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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

Sous As ABsosssKrs.- One hundred
pounds Of pure clay will absorb 70 pounds
or wster, whilst the same weight Of sand
absorbs % pounds; Of clay 'osm. 90
pounds; chalk, As pounds loamy sand.
20; and calcareous sand, IS. OBS cub
yards Of soil are required to cover IN acre
flur inches deep. and sO7 70 cover it six
inches deep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

TnE Louisians 10 .snai tsys the peach
buds in that region we're oil killed, and
consequently there will be none Of this de-
.. ..,o,,. s-.';s 'hs-s 'h;. year TIL. same
paper says, . very large number Of fruit
trees wsre planted In the county pike
during the spring. Pike is ore Of the very
best fruit counties In Missouri.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

Ts.fy family nj tins aiTson t'Oulu hsc
SPELR'S SAMBuKG PORT VINE
CclcNra;re In 1'rgpc sor its medicinal and beneficial
pualitea lirh.g esteemed by eminent pNs.''ls "sro
IN Enropcwn aud hm,ucnp Ii.rpili Is, ahd Ny SONIC !"
The Arsi faniilics in Europe nia AmcrS, ,.
ASA TONIC ha- 80 equal, causing M npI ci'e,
and building up the stem, being entirely pure vine
Of o most ,nuiapF ar,pe.
As A IIrEE1fe- Ii imparts healthy action ofitt
Glands Kdnoqs and Urinary Organs. very benelciaiu
DrurAy Cont and ll.rrlnric n1cttluns
STEERS WlNE - A pare article hon The Ju,tcc'
The Fort Grape. pusstsslng medical rfopf!.t'rr tnps
riur TO amy oher w.ne in use, and an excellent n,'h
for oil ,wal and deb itits ca perss ~ The aecd NM
'nnri improving TIC appetite asd - Editing Indie
and children.
1r, II once and yon will not be deceived
ixT-B b. sure III. s'tnatuic OF AlFIED SfLEe ID Os
c cork of each bottle.
Sold by druggists aud I'LL fret class dealers who MS
-ell the 1AAtEiLA FORT BRANDY u choice Q
article. imported only by Mr.. spcer, direct from
valley ofOportO. 4, ~
sv-lr-,'c supplied by whols.ah druggist. IN Ne
York Boston Philadelphia and 81. Louis. And ny
A. SEER AT his Vineyard IN New jersey. irn.
bal Oitlca 9s Broadway, New York
For sale IN Davenport by hAltRlsoN SIhnn
Wholesale and Lciail Druggists. Dcctoy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

pABtNn uass in tn ot1eH Of sliat greatest scourgc
OF the race CONSUMPTION. Is '.unparalfcled in the
anmits 81 0edidne ~ hh new and thoroughly Sccn.
iinc Remedy acts with lNNARIABLE EFFN AliY. IA
all siave- OF tniberculnr diseases II relieves hc
cough cheeks the preparations. snbducr the Chilli
aud fever, dmnisles tile xpcctoraiion and promotes
refreshing sleep. "ATf THE GfNtEAL SYMPTOMS DIs-
APPEAR wigB Rsprvy WHICH IssraiiY MARVELLOUS. -
Cure l. the Rule Death the exception
Their bcnefcia effect nrc cgnslly lRoYTf and
TAIN in all arrangements Of the Nervous and BLOOD
Systems being suyins>,ed n Nervous Tonic. and
eensrator OF new and healthy blood whilefor OF
General Debility. oss 81 Sirrn.th Elrsl and Aupe
tite Dyrpepsa. Ncnral.ia. Paralysis. Chronic Bron.
chhs, ASH ma. Scrofna. Chronic Dariosa IN II the
most eaicaciaus ", atmeni known. FAIR TRIAL
Is cEk1AlN Ct RE-. (Iifcnlars frse)
PR,cKsln 7-os nd lGt bottles. Il and 81 ench G
small or large bottles for ~ express, Sold by ali
respectable druggists. audat the sole general depoi
wholesale and retail by
j. WINCHESTER l. co.
700 DIV, 81 John silu, \. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

Have proved from the most ample experience AN enefs
success Simple-Pronpt- Eficien, and ketabe: They
the only Medcine pefecty adapted to popular ass
$50 smyie time MISTAKES cannot be Iaad- IN usFng
them :, harn less. as % be free from dxnsef, ana
efficient to he AWAY. rel abe They have raised the
highest comnends from aa, snd III nj ays rendee
sattsfactior. Gents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

We'O IaFlnosIy eoosfeU
eascs n solisas, habis. bsse fsa.' 70 Ne eeey
ed mind asd produce sons efsAs 'sl'e~ies ~
...e,.-pso.cbss. Cesssips ios. rs. ..ss Of m>aesy,
pain in the &C; Ill 0, tho haek-eaa Be sslly ie-
.to,.l IN heath. Constellation free.
CbsrrcS rodersae, snd cures Ssarsstesd. :
Post once Box. 1914. All letters viii saa.Ap
answered.
P.a.-Ail busiseos strictly eessesasid. o.
Acc hours trom 4. =. until ,. 4 feb9Ad&wtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04


s0n via RlA EAsfs and NERVOUS nip .Ln1
,udy lor the last twenty yeas. ma
therefore the y. rson whom oil Afflicted sl'' !
consult. No one ever heard Of pa'i'
Of his not being cured since he has been III
..ity. His r. pntataon bas yorclisre 10 all the
uaners. his pati. nts and the tdeal profess
boih mere and abroad, ms being the most ski
specialist here, and . thorough master of
sexual disease. II others fail, don, dtsI arr
him a call. tits only u con mon occur r.nc''
him TO cure such cases. His rooms IRE sep
or ladies' and gentlemen and the most coinJ
N the city. -.
YouSe Mns, TAKE PARTICULAR NoTicg. Dt
t,jpeIow devote. much OF his time 10 the Z
ment 81 those cases caused by secret habii
runs both m md end body, pD0ttbg the 81
,upate individual for either business or sos
The sad effects Of these early habits. oi q
cesses Of ripper years, II 70 weskeninnd deb
the con stiiu,ion, destroy the ply steal nndf
mowers. dImnith and euteeole the nh'nit
pus. and x Ia austs the vital energies OF MIL
/ the pleasures Of life are msrre", the ot
marriag. frustrated and existence itseii
| I'd term Of unceasiug misery sndr.e'H
| persons, especially those contemplating
| rjape. should lose no time in making I'M
| suf,i icaiion, ss DR.. b.. by his new 'fehip
enabled 10 ensure speedy an" permnn.
| Consu itation free and coEhdcn'ini.
| n9N South Cha k street, corD.T oi
| half u bIrk from the Pos: Ofics. P.oIt
| Chicago, III Office hours from a. m. Il
| Send for his Guide TO Health" p,
i monthly, free Of chnrgc.
N.B..fadies. send for descriptive rirrrl
/ sarie Remcdc. the best preventive 81 G
known. Sent to any address free 81 tharg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

All scrofulous persons suffering from General
Debility Emaciation, Dyspepsia, and Dropsy o.
the limbs, abdomen, and in the female. Dropsy o.
the ovaries and wonbs, generally accompanied
will, Innamation and liberation OF the Uterus
are permanently cured by Constitution l.,fe Syr
NJ. The disease known as Goltre or sweueo
Neck the Lii. syrup will remove entirely. The
remedy should be taken for some time, as the
disease ia zee edingly chronic End stubborn, ant
will not be removed without extra effort.
Tumors Of the Ovaries. Tumors of the Breast
and swelling Of other glands OF the body will b'
completely reduced without ,esor''ns 10 IN
knife, or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AGF.1he Proprietors
- iSc New York NuseuIa Of Anatomy havr deter
nned 10 issue free fur Of their msi Instructive lee
III ps'si nLi,fy Premature Decline Of Manhood.
Ind;cas,i.,n We.k,iess or Depression. lmpoiency.
Loss Energy and Manly Power ne snss Es
enoess 81 maturity. or Ignorance Of Physiology and
laws Of nature. ..,..
-,5.d ac nm receipt Of four stamps BY Addressing
Sccresry New York Mu-sum oil Anatomy and Ned
cine GlS Broadway, New YORK. MARKEDLY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

I HOn liver COMPLA1U1 .
o. Bs!! \ |! Z!
n yoUs bowels A,e rreelye,
e IRY rM01
~ sY rnm.
fRY Ths,D i.
/ Ifyou ~ Asessy,
yf0RY r0e0.
lfyou are lev spirited.
| TRY THEN.
li1 /, on have . sics heed.
'e''. YRyYug>f /,
. MyaslssqS ssc - !. =.
! Witnesses s.a -..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
0ss1lli1IijS
. VA - ~ s - IL
LIFE SYRUP!

csasl.s - spsci1e remedy ~ N aIeeaus
Mus,3oosase sso0 q impure STATE On THR
eLOvu. 90 fnr III ,hesedissrv) NM MN
sseasaatsd ffsa PAREkT NJ CiiI0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
Constitution Life Syrup
Cures all Swelling Of the GLANDS,

Either Of the Face. Neck, or Female Brease, and
should be taken us soon us the swelling is detect
ed, thus preventing their breaking, ami pvoduc
ing troublesome Discharging Sores. which dis
ill., IRE So many Of the younger portion OF the
community, from six to twenty years Of age
ouug children are very subject 10 Discharged
from the Ears. which depends upon Scrofuiou'
constitution. These cases soon recover BY toking
. few doses Of the Lille syrup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

1ettsacLfOis OCutSs
No. l Cures fevcrs, COMPOSITIONS aud In
nxinations. ....-....... 20
"2 Worms. " FORM fever, Worm collie rs
as i" Crying colic, or tecthinp I'M ants, %
- 1Dfurrhsrsa Of children or sduts rs
80 +" nby neMtery, griping, bilious collie rs
80 &" AtaOlerss.SlOrlDsss ,or vomiting -
81 " Coca. las, Cold iioarseness: b. on
ahit1>, 20
IS " Ncural;. La, Toothache, Face
ache. Nervous Pans. 80. 25
80 4" Headaches, sick headache or
40 " sbysr-r-in. weak or bilious
stomach cos,,gsncss .............. 81
al " S0ppresScd.o r painful periods 81
'I2 1" A.csscOFrk Oe0 or w hileS.
too protuse periods. prolapsis..... 25
"lS Group, hcarse cough, breathing, %
''l4 " .S1if.tiieurn.e I ysipelas. eruptons rs
'l5 =" IksaeuMa isss, rheumatic pains 25
"1S I" ReverAgne caii fever, old ues so
"l7 " Piles. Internal or external, blind
% i.leedla.. ................... 80
"l3 bpsitt::SsslS .sore, weak, mia
~ yea or cyetlds go. SEQ.
"19 CatHrG.sl, acute OF chronic, OF in
hucnza. ........... .............. 70
''2o " VVhOO1pfnG cough, or viC!eni
sva-mudic cough. ..........- 81
'2l " Asiiasni. opp difficult breat. nag 80
s22 !" E:,.. discharges iuii,.ir ed Les,irg 80
''z3 :" ScrOlssDsl.iafg gland .sweili.gs 20
ga <serarr4,l debility, weakness. so
'aj " sbr0psy, ann scaniy searches. ~
"26 " Ss.sa sickness. or sickness oI rsl.pg 80
''27 " slidnry disease. gravel! ......... 80
'.2s " Nervous DEBILITY. Seuinsl EN-
missions involuntary discharges. ltt
"29 " s.Ovs- " oath, cauker. ......... 50
80" 0Tinnr, incontiuence. wet,ing bed 50
''3l :. Painful periods even with spasm 50
SO. SunSr n:s- 1t; chunse OF ~. and
palpiiations.... ............... l6s
"ss Epilepsy and spasms and ST.
' .tu> ,aicc.. .... ..... in"
aga HIM ss1f and fllrpuf ltai
FANNY CASES.
Case nf35 viul>, morocco case and book @. 90
cps large vials, in morocco. aud book. s.vc
ego 90 p:@a cus- do :. Sc"
"l5boxes, (Eos. to la and book . 800
"of any boxes, Nos. TO Is and book %
Single boxes. with directions. 25c. soc and e..
Veterinary Specifies.
Mahogany Case 10 vials 90
Single walls with dire Sons l. 40
These Remedies, by the csse Or single box, ere
sent to any part If the country, by Mail or FIX
peas, free Of change, ON receipt If price. Ad-
IIUMPssREY's
Sper,fie Homeopathic Medicine Depot,
Office and Depot 5a2 Broadway, N. Y.
F1rsale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR. Humphreys is consulted daily at his Office
personally by letter. as above, for all forms 81
srEvEN~ON 4 CARNAuAN.
Agents. Davenport jy5-deod W-w-f.ly
Milk! MIX!
COOD MILK MAY be lad BY LEAVING
" yonr orders with Mr. SWAN on rudy It
between Sd and 4,h. 20 cts. per gallon. whole
NokTox ! ToMsoN.
| Davenro-t Ian st, lses. dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
Nip TIE Ev11 q t!lc Bua.
~. vv0nTTn1s :
isA aeuth C1ark 04reeA Cne0000S M

Has for mssy ysers ns1s ~
sres.usss q privs6t al 6ssssb,s
\bssiosss sd stsdy. HypAilis
h. I'll IL forms, 0lsl& and Hsrie-
,ures. Psrtiealsf = <tiss ~
en- 70 old stsnd'ng essss. which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
'9oJAL NoTj=

rae c... E1eHlN 0fifa,
Ms %.N. IS cLaS!3rs
Celebrated Fee. ]. c,srz, \ 4. +
Prepared from prescription Of sn oueea
ss.s:s. 1ssss : ss. e 4: in s'
sJ s.'Ss ssf sss t moderate. Il !:
ssnoses Ill oesoUsooaA md espcedy cuse mas
TsD MARR1ED LADIES
=. ,h r.cnlsry suited; twill 70 short time. ~
Zach bottle p sss." s,' ~ is. ass' =,
.' : o'''' ''' Se'1;fTSs{SGssssas9sas'a''s '
tAs FIRST THREE MONTHS q Prrxnsncy, y they
are snre e bring ON Nj carriage but any Other time
s,::3S ;S!s! s, 8 ,sss., sssses.. r..-,,
tation Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whrs hese Fjle
VII cnect cure when all other means have aiIcd ard
although powerful remedy do contain irua. c.,
Sss: Fan difsetion. N ths p.mpslet alorad I'd
"a sold BY ALL DkU0ts018.
6s. = c ars sf' s;ys sec NJ 9o
. N: E--tl and postage stampe enclosed to any an
thorzed Agent will ensure a bottle coninnins fifty
rus. ny return mall nov4dxwiy
lDIe. NlAlsSaaAl.L's
NOATARk II IS NUFE.
This snu6l proved tsefto be the best artic hoeuu
ior curing the catarrh Cold in the Head and Headache
u has been found IN excellent remedy many cases Of
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been BY IT, .sd nsas,
Ing has one been erea ~ improved byits use
Il Is fragrant en- aarsesbk. 80 'n.caEl
elves assasss eellsaso B1Claef
to the duh heavy pains caused by diseases inc head
The sensations after using delightful and invigos-
ains. 1t opens and purses out all obstsuco1Dpo.
strengthens the glands. and gives . healthy artoe -
- More sha4 Thirty Yeare
~ 80 SAT uas Of ~ nasAAnN sSassh 8llsadache
snuu IA. pro dts grea, value for all the common A..
eases othrt ID. and NJ this moment stands hieer thap
hefore.
recommended BY many o. the bsst phy sicans and
used With great success and satisfaction every where
1ee@d the ceriiMcatcr o. Whole.
sale HDr0gg1sus In 1a6A. ,ws
TIE undersKned. hav,nY for many yearp beDo -.
quaiuscs Wth D. Mar, kail' CAsArrh and uesdseAs
SGun and sold II IN whocss trade cheer ,ly state
usat We ssisye 10 be equal respect the
on,mepdu IONS given Of fer the cure of catarrh Anep.
tnean tst Is decidedly the best article have ever
known for all common diseases OF the Head.
bnr Perry, Boston Barnes Park, New York
Need. ton Co. Do A0A u sands do
Bfswn Lamson Co d Stephen Panl & Co do
Need, Cutler AGO d Israel Minor 4 Go d,
seth fowie 20 Mckcsson / Robbins, do
wilson Fairbank Co do A l. rcoyil4Co do
lei.-haw E,im.i q Co iva d Close 1 Co do
II " Hay Portland. Me, Flush 4 Gale, do
Hor sale ~ ati Drserists Thy IT nv4.du1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
DIR. BlgelOW,

60 Il tbe only nhy sisssn M . Spt
] ! 4: A 4 ! !.
mi;st now N ChIeaAo that can J
- ~ entirely relied upon. Go TO ~
u KHX and not suffer disease TO remain
your ~ stem, disHt dfinr you' IL
and body, besides destroy ing -
happiness and future prospects
Ii. LII. La. mnLe InlXAIE !
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
NERVOUSNESS.

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. -. VI.
tus' Dance. Loss Of Power. Confusion Of
I'll lights. Erilepay.
Thousands who have suffered for years will
bless the day on which they read these lines.---
Particularly u wesk, tuassing woman will this
medicine prove - tnestimnble bles~ing--direct-
ing their fo.tsteps TO Hope which iuidlls more
than it promises.
NlERCURuAL DISEASES.
s Salvation. Rotting Of Bones. Bad Complex
ion. Aches in Bones. Feeling Of Wcariusss.
Depression oi Spirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

HNIiE>E BlrTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
/ Bourbon Wh.skey from a combination of over
twenty different kinds OF roofs. barks and herbs,
which atf ~ perfect eencrgi nnc with me otlcr pre-.
.l,ail n,., the original formula given by the great
c:ief Red Jacket. To DIR. Charn who used them sue
eesaiui Ia his practice for M my years and by their
u~e gained great popularity in the i!eltment aud
cure Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Constellation. Sick
ana Ne.,aus Headache. Fever aud Ague. and all dis
Z. ;.r.sE' from torpii liver and Indigestion Per-
suffering fr either of these loati snrhe diseases
VII find cure by the use of these Stttss. which are
VI rf,, tiy IN aud free from all those drugs aud poi
sons usually put up in su preparations and palnlcd
OF on unsuspecfing public -iu:,l trial will con-
vince The most SIX. ptical that in the IBID JACKET
there i virtue that no other Bters p'ssess.
They strengthen and iuvgora,e the s. stem.
The are unequalled for general debility.
They a cure for Dyspepsia
They III = good aud healthy appetite.
1s-y assist digestion.
They purify the breath and aeidy 81 the stomach.
1.cy cure Diarrh9a and Cholera Morbus.
They antidote to change OF water and diet.
lsny are the best stmnlant in existence.
1Iey axe preventative ot Fever and Ague.
Tncy relieve Constipation
hey cur. Nery Headache.
They arc perfectly pure and paatabe.
The genuine RED JACKET B1TTERS are only cold
in quart bottles never by the gallon Quart " pint.
See thai our private Government stamps unbroken
over each cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers throughout the
COUNTY,.
Call .or Red Jacket. and take nuothc-
Circulars to the trade supplied application.
BENNETT PETERS & CO..
ffoprietcrs
81 and N Nli-hi gan Ave sae,
CHICAGO
Wholesale in Davenport BY
fscitlerbccI6e Il Miller: e.. Tecc.
| ley: saHrrs son 4 Starlxss Sapvcns
son ~ G;arm0hum. m.hs0 dAw4m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
RHEUMATIsM,

Il tAsre 10 any d;sease in which The Censtitu-
tics Lifs syrup is sovereign. il = in Rheuma
tism and il Kindred affections. The most in
tense pains are almost instantly alleviated-enor-
mOus sweIlings are reduced. Cases, chronic Of
viesrious, Of ~ Or 20 years standing, Rate been
cured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
New YoRK. Oct. q.

NEW oRK, Oct. q.
The Heralds Washington special saws the
receipts from customs at the below named
ports, from the 18th to the 10Th inst, were
as follows: New York, 50. 300. .oei; Boston.
S2s5, ,02l; Philadelphia, STA, 800. Baltimore,
Sl02. .ss4-total S3. .292, ,327. The receipts at
New Orleans from the 9th to the 18th inst,
amounted 10 SlT0,.l2.
A HeraldS New Orleans special SAYS
am semi-officlally informed that Ortega and
staff, now here. viii not be permitted to en-
ter Mexico, and perhaps, will be arrested
here. The military commander is absent for
a few DAYS but there is unusual stir al head
quarters tonight. Something is on the tapis.
The Times Washington specisl saws, under
the Bounty act of July 2Sth. 1866, the mother
and daughter Of deceased soldiers, provided
there has been no abandonment on either
side. are Jointly entitled TO receive payment
of the bounty, the widow having re-narried
before the act, and there being no minor
children, and where the heirs of a deceased
soldier claimed the bounty provided by the
act of July 2sth 1866. Ii is decided
that if the soldier died before the
passage of the act from causes other than
wounds or disease contracted in the service,
or if he dies after the passage OF the law from
any canse, the heirs would not be entitled to
the bonnty. But II he DIED prior 10 the pas
sage from wounds or disease contracted in
the service. the bounty descends to the heirs
in the order and on the conditions named in
the law. This case is precisely parallel TO
that Of the soldier TO whom the bounty is
granted BIZ the law of March Sd 1863, for less
than two years service when discharged for
wounds received in battle and no provision
was made for the descent of the bounty OF the
sold Ter who died without receiving it, and 1t
was held to be personal to the beneficiary
and that it did not descend. Congress sane
toned this construction, ,and passed an elab-
oraie section on March Sd 1865, providing
for the descent in . prescribed order Of
inheritance, thus By implication asserting
that il could not descend without express pro
vision Of law.
The President has ordered the appoint
meut Of Gen Gordon Granger, as Colonel of
one OF the new Infantry regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
EKr Yonk, Oct. q

&RE CRK, Oct. -.
The Posts special saws the President and
Generals Grant and Sherman are engaged in
revising the new list OF appointments IN the
regular army preparatory TO announcing It
The Post denies that the parties detected
in the naturalization forgeres. were connec-
ted with the Republican headquarters. 1t
sars these frauds had been carried on
throughout the business to make money, ana
that the three arrested we're the first to be
detected.
The family OF Gen. Dix sailed in the Argo
to.day. Gen. Dix will leave for France,
probably, next month.
The Evening Express says the sentence OF
Col Lynch, to death, still continues to be an
exciting topic in Esnian circles There
seems 10 be general impression among the
brotherhood that the sentence will not be
carried out, and that all the prisoners viii be
sent to Jail for life. This anticipation has
had the effect Of materially modifying the
feeling against the Canadian government,
which otherwise would exist II is under
stood that q mass meeting win be called in
this city, to express sympathy with Colonel
Lynch and his associates, and 10 take steps
To procure his release.
The cases of Eli Bohm, adistiiler, doing
business At Newton, N. j., and Messrs.
Shafter, distillers, at the corner OF
Roe Franklin and Flatbush Avenues,
whose places were seized by the Government
in August last, for the fraudulent nasufae-
ture Of vnisksy, were TO have besn tried in
the q. g. Circuit Csrt this mprning, hut
the cases we're settled by the payment Of one
hundred anJ nine thousand dollxss to the
Government by Mr.. Bohm, and thirty>two
thousand dollars by Messrs. Ros 3 Shat.
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-28
AFTERNOON DESP PATCHES.
FROM NV YORK.

NEw York, Oct. 20.
Otto Arnox, a clerk at the Republican
Naturalization Office, No. 6 Centre street.
Philip Melong and Henry Smith, were ar
rested yesterday, charged with forging the
name of Judge Mcneil to naturalization GER
ti6cates. The accused were committed 70
Jail in default of 81 600 bail to answer.
The 1ri6unes Berlin correspondent Of the
1lth, says the celebrated DIR. LANCER Beck,
the chief surgeon Of our army, left few days
ago for Bearrits TO consah with the physi>
clans of the French Emperor on the posi-
bility of an operation. Yesterday q despatch
was received from our Embassy, at Paris,
that there is no hope of the recovery OF Ma
poleon, and that his death may be hourly ex-
pected, the fact being only still kept secret.
The Tribmae's New Orleans special says
Judge Cooley, who presided at recent term
of the Circuit Court at Alexandra, has re-
turned TO this city, and represented the parish
of Rapidan as being in state of anarchy.
The news Of the conviction and sentence to
death Of Lynch, the Fenian, created the
greatest excitement among the Irish citizens
a, New York. The Common Council of the
city met and passed resolutions requesting
the Canadian authorities TO pardon the pris-
oner, and requesting the President to use all
efforts 10 obtain the same. The Tammany
Hall Fenans also held d meeting and passed
resolutions Of less pacific character, de-
nonncing the British Justice and calling for
vengeance on the Canadians.
The Tribunes Chicago special says the
evidences OF wide spread troubles on the In
dian frontier have accumulated more rapidly
than usual within the past few days. A gen
eral war is really eminent. Gen. Sherman
has ceased to discredit alarming reports, and
is taxing every energy TO throw troops into
imperiled districts. Fifteen hundred Indian
warriors are declared by the latest advices to
be the war path.
Aovices of additional disasters on the lake
in the late storm continue to come IN. The
devastation was very extensive. Fourteen
inches Of snow fell in the Lake Superior
mining regions yesterday.
For the twenty four hours ending at two
clock this afternoon, the 26th, six cases of
cholera have been reported, of which two
were fatal. The disease has practically dis
appeared.