O0e0oe00 0ye.
In addition 70 our busIneas Of selling Wines, etc.
h original parkagrs, I'D h order to lnsase % euD
tomcrs Pure liQuors In compact and c0uveoient
Euns. commenced the enterprise Of bottling and
par king 10 cascs our well known Wins, Brandiea.
Whiskics etc and have srnt them out 10 style that
would preclude the possibility of thsts 6siag taapsrsd
~ih bcose reaching the purchaser. The eseesal -
and gratifying euccese that he swafo1 or
cfMts hes encouraged to mantain the standard -
regards quality aso 10 make Increased serfs IN
tsI tie cn0Adssce and patronage which hoa been 20
hiriai.y bestowed upon AZ.
BIN1NGBR . co.
testah1lsAed l1O1 10pnesess of Wines, &C.,
No. - 0saves sessse, New Yosk.
The abovs popular snnds arc put % q eaeos COO
tahins doscn b,Sttee each, and are sold by all
ptoiincnt Druggists, 0roecfs, etc.
Opinions Of tho Press.
Thc name Of Bininscs q Co., No IS Beaver street
10 SrHa' tee ~ the exact aud literal 0uth Of what
ever they rc'ScscSt.-N Y. Com. Advertiser.
The imysvt.s houee Of 0iningcs 3 Co., Ne. I
ssavss ssect. 10 cpsdacesd upOe sincplee q irtee
rty. iaifnces nd he hlaAool hooos.-N. Y. Gs0lnR
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tie. II b pleasant to take coDparcd with others, and
viii Be certain to an carer Of Fever and Aue or
chiIls and Fever. Send for II TO the proprictorp,
HURLEY. RU DDIE CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sals b the Wholesale drueRiss oe Losisville.
Cincinnati. Memphis, st. Louis. New Orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant should have
Il In store especially In districts subject to chils and
Ssvss q agse End 1sves.
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and most palaable form give 10 children II IL not
Surprising that IL fact taking place Of all other pre-
pasationr for woFms-M being tasteleep. any child
Win take IT, any25d.twiy
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Gold opened = el.lek and closed q ol.As1<.
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Evwa HANuY s9OulD TRY
W i *. A !?l ! AAy J! v!9 !.

or CHssst TIT, $4,000 "a "a
Tns greas sueeso + slnply bscsnss .'oestAb4 -
the Quaunt y b m0go t1u eQael "a ~ oe1lnoy ~
voring 11tiaet.s - NY afe Tho .a-a
/ LRuE RICE xLATOR or TIE EeUlN. Y
Tkose who desire the beSt AI'H
80 them sur thsis sspsss6t favor.
These Who wish - nsc00o01se
eesh them fos their great sfFehRA.
DRAlKNg TRBBi1 T1iKlR SALES wITfl I1fk1f.
LOVERS Or C0OgCD F1sAvQle9 IN CITIES
SUMNER HGSU9TS, AND EVERY
WHERE. ALSO SEEK THEN.
RASernecein issO and ie,S-lntsodueed = iSes-
Governors lfom each u thc New Englsid Statee;
Profe.soe., Literary and Hssinss: -: kneys eli
and dealers who sssk The bust Bee eircalas q rse
sold by Grocers and Drnggists. Sold BY stanton
4 Co, - State and i35 Lake street DoGgett, and
Goes 4 Hoag. Clark street North side, and BY Deal
err II Select Flavoss generally.
Colton's Fine Tbiiet articles, Noe. !, 2 oad
3. and Tonic Eiirer, and all his prepare
tions, are cold by
HARRISON STARKS. and PARKS 4 HOMER.
Chieego Wholesale Agents, FULLER, PINCH =
FULLER, ~ Market street, for oil COltOu's PYepara.
ti0us; BOWEN BROWN. Lake street. 10s celcc'
r1avpyp. Sept. 10-d1y.